THE ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE MAGAZINE | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1

St. Francis College’s 19th President Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz Page 3

Also Inside: Leading in Economic Mobility...... Page 2 Faculty Notes ...... 14 Celebrating Our Graduates...... 6 SFC Terrier Turns Pro...... 15 Global Heroes Come to Brooklyn Heights...... 9 Were You There? Past Events...... 18 An Inside Look at the New MFA...... 10 Class Notes ...... 21 20 Years of the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture...... 13 In Memoriam...... 25

2016–2017 DONOR REPORT BEGINS PAGE 26 TERRIER BOARD OF TRUSTEES ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Fall 2017 Volume 81, Number 1 CHAIRMAN PRESIDENT Terrier , the magazine of St. Francis College, John F. Tully, Esq. ’67 Patrick J. Dugan ’01 is published by the Office of College Relations for alumni and friends of St. Francis College. TRUSTEES VICE PRESIDENT Hector Batista ’84 Patricia Moffatt Lesser ’77 Linda Werbel Dashefsky Bro. William Boslet, OSF ’70 Vice President for DIRECTORS Rev. Msgr. John J. Bracken Government and Community Relations Joseph M. Acciarito ’12 William Cline Dennis J. McDermott ’74 James Bozart ’86 Edward N. Constantino ’68 Director of Alumni Relations Sarah M. Bratton-Hughes ’07 Bro. Leonard Conway, OSF ’71 John J. Casey ’70 Thomas F. Flood Catherine Cooney-Burke Vice President for Development Kevin T. Conlon ’11 Orville W. Dale Salvatore P. Demma ’09 Kenneth D. Daly ’88 EDITOR Dorothy E. Gurreri ’79 Mary Beth Dawson, Ph.D. Richard Relkin Joseph M. Hemway ’84 William F. Dawson ’86 Director of Media Relations Mary Anne P. Killeen ’78 Jean Desravines ’94 PHOTO EDITOR Josephine B. Leone ’08 Gene Donnelly ’79 Alfonso Lopez ’06 Edwin Mathieu Catherine Greene James H. McDonald ’69 Webmaster Leslie S. Jacobson, Ph.D. Kevin M. Nash ’78 Barbara G. Koster ’76 CONTRIBUTORS Jonathan K. Ng ’07 Jesus F. Linares ’84 Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 Antonevia A. Ocho-Coultes Oddman ’04 Michael C. Macchiarola Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Josephine M. Pagliughi ’13 Michael A. MacIntyre ’97 David Gansell Dyanne M. Rosado ’95 J. Christopher Mangan ’83 Director of Athletic Communications K. Danielle Rouchon ’92 Lawrence A. Marsiello ’72 Danielle Adone ’13 Robert L. Smith ’72 Miguel Martinez-Saenz, Ph.D.** Writer Theresa M. Spelman-Huzinec ’88 Victor J. Masi, D.O. ’89 Chandra Persaud ’11 Gino P. Menchini Writer Walton Pearson ’83 Sydney Bell ’20 Denis Salamone ’75 Photographer Bro. Christopher Thurneau, OSF Wagner Elancieux ’18 Thomas J. Volpe* Photographer * Emeritus and Non-Voting PLEASE ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR TO: ** Not elected Richard Relkin Terrier Magazine St. Francis College 180 Remsen Street, Room 7304 Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201-4305

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President Miguel Martinez-Saenz greets Rocky along with incoming freshmen and transfer students at Terrier Tuesday on September 5.

To say that I feel honored and humbled to have been selected as the 19th President of St. Francis College would understate the emotions I feel at this time. My joining the St. Francis College community, and the Brooklyn community, has been a whirlwind of experiences including, most notably, a newfound appreciation for the way hospitality can be made manifest in our lives. My family (Julie, Caterina, Joaquin-and our two dogs: Charlotte and Dallas) has experienced more warmth and we have received more thoughtful attention and care than we could have ever imagined. For that we will be eternally grateful. There is little doubt that I have big shoes to fill and I have a more fully the pressing issues of our day and we must make a legacy to uphold, preserve and enhance. My deep devotion to the concerted effort to be living examples of mercy, compassion and mission of St. Francis College will, I hope, be obvious to all those hospitality. Of significance, we should aspire to remain open to who I am fortunate enough to encounter on our journey. learning from our neighbors, understanding all the while that our Let us continue to embrace the idea fully that a Catholic College humanity binds us in irrevocable ways; mysterious ways perhaps, like St. Francis College, a college committed to keeping the but ways that demand of us that we respect the dignity and worth existential questions front and center, is in a good position to of each being. We must push ourselves and our neighbors in ways help build a strong public imagination among members of the that enable each of us to accept the fact that the world is messy, community by promoting dialogue about things that matter; also, that ethical judgments are conflict-ridden, that we, as imperfect it is critical that each of us strives to enact our espoused commit- vessels in an imperfect society will continue to struggle to grasp ments in ways that are “perceptibly present and effectively our purpose, our vocation, and our place in the world. And, we operative.” While a commitment to service is absolutely critical can only expect to be beacons of hope if we choose to live in and fundamental, so too is a concern with ultimate questions, community with others. both theological and philosophical. I have a firm belief that we must always attempt to be models of In God, Philosophy, Universities: A Selective History of the what it means to be a life-long learner, a learner who never arrives. Catholic Philosophical Tradition, Alasdair MacIntyre writes: A learner who dwells uncomfortably but willingly in the contingent, “Undergraduate education has become largely a prologue to imperfect and transitory, yet embraces life with zeal and with an specialization and professionalization… by and large a place in unflinching commitment to self-interrogation and to respect and which certain questions go unasked or rather, if asked, it is only care of “the other.” We must enact this daily in our lives and in our by individuals and in settings such that as few as possible hear communities. And, we must invite others to join us. them being asked.” St. Francis College should continue striving In Peace and Friendship, to buck this tendency by first and foremost making plain that an education rooted in the Franciscan tradition requires all members of the community to reflect critically and contemplate morally and deliberately in a manner that illustrates a commitment to social justice and in a manner that takes seriously Matthew 25:31-46. It’s very easy for us to say things. It’s much more difficult for Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz us to be living examples of our values. We must learn to live in a President complex and ever-changing world, endeavoring to understand

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 1 Campus News

Entrepreneur Pitch Challenge Winners Pinning Ceremony for Nurses APRIL 27—From the latest in Italian soccer MAY 12—The St. Francis College hosted its first Pinning Ceremony to to a portable water fountain for dogs, St. Francis celebrate the completion of the undergraduate program in Nursing. College student entrepreneurs pitched their More than 30 students were on hand for the ceremony. With their best entrepreneurial ideas to a team of experts undergraduate course work completed, many students have already at the 2017 College-Wide Pitch Contest passed their nursing NCLEX exams and are working as certified RNs, sponsored by Investors Bank. like Jahira Sepulveda ’17 at Visiting Nurse Services and Dillon O’Sullivan “The Pitch Challenge gives our student ’17 at New York-Presbyterian Brooklyn Methodist Hospital. ● entrepreneurs an opportunity to polish their Sydney Bell ’19. business plans and pitches as well as earn some crucial start-up funds for their proposed businesses,” said Eda Sanchez-Persampieri, Director of the Center for Entrepreneurship. “From more than 50 entrepreneurial pitches, we had to choose the seven best. Any one of them could have taken home the top prizes.” ●

Video—https://youtu.be/VZ-a5xPz3Hc

Dillon O’Sullivan ’17, Jeanine Capuana ’17, Samantha Gosman ’17, Brittany Palmieri ’17.

Second Place winner John Rodriguez ’19, for Hound20, a portable device dogs wear to give them water. First Place winner Sydney Bell ’19, to help buy equipment for her photography company. Third Place and Audience Award winners Marco Messina ’17 and Michael Kantaris ’18 for their sports New graduates Gabrielle Douglas ’17, Tamika De Coteau multimedia start-up Italian Football TV (IFTV). Also in the photo Investors ’17, Jahira Sepulveda ’17, and Gabriel Albazambrano at Bank Senior Vice President Mark Noto and Claudia Vilardo ’17. the May 12, 2017 Pinning Ceremony.

SFC a Leader in Economic Mobility Students coming from families with low incomes have a great chance of making it big if they attend St. Francis College, wrote the New York Times in an assessment of a major new report conducted by The Equality of Opportunity Project. Out of almost 600 selective private colleges, the Times writes that students from St. Francis were offered the 19th best “chance a poor student has to become a rich adult.” The Equality of Opportunity Project found that a student coming from the bottom fifth of incomes had a 49% chance to reach the top fifth of incomes as an adult. “Time and again, a St. Francis education has opened the door to a better future. Studies like this show that we are a proven path to success for those who dream of a better tomorrow,” said Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan. The Upshot, a division of the New York Times which concentrates on using data to tell their stories, also writes that St. Francis ranked 13th out of 578 selective private colleges in their Overall mobility index, which “reflects both access and outcomes, representing the likelihood that a student at Saint Francis College moved up two or more income quintiles.” ●

Go to sfc.edu/terrier for links to reports or visit https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/ college-mobility/saint-francis-college (subscrip- tion site).

2 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 St. Francis College’s 19th President St. Francis College Welcomes 19th President Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz New Leader Dedicated to Student Access, Retention, and Success St. Francis College proudly welcomes Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz as the 19th President in the College’s 160 year history. He began his term in September at the start of the 2017–2018 academic year, taking over for Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan who filled the position after the death of Brendan J. Dugan ’68 in December of 2016. resident Martinez-Saenz comes to Brooklyn Heights from promise,” said Dr. Martinez-Saenz. “Our educational goals reach beyond Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio where he was the general knowledge and skills and include cognitive, socio-emotional PProvost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. and moral development. Mastery of these areas help students become “When we set out to find a new president, we looked for a champion desirable to employers. But first, students have to graduate and to of the Franciscan values of kindness and service; someone who also graduate we must meet the needs of the students we choose to enroll.” brings deep academic experience, solid leadership skills, and an Over the course of his career, Dr. Martinez-Saenz has worked with accomplished track record,” said Chair of the selection committee a wide variety of businesses and community groups; creating partner- Denis J. Salamone ’75, a member of the Board at M&T Bank Corporation. ships that resulted in internships, fellowships, and special events that “Of the 80 applicants we reviewed, it quickly became apparent that benefitted his students. Dr. Martinez-Saenz was exactly the type of person we were looking for. Working with the President at Otterbein, he helped cultivate relation- We are fortunate he felt the same way about St. Francis College.” ships and gain commitments of public and private money to launch A Cuban-American with 17 years of academic and leadership The Point, a groundbreaking maker space and experiential learning experience, Dr. Martinez-Saenz is committed to three major pillars of facility that houses private companies and academic programs. higher education; student access, retention, and student success. With a Master’s Degree and Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University “Going to college is only meaningful if colleges deliver what they of South Florida, President Martinez-Saenz began his academic career

“Higher education is in the middle of a major transition, being re-imagined and re-conceptualized to meet the demands of a changing globe, I look forward to working with the professors, students, administrators, alumni, and friends of St. Francis College to determine the best way for us to grow, change and lead.”

— DR. MARTINEZ-SAENZ

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 3 as an Assistant Professor of of efforts especially in the context Philosophy at Wittenberg Get to Know the New President of internationalization that University in Springfield, Ohio. included a three-year global After earning tenure and promo- FAVORITE FOODS FAVORITE PLACE TO VACATION arts initiative, funded in part by tion at Wittenberg, Dr. Martinez- Arroz, frijoles negros y platanitos Barcelona (used to be New York) the National Endowment of the Saenz accepted and held two LAST BOOK READ FAVORITE WAY TO UNWIND Arts. He also helped lay the administrative appointments: The Cross and the Lynching Tree Read books or watch movies with foundation and developed Assistant Provost for the First-Year by James Cone our children partnerships with universities Experience and Associate Provost in South Africa, Costa Rica, MUSIC IN HEAVY ROTATION for Academic Affairs. BELOW: Dr. Martinez-Saenz with his wife Brazil, and Malaysia. Of signifi- Among his accomplishments Orishas, Tom Waits, Adele, Shakira, Julie Holland, their two children cance, Dr. Martinez-Saenz was Ray LaMontagne, Jullieta Venegas, Caterina and Joaquin and their two in those administrative roles are dogs Charlotte and Dallas. an administrative Fulbright the creation of a student-centered Amos Lee, Bob Marley, Counting Scholar (March 2016) through first-year experience aimed at Crows, Bebe, Hozier, Bright Eyes, the Fulbright-Nehru International easing the transition to college Bebo Valdes & Cigala, Los Education Administrators Program. life, an artist-in-residence Aldeanos Outside the university setting program, and the develop- his experience has been varied ment and implementation and diverse. He has worked with of programs that promote his spouse, Julie Holland, a former diversity, equity, and 8th grade public school Social respect. Studies teacher, tutoring teens Dr. Martinez-Saenz at or below the poverty-line, has moved from Wittenberg conducted philosophy workshops to accept the position of in juvenile detention centers, and Dean and Associate Provost has accompanied student groups to for Student Success at build houses in rural communities in St. Cloud State University’s Nicaragua as part of trips organized by University College where he led a data analytics initiative that Bridges to Community. Notably, while examined the factors influencing retention, with a special in Springfield he was a founding board emphasis on the magnitude of these effects. This research member for a non-profit organization helped his team focus on ways of intervening and how certain that works with social service organiza- factors would impact student retention. tions to assess, develop and implement Dr. Martinez-Saenz’s most recent appointment was at Otterbein strategies to strengthen their capacities; more recently, Dr. Martinez- University where he served as Provost. In that position he led a number Saenz has been focused on creating collaborative opportunities between

Johnny Perez ’18 and Keston Jones (Foundation for the Advancement and Rehabilitation of the State Senator and former St. Francis Marginalized). College Registrar Roxanne J. Persaud. Brooklyn Borough President Eric L. Adams.

Bertha Hare (SUNY Downstate Medical Center), State Assemblymember Jaime Williams, Dr. Keydron Guinn (SUNY Downstate Medical Center), and State Senator Martin Golden, State Assemblyman Joseph Lentol, and City Anne Richards (Office of Jaime Williams). Councilman David Greenfield.

4 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 SFC Goals 1. Help contribute to 2. Aspire to model 3. Work to share the 4. Become a Brooklyn building a community Franciscan values in St. Francis College community member of learners that respect everything I do while story widely so more who engages deeply and care for each on campus and beyond people can come to and substantively other while having fun. with a special focus on know the transforma- with the community College communities promoting the dignity tional work that goes beyond the walls of should be places of of all persons. on at St. Francis—and St. Francis College. ecstasy. hopefully help increase enrollments and raise some money while doing so. community colleges and four-year universities, working to connect He has written and presented on issues including but not limited social entrepreneurs with re-entry work and has devoted significant to: how philosophy can turn the headline grabbing news cycle into time to teaching in correctional facilities. more meaningful conversations; why living the Franciscan phrase, “President Martinez-Saenz is a rising star in the academic world,” “Preach the Gospel always, when necessary use words,” makes for said Chairman of the Board of Trustees John F. Tully ’67. “His dedica- strong leadership; Jorge Luis Borges and the power of translation; tion to the students lies at the core of his career and his focus on and how colleges must balance the need for students to get jobs with giving all students the best college experience possible will ensure the importance of providing a substantive educational experience. that St. Francis College continues to flourish as a top private institution President Martinez-Saenz has been honored with a variety of for many years to come.” accolades during his academic career, including the Ohio Latino “Higher education is in the middle of a major transition, being Awards Educator of the Year, Insight into Diversity Visionary Award, re-imagined and re-conceptualized to meet the demands of a changing and The Lillian C. Franklin Diversity Award. globe,” said Dr. Martinez-Saenz. “I look forward to working with the Inauguration for President Miguel Martinez-Saenz is currently professors, students, administrators, alumni, and friends of St. Francis being planned for early 2018. For information, please check College to determine the best way for us to grow, change and lead.” sfc.edu/inauguration. ● A deliberate and devoted writer and speaker, Dr. Martinez-Saenz has been published in a number of academic journals and written Video—Watch President Martinez-Saenz talk about Hospitality: https://youtu.be/8ATbnzm9mvI several columns and editorials for Ohio newspapers, the Huffington Post and The Hill.

Terrier Tuesday SEPTEMBER 5—For the third year in a row, St. Francis College welcomed incoming freshmen and transfer students with a block party on Remsen Street to celebrate Terrier Tuesday. The afternoon event featured carnival games, barbecue, and dancing to help the new students get to know their fellow terriers. ●

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 5 2017 Spring Commencement It was the perfect day for an outdoor graduation at Brooklyn Bridge Park, as almost 400 St. Francis College students and thousands of friends and family celebrated the College’s Spring 2017 Commencement on May 24.

his is the third year St. Francis The Valedictorian for Graduate held its graduation on the water, Programs, Sandra Raickovic ’17, earned T taking advantage of a beautiful a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Accounting. Raickovic worked for three Manhattan backdrop to frame the years as a Corporate Tax intern at JP ceremony. Morgan Chase and is now working in the Undergraduate Valedictorian auditing division at Deloitte. A native of Arber Sejdiu ’17, a Psychology Belgrade, Serbia, Raickovic was attracted Major and member of the College’s to St. Francis College by academics and Pre-Health Professions Program athletics, a combination that earned her said, “Our class of 2017 consists a full scholarship. A former world class of some of the smartest and most athlete, Sandra competed on the College’s creative minds, and some of the Track and Field team in the Triple Jump hardest working and kindest souls Valedictorians Arber Sejdiu ’17 and Sandra Raickovic ’17 with and Long Jump for four years. Before that I have ever met in my life.” Interim President Timothy Houlihan at The River Café before coming to St. Francis she competed the commencement ceremony. An Albanian-American whose internationally as a professional, represent- family comes from Kosovo and now ing Serbia as a Finalist at the first Youth lives on Staten Island, Arber was a member of the Duns Scotus honor Olympic Games in Singapore in 2010 among other world competitions. society, Treasurer of Psi Chi Honor Society chapter and the Psychology The graduates were also welcomed into the ranks of the alumni club, President of the English Club, and the Editor-in-Chief of The by Sarah M. Bratton Hughes ’07 who has now completed her term Montage—a student run literary magazine. He also interned with the as President of the Alumni Board of Directors. ● American Red Cross. He hopes to bridge the fields of psychiatry and medicine by going to medical school and doing dual residencies to Spring Commencement Ceremony—https://youtu.be/qCtK7nz1Z1g become both a psychiatrist and neurologist. Meet the Graduates—https://youtu.be/7P_jA1skj5E

In place of a standard commencement address, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Tracy K. Smith read her commissioned poem, Garden of Eden, a poem she hoped would prompt the graduates to reflect on this time in their life. Shortly after the ceremony Smith was named the 22nd U.S. Poet Laureate.

Education majors share their teaching pride on their Some of the Class of 2017, Spring Commencement. graduation caps.

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Tamika De Coteau ’17 graduated from the four-year undergraduate nursing program. A transfer student, she balanced her time at SFC with her career as a 14 year veteran in the Army. After she passes her NCLEX exam and The Most Reverend Paul R. Sanchez, Auxiliary Bishop of Brooklyn with becomes a registered nurse, Tamika will decide between becoming an officer dozens of graduates outside St. Joseph’s Co-Cathedral before the spring in the Army or going to work for a hospital or private medical facility. Baccalaureate Mass on May 23.

2017 Winter Commencement

Winter Commencement Ceremony—https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UohnbkxVNM

The Commencement Address was delivered by Evelyn A. Wolfe, Professor and Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Physics. Dr. Wolfe spoke about the importance of taking classes outside of your major or specific interests. “The education you receive here at St. Francis College is your toolbox. And it is wise to fill it with as many different tools as possible.”

Valedictorian Christine F. Muraco ’17, an Accounting Major who graduated a half year early from the five year Combined Bachelors and Masters Degree program, speaking at Winter Commencement January 9 inside St. Charles Borromeo Church. The first person in her family to attend college, Muraco said the environment at St. Francis suited her goals. “I was suddenly surrounded by determined, hardworking students that knew exactly what they wanted to do and were working hard to get there.” Christine is now working full time at CBS Corporation in their tax department, where she originally interned. In fact, CBS hired Christine for a full time position while she was still a student and she completed her Some of the Class of 2017, Winter Commencement. final semester balancing her new career with a full class load.

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 7 Terrier Spotlight

By Danielle Adone ’13 With her bubbly personality and hard-working drive junior Arianna Sartzetakis ’19 is taking full advantage of the Brooklyn world she calls home.

orn and raised in Bay Ridge, it only reach girls living in places where it is hardest made sense for Arianna to attend a to be a girl. The club does outreach inside Bsmall college in the heart of Brooklyn and outside of the school and organizes Heights. speakers to help and inspire club members, “I believe Brooklyn is the trendsetter for always remembering how much their daily the rest of the world,” said Arianna. work impacts the girls of the world. She has always been successful in a small Even with so much time devoted to school environment, and always with the co-curricular activities, Arianna puts her support of her parents, her biggest cheer- studies first. She has maintained a 4.0 GPA leaders, encouraging her to chase her goals. as a double major in Economics (Public Her current five year goal is to have Policy) and Political Science. Professors her degree from St. Francis College, a law Miriam Salholz (Business Law) and degree, and to be practicing law in New York, Frank Sorrentino (Political Science) Arianna Sartetakis ’19 with President of the or perhaps even abroad for a year or two. Hellenic Republic, Prokopis Pavlopoulos. as well as Freshman Advisor Victoria Ford With two years at St. Francis under her (Courtesy: Eurokinissi.) are big reasons Arianna offers for why she belt, there is one thing Arianna notices that is thriving academically. stands out above all else. “Everyone is so happy She also thanks two of her biggest mentors, here. It really is the small college of big dreams. Robert Olivia ’04 (Director of Special Events) Everyone knows everybody and we are all working and Ruben Gonzalez ’04 (Director of Student towards the same dream.” Engagement) who have taught her about life outside She should know, her position as Speaker of the classroom. SACOR (Student Activities Counsel of Repre­ With law school in New York in her sights, sentatives), an executive position in the Student Arianna is already building up experience, interning Government Association (SGA), means she at Brooklyn Borough Hall in the Office of Special oversees more than 40 campus clubs and organiza- Counsel. This added commitment has helped her tions. She serves as liaison between the SGA and research skills, allowed her to get an inside look the clubs; assisting in organizing large events like into government, and improved her time manage- Terrier Tuesday. She also works with the athletics ment skills. and academic departments. She also spent 10 days in Greece on the “My work has made me gain a lot of leadership Philoxenia Program College Trip, for students of Arianna Sartetakis ’19. skills and expands my horizons every day. When Greek descent. During the trip, Arianna met with I came to SFC, I didn’t know I would be where I am government officials and visited archeological right now.” and cultural sites while learning about the Greek economy and She added that each club she monitors is filled with passionate Greek-American relations. and motivated students and professors. One of those clubs is one When she isn’t studying or being a campus socialite you can find she founded herself, Girl Up: United Nations Foundation St. Francis Arianna enjoying an ice cream somewhere in Brooklyn. And while College Chapter. Girl Up is composed of a community of nearly half being a successful lawyer is absolutely the dream, Arianna also a million passionate leaders raising awareness and funds to help wouldn’t mind opening her own local, ice cream shop one day. ●

Watch for SFC on your TV! St. Francis College is produc- ing a new TV commercial to be broadcast during televised basketball games and we brought in a drone to get some different views. Here’s a taste of what you’ll see.

8 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Global Heroes St. Francis College hosted dozens of special guests last school year, many with an international impact. Here are just a few of these global heroes.

Jackie Robinson’s Legacy—70 Years after Breaking the Color Barrier APRIL 5—St. Francis College hosted Professor of History Joseph Dorinson (LIU) for a talk on the legacy of Jackie Robinson on April 5; part of a borough wide celebration of Robinson hosted with the Brooklyn Historical Society (BHS) and National Grid to commemorate the 70th St. Francis College Professors Sara Rzeszutek (History), Frank Green (Fine Arts), John Dilyard (management), Emily Horowitz (Sociology), with Provost anniversary of Jackie Robinson’s Brooklyn Dodgers Timothy Houlihan and Nobel Prize Winner Leymah Gbowee. debut on April 15, 1947. On the same day, BHS opened a year-long exhibition titled Until Leymah Gbowee Everyone Has It Made: Jackie Robinson’s Legacy, which tells the story of Robinson as athlete and fighter for equal rights. That exhibit runs OCTOBER 25, 2016—Speaking through June 2018. In addition, National Grid hosted a pop-up exhibition. at the 5th Annual Dr. Francis J. St. Francis College students played a big role in the celebration. Greene Honors Lecture at Students from History Professor Sara Rzeszutek Haviland’s course on St. Francis College, Nobel Peace protest researched the event that changed baseball. After examining Prize winner Leymah Gbowee artifacts and other resources at BHS they created the brochure given (left) urged people to lay down out at the exhibition. their misconceptions about others and realize that at the core of most “By integrating America’s national pastime in 1947, Jackie Robinson struggles, people are fighting for the same thing; basic human rights. paved the way for the decades of major civil rights victories that Gbowee, who won the Nobel Prize for helping to end the civil war in followed,” said Professor Haviland. ● Liberia, talked about confronting her own prejudices and the importance of trusting others when fighting for justice. She said without trust Video—https://youtu.be/bMqDHIyrFYs between different groups, there won’t be the transformational change that both groups want. “How do you say ’I care for Black Lives Matter but I don’t care for gay and LGBT people.’?” The Honors Lecture was organized by Professor John Dilyard, Director of the Honors Program. It is named for Dr. Francis Greene, who taught at St. Francis College for more than 30 years before retiring as a full-time faculty member. ●

Video—https://vimeo.com/189007198

Bernard Lafayette FEBRUARY 23—From original Freedom Rider Charter Day—Fr. Patrick Desbois with now Congressman John Lewis, to a close confidant and organizer with Martin Luther APRIL 28—The keynote speaker for St. Francis College’s 133rd Charter King, Jr., civil rights pioneer Bernard Lafayette Day convocation was Fr. Patrick Desbois, a French, Catholic priest and has spent his lifetime fighting for justice and President of Yahad-In Unum, a global humanitarian organization equality through non-violence. dedicated to identifying and commemorating the sites of Jewish and Lafayette said he’s focused his life on Roma mass executions in Eastern Europe during World War II. His non-violence because that was the subject of organization also now works to honor the Catholic Yazidis in Iraq who the last conversation he had with Dr. King, Jr. were executed by ISIS. just a few hours before King was shot and killed. Fr. Desbois said that when people talk about the Holocaust they often That non-violence training led him around the world; to Nigeria, where refer to concentration camps like Auschwitz. But he points out that while more than 60,000 former militants laid down their arms; to South Africa; 1.1 million people were killed at Auschwitz, 2.4 million were killed by and to Colombia where Lafayette was kidnapped for a short time by gunfire in small towns and villages across the continent. Many of these the FARC terrorist group. He has also started a number of non-violence executions were public spectacles where school was cancelled so entire training programs in the United States; including in Florida, Texas, and families could come and watch the Jews being shot and killed. Green Haven Correctional facility in New York. He says he needs to tell these stories to urge people to stand up to “The irony of the thing is I’ve met people who have followed in that terror. “Don’t wait for people to act in your place when the planet is path from Green Haven prison, the results,” said Lafayette, pointing to burning. Don’t close your eyes, otherwise, perhaps you will wake up St. Francis College Criminal Justice Major Felix Colon ’18 who went one day in nightmare” ● through Lafayette’s non-violence training program while behind bars. See the full list of Charter Day honorees at www.sfc.edu/news-feed/~post/ “They say you cast your bread on the water and it will return. I’m looking charter-day-celebrates-scholarship-20170517 at returns and the returns look good to me.” ● Video—https://youtu.be/1gFav79L8zs Video—https://youtu.be/hfJ5vF-FoTI

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 9 High Excitement for Low-Residency MFA in Creative Writing Notes From an MFA Candidate

By Noel T. Jones ’12, MFA ’19

From Walt Whitman to Betty Smith, Arthur Miller to Marianne Moore, Truman Capote to Thomas Wolfe, The Brooklyn Eagle to…well, you get the picture; the roots of Brooklyn’s literary spirit are deepest in Brooklyn Heights, and the new Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program at St. Francis College continues the tradition. he MFA is one of the newest in the city, and is Booker Prize winning novelist and writer Marlon also unique. It’s the only low-residency in the James. Taking a break from focusing on our own work, T area, meaning that students come to campus we attended lectures and workshops where we met twice a year for 10 intense days, then do the rest of the myriad members of the literary world. The focus of work online. As someone who worked their way each visiting writer, agent, and editor meeting with us through undergrad, and continues to need the support varied from advice on how to map plot in prose, to how of a full-time job, this structure allows me to focus on to measure meter in poetry, or how to create realistic making a living while also developing the skills dialogue on the page and on the stage. Despite the necessary to hone my craft. differences in gender, race, age, genre, and the role When I returned to St. Francis College this summer Noel T. Jones ’12, MFA ’19. the speaker played in the publishing process, a single to attend the inaugural MFA residency, I was reminded thread of advice connected all of these talks: publica- of Homer’s classic poem “The Odyssey.” After years of being lost “at tions and awards don’t make you a writer; writing makes you a writer. sea” in the workforce, weathering storms of self-doubt, hindrances in This may seem to be stating the obvious, but in an age when amateur the form of rejected stories from journals, and disruptions in my writers are told only to expect rejection—a red-ink badge of courage—it commitment to writing, I discovered that Remsen Street is my Ithaca, is easy to get discouraged. Still more like Odysseus, we MFA candidates and this residency was a homecoming. are not alone on our quest. It may be overwhelming to be in the same However, it is my impression that SFC has that welcoming effect on room as these successful figures, especially when some of them are any student, not just the ones who return. In a mere ten days, I bonded tasked with the job of tearing your writing apart. Nevertheless, we learn with two poets, three dramatic writers, and three other fiction writers— from our mistakes and can only benefit from such insightful criticism. my fellow MFA candidates—which is to say nothing of the incredible Under the unwavering tutelage of our accomplished faculty and faculty under the guidance of Dr. Wendy Galgan, chair of the English with the sense of community we have built amongst each other, Department, and something brilliant Professor Theo Gangi, this way comes, and Program Director and St. Francis is at the Lecturer. core of it. ● Our jam-packed days began with Learn more about the MFA at in-depth workshops sfc.edu/MFA overseen by award winning professors Watch the including playwright MFA Mentors in an and actress Kathryn Author’s Showcase: Lincoln Michel (online editor of Electric Grant, poet and writer https://youtu.be/ Literature, coeditor of Gigantic) leads a onHO9UgwMOs Annie Finch, and Man MFA students Evelyn Dumonte ’21 and Adela Pacurar ’19. workshop with Steven Moller ’19.

MFA Faculty Spotlights

Marlon James is Annie Finch is an Kathryn Grant is an the 2015 Man award winning poet adjunct professor at Booker Prize winner with six books of St. Francis College. for his novel, A Brief poetry including, Her plays have been History of Seven Eve, Calendars, produced in New Killings. He is and most recently York and around the Marlon James. also the author of Annie Finch. Spells: New and Kathryn Grant. country. She has The Book of Night Selected Poems. received the Berilla Women, which won the 2010 Dayton Literary She has also written popular nonfiction, plays, Kerr Award in Playwriting, the Jerry Kaufman Peace Prize and an NAACP Image Award. opera libretti, memoir, and numerous books Award, two Premiere Stages Festival Awards His first novel, John Crow’s Devil, was a and anthologies on poetry and poetics. and a citation from The Harold and Mimi New York Times Editors’ Choice. ● She was Director of the Stonecoast MFA in Steinberg/ATCA New Play Award. ● Creative Writing for ten years. ●

10 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 St. Francis College $50,000 Literary Prize Awarded to Dana Spiotta

SEPTEMBER 16—With the gift of $50,000 for winning the 2017 St. Francis College Literary Prize, Dana Spiotta (Innocents and Others, Scribner) now has one of the most important gifts of all, the gift of more time to work on new projects.

hat encouragement and freedom to write Others raises important questions about is precisely why St. Francis College created technology, film, friendship, and justice. It’s T the Literary Prize, which is awarded every ultimately a bold examination of the motiva- two years to a mid-career author. The college tions and ethics behind the making of art.” wants to focus attention on writers as they Innocents and Others was chosen from continue to find their voice, while supporting the 187 entries submitted for the award, giving them in producing their next great work. Jury Prize members; a herculean task in Spiotta echoed that philosophy in her picking a winner. acceptance speech at the Brooklyn Book Spiotta thanked the jury and St. Francis Festival Gala, held at the College. for fulfilling two important needs for a writer, “Debuts tend to get the most attention, Literary Prize Winner Dana Spiotta with “To continue working you need courage and but to me, a writer’s later books are always Jonathan Dee (2011 Prize Winner) and Jury you need support. Recognition by a panel of more interesting,” said Spiotta. “The early Member René Steinke. fellow writers is deeply encouraging and money influences fall away. The writer hits a stride is a gift of time to a writer. Less time in which possibilities expand, abilities peak, St. Francis College Literary Prize Short List making ends meet equals more time and energy has not yet diminished. Ideally, Amina Gautier, The Loss of All Lost Things (Elixir Press) writing. There is never enough time.” Mohsin Hamid, Exit West (Riverhead Books) experience allows you to take bigger artistic Following up on the award Spiotta Adam Haslett, Imagine Me Gone (Little, Brown and Company) risks and you become engaged in creating Selah Saterstrom, Slab (Coffee House Press) attended a panel at the Book Festival with a whole body of work.” Dana Spiotta, Innocents and Others (Scribner) two of the other Short List authors, Adam St. Francis College Provost and Chair of Deb Olin Unferth, Wait Till You See Me Dance (Graywolf Press) Haslett and Deb Olin Unferth, as well as the 12th Annual Brooklyn Book Festival the three jury prize members. They read Timothy J. Houlihan announced the prize winner, reading a citation from their books and talked about the inspiration for their writing about Innocents and Others from the jury, which featured; Ellen Litman Spiotta summed up one of the lasting effects of winning the award, (The Last Chicken in America), Jeffery Renard Allen (Song of the “Prizes put a little pressure on you to do better and reach further, which Shank), and René Steinke (Friendswood). is a good thing.” ● “Dana Spiotta’s masterful novel Innocents and Others tells a unique story of a friendship between two filmmakers through an ingenious More on the $50,000 Literary Prize can be found at sfc.edu/literaryprize. arrangement of fragmented narratives and invented sources; biographi- Watch the Literary Prize Acceptance Speech— cal essays, video transcripts, diary entries, online chats. With luminous, https://youtu.be/0I7CGuclXrc compelling prose Spiotta has created a cast of characters whose flaws are as fascinating and poignant as their ambitions. Innocence and

René Steinke, Ellen Lipman, Dana Spiotta, St. Francis College Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan, Deb Olin Unferth, and Director of Literary Prize and St. Francis College English Professor Ian Maloney at the Brooklyn Jury members René Steinke, Ellen Lipman, and Jeffrey Renard Allen with Book Festival Gala. Short List authors Deb Olin Unferth, Dana Spiotta, and Adam Haslett.

Walt Whitman Writers Series

Chad Harbach (MFA vs NYC, n+1) Brooklyn-based, rising star read from his best-selling novel, Tanwi Nandini Islam shared The Art of Fielding on November passages from her novel, Bright 10, 2016. Afterwards he talked Lines, and discussed her creative about the benefits of MFA process on April 20, 2017. ● programs with English Professor and Director of the College’s MFA https://youtu.be/6Qd_GeXR1vA program Theo Gangi. ● Professors Theo Gangi and Ian Maloney with https://youtu.be/SqzVp3K3TPw Chad Harbach (center). Tanwi Nandini Islam.

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 11 Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series Sonia Sotomayor—Holding Court at SFC

Justice Sotomayor with Rochella Providence ’20.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor shaking hands and greeting audience members as she walked through the crowd.

Vice President for Government and Community Relations Linda Werbel Dashefsky, Chairman of the Board of Trustees John F. Tully ’67, and Chairman Emeritus Thomas J. Volpe, presenting Justice Sotomayor with an Honorary Doctor of Laws. Justice Sotomayor with Sparkle Sooknanan ’02.

FEBRUARY 2—As she walked down the aisles, shaking hands with dozens of the almost 700 people who came to see her speak, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor talked about an important realization she’d come to since joining the highest court in the country. “I’ve learned that reasonable people can disagree and I’ve learned to working hard to make your lives better. That’s really the drive that makes respect that my colleagues do what they do or come to the decisions you succeed; that desire, the will, and the dedication to get ahead.” they come to, not from ill will or from a desire to hurt anyone, but from When asked about gender inequality, she pointed to her own personal their sense of passion about what they think is best for the law, for the story and a U.S. Marshal calling her ‘honey’ as well as statistics that constitution, and for our system of government,” said Justice Sotomayor. show that women still make far less money for equal work than men The Supreme Court Justice came to St. Francis College as the latest and lag behind in the number of power positions held at companies, speaker in the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series. She engaged in a organizations, and in government. conversation with a former law clerk and St. Francis alumna, Sparkle “It’s unthinking discrimination in large measure, unthinking because Sooknanan ’02, now an associate at Washington based law firm, Jones most people in positions of power are not sensitive enough to recognize Day; then answered questions from students. that for themselves, when they’re evaluating people they’re going to Justice Sotomayor commented that Sparkle, a first-generation college promote or put in positions of responsibility that are great, they tend student from Trinidad, graduated from St. Francis and went all the way to look for people who look like them,” added the Justice. up to clerking at the Supreme Court, where her peers were educated at After the talk, Justice Sotomayor was presented with an Honorary the most exclusive colleges in the country. She said that she came to Doctor of Laws by St. Francis College Interim President Timothy J. the College as a thank you to Sparkle and also because she admires the Houlihan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees John F. Tully ’67, students of St. Francis College, many of them also the first in their family Chairman Emeritus Thomas J. Volpe, and Vice President for to go to College, because of “the things that you’re doing, which is Government and Community Relations Linda Werbel Dashefsky. ●

12 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 20 Years of the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series When a Nobel Peace Prize winner dances with a St. Francis College student, you know that your guest, no matter how many awards and accolades they’ve won, has become a member of the St. Francis College family.

ormer Polish Prime Minister and leader of Solidarity, Lech Walesa, upon aspects of contemporary and professional life that they have never did just that after his talk for the Thomas J. Volpe Lecture Series before considered.” F in 2002. The first lecture, held in 1997 featured former Secretary of Defense, For more than 20 years, world leaders in business, politics, journal- Caspar Weinberger and has showcased a range of people that includes ism, human rights, and entertainment have been engaging with SFC reporter Andrea Mitchell (NBC News), author Sir Salman Rushdie students on a similar deep and meaningful level. From selfies with (Midnight’s Children), and the first female assistant coach in the NBA, astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson (Cosmos) to inspirational messages Becky Hammon. with Mariane Pearl (wife of slain reporter Daniel Pearl), the variety of Students also learned about leadership and the early days of hip speakers has made a huge impact of the entire community. hop from Def Jam creator Russell Simmons, the truth behind Hotel The benefactor of the series, Thomas J. Volpe, now Chairman Rwanda from the man who saved more than 1,200 people from Emeritus of the Board of Trustees, has an almost 50 year association genocide, Paul Rusesabagina, and the creative process from novelist with the College. His motivation to start the program began “when I E.L. Doctorow (Ragtime). joined the Board in 1971 and witnessed the dynamic energy of the “The last two lectures were of particular relevance and importance,” students, many the first in their families to attend College, and the added Mr. Vople. “Namely to meet and hear Justice Sonia Sotomayor singular and dedicated mission of St. Francis College, its leadership, (see page 12) and to learn of the heroes of My Italian Secret who played its faculty, and its values.” a selfless role during the Holocaust in Italy.” ● Volpe, a former Senior Vice President of Financial Operations for The Interpublic Group of Companies, Inc., helps select the speakers For videos, stories, and photos about many of the Thomas J. based on their ability “to challenge the students to listen and to reflect Volpe Lecture Series speakers, please go to sfc.edu/volpelecture

Becky Hammon with SFC Lech Walesa with Alexandra volleyball player Saleesha Neil deGrasse Tyson with Lea Munteanu ’04 in 2002. Matthews ’15. McCarthy ’14 in 2013.

My Italian Secret: Forgotten Heroes of the Holocaust As millions of Jews were being led to their deaths in concentration camps during the Holocaust, many Italians, including a Tour de France winner, were secretly hiding Award winning architect and helping thousands escape the clutches Sir Salman Rushdie in 2009 with Tom Volpe and Brendan J. Jeffrey Beers on creativity and of the Nazis. innovation in 2016. Dugan ’68. This story is now being told in the movie, My Italian Secret: Forgotten Heroes, produced by Vincent Marmorale (pictured, above-left) and Vincent DeGiaimo ’72 (above-right). They screened the film April 24 and talked about the movie and the heroism of the Italians who saved thousands of lives during the Holocaust. The screening was also part of the College’s annual Yom HaShoah—Holocaust Remembrance Day commemoration. ●

Brendan J. Dugan ’68, Anita and Tom Volpe with New York Times Video: https://youtu.be/wR82RDj85p8 Mariane Pearl in 2008. Columnist Frank Bruni in 2012.

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 13 Faculty Notes

Marisa Cohen (Psychology) was recognized Kingsley Publishers). The book argues that had their hands full in culling the batch to by Kappa Delta Pi (KDP), International Honor the legal system needs to radically change the 60 films from 27 countries. They screened Society in Education for her work as Counselor way it handles cases involving defendants with them March 29 and 30 at the 2nd Annual to the St. Francis Xi Rho Chapter. Xi Rho just developmental disabilities charged with sex St. Francis College Women’s Film Festival. won the national Community Service Chapter offenses; that they are overly harsh and don’t The festival also featured panels on topics Program Award at KDP’s 2017 Convocation. take into account the defendants lack of including: Why Women’s Media Making awareness or inability to comprehend the Matters, Crowdfunding Workshop—Financing Uwe P. Gielen (Psychology), Executive Director societal values that these laws police. Your Film, Building Bridges—The Art of of the Institute for International and Cross- Networking, and Filmmaking as Entrepreneurship. Cultural Psychology, received the Machiko They served their country Fukuhara Advanced International Research in the armed forces and and Service Award at the 75th Anniversary now veterans and active Convention of the International Council of service members have Psychologists. In addition to receiving the the opportunity to serve their communities as award he gave three presentations on teachers. Peter Leibman ’71 (Education) and international topics at the convention. Michele Hirsch (Psychology) are both grant recipients of a $400,000 Troops to Teachers Emily Horowitz (Chair, grant from the Department of Defense to help Sociology and Criminal Justice), turn soldiers into classroom leaders. More with co-editor, law professor information on Troops to Teachers can be Larry Dubin, J.D., are fighting In August, Communication Arts Professor found at proudtoserveagain.com. to make the legal system more Michelle Steven and her husband Jorge met fair for people on the autism With more than with Nigerian royalty, His Royal Majesty, Oba spectrum and with developmen- 1,000 submissions, David Olusola Olatunde, The Onikun of Ikun tal disabilities through the release of their Communication Arts Ekiti and his Queen, Olori Omotayo Olatunde. Professor Steven helps produces the Nigerian new book, Caught in the Web of the Criminal Professors Augusta Film Festival which has screened films at Justice System: Autism, Developmental Palmer and Magaly St. Francis College the last two years. ● Disabilities, and Sex Offenses (Jessica Colimon-Christopher

New Graduate Program in General Psychology All in the Family— Following up on the success of the five year Combined Bachelor’s and Assistant Academic Dean Kathleen Gray Master’s Degree in Applied Behavioral Psychology, St. Francis College is When Assistant Academic Dean now accepting students into a stand-alone two year graduate program for Kathleen Gray talks about her one, a Master’s Degree in General Psychology. big, happy family, she’s talking about “We see this program as a valuable tool for behavior management a clan that is much bigger than specialists who want to work at human service agencies, government the average. Growing up, Dr. Gray programs, or health programs,” said Psychology Professor Karen Wilson, estimates between 50 and 60 foster the director of the program. “It will greatly benefit people looking for children moved in and out of her career advancement in fields like human resources and marketing and home. Some stayed for multiple provides a valuable foundation for those working at mental health and years, others for much less, as many as five at a time, social service agencies including child protective services.” but Dr. Gray considers all of them her siblings. “This masters degree also serves as a bridge for students who want to The second oldest of five children, one an adopted sharpen their research skills or gain valuable experience before moving on foster child, Dr. Gray admits it wasn’t always easy to to a doctoral program,” said Chair of Psychology Department Kristy Biolsi. part with brothers and sisters. “Our Master’s level curriculum is a valuable asset and gives our graduates “What we always believed was that if we didn’t say an advantage if they choose to continue their education at a higher level.” goodbye to one child, the next one would not have a Professor Biolsi adds that every graduate of the five year program place to go.” who applied for an advanced degree was accepted to a Ph.D., Psy.D. This was particularly important because her family or pre-med program. took in mostly special needs children, many with severe The degree does not qualify someone to sit for a state license in disabilities and who do not have a lot of options in the psychology or allow them to practice as a therapist or psychologist but foster system. Her parents have now fostered more the rigorous masters level coursework will benefit students in providing than 100 children in all. a solid foundation of knowledge and experience that can be applied to “I was raised to believe that you give what you have fields as diverse as business, law, and, education. to give and that when you need you can take what you “The graduate program in Psychology is really strong and these new need and that keeps it going full circle,” added Gray. students will enrich our current courses with their perspectives. They’ll Being responsible, academically, for 2,700 students also benefit from the curriculum and experience of professors at St. bears some similarities to foster parenting, and that Francs,” added Dr. Biolsi. “We started the program, in part, as a response should help prepare Dr. Gray for the future. Her great- to demand from non-St. Francis students who wanted to continue their grandmother and grandmother were also foster parents psychology education but were not eligible for the five-year program.” and she says after her own children get a little older, she Candidates must have a BA or BS in Psychology or a related field to plans to continue their legacy. ● apply. Applications are being accepted now at sfc.edu/psychma. ●

14 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Terrier Sports

Vincent Bezecourt ’16 is the first Terrier to make a U.S. professional team in almost 20 years. (Photo: Ben Solomon.) Champion Terrier Now Plays for New York Red Bulls in MLS The NEC champion Men’s Soccer team has now produced its first top flight professional. Vincent Bezecourt ’16 signed with the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer (MLS) this August, moving up from the team’s minor league USL squad. Bezecourt is the first Terrier to sign a major U.S. professional league deal since John Halama who pitched from 1991–94 at St. Francis before beginning his Major League Baseball career in 1998.

ezecourt, a midfielder, led the Terriers to the 2014 Northeast In 19 appearances prior to his promotion, Bezecourt contributed Conference Championship and a national ranking of 22. In six goals and led the league with eight assists and 45 chances. In 2016, B2015, he earned Third Team All-American honors after pacing he recorded six goals and two assists in 18 regular season appearances, the Red & Blue with seven goals, which was good for fourth in the as well as a goal and four assists during the playoffs en route to NYRB II Northeast Conference. winning the USL Championship. “Vince has earned this opportunity with his play in USL and his “It was a nice surprise, I’m very happy to be here,” said Bezecourt. attitude toward working hard every day to improve his game,” said “When you are a USL player, you always look up at the big guys from the Red Bulls head coach Jesse Marsch. “He shows qualities that we think first team and you want to play with them, to train with them. I’m grateful will translate to the MLS level. This is a testament to Vince and to our for the opportunity and very thankful to all of the coaches from USL, the organizations’ player development system.” players and thankful for the trust from the coaching staff too.” ●

Men’s Water Polo Standout Plays in World University Games Men’s Water Polo standout Nikita Prokhin ’19 played for Team Canada in the prestigious World University Games (WUG), which were held in Taipei, Taiwan this past August. “It was always a dream of mine to play for my gained strength, and I’m much better on country since I was a kid,” Prokhin said. “It was defense because it’s played much harder my first time playing for Canada. I actually have over here.” dual citizenship in Kazakhstan and Canada and Prokhin is excited for what’s in store for the I competed for Kazakhstan in other international 2017 Terriers. “I think the training and interna- competition. My family moved to Canada when I tional experience should really help me when was 10 and I gained citizenship in 2014.” our season starts. I know that the other guys The junior credits his preparation at St. on the team are really excited and determined Francis College for helping him make the team. to win our conference this season.” “The game is much more physical at the NCAA The Terriers are now preparing for the level and we train much harder in the gym. post-season and hopes of returning to the NCAA I think I’m able to see the game better, have Nikita Prokhin ’19 in the SFC pool. Final Four. ●

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 15 Terrier Sports

A Champion Returns, Women’s Basketball Star Joins Coaching Staff She travelled across the ocean then came right back to Brooklyn Heights. Leah Fechko ’16 joins the St. Francis Brooklyn women’s basketball coaching staff one year after graduating and playing professionally for the 2016–17 season in Dublin, Ireland with Killester Basketball Club. e are very pleased to welcome player for the 2014–2015 NEC Champion “ Leah Fechko back,” said head coach Terriers that reached the NCAA Tournament W John Thurston. “Her knowledge for the first time in school history, for either of St. Francis, our system, the Northeast basketball program. She ranks eighth in points, Conference and basketball in general made fifth in rebounds, is tied for ninth in assists, her an ideal choice to work with our younger and third in steals. players on a daily basis. She was an outstand- “I am thrilled for the opportunity to continue ing student, a team captain and role model, growing as a coach under coach Thurston,” and she’ll be a great resource for all of our said assistant coach Fechko. “He is the reason student athletes.” I had a great career as a player and I know I Fechko, who played from 2012–2016 is one will now be able to help him have a positive of the greatest players in school history, and impact on the young players. I’m looking was one of the premier players across the NEC. forward to a successful 2017–18 season.” ● The Twinsburg, Ohio native served as a core Leah Fechko ’16 in her playing days at SFC.

Basketball Teams Travel North of the Border Maria Palarino Interns en’s and Women’s basketball had some extra pre-season workouts this summer thanks for Stanley Cup Champion to a trip north of the border for exhibition games in Canada. In addition to the team-building Pittsburgh Penguins Mexperience coaches were also able to hold an additional 10 days of practice, allowing the coaches to work their new players into the rotation. A total of 10 new players will join the ou’d be hard pressed to find someone squads this fall. that had a better summer than Maria The trips fall under an NCAA rule that allows Division I teams to travel internationally during Palarino ’19. The women’s basketball the summer once every four years. Y player began her media relations internship The men’s squad opens the regular season at Duquesne on November 11 with their home right in the middle of the Pittsburgh Penguins opener November 20 versus Brown. A date with Notre Dame on December 3 in South Bend, Stanley Cup championship run in May. She Indiana and a three-game tournament at Florida Gulf Coast University during the Thanksgiving handled graphic design, compiled stats, and holiday highlights the non-conference season. Sophomore guard Rasheem Dunn ’20 returns assisted in other aspects in the department. to the team after averaging a team-high of 13.1 points per game and earning All-Northeast Palarino, a native of Irwin, Pennsylvania, grew Conference Rookie Team honors last season. up rooting for the Penguins, so interning was The women tip-off at local rival St. John’s on November 10 and play in front of the home fans especially thrilling and unique. for the first time on November 16 against Army. The squad will also travel to South Florida for “Getting to come home for the summer the Florida Atlantic University Tournament November 24 and 25. Senior Alex Delaney ’18 who and working for a team that I’ve grown up averaged more than 10 points per game is the Terriers’ leading returning scorer. ● watching and players that I’ve looked up to is already cool enough,” she said, humbly. “Watching them win the Stanley Cup, and being a part of it, I didn’t think it could get any better but it did.” ●

Maria Palarino ’19 during a game versus Members of the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams at Mount Royal Lookout in Montreal. Monmouth University and with the Stanley Cup.

16 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Alumni Spotlight—Dyanne Rosado ’95 Building a Network of Powerful Women

By Chandra Persaud ‘11 After years of experiencing the benefits of mentorship and networking in her academic and professional careers, Dyanne Rosado ’95, is paying it forward. Along with Judy A. Rice ’76, Saundra Thomas ’10, and Elizabeth Mindlin ’81, Rosado is a founding member of the Women’s Leadership Network (WLN) at St. Francis College.

his opportunity for there really care, and genuinely students and young want to develop students,” says T alumnae of SFC was born Rosado. in April 2016. Following an It is Rosado’s hope that the “Executive Women in Business” WLN will add to the already panel discussion, hosted by robust education students are the Office of Development & exposed to at SFC. She had Alumni Affairs, Rosado and her access to a host of valuable successful counterparts desired We really wanted to do more, to give guidance experiences and opportunities to create a more lasting forum and mentorship to the women who are currently outside of the classroom, and for the professional develop- hopes the WLN will contribute ment of young women. They at the college, recent graduates, through to the development of well- partnered with Katherine multi-generations of graduates. rounded students who can O’Hagan, Associate Director easily make the transition from — DYANNE ROSADO ’95 of Scholarship Giving, to a student to the work force. establish a way for young As professionals, Rosado women of the SFC community to form strong networks with says, “Young women today must be confident in what they can bring each other as well as more experienced career women. to any company and be prepared for the roles they want.” She says “The WLN has truly taken on its own momentum. It’s pulling one of the most important skills is knowing how to pitch about people from all over the St. Francis community, current students themselves in a succinct, yet memorable manner. and former students. We are excited to see where this goes,” In the coming year, the WLN committee members plan to give says Rosado. SFC young women the tools to do just that, and more! They are Even before joining the workforce, Rosado, who is currently now organizing a workshop centered around building a strong Director of Human Resources—Lead HR Business Partner at resume as well as a series of talks about confidence and its impor- Nasdaq, first experienced the benefits of strong relationships at tant role in women’s professional lives. St. Francis. People there, notably the late Brother George Larkin In addition, they are setting up the first of several “Power OSF ’60 and Dr. Arthur Hughes of the History Department, created Breakfasts,” which will give students the opportunity to spend a friendly, welcoming atmosphere that encouraged her thirst for one-on-one time with a professional in the industry of their choice. knowledge. It was there too, as Student Body President during her Most importantly, Rosado hopes that “other graduates of SFC will senior year, that she sharpened her public speaking skills, which volunteer to open their professional lives to students so we can serve have graciously served her in her nearly eighteen-year career in HR. as many career interests as possible.” Members of the Office of Development during Rosado’s time at the Rosado is grateful for the opportunity to give back to a place that College, particularly Ann Amore, provided mentorships that helped has given so much to her and her family, and is eager to see the her gain footing in the WLN take its unique place financial services industry. in the College’s history. For Rosado, SFC will For more information forever hold a fond place on how to join the in her heart. However, it Women’s Leadership also found its way into Network, please contact the hearts of several of Katherine O’Hagan at Rosado’s family members. [email protected]. ● Also graduates of the College are her brother, St. Francis College Ernesto Javier Rosado Launches Women’s Toro ’87; mother, Gloria Leadership Network— https://youtu.be/ Landron Rosado ’92; and AixonPooF-g sister, Maria Cristina Rosado Landron ’98. Dyanne Rosado ’95, Saundra Thomas, Elizabeth Mindlin ’81, and Judy Rice ’79 at the Women’s Leadership Network Kick Off event March, 30, hosted by Thomas, an “The College is such a honorary degree recipient, at ABC Studios. special place. The people

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 17 Past Events See more pictures from these and other alumni events at sfc.edu/alumnievents.

Naples Alumni Reunion 19th annual Eileen Dugan Run SATURDAY, MARCH 11 SATURDAY, APRIL 8

Dennis McDermott ’74 (pictured) kicked off the 19th Eileen C. Dugan Memorial with more than 220 runners raising money for the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy. The 3.1-mile race honors New York State Assemblywoman Eileen Dugan, who represented Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, Carroll Gardens, Red Hook, Sunset Park, and Bay Ridge from 1980 to 1996, when her life was cut short by breast cancer at 51 years old. St. Francis College Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan said “With the passing in December of her brother, Brendan J. Dugan ’68, the run takes on added meaning. Brendan was proud of this jewel on the Brooklyn waterfront and the connection it has to the memory of his sister.” Our Naples Alumni Marching in the Naples St. Patrick’s Day Parade. (Photo by Etienne Frossard.)

Casino Alumni Night honoring the classes of 1997, 2002, 2007, and 2012 FRIDAY, MAY 5

Andrea Coleman ’02, Gracie R. Garritano ’02 and Gina Kimberly A. Joyce ’12, Danni M. Fitzgerald ’12, Joseph M. Acciarito Curcio ’02. ’12 and Liliana N. Budesa ’12.

Bowling Alumni Reunion Cyclones Alumni Night SATURDAY, MAY 27 WEDNESDAY, JULY 19

Education Professor Peter Leibman Eileen and Peter Leibman ’71 with Sandy the Seagull, Michael ’71 threw the SFC Bowlers with Head Coach Dawn Gugliaro and Director of Dugan, Director of Alumni Relations Dennis McDermott ’74 first pitch of Compliance Jim Hoffman. and his wife Cathy McDermott ’74. the game.

18 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Past Events See more pictures from these and other alumni events at sfc.edu/alumnievents.

Pi Alpha Golf Outing SATURDAY, MAY 27

Frank Harvey ’68, Joseph Clark ’71, Francis J. Ryan ’62, Richard Collins ’68 and William Quinlan, Jr. ’67. Our golfers.

Golden Terriers Luncheon WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan welcomed the 50th Anniversary Class of 1967 and other alumni.

Joseph A. Lavezzo ’65, James J. Maloney ’65, Edwin R. Westley ’65, Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan, Edward J. Jaworski ’66, Thomas C. Franza ’66 and Joseph Belesi ’65.

Joseph A. Nunziata Jr. ’58, Anthony J. Mercogliano ’51, Joseph P. Frey ’51, Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan, Frank J. Silvestri ’53, Joseph A. Lategano James I. Konkel ’57, Albert G. Doumar ’57, Interim President Timothy J. ’54 and John J. Dietl ’58. Houlihan, Rev. Kieran Fergus OP ’57, and Thomas E. Powers Sr. ’57.

Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan with our 50th Anniversary Class of 1967. Standing (Left-to-right): Paul C. Henning, Richard Wakefield, Daniel T. Kane, Peter Elorriaga (representing his late father James Elorriaga ’67), John P. Daley, Alfred N. Martorano, Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan, John F. Tully, Vincent Lacapria, William G. Parrett, Michael T. Sullivan, William T. Quinlan, Patrick J. Ryan, David J. Fallon, and Gilbert J. Radday. Seated (Left-to-right): Richard F. Marino, Robert S. Sarli, Richard A. Guarini, Leonard D’Ambrosia, Frank Del Maestro, John C. Donohue, Herbert J. Hogan, James F. Darcy, Louis J. Imbriano, Guarione M. Diaz, Guy J. Fecci, and Frank P. Cannistra.

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 19 Past Events See more pictures from these and other alumni events at sfc.edu/alumnievents.

Sunsets, Songs and Scholarships SATURDAY, JULY 22

Honoree Rosario Acquista and his family. Honoree Jimmy Fox ’83 and his family.

Honoree Brian Cosgrove ’83, his brother John Cosgrove, Thomas Flood, Vice President for Development and Rocky. Honorees Pat Mallozzi ’79 and Veronica Dwyer-Mallozzi ’82 and their family.

Subway Series Alumni Gathering THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 Volleyball Alumni Reunion SATURDAY, AUGUST 19

Director of Alumni Relations Dennis McDermott ’74, George C. Bergleitner, Jr. ’59, Vice President for Development Thomas Flood and Paul B. Tannuzzo ’95. Current and past Women’s Volleyball players.

60s Alumni Luncheon TUESDAY, AUGUST 22 Hamptons Alumni Reception THURSDAY, AUGUST 24

Our 60s alumni. Our Hamptons alumni.

20 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Class Notes Find more class notes by searching #SFCClassNotes on social media.

Donald A. Lomangino ’64 recently returned group; in 2 hours and 10 minutes. Kristin 1950s from a pilgrimage on the Camino de Santiago finished 4th out of the 7,500 women and was William J. Brooks ’51 and his wife Maxine in Spain. Donald walked 125 kilometers (77.7 the first American born finisher. miles) over eight days. He retired 10 years ago, are living in Shellpoint, a retirement resort Michael P. Magnavita ’71 still recalls many and now volunteers in a literacy program with community with 400 acres and an 18 hole happy days at the College, and sends greetings the Tulsa City-County Library. He also teaches championship golf course. When William looks to his fellow 1971 graduates. back, he thinks of his days at the College English as a second language to immigrants. Kenneth B. Lam ’72 was recently inducted and how the Franciscan brothers contributed Robert C. Sloane ’66 and his wife Pam into the College of Staten Island Hall of Fame to so many blessings in life. celebrated the birth of their first grandchild for basketball. Kenneth was inducted into the last year, and are extremely happy to be Thomas J. Wallace ’56 wishes everyone St. Francis College Hall of Fame in 1994. a successful year, and is grateful for the grandparents. education he received at the College. He feels Walter J. Ford ’67 retired in 2006 from it is a significant contributing factor in all the BMW of North America after 19.5 years success he has achieved in his life. with the company. Walter was Publications Michael J. McPartland ’57 is now a retired Specialist in the Parts Logistics Department. teacher of English in the NYC Public High He now serves as Office Assistant to the Schools and the City University of NY. He Pastor at The Catholic Church of St. Joan of celebrates over 56 years of being inspired Arc and Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in NY. by his Franciscan education. Charles Parente ’68 was elected President of his Home Owners Association of Seville in the 1960s Community of Grande Dunes, Myrtle Beach, SC. Robert J. Ball ’61 is thrilled to have had his John A. Fedele ’69 retired after 35 years on daughter Kristen and his two grandsons, Jack Wall St. as a systems analyst. James M. Cowan ’73 (pictured above, second and James (pictured below), visit the College and was ordained a permanent learn more about his alma mater. Anthony Santorufo ’69 is a volunteer in from the right) radiation oncology at a cancer care center deacon by Cardinal Timothy Dolan and is a respite foster parent for intensive at St. Patrick’s Cathedral this past June. treatment children. (Photo: Chris Sheridan.) Thomas G. Pellinger ’74 sends his best to 1970s Swimming and Water Polo alumni, as well as George J. Johansen ’70 our current athletes. and his daughter Kristin Eleanor F. McCabe ’76 has been enjoying ran the Brooklyn Rock ’n’ her retirement for almost 25 years, and Roll Half Marathon in spends her time traveling and volunteering. October with 15,000 She has fond memories of being an evening other runners. George student, considering it a pleasant and finished 11th in his age rewarding experience.

June McGrisken ’76 Retires fter 15 years at St. Francis College, Executive Vice President accounting student who excels in the classroom. McGrisken is one June McGrisken ’76 retired from the College, ending a journey of the more than 100 St. Francis graduates who worked at National A that began when she enrolled in the College’s first fully co-ed Grid, formerly KeySpan Corp., in the areas of finance, accounting, classes in 1972. An experienced CPA with an amazing ability to treasury, human resources, and auditing. see the big picture and solve the small problems, McGrisken was At St. Francis McGrisken was integral to the functioning of the presented with a St. Clare College, overseeing facilities Medal of Service at her management, finance, retirement party January 23 human resources, institu- and told that a classroom tional research and planning would be named in her honor. as well as admissions and In addition, Kenneth Daly student financial services. ’88, President of National In retirement she’ll be able Grid New York, announced to spend more time with her the June McGrisken National family of fellow graduates; Grid Scholarship and husband, Ron ’80, sister Internship to be awarded Elaine ’77 as well as her sons every year to a St. Francis Timothy J. Houlihan, Chairman of the Board of Trustees John F. Tully ’67, and Ryan ’10, and Daniel ’10. ● President National Grid New York Kenneth D. Daly ’88 with June McGrisken ’76.

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 21 Class Notes Find more class notes by searching #SFCClassNotes on social media.

Joann M. O’Neill-Quinterno ’79 is proud community, she has served as a steering of her son Jamie, who has opened start-up, committee member for Staten Island University 1990s PECA labs, in Pittsburg, PA. Hospital’s high school lecture series; a high Naima Thompson’ 94 continues bringing the school moderator for the anti-bullying Ophelia arts to underserved children across the world. 1980s Project, and founder and co-chair of Her latest Necessary Arts School program took Marguerite’s Way, the fundraising project that her to Gaziantep, Turkey, where she worked Sharon A. McAdams ’81 was inducted into celebrated Notre Dame Academy’s centennial. with a school of Syrian children. Watch the the Moore Catholic High School Hall of Fame video at https://youtu.be/F7xysXclinQ for Basketball this past May, at their Hall of Joseph Giordano ’85 Fame Golf Outing and Dinner which took place has been named president Helen F. Iaria ’96 fondly recalls how when at the Grand Oaks Country Club in Huguenot. of U.S. Bank Global she attended St. Francis, she was treated with Sharon was inducted into the St. Francis Corporate Trust Services. a great deal of respect by the current students College Hall of Fame in 1988. Joseph has more than as she was the oldest student in her class. 35 years of experience in corporate trust and the Nyieta L. Charlot ’98 has moved to financial services industry, and served as Princeton University for the position of senior vice president and head of the munici- Study Abroad Advisor within the Office pal and corporate divisions of GCTS prior of International Programs. to being appointed president. U.S. Bank Global Corporate Trust Services is a leading 2000s provider of corporate trust services in the Robert M. Cruz ’01 is Executive Vice President United States and Europe. and Recruiting Liaison of the Bayside Yankees, Suzanne A. Ramdial ’87 is as well as Head Coach of the Underclass Michael G. Magliano ’82 (above) is now the Project Controller at Suffolk Prospect Team. The Bayside Yankees is a head of the Department of Public Safety Construction where she’s traveling baseball organization comprised overseeing all of New York State’s court working on Manhattan’s Pier of five teams with players ranging in age from security services. He was sworn in by Chief 6 (Parcels A & B) and 12 to 18 years old. Judge Janet DiFiore. (Photo: Jesse Ward.) renovating the 55th floor of Heather A. Cuccia ’01 One Penn Plaza. Moore Catholic High was recently honored at School Principal Mario Fava ’89 was the 2017 Brooklyn Women Gina L. DeSantis ’83, recently honored at of Distinction Gala Dinner right, is joined by and Award Ceremony, in Vice Principal Rose the 2017 New York Anne Walsh. City Soccer Gala, recognition for her work (Photo: Staten which celebrated giving back to her commu- Island Advance/ outstanding people nity. Heather volunteers with Wreaths Across Claire Regan). from youth, amateur, America, which provides wreaths to honor collegiate, and fallen soldiers, and Operation Birthday Party, professional soccer. which provides homeless children and children Gina L. DeSantis ’83 recently finished her Mario Fava ’89 (left) and in battered women’s shelters with a monthly St. Francis College Head first year as Principal of Moore Catholic High birthday party. She also performs the National Soccer coach, Tom Anthem for the NY Daily News Golden Gloves School on Staten Island, NY. Active in the Giovatto. (Photo: NYCSG.) events, various military and veteran events

The 56th Annual Charter Award Dinner APRIL 4, 2017 ore than $750,000 was raised by friends and supporters of St. Francis at the 56th Annual Charter Award Dinner honoring Walton D. Pearson M’83 (Managing Director, Senior Portfolio Manager Brown Capital Management) and John R. Buran (Director, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Flushing Financial Corporation and Flushing Bank) at The Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers. WCBS 2 News Anchor Maurice DuBois emceed the event which also remembered President Brendan J. Dugan ’68, with heartfelt remarks by life-long friend Domenick Cama (Investors Bank). ●

Charter Award Program—https://youtu.be/H0ReSdHZZLk

Hollis Copeland (Williams Capital Group), Walton Pearson ’83, and Eric Standifer (Blaylock Beal Van, LLC).

22 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 Class Notes Find more class notes by searching #SFCClassNotes on social media. held at the Fort Hamilton Army Base, as obstacles. The play was performed at the Cesar Vargas ’05, the first undocumented well as MCU Park for the Brooklyn Cyclones. Performers Career Center in TriBeCa. immigrant to be granted a law license in Heather resides in Brooklyn and is a senior New York, is wasting no time putting his legal Lisa M. Randazzo ’04 and her husband Peter physician advocate at United Healthcare. experience to use helping others. He recently are now the proud parents of Aurora Rose, the (Photo: Jordan Rathkopf.) helped an undocumented teenager from couple’s first daughter and baby sister to big Honduras win asylum, a legal victory that Denzil A. Streete ’02 (pictured below, center) brother Joseph. Lisa is Director of Admissions comes draped in irony. “My client is probably returned to Trinidad and Tobago last December at St. Francis College. going to have a much more permanent where, with the help of the Caribbean Alumni immigration status than his attorney,” Vargas of St Francis College, he donated $6,200 to told the Huffington Post. purchase SEA practice tests for all 77 students in the current SEA classes at Morvant Anglican Paul Morisi ’06 and his School. He was joined by Krisson F. Joseph wife Alison gave birth to ’05, who helped in this Franciscan mission and son James Anthony on sang for all the students present. April 26. They couldn’t be more excited for their future Terrier!

Lisa M. Paolucci ’06 and her husband Thomas Tabitha St. Bernard-Jacobs ’04 unveiled her are now the proud parents of Andrew Patrick, new clothing label, Livari, during New York’s born this past July. Lisa is Student Teaching Fashion Week at the Kia Style360 Experience. and Education Program Coordinator in the Her new company is a partnership with actress Education Department at St. Francis College. Alysia Reiner (Orange is the New Black) and Lizete L. Alves ’07 has stylist Claudine DeSola. (Photo: Isabella Picicci.) joined Nestio, www.Nestio. Bruce P. Ceparano ’03 is now Executive Robert Oliva ’04, com, a real-time marketing Officer of the 60th Precinct in Brooklyn. Director of and leasing management Community platform, as its Business Krzysztof P. Lach ’04 is now a Justice of the Partnerships and Development and New York City Housing Court for Bronx County. Special Events Partnerships Director. Antonevia A. Ocho-Coultes Oddman ’04 and his wife Marie In this role she will be responsible for solidify- recently performed Sign Language and welcomed their ing the firm’s partnerships and integrations, Swahili, a dramatic play she wrote, in which son Robert and managing relationships with key third two lovers try to connect but their mismatched Nicholas Oliva on party partners. (Photo: citybizlist.) union is fraught with increasing, tangible September 17.

Join us for Alumni Night! St. Francis College is proud to host Alumni Night, Friday, November 17, 2017.

Reconnect with your fellow alumni as we celebrate our alma mater and Special Honorees:

Friday, November 17, 2017, 6:00 p.m. at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, 333 Adams Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201. $125 per person, includes food and drinks (Wine, beer and soda). If you would like to attend our Terrier Alumni Night, please visit www.sfc.edu/alumnievents. You may also contact Donna Dorothy E. Gurreri ’79 Frank D. Petrizzo ’75 Robert J. Wisniewski ’87 DeSiena at 718.489.5471 or Alumni Appreciation Award Alumni Appreciation Award Alumni Appreciation Award e-mail [email protected].

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 23 Class Notes Find more class notes by searching #SFCClassNotes on social media.

Kelly MacLellan Byrnes ’07 Liam A. McCabe ’14 and Christine Sisto are was one of the 2017 2010s now engaged. Deputy Marshals of the Candice D. Ramoutar ’14 received the Bay Ridge St. Patrick’s Day Terence Tolbert Public Service Award this past Parade, which took place February, The award is given by CUNY and this past March. commemorates the life of Terence D. Tolbert, who dedicated himself to government and Chad A. Lectura ’07 and his wife Louise are public service. Candice was introduced by proud to announce the birth of their second Mayor Bill de Blasio before giving her accep- child, Michaela Maria. Chad is Assistant tance speech. She is completing her Master’s Director of Admissions at St. Francis College. Degree in Urban Studies and Public Policy and Administration at CUNY School of Professional Kevin T. Conlon ’11 (pictured above) was Studies, and is interning with Senator Leroy recently honored at the Irish Echo newspaper’s Comrie in Queens, NY. 10th annual Irish 40 under 40 awards dinner, which celebrated Irish and Irish Americans who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields of work before reaching the age of forty.

Valerie Lombardi ’11 is engaged to Joseph Alfinito, Jr. They’re set to wed in February of 2018 in Garfield, NJ.

Christine Malfitano ’07 (above) recently wed John McKenty at Glen Cove Mansion in Glen Cove, NY. Andrew D. Cormack ’16 and Margaret L. Brian D. Morales ’08 is embarking on his Niu ’16 (above) celebrated their wedding this fourth-year at Wagner College, where he serves past December. Andrew is Assistant Coach of as Assistant Director of Media Relations. the St. Francis College Men’s Soccer team. He is actively involved in the College Sports Alana Hernandez ’16 is a Curatorial Project Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) Assistant at the Whitney Museum. She is serving as a mentor for a third straight year. working on two upcoming exhibitions; a He is also a member on the CoSIDA Continuing contemporary group show slated for next Education Committee. summer and an exhibition on Mexican John ’09 and muralists (1920–1950) and their influence Jeannette Montes on artists in the United States which opens ’10 are thrilled to in 2020. “Since I was a Junior at SFC, taking announce that they classes with both Dr. Jennifer Wingate and are expecting their Dr. Francis Greene, I was inspired and first baby this Fall. encouraged to pursue a career as a curator (Photo: Danny Plaza and art historian.” Now as she conducts ’05.) Joseph Acciarito ’12 and Josephine Pagliughi archival research for the historical exhibition ’13 were married this past March and and studio visits for the contemporary show, celebrated their destination wedding in Italy she is moving closer to realizing her dream. this past August. Joseph is Assistant Director of Advancement at Cristo Rey Brooklyn High Salvatore J. Barone ’17 School while Josephine works as a Senior made his New York Analyst in Regulatory Financial Reporting Cosmos debut this past at Goldman Sachs. May in Riyadh, Saudi Get the latest SFC Class Notes by Arabia as the team took Lindsey D. Ellefson ’14 is now an Associate on Al-Hilal FC. (Photo: searching for #SFCClassNotes Producer for Social Television for Cable News New York Cosmos.) ● on social media. Network (CNN).

24 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 In Memoriam—We Remember The following alumni and friends of St. Francis College have recently passed away. We pray for the repose of their souls. Requiescant in Pacem.

Cyril deGrasse Tyson ’53 Dr. Donald G. Mulligan ’75 Whether working in the administration of Mayor John Dr. Donald G. Mulligan ’75 Lindsay, as Vice-President of The City College of New returned to his alma mater and York, Assistant Director of the Port Authority of New taught in the Department of York and New Jersey, or heading his own firm, Cyril Management for 15 years. Before deGrasse Tyson ’53 (pictured at left with his son, teaching, he worked for 30 years in Neil deGrasse Tyson, at Neil’s Volpe Lecture Series financial services at Citibank, event in 2013) spent his life helping others. At St. Chemical Bank and Mellon Bank. He then worked for Francis College he was a member of the track team Bishop Ford High School and Lavelle Prep Charter (two time 600 yard champion), German Club, and the National Federation of Catholic School. He passed away March 5. Donald G. Mulligan College Students. He died December 29, 2016. Cyril deGrasse Tyson was 89. was 65.

Alumni and Employees Jeanette Baker Joseph Dombrowski ’51 Amit Mayal ’95 John Leonard Robusto ’52 Anthony P. Bertuglia ’54 James J. Elorriaga ’67 John B. McCarthy ’58 John J. Rush, Ph.D. ’57 Bro. Michel Bettigole, OSF Michael G. Flanagan ’74 Terence J. McComiskey ’70 Sr. Marie Theresa Scanlon CSJ ’67 Elsie D. Blaylock ’77 Claudette P. Glasgow ’75 Richard W. McParland ’76 Judy V. Springer ’88 Michael F. Braccia ’97 Edward W. Goate ’53 Brian P. Meehan ’83 Bro. Labre Tallman, OSF David C. Brehm ’61 Donald B. Grennon ’60 Sr. Margaret A. Merritt OP ’71 Selma Thornhill ’77 Annabell Brown-Warren ’75 Francis J. Handy Jr. ’61 John P. Monaghan ’57 Cyril D. Tyson ’53 Angela Bruno ’73 Iretta R. Jarrett ’87 Eugene T. Moran ’56 Lt. Col Philip C. Valenti USAF (Ret.) ’50 Rev. John R. Butler ’51 Yama Jean-Philippe ’98 Donald G. Mulligan ’75 Louis A. Valentino ’79 John B. Casey ’77 Michael K. Jewell ’61 William J. Mulrooney ’81 Michael J. Walsh ’60 Ronald T. Clamser ’69 Gerard M. Kelly ’67 Sr. Mary Louise Murray, CJI Walter T. Watts ’71 John A. Costa ’51 Walter R. Kent ’68 Frank A. Natoli ’59 Dr. William H. Weir Jr. ’51 Thomas J. Curtin Jr. ’70 Nino Langiulli Edward J. Purificati ’69 William J. Woodworth ’68 Michael A. DeLorenzo Esq. ’60 Mario D. Leonetti ’75 Margaret B. Rahner, ’81 Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Dempsey ’52 William F. K. Marmion ’61 Rosemary Redondo ’75

Friends of St. Francis Louise Albano Harriet Delargy, grandmother of Colleen Keane, granddaughter of Christabel ’75, and grandmother Josephine Alessandro, mother of Bevin Meade-Gibbons ’98, Joseph Wengler ’53 of Bryan ’13 Robert ’67 Colleen Meade-Edwards ’91, and Matthew J. Kells, cousin of Thomas G. Quinn Ruth Alongi, mother-in-law to Daria Meade Charles Kells ’73 Brian Rhatigan John Kiely ’77 Ann D’Elia, wife of Anthony ’58 + Patrick J. Kenny John A. Rollino Ph.D. John Andariese Lena A. Dennis, mother of Robert ’71 Rodger Loughlin, father of Mark ’95 Andela Rozic, mother of Vinko ’97 M. Peter Barry, grandfather of Ray Diaz Marion Magnan, mother of Theresa Russo, grandmother of Sarah Bratton ’07 Joseph Downes, husband of J. Christopher ’83 Theresa ’16 Alfonso Biondi Angela ’74 Ann Malinowski Thomas Ryan, brother of Frank ’71 Thomas A. Bolan, husband of Rose F. Dunn, mother of Louis Mammolito, uncle to Jerome ’73 Vincent Salamone, father of Denis ’75 Dr. Mary ’79 Edward G. Dunn, Jr. ’74 and Joseph B. Marvel, former Associate Kai Carter Saul, son of Jaime Armand Raymond Brancaccio Robert F. Dunn ’71 Registrar (Weatherhead) Saul ’12 Sigrid Brandt Frawley, sister of Patricia Eletto Anna Marie McMahon, sister-in-law Elizabeth Schick, mother of John E. Brandt ’75 Anne Esposito, grandmother of to Michael ’68 Mary Beth ’84 Helen Campagna, grandmother of Lisa Randazzo ’04 Jean Migliorini, great aunt to Ernestine Sellers, godmother to Lisa DeSiena ’05, mother of Peter Fallon, brother of Dennis ’69 Josephine (Pagliughi) Acciarito ’13 Kenneth Thornhill ’77 Dennis Campagna ’83 Manuel Franquinha Joseph Murphy, father of Robert ’72, Aldo Spagnoli, cousin to James Campbell Peggy Fugelsang, wife of John ’64 + father-in-law to Donna ’73 Peter Callahan ’63 Frances Laura Capone, mother of Dr. Norman Gevirtz, husband of Dr. Mary Nogara, mother of Carmine Nogara Gary Spinelli, father of Gabrielle ’16 Bro. Edward Wesley, OSF ’68 Leslie Jacobson, Board of Trustees Francis Xavier Novak, father of Constance Stambuli, relative to Eleanor Chambers, wife of Robert ’53 Elizabeth Gorman, grandmother of Charles ’63 Antoinette LaFemina ’10 Rudolph M. Clayton, father of Brendan G. Gorman ’08 Thomas O’Brien, father of Irene Stolzer Travis Clayton ’07 Saverio Graziano, father of Carl ’94 Debbie O’Brien-Letts ’78 Bozena Sulicki Michael Collins, brother-in-law to and Anthony ’96 Al O’Hagan Elaine Sullivan, mother of Michael ’76 Dr. Frank Macchiarola ’62 + Nicole Haran, daughter-in-law to Anthony Pacitto Sr. Kathleen Sullivan John Haran ’70 Michael Conigliaro, father of Jaclyn ’06; Thomas Penzone, father of Joseph ’73 Ken Thompson brother-in-law to Dr. Victor Masi ’89 Grace Hoerter, mother of Philip ’68 Gary Perrone Rosemarie Todaro, sister of Maryann Conlon, sister of Gerard ’73, Craig Holland, son-in-law to Linda Phillips, grandmother of Nickie Jerome Mammolito ’73 sister-in-law to Anne ’76, and aunt Emmet Agoglia ’52 Phillips William J. Wade, father of to Kevin ’11 Timothy P. Horan Ann Puleo, mother of Thomas ’84 Donna Murphy ’73 and father-in-law John Corrigan, brother of Dr. James ’60 H. Andrew Hurley Margaret Quigley, mother of to Robert Murphy ’72 John J. Cunningham, father of James Kelly Johnson, uncle of Cathal ’75, mother-in-law to Meridith Wos Christine ’95 Alexandra Santo ’12

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE TERRIER | FALL 2017 | VOLUME 81, NUMBER 1 25 St. Francis College 2016–2017 Annual Donor Report A Message from Denis J. Salamone ’75, Development Committee Chairman and Thomas F. Flood, Vice President for Development

he academic year of 2017 was one Mem’ries of thy name recall filled with many highs and some Deep affection for thee! T lows. The low of the lows was saying Thy ideals shall ever be goodbye to President Brendan J. Dugan—a Inspiration constantly true SFC champion, an exemplary example of Binding us together, how to live and give, a Terrier who had an Binding us to thee. undeniable passion for advancing mission, And may we add—binding us to each other. and demonstrated his loyalty to thy red and One other high that we note is the above blue in words and actions. The high of highs and beyond effort of the Presidential Search was the outpouring of support shared with Denis J. Salamone ’75 Thomas F. Flood Committee that consisted of board members, the Dugan Family and the College by all in the alumni, faculty, staff and students. They and SFC family (students, faculty, alumni, parents and friends)—it the Board of Trustees set out to find a champion that personifies was meaningful, comforting and inspirational. Other highs include the Franciscan values of kindness and service; who also brings deep how the administration, faculty, staff and students stepped up academic experience, solid leadership skills, and an accomplished with Dr. Timothy J. Houlihan, who served as Interim President, track record. Fortunately for the Small College of Big Dreams, leading the way. His title and tenure may have been interim but they and we welcome to the SFC family, the 19th President of SFC, his leadership, vision and impact will be forever part of our history. Dr. Miguel Martinez-Saenz. To all reading this, none of it is surprising—it is what we do, This was an emotional year, one of transition and challenge but it is what you do. thankfully, we have made it through with the love and support of our The loyal, generous and annual outpouring of support is Franciscan family. With your ongoing support, and the support of what we celebrate through this donor and acknowledgment other alumni, parents and friends, “what we do” will help countless report. We witness the givers and getters, the champions, Terriers and ultimately lead to transformational moments—while the passionate, and those loyal to thy red and blue. To our loyal sustaining the traditions that we all value, love and want to pass on. friends—we salute thee! There is nothing “small” about this college, fortunately we have a When you see the many who invest in the Big Dreams of larger than life Franciscan family committed to advancing the mission tomorrow and are devoted to advancing the mission of Saint Francis and impact, and we have YOU with the Biggest Hearts dedicated to College—it warms your heart and breathes life into the following Big Dreams. words of the alma mater: With great gratitude, — DENIS AND THOMAS

Fundraising Results FY 2016–2017: $4,393,515

SFC Giving Cup to the Class SFC All-Hands-In Award SFC All-Star Participation of 1975 with much gratitude to the Class of 1971 with great Award to the Class of 1963 for providing leadership support! appreciation for gathering the for amassing the highest highest number of contributors! participation percentage!

TOP 10—GIVING CLASSES TOP 10—NUMBER OF CONTRIBUTORS TOP 10—HIGHEST PARTICIPATION (%) CLASS OF 1975 $333,492.00 CLASS OF 1971 63 1963 26.4% 1968 $16 7,4 32.5 4 2017 59 1961 23.2% 1972 $14 6 , 2 3 3.0 3 1968 57 1959 20.3% 1967 $12 3,73 4.0 0 1969 AND 1972 53 1946 20.0% 1966 $ 8 0,4 61.0 9 1970 52 1965 19.3% 1963 $ 6 8 , 570.0 0 1965 51 1957 16.7% 1979 $ 49, 8 4 5.0 0 1963 AND 1964 48 1964 16.0% 1981 $49,596.81 1967 47 1966 15.8% 1964 $48,125.00 1976 AND 1979 42 1951 14.8% 1965 $ 42,79 0.0 0 1975 40 1954 14.3%

26 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT Honor Roll of Donors

The following pages list alumni, friends, faculty, parents, grandparents, staff, corporations, and foundations who made contributions in the 2016– 2017 fiscal year. The generous gifts listed throughout this report represent support to all areas of St. Francis College including the Annual Fund for scholarships, library resources, and athletics. Leadership Gifts While gifts of all sizes are gratefully received and carefully stewarded, St. Francis College extends a special thank you to donors listed below for their leadership gifts and for helping to secure leadership donations of $2,500 to $50,000 or more.

FOUNDER’S CIRCLE ($50,000 and above) Alexander and Terri Rohan Martin P. McNally ’63 XV John Buran Vincent Rohan V Mulvaney Family Foundation V Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly X Herbert V. ’58 and Mary Ryan XV The National Italian American Foundation, Inc. V William F. Dawson Jr. ’86 BT V David D. ’64 and Ann Smith V New York Community Bank Foundation DeSales Media Group, Inc. V Philip J. Solondz Family Foundation Northfield Bank Foundation Daniel P. ’68 and Maureen Donovan V SUNY Health Science Center John E. ’67 and Mary Ellen O’Connor XV Ernst & Young Foundation TD Bank Long Island Leonard E. ’65 and Catherine Olen V Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund V Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti X Lester Owens V Flushing Bank UBS Financial Services, Inc. Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina X Rev. Msgr. Kieran Harrington Thomas J. BT and Anita Volpe XV Vincent J. ’60 and Janice Polito V POM Recoveries, Inc. V Lorraine M. Lynch ’91 and Arthur Swaine, Jr. X PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ($10,000 to $24,999) Ridgewood Savings Bank XV Mary T. Macchiarola XV Anonymous Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn V Lawrence A. ’72 BT and Karen Marsiello XV James Argutto V John A. Rowinski ’73 and Thomas and Paula McInerney Bank of America Charitable Foundation X Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ’74 V National Grid XV Faye Bean Joseph and Barri Savasta National Philanthropic Trust Brooklyn Nets Louis J. ’71 and Geraldine Scotto Denis J. ’75 BT and Joanne Salamone XV Joseph T. ’68 and Karyn Browne X Sports Angels John F. ’66 and Diane Tiernan X Nicholas R. Caiazzo, Esq. V Michael T., Esq. ’67 and Rosemary Sullivan XV John F. Tully ’67 BT XV Carolyn Callahan V Robert G. and Kellie M. Sumberac Fred and Judith A. Wilpon PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. X Alexander J. + ’49 and Stella Vogeley Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Foundation, Inc. Robert B. and Joan Catell V Waldorf Risk Solutions, LLC XV Bro. Gregory L. Cellini, OSF V CHARTER SOCIETY ($25,000 to $49,999) Williams Capital Group Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia XV Peter T. ’70 and Janice Chingos John B. ’63 and Eileen Zurell X Astoria Bank XV Clark Dodge & Company, Inc. PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE ($5,000 to $9,999) Robert J. ’61 and Mary Ball XV Michael Clarke, Jr. Anonymous Brown Brothers Harriman X Collins Building Services, Inc. V Brown Capital Management, LLC Hollis Copeland Academy Services, Inc. Robert A. ’67 and Mary Alessandro XV Peter J. Callahan ’63 XV James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 XV Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. Cullen & Dykman X Allied Universal, Inc. V Arthur and Joan Dignam Vincent A. ’65 and Marie D’Angelo V Anthony E. ’69 and Rosemarie Amodeo XV AmSty Gene E. ’79 BT and Ginna Donnelly Pasquale C. ’73 and Joann M. DePalma XV Anthem Productions, LLC Donald J. ’62 and Jane Esters X John J. Dietl ’58 X Ayco Charitable Foundation V ExxonMobil Foundation X Joseph V. ’70 and Marie Christine DiMauro V Fidelity Brokerage Services Dime Savings Bank Michael J. Beaury ’80 XV The Benevity Community Impact Fund Catherine Greene BT V Brendan J. + ’68 and Barbara A. Dugan XV Big Guy Foundation David E. Haverty ’81 XV Educational Housing Services, Inc. Blaylock Robert Van Securities Michael A. ’61 and Catherine J. Henning XV Fast Track Construction V BNY Mellon V Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Keegan XV Thomas F. and Eileen Flood V James F. Bozart ’86 and D. Baxter Winston XV James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 XV Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Furman XV Rev. Msgr. John J. Bracken BT V Barbara G. ’76 BT and Robert Koster X General Atlantic Corporation V Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp. KPMG Foundation X Daniel M. Healy ’64 Sarah M. Bratton-Hughes ’07 and William J. ’75 and Geraldine Lovejoy XV Alber ’84 and Laura Hot V Andrew Hughes V Victor J. Masi, DO ’89 BT and Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison, Inc. Brooklyn Community Foundation Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 XV Investors Bank V National Grid Foundation JP Morgan Chase V Frank Califano, Jr. V Domenick and Wendy Cama V Michael O’Keeffe V Thomas J. Esq. ’69 and Eileen Killeen XV Frank P. ’67 and Mary Cannistra V Walton D. ’83 BT and Donna W. Pearson Maria F. Laezza-Moggioli + Princeton Area Community Foundation, Inc. George Lewis Bruce J. and Susan A. Carusi V The Prudential Foundation MACRow Foundation V Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens Prudential Insurance Company William D. ’59 and Aimee Maroney Daniel J. ’64 and Carol F. Cavanagh XV Roy L. Reardon, Esq. ’51 and Patricia Hynes, Esq. Joseph J. ’69 and Mary Martingale XV CDHM V Tim and Diane Cecere May Ellen & Gerald Ritter Foundation V James F. ’78 and Agnes G. McCue X

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 27 LEADERSHIP GIFTS (CONTINUED)

George Clark, III Peter J. and Carol Striano Matthew J. ’73 and Mary Ellen Krsulich XV Timothy J. ’78 and Celeste Cole XV Anthony S. Tortorelli ’80 XV Michael C. Lasky, Esq. and Margaret Einhorn V Edward N. ’68 BT and Jo-Ann Constantino XV William P. ’72 and Maureen Tully V Vincent LeVien Peter Coombe and Betty Chen V Vanguard Charitable Endowment V Michael ’82 and Josephine Lobosco Martin and Kathleen Cottingham Kenneth L. ’63 and Eunice Vellon XV Michael ’85 and Theresa Maher Bradley Crocker Verizon Foundation XV Pat A.’79 and Veronica A.’82 Mallozzi XV Orville W. Dale BT XV Clare Walker V J. Christopher ’83 BT and Carol Mangan V Richard G. ’76 and Margaret Danderline Thomas F. ’62 and Rita-May Ward XV Robert C. and Ann Mangone XV Vincent ’72 and Denise DeGiaimo XV Wells Fargo Foundation Robert Marinelli Most Rev. Nicholas DiMarzio Arlene A. Whalen Robert ’86 and Joan Mazzella X Albert G. Doumar ’57 XV Men’s Day, Inc. PRESIDENT’S CLUB ($2,500 to $4,999) Patrick J. ’01 and Christina Dugan X Bernard P., CPA ’61 and Jane G. Morgan XV Rosario and Maria A. Acquista East Coast Power and Gas Morgan Stanley V Julie M. Acuff ’03 James D. ’66 and Susan Egan XV Thomas P. ’63 and Marion Napier XV AKF Group, LLC Futures in Education Foundation, Inc. Maura Nicolosi Joseph Avallone Michael J. ’62 and Cynthia Gibbons X Mark Noto Ivana Bartiromo The Greater Cincinnati Foundation V Joseph A., Jr. ’58 and Ann Nunziata XV Roy F.’51 and Janet Bonner XV Thomas Gulotta Martin P. ’61 and Catherine O’Donnell XV Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce HeartShare Human Services Phyllis C. O’Neill ’81 XV Joseph J., Esq. ’96 and Marianna Bruno IBM Matching Grants Program James A. ’67 and Kathleen Palmer XV Patricia K. Cassidy ’83 XV William A. ’66 and Maureen Jandovitz XV Thomas E., Jr. ’57 and Mary Powers XV Frank and Anita Ciolli JC Elite Construction Quinn Family Foundation Mark C. ’73 and Marsha L. Clark V Daniel T. ’67 and Mary Ann Kane William and Joanne Quinn William and Bevin Cline Thomas M., Esq. ’66 and Susan Laquercia X Samuel A. ’65 and Diane M. Ramirez The Coalition for Opportunity in Education Mary A. Ledermann XV Michael and Paula Rantz X Colgate-Palmolive Matching Gift Program V Walter R. Leong ’81 XV Real Sourcing Network Community Counselling Service, Co. V John A. Loconsolo V Judy A. ’79 and Robert Rice V Brian Cosgrove ’83 V Victoria Loconsolo Foundation V Richmond County Savings Foundation John P. Daley ’67 X Lynch & Associates, PLLC Ray Russo Damascus Bakery, Inc. Michael A. ’97 BT and Julia MacIntyre X Edward J. Ryan ’75 and Mary Browne-Ryan ’76 V Diocesan Food Service V John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe Sage and Coombe Architects John M. Downing ’59 XV Michael McKenna V Victor R. ’69 and Diane L. Santoro V Alexandria M. Egler, Ph.D. XV Martin and Francine McManus Josephine ’87 and Richard Savastano Cecil Flamer Merck Partnership for Giving V Gary J. Schneider ’64 XV James M. ’73 and Pat Fox Richard W. ’70 and Joyce Merzbacher XV Schroder Investment Management North America Manuel Franquinha + X Peter J. Michel ’63 XV Peter F. ’75 and Mary K. ’77 Spiess X Frank P. ’78 and Teresa Frattini XV Maureen Moore and Robert C. Golden V St. John’s University Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon XV Ray Ryan and Suzanne W. O’Leary Steam Fitters Local Union #638 Joseph A. ’79 and Mary Ellen ’79 Giordano John A. ’65 and Denise O’Rourke Student Government Association V Borislav G. Guenov ’03 XV Patricia Palermo Joseph C. Stuto, DPM X Edward J. ’80 and Madalyn M. ’80 Hanley XV Picciano & Scahill, PC Gary Sumple V Edward J. ’64 and Kathleen Hart XV Vincent F. Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Pitta XV The Nicolosi Law Firm, PC R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners V PNC Fund for Charitable Giving Theodore & Renee Weiler Foundation, Inc. IABS Charities, Inc. Anthony C., Sr. ’67 and Frances Providenti V Tottori Allergy & Asthma Associates Thomas Iadanza Robert Ragen Charles F., Jr. ’68 and Maureen M. Vadala XV Invest in Education Foundation Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly XV George ’87 and Elizabeth Vogel V J.N. Savasta Corp. Sandler O’Neill & Partners Stephen Waldorf and Diana Catherines Leslie S, Jacobson, Ph.D. BT V Frank and Tracy Scahill John Walker V John Henry’s HVAC V Shell Oil Company V Wells Fargo, NA Joseph P. Day Realty Corp. Robert C. ’66 and Pam Sloane X Jerome ’76 and Patricia A. ’83 Williams V Dan Kerning John P. ’64 and Janice Smircich XV Maureen ’17 and Thomas Wipf Robert J. Knief Staples Foundation for Learning, Inc. V

St. Clare Society The St. Clare Society honors those visionary alumni and friends of St. Francis College who have provided for the future of the College through bequests or planned gifts including charitable trusts, retirement plan benefits, or life insurance. The following members of the Society are recog- nized for their generosity and foresight: Anonymous Anthony ’54 + and Kathleen Bertuglia James A. Gibson, Ph.D. ’63 + and Hector Batista ’84 BT Madelyn O. Biggs + Patricia Brozinsky, Ph.D. Gerard J., USMC ’55 and Alice Baxter Lester P. ’58 + and Ellen D. + Bishop Joseph J. ’64 and Estrella + Buonomo George C. ’59 and Betty Bergleitner Rev. Monsignor John J. Bracken BT Daniel M. ’40 + and Adele V. + Burns

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

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Bro. Gregory L. Cellini, OSF John J. Jordan ’59 Victor L. Paganucci ’71 Catherine E. Clarke + Reverend Monsignor Robert Kirwin ’41 + Peter E. ’70 and Lorraine Provenzale Virginia E. Cooke + James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 Anthony C., Sr. ’67 and Frances Providenti James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Rev. Monsignor Michael J. Reid ’73 James G. ’76 and Lorraine Courage Maria F. Laezza-Moggioli + Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Timothy J. ’61 and Carol Courtney Gerald A. Largo, Ph.D. Eileen D. Reiss ’88 + Orville W. Dale BT James P. Lawler ’71 Ernest J. ’59 and Mary Restivo John J. Dietl ’58 Walter R. Leong ’81 Angela Rosania Albert G. Doumar ’57 Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Terese M. Rouge ’71 and Patrick Dolan John M. Downing ’59 William J. ’75 and Geraldine Lovejoy John A. Rowinski ‘73 and Brendan J. ’68 + and Barbara A. Dugan Charlotte T. Lowit + Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ‘74 Joseph J. ’61 + and Mary Joan Egan, Ph.D. Frank J., Ph.D. ’62 + and Mary T. Macchiarola Denis J. ’75 BT and Joanne Salamone Mark, Ph.D. ’70 and Lori J. Failla Joseph ’79 and Patricia B. Malewich Peter Schleipman ’86 Patrick J. ’71 and Diana M. Fallon Pat A. ’79 and Veronica A. ’82 Mallozzi William P. Shanahan ’50 + Jack L. ’73 and Beverly Fellin Francis P. Mandina + Charles Shea ’68 + Bernard ’51 + and Virginia + Femminella J. Christopher ’83 and Carol Mangan Robert W. ’63 and Patricia M. Sheehan Robert A. ’65 and Marianne Ficarra Lawrence A. ’72 BT and Karen Marsiello Fred Siegel, Ph.D. and Jan Rosenberg Frank P. ’78 and Teresa Frattini John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe Dr. Joseph T. Skerrett, Jr. ’64 + Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Furman John B. ’58 + and Julie A. McCarthy Bob C. ’66 and Pam Sloane J. Vincent Gallagher ’41 + Rev. James J. McConnell ’50 + Arnold J. Sparr, Ph.D. Betty A. ’94 and Harold Gatto James J. ’63 and Elaine McCormack John F. ’66 and Diane Tiernan Richard A. Giaquinto, Ph.D. Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 McDermott Anthony S. Tortorelli ’80 Michael J. ’62 and Cynthia Gibbons Lt. Col. Walter V., USAF (Ret.) ’50 + and Joan P. Nicholas L. ’68 and Susan Trivisonno Craig + and Paulette B. Gonzalez McIntyre + Barbara A. Tuck Philip R. Harris, Ph.D. ’48 + and Janet Belport Charles L. ’64 and Barbara Measter John F. ’67 and Maureen + Tully Robert S. ’51 and Joan Hathaway Peter J. Michel ’63 Lt. Col. Philip C. Valenti, USAF (Ret.) ’50 + and David E. Haverty ’81 James H. Murphy, Jr. ’71 and Gretchen Menn Joan Valenti + The Honorable Joseph J. Hennessy ’74 + Terrance J. ’71 and Irene Nolan Marilyn A. Verna, Ed.D. Brother Edmund Holmes, OSF ’28 + Johanna M. O’Boyle + Alexander J. ’49 + and Stella Vogeley Michael J. Holmes + William C. O’Connell ’87 Thomas J. BT and Anita Volpe Richard C. ’70 and Frances Jewell Rev. William D. O’Rourke, Ph.D. ’51 + Francis E., Ph.D. ’65 and Patricia M. Wakely

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 26. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+ Lasting Support Starts with a Planned Giving Join the St. Clare Society

RECOGNITION YOU DESERVE FOR THE LEGACY YOU LEAVE Clubs are everywhere. You may already be qualified to join one with like you. We want to make sure you know how much we appreciate significant rewards. One that celebrates the words of our patron—it you and your gift. When you join our legacy society, we can also is in giving that we receive. If you have made a planned gift of any get to know you and make sure that we use your gift in the way type or size to St. Francis College, then you are automatically eligible you intend. If you have made a planned gift to SFC, please call for membership in our legacy society called the St. Clare Society. (718-489-5361) or email ([email protected]) us today. We created the St. Clare Society to honor the generosity of people Thanks for giving and believing in the legacy of St. Francis College. WHAT IS THE ST. CLARE SOCIETY? The St. Clare Society was established to recognize those visionary Franciscan women to collaborate with St. Francis and his followers alumni and friends of St. Francis College who have included the through their own ministry of prayer, support and service. Benefits College in their financial planning through a Bequest or Trust, named of membership in the St. Clare Society include: the College as owner or beneficiary of a Life Insurance Policy or ƒƒ being remembered in a special way at the College’s weekly Retirement Plan, or through a Planned Giving vehicle such as a celebrations of the Eucharist and at our Annual Alumni Mass; Charitable Remainder Trust. All St. Clare Society members share ƒƒ having your name listed in the Annual Report; something in common—a commitment to the St. Francis College ƒƒ receive invitations to all local St. Francis College special events mission to provide all students with a values based quality education and to any special College events planned for their region; at an affordable cost. ƒƒ and have the satisfaction of knowing that as St. Francis proclaimed The Society is named for St. Clare, who founded a community of in his most famous prayer that “It is in giving that we receive”.

Learn more about the St. Clare Society: call 718.489.5361, email [email protected], or visit sfc.edu/plannedgiving

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 29 Class Year Giving

RED AND BLUE CLUB Patricia McGrath V 1956 Joseph F. ’58 and Caroline Wahl X GIVING LEVELS James R. ’49 and Delores William F. Moncrieff ’51 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Brannigan XV DOLLARS RAISED $3,250.00 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE William G. ’58 and Grace Hudson XV Hugh T., DDS ’49 and Alice CLASS PARTICIPATION 13.6% $50,000 and above 1952 John B. ’58 + and Julie A. McCarthy McGowan XV REMSEN STREET CLUB Thomas F. ’58 and Dorothy DOLLARS RAISED $3,525.00 CHARTER SOCIETY John F. ’56 and Patricia Roache XV O’Sullivan XV ASSISI SOCIETY CLASS PARTICIPATION 10.7% $25,000 to $49,999 Kevin C. Mullany ’49 + Thomas J., Ph.D. ’56 and Ann William A. Whelan ’58 V CHARTER SOCIETY PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Wallace X Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia XV ASSISI SOCIETY $10,000 to $24,999 1950 RED AND BLUE CLUB Joseph C. Asta, MD ’58 V REMSEN STREET CLUB Eugene T. ’56 + and Lorraine James G. Keller ’58 V PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE DOLLARS RAISED $3,850.00 Roger J. ’52 and Jane Daly XV Moran XV David A. ’58 and Mary E. Mathis XV $5,000 to $9,999 CLASS PARTICIPATION 7.9% Thomas J., Ph.D. ’52 and Mary C. ASSISI SOCIETY John J. ’58 and Cecilia Reilly V PRESIDENT’S CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB Quigley XV Neil F., Jr. ’56 and Eileen Brogan XV William I. Waithe, Ph.D. ’58 and $2,500 to $4,999 William Horohoe ’50 V Most Rev. Emil A. Wcela, DD ’52 XV Raymond G. ’56 and Rosaria Christiane Dauphinais V Vincent M. ’50 and Lydia Sclafani X REMSEN STREET CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB Dawid XV FRANCISCANS $1,000 to $2,499 RED AND BLUE CLUB Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons XV Harold F. ’56 and Loretta McLeer X Peter P., OD ’58 and Lillian M. Frisko V Daniel D’Errico ’50 Jerome R. ’56 and Lois H. Swietnicki V BALTIC STREET CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY Angelo M. Patrissi ’50 XV Stephen J. Whelan ’56 $500 to $999 Vincent C. Bracco ’52 William R. ’50 and Veronica 1959 George H. Rouillard ’52 FRANCISCANS RED AND BLUE CLUB Schroeder XV DOLLARS RAISED $17,170.00 Patrick A. ’52 and Eleanor Tolve XV John C. ’56 and Rosalie Devir V $250 to $499 CLASS PARTICIPATION 20.3% ASSISI SOCIETY FRANCISCANS Martin Fazio, USAF (Ret.) ’50 XV PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL ASSISI SOCIETY Carmelo ’52 and Anna Colombo V 1957 $100 to $249 George Hearn ’50 Martin D. ’52 + and Dawn Conway William D. ’59 and Aimee Maroney Edward C. ’50 and Rosemarie DOLLARS RAISED $38,797.88 FRANCISCANS PRESIDENT’S CLUB Kennedy V CLASS PARTICIPATION 16.7% Gifts to $99 John M. Downing ’59 XV Michael J., MD ’50 and Roseanne 1953 CHARTER SOCIETY REMSEN STREET CLUB Monaco DOLLARS RAISED $2,175.00 James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 XV John J. Jordan ’59 XV John R. ’50 and Ann O’Connor CLASS PARTICIPATION 11.3% + PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Thomas F. ’50 and Peg Sharkey BALTIC STREET CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB Albert G. Doumar ’57 XV John J. ’59 and Ann Curley V 1942 FRANCISCANS Joseph A. Gannon, Ph.D. ’53 and PRESIDENT’S CLUB Edward J. ’59 and Gabrielle DOLLARS RAISED $350.00 Thomas F. Cacciola ’50 Helena Lacey-Gannon XV Thomas E., Jr. ’57 and Mary McDonough XV Francis V. ’50 and Doris Reilly XV Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.8% Powers XV Wengler XV Edward J. ’59 and Joan Mullaney XV RED AND BLUE CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB John J. O’Neill, Ph.D. ’42 V 1951 Lt. Cmdr. Donald L. ’57 and Marcella Thomas J. ’53 and Joan Pellegrino V Ralph ’59 and Sheila Cloppse X ASSISI SOCIETY DOLLARS RAISED $7,545.00 Raymond X Frank J. ’53 and Theodora Silvestri V William D., Sr., ’59 and Jean Feimer CLASS PARTICIPATION 14.8% James F. Farrell, M.D. ’42 V BALTIC STREET CLUB Paul ’59 and Marie A. Gale XV ASSISI SOCIETY CHARTER SOCIETY Robert ’57 and Ellen Varasano Mark W. Mooney ’59 Roy L. Reardon, Esq. ’51 and Dr. Dino A. ’53 and Karen Belletti Carl Sardegna ’59 1943 RED AND BLUE CLUB Patricia Hynes, Esq. Robert W. ’53 and Eleanor + DOLLARS RAISED $500.00 Chambers XV Nunzio D. ’57 and Rose Cazzetta V ASSISI SOCIETY CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.1% PRESIDENT’S CLUB Joseph H. ’57 and Jane E. Lynch V Philip A. Buttling ’59 XV Roy F.’51 and Janet Bonner XV Robert F. ’57 and Virginia Timothy P. ’59 and Jane Davey XV BALTIC STREET CLUB 1954 Thomas J. Holland ’59 V John P. ’43 and Elizabeth Mahon REMSEN STREET CLUB Thompson XV DOLLARS RAISED $1,775.00 John J. Lane ’59 V John A. ’51 + and Margaret M. ’78 ASSISI SOCIETY CLASS PARTICIPATION 14.3% Dr. Francis T. Lang ’59 XV Costa George F. Kehm, Esq. ’57 1945 John F. O’Keefe ’59 Francis X. ’51 and Margaret V. REMSEN STREET CLUB Timothy D. ’57 and Carol Mahoney XV Ernest J. ’59 and Mary Restivo X DOLLARS RAISED $50.00 McCormack V Robert C. ’54 and Maureen Minion Michael J. McPartland ’57 XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 9.1% RED AND BLUE CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB Domenica Miniaci V FRANCISCANS FRANCISCANS Joseph E. ’51 and Marilynn Gerard E. Lenze ’54 XV Ralph A. ’57 and Mildred Pascucci V George C., Jr. ’59 and Betty Bergleitner XV Rev. Thomas J. Colgan, PE ’45 Castana XV John R. Lenze ’54 FRANCISCANS Anthony ’51 and Margaret Ronald P. ’59 and Brenda Fiske ASSISI SOCIETY Anthony D., M.D. ’57 and Geraldine CaulfieldXV Peter ’59 and Valerie Foti V 1946 John J. ’54 and Lois McDonald XV Abbate Anthony J. ’51 and Louise Walter J. ’59 and Audrey Klingman John P. ’54 and Frances Walsh Rev. Kieran Fergus, OP ’57 XV DOLLARS RAISED $100.00 Mercogliano XV Hugh A. ’59 and Catherine CLASS PARTICIPATION 20.0% John P. Rowley, Jr. ’51 XV McCloskey V ASSISI SOCIETY 1958 Thomas F. ’59 and Madeline Tierney ASSISI SOCIETY 1955 Blair ’46 and Dorothea A. Allen XV DOLLARS RAISED $35,675.00 William J. ’51 and Maxine Brooks V DOLLARS RAISED $877.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 12.9% John R. ’51 and Ursula Corbett XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 13.7% 1960 1948 Alexander J. ’51 and Catherine T. RED AND BLUE CLUB CHARTER SOCIETY DOLLARS RAISED $22,850.00 Herbert V. ’58 and Mary Ryan XV DOLLARS RAISED $90.00 Crudo Gerard J., USMC ’55 and Alice Baxter CLASS PARTICIPATION 11.5% Dr. Joseph ’51 and Anita Frey V John J., Esq. ’55 and Theresa Hearn V CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.0% PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Robert S. ’51 and Joan Hathaway XV ASSISI SOCIETY John J. Dietl ’58 X James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 XV FRANCISCANS Raymond J. ’51 and Grace Thomas S. Nardo ’48 Leo M. ’55 and Joan Keegan PRESIDENT’S CLUB Vincent J. ’60 and Janice Polito V McGorry XV Arthur ’55 and Theresa Maddaloni V Joseph A., Jr. ’58 and Ann Edward J. ’48 and Helen Ritter XV John A., Ph.D. ’51 and Joan PRESIDENT’S CLUB Richard T. Nolan, Esq. ’55 Nunziata XV PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Pankavich V Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon XV Ludwig V. ’51 and Anna M. FRANCISCANS REMSEN STREET CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB John F. Curry ’55 1949 Sabatino XV Jonathan F. ’58 and Margaret John V. ’60 and Anne Brull V John J. ’51 and Margaret T. James F. Foster ’55 Greene V BALTIC STREET CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $11,050.00 Scibelli XV William F. Morgan ’58 XV Charles V. ’60 and Eileen Austin V CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.7% Robert A. Walters ’51 V Albert A., MD ’58 and Barbara Alexander J. ’49 + and Stella Vogeley Pineda V Joseph E. ’60 and Rosemarie FRANCISCANS McLaughlin XV BALTIC STREET CLUB George D. Balduzy ’51 X BALTIC STREET CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB Gilbert D. Gingold ’49 V William F. ’51 and Dolores Casey X John P. ’58 and Susan Sheehy XV Dermot A. ’60 and Margaret Flynn V

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Peter J. Schweitzer ’60 V BALTIC STREET CLUB Bro. Roman Morris, OSF ’63 X FRANCISCANS Edwin R. Westley ’65 and Janet Kelly V ASSISI SOCIETY Angel R., Jr., MD ’62 and Patricia Gerard J. Olexson ’63 Rudolph A. ’64 and Mary Brabender V FRANCISCANS Alfred ’60 and Rosemary Abati Colon Martin A. Pasquale ’63 XV Edward J. ’64 and Evelyn M. John J. ’65 and Janet Comiskey Edward P. ’60 and Carmen James P. ’62 and Eleanor Hudson John J. Poy-Ju ’63 V Fusaiotti V Walter G. Eggmann ’65 XV Paul ’63 and Patricia Spinelli Aquilone XV RED AND BLUE CLUB Timothy F. ’64 and Patricia Keegan Edward T. ’65 and Bonnie Joyce V Bro. Jeremy Sztabnik, OSF ’63 XV John M. ’60 and Carol Fitzgerald XV William T. ’62 and Lois Barnewold X Edward J. Kirwin, Sr. ’64 Salvatore J. La Porta ’65 James M. Tharrington ’63 V Frederick E. ’60 and Jacqueline Michael E. ’62 and Mary Browne X Raymond C. Makofske ’64 XV James J. ’65 and Francine Maloney V John P. ’63 and Margaret Toner XV Schneider XV Harold F. Kelly, Jr. ’62 X Christopher T. ’64 and Ingrid Muller Blaise ’65 and Ruth Marchese XV Anthony N. ’63 and Marylyn Vetrano Hugh W. ’64 and Frances Rogan V FRANCISCANS Thomas J. ’62 and Donna O’Mara X John P. ’65 and Margaret Walter M. ’64 and Elena Scanlon Michael ’60 and Jacquelyn Gray XV Francis J. ’62 and Frances Ryan V FRANCISCANS McCadden V Joseph P. ’62 and Jane Toto X Vincent J. ’63 and Jacqueline R. Robert M. ’64 and Helen K. Bruce A. ’65 and Concetta Conlon Suzansky V Pizzimenti XV ASSISI SOCIETY 1961 Edward J., Jr. ’63 and Maureen Douglas G. ’64 and Patricia Joseph G. ’65 and Barbaralee Purcell Thomas P. ’62 and Louise DOLLARS RAISED $23,625.00 Dougherty XV Thomson V Sherwood A. Salvan, Esq. ’65 V Gilhooley XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 23.2% Thomas J. ’63 and Kathleen Hamm X Louis J. ’65 and Marie Savarese David F. Lopez, MD ’62 V James G. Mannix ’63 CHARTER SOCIETY Michael V. ’62 and Theresa Nastri V 1965 Michael E. ’63 and Mary Martini V Robert J. ’61 and Mary Ball XV James M., Ph.D. ’62 and Margaret DOLLARS RAISED $42,790.00 1966 Michael A. ’61 and Catherine J. Joseph R. ’63 and Carol Torpey X O’Kane XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 19.3% DOLLARS RAISED $80,461.09 Henning XV FRANCISCANS PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL CLASS PARTICIPATION 15.8% PRESIDENT’S CLUB 1964 John A. ’62 and Judy Ferguson V Vincent A. ’65 and Marie D’Angelo V FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Bernard P., CPA ’61 and Jane G. Harry A. ’62 and Alfia Kranepool DOLLARS RAISED $48,125.00 Leonard E. ’65 and Catherine Olen V John F. ’66 and Diane Tiernan X Morgan XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 16.0% Donald J., MSW ’62 and Patricia PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Martin P. ’61 and Catherine PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Young V CHARTER SOCIETY John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe O’Donnell XV James D. ’66 and Susan Egan XV David D. ’64 and Ann Smith V John A. ’65 and Denise O’Rourke William A. ’66 and Maureen REMSEN STREET CLUB 1963 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S CLUB Jandovitz XV Richard A. Dreyer ’61 DOLLARS RAISED $68,570.00 Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Samuel A. ’65 and Diane M. Ramirez Thomas M., Esq. ’66 and Susan Thomas ’61 and Rosalind Hassett CLASS PARTICIPATION 26.4% Furman XV Laquercia X Bro. Robert Schaefer, OSF ’61 XV PRESIDENT’S CLUB Daniel M. Healy ’64 Robert C. ’66 and Pam Sloane X John R. ’61 and Mary Wagnes XV CHARTER SOCIETY Terence Noonan ’65 Peter J. Callahan ’63 XV PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE James J., Ph.D. ’65 and Mary L. REMSEN STREET CLUB BALTIC STREET CLUB Daniel J. ’64 and Carol F. Cavanagh XV O’Connell V Theodore ’66 and Ilene Bruccoleri V Francis J. Fallon ’61 and PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL John P. ’64 and Janice Smircich XV Jack A. Crispi ’66 Kathleen Francis V Martin P. McNally ’63 XV BALTIC STREET CLUB Sean A., Ph.D. ’66 and Marion Robert Lambiase ’61 X John B. ’63 and Eileen Zurell X PRESIDENT’S CLUB Leonard N. ’65 and Angela Florio XV Fanelli XV William F. K. ’61 and Mercedes Edward J. ’64 and Kathleen Hart XV William J. ’65 and Deborah Hanley X + PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Richard J. ’66 and Maria Krauland X Marmion Gary J. Schneider ’64 XV George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer XV Peter J. Michel ’63 XV James G. McGuire ’66 Dr. Daniel C. Noonan ’61 Kenneth L. ’63 and Eunice Vellon XV REMSEN STREET CLUB Lawrence J. ’65 and Mary Mulcahy V RED AND BLUE CLUB Alan J. Reardon ’61 Bernard J. ’64 and Eileen Casserly XV RED AND BLUE CLUB PRESIDENT’S CLUB Arthur A., Ph.D. ’66 and Paula S. RED AND BLUE CLUB Juan A. ’64 and Tally Negroni Kenneth R. ’65 and Joyce Allex XV Thomas P. ’63 and Marion Napier XV DiClementi X Timothy J. ’61 and Carol Courtney X John J. ’64 and Mary O’Boyle XV William J., Esq. ’65 and Elizabeth REMSEN STREET CLUB James A. ’66 + and Mary Flanagan Francis P. ’61 and Joyce Kehoe V John J. ’64 and Ann Sceppa X Bielefeld V Richard E. Cashin ’63 Dr. Robert E. ’66 and Judith L. Thomas F. ’61 and Mary McCarty V Richard ’64 and Jane Silverman XV Charles C. Lo Re, Jr. ’65 V Judge X Robert W. ’63 and Patricia M. Frank J. ’65 and Anne Pascuzzi V ASSISI SOCIETY Sheehan BALTIC STREET CLUB William A. ’66 and Barbara Meyer X Joseph M. Vislocky ’64 XV Benedict A. ’61 and Lois Carrozza V Patrick W. Sullivan ’63 V ASSISI SOCIETY Robert J. Rafferty, CPA ’66 XV Theodore T., Sr. ’61 and Marguerita Andre Zmurek ’63 and RED AND BLUE CLUB James M. ’65 and Irene A. Barling XV Bro. Norman Smercak, OSF ’66 XV Fletcher V Charles A. Bennett, Ph.D. ’65 Dr. Barbara Barlow X Robert ’64 and Barbara de Zorzi V ASSISI SOCIETY Hugh E. ’61 and Geraldine A. Richard, Ph.D. ’65 and Monica BALTIC STREET CLUB James ’64 and Frances Greiner XV Anthony C. Alaimo ’66 XV Gallagher Bonnabeau John J. ’63 and Alicia ’77 Burke John H., Ph.D. ’64 and Paula Humins Anthony A. ’66 and Jill A. Alvarez Thomas J. Mason, Esq. ’61 Thomas J. ’65 and Eileen William P. ’63 and Elizabeth Casey XV Charles L. ’64 and Barbara Measter Frank J. ’66 and Barbara A. Barkocy V Deacon John J. McCormick ’61 X Callaghan XV William J. ’63 and Anne M. Higgins XV Colonel John H., USAF (Ret.) ’64 and Robert J. ’66 and Anne Corsano John ’61 and Mary Milewski Pamela Morris X John, Jr. ’65 and Bari Cavallo John R. ’63 and Mary Mathis XV Donald P. ’66 and Ruth Dineen Dominic J. ’61 and Mary Molignano XV Thomas F. ’65 and Sandra Thomas T. ’63 and Penelope Thomas J. ’64 and Margaret Nicastro Thomas C. ’66 and Louise Franza Cornelius J. O’Carroll ’61 V Clougher XV Meyer XV James F. ’64 and Eileen D. O’Dea XV Edward J. ’66 and Kathleen Anthony ’61 and Judith Pantano V Walter J. ’65 and Linda L. Conklin V James J. Raftery ’63 XV Stephen Wilantewicz, DMD ’64 X Jaworski XV Francis M. ’61 and Mary Scahill XV Edmond P. ’65 and Maria Cremin V ASSISI SOCIETY Dennis P. ’66 and Nanette Kast James E. Vincent, MD ’61 X RED AND BLUE CLUB John De Benedetto ’65 John F. Bartley ’64 V Daniel J. ’66 and A. M. Lane Michael A. Zufolo ’61 George P. DeGeorge ’63 and John J. ’65 and Mary Delach Sr. Alice L. McVey, CSJ ’66 XV Denise Chamberland X Raymond L. ’64 and Barbara Canon Christopher G. ’65 and FRANCISCANS Edward Melanson ’66 Anthony J. ’63 and Leslie Embriano XV Bendici V Barbara Duffy V Brendan J. ’61 and Maeve Casey V Bro. Antonio Montera, OSF ’66 V Dr. Donald A. ’63 and Susanne Michael R. ’64 and Rhonda Thomas J. ’65 and Valerie Foley X Sr. Paul M. Ducharme, CSJ ’61 Canarozzi V Thomas P. ’66 and Patricia Murphy V McQuade Gerard K. ’65 and Joy O. Hannon V John P. ’61 and Joan Hamilton George J. ’66 and Frances Pipino V Raymond P. Nash ’63 X Orazio A. ’64 and Margaret Robert K. ’65 and Joan Johnson John F. ’61 and Veronica Maguire XV Joseph A. ’63 and Jennifer Sclafani Ciccarelli V Elfriede M. Lein Joseph F. ’66 and Jennifer Spencer Brian J. ’61 and Rita McCartney Richard J. Golden ’64 V George T. ’66 and Linda K. William E. ’63 and Sara Spencer XV Richard R. ’65 and Linda J. Lynch Steinmann V Dennis M. ’64 and Ann Kennedy V Edward F., III ’65 and Monica ASSISI SOCIETY Bro. Campion Lally, OSF ’64 X McCabe X FRANCISCANS 1962 Daniel E. Bryan ’63 V John D. Looney ’64 X Philip J. ’65 and Margaret Paul J., Ph.D. ’66 and Carole DOLLARS RAISED $20,235.00 Bruce A. ’63 and Raffaela Buckheit X + Kevin J. ’64 and Joanne Lyons Mercorella V Ferlazzo CLASS PARTICIPATION 12.3% Frank ’63 and Ednamae Dambeck XV James R., CPA ’64 and Leticia Anthony ’65 and Arlene Arthur M. ’66 and Mary Forster V CHARTER SOCIETY Joseph C. ’63 and Della Dettling XV Mazzeo X Miserandino V William W. ’66 and Susan T. Donald J. ’62 and Jane Esters X Eugene J. Feldhaus ’63 XV Francis ’64 and Marian Myskowsky XV Edward T. ’65 and Laura Murphy X Koscinski V Charles H. ’63 and Dorianne Harris X PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Edward J. ’64 and Jean Peters Philip D. Murray ’65 X Anthony J. LaBello ’66 Gerard R. ’63 and June Kelly XV Michael J. ’62 and Cynthia Gibbons X Edward J. ’64 and Michelle Powers XV Charles F. ’65 and Nohemi Noselli William I. ’66 and Carolyn ’93 Joseph ’63 and Angela LaMarca Thomas F. ’62 and Rita-May Ward XV Richard ’64 and Judy Randall Michael J. ’65 and Maura Meehan Francis A. ’63 and Lillian Loughlin XV John P., Jr. ’64 and Dorothy O’Connor XV Jerome F., Ph.D. ’66 and Doreen REMSEN STREET CLUB James J. ’63 and Elaine McCormack V Rooney XV Megna V James E. ’62 and Kathleen Dwane XV Francis P. Smith ’65 Hugh J., Sr. ’63 and June Timothy F. Stafford, Sr. ’64 V Thomas J. ’62 and Adrienne Keller XV Ralph ’65 and Diana Stinebrickner V McMenamin XV Eugene L. Swann ’64 V Edward D. ’62 and Anne O’Brien XV Joseph J. ’65 and Frances Svirida XV

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CHARTER SOCIETY Anthony D. ’68 and Rose Zajkowski Joseph J. ’69 and Louise Giunta Michael H. ’70 and Deborah 1967 Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Carmine J. ’68 and Victoria Zummo XV Sr. Kathleen Hennessy, RSM ’69 V Higginson DOLLARS RAISED $123,734.00 Keegan XV John R. Jacques ’69 X John A. ’70 and Lorraine Krizel XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 13.6% William J. ’69 and Yurie Kozack Peter T. Liberti ’70 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL 1969 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Michael P. ’69 and Geraldine Francis A. ’70 and Victoria Lofaso X Joseph T. ’68 and Karyn Browne X DOLLARS RAISED $38,360.00 John F. Tully ’67 BT XV Lombardi Thomas P. ’70 and Elizabeth O’Brien X PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE CLASS PARTICIPATION 14.3% Patrick J. ’69 and Elizabeth O’Mara XV Anthony J. ’70 and Marie L. ’70 Rizzi V PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Edward N. ’68 BT and Jo-Ann PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Michael J. Quinn ’69 V John A. ’70 and Felicia Serrao V John E. ’67 and Mary Ellen Constantino XV Thomas J. Esq. ’69 and Eileen John T. ’69 and Joan Sundermier O’Connor XV Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly XV Killeen XV Michael T., Esq. ’67 and Rosemary 1971 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Joseph J. ’69 and Mary Martingale XV Sullivan XV 1970 DOLLARS RAISED $33,663.96 Charles F., Jr. ’68 and Maureen M. PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE DOLLARS RAISED $38,021.75 CLASS PARTICIPATION 13.2% Vadala XV Anthony E. ’69 and Rosemarie Robert A. ’67 and Mary Alessandro XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 12.3% PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL REMSEN STREET CLUB Amodeo XV Frank P. ’67 and Mary Cannistra V CHARTER SOCIETY Louis J. ’71 and Geraldine Scotto Robert G., Esq. ’68 and Margaret PRESIDENT’S CLUB Daniel T. ’67 and Mary Ann Kane Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti X Bombara X REMSEN STREET CLUB Anthony C., Sr. ’67 and Frances Victor R. ’69 and Diane L. Santoro V Vincent J. Dougherty ’68 XV PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Dennis J. Burke ’71 and Providenti V REMSEN STREET CLUB Peter T. ’70 and Janice Chingos Martha L. Mackey, Esq. V BALTIC STREET CLUB PRESIDENT’S CLUB Joseph P. Forte, Esq. ’69 and Joseph V. ’70 and Marie Christine Patrick J. ’71 and Diana M. Fallon John R. Cashin ’68 Dorothy Vance-Forte XV John P. Daley ’67 X DiMauro V Jack F. LaRock ’71 Richard J. ’68 and Mary Collins XV James A. ’67 and Kathleen Palmer XV Bro. Owen J. Sadlier, OSF ’69 V Eric F. ’71 and Suzanne Maguire John B. ’68 and Elaine Conroy PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE REMSEN STREET CLUB Franey M., Jr. ’68 and Barbara BALTIC STREET CLUB Richard W. ’70 and Joyce Terrance J. ’71 and Irene Nolan XV Raul P. Arroyo ’69 V Jeffrey A. ’67 and Barbara Gould V Donovan V Merzbacher XV Louis H. ’71 and Mary Roller X Daniel F. ’69 and Maria Barry XV William G. ’67 and Diane P. Parrett John V. ’68 and Ann Griffin V Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 XV Brian W. Clancy ’69 REMSEN STREET CLUB William T., Jr. ’67 and Maureen R. Charles T. ’68 and Phyllis Gusman XV BALTIC STREET CLUB James B. ’69 and Marion Clifford Kevin J. ’70 and Teresa Burke V Quinlan V Donald N. ’68 and May Hayward XV Daniel J. ’71 and Mary Brouder XV Michael T. ’69 and Margaret Leonard J. ’70 and Concetta Robert J. ’67 and Cindy L. Snyder V Philip A. ’68 Hoerter V Patrick W. Condren ’71 Corcoran XV Cutrone XV William P. Tyson ’67 X Michael G. ’68 and Dolores John J. ’71 and Patricia Connors James F. ’69 and Kathleen DeVarso XV Angelo A. Giordano, Esq. ’70 and Eugene P. ’67 and Colette Westhoff McMahon X Bro. Leonard Conway, OSF ’71 BT X Francis J. ’69 and Ellen Giammona Dr. Joann DeLeonibus BALTIC STREET CLUB William F. Regan ’68 James J. Daw, Jr. ’71 V Michael C. ’69 and Danute Korb Michael J. ’70 and Maureen F. Joseph M. ’67 and Joelle DiTommaso Charles Shea ’68 + McInerney V James P. Lawler ’71 X Charles J., MD ’69 and Diane Raymond M. Feeney ’67 and Judy Norman A. Wagner ’68 James H. Murphy, Jr. ’71 and McAllister John Touwsma ’70 Latta XV Gretchen Menn XV RED AND BLUE CLUB Seamus ’69 and Frances BALTIC STREET CLUB William E., Jr. ’67 and Nancy Terese M. Rouge ’71 and Robert T. ’68 and Patricia Barlow XV McDonald XV William J. ’70 and Regina C. Black V Giegerich V Patrick Dolan, Jr. XV Thomas J. Cusack ’68 V Frederick L. ’69 and Anne I. John J. ’70 and Elizabeth Casey XV Kevin J. ’67 and Penelope Holland V Reverend Randolph J. ’68 and Donna Michaels X Stephen M. Cronin ’70 RED AND BLUE CLUB Leon J. Jackson, MD ’67 Geminder Richard R. ’69 and Margret-Rose Mark, Ph.D. ’70 and Lori J. Failla V Louis P. Celano ’71 Lt. John W. ’67 and Frances Mary John J. Koster, Ph.D. ’68 XV Orlando V George M., CPA ’70 and Suzanne Edward R. ’71 and Angela F. Curty X Marshall John A. ’68 and Eileen C. Leone XV Clifford B. ’69 and Doris Redden XV Gillan X Rev. Alan A. Fretto ’71 Patrick J. ’67 and Kathleen Ryan Edward A. ’68 and Dorette Putonti X Thomas P. Reilly ’69 V Thomas B. ’70 and Connie McManus Peter A., Ph.D. ’71 and Eileen RED AND BLUE CLUB Patrick J. ’68 and Jeanne Reavey X Leonard RED AND BLUE CLUB Robert P. ’70 and Patrice Moore XV James F. ’67 and Patricia Darcy V Raphael Esq. ’68 and Mary Scotto XV Thomas B. ’71 and Patricia Dave H. Bacchioni ’69 X Thomas G. Oldis ’70 XV Frank ’67 and Maria Del Maestro Theodore J. ’68 and Arlene Timmins V Losquadro Edward D. Bova ’69 XV RED AND BLUE CLUB David ’67 and Susan Fallon V Dr. John P. ’68 and Rosanne Travers V James F. ’71 and Patricia Vincent ’69 and Margaret Callagy Bro. William A. Boslet, OSF ’70 BT X Herbert J. Hogan ’67 V Bro. Edward Wesley, OSF, Ph.D. ’68 O’Sullivan XV John A. Fedele ’69 George Brennan ’70 XV Vincent Lacapria ’67 Luis J. ’71 and Georgina Rodriguez XV ASSISI SOCIETY Richard M. ’69 and Judy Giovanni ’70 and Karen K. Cannone Michael V. ’67 and Marie Luciano V Vincent J. ’68 and Diane Ambrosio V Giammarco XV John T. ’70 and Irene Haran ASSISI SOCIETY Albert J. Ryczak ’67 V Dr. Richard I. ’68 and Maureen Ronald S. ’69 and Peggy Jendras XV George J. ’70 and Gail H. Johansen Robert J. Bridgeman ’71 V John W. Wetzel ’67 V Aquilina Michael J. ’69 and Joan Legge Daniel G. Lynch ’70 and Susan Lynch John P. ’71 and Kathleen P. Brolly ASSISI SOCIETY Michael G. ’68 and Pamela Burke Henry ’69 and Jeannette C. Harry E. ’70 and Ida Macri XV James J. ’71 and Mary Castro Frank W. Calamusa, Ph.D. ’67 V Dennis T. ’68 and Margaret Christy V Matuszewski V Edward J. Ormond ’70 Joseph J. Clark ’71 Guarione ’67 and Teresita Diaz Daniel W. Correa, CPA ’68 Thomas P. ’69 and Josephine Gregory A. Rossicone ’70 Patrick A. Hanley ’71 and Patricia Glynn-Hanley V Thomas D. ’67 and Linda Downes V John T. ’68 and Camille Gerace XV Mione XV Richard P. ’70 and Beverly Wagner XV Stefan R. ’67 and Irene Korolczuk Walter E. ’68 and Eileen Gilpin V Paul A. Murphy, Esq. ’69 Michael J. Higgins ’71 ASSISI SOCIETY Cirino T. ’67 and Rochelle Lombard Bro. Thomas Grady, OSF ’68 XV Dr. Anthony Santorufo ’69 V Francis X., Ph.D. ’71 and Edgar A. ’70 and Mary Adamson X Joseph M. Mruczek ’67 V Michael J. Mahoney ’68 James A. Thamm ’69 and Deborah A. ’97 Holt V Michael A. Bianco ’70 V Vincent P. ’67 and Veronica Pagano V Vincent S. ’68 and Marie McCormack Barbara Lack V Commander Robert D. Hopping, Stephen J. Castellani ’70 Joseph J. ’67 and Geraldine Riley V Dennis P. ’68 and Barbara USN (Ret.) ’71 V ASSISI SOCIETY William ’70 and Mary Ellen Costello John P. ’67 and Jane H. Russell V Mroczkowski Richard J. ’71 and Marion Illich Xavier J. ’69 and Anthonia Castelli Theodore ’70 and Pamela Robert S. ’67 and Kathleen Sarli XV John J. ’68 and Georgeanne Ponzini Stewart J. ’71 and Luise Jensen George D. Collins ’69 Dymczynski X Thomas A. Simonetti ’67 V John P. Raftery ’68 V Dr. Peter P. ’71 and Eileen A. Leibman Robert L. Conway ’69 X Joseph J. Giovaniello ’70 X Thomas H. Zarem ’67 and Anthony M. Santoro ’68 V Mauricio A. Lorence ’71 Edward J. ’69 and Patricia Groarke XV Thomas J. Howley ’70 Nancy Kirkland Barbara ’68 and Kevin F. ’76 Sullivan William J. Lucadamo ’71 Stephen J. Hayden ’69 Robert C. ’70 and Lucy Labriola V Joseph F. ’68 and Annette Tyrian Peter P. ’71 and Theresa Mancuso Charles J. ’69 and Noreen Kelly XV FRANCISCANS Aldo F. ’70 and Irene Lattanzio John M. ’71 and Sally A. McGrath Joseph C. ’67 and Antoinette Carona FRANCISCANS Patrick J. Kelly ’69 X William M. Mancini ’70 XV Raymond J. ’71 and Nora John A. ’67 and Marietta Corrigan V Thomas J. ’68 and Alicia Bannon V Michael J. ’69 and Anne M. ’76 Kevin J. ’70 and Valerie Ryan McKeough XV Bro. Adrian Fannon, OSF ’67 V Joseph A. Campanaro ’68 McCafferty John C. Smith ’70 Brian C. ’71 and Linda McMahon V John I. ’68 and Maureen C. Creegan V Thomas F. ’69 and Margaret Vera Farrell ’67 Richard J. Zink ’70 Joseph ’71 and Janet Micari Raymond F. Schmitt ’67 V John H. Field ’68 V McGarrity FRANCISCANS John K. Molen ’71 V James M. ’67 and Patricia Theisen V Sr. Kathleen Geaney, RSM ’68 X D. Kevin ’69 and Kathleen McQuade X Bro. Thomas W. Barton, OSF ’70 Michael G. ’71 and Stephanie Joseph P. ’68 and Mary A. Gribbin X Martin J. ’69 and Peggy M. Michlik V Kenneth P. ’70 and Kathleen Brown V Morahan Francis J. ’68 and Marylyn E. Harvey V Kevin W. ’69 and Saraann Schultz X William D. ’70 and Carmela Chomin Robert J. Murphy ’71 1968 William T. ’68 and Annette Knipfing XV Salvatore P. ’69 and Marina Rolf B. ’70 and Judith Friedmann V Rory J. ’71 and Jane Quinn V DOLLARS RAISED $167,432.54 Frank R. ’68 and Isabella L. Milligan Trentacoste James A. ’70 and Virginia Gallagher Joseph C. ’71 and Elaine CLASS PARTICIPATION 12.8% Charles ’68 and Ticia Parente V Richard J. ’69 and Mary Wendt XV Rev. Philip F. ’70 and Lorraine Trentacoste XV FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Sr. Mary Parry ’68 FRANCISCANS Giardino Anthony P. ’71 and Regina Valenti X Daniel P. ’68 and Maureen Donovan V Dennis M., LCSW ’68 and Marie Ronald T. ’69 + and Mary Clamser Ann, Ph.D. ’70 and Robert W. Hartle Raymond T. Wendt ’71 and Reilly XV Deacon Nicholas A. Daddona ’69 Mary McConnell

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Kevin B. ’71 and Joan Westley Joseph A. ’72 and Pamela Turzo V Anthony C. Schiano ’73 V Diane M. ’75 and Robert J. ’77 Trapp RED AND BLUE CLUB FRANCISCANS Alfred ’72 and Priscilla Zaffiro Louis T., CFP ’73 and Kathleen BALTIC STREET CLUB Raymond Bassil ’76 Scipione Richard C. Baron ’71 V FRANCISCANS Gary S. ’75 and Joanne M. Jendras XV James P. ’76 and Margaret Gildea XV Frank E. Scott ’73 XV George C. ’71 and Mary Blanchard V Louis J. ’72 and Veronica Anemone Richard C. Lorenzo ’75 John L. ’76 and Debra Owens Robert E. Woods ’73 John M. ’76 and Mary G. ’79 Stephen P. Chiarini ’71 V William J. ’72 and Maureen Biesty RED AND BLUE CLUB John F. ’73 and Susan A. Young Thompson V Angela Della Croce ’71 V Bruce J. Bombara ’72 Salvatore V., CPA ’75 and Serena Anne Tully-Conlon ’76 and Joseph A. ’71 and Ann M. ’75 DiBlasi Paul A. Christie ’72 Barbuzza XV Gerard P. Conlon ’73 X Louis ’71 and Michele Dottrina Christopher J. ’72 and Teresa J. ’72 1974 Gregory J. Brady ’75 Flaherty James W. ’71 and Diane Egan DOLLARS RAISED $9,475.00 Joseph T. ’75 and Grace Brady V ASSISI SOCIETY Richard M. ’72 and Antoinette James R. ’71 and Ann Farrell V CLASS PARTICIPATION 7.9% Peter ’75 and Anne L. ’79 Brigando V Brian J. Campbell ’76 V Sr. Elizabeth Gnam, OP ’71 V Greene X Thomas ’75 and Regina ’75 Dowling Joycelyn Y. Collymore ’76 Eugene J. Guerra ’71 Stephen T. ’72 and Madalena Haran PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Richard ’76 and Regina Dallesandro Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ’74 and John A. ’75 + and Mary E. McAuliffe Stephen A. Koscielniak ’71 Kenneth B. ’72 and Margaret Lam JoAnn ’76 and Gary Damiano V John A. Rowinski ’73 V Steven A. ’75 and Rita M. Orlando V Michael P. Magnavita ’71 Bro. Stephen J. Lamendola, CSC ’72 Carl P. ’75 and Christabel A. ’75 Peter ’76 and Patricia English V Frank G. Morelli ’71 Salvatore A. ’72 and Faye Marino REMSEN STREET CLUB Quigley XV John J. ’76 and Arlene C. Ferrante XV John J. ’74 and Kathy Barry V Victor L. Paganucci ’71 Kathryn A. Meyers ’72 Mary Ellen ’75 and Anthony Scala X Dr. Margaret A. ’76 and Thomas M. Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 Joseph M. ’71 and Virginia Rhatigan Frank A. ’72 and Jean Palmeri John F. ’75 and Rosa Wall X Horan X William P. ’71 and Aida Smith V John A. ’72 and Clara Santoro V McDermott XV Odilon G. Jean ’76 William L. Tamparo ’72 James C. Petrillo ’74 V ASSISI SOCIETY Jack M. ’76 and Patricia Jordan John E. Brandt ’75 Robert D. ’72 and Barbara Terry V Dr. Gerard J. Boyle ’74 and Philip ’76 and Alida LaSpisa V 1972 Dr. Neal ’75 and Mary Dechillo Peter J. Yovine ’72 Dr. Patricia K. Agatisa ’76 George M. ’76 and Maureen R. Stephen J. Del Casino ’75 DOLLARS RAISED $146,233.03 Robert J., CPA ’74 and Lorraine P. Lovaglio XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 9.7% Clark V Clint Ebanks ’75 V William F. ’76 and Florence Maroney 1973 Samuel J., Ph.D. ’75 and Maryann FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Paul V. ’74 and Maryjo Cucarese V Anne M. ’76 and Michael J. ’69 Fruner Lawrence A. ’72 BT and Karen DOLLARS RAISED $20,204.00 Kenneth A., Jr. ’74 and Patricia Egan McCafferty Antoinette M. Lauletta ’75 V Marsiello XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 8.5% Fulvia M. Forbes ’74 X June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 Donald G. ’75 and Patricia Mulligan PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Joseph A. ’74 and Darlene Foulke X + McGrisken XV PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Frank D. ’75 and Michele Petrizzo X Pasquale C. ’73 and Joann M. John J. Lyons ’74 Harry C. ’76 and Rosemary Norum V Vincent ’72 and Denise DeGiaimo XV DePalma XV John R. ’74 and Catherine Meyer James ’75 and Debbie Quackenbush Vincent F. Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Joseph J. Ponzio ’76 John A. Rowinski ’73 and William E. Ulrich ’75 X Pitta XV ASSISI SOCIETY Glenn T. ’76 and Linda Rivano Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ’74 V William P. ’72 and Maureen Tully V John B. Adesalu ’74 FRANCISCANS Kevin F. ’76 and Barbara ’68 Sullivan PRESIDENT’S CLUB Andrea E. Albanese ’74 Myrna H. Belgrave-Sigua ’75 Joseph ’76 and Jane Tricarico REMSEN STREET CLUB Mark C. ’73 and Marsha L. Clark V Pasquale Barone ’74 V Barbara H. Booker ’75 Donald V. ’72 and Rosemary Bavuso V FRANCISCANS Matthew J. ’73 and Mary Ellen Frank A. ’74 and Rosalie Calvosa V Michael J. ’75 and Linda Carvalhido V Carl M. Fiorillo ’72 V James G. ’76 and Lorraine Courage Krsulich XV Doreen S. ’74 and Richard ’73 Faga V Paul P. Chadason ’75 X Michael J. ’72 and Joyce Ranieri X Robert M. ’76 and Victoria ’77 Antonio, Jr. ’74 and Carmen Farina V Neil J. ’75 and Elizabeth Connolly V Ildefonso Dr. Vincent A. Sawicki ’72 REMSEN STREET CLUB Michael J. ’75 and Debra L. Donovan Dr. Vincent J. ’73 and Josefa John G. ’74 and Mary Herr Joyce E. James ’76 Charles R. Traina, Ph.D. ’72 XV Michael J. Jesencky ’75 V Hetherington Dennis P. ’74 and Elizabeth A. ’74 Patricia C. Kerner ’76 X BALTIC STREET CLUB Robert O. ’75 and Lynn Kurtz Michael S. ’73 and Mary A. Keating Michael J. ’76 and Dianne Mandel XV Charles P. Kowalski ’72 XV Anthony J. ’75 and Rose Lauriano V McGowan V Samuel H. Livingston ’74 Eleanor F. McCabe ’76 V Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith XV Owen P. ’75 and Colleen McKenna V Thomas ’73 and Marilyn Raleigh Thomas S. ’74 and Maureen Joseph A. Mingrone ’76 Frederick G. ’72 and Karen McCabe XV Susan J. Mondel ’75 Robert H. ’76 and Patricia K. W. Rahn Wissemann BALTIC STREET CLUB Mary Morrison ’74 Thomas J. Randazzo ’75 V James M. ’73 and Pat Fox RED AND BLUE CLUB Edward A. O’Neill ’74 Ann S. Samuels ’75 V 1977 Kathleen B. ’72 and Robert, Jr. Bolz V RED AND BLUE CLUB Peter J. Palenzona ’74 Faith C. Saume-Berges ’75 V Alfonso G. ’72 and Roseann Figliolia Gerard P. Conlon ’73 and Thomas G. Pellinger ’74 Michael T. Triolo ’75 DOLLARS RAISED $6,636.00 Edmond ’72 and Gail McTigue XV Anne Tully-Conlon ’76 X Benjamin D. ’74 and Jane J. Pride V CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.9% Ellen M. Raspitha ’72 V Robert N. ’73 and Melanie Franco Karen C. ’74 and Robert ’72 1976 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Robert ’72 and Karen C. ’74 Albert T. ’73 and Carol A. Jaronczyk X Scharbach V Mary K. ’77 Spiess and Peter F. ’75 X DOLLARS RAISED $25,565.00 Scharbach V Thomas F. McDonough ’73 XV Randolph W. ’74 and Viola Titus V CLASS PARTICIPATION 7.5% REMSEN STREET CLUB James M. Scott ’72 James F. ’73 and Theresa McKenna V Ann Tomo ’74 John E. ’77 and Susan Kiely X James J. ’73 and Diana Petruzzi CHARTER SOCIETY ASSISI SOCIETY FRANCISCANS Robert J. ’77 and Diane M. ’75 Trapp Francis W. ’73 and Geraldine Ryan XV Barbara G. ’76 BT and Robert Koster X Vincent R. ’72 and Dorothy Joseph J. Cunningham ’74 BALTIC STREET CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY Ann M. ’75 and Joseph A. ’71 DiBlasi PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Aperawic XV Alicia ’77 and John J. ’63 Burke Joseph R. ’73 and Patricia Assortato V Angela A. Downes ’74 XV Richard G. ’76 and Margaret Thomas J. Burns ’72 Patricia M. Moffatt-Lesser ’77 and John C. Codd ’72 V Desmond E. ’73 and Joy Blaine Bro. Gerald P. Hedrick ’74 Danderline Jeffrey Lesser XV Ron F. Darcy ’72 V John F. Duffy ’73 Mary E. McKenna ’74 V PRESIDENT’S CLUB James M. ’77 and Janet M. Walsh V Ernest V. ’72 and Ann DiFranchi XV Jack L. ’73 and Beverly Fellin XV Robert, CPA ’74 and Elena Mary Browne-Ryan ’76 and Joseph A. ’72 and Carollee Donnelly X Mildred B. ’73 and James G. ’72 Quartuccio X Edward J. Ryan ’75 V RED AND BLUE CLUB V Richard M. ’72 and Susan Greiner V Griffin Dennis G. ’74 and Rita Riehman Jerome ’76 and Patricia A. ’83 Thomas J. ’77 and Lynn Cassidy James G. ’72 and Mildred B. ’73 Edward A. Lemmo, Ph.D. ’73 George D. ’74 and Barbara Wolf V Williams V John E. ’77 and Kathleen Klemm Theresa A. Loughran ’73 V Griffin REMSEN STREET CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY Timothy J. ’73 and Nelly Marco V Brian W. ’72 and Mary Kenny X 1975 Dr. Patricia K. Agatisa ’76 and Glen Anderson ’77 and Richard J. ’73 and Mimi Martin V Edward J. ’72 and Lois Machinski X Dr. Gerard J. Boyle ’74 Diane Kavanaugh-Anderson V Nicholas J. ’73 and Loretta DOLLARS RAISED $333,492.00 Paul L. Magnano, CLU, CHFC. ’72 Lynn A. Archiopoli ’76 Claire J. Baker ’77 XV McCauley V CLASS PARTICIPATION 8.3% William A. Maltese, Ph.D. ’72 and Joseph C. ’76 and Janet Caldarella XV Frances Bruns-Barlow ’77 and Andrew Mutchler ’73 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Vivian K. Kalman-Maltese V Robert J., CFP ’76 and Karin Genalo V Joel Barlow John F. ’73 and Kathleen Seely Denis J. ’75 BT and Joanne Nicholas A. ’72 and Jean D. Marano X Michael P. Morris ’76 and Thomas W. ’77 and Marie T. Burke Salamone XV Richard P. ’72 and Delia Montalbano FRANCISCANS Mary McGovern-Morris ’76 X Noreen M. Conwell-O’Hanlon ’77 Austin V., CPA ’72 and Mary Bert I. Bernard ’73 CHARTER SOCIETY and Thomas O’Hanlon BALTIC STREET CLUB Murphy XV Alfred A. ’73 and Denise DiCarlo William J. ’75 and Geraldine Donald J. ’77 and Kathryn Faughnan Anne C. ’76 and Victor Dagenais XV Captain Robert T. ’72 and James P. Dorney ’73 Lovejoy XV Clare C. ’77 and David Garvey Donna A. ’73 Murphy V Dennis J. ’76 and Patricia ’79 Elizabeth D. Mendoza ’77 Richard ’73 and Doreen S. ’74 Faga V PRESIDENT’S CLUB Lacognata Mervyn ’72 and Aleitha Punnett V Elizabeth Moore-McGuire ’77 Joseph T. Freisen ’73 X Edward J. Ryan ’75 and Thomas P. Regan ’72 Peter E. ’76 and Susan W. Maloney XV Thaddeus W. Paluszek ’77 Michael R. Kenniff ’73 Mary Browne-Ryan ’76 V Paul A. Marino ’76 Michael E. ’72 and Michelle John ’77 and Theresa Pastore V Frank G. Krasevec ’73 V Peter F. ’75 and Mary K. ’77 Spiess X Jean Riker-O’Leary ’76 and Salogub XV Gerard V. McGlynn ’73 Katherine R. Russell ’77 Robert ’72 and Karen C. ’74 REMSEN STREET CLUB Michael O’Leary V William ’73 and Joann O’Brien X FRANCISCANS Scharbach V Joseph E. ’75 and Margaret Kelly V Louis J. ’73 and Julia C. Ruggio Maria T. Auletta, MD ’77

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Janice M. Baranowski ’77 Anne M. ’78 and Herman M. ’79 Joyce A. ’79 and Paul E. Reynolds X BALTIC STREET CLUB PRESIDENT’S CLUB Pearl L. Branch ’77 Petsche Ellen H. Rios ’79 Andrew V., CPA ’81 and Angela C. ’81 Patricia K. Cassidy ’83 XV Urma O. Callender ’77 Maria E. ’78 and Frank Sidoti Ann M. Sauter ’79 V Vindigni X Brian Cosgrove ’83 V Regina S. Dowuona-Lutterodt ’77 V Rev. Michael Tedone ’78 V RED AND BLUE CLUB J. Christopher ’83 BT and Carol Patricia Dray ’77 Mangan V 1980 Oswald C., Jr. ’81 and Phyllis Boyce V Jayne B. Godlewski ’77 V 1979 Angela Caracciolo-Keenan ’81 and Patricia A. ’83 and Jerome ’76 Thelma G. Gumbs, RN ’77 DOLLARS RAISED $20,570.00 Frank Keenan V Williams V Adrian Harper ’77 DOLLARS RAISED $49,845.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 6.7% Christopher L. ’81 and Theresa A. REMSEN STREET CLUB Victoria ’77 and Robert M. ’76 CLASS PARTICIPATION 7.6% PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Hyland V Jacqueline S. ’83 and John J. ’82 Ildefonso CHARTER SOCIETY Michael J. Beaury ’80 XV Paguaga Velveeta ’77 and Cyprian Martells Gene E. ’79 BT and Ginna Donnelly Anthony S. Tortorelli ’80 XV ASSISI SOCIETY Martin Bajo ’81 BALTIC STREET CLUB Gloria J. Martin ’77 PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL PRESIDENT’S CLUB James F., Jr. ’77 + and Joan Thomas K. Buckley ’81 Mark ’83 and Dolores ’83 Ferro XV Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina X Edward J. ’80 and Madalyn M. ’80 Donna M. ’81 and Charles P. ’80 Kevin G. ’83 and Catherine Henry McElroy XV Hanley XV Deborah T. Smith ’77 V PRESIDENT’S CLUB Costa Gayle A. Lombardi ’83 X Joseph A. ’79 and Mary Ellen ’79 Elaine M. ’77 and Thomas E. Smith X REMSEN STREET CLUB Kevin B. ’81 and Nora Crumlish V Kevin M. ’83 and Mary Ann Worth V Giordano Rebecca B. ’80 and William C. ’79 Jeanette Dowdell ’81 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Judy A. ’79 and Robert Rice V Armstrong XV 1978 Marion ’81 and Maggie Fazio Joseph G. ’83 and Pamela Hughes REMSEN STREET CLUB John J. ’80 and Mary Frawley XV Alexander ’81 and Virginia Havriliak V ASSISI SOCIETY DOLLARS RAISED $32,145.00 William C. ’79 and Rebecca B. ’80 Irma Garcia ’80 XV Halina J. ’81 and Jack Jankowski V Frank R. Bongiorni ’83 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.8% Armstrong XV Roseanne ’80 and Stephen P. ’79 Paul T. ’81 and Anne Kawas V Anthony J. ’83 and Regina Chille Mary Anne ’79 and Thomas ’78 Early McInerney Eileen R. Lian ’81 V PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Virginia ’83 and Thomas F. Flahive James F. ’78 and Agnes G. McCue X Pat Mallozzi ’79 and BALTIC STREET CLUB William P. ’81 and Kathleen Muzyka X Leah P. Fonseca ’83 Veronica Dwyer-Mallozzi ’82 Marjorie Driscoll ’80 Geraldine A., CPCU ’81 and PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Kevin B. ’83 and Maureen Jones Stephen P. ’79 and Roseanne ’80 Robert H. ’80 and Alicia Mulvena Patrick J. ’79 O’Beirne Timothy J. ’78 and Celeste Cole XV Kathleen M. ’83 and Elia G. ’82 McInerney Thomas N. Orefice ’81 RED AND BLUE CLUB PRESIDENT’S CLUB James P. ’81 and Joanne D. Shea X Malara XV BALTIC STREET CLUB Richard ’80 and Catherine Abramo Frank P. ’78 and Teresa Frattini XV Robert ’81 and Patricia Sieber Nicole Pluviose ’83 X Dorothy E. ’79 and Gary J. Gurreri X Eugene C. Assencao-Sanchez ’80 V Barry S. Rohrssen ’83 REMSEN STREET CLUB Patricia ’79 and Dennis J. ’76 Patricia B. Fallon ’80 X FRANCISCANS Deborah A. Strack-Cregan ’83 and Margaret M. ’78 and John A. ’51 + Lacognata Angelo ’80 and Vincenza Guerriero V Dominick S., Jr. ’81 and Donna A. Brendan Cregan XV Costa Nancy A. Lento-Misseri ’79 X Daniel B. McManus ’80 V Cappolla Michael P. ’83 and Elizabeth Sweeney Raymond ’78 and Joan K. Dowling V Denise M. Fina ’81 RED AND BLUE CLUB Katherine M. ’80 and Bruno Marjorie ’78 and Joseph E. Drennan X Walter ’81 and Celia Flaum FRANCISCANS Anne L. ’79 and Peter ’75 Brigando V Schettini V Thomas ’78 and Mary Anne ’79 Early Thomas A. ’81 and Kathleen Holmes John D. Coakley ’83 and Lisa M. Gallotta ’79 ASSISI SOCIETY Grace Z. Machuca-Coakley V Richard A. Greene ’78 XV Leeanne Infantino ’81 Edmund J. Greco ’79 X Mario P. ’80 and Margaret ’80 Leonard G. ’78 and Maryjane John A. Kingsepp ’81 Pat ’83 and Fred Figueroa Anne M. Kelly ’79 XV Conde V Lubrano XV Grace ’81 and Raymond McEvoy Julia Guzzino ’83 Julie F. Kelly ’79 XV Thomas J. Corrigan ’80 Frank ’83 and Gloria Leggio V Alice M. McTague ’81 XV BALTIC STREET CLUB Dr. Jean A. King ’79 Maureen F. Corrigan-Connell ’80 and Ann ’83 and John McGovern Rita Zehnter ’81 V Mary Anne P. Killeen ’78 XV Joseph ’79 and Patricia B. Malewich John T. Connell Janet M. ’83 and Joseph Meany Patricia A. Logan, CPCU ’78 X Mary G. ’79 and John M. ’76 Charles P. ’80 and Donna M. ’81 Steven J. Mullins ’83 X RED AND BLUE CLUB Thompson V Costa 1982 Brian ’83 and Diane O’Boyle Peter Cooney ’78 and ASSISI SOCIETY Claudia A. Gilchriest ’80 XV DOLLARS RAISED $7,240.00 Brian J. ’83 and Margaret ’87 O’Neill Margaret M. Slattery ’84 Lorraine F. ’79 and Joseph Altmann Anne Jackson-Rasmussen ’80 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.5% Rose K. 83’ and Milton L. Williams Lt. Col. Frank R. Dukes, USA ’78 Ronald H. ’80 and June A. ’76 Claudia P. Attardi-Pisano, DDS ’79 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Charles J. Zammit ’83 Kathleen M. King ’78 XV McGrisken XV Ann M. Barbera ’79 Michael ’82 and Josephine Lobosco Joseph A. McGuinn ’80 Patricia M. Ola-Chukwu ’78 and Donald A. Buckley ’79 V REMSEN STREET CLUB 1984 Uche O. Ola V Madeline Conway ’79 Brian ’80 and Mae McKeon XV Maria Naccarato ’80 and Veronica Dwyer-Mallozzi ’82 and DOLLARS RAISED $18,740.00 ASSISI SOCIETY Giovambattista ’79 and Antonella David Stevens Pat Mallozzi ’79 CLASS PARTICIPATION 5.3% Jacqueline ’78 and Chris Ayoub Eramo Patricia N. Oguagha ’80 John J. ’82 and Jacqueline S. ’83 Karl T. Bednarek, MD ’78 and Robert ’79 and Janet Fash PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Armand M., Jr. ’80 and Jeanne M. Paguaga Sue Robichek X Timothy P. Giambrone ’79 Alber ’84 and Laura Hot V Patella XV RED AND BLUE CLUB Joseph A. ’78 and Maryann Theodore Heinrich ’79 and REMSEN STREET CLUB Laura J. ’80 and Thomas R. Pietro XV Neil C. O’Donnell ’82 V Cacchioli XV Laura Reitter V Hector Batista ’84 BT Helen T. Reep ’80 Lorraine J. Carlozzi ’78 XV Timothy ’79 and Barbara Hopkins ASSISI SOCIETY Dr. Charles G.’84 and Ann M. ’84 Finola ’80 and James J. Schmidt Ed J. ’78 and Lisa Cronen Mary P. Hume ’79 V Patricia A. Brennen ’82 Garlisi X John ’80 and Joyce Sheehan Edith V. Hodge ’78 Nancy D. ’79 and Nicholas Steven G. Coluccio ’82 Jesus F. ’84 BT and Noreen M. ’84 Albert Tannis ’80 X McLean Ivy ’78 Krzemienski Elia G. ’82 and Kathleen M. ’83 Linares XV Margaret M. Kennedy ’78 Erin M. McLoughlin ’79 and FRANCISCANS Malara XV John F. Tully ’84 and Irene Reidy Maureen T. Leo ’78 XV William Turner Raymond A. ’80 and Debora Barrett Rev. Emmet J. Murphy ’82 BALTIC STREET CLUB Steven J., Sr. ’78 and Barbara Patrick J. ’79 and Mary E. Callahan ’80 X Michael J. ’82 and Patricia Orlay V Carol A. ’84 and Gino Menchini Mauceri V Geraldine A., CPCU ’81 O’Beirne Leta D. Crawford ’80 Robert A. Rubano ’82 Maureen A. Meehan ’78 V Stephen J. Phelan ’79 Peter ’80 and Maria Paguaga XV Louise M. Verdemare ’82 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Anthony J. ’78 and Maryellen Maria T. Plantemoli ’79 Anne ’80 and Robert Reilly Joseph ’84 and Florence Crifasi V FRANCISCANS Orlando V Mary C. ’79 and Al Romeo V Mary E. ’80 and Michael Sammartino Glenn M. Huzinec ’84 and Theresa Lily Campbell-Evering ’82 Kevin J. ’78 and Maureen Redden Charles P. Runkel ’79 M. Spelman-Huzinec ’88 XV Christine A. Cirillo ’82 Robert H. ’78 and Eleanor R. Sagona George L. ’79 and Cathleen Sands Margaret M. Slattery ’84 and 1981 Virginia Fazio ’82 Gerard ’78 and Patricia A. ’78 Trapp V Eileen M. Ulmer ’79 V Peter Cooney ’78 Maureen A. Finnerty ’82 V Marion D. ’78 and Bernard ’79 White Bernard ’79 and Marion D. ’78 White DOLLARS RAISED $49,596.81 Jo Ann C. Stonier, Esq. ’84 Kevin M. ’82 and Maureen E. Marietta D. Yankton ’78 V CLASS PARTICIPATION 5.8% FRANCISCANS Maroney ASSISI SOCIETY Patricia E. ’78 and Richard Yates CHARTER SOCIETY Gloria A. ’79 and Frank John J. ’82 and Rita Morano James J. Archer ’84 V David E. Haverty ’81 XV FRANCISCANS DeCrescenzo XV Beverly E. Schroeter-Asante ’82 Kathleen M. Boily-Young ’84 Patricia ’78 and James J. ’79 James J. ’79 and Patricia ’78 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Joseph M. Hemway ’84 XV Dunleavy Dunleavy Walter R. Leong ’81 XV Mary Luszczyk ’84 Richard J. ’79 and Diane Heegan 1983 Martin Lyons ’84 Barbara Khoury ’78 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Michael F. ’79 and Ann Laffey V DOLLARS RAISED $27,234.00 Vivian G. ’84 and Rigoberto Pabon V Debbie Letts ’78 Phyllis C. O’Neill ’81 XV Robert E. ’78 and Claudia Moran V Barbara A. Nealand ’79 CLASS PARTICIPATION 6.3% Guillermo R., Jr. ’84 and Barbara REMSEN STREET CLUB Quinones V Joseph ’78 and Rose Morangelli XV John J. ’79 and Louise P. O’Sullivan CHARTER SOCIETY Ralph C. ’81 and Lorraine Baione Dragan ’84 and Dorothy Radovich Mary P. Mullahy, RN ’78 Herman M. ’79 and Anne M. ’78 Walton D. ’83 BT and Donna W. Elizabeth G. Mindlin ’81 XV Petsche Pearson

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FRANCISCANS RED AND BLUE CLUB Cleon T. Hardy ’90 1993 ASSISI SOCIETY Rev. Peter E. DiTomasso, Jr. ’84 Robert J. ’87 and Lisa Wisniewski V FRANCISCANS John N. McPadden ’96 DOLLARS RAISED $1,035.00 Rebecca Levy ’84 and Bill Gantt ASSISI SOCIETY Kristen A. Baldomar-Deodato ’90 Patricia A. Morrissey ’96 V CLASS PARTICIPATION 5.1% Desiree L. Mapp-Odom ’84 and Sean E. Anderson ’87 and Matthew G. Deodato V Vincent A. Padula ’96 Russell Odom V Stacey J. ’87 and Donald Michael L. ’90 and Nancy Gorman RED AND BLUE CLUB FRANCISCANS Eileen Nolan ’84 Guerriera-Tynion Joanne Hunt-Brandes ’90 and Paul F. Cosgrove, DDS ’93 Lizzette ’96 and Albert Figueroa Doreen E. Steiner ’84 Kevin ’87 and Margaret Z. ’91 Woods Barry Brandes ASSISI SOCIETY Helen F. Iaria ’96 Neal M. ’90 and Eleanora McGarrity FRANCISCANS Eileen V. ’93 and John J. Saporito Daisy P. ’96 and Irwin Weinstein Maria C. ’90 and Robert F. ’93 Oliveri 1985 Eileen M. ’87 and Albert Bartha V Shernette C. Walters ’93 V Raul ’90 and Luz Rosa DOLLARS RAISED $4,935.00 Michael J. ’87 and Joanne Duffy Betty L. Williams ’93 Kathleen C. Tomaszewski ’90 1997 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.1% Nancy E. ’87 and David Manigault FRANCISCANS Lorraine F., RN ’90 and Ira Zapin XV DOLLARS RAISED $6,670.00 Margaret ’87 and Brian J. ’83 O’Neill PRESIDENT’S CLUB Lloyd E. Anderson ’93 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.5% Michael ’85 and Theresa Maher Genevieve D. Stuber ’87 Serafin ’93 and Blanca R. Ayllon Gregory W. ’87 and Dorothy E. 1991 Carlos R. Belgrave ’93 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE REMSEN STREET CLUB Michael A. ’97 BT and Julia Taylor V DOLLARS RAISED $2,955.00 Giovanna Cataldo ’93 Errol Taylor ’85 MacIntyre X CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.5% Linda Destouches ’93 ASSISI SOCIETY Jeannine M. McLaughlin-Gomez ’93 RED AND BLUE CLUB 1988 CHARTER SOCIETY Mary Ann Byrnes ’85 XV and Richard Gomez Beata Bak-Tannuzzo ’97 and Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 and Michael ’85 and Lisa Curti XV DOLLARS RAISED $2,305.00 Carolyn ’93 and William I. ’66 Paul B. Tannuzzo ’95 Victor J. Masi, DO ’89 BT XV Francel ’85 and Marie Jacques CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.4% Meehan Deidre Decaro ’97 and Pauline Mason ’85 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Robert F. ’93 and Maria C. Oliveri ’90 Philip G. Eletto Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly X Lorraine M. Lynch 91’ and Erez, Ph.D. ’97 and Rosalin FRANCISCANS Frank M. ’93 and Tracy Petrino Arthur Swaine, Jr. X Shochat X Paul Capua ’85 BALTIC STREET CLUB Paul R. Puttlitz ’93 Lucia M. ’85 and Chester M. Euton Peter Kelly ’88 and Frances Kelly REMSEN STREET CLUB Monica J. Samm-Carew ’93 ASSISI SOCIETY Anthony J. Henry ’91 Juan ’93 and Nadine S. ’94 Veletanga Joanne B. Cambridge ’97 Maria ’85 and Louis Faicco V RED AND BLUE CLUB Terrence V. Mulligan ’91 XV Christopher M. Gibbons ’97 and Dorothy M. ’85 and Ernest Genco Hazel B. Elder ’88 Bevin K. Meade-Gibbons ’98 Thomas J. ’85 and Carol Giglio V Theresa M. Spelman-Huzinec ’88 RED AND BLUE CLUB 1994 Deborah A. ’97 and and Glenn M. Huzinec ’84 XV Susan M. Ignaciuk ’91 DOLLARS RAISED $2,110.00 Francis X., Ph.D. ’71 Holt V ASSISI SOCIETY CLASS PARTICIPATION 1.8% 1986 ASSISI SOCIETY Natalia ’97 and Daniel P. Murphy X DOLLARS RAISED $32,305.00 The Honorable Margo K. Brodie ’88 V Janet M. Dawson ’91 and PRESIDENT’S CLUB Mary S. O’Hara ’97 CLASS PARTICIPATION 5.2% Rodrigue Domingue ’88 X James P. Vafeas V R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners V FRANCISCANS Irene A. Feldman ’88 and Paul Polik V Agneta Iachmanovski, DPM ’91 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE RED AND BLUE CLUB Michael A. Beckford ’97 Janet ’88 and Robert Hopkins V Marie S. Marcellus ’91 William F., Jr. Dawson ’86 BT V James P. ’94 and Andrea L. Cahalan Jennifer L. Collins ’97 Julian McKelly ’88 James P. ’91 and Virginia C. McDade V Jean S. ’94 BT and Melissa Desravines Gary A. Gooden ’97 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE John H. Spina, DPM ’88 V Colleen A. Meade-Edwards ’91 and James F. Bozart ’86 and John C. Edwards Betty A. ’94 and Harold Gatto Madeline Perez, Ph.D ’97 FRANCISCANS D. Baxter Winston XV James G. ’91 and Erin M. ’91 ASSISI SOCIETY Lawrence R. ’88 and Patricia Monahan William Beuther, Jr. ’94 V PRESIDENT’S CLUB Carlucci X 1998 Joseph A. ’91 and Sharon Raftery XV Michael ’94 and Honey Marie E. ’92 Robert ’86 and Joan Mazzella X Pamela M. ’88 and Gary Klivan DOLLARS RAISED $2,415.00 Margaret Z.’91 and Kevin ’87 Woods Theogene XV REMSEN STREET CLUB Albina J. Raziano ’88 V CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.4% FRANCISCANS Nadine S. ’94 and Juan ’93 Veletanga Maria Donini ’86 X Toby L. Zimmerman ’88 X BALTIC STREET CLUB Joseph A. Gagliardo ’91 and Alexander C. Arroyo, MD ’98 BALTIC STREET CLUB Hilary Baldwin Michael T. Long ’86 1995 Christine K. ’98 Arroyo 1989 Elizabeth G. ’91 and C. Harkin V DOLLARS RAISED $2,385.00 John N. ’98 and Mary E. Wlaysewski X RED AND BLUE CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $7,555.00 Dickens K. Malave ’91 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.4% Damiano Mazzone ’86 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.9% Vicki J. ’91 and Richard C. Shields RED AND BLUE CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB Mark S. Nurse ’98 Peter Schleipman ’86 CHARTER SOCIETY Dyanne M. Rosado ’95 Danielle Santucci-Gracchi ’98 ASSISI SOCIETY Victor J. Masi, DO ’89 BT and 1992 Maria Cestaro ’86 Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 XV RED AND BLUE CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY DOLLARS RAISED $2,535.00 Paul B. Tannuzzo ’95 and Franklin Coronado ’98 Jeannine ’86 and Paul Chierchio BALTIC STREET CLUB CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.3% Beata Bak-Tannuzzo ’97 Colonel Edward, Jr. ’86 and Catherine L. ’89 and Thomas Rev. Josephjude C. Gannon ’98 V REMSEN STREET CLUB Patricia Daily V Wornom XV ASSISI SOCIETY Virginia L. Hanson, RN ’98 V Theresa Fahy, DPM ’86 Gloria L. Rosado ’92 Anthony Amato ’95 Leonard T. Jordan, Jr. ’98 and RED AND BLUE CLUB Kevin M. Johnson ’86 BALTIC STREET CLUB Christine M. Azzolini-Occhipinti ’95 X Juanita Boddie-Jordan Carolyn A. Barna ’89 David M. ’86 and Scarlet Monroe X Eileen M. Long-Chelales ’92 V Valerie Dolan ’95 Bevin K. Meade-Gibbons ’98 and Christopher R. ’89 and Nenette Robert ’86 and Roseann Vito Ian J. Goodwin ’95 X Christopher M. Gibbons ’97 Palermo V RED AND BLUE CLUB Miyoshi F. Vital ’98 FRANCISCANS Joseph J. ’92 and Katherine D. ’92 Eileen Kavanagh, CPA ’95 ASSISI SOCIETY Patricia J. ’86 and Richard W. Paolo XV Marie F. Zangari ’95 X FRANCISCANS Christine A. Kramer-Santangelo ’89 Ekelund XV Mary Beth ’98 and John W. Carroll and Salvatore Santangelo ASSISI SOCIETY FRANCISCANS James P. ’86 and Joan Fazio Nancy Cena ’95 Richard T. Finger, Jr. ’98 V Robert W., Jr. ’89 and Catherine Rose Noelle D. ’92 and James C. Abrams Patricia C. Greene ’86 Tara L. Luhrs ’98 Kwadwo N. Asare ’92 Elizabeth Mocete ’95 Mark ’86 and Carey Urbach FRANCISCANS Mary Ellen ’98 and Cesare Mannino Honey Marie E. ’92 and Michael ’94 Patrick S. ’95 and Theresa O’Hara V Mary F. Brenner ’89 Christopher E. Mills ’98 Theogene XV Sheila Singleton ’95 and Terry Dore Ernesto F. Conte ’89 Mariaelena L. Modica ’98 Lisa M. Racioppo ’92 1987 Erica Matechak ’89 Alessandro C. Romano ’98 V DOLLARS RAISED $7,653.00 FRANCISCANS 1996 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.6% 1990 Lorena M. Andrews ’92 DOLLARS RAISED $1,009.00 1999 PRESIDENT’S CLUB Richard A. Baldomar ’92 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.4% DOLLARS RAISED $945.00 Rosabel Colon ’92 DOLLARS RAISED $1,025.00 Josephine ’87 and Richard PRESIDENT’S CLUB CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.9% CLASS PARTICIPATION 1.9% Savastano Charles and Jennifer Flynn V Joseph J., Esq. ’96 and Marianna George ’87 and Elizabeth Vogel V RED AND BLUE CLUB Antoinette Palazzi ’92 V Bruno RED AND BLUE CLUB Patricia A. McCauley-Koestner ’90 Danielle K. Rouchon ’92 V Angela Amatrucola ’99 REMSEN STREET CLUB BALTIC STREET CLUB Valentin V. Sotir ’92 Christopher R. ’99 and Carrie A. Teresa ’87 and Pietrina Soru ASSISI SOCIETY James G. Quigley ’96 X Long V Anthony ’90 and Linda Baranello V BALTIC STREET CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB James W. ’90 and Christie Gannon ASSISI SOCIETY Barbara Salerno ’87 Gail A. O’Donnell ’96 V Henry A. Giron ’90 and Danielle T. Battista ’99 V Christopher M. ’96 and Josette Ortiz V Elizabeth Diaz de Giron X Nicholas A. Gaus ’99 V

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FRANCISCANS Andrea M. Bucciano ’02 FRANCISCANS Christina M. Lindsay ’08 V FRANCISCANS Thomas Smith ’99 Gina A. Curcio ’02 Deana M. ’05 and Sandro Agostino Brian D. Morales ’08 Anthony Caraccio ’11 Reva C. Thomas ’99 Gracie R. Garritano ’02 Athalie M. Alexander-Arrington ’05 FRANCISCANS Tara A. Garone ’11 V James W. Keating ’02 Arthur Kulkov ’05 Kennitha A. Allahar ’08 Louise L. Henry ’11 2000 Denzil A. Streete ’02 Jane Larkin ’05 Nancy Castillo ’08 Nicole M. Montoro ’11 X Evangel M. Woods ’02 Karolina Malecek ’05 Joseph M. Elie ’08 Anabel Nunez ’11 DOLLARS RAISED $785.00 Nonie Y. Merritt ’05 Maria Ferraro ’08 Francis M. B. O’Neill ’11 V CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.1% 2003 Bianca E. O’Brien ’05 Tyrone Granado ’08 ASSISI SOCIETY Megan E. Husak ’08 DOLLARS RAISED $1,565.00 2012 Jennifer Brothwick ’00 Melissa B. Spearman ’08 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.5% 2006 DOLLARS RAISED $1,945.00 Laura L. Eisenzopf ’00 X Patricia M. Tuthill ’08 Lisa M. Gambardella ’00 FOUNDER’S CIRCLE DOLLARS RAISED $1,255.00 CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.2% CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.6% Jason M. George ’00 Carol T. Decina ’03 2009 BALTIC STREET CLUB Filip E. Ivanov ’00 PRESIDENT’S CLUB RED AND BLUE CLUB Joseph M. ’12 and Josephine DOLLARS RAISED $1,952.34 Acciarito FRANCISCANS Julie M. Acuff ’03 Julian R. Oddman ’06 and Antonevia A. Ocho-Coultes Oddman ’04 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.2% Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 V Borislav G. Guenov ’03 XV ASSISI SOCIETY Hector Vega ’06 Anthony J. ’00 and Laureen Kurtin V ASSISI SOCIETY BALTIC STREET CLUB Liliana N. Budesa ’12 Edward G. Maley ’00 George Cataudella ’03 V ASSISI SOCIETY Jamaal G. Womack ’09 V Zoltan Danko ’12 Vivian Mazzella ’00 V William C. Daniels ’03 Miriam E. Kalaev ’06 RED AND BLUE CLUB Danni M. Fitzgerald ’12 Nia S. Sainvil ’00 Melissa A. Duron ’03 Dr. Anica C. Mulzac ’06 V Salvatore P. ’09 and Melissa Tatum L. Murray ’12 Anthony C. Tomasulo ’00 XV Arwina Vallejo ’03 Bryan M. Wierzbicki ’06 and Demma V Filip Sasic ’12 Kristie L. Viggiano ’00 Kairui Wang Laura R. Mulcahey ’09 V FRANCISCANS FRANCISCANS Eulene A. ’00 and Ira Workman XV Adrian A. Armstrong ’03 FRANCISCANS ASSISI SOCIETY John Battaglini ’12 Roseline Cuevas ’03 Nery Arcos ’06 Laura M. Donodeo ’09 Claudette S. Calder ’12 2001 Anthony J., Jr. ’03 and Kristen L.’03 Christian L. Brown ’06 Nicholas A. Guerriero ’09 Morgan M. Iburg ’12 Tricia S. Edmund-McIntosh ’06 Kimberly A. Joyce ’12 DOLLARS RAISED $7,720.00 Fasano Richard S., II ’09 and Christina Fern Y. Foster ’06 Tsveta M. Kaleynska ’12 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.9% Bekim Kalicovic ’03 Kuberski Wilton W. Thomas ’03 John P. Gagliolo ’06 Matthew S. Kumm ’09 Emmanuelle Pierre ’12 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Ann Marie L. Vega ’03 Erin S. Golembiewski Rubin ’06 X John P. ’09 and Jeannette M. ’10 Alexandra M. Santo ’12 Patrick J. ’01 and Christina Dugan X Shenika Watson ’03 Elizabeth T. Khalevich ’06 V Montes Carla P. Uchuya ’12 REMSEN STREET CLUB Alfonso Lopez ’06 V Denise Vieni ’09 John F. Whelan ’12 Dixil H. Francis ’01 Lisa M. Paolucci ’06 Dominik K. Woloszyn ’12 FRANCISCANS 2004 Christine C. Pigott ’06 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Lauren M. Caporimo ’09 DOLLARS RAISED $5,435.00 Anthony J. Trimboli ’06 X Robert M. Cruz ’01 and Cristina Carretero ’09 CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.5% 2013 Jo-Anneyre McNeil-Cruz ’02 V Adam Valentin ’06 V Enrica Colandrea ’09 DOLLARS RAISED $2,312.00 Matthew C. Hogan ’01 X REMSEN STREET CLUB Sean E. Ghazala ’09 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.7% Christopher G. ’01 and Ruben N. Gonzalez ’04 V 2007 Sonia Gutkin ’09 Jennifer, CPA ’02 Manukian Robert A. Oliva ’04 X BALTIC STREET CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $4,257.00 Olga Kobyakova ’09 Srdjan Mihaljevic ’01 X Adolfo Lara ’13 V BALTIC STREET CLUB CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.1% Kathleen A. Mills ’09 Charles A. Giardino ’04 X Jennie A. Rota ’09 V ASSISI SOCIETY ASSISI SOCIETY FRANCISCANS Jose A. Marengo ’04 V Josephine M. ’13 and Joseph Avalon T. Goddard ’01 Sarah M. Bratton-Hughes ’07 and Alice M. Salome-Patton ’01 and Acciarito V RED AND BLUE CLUB Andrew Hughes V 2010 Danielle N. Adone ’13 Douglas H. Patton V Natasha Green ’04 BALTIC STREET CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $1,005.00 Dolores Anastasio ’13 V Dinnadra J. St. Louis ’01 Antonevia A. Ocho-Coultes Oddman Eric A. Ulrich ’07 and CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.5% Kelsey A. Carbone ’13 FRANCISCANS ’04 and Julian R. Oddman ’06 Yadira M. Moran-Ulrich ’02 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Brendan P. English ’13 James M. Hoban ’01 ASSISI SOCIETY RED AND BLUE CLUB Joseph J. Leone ’10 Mary E. Gallagher ’13 V Olga M. Macolino ’01 X Rosemary Brybag ’04 V Paul Hudak ’13 Travis C. Clayton ’07 ASSISI SOCIETY Monica Michalski-Verdino ’01 and Michael J. Ferrari ’04 David B. Loutfi ’13 Michael Verdino Jonathan K. Ng ’07 V Elizabeth A. Benson Weiss ’10 Charles E. Handley ’04 Richard Martin ’13 Devicka Sahadeo ’01 Antoinette V. LaFemina ’10 V Kaaz K. Hosein ’04 ASSISI SOCIETY Willyne C. Michel ’13 Antoinette Gallo ’07 Shanique J. Lewis ’10 Suze Nathalie ’04 Chandradath Ramotar ’13 Daniel O. Quinn ’04 Sean A. Nicholson ’07 V Richard E. Loutfi ’10 2002 FRANCISCANS Marina V. Rana ’04 Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 X Jeannette M. ’10 and John P. ’09 DOLLARS RAISED $4,630.00 Montes Adeleke M. Adesanya ’13 Godwill K. Vortia ’04 Nadia Veliz-Mugan ’07 and CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.2% James Mugan V Jonathan Palumbo ’10 Jennifer L. Ambrosch ’13 FRANCISCANS Deanna M. Aquino ’13 REMSEN STREET CLUB FRANCISCANS FRANCISCANS Jennifer L. Bachmann ’04 Kepler B. Auguste ’13 Anne E. ’02 and Kevin J. Rhatigan V Ryan R. Llanes ’07 Christopher L. Barajas ’10 Christopher R. Connor ’04 Marina Belokopytyy ’13 Anthony H. Zalak ’02 XV William Lloyd, Jr. ’07 David R. Pisani ’10 and John J. Ciotola ’13 BALTIC STREET CLUB Vincent Longobardi ’07 Jennifer R. Corzine-Pisani Naomi P. Flinders ’13 Yadira M. Moran-Ulrich ’02 and 2005 Sabine Phineus ’07 Andrew W. Slips ’10 Nelson Garro ’13 Eric A. Ulrich ’07 V DOLLARS RAISED $3,095.00 Daniella A. Sanderson ’07 Marieta Grancaric ’13 Yadira A. Ramos-Herbert ’02 XV CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.5% Nathaniel J. Smith ’07 2011 Catherine M. Illuzzi ’13 RED AND BLUE CLUB REMSEN STREET CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $6,760.00 Matthew A. Manzi ’13 Daphne Bien-Aime ’02 Michael A. Correra ’05 X 2008 CLASS PARTICIPATION 4.0% Lisa M. Pimpinella ’13 Sonia ’02 and Michael Gomez XV BALTIC STREET CLUB DOLLARS RAISED $2,080.00 Kristina Terpo ’13 Jennifer, CPA ’02 and Christopher G. PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Marlon D. Joseph ’05 and CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.5% Nicholas J. Thompson ’13 ’01 Manukian Anonymous V Jamie Kwasniewski Nefty Urena ’13 Jo-Anneyre McNeil-Cruz ’02 and BALTIC STREET CLUB Andrew J. Lasky ’11 Robert M. Cruz ’01 V RED AND BLUE CLUB Cora D. Clark ’08 and David Clark V BALTIC STREET CLUB Michelle D. Teehan ’02 Danny A. ’05 and Ivette Plaza Joanna A. Scotto ’08 Valerie L. Lombardi ’11 2014 ASSISI SOCIETY ASSISI SOCIETY RED AND BLUE CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY DOLLARS RAISED $1,127.50 Kimberly L. Bennett ’05 Matthew G. ’08 and Lauren M. ’08 Jamila A. Alkaifi-Hercules ’02 V Victoria M. Bombe ’11 V CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.9% Irene Marullo ’02 Jessica C. ’05 and Michael Boiardi V Bertolotti Kevin T. Conlon ’11 BALTIC STREET CLUB Angelo P. Rodriguez ’02 Alicia J. Browne ’05 Josephine B. Leone ’08 Jesus J. Del Cid ’11 Sara M. Sooy ’14 Daniel M. Kelly ’05 Carrie J. Laskowitz ’11 FRANCISCANS ASSISI SOCIETY Michael T. Matassa ’05 ASSISI SOCIETY Julio A. Agosto ’02 and Peter J. Bockmeyer ’08 V Bono H. Lee ’11 V Raoutie Ramrattan ’05 Winnie C. Arzu ’14 Aura N. Miranda-Agosto XV Natasha M. Derrick-Franco ’08 Jason J. Tagarelli ’11 Shameeka A. Ien ’14

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James Toscano ’14 V Aaron J. Amoros ’17 Chelsea K. Askew Kenny S. Jean John D. Schneider FRANCISCANS Stephanie A. Aviles ’17 Evan Augst Arlene C. John Marco Sciove Gabriel J. Bagot ’14 Crystal A. Bandie ’17 Janelly E. Aybar Cori D. Johnson Sabrina M. Shedrick Kevin M. Canizio ’14 Katrina G. Batista ’17 Jenna R. Bahnsen Angelica Jones Taylor Smith Jillian R. Gundy ’14 Peter A. Biondo ’17 Michael Baum Dagur K. Jonsson Shannon D. Sokolow Derick J. McCarthy ’14 Katherine N. Cardy ’17 Grissell Bautista Botond Kadar Kyle J. St. Paul Michael W. Pascual ’14 Minnie S. Chiu ’17 Roberto Bazzichetto Viktor Klauzer Fanny Stromstedt Camille Petrizzo ’14 Jillian Clemenza ’17 Faouzi Taieb Benabbas Leila Kolenovic Madina Tall Rosemarie Petrizzo ’14 Maria Dangelo ’17 Sidney Benson Mishele Koroveshi Alexander Teplitsky Candice D. Ramoutar ’14 Kalifa David ’17 Jaclyn M. Bianco Bogdan Kostic Noah Thompson Nikol Santana ’14 V Mary Diep Vu ’17 Anesia Bisember Mina Krastoshevsky Laura Toth Bosko Stankovic ’14 Ilija Djuretic ’17 Pablo Blasco-Torres Markus Kron Alandrea C. Tranquille Denise Thompson ’14 Jennifer A. Drzewucki ’17 Jahmel A. Bodrick Anne Kuczynski Joseph Ursino Christopher I. Edwards ’17 Giuseppe S. Bonello Megan A. Kuehne Jelissa R. Vaca Seth D. Erdman ’17 Naycha N. Boone Macy Kurtz Hope Vallas 2015 Shaiefa S. Fletcher ’17 Steven Brennan, Jr. Davina Lall Jonas Veazey DOLLARS RAISED $540.00 David T. Fusillo ’17 Melanie K. Brooks Collyns A. Laokandi Gabriel A. Vera CLASS PARTICIPATION 2.4% Domenique K. Gerard ’17 Diondra S. Bryant William C. Lapkin Micah Wesselhoff Robert A. Glass ’17 Luka Budak Jagos Lasic Edsonia Wickham ASSISI SOCIETY Tasha M. James ’15 Yasmeen M. Hassan ’17 Peter Caleca Olivia Lawrence Alphaus A. Williams David Lonnberg ’15 Shannon Hayes ’17 Nancy Campos Vlera Llalloshi Aaliyah M. Williams Corinne Tully ’15 Kristina L. Hernandez ’17 Kledis Capollari Marcus V. Magalhaes Da Silva Keon C. Williams John Wisniewski ’15 Yunus Hopkinson ’17 Brian Capper Vladana Maksimovic Stacie K. Williams Lena Janoda ’17 Javier Cartagena Cristina Mammoliti Mathew P. Wyke FRANCISCANS Jamie A. Kelly ’17 Isabel D. Castellanos Barry A. Margulies Kieran Young Anthony M. Desiderio ’15 Kristen A. Kleist ’17 Emma R. Catone Gabrielle Martinez Copeland Young Suzanne N. Garrett ’15 Elidon Lamnica ’17 Timothy Cecere Eric J. Mastrianni Heidi Zavala Judy T. Kairouz ’15 Phoebe W. Lee ’17 Nicholas Chavis Jerrisa Mcauley Garrett D. Kelly ’15 Jack J. Maer ’17 Danielle Chin Rahim N. McNeilly Edward A. Metzing ’15 Krystal Maldonado ’17 Per Christerson Miguel A. Medrano Parents Elizabeth C. Peralta ’15 Christine V. Maniscalco ’17 Jade M. Chung Anthony J. Mignone PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Frank A. Randall ’15 Jason Manrique ’17 Daimond K. Clark Lara Milak Brendan J. ’68 and Barbara A. Johan F. Torres ’15 + Grei Mujko ’17 Felix Colon Princess Anastasia Missigher Dugan XV Noelia V. Noboa ’17 Ashley M. Commissiong Ashara Mitchell PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Francis D. O’Sullivan ’17 Jack Cook Sara Monckton 2016 Domenick and Wendy Cama V Anna F. Paolicelli ’17 Ariana J. Covington Robert A. Montgomery DOLLARS RAISED $402.00 Tim and Diane Cecere Hannah M. Paterni ’17 Annais G. Cummiskey Jomanda D. Morales CLASS PARTICIPATION 3.8% Taylor Powers ’17 Federico G. Curbelo Claire E. Mueller PRESIDENT’S CLUB ASSISI SOCIETY Sandra Raickovic ’17 Tomas De Andrade Agim Mujaj Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Steve H. Middelijn ’16 Devenray Rivera ’17 Diego Y. Delacruz Allison Naveira Gannon XV Michael C. Lasky, Esq. and FRANCISCANS Adriannah I. Rodriguez ’17 Alen Dervisevic Joshua Nurse Margaret Einhorn V Emrul J. Arshad ’16 Thomas Savory ’17 Bob Diko Jonathan E. Obando Michael ’85 and Theresa Maher Marta Billan ’16 Sasha A. Sealey ’17 Kristina Djurovic Gunnar Olafsson Joseph C. Stuto, DPM X Andy Calixto ’16 Sophia E. Sinko ’17 Rasheem Dunn Julia Olivares Jerome ’76 and Patricia A. ’83 Andrew D. Cormack ’16 Rodrigo S. Siracusa ’17 Mirsada Dzaferovic Alexander N. Oricchio Williams V Bora Dimitrov ’16 Fabian Suele ’17 Fyras R. Elsebai Jules Paillard Ioanna Epthimiatos ’16 Kathleen A. Szuhany ’17 Jessica R. Encarnacion Andon Papa REMSEN STREET CLUB Stephanie S. Fevrier ’16 Georgis Thomas ’17 Christine M. Eugene Roman Pavlyuh Thomas, Sr. and Patricia L. Alberto V Theresa M. Franchi ’16 Britney Vaccianna ’17 Dominick Falanga Richard J. Pelliccia Brenda Hampton Joanna M. Garcia ’16 Michael L. Votto ’17 Matthew A. Fanizza Nidia A. Peralta Shelia Martin V Justin P. Lowe ’16 Meghan D. Wing ’17 Julia N. Ferreira Christina F. Perricone Gloria L. Rosado ’92 Gabriele Morrone ’16 Kevin Zhu ’17 Tonya T. Fletcher Joseph S. Pesce Michael E. and Marija F. Wierzbicki V Mikheil Petrosyan ’16 Stephanie A. Zwicker ’17 Leo Folla Vukasin Petrovic BALTIC STREET CLUB Alexander A. Rodriguez ’16 Gianni Ford Taris E. Pittman Steven J. Brennan, Sr. and Gabrielle Spinelli ’16 Cassidy M. Fratinardo Alexandria M. Plaia Frances C. Valoroso Balint Toth ’16 Current Student Emma L. Gaffney Nemanja Pljevancic Edward R. and Alice A. James V Milos Vukicevic ’16 Giving Nicholas Giannachi Darelle A. Porter Michael S. and Eileen McNamara Tiffany R. Zelaya ’16 Victoria M. Giarraffa Boris Posavec RED AND BLUE CLUB BALTIC STREET CLUB Evangelia Zografos ’16 Lamar D. Gillespie Kobe Powell Giuseppe and Linda Castelluccio Darrin T. Chung Rachelle R. Gonzales Amanda M. Powers John E. ’77 and Kathleen Klemm V 2017 Senior RED & BLUE CLUB Megan E. Gonzalez Samantha Primavera Devkant and Olga Kulkarni Quynh T. Dang Erin Gonzalez Nikita Prokhin Robert and Cheryl Siemer Raphaelle Gregoire Tonianne C. Quillen Class Gifts ASSISI SOCIETY Hector Vega ’06 Wanda M. Guevares Aidi Qyqja DOLLARS RAISED $3,699.34 Richard P. Castro ASSISI SOCIETY Nawal A. Hamdan Mireya G. Ramirez CLASS PARTICIPATION 11.9% Sean Finn Teresa Anderson V Yousef Hamdan Jrenda Rivera Danielle R. Francavilla Arthur E. Anderson PRESIDENT’S CLUB Ashley Harp Jayson A. Rivera Maureen ’17 and Thomas Wipf Venita Lutale Anthony and Elizabeth Bello V Mary S. O’Hara ’97 Sara Hekal Dennis M. Roberts Stanley and Francis Blasse RED AND BLUE CLUB Hongli Zhang Nicole Herrick Erick Rocha Kuba J. Brown James Cafiero ’17 Fridtjof B. Hunges Romello Q. Rogers Elizabeth Budig V Mackenzie L. Iburg ’17 FRANCISCANS Wies Hurkmans Daniel E. Rosario Firoj Ahmed Andrew P. and Janet Cahalan V Alyssa J. Internicola James P. Russo Joseph Carucci and L. Ribaudo ASSISI SOCIETY Tadeu S. A. Alberto Rodrigues Raynaldo S. E. B. Fevrier ’17 Skylar Intravaia Niccole M. Salomone Gerard and Joanne Chandler Amy Alfy Kareem C. Martin ’17 Amir Islami Glenn A. Sanabria Gary M. and Anna P. Cianci Tamim Ali Stefan Ivanovic Alvin I. Sanchez John and Deborah J. Cisek V FRANCISCANS Robert Allende V Jordan M. Jackson Nadim R. Saqui Robert and Mary Cole Morgan M. Allison ’17 Ognjen Antanaskovic Melissa Jagdharry Djiby Sarr William ’70 and Mary Ellen Costello Eduardo J. Alvarado ’17 Guillermo Artiz Natalie Jean Joyce M. Scheid John and Allison B. De Quatro V

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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 37 PARENTS (CONTINUED)

Donna M. De Siena XV Steven and Tina Sartzetakis REMSEN STREET CLUB Daniel G. Bresky Dale Favors Nora DeVaney Ulmide Sergilus Daniel L. Alterman Cathy Brienza Paula Fichtner X Claudia Fevrier Krystyna Slavin Bruce Arella Alice A. Callaghan Anthony and Linda Florentino Leo and Manellen Finn Anthony F. Trimboli V James Austin V Tim Charters Dominick and Paula Foresto Julie Fucini Anthony and Muriel Trufant Calvin Baker and Lidia Paz-Baker Steve Cohen Sean Granholm Hugh E. ’61 and Geraldine A. Richard and Angela Turello John and Patricia M. Barry Frank S. Coletta, MD Andrew Hoan Gallagher Anna Zanca Wayne Bodden Martin F. Collins V Karen B. Hopkins Maria Grimaldi Scott Bojer V Ed Danberry Irene Hughes Charlene Hamrah Friends Thomas Burke Lowell Dashefsky and Keith E. and Donna Johnson Eliaza and Silvernee C. Harris V Guy and Carol Carlsen XV Linda Werbel-Dashefsky X Stephen and Barbara Karnas Charles W. Hogan V FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Fred Catanese Thomas and Donna Day Ellen and Martin Kaye Glen Anderson ’77 and John Buran Celeste C. Cellini John A. Deriso Michael Keegan Diane Kavanaugh-Anderson V Rev. Msgr. Kieran Harrington John D. and Eileen M. Cosgrove Edmond and Barbara Flood V Colonel Robert M. and Patricia Dennis M. ’64 and Ann Kennedy V Thomas and Paula McInerney Kathleen Crispi Kenny Ford Keith XV Raymond Leone Fred and Judith A. Wilpon Mary B. Dawson, Ph.D. BT Elizabeth Gallo Donald E. Kent Lori A. and Roger Marino Jonathan and Harriet Goldstein Harry Klug V CHARTER SOCIETY Brigitte Day June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 Patrick Guidera Timothy and Janice Lake Arthur and Joan Dignam Alfred DePhillips McGrisken XV Valora Gurganious Joseph and Mary Leopoldi Catherine Greene BT V Jacob Dinsmore Clyde Thompson and Dawn McMullan Maryanne Hannan Tanya Levy-Odom Michael O’Keeffe V Tom Dobbins Ann Marie Misiti Aimee Harlow Patrick Lewis Thomas J. BT and Anita Volpe XV Jeffrey J. Drapala, MBA Kelly A. Murphy Edward Drayton Kevin Hartmann Frank Liantonio PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Robert J. Murphy ’71 XV John J. Ferguson V Francis Harvey John B. and Joann LoCicero James Argutto V Richard and Martha Navarra Thomas and Kathleen Flood John P. and Helene E. Hughes Sr. Paulette LoMonaco Faye Bean Michael and Polyxeni Francis Garry Milton Irvin Camille Lyons V Nicholas R. Caiazzo, Esq. V Panagiotopoulos Robert F. and Margaret P. Gartland Melissa James Karen Malin Carolyn Callahan V Louis A. Pastina V John F. Gibbons V Robert Jarmain Ruviano Martinez Robert B. and Joan Catell V John ’77 and Theresa Pastore V Sean P. Gilleran X Peter and Karen Labbat Joseph M. Esq. and Michael Clarke, Jr. Frank D. ’75 and Michele Petrizzo X Maureen Moore and Gregory M. Laspina Mary Ann Mattone X William Cline BT Daniel J. and Helen Phelan Robert C. Golden V Risa Lavizzo Mourey James J., Jr. and Lisa B. G. McHugh Loriann Pigott Hollis Copeland Yong Hwa Ha Ron Lo Russo James McLaren Mary Plaia Thomas F. and Eileen Flood V Megan Hale Jaqueline Loconsolo Joan L. Millman John J. Powers and Maria F. Laezza-Moggioli + Ian Hartman Nicholas S. Lorch V James Minogue Virginia A. Greaney-Powers Robert Marinelli Maurice and Lisa Haywood Sharad Madison Nicole Montesani Lester Owens V Martha Ramirez Bernard Heeran V Philip and Maureen P. Maldari V Rev. Stephen Muncie Joseph and Maureen Regalbuto Alexander and Terri Rohan George Henry Errol C. Marquis Victoria Nerone Howard J. Sokolow and Vincent Rohan V Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Brendan and Sheila McGovern Michael O’Connor Robert G. and Kellie M. Sumberac Kathryn L. Dexter Sally Sherwood XV Katherine M. McGrath Michael and Linda Paradiso Honey Marie E. ’92 and Michael ’94 PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Susan L. Huff XV Michael S. and Eileen McNamara Scott Parris Theogene XV Rev. Msgr. John J. Bracken BT V Louis and Nellie Hutt Commissioner Noreen Morris Bob Peck Thomas and Kellyanne Tully Frank Califano, Jr. V Sam Jakobs Louis J. and Rose Ann Mustacchio XV Kenneth H. and Judith A. Pforr X John Caloia and Bruce J. and Susan A. Carusi V Thomas Kissane V Michelle D. Novak Joseph Plaia Lurea Van Horne-Caloia George Clark, III Daniel P. Klein V Veronica Olszewski The Honorable John Ravitz FRANCISCANS Peter Coombe and Betty Chen V William K. Lavin Joseph and Robin Pacheco Monte Redman John Azzolini Martin and Kathleen Cottingham Kevin Maguire Stephen P. Palmese Eric Ringkamp Ronald Bara Bradley Crocker Sisto Martello Julie M. Pape V Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery V Diane Billera Orville W. Dale BT XV Robert Matson Gary J. Perone, Jr. Livia Smolizza Hubert and Mary Brybag V Most Rev. Nicholas DiMarzio Gerard and Heidi McNamara X Vernon Reid Stephen and Corinne Smolizza Patrick and Geraldine Campbell Cecil Flamer Charles and Mary McQuade V Barry D. and Susan L. Richards V Lenny Solondz Robert Deeb Thomas Gulotta Brian P. Mooney V James Ryan Theresa Spinelli Daniel W. and Liza Q. Diehl Mary A. Ledermann XV Kevin and Mary J. Murphy Gary Saphire Alice Swartz Wayne DiRenzo John A. Loconsolo V Carlyn F. Obendorfer Kurt Schmoke Michael Sweeney Vita Domingo Michael McKenna V Paulann Pierson Angela Siliato-Acciarito Dr. Supoj Tanchajja X Richard and Marianne Eisenzopf Martin and Francine McManus Walter A. and Kathleen Probst V Gary Simon Dwight Taylor Lizzette ’96 and Albert Figueroa Ray Ryan and Suzanne W. O’Leary Arthur J. Radin George M. Spanakos Barbara Tuck Christine Francavilla Patricia Palermo Robert H. and Carol L. Ray Richard and Pamela Stolz Gary J. and Therese L. Tully Judith Franzo Robert Ragen Isaac Rodriguez Timothy and Paula Sullivan Margherita Valluzzi Katerina Gallis Frank and Tracy Scahill Angela Rosania X Gary Sumple V Judith A. Virga V James and Bernadette Geissler X Peter J. and Carol Striano Cosmo Saginario V Kenneth Tays Robert Wallace Daniel and Ann Marie Iburg Arlene A. Whalen Michael P. Sammut V Donald and Nancy Vardaro Barry G. Walter Matt Barker and Lauren Vena Kwame Webb Jenell Johnson PRESIDENT’S CLUB John Stewart Mark Weber Thomas and Kathleen Joyce Joseph Avallone David and Lois Stith John and Katherine Winkleman John Welch XV Mary C. Keating Ivana Bartiromo Patrick and Sue Sun Arnold J. and Jane A. Wolff XV Charles S. Whelan, Jr. V Jeffrey K. Koon and Frank and Anita Ciolli Craig Thompson and Glenn VanBramer and Joni Yoswein Susan H. Ekerling-Koon Deborah St. Lawrence Thompson James and Gail Whelan Manuel Franquinha + X RED AND BLUE CLUB John and Stephanie Whittier Sharon Kuehne Thomas Iadanza Tim Tolan Rosario and Maria A. Acquista James M. and Maria L. Leone Emiliano Tramontozzi Steven Zoine Leslie S, Jacobson, Ph.D. BT V Zdenka Agoglia Marija Zorjan-Madison Joseph and Margaret Lo Giudice Dan Kerning Richard D. Tunick Robert and Amy Azarow Jean R. and Marie O. Louis Robert J. Knief Thomas Vartanian Charles Baker ASSISI SOCIETY Krishna Maharaj Vincent LeVien Clifford Virgin Stephen Ban Larry and Stephanie Acorn Herman and Debra Margulies Charles E., III and Margaret E. Robert C. and Ann Mangone XV Jeremy Biggs Rochelle W. Adasko Williams Christina Martinez Maura Nicolosi Drew Bogner Anthony and Elise Albanese V Pavol Martinka Mark Noto Caren Yoh Colleen E. Bowerman Ralph and Carmella Amodeo Michael and Jacqueline Moller William and Joanne Quinn BALTIC STREET CLUB Joseph and Jennifer Cianciotta Dominick and Maryann Amorosa Frank and Margaret M. Montoro Michael and Paula Rantz X John and Marissa Alperin Benjamin A. and Emily K. M. Ciesinski Deborah Anastasiou Donald and Louise Murray Ray Russo Michael and Mary Anderson Robert Coughlan Theresa Andersen George and Michele L. Noulas Joseph and Barri Savasta Anthony Argento Marvin and Charlene Culler Vincent W. Ansanelli, III, Esq. Joseph Pedicino V Stephen Waldorf and Karen Backus Margaret A. DeMatteis David and Ginger Ansell Laura A. and Mel A. Pynn Diana Catherines Michael Bingold Beth DeWoody Vincent and Ann Antignani Krzysztof and Wieslawa Pyryt John Walker V Marilyn Blanchette Karen A. Di Santo-Grassotti V Andrea Arcarola V Vincenza Raimondi Dennis Bone Michael and Clarissa Elgarten Patti Ann Armano

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38 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT FRIENDS (CONTINUED)

John Babieracki Robin Fins Andrew Lyons Richard Spatola Johhny Burkette Theodore and Gloria L. Bajo V Stephanie Fiorenza Biagio B. Madaio Nancy A. Stehle Anthony Burns V Leonard Baker X Joan A. Fogarty Vincent and Maryann Magliano Philip and Evelyn Stenger V Elizabeth Burns Anna Barranca-Burke Richard and Susan Folise Robert and Linda Magnusson John Stephens Sophie Burns X C. S. Bartlett, Jr. Adelino R. Franquinha Virginia Maina Peter Sterling Glondy A. Cabrera Charles Beiter Marc Frascogna Richard Manion Darren Stevenson Lawrence and Grace Calia X Salvatore and Joann Beninati Thomas Friemel V Michael and Joann Mari Scott Stillman Deborah Callahan Patrick Benn James Gambino V Anthony P. Mariani, CPA Jean M. Stonier X Agnes Caminiti X Alice Bernstein William C., Jr. and Ann C. Gartner V Kareem C. Martin Emily Sullivan James Cannon Anthony Biancaniello Robert Gerrard Linda Masi Herminia Sullivan X Lauren Cannon Donald Bianco Rob Gervasi Patricia Masino Albert H. and Valda Swanke Leeza Caporuscio Lori A. Biscardi Michael Gibbons Kerry McCormick Jules, Jr. and Emmlynn L. Taylor V Marc and Marisa Caporuscio William J., Jr. and Christine A. Black Scott and Rebecca Giello T. C. McGarrigle Bro. Christopher Thurneau, OSF BT Lois Carr Mark Boccia Rev. Msgr. Jamie J. Gigantiello Michael McGoldrick Dominick Tinelli Stanley Casey Daniel and Betty Ann Boccone Andy Gioe Brendan G. and Jane A. McLoughlin Agnes Tomaselli Lisa Catalano Jessica Bonelli Frederic Giordano Walter McNamara Michael J. Hughes and Patricia Chenu Mark and Therese Brinken V Ronald Glickman Martin and Patricia McTigue Jean Torell-Hughes Chi Keung and Alicia S. Chin Joseph F. and Joanne M. Bruno Angela Glover Matthew Meagher Attila and Agnes Toth Lieu Chu Matthew J. and Michele Brunton V The Honorable Martin J. Golden Matthew A. and Marykate Meyer Louiise Trigo Linh Chu Julia Bumbaca Mary Ellen Golden V Joseph Michalik Mark and Jennifer M. Turner V Marianne Clark Ralph Bumbaca V Peter S. Gomori, Ph.D. and Randy Mills Dr. Bobbe-Lynn Urchin Kennedy Meredith Clark Allen J., Ph.D. and Susan F. Jannette Katz-Gomori V John and Elizabeth Miritello Phyllis Valentino Richard Cole Burdowski Paulette B. Gonzalez V Richard and Evelyn Montalbano Nicholas Valinotti Yannique Coleman Emily Burnett Nicolas Grabar Michael F. and Mary Mooney Steven J. Vallo V Linda Colvey Lee Burnett Joseph Grabowski Frank Motley, Esq. Theodora Van Huis Janet Connolly Peter Byros Louis Grassi, CPA Margaret T. Mullany X Linda Vardaro Laurie Connors Keisa Caesar Dana Grassotti Regina Myer Bart J. Verdirame Edward Conroy Mary Cahalan X Orim Graves Martin Needelman Michael and Noele J. Villa Jean M. Cooke V Phillip F. and Norma Canedo Richard and Linda Grossi Richard Neugebauer Elena R. Wahlert V Kay Cordtz Pamela Cangelosi Raymond C. Habib Brian Noone Claire Wallace Delphine F. Covell James and Patricia Cannon Coby and Ann Haddad Nancy O’Connor Tom Wallack John Czaja Sal Carrizzo Andrew Halley Patricia O’Hagan Gregory J. Walsh Jenn Dagostino Gerard and Kathleen S. Casey John Hammond Arthur and Carmela Paladino Alan Weisberg Sharon Daitz Lawrence Cenatiempo XV Zoltan Hankovszky Susan Paladino Bruce and Leslie Westphal Terry D’Albora Barbara Chang Paula Harney V Robert R. and Brenda Pepper V Delora V. Williams X Vincent and Rosemarie D’Amario William Cheslock Tony Harris Joseph Perotta Joyce T. Williams V Gina D’Amico Raymond F. Chmielewski Kari and Ric Harrison Hong Viet Pham Dingni Yan Louis and Brenda D’Amore Dong Choi Ronald Hartmann Daniel J. and Helen Phelan William and Stella R. Yellin Lucille Dandridge Annika Christerson Edwin Hatch Rev. Msgr. Michael J. Phillips V Paul J. Zakshevsky Jack Danehy Jose and April Claxton Reginald Henry V Timothy Pisinski Seth and Cathy Zarkin Jonathan Davis Marcella Clifford Leticia Hernandez Felice Plaut FRANCISCANS Steven A. Dean and Steven D., Esq. and Jana Cohn Charisse S. Hiigel Guy T. Powell Walter Ackermann Jennifer Wingate, Ph.D. V Brian and Gina E. Collins XV Katherine M. Hix Donna M. Profeta Mulfat Ahmed Geza Debreczeni James Collins Rebecca Hoffberger Mary Quigley Kayode Aje Corrie Deeb Jacqueline A. Collot Leonard and Saundra Honig XV Sarah J. Quigley X Fortunata F. and Louis G. Alba Diego Delacruz Hermione Connelly-Landau X Robert Hopes M. Quinn Jenna Alexy Christina DellaRocca Edward W. Connolly Jean-Marie Horovitz Francisco and Jeanine M. Ramirez Richard and Deborah Antonaccio Angelo and Mary B. Delligatti Anna Constantino Christopher Howard Michael Randazzo Arthur Antonucci John J. and Alice Delury Francesco and Antonia Conteduca Tracey Hudelson Diane Relyea V Justine Aranki Robert and Anneliese E. Dexter Walter J. and Patricia Cook Antonius and Johanna Hurkmans James Robertson Maria Arzaga Scott Dexter Guy and Donna Cooper Hugh T. and Bonnie Hurley Julia A. Rogge Jo Ashby Nicholas and Linda Dianto Daren Costa Raymond and Linda Iovino Ken Rosato Jeanne Atkinson Javier H. Diaz Anthony Crowell Jeff Jacobson Justin Royce Isabel R. Ayers V Alice DiBenedetto John Cullinan Thomas Jones Sol and Sara Rubin Marylee Banyard William Dobranski V Harriet Curtin Paul Kalamaraj Joseph and Jo Anne Rugolo Victoria Bardy Cara Dolan Dave and Lorraine Deering Dennis and Linda Kaminski Stephen Ruiz A Bavaro Mary Donnelly-Robinson Edward DeFelice Shayna Kandel-Zasloff The Russo Family Ann Bender Jane Donohue Danny DeMorato Terence Kannengieser John Rutter Monett Bennett Francisco Dovale Frank and Liliane DeRosa Nichole M. Kanopa John Ryan Jack Berall Michele Dzwonek Eugene T. Devine Mitchell Kapnick V Susan Sandler Oscar B. and Camillie Bering Kimera Esapo Howard J. Sokolow and Penny Kaufman Ed Savastano Ashley Bertuglia Anthony and Nancy Falco Kathryn L. Dexter James R. and Lisa A. Kelly Roy C. Savastano Viraj Bhalala Ann Farrell X Rich Di Santo Francis J. Keppel Brian Scala Amanda Bisember Bernadette Fay Danielle DiCerbo Carol Kessler Dorothy M. Schroeder X Patricia Bivins Jaren Fernan Blaise Didio Mary E. Kilkelly David G. Schrunk Robert Block Gerard J. Fleming Brian Dittenhafer Ricardo Kimbers Deborah Schwartz Alison Bodden Meagen Flohr Vito and Flora DiTuri John R. and Karen C. Kolb Bonnie Schwerin Sara Bogdanovic Anita Forteza Joann Dolan Glenn Kolonics V Natalie Scolamiero Nessa Boland Kristen Foti Barry and Eleanor Donohue Eugene J. Krinsky Robert Scott Steven Bollin Nora Fox V Eileen Doyle Thomas and Carol Laird Aram Seferian Amelia Bolognese Carl and Shelly Francavilla Brian J. and Rose Dugan Richard Lata Margaret D. Shannon Kaci Borg Paul and Patricia I. Friedman Carol Dunn Louise Latty V Bruce and Holly Share Heather Boucher Rev. Msgr. Otto L. Garcia V Lawrence and Patricia Durso Harold Laubscher V Tom Shaudel Katina Boutis Donovan Garrison Grant Elgarten E. C. and Nicholetta Lazzaro James Sheehy Anthony Brancato Rene Gauna Ed Evans V Wei Xia Li Stuart and Candace Simms Eric Bratton Michael Geelan Lewis Farber Michael R. and Eileen F. Long Joseph Simon Eugene Brennan James and Bernadette Geissler V Mary J. Fava Ronald A. Lopez V Francis Smith and Judith Brewer Natalie Gill Patrick Fay Henry Lorch Lorraine M. Allen-Smith Geoffrey Bricknell Thomas and Lisa K. Giovatto Connie Finch John Lorch Kevin and Eileen M. Smith Anna Marie Brier Paul Gitto Carolyn Fink John Lynch Veronica P. Smith V Rita Bryant Wally Glowatz

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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 39 FRIENDS (CONTINUED)

Lois Goddard Audrey Meyers Cynthia B. Skolnik Charles A. Giardino ’04 X Rita Baron-Faust Paul S. Godell Stephanie Mika Kiana Sledge Marlon D. Joseph ’05 Clive Bentick V James Goldman Jeri Milhauser Susan Sliwinski Valerie L. Lombardi ’11 Justine Butler Lydia M. Gordon William Miller Terrance and Jennifer Smith Yadira M. Moran-Ulrich ’02 V Oswaldo Cardona, Jr. Jennifer B. Graham Salvatore Minardi Sakeena Smith Carmine Nogara, Ph.D. Ruma Chowdhury Doreen Gutzler Anthony and Carol E. Minardo Frank Soviero Kathleen A. Nolan, Ph.D. Andrew D. Cormack ’16 Laura Hartmann John Minieri Angela Star Richard Relkin X Andrew Cornicello V Scott Harwood Annmarie Mitchell Robert and Martha Stark Susan L. Richards V Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 V Marilyn Heller Stephen Monahan Carlos Suarez Jose R. Rodriguez, Ed.D. Arianna N. DeLucia Tom Hemmerle Michael Mondschein and Ira Sugerman John L. Thurston V Anthony M. Desiderio ’15 Gary Herman Lois Turetsky-Mondschein John Sullivan Jamaal G. Womack ’09 V John R. Dilyard, Ph.D. X Josuha Moninger Patty Herrera Justine Swartz RED AND BLUE CLUB Bora Dimitrov Michael Mooney Jeff and Tracy Herrick Joe Szadok Dennis S. Anderson, Ph.D. V Dr. Timothy V. Dugan Marguerite R. Heyer James and Lauren Clabby Moore Kristopher Tapia Lauren M. Bertolotti ’08 Christeen Edwards Joseph and Maria Moringiello James T. and Robin W. Higgins V Terri Thomson Bro. William A. Boslet, OSF ’70 BT X Edna D. Ellis Jessica Hill Beth Morrow Salvatore Tinervia Danielle Budenz Nancy Falco William and Margaret Hill Gerard A. Mortillaro David Tottori Alissa M. Catalano James P. Fazio ’86 Martin G. Hoban Chris Mueller Yangchen Tsomo Louis P. Celano ’71 Jolicoeur Fenelon LeRoy Holland Noreen Mueller Harold J. Elias and Mary A. Tully Travis C. Clayton ’07 Ronald Ganulin Terry Mulligan Joseph and Nancy Imbriale JoAnn VanAlstyne Arthur A. DiClementi, Ph.D. ’66 X Thomas Giovatto Robert Imbriale Patrick Muncie Lucretia Vance Dr. Renee Goodstein Jennifer B. Graham Marie Musumeci Charles Indek David Velez Richard R. Grasso V Kathleen B. Gray Max Nager Ilene Isaacs Marilyn A. Verna, Ed.D. V Matthew C. Hogan ’01 X Meagan Grieger John and Joanne Natale Wally Iver Linda Vican Lynne K. Jackson, Ph.D. XV Mary C. Guadagni Barbara Jacobson XV Jacqueline Neufing Andrea Viverito Hellitz Lopez Dawn Gugliaro Andrea Johnson Elizabeth Newboe Linda Viverito Dr. Jaskiran K. Mathur Brian Guidera Kirll Oates Rob Kaleb Gerard J. Walsh Raymond P. Nash ’63 X Faith E. Haggerty Karen Zampa Katz Francis D. O’Sullivan Pamela Washington Antonevia A. Ocho-Coultes James W. Hoffman V Mark Katz Sandra Owens Bradd Wierzbicki Oddman ’04 Megan E. Husak ’08 Richard and Frances Keenan Donna Pape Brett M. Wierzbicki Danny A. Plaza ’05 Margaret A. Iacono Ross Kegler Jenna Pape Luisa Williams Carl P. Quigley ’75 XV Mitchell Levenberg Cynthia Kerr V Virginia Parisi Edmond and Lillian Wing Rossano Rovello William Lloyd, Jr. ’07 Bernie Kilkelly Mary Ann Pate Joan Yovine Miriam Salholz, Esq. V Eric Malijan Francis X. and Marjorie B. King V Lisa Petersilia Alex T. and Bianca C. Zuellig Erez Shochat, Ph.D. ’97 X Edwin Mathieu Diane Kinley Anthony N. Pistone and Faye Petras Corinne Smolizza John McNamara, Ph.D. V Leonard Kirschner Leticia Pompa Monica Michalski-Verdino ’01 Employee Giving Frank Sorrentino, Ph.D. V Arthur W. Klein and Marion Klein Ryan J. and Michelle A. Powell Bro. Edward Wesley, OSF, Ph.D. ’68 Christopher E. Mills ’98 Hayley Knowles Patricia B. Power V PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Kathleen A. Mills ’09 ASSISI SOCIETY Emily Koslan Jacqueline Powers Bro. Gregory L. Cellini, OSF V Yuki Miyazawa Ghazala N. Afzal James Kratochvil Charles and Antonia Procaccini James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 XV Susan A. Mulderrig Holly Anglin Susan Krier Angela Pugliese Thomas F. and Eileen Flood V Steven J. Mullins X Henrik and Elaine T. Krogius Nancy Pugliese Anne Bove, RN X Victor Murillo PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Francine Lafond Jack Pulvirenti Daphne Bramble Dr. Dwight M. Olson Michael A. MacIntyre’97 BT X Todd Laggis Thomas and Joyce Pun-Flynn Alicia J. Browne ’05 Lisa M. Paolucci ’06 John J. McCabe ’65 Allen J. Burdowski, Ph.D. Rev. Mark J. Lane, CO V Mel A. and Laura A. Pynn Angel R. Perez David Langzettel Carolyn Quest PRESIDENT’S CLUB Donna M. De Siena XV Dr. Eric W. Platt Charles and Frances Larosa Maureen Rachlin Alexandria M. Egler, Ph.D. XV Louis P. D’Elia Mary A. Pradt Lawrence Laska Kristy Ramirez Madalyn M. Hanley ’80 XV Melissa A. Duron ’03 Erica Rabe Christopher and Patricia Leahy Daniel Ramondi Jerome Williams ’76 V John C. Edwards Alexis A. Ramirez Suzanne Forsberg, Ph.D. V Josie Leanti Ellen Ratner REMSEN STREET CLUB Frank A. Randall ’15 David Gansell V Ralph Liguori Yolanda Recio Glenn A. Braica V Candice L. Rossi Mary Gelormino Vlad Litvak Peter and Ann Rezzonico Steven and Simone Catalano X Sr. Judith A. Shea, CSJ Uwe P. Gielen, Ph.D. X Barbara A. Locke Anthony Rodriguez Irma Garcia ’80 XV Arnold J. Sparr, Ph.D. XV Elizabeth A. Giugliano Lindsey Lonchyna Timothy Rogers Richard A. Giaquinto, Ph.D. X Peggy Standing Deer Peter S. Gomori, Ph.D. V Maria Lopez Miguel A. Roman Ruben N. Gonzalez ’04 V Gregory F. Tague, Ph.D. Brian C. Gregory Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis XV Christine Rosa Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. XV William L. Tamparo ’72 Michele Hirsch, Ph.D. V Jackie Love Shelly Ross Timothy J. Houlihan, Ph.D. BT Kristina Terpo ’13 Julio Huato, Ph.D. Elena M. Lovell V Frank and Shirley Rugolo Christopher A. Hughes Sandra D. Williams Leonard T. Jordan, Jr. ’98 Lorenzo Lugara Jordan Rusher Rev. Brian J. Jordan, OFM V Jennifer Wingate, Ph.D. V Dr. Eleanor Kehoe Clare Lumkong John P. Russi Richard M. Kenny Marie Zachary V Joseph V. Kelly V Dr. Ulana Lysniak Antonia Russo Naomi Kinley Igor V. Zagoruiko Dr. Peter P. Leibman ’71 Kathleen Mac Sweeney Harold Russo Jennifer M. Lancaster, Ph.D. Chase Licata Philip J. and Lillian Maida V Carol M. Salazar John A. Lombardo V David B. Loutfi ’13 Corporations and Patricia Mangan Donna Salta Dennis J. McDermott ’74 XV Emilio Marcigliano Heather Mangano Rafi Sarkar Danzil Monk V Foundations Margaret Martini Sidney Mann Helen Schaffer Katherine O’Hagan V Donald G. ’75 Mulligan Paul Marchitelli Terry Schaffer Robert A. Oliva ’04 X + FOUNDER’S CIRCLE Marianne Negri DeSales Media Group, Inc. V Margaret Marsh Maryann Schager Kevin S. O’Rourke X Jennifer Ng Ernst & Young Foundation The Martinos Tara M. Schneider John Ragno V Augusta L. Palmer, Ph.D. ExxonMobil Foundation X Heather McCague Beverly Schnipper V Bro. Owen J. Sadlier, OSF ’69 V Sagine Relyea Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund V Kara McCarthy Lois Schwartz Bro. Robert Schaefer, OSF ’61 XV Abigail Rummel Flushing Bank Meaghan McCarthy Suzanne Seery Edward R. Stewart V Behrouz H. Tabrizi, Ph.D. Stephen McDonagh Barbara Sena John F. Tully ’84 Liberty Warehouse Arwina Vallejo ’03 National Grid XV Margaret Mcgreal Francis Sharkey Linda Werbel Dashefsky XV Denise Vieni ’09 National Philanthropic Trust Joseph Kevin McKay Maritza Shelley Marija F. Wierzbicki V Brian and Barbara McKenna Yvonne Shih Susan Weisman X Judy & Fred Wilpon Family BALTIC STREET CLUB Foundation, Inc. Tia Mclaughlin Dorit Shur Jaime Chauca FRANCISCANS Kennitha A. Allahar ’08 Daniel McLean Johnny Sikiric Benjamin A. Ciesinski CHARTER SOCIETY Michael McTernan Bro. James P. Simon, CO Robert Allende V Astoria Bank XV Joseph Cummings V Matt Mesenger Norma Sinckler V Jeanette B. Baker XV Brown Brothers Harriman X

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40 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS (CONTINUED)

Brown Capital Management, LLC Wells Fargo Foundation NY Daily News Mallozzi & Dwyer, PC Rumble Fitness LLC Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. PRESIDENT’S CLUB Okapi Partners, LLC. Marsh & McLennan Sports Depot V Fidelity Brokerage Services AKF Group, LLC Permanent Engineering, PC Mastercard Worldwide St. Francis Prep High School KPMG Foundation X Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Pier Sixty, LLC V MFA Financial, Inc. St. Rose of Lima Catholic Academy National Grid Foundation The Coalition for Opportunity PKF O’Connor Davies Orangetheory Fitness Sullivan & Kehoe, LLP V Princeton Area Community in Education Rocklyn Asset Corp. V Brooklyn Heights Team Research V Foundation, Inc. Colgate-Palmolive Matching Gift Rosenthal & Rosenthal, Inc. The River Café V TFI Enterprises LLC, dba Axle Prudential Insurance Company V Program V Servicios Administrativos Del Ryant Enterprises Surgeons of Northern NJ The Prudential Foundation V Community Counselling Entretenimento SA de CV V Tavella Plumbing & Heating Corp. TIAA-CREF Employee Giving Philip J. Solondz Family Foundation Service, Co. V St. Edmund Preparatory High School Vendini Campaign V SUNY Health Science Center Damascus Bakery, Inc. St. Francis College Faculty Housing The Whelan Group V T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. XV Villa Mosconi Restaurant, Inc. V TD Bank Long Island Diocesan Food Service V Stuart Levine & Associates LLC ASSISI SOCIETY UBS Financial Services, Inc. IABS Charities, Inc. Suffolk County National Bank 007 Industries, Inc. William Greenberg Desserts Xaverian High School XV PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL Invest in Education Foundation Triangle Building Products, Corp. V Alicart Restaurant Group, Bank of America Charitable J.N. Savasta Corp. Triboro Elevator Consultants dba Carmine’s NYC FRANCISCANS Foundation X John Henry’s HVAC V Corporation Allstate Insurance Company V AmazonSmile Foundation Brooklyn Nets Joseph P. Day Realty Corp. Stanley B. Tunick Foundation Alltype Printing V Beacham and Kiegel PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. X Men’s Day, Inc. Turner Construction Company Ansanelli Law Group, LLP Chevron Matching Gift Program Clark Dodge & Company, Inc. Morgan Stanley V Voya C/O Frontstream AXA Foundation Donorwall Design Group Collins Building Services, Inc. V The Nicolosi Law Firm, PC We Energies Foundation Ays Staffing, Inc. DTCC Cullen & Dykman LLP X POM Recoveries, Inc. V BALTIC STREET CLUB BASF Corp. Frank’s Place Dime Savings Bank Quinn Family Foundation A+ Towel & Linen Supply Bergers Wholesale Meat Co. Jim Dandy Cleaners Educational Housing Services, Inc. V Real Sourcing Network Abigal Press V B & L Partners Resurrection Brooklyn Heights Fast Track Construction V Richmond County Savings A M Exclusive Business BNY Mellon Community Partnership Roast Sandwich House General Atlantic Corporation V Foundation Machines, Inc. Campaign V Hudson Link for Higher Sage & Coombe Architects BAH Holdings, LLC. Brooklyn Sports, Ltd. V In-Kind Donors Education in Prison, Inc. Schroder Investment Management Bishop Loughlin High School BSN Sports Investors Bank V North America Bristol-Myers Squibb C & C Catering Service, Ltd. X Alicart Restaurant Group, JP Morgan Chase V Steam Fitters Local Union #638 Broadway Comedy Club Caffe Buon Gusto V dba Carmine’s NYC MACRow Foundation V St. John’s University Brooklyn Cyclones Carousel Beverages Anthem Productions, LLC Mulvaney Family Foundation V Student Government Association V Brooklyn Sports & Entertainment Court Order Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp. The National Italian American Theodore & Renee Weiler Chalkstream Capital Group Crown Trophy & Sporting Goods Broadway Comedy Club Foundation, Inc. V Foundation, Inc. CHUBB Custom House V Brooklyn Cyclones New York Community Tottori Allergy & Asthma Associates Corbin Perception Group Cuz Marketing Consultants Corp. Flushing Bank Bank Foundation Wells Fargo, NA Esposito & Sons, Inc. V David Shannon Florist, Inc. V Friars Club Gino’s Restaurant Northfield Bank Foundation REMSEN STREET CLUB Ferrantino Fuel Corporation Ed Fogarty Enterprises Hampton Inn Ridgewood Savings Bank XV Acquista Food Services V Fontbonne Hall Academy Elhilow & Associates, PC Jim Dandy Cleaners May Ellen & Gerald Ritter Ahmuty, Demers and McManus Goodman-Marks Associates, Inc. Em’s Accounting Service Inc. Liberty Warehouse Foundation V American Express Gift Matching JAD Corporation of America Ensign-Bickford Foundation, Inc. National Grid XV Roman Catholic Diocese of Program V JP Morgan Chase Foundation X Freddie 2001 Ltd. New York Football Giants Inc. Brooklyn V Broadridge Foundation Law Offices of Kim & Cha, LLP Gino’s Restaurant Orangetheory Fitness Sports Angels Brooklyn Heights Water Polo Club Ltd. League Outfitter, LLC. The Glenmede Trust Company, NA Brooklyn Heights Waldorf Risk Solutions, LLC XV Campbell/Harris Security Maimonides Medical Center Gordon Elite Sports Medicine, PC Our C.A.R.E Packages, LLC Williams Capital Group Equipment Company Merritt Environmental Heights Cafe Roast Sandwich House PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Catholic Cemeteries Consulting Corp. Hooley’s of Brooklyn, Inc. Rumble Fitness LLC Anonymous Center for Integrated Teacher mNovakDesign V Hunter’s Steak & Ale House, The River Café V Academy Services, Inc. Education V The National Association of Gorm Rest., Inc. V William Greenberg Desserts Allied Universal, Inc. V Country Bank Securities Professionals (NASP) James J. Buckley Restaurant Corp. Alexander C. Arroyo, MD ’98 AmSty Cox & Company New York Life Foundation James Weir Floral Co., Inc. Christine K. Arroyo ’98 Anthem Productions, LLC Cpex Real Estate Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Johnson & Johnson Matching Michael Bingold Ayco Charitable Foundation V Cross-Fire Security Co. New York Grants Program Frank Califano, Jr. V The Benevity Community Deloitte Foundation V Pipin’s Pub Joseph P. Clavin Sons, Inc. Funeral Fred Catanese Impact Fund Empire National Bank Rogers & Taylor Appraisers, Inc. Home V Tim and Diane Cecere Big Guy Foundation Federal Home Loan Bank of New York R.P.T. Physical Therapy K Capital Markets LLC Steve Cohen Blaylock Robert Van Securities Ferrilli Information Group R&R Direct Mail Inc., dba Rickard Kennedy’s Restaurant Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly X BNY Mellon V The First National Bank of Long Island Squared Operating Account Kentone Flooring Ed Danberry Bradford Renaissance Portraits Corp. FIS Global XV Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, PC La Bagel Delight V Richard G. ’76 and Margaret Brooklyn Community Foundation Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn St. Athanasius Church Lassen & Hennigs X Danderline Catholic Charities Brooklyn FTI Consulting, Inc. V Total Fire Protection Leone Funeral Home Carol T. Decina ’03 and Queens Gallagher Benefit Services XV Tyrone Service Company Inc. V Livingston Street Parking V Alfred DePhillips CDHM V Grant Thornton LLP United Way Of Roanoke Valley, Inc. Lockheed Martin Corporation Scott Dexter East Coast Power & Gas Grassi & Co. V RED AND BLUE CLUB Marco Polo Ristorante Alexandria M. Egler, Ph.D. XV Futures in Education Foundation, Inc. Hab Bank V Bamontes Restaurant Corp. X McCabe & Associates Grant Elgarten The Greater Cincinnati Foundation V Charles F. Heeran Foundation V Brooklyn Academy of Music Monty Q’s Ristorante Cecil Flamer HeartShare Human Services Kam Contracting of New York Bruno’s Hardware My Three Sons Bagel Cafe Thomas F. and Eileen Flood V IBM Matching Grants Program XV Keefe, Bruyette & Woods C2 Group Inc. Network for Good Catherine Greene BT V JC Elite Construction Kingsborough Community College Caterpillar Foundation New York Football Giants Inc. Naomi Kinley Victoria Loconsolo Foundation V Knights of Columbus Parkway Cryor Development, LLC O’Keefe’s George Lewis Lynch & Associates, PLLC Council # 1433 Al & Peggy DeMatteis Family One Heart, LLC Mauricio A. Lorence ’71 Merck Partnership for Giving V The Law Office of Richard M. Kenny Foundation V Our C.A.R.E Packages, LLC Robert Marinelli Picciano & Scahill, PC Loop Capital Markets Exxon Mobil Corporation Parkway Flower Shop, Inc. Michael O’Keeffe V PNC Fund for Charitable Giving The Henry Luce Foundation Friars Club Patcon Associates Gary J. Perone, Jr. Sandler O’Neill + Partners Mattone Group Ltd. Grant Thornton Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Vincent F. Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Shell Oil Company V Mercury Public Affairs, LLC V Groothuis & Company Program XV Pitta XV Staples Foundation for Millennia Reality Services Inc. Hampton Inn Photoreal Tom Shaudel Learning, Inc. V The New York Community Trust Independent Neighborhood Pricewaterhouse Coopers Jules, Jr. and Emmlynn L. Taylor V Vanguard Charitable Endowment V Northern Trust Charitable Democrats Promaster Cleaning Corp. John F. Tully ’67 BT XV Verizon Foundation XV Giving Program Liantonio Family Foundation Queen Marie Italian Restaurant, Inc. Remsen Graphics, Inc.

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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 41 The 56th Annual Charter Award Dinner

CELEBRATING

John R. Buran Walton D. Pearson ’83 Flushing Bank, President & CEO Brown Capital Management, Managing Director/Senior Portfolio Manager

2017 CHARTER AWARD DINNER SPONSORS

GALA PATRON Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn FULL PAGE SPONSORS A M Exclusive Business ADVOCATE TICKET SUPPORTERS Reverend Monsignor Machines, Inc. Flushing Bank Jamie Gigantiello CDHM, Inc. AKF Group, LLC John R. Buran John Walker and Gary Sumple Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Michael Sammut TD Bank Fast Track Construction Edward Travaglianti ’70, Country Bank CDHM, Inc. DINNER UNDERWRITERS Alber ’84 and Laura Hot Peter Meyer Joseph Murphy John Walker and Gary Sumple Astoria Bank Fontbonne Hall Academy Waldorf Risk Solutions Diocesan Food Service Orville W. Dale Gerard C. Keegan ’68, James Austin Goodman-Marks Associates, Inc. Monte N. Redman Stephen Waldorf FIS Global Williams Capital Group Empire National Bank The Law Offices of Kim & Cha, LLP R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners Brown Brothers Harriman Douglas Manditch Leighton K. Waters, Jr. Christopher J. Williams Maimonides Medical Center Alber ’84 and Laura Hot The First National Bank of Long Alexander C. Arroyo MD, FAAP ’98 Walton D. ’83 and Donna Pearson Island Keefe, Bruyette & Woods DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY Merritt Environmental Consulting Michael Vittorio John F. Tully ’67 SPONSOR Corp. Kingsborough Community College FIS Global Elizabeth Basile DeSales Media Group, Inc., mNovakDesign EVENT BENEFACTORS Reverend Monsignor Habib American Bank Michelle D. Novak Michael Lobosco Collins Building Services, Inc. Kieran E. Harrington, Saleem Lqbal The New York Daily News Michael C. Lasky and Peggi Einhorn Joseph K. Collins, Kenneth J. Arthur Dignam Mattone Group Ltd. William Holiber Mahogany, Inc. Collins, and George Lewis Dimes Savings Bank Joseph M. Mattone, Esq. Kenneth A. Mahon Rocklyn Asset Corp. Terrance V. Mulligan ’91 May Ellen & Gerald Ritter New York Community Bank Coleen Ceriello The National Association of Foundation Foundation Vincent A. Rohan, TERRIER TECHNOLOGY SPONSOR Rogers & Taylor Appraisers, Inc. Securities Professionals (NASP) Permanent Engineering, PC Alex and Terri Rohan Educational Housing Services Ruskin Moscou Faltischek, PC The New York Daily News Richmond County Savings Prudential Insurance Company Faye Bean Hughes, Hubbard, and Reed Richmond County Savings Foundation Barbara G. Koster ’76 Foundation GOLD PAGE SPONSORS St. James Apartments Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Salamone VIP DINNER COMMITTEE TICKET Sage and Coombe Architects Albanese & Albanese LLP Triangle Building Products, Corp. SUPPORTERS David D. ’64 and Ann Smith Total Fire Protection Thomas S. Gulotta UBS Financial Services Inc. Thomas J. Volpe David and Lois Stith COCKTAIL SPONSORS BNY Mellon Clifford A. Virgin Martin Cottingham Daisey M. Holmes Cullen & Dykman, LLP East Coast Energy Group BROTHER GEORGE LARKIN, OSF William F. Dawson Jr. ’86 Catholic Charities Brooklyn & Queens DINNER COMMITTEE TICKET ’60 TABLE SUPPORTERS Reverend Monsignor Alfred P. LoPinto HALF PAGE SPONSORS SUPPORTERS FJC Security Services, Inc. Dan Healy HeartShare Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Grassi & Co. Frank J. Califano John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe Lynch & Associates Scott Bojer Louis Grassi Fortinet Dr. Victor Masi ’89 and Michael Lynch Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Futures in Education Foundation, Inc. Theresa Stuto-Masi ’91 Sandler O’Neill & Partners Federal Home Loan Bank of New Nick Vendikos Dr. Joseph C. Stuto, P ’09, ’10, ’14 Jayce Day York Investors Bank Blaylock Bean Van, LLC Domenick A. Cama Grant Thorton BROTHER GEORGE LARKIN, OSF Eric Standifer James F. ’78 and Agnes G. McCue Loop Capital Markets ’60 TICKET SUPPORTERS Isaac Rodriguez Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn JP Morgan Chase SILVER PAGE SPONSORS Lester Owens, Thomas Solecki Calvin Baker and Lidia Paz-Baker Rosenthal & Rosenthal, Inc. Brother Christopher Thurneau, OSF National Grid NY Suffolk County National Bank Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Kenneth D. Daly ’88 Roberty B. Catell Yong Hwa Ha Sara M. Sooy River Café Damascus Bakery, Inc. Ed Mafoud George M. Spanakos Michael O’Keeffe, ADVOCATE TABLE SUPPORTERS Catherine Greene The Nicolosi Law Firm, PC Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina Maura Nicolosi Student Speaker, Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti Mackenzie Iburg ’17.

Chairman John F. Tully ’67, Honoree John R. Buran, Honoree, Walton D. Maurice DuBois and our students showcasing “The World Maria Grasso and Interim President Timothy J. Houlihan. Pearson ’83. is Here” at SFC.

42 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 2017 Brendan J. Dugan ’68 Meadow Brook Club Golf Outing

Richard Silverman ’64 Dr. Victor Masi ’89 and GENERAL TOURNAMENT HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 TEE & GREEN SIGNAGE SPONSORS Sean Gilleran Cullen & Dykman LLP East Coast Power and Gas AllType Marketing Alfred F. Thoben, CPA ’70 and Inez St. Edmund Preparatory High School George ’87 and Elizabeth Vogel Louis J. ’71 and Geraldine Scotto D’Arcangelo WELCOME GIFTS SPONSOR Iadanza Family Foundation Ed ’70 and Pat Travaglianti Stephen Palmese Fast Track Construction Investors Bank Thomas and Eileen Flood J.N. Savasta Corp The National Italian American TEE OR GREEN SIGNAGE Foundation, Inc. GRILL SNACKS SPONSOR Yoswein New York Kathie and Christopher Lawler Allied Universal The Dugan Family Daniel M. Healy ’64 Foundation for Senior Priests Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Joseph V. DiMauro ’70 BUFFET BRUNCH & National Grid COCKTAIL SPONSOR BEVERAGE SPONSOR Catholic Cemeteries Diocese of Rick ’70 and Joyce Merzbacher Robert and Joan Catell Brooklyn John F. Tully ’67 Diocese of Brooklyn Sumberac Family CDHM, Inc. BRENDAN’S BIG DREAMS FUND: BIRDIE SPONSOR Robert Ragen PRESIDENT’S CUP SPONSOR TEE & GREEN SPONSORS Central Business Systems RSN William and Joanne Quinn Collins Building Services, Inc. Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Salamone Community Counselling Service Co., Quinn Family Foundation LLC Peter J. Striano John Henry’s HVAC CART SPONSOR TD Bank Thomas J. Esq. ’69 and Eileen Cross Fire Security J.C. Elite Construction BRENDAN’S BIG DREAMS FUND: Killeen TD Wealth Private Client Group CSG Partners RYDER CUP SPONSOR The River Café Diocesan Food Service CADDIE SPONSOR TEE OR GREEN SPONSORS American Express William P. Tully ’72 Gallagher Benefit Services Cushman & Wakefield Astoria Bank- Lutheran Social Services of New Waldorf Risk Solutions, LLC IABS Charities, Inc. York Rocklyn Asset Corp POM Recoveries James Argutto Steam Fitters Local Union #638 WABC Eyewitness News BRENDAN’S BIG DREAMS FUND: Wells Fargo, Josephine Savastano WANAMAKER ’87 Brian T. Leary Xaverian High School CPEX Real Estate Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 PRIZE SPONSORS McDermott J. Christopher ’83 and Carol Ferrantino Fuel Corporation Mangan James Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 James ’78 and Agnes McCue John R. Buran Samuel A. Ramirez ’65 FTI Consulting, Inc. Meadow Brook Club Ed Travaglianti ’70, Joseph Dugan, Barbara Dugan, Michael S. and Eileen McNamara Patrick Dugan ’01, Vice President for Development Pier Sixty, The Lighthouse Thomas F. Flood, and Chairman John F. Tully ’67. Golfers prepare to tee off. Total Fire Protection

Our Mission. Your Impact. Support the St. Francis College Endowed Scholarship Program Today

A scholarship gift affects more than one student. It touches every person, community and endeavor the scholar under- takes in their life. This ripple effect of goodwill extends even further with an endowed scholarship—this investment has a compounded return of hope and joy that endures for generations. Our Endowed Scholarship Program has become increasingly important in bridging the gap between Big Dreams and reality for our students. With nearly 98% of our students receiving financial assistance, this support can make the difference for a student returning to College next semester. Please join us in sustaining our mission of offering a top-tier education that is not only transformative, but also affordable and accessible. ƒƒ Support an Existing Endowed Scholarship—please contact ƒƒ Consider Planned Gifts such as bequests, charitable trusts, gifts of the Development Office for a complete list of scholarships, or visit insurance and IRAs to endow a new scholarship our website at sfc.edu/endowedscholarship ƒƒ Establish an Endowed Scholarship—with a gift commitment E-mail us at [email protected] or call 718.489.5361 of $125,00 over a multi-year time horizon

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The following donors are recognized for their generosity to the Endowment Funds at the College:

Richard Martin ’13 Esposito & Sons, Inc. Academic Scholarship for Women PNC Fund for Charitable Giving The Joseph and Catherine De Lena Fidelity Brokerage Services Lynn A. Archiopoli ’76 Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Scholarship Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Michele Hirsch, Ph.D. and Joel Rothfus Brian J. and Rose Dugan Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Joe Browne ’68 Scholarship Dominick and Paula Foresto Frank’s Place Rosario and Maria Acquista Joseph T. ’68 and Karyn Browne John ’58 and Marge Dietl Scholarship Elizabeth Gallo Scholarship Irma Garcia ’80 Acquista Food Services Dr. John Burke ’40 Scholarship John J. Dietl ’58 Robert F. and Margaret P. Gartland Mary T. Macchiarola Thomas W. ’77 and Marie T. Burke Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund James P. ’76 and Margaret Gildea William J. ’63 and Anne M. Higgins Maureen Moore and Robert C. Golden Dr. James Adams Scholarship Dr. Daniel C. Noonan ’61 Margaret J. Burns & William F. Jonathan and Harriet Goldstein Mary A. Ledermann Terence Noonan ’65 Donovan Scholarship established by Paulette B. Gonzalez Ridgewood Savings Bank Daniel P. ’68 & Maureen Donovan John Hammond Barry G. Walter Dr. Joseph Carpino Scholarship William J. ’65 and Deborah Hanley Daniel P. ’68 and Maureen Donovan R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Andrew Hoan Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Donald J., MSW ’62 and Patricia Young Myles ’48 and Marjorie ’80 Driscoll Karen B. Hopkins Agoglia Scholarship Support Fund Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Sally Sherwood Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia Philip Andrew Carrano ’70 Jean-Marie Horovitz UBS Financial Services, Inc. Joseph E. and Marjorie Drennan ’78 Scholarship Marjorie Driscoll ’80 Christopher Howard Angela Caracciolo-Keenan ’81 and James P. ’62 and Eleanor Hudson Richie Allen ’96 Scholarship Frank Keenan Patricia Hynes, Esq. and Roy L., Esq. ’51 Brendan J. Dugan ’68 Scholarship Bernard Heeran Lorraine J. Carlozzi ’78 Reardon Charles F. Heeran Foundation Angela Amatrucola ’99 Independent Neighborhood Democrats Deborah Anastasiou Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Brother Camillus Casey, OSF Richard J. ’71 and Marion Illich Martin and Patricia McTigue Richard and Deborah Antonaccio Lynne K. Jackson, Ph.D. Scholarship Justine Aranki Kathleen and Thomas Joyce Frank W. Calamusa, Ph.D. ’67 Anthony Argento Dolores Kenan ’11 Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Stephen J. Phelan ’79 James Argutto Mary Anne P. Killeen ’78 Frank J. ’66 and Barbara A. Barkocy Jeanne Atkinson Eugene J. Krinsky William Beuther, Jr. ’94 The Ceasar J. Cellini Scholarship Karen Backus Francine Lafond John B. ’68 and Elaine Conroy Celeste C. Cellini Jeanette B. Baker Walter R. Leong ’81 Daniel W. Correa, CPA ’68 Anna Barranca-Burke Mary and Joseph Leopoldi C2 Group Inc. John and Patricia M. Barry Liantonio Family Foundation Joseph M. ’67 and Joelle DiTommaso The Lucia P. Cellini Scholarship C. S. Bartlett, Jr. Frank Liantonio Jeffrey A. ’67 and Barbara Gould Celeste C. Cellini Alice Bernstein Ron Lo Russo Cirino T. ’67 and Rochelle Lombard Bro. Gregory L. Cellini, OSF William J. ’72 and Maureen Biesty Patricia A. Logan, CPCU ’78 PNC Fund for Charitable Giving Marilyn Blanchette Sr. Paulette LoMonaco Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Michael and Rita Collins Scholarship Drew Bogner Hellitz Lopez Victor R. ’69 and Diane L. Santoro Martin F. Collins Dennis Bone Richard E. Loutfi ’10 Robert J. ’67 and Cindy L. Snyder Mary T. Macchiarola Jessica Bonelli Mary T. Macchiarola Glenn A. Braica Michael A. ’97 BT and Julia MacIntyre Daniel G. Bresky Anne Longo Amore Scholarship Bro. Henry Cuddy, OSF ’40 Biagio B. Madaio Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 Cathy Brienza VIncent and Maryann Magliano Scholarship Broadridge Foundation The Martinos Dennis J. Burke ’71 and Brooklyn Academy of Music Dr. Ann Amore Scholarship Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 McDermott Martha L. Mackey, Esq. Brooklyn Nets Thomas F. ’69 and Margaret McGarrity Jeanette B. Baker Joseph and Joanne Bruno James McLaren William Beuther, Jr. ’94 Kenneth D. Daly ’88 CFA Matthew J. and Michele Brunton Charles and Mary McQuade Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 Presidential Scholarship Julia Bumbaca Richard W. ’70 and Joyce Merzbacher Dyanne M. Rosado ’95 Elizabeth Burns Joan L. Millman Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly Carolyn Callahan Annmarie Mitchell National Grid Anthony Anastasio Scholarship Peter J. Callahan ’63 Nicole Montesani Ridgewood Savings Bank SUNY Health Science Center Domenick and Wendy Cama Maureen Moore and Robert C. Golden Xavier J. ’69 and Anthonia Castelli Frank G. Morelli ’71 The Kenneth D. Daly ’88 Scholarship Tim and Diane Cecere Peter N. Aquilone Scholarship Commissioner Noreen Morris Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly Celeste C. Cellini Gerard A. Mortillaro Thomas F. and Virginia Flahive ’83 Sonia ’02 and Michael Gomez CDHM Laura R. Mulcahey ’09 Francisco and Jeanine M. Ramirez National Grid Benjamin and Emily Ciesinski Regina Myer Ridgewood Savings Bank Patrick W. Condren ’71 John and Joanne Natale Andrea and Margie Arcarola Donna and Guy Cooper Mark Noto Scholarship Jack ’70 and Kathy Danaher Cox & Company Michelle D. Novak Marvin and Charlene Culler Andrea Arcarola John E. ’67 and Mary Ellen O’Connor Scholarship Harriet Curtin Barry G. Walter Michael O’Connor John J. ’70 and Elizabeth Casey Lowell Dashefsky and Nancy O’Connor William P. ’63 and Elizabeth Casey Linda Werbel-Dashefsky Anthony ’61 and Judith Pantano Dr. Richard Berleth Michael T. ’69 and Margaret Corcoran Beth DeWoody Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina Memorial Scholarship George J. ’70 and Gail H. Johansen Al & Peggy DeMatteis Family Foundation Bob Peck James M. Hoban ’01 Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Danielle DiCerbo Dr. Eric W. and Elisabeth Platt Michael A. ’97 BT and Julia MacIntyre Brian Dittenhafer Edward A. ’68 and Dorette Putonti Augusta L. Palmer, Ph.D. The Firefighter Edward Day Vito and Flora DiTuri Mel A. and Laura A. Pynn Memorial Scholarship Francisco Dovale PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Eileen Doyle Tom Brokaw Veterans Scholarship Brigitte Day PNC Fund for Charitable Giving Alexandria M. Egler, Ph.D. POM Recoveries, Inc. Michele Hirsch, Ph.D. and Joel Rothfus Elizabeth G. Mindlin ’81

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

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Robert H. and Carol L. Ray Thomas R. and Laura J. Pietro ’80 Roy L. Reardon, Esq. ’51 and William F. Fox, Jr. ’49 Scholarship Brother Edmund Holmes, OSF ’28 Dyanne M. Rosado ’95 Patricia Hynes, Esq. Nora Fox Scholarship Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Barry D. and Susan L. Richards Franciscan Brothers Scholarship The Jean Loconsolo Nursing Justin Royce Bro. Roman Morris, OSF ’63 Dr. Geoffrey Horlick Scholarship Stephen Ruiz Scholarship The Russo Family Louis P. D’Elia John A. Loconsolo Donna Salta Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Sally Sherwood Victoria Loconsolo Foundation Brian Scala Furman Scholarship II Bono H. Lee ’11 Pricewaterhouse Coopers Deborah Schwartz Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Furman Daniel Lynch, Sr. ’38 Scholarship Bonnie Schwerin Shell Oil Company Edward J. ’59 and Joan Mullaney Suzanne Seery Dr. Arthur Hughes Scholarship Andrew W. Slips ’10 Dr. Gerald J. Galgan Scholarship Oscar B. and Camille Bering Frank J. and Sarah B. Macchiarola Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Frank W. Calamusa, Ph.D. ’67 Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 Frank Soviero Anthony J. Henry ’91 Scholarship Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 John H. Spina, DPM ’88 Irene Hughes Mary T. Macchiarola Theresa Spinelli John P. and Helene E. Hughes Stanley B. Tunick Foundation Dr. Enildo Garcia Scholarship Joseph G. ’83 and Pamela Hughes Joseph and Michaela Macchiarola Nancy A. Stehle Anthony J. Henry ’91 John H., Ph.D. ’64 and Paula Humins Scholarship Edward R. Stewart Susan M. Ignaciuk ’91 Mary T. Macchiarola Stuart Levine & Associates LLC Kathleen Corrigan Giallanza ’90 Edward R. and Alice A. James Michael Sweeney Scholarship Terrance J. ’71 and Irene Nolan Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Douglas H. Patton and Lucy and Joseph Macchiarola Terri Thomson James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 Alice M. Salome-Patton ’01 Scholarship John L. Thurston Frank Sorrentino, Ph.D. Mary T. Macchiarola Louise Trigo Anna and Joseph Giaquinto Arnold J. and Jane A. Wolff John F. Tully ’67 BT Scholarship Mary and Frank J. ’62 Macchiarola John F. Tully ’84 and Irene Reidy Richard A. Giaquinto, Ph.D. Joseph Murphy (Bro. Jarlath, OSF) Richard D. Tunick Scholarship Linda Vardaro Scholarship Steven Catalano and Simone Catalano Nancy and Donald Vardaro Dr. Uwe Gielen Scholarship Jeffrey A. ’67 and Barbara Gould Connie Finch John F. ’75 and Rosa Wall Suzanne Forsberg, Ph.D. Martin J. ’69 and Peggy M. Michlik Mary T. Macchiarola Charles S. Whelan, Jr. Thomas A. Simonetti ’67 James and Gail Whelan Brother Austin Gill, OSF ’62 and Michael and Jennifer Macchiarola John F. Whelan ’12 Brother Edwin Gill, OSF Scholarship Dr. Clement Jedrzejewski Scholarship The Whelan Group Raymond J. ’71 and Nora McKeough Scholarship Mary T. Macchiarola Michael E. and Marija F. Wierzbicki John P. ’64 and Janice Smircich Joni Yoswein and Glenn VanBramer Voya c/o Frontstream Brother Urban Gonnoud, OSF Brother Alfonsus Maher, OSF Scholarship Julia’s Fund Scholarship Duns Scotus Scholarship Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 McDermott Bro. Roman Morris, OSF ’63 Nunzio D. ’57 and Rose Cazzetta Rev. Thomas J. Colgan, PE ’45 Dr. Francis Greene Scholarship Monsignor John Kean Scholarship James Mangano Memorial C2 Group Inc. Kelsey A. Carbone ’13 Manuel Franquinha + Scholarship Albert G. Doumar ’57 Irene A. Feldman ’88 and Paul Polik Angela Caracciolo-Keenan ’81 and Bill Gantt and Rebecca Levy ’84 Anthony J. Henry ’91 Frances C. and Joseph T. Keegan, Sr. Frank Keenan Dr. Charles G.’84 and Ann M. ’84 Garlisi Francis X., Ph.D. ’71 and Deborah A. ’97 Holt Scholarship Stephen J. Hayden ’69 Carlyn F. Obendorfer Michael Keegan James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 Paul Polik and Irene A. Feldman ’88 Lawrence ’72 and Karen Marsiello Rebecca Levy ’84 and Bill Gantt Alice M. Salome-Patton ’01 and Scholarship Merck Partnership for Giving Douglas H. Patton James I. Konkel ’57 Scholarship II Lawrence A. ’72 BT and Karen Marsiello Suze Nathalie ’04 James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 Ralph ’65 and Diana Stinebrickner Thomas and Margaret Groarke Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 Scholarship Dr. Nino Langiulli Scholarship McDermott Scholarship Dr. Joseph A. Ellis Scholarship Edward J. ’69 and Patricia Groarke Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Richard A. Dreyer ’61 Edward J., Jr. ’63 and Maureen Dougherty Network for Good Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Gerard K. ’65 and Joy O. Hannon Dyanne M. Rosado ’95 Dr. Dorothy Lipp Harris Scholarship Irma Garcia ’80 George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Gary J. and Dorothy ’79 Gurreri Angel R., Jr., MD ’62 and Patricia Colon William F. Morgan ’58 Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Thomas J. ’64 and Margaret Nicastro Fidelity Brokerage Services 17th of June (Evelyn Margaret David G. Schrunk Laquercia) Scholarship The Robert J. McGuire Scholarships Bernard Ferguson ’22 Scholarship (2) Edward Haverty Scholarship Thomas M., Esq. ’66 and Susan Laquercia Robert J. ’61 and Mary Ball John J. Ferguson Big Guy Foundation David E. Haverty ’81 Thomas Michael Laquercia ’66 William J., Jr. and Christine A. Black Bernard Ferguson ’22 Scholarship (1) Scholarship Sarah M. Bratton-Hughes ’07 and John J. Ferguson Bro. John Hoffschmidt, OSF Andrew Hughes Scholarship Thomas M., Esq. ’66 and Susan Laquercia Brooklyn Community Foundation Brooklyn Nets Professor Nicholas A. Fiorenza ’36 BASF Corp. Bro. George Larkin, OSF ’60 John Buran Scholarship James P. Lawler ’71 Frank ’83 and Gloria Leggio Luminary Fund Thomas Burke Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Kathryn A. Meyers ’72 Mary Ellen ’98 and Cesare Mannino Peter J. Callahan ’63 George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer Terrance J. ’71 and Irene Nolan Diane M. ’75 and Robert J. ’77 Trapp Susan and Bruce Carusi Francis M. B. O’Neill ’11 Robert B. and Joan Catell Catholic Foundation for Brooklyn and Queens Dr. James Flynn Scholarship Bro. George Larkin, OSF ’60 Frank W. Calamusa, Ph.D. ’67 John and Margo Catsimatidis Scholarship Michael Clarke Mary Ellen ’98 and Cesare Mannino Kenneth D. ’88 BT and Laurie Daly

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

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Richard G. ’76 and Margaret Danderline Denis J. ’75 BT and Joanne Salamone Maurice and Lisa Haywood Deloitte Foundation Joseph and Barri Savasta Jonathan Nigro ’96 Scholarship R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners Anthony M. Desiderio ’15 Frank and Tracey Scahill Louis G. and Fortunata F. Alba Timothy ’79 and Barbara Hopkins John J. Doodian Sports Angels Salvatore and Joann Beninati Melissa James Thomas Duffy Timothy and Paula Sullivan Anna Marie Brier Jennifer M. Lancaster, Ph.D. Brendan J. ’68 + and Barbara A. Dugan Kellie M. and Robert G. Sumberac Joseph and Jennifer Cianciotta J. Christopher ’83 BT and Carol Mangan Fidelity Brokerage Services Robert G. and Kellie M. Sumberac Francesco and Antonia Conteduca James F. ’78 and Agnes G. McCue Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti Linda and Nicholas Dianto One Heart, LLC Flushing Bank John F. Tully ’67 BT Susan and Richard Folise John J. ’82 and Jacqueline S. ’83 Paguaga Brian F. Gavin United Refining Company Paul Gitto Scott Parris Marilyn G. Gelber Voya c/o Frontstream Charles and Frances Larosa Stuart and Candace Simms Robert J., CFP ’76 and Karin Genalo Lowell Dashefsky and Linda Werbel Dashefsky Patricia Masino David and Lois Stith Michael J. ’62 and Cynthia Gibbons John and Stephanie Whittier Carmela and Arthur Paladino Robert Wallace R.J., Jr. ’94 and Maria Hinners Fred and Judy Wilpon Susan Paladino Kwame Webb William and Sharon Horan Virginia Parisi Susan L. Huff Mercorella Family Scholarship Faye Petras and Anthony N. Pistone Professor Ernest Petrucelli Invest in Education Foundation Guy T. Powell Philip J. ’65 and Margaret Mercorella Sam Jakobs Maureen Rachlin Scholarship JC Elite Construction Ellen Ratner Charles A. Giardino ’04 Joseph P. Day Realty Corp. Dr. Donald Metz ’47 Scholarship Lois Schwartz Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Judy and Fred Wilpon Family Foundation, Inc. Dr. Vincent J. ’73 and Josefa Hetherington Robert W., Jr. ’89 and Catherine Rose Thomas J. Esq. ’69 and Eileen Killeen William J. ’63 and Anne M. Higgins Joseph Jr. ’58 and Ann Nunziata James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 Matthew J. ’73 and Mary Ellen Krsulich Scholarship Dr. Thomas Quigley ’52 Scholarship KPMG Dr. Daniel C. Noonan ’61 Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Joseph A., Jr. ’58 and Ann Nunziata KPMG Foundation Thomas J., Ph.D. ’52 and Mary C. Quigley Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Timothy and Janice Lake Morgan Stanley William K. Lavin Dr. John Motley Scholarship John Cardinal O’Connor Scholarship James G. Quigley ’96 Christopher and Patricia Leahy Carol Kessler Kevin J. ’78 and Maureen Redden Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Michael ’82 and Josephine Lobosco Frank Motley, Esq. Mary T. Macchiarola Marija Zorjan-Madison Leonard E. Olen ’65 STEM Award Bro. Leo Quinn, OSF ’26 Scholarship MACRow Foundation Merck Partnership for Giving Karen Malin Charles R. Traina, Ph.D. ’72 Leonard E. ’65 and Catherine Olen Robert D. and Colleen Manfred Brother Roger Nagle, OSF Most Rev. Emil A. Wcela, DD ’52 Fred Mangione Scholarship Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Eugene P. ’67 and Colette Westhoff William D. ’59 and Aimee Maroney Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Bro. Thomas O’Neill, OSF ’68 Joseph M. Esq. and Mary Ann Mattone Scholarship James F. McDonald National Italian American John N. ’98 and Mary E. Wlaysewski Anthony Raykowski Award Thomas and Paula McInerney Foundation Scholarship Glenn A. Braica Morgan Stanley Matching Gift Program Walton D. Pearson ’83 Scholarship Jeffrey J. Drapala, MBA Robert J. Oliver The National Italian American Foundation, Inc. Nicholas R. Caiazzo, Esq. Kayode Aje Picciano & Scahill, PC Brother Columba Reilly, OSF Vincent F. Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Pitta John Buran Anthony C., Sr. ’67 and Frances Providenti New York Community Bank Sarah M. Bratton-Hughes ’07 and Scholarship Andrew Hughes Barry S. Rohrssen ’83 Foundation Scholarship Most Rev. Emil A. Wcela, DD ’52 John A. Rowinski ’73 and Cryor Development, LLC New York Community Bank Foundation Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ’74 Ferrilli Information Group John “Jay” Riddell ’66 Scholarship Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Ray Russo Scott and Rebecca Giello Orim Graves

#GivingTuesday at St. Francis College The season of giving is in full swing at St. Francis College—why wait for December when you can help on #GivingTuesday. Join the movement now at www.sfc.edu/givingtuesday and make sure to join us on November 27 at noon at St. Francis College for the Bridging the Gap Walk! All money donated for #GivingTuesday benefits the Annual Fund and helps bridge the scholarship and program gap for future Terriers.

For more information or questions on how you can get involved contact Ashley Mayer at [email protected].

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

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Men’s Day, Inc. Richard and Pamela Stolz Charles F. Heeran Foundation Gregory J. Walsh Sports Depot John F. Tully ’67 BT Martin and Patricia McTigue Louis Valentino Memorial James M. ’77 and Janet M. Walsh TFI Enterprises LLC, dba Marilyn A. Verna, Ed.D. Scholarship Dr. Simeon Ryan Scholarship Axle Surgeons of Northern NJ SUNY Health Science Center Joseph P. Walker ’61 Richard J. ’69 and Mary Wendt Carlo Tramontozzi Memorial Scholarship Dr. Charles Savage Scholarship Pi Alpha/Andy Virga ’72 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Bro. Owen Sadlier, OSF Scholarship Desmond E. Blaine ’73 and Joy Memorial Scholarship Clare Walker Scholarship George M., CPA ’70 and Suzanne Blaine Gregory J. Brady ’75 Gillan Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Raymond F. Chmielewski Rita-May and Thomas ’62 Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Aldo F. ’70 and Irene Lattanzio Mary T. Macchiarola Richard J. ’68 and Mary Collins Ward Scholarship Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith John B. ’68 and Elaine Conroy Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Thomas F. ’62 and Rita-May Ward Bro. Robert Schaefer, OSF Emiliano Tramontozzi Leonard J. ’70 and Concetta Cutrone Scholarship Dave and Lorraine Deering Irene and Vincent Salamone Alfred A. DiCarlo ’73 and Denise Stanley Willing Memorial Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery Maureen Catherine Tully Scholarship Scholarship DiCarlo Award Larry and Stephanie Acorn Franey M., Jr. ’68 and Barbara Ayco Charitable Foundation David E. Haverty ’81 Ralph and Carmella Amodeo Professor Francis Slade Donovan Tim Charters Robert and Amy Azarow Scholarship Kenneth A., Jr. ’74 and Patricia Egan ExxonMobil Foundation Vincent and Rosemarie D’amario Peter ’76 and Patricia English Professor William Yellin Frank W. Calamusa, Ph.D. ’67 Kevin and Mary J. Murphy Lawrence and Patricia Durso Alfonso G. ’72 and Roseann Figliolia Scholarship Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Suzanne W. O’Leary and Ray Ryan Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Kenny Ford Irene Marullo ’02 Patricia Palermo Richard and Linda Grossi James A. ’70 and Virginia Gallagher Professor William and Stella R. Yellin Brother Robert Smith, OSF Corinne Tully Kari and Ric Harrison IBM Matching Grants Program John F. Tully ’67 BT William and Margaret Hilll Scholarship John E. ’77 and Kathleen Klemm Mary A. Tully and Harold J. Elias Young Journalists in Training Joseph and Nancy Imbriale Francis Smith and Lorraine M. Thomas B. ’71 and Patricia Thomas and Kellyanne Tully Scholarship Robert Imbriale Allen-Smith Losquadro William P. ’72 and Maureen Tully Daniel L. Alterman Ilene Isaacs Eric F. ’71 and Suzanne Maguire Arlene A. Whalen Thomas J. BT and Anita Volpe Keith E. and Donna Johnson Dr. Frank Sorrentino Michael J. Mahoney ’68 Stephen and Barbara Karnas Scholarship James P. ’91 and Virginia C. McDade Richard and Frances Keenan Brother Giles Turbee, OSF Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 General Scholarship Support Thomas F. and Eileen Flood Thomas and Carol Laird McDermott James Argutto Anthony J. Henry ’91 Scholarship Mary T. Macchiarola James J., Jr. and Lisa B. G. McHugh Bro. Gregory L. Cellini, OSF Irene Hughes Dr. Richard I. ’68 and Maureen Robert and Linda Magnusson Aquilina Thomas B. ’70 and Connie McManus Fidelity Brokerage Services Brian and Barbara McKenna Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Raymond P. Nash ’63 IBM Matching Grants Program Audrey Meyers St. Francis College Employee William T., Jr. ’67 and Maureen R. John A. Loconsolo Quinlan Joseph Michalik Scholarship Louis Valentino, Jr. ’79 Vincent J. ’60 and Janice Polito Richard and Evelyn Montalbano Lynne K. Jackson, Ph.D. John P. Raftery ’68 POM Recoveries, Inc. Joseph and Maria Moringiello Mary A. Ledermann Scholarship (2) Joseph A. ’91 and Sharon Raftery Victoria Loconsolo Foundation Veronica Olszewski Martin and Patricia McTigue Thomas ’73 and Marilyn Raleigh Michael J. ’72 and Joyce Ranieri Frank and Shirley Rugolo Timothy M. Stackpole ’01 Joseph and Jo Anne Rugolo Thomas P. Reilly ’69 Denis J. ’75 BT and Joanne Salamone Scholarship Michael E. ’72 and Michelle Salogub Bruce and Holly Share Bernard Heeran Judith A. Virga

Ways to Give Is Your Name Not Listed? Office of Development You may make a gift to It could be because: Thomas F. Flood St. Francis College by: ƒƒ You made your gift after June 30, 2017, Vice President for Development ƒƒ Mail to the Office of Development the end of the fiscal year. Gifts received Holly Anglin after June 30th will be recognized in the ƒƒ Online at donate.sfc.edu/onlinegift Donor Relations Associate ƒƒ Wire Transfer next annual donor report. Benjamin Ciesinski ƒƒ Gifts of Appreciated Stock ƒƒ You asked that your gift be anonymous. Donor Relations Associate ƒƒ Matching Gifts ƒƒ While every effort goes into the accuracy of ƒƒ Gifts of Property this report, an error can occur. If we have Mackenzie Iburg ’17 ƒƒ Planned Gifts made an error or omission, please accept Donor Relations Assistant our sincerest apologies and notify us to (bequest, trust, life insurance) Ashley Mayer ensure that our records are corrected. Development Assistant Contact the Development Office Please contact the Office of Development at Katherine O’Hagan St. Francis College 718.489.5361 or [email protected] Associate Director of Scholarship Giving Office of Development with any questions, comments, or concerns. 180 Remsen Street Candice Rossi Room 8301 Office of Alumni Relations Development Services Coordinator Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201 Dennis J. McDermott ’74 Rossano Rovello Phone: 718.489.5361 Director Associate Director of Individual Giving Fax: 718.489.5427 Vanessa De Almeida ’00 Marija Wierzbicki [email protected] Assistant Director Assistant to VP for Development Donna DeSiena Secretary

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 47 Gifts in Honor of and in Loving Memory of

Memorial and Honorary gifts can be made to the Annual Fund or to our scholarship program. By prescribing a name to the gift, the donation also serves as a tribute to an individual of personal significance. To review a comprehensive list of donors, please see sfc.edu/terrier.

Gifts in Honor of

Robert Allende Brendan J. ’68 BT + and Barbara A. Chad A. ’07 and Louise Lectura Lisa M. ’04 and Peter Randazzo Raheem Bartholomew Dugan David B. Loutfi ’13 Barry D. and Susan L. Richards Catherine M. Biesty ’06 Dr. Timothy V. Dugan Leonard G. ’78 and Maryjane Lubrano Abigail and Henrik Rummel William Biesty Sheree Edmund Anthony Mauceri Dr. Simeon ’51 and Frances Ryan James F. Bozart ’86 and Alexandria M. Egler, Ph.D. Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. ’74 Katherine M. ’80 and Bruno Schettini D. Baxter Winston Michael Lasky, Esq. and McDermott John E. Sexton John Buran Margaret Einhorn Philip C. McGarrity ’81 + Sean P. ’88 and Maureen Sheridan Judy Buttling + Thomas F. and Eileen Flood June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 Saira Siraj Charles Caloia Dr. Renee Goodstein McGrisken Lenny Solondz Jaime and Rosmery Chauca Joseph M. Hemway ’84 Patricia M. Moffatt-Lesser ’77 and Joe and Leslie Turner Madeline Conway ’79 Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Lesser Celcilia Veletanga Marvin and Charlene Culler Sally Sherwood Robert A. Oliva ’04 Andrew F. ’72 + and Judith A. Virga Janet M. Dawson ’91 and Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Keegan Lisa M. Paolucci ’06 Michael E. and Marija F. Wierzbicki James P. Vafeas Sheila Kimball Walton D. ’83 and Donna W. Pearson Madeline Wissemann Barbara G. ’76 BT and Robert Koster Thomas J. Quigley ’03

Gifts in Loving Memory of—May They Rest in Peace

Zdenka Agoglia Peter P. Fazio ’60 Marion Mangan Edward G. Reaney, CPA ’59 Peter N. Aquilone Neil Feldman Joseph B. Marvel Joseph Rosania ’50 Valarie Argutto Paul J. Ferlazzo, Ph.D. ’66 Joseph Mathis Leonard Rose ’48 Michel Bassil James A. Flanagan ’66 John A. McAuliffe ’75 Vincent Rovello Neal P. Bennett ’69 Fred Forbes James F. McElroy, Jr. ’77 Michael M. Russo, OSF ’70 Anthony Bertuglia ’54 Bro. Pacificus Fortune, OSF John J. McGrath ’51 Colin Ryan James R. Borut ’65 Manuel Franquinha William A. McManus ’64 Vincent Salamone John M. Boyle, CPA ’68 Arigo Fruner Martin T. McNeill ’63 Neil Savasta Sebastian T. Brancato ’52 Robert J. Gaites ’66 Joseph P. Minerva ’85 George Sceppa David C. Brehm ’61 The Honorable Anthony J. Genovesi Robert C. Mitchell, Esq. ’60 Arthur J. Sheehan Nancy Bruccoleri Norman Gevirtz Father Thomas Molen Richard J. Sheirer ’76 Salvatore Bruccoleri Kathleen G. Giallanza ’90 Eugene T. Moran ’56 Margaret Slattery Angela Bruno ’73 Martin Golden ’29 Donald G. Mulligan ’75 Deborah Soulios Brendan J. Calahan ’92 Bro. Urban Gonnoud ’42 Annie Powers Muncie Elizabeth Spina Leo P. Callahan ’56 Bernard F. Gray ’50 Jarlath Murphy James R. Stewart James Campbell Alfonso Guerriero Joseph C. Murphy ’74 Bozena Sulicki John P. Cannone Philip R. Harris, Ph.D. ’48 Muriel Negri Khadija Syed Camillus Casey, OSF Joseph T. Harte ’62 Stephen Nicholas James Thompson Francis J. Casey ’70 Kathleen Hayes Ella Nigro Robert Tipaldi John B. Casey ’77 Bro. Cosmas Herlihy Robert C. Nolan, Esq. ’70 Dr. Edmund J. Tomaselli ’47 Eleanor Chambers ’53 Marilyn Higgins Dr. Robert J. Nolan ’59 Vincent Toscano Michael Collins Grace Hoerter Francis X. Novak Dominick Traina Brian Conway Craig Holland Ann O’Connor Margaret Traina Martin D. Conway ’52 Timothy Horan Michael O’Connor Vincenzo Tramontozzi Theodore M. Cooke ’57 Dr. Arthur J. Hughes Robert Paradiso ’58 Maureen Tully ’67 Julian R. Covell Annie Katz Maureen Pastina Cyril D. Tyson ’53 Thomas J. Curtin, Jr. ’70 Daniel B. Keohane ’69 Dorothy Patrissi William F. Wahlert ’72 John T. Danaher ’70 Irene Koster Walter Pearson Joseph P. Walker ’61 James P. Dolan ’78 Cecilia Lambiase Camillo Penta Bro. Timothy Walsh, OSF Kenneth Dolan Mary Lara Charles Pizzo Anna Walz James F. Dougherty, Ph.D. ’66 Bro. George Larkin, OSF ’60 Rev. James Purvey ’59 Anthony J. Witt ’65 Myles F. Driscoll, Jr. Guy LaRock Margaret Quigley Edwin J. Wolfe ’73 Bro. Lawrence Drowne, OSF Peter T. Leather, Sr. ’52 Bro. Leo Quinn, OSF ’26 Brendan J. Dugan ’68 BT Mary E. Letoile Eros Raffaele Peter P. Faiella ’50 Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. ’62 Francis Randall ’83

Donor Levels: See information on Donor Levels on page 30. | Legend: BT = Board of Trustees | + = Deceased | 1859 Society Consistent Year Donors: V = 5 Years+ | X = 10 Years+ | XV = 15 Years+

48 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT St. Francis College Statement of Activities

For the year ended June 30, 2017, with summarized totals for 2016.

TOTAL

TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 2017 2016

OPERATING REVENUES AND SUPPORT

Student tuition and fees $ 63,484,419 $ — $ — $ 63,484,419 $ 60,523,072

College scholarships (22,100,106) — — (22,100,106) (20,727,8 59)

Federal financial assistance (335,220) — — (335,220) (301,015)

Net tuition and fees 41,049,093 — — 41,049,093 39,494,198

Government appropriations 500,368 — — 500,368 519,848

Operating gifts and private grants 1,445,739 838,253 — 2,283,992 2,988,504

Investment return used for operations 3,508,012 — — 3,508,012 3,464,781

Other 2,224,742 — — 2,224,742 2,131,937

Net assets released from restrictions 1,557,8 9 0 (1,557,8 9 0) — — —

Total operating revenues and support 50,285,844 (719,637) — 49,566,207 48,599,268

OPERATING EXPENSES

Instruction 19,881,276 — — 19,881,276 19,258,902

Academic support 5,109,845 — — 5,109,845 4,860,100

Student services 12,449,495 — — 12,449,495 11,643,339

Institutional support 13,737,6 8 4 — — 13,737,6 8 4 12,984,876

Total operating expenses 51,178,300 — — 51,178,300 48,738,217

Changes in net assets from operating activities (892,456) (719,637) — (1,612,093) (138,949)

NONOPERATING ACTIVITIES

Gifts and private grants 1,764,007 48,860 899,036 2,711,903 180,855

Campaign campaign expenses (761,905) — — (761,905) (686,034)

Capital project expenses (280,748) — — (280,748) (463,371)

Investment return net of amounts in support of operations 2,316,396 2,224,373 — 4,540,769 (3,624,763)

Early retirement program (620,243) — — (620,243) (609,406)

Changes in net assets from nonoperating activities 2,417,507 2,273,233 899,036 5,589,776 (5,202,719)

Changes in net assets 1,525,051 1,553,596 899,036 3,977,683 (5,341,668)

Net assets, beginning of year 70,459,357 11,610,002 12,413,173 94,482,532 99,824,200

Net assets, end of year $ 71,984,408 $ 13,163,598 $ 13,312,209 $ 98,460,215 $ 94,482,532

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE | 2016–2017 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT 49 Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Terrier Brooklyn, NY St. Francis College Permit #8028 180 Remsen Street Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201-4305 sfc.edu

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Alumni Night Alumni Memorial Mass Friday, November 17, 2017 Saturday, February 3, 2018 Special Honorees: Dorothy E. Gurreri ’79, Frank D. Petrizzo ’75, and Robert J. Wisniewski ’87 The 56th Annual Charter Award Dinner Tuesday, April 17, 2018 Joseph Giordano ’79, President of Global Trust and Custody Services at U.S. Bank

Joseph Giordano ’79. Dorothy E. Gurreri ’79. Frank D. Petrizzo ’75. Robert J. Wisniewski ’87. Golden Terriers Luncheon #GivingTuesday and Bridge the Gap Walk! Wednesday, May 2, 2018 Tuesday, November 27, 2017 For information or to make a donation, see www.sfc.edu/givingtuesday