ANNUAL REPORT 2011

Vol. 32 — No. 1 Fall 2011

RaARam PUBLICATIOw N FO R THEmvi ALUMNI, PARENTSvi AND FRIENDSeew O F FO RDHAM PREP The Prep Capital Campaign Closes By Surpassing $23 Million Goal

The close of the 2011 fiscal year on June 30th commit to building the science center in also marked the close of the most successful capital February, 2008, in the face of global financial

campaign in Fordham Prep history. With $25,418,036 instability. It was also a great act of faith in the $25,000,000 Campaign Goal: $23 Million in cash and pledges received, we handily surpassed Prep which allowed so many to make generous the campaign goal of $23 million set by the Board commitments in that environment,” he added. $20,000,000 of Trustees in 2006. “Giving to the Annual Fund and Annual Through the generosity of so many of our Scholarships are the lifeblood of our year to $15,000,000 Capital Goal: $12 Million Annual Giving Goal: trustees, alumni, families and friends we have been year existence. In essence these funds cover the $11 Million able to invest over $10 million in the physical plant difference between the money provided from $10,000,000 while adding almost $5 million to the endowment the endowment and the total amount of finan- fund. This investment enabled us to provide a state cial aid and scholarships awarded each year. $5,000,000 of the art science center, art and music rooms, Without that support over 400 boys would not $15,281,281,276 $10,136,760 $25,418,036

fitness center and faculty/staff locker rooms as well be able to attend the Prep. Although the econo- $0 As of 6/30/11 As of 6/30/11 As of 6/30/11 as much needed additional classrooms my caused a slowdown in the growth of annual “It is a challenge to raise both capital and giving, we are profoundly grateful to all who essential annual funds in ordinary times and these stood by us in difficult times,” Boller commented. endowments by over 25% and sustaining our annual have been extraordinary times,” Fr. Boller said. “It By providing first class facilities to support giving, the campaign lived up to its name ‘Ensuring was a great act of courage on the Board’s part to our excellent faculty and staff, increasing the the Legacy.’ Thanks to all who made it possible.

Class Representative Program

Presently Fordham Prep is forming a Class Representative Program whose mission is to keep alumni connected to each other and to the school, and to encourage support of the Prep’s Annual Fund. The Class Representatives will act as liaisons between their classes and the Prep. They will communicate with their classmates to share news about the Prep’s programs and activities and the importance of participation in the Annual Fund. There are now more than 165 Class Representatives as indicated below. Our program is still in formation and additional representatives will be needed. We look forward to launching this program which will assist the Prep in achieving its goals and also help to keep our alumni in touch with each other and our school.

Gus Stellwag ’49 Jim Buckman ’62 John McCaffrey ’78 Rich DioGuardi ’92 Joe Neckles ’00 Sean Connolly ’06 Ed Squire ’50 Gerry Byrne ’62 Marty Avallone ’79 Luke Sweeney ’92 Sean O’Keefe ’00 Ramon DellaCruz ’06 Adolph Ehbrecht ’51 Pete Maher ’62 Nick Brusco ’79 Dom Galimi ’92 John Schwartz ’00 Geoffrey DeSoye ’06 Gerry McCabe ’52 Jenik Radon ’63 Michael Cleary ’79 Eric Goldschmidt ’92 Doug Serton ’00 John Dingee ’06 Ed O’Brien ’52 Hank White ’63 Ed Lenci ’81 Art O’Reilly ’92 Blaise Goswami ’01 Travis Long ’06 John Murphy ’ 53 John Secco ’65 Paul Brusco ’82 Tim Fitzpatrick ’93 Mark Hannigan ’01 Hal MacKenzie ’06 Max Pelisson ’53 Bill Heitmann ’66 Vince DonVito ’82 Mickey Merrigan ’93 Bob Lynch ’01 Conner Nugent ’06 Jack Donahue ’54 Peter Leider ’66 Tony DiNota ’83 Sean Bowden ’94 Mike Murray ’01 Patrick Schramm ’06 Paul Petrocelli ’55 Bill Mulligan ’66 Mike Sohr ’83 Benny Caiola ’94 Kevin Phipps ’01 Mo Kanu ’07 George Wade ’55 Al Naclerio ’67 Simon Walsh ’83 Sean Gregory ’94 Matt Rinklin ’01 Jim Lipscomb ’07 Paul Williams ’56 Mike Alvino ’68 Marc Flamino ’85 Al Sackey ’94 Dan Sherman ’01 Luke Malone ’07 Al Apicelli ’57 Rich Ferrara ’68 Michael Trovini ’85 Brian Duffy ’95 Mike Viele ’01 Jim Moore ’07 Ed McAnaney ’57 Carmine Lucia ’68 Kevin Fitzpatrick ’87 Brad Serton ’95 Chris Cavanagh ’02 Dan Altenau ’08 Al Preisser ’57 Gerry Moss ’68 Eric Groepler ’87 Chris Celentano ’96 Joseph Donat ’02 Kenny Hyacinthe ’08 Greg Rinn ’57 Bill Reilly ’68 Dario Martinez ’87 Paul DiSenso ’96 Joe FitzSimons ’02 Chris Luboja ’08 Bill Skehan ’57 George Zambetti ’68 Tim McGrath ’87 Conan Dolce ’96 Jared Kildare ’02 Chuck MacKenzie ’08 Marty Waters ’57 Jim Harrison ’69 Pat O’Brien ’87 Bill McNamara ’96 Charlie Beale ’03 Calvin McCoy ’08 Steve Amoretty ’58 Michael Letterese ’71 Tom Andruss ’88 Nelson Ritter ’96 Rich Berretta ’03 Mike Wrotniak ’08 Joe DioGuardi ’58 Jim Parker ’71 Pat Deane ’88 Rob Weitzman ’96 John Feighery ’03 Connor Brown ’09 Jim Melican ’58 Howie Hopkins ’72 Tony Fletcher ’88 Anton Dengler ’97 Joe Altenau ’04 Mike Troiano ’09 Ed Pardon ’58 Julio Diaz ’73 Nick Leshi ’88 John Alli ’98 Vijay DaCosta ’04 Eric Lynch ’10 Bob Armbruster ’59 James Mustich ’73 Kevin Rooney ’88 Anthony Chiodi ’99 Sean LaGamma ’05 Gavin Reidy ’10 Bruce Bott ’59 Tim Tostanoski ’74 Jim Andruss ’89 Jon Bagwell ’99 Joe Hallinan ’05 Brendan Siebecker ’10 Frank D’Onofrio ’60 Ray Dorado ’75 Vince Buccieri ’89 Daryn Johnson ’99 Jim Lundy ’05 Max Kinder ’11 Jack Geraghty ’60 John Renzulli ’75 Al D’Onofrio ’89 Pete Kilpatrick ’99 Joe Migliaccio ’05 Kyle O’Keefe ’11 Paul Powers ’60 Guy Lester ’76 Brendan Neary ’89 Colin Reilly ’99 John Murtagh ’05 Mike Santeramo ’11 Norb Sander ’60 Maurice Hyacinthe ’77 Charlie Andruss ’91 Deric Zaphire ’99 Steve Tesoro ’05 Carl Liggio ’61 Steve Ruggiero ’77 Jake Dolce ’91 Francis Lively ’00 Eric Collazo ’06

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Chaplain’s Corner Good Family Values Make Holy Families by Father Donald Devine, S.J.

December’s feast of the Holy Family reminds us that older Of late, I have been thinking of Joseph as truly “blessed parents deserve honor, reverence and patient care even with among men” just as Mary is “blessed among women” because failing minds and memories. They should be respected as she was invited to become the Mother of God. Of all men to repositories of wisdom who worked hard to ensure benefits for whom God could have entrusted the Holy Family, he selected your generation. My parents had little formal education, one Joseph. Nowhere in the gospels do we find one word recorded and two years of high school. All their children have Masters’ that Joseph spoke. He is to be remembered not because of what degrees. They sacrificed to give us what they did not have he said but because of who he was and what he did. He was themselves. We should be forever truly grateful. obedient and courageous when he found out God’s will for him. St. Paul, in Colossians 3.12-17, lists virtues and values that When he was told that Mary had conceived by the Holy should animate family life: compassion, kindness, gentleness, Spirit and to name the child Jesus, he did. When told to flee forgiveness, patience, gratitude – all cloaked in love which is with them to Egypt, he did. When told it was safe to return to always seeking the good of the other. It is important that Nazareth, he rose up immediately and did what God asked him grandparents let their grandchildren see that they are not only to do for Mary and her Son. good people but, perhaps even more importantly, happy, Children watch and listen and learn in the domestic joyful people. That is the way they want to be remembered. churches of their homes. It is there that life’s lessons are Joseph, an honorable man, did not want to hurt Mary experienced and hopefully enjoyed. I would like to conclude unnecessarily when he learned that she was with child and by saying: at whatever stage YOU are at in family development – wanted to separate from her quietly until God intervened. almost finished, half done or just starting – take some time to I believe most men would like to be remembered as honorable ask God to help you make YOUR family life more peaceful, because it has so many wonderful connotations such as loyal, rewarding and happy. Your presence is more valuable than your courageous, honest, respectful, compassionate. I’m sure you salary. Give it a try and enjoy the results – a good resolution for can add even more connotations. 2012.

Fordham Prep Remembers 9/11

The entire Fordham Prep community gathered in the Leonard Theater at the beginning of the school day on Monday, September 12, 2011 to remember and pray for those who lost their lives and those who gave their lives ten years ago. Colleen Kelly, mother of Dylan Jones ’12, shared a memory of her brother, Bill Kelly, Jr., who died on 9/11, and a remembrance of the welcome Bill gave to a new student when he was a student at Bishop Egan High School in Levittown, PA. Prep grads and friends were prayed for by name. It was a marvelous example of faith, hope and love in this special Ignatian community called Fordham Prep.

2011 Golf Outing On behalf of Fordham Preparatory School we salute our 2011 golf outing sponsors:

HOLE-IN-ONE SPONSOR TEE SPONSORS Stephen J. Courtney ’68 Courtney Honda Ammirati Coffee J. Gary Luboja ’72 Luboja & Thau DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR CFS Engineering Hudson Valley National Bank Cater To You James McHale P ’14 JP McHale Pest Management PUTTING GREEN SPONSOR Tony Cialone ’87 Tony Cialone ’87 STS OnSite Standard Solutions Joseph Moglia ’67 STS OnSite Standard Solutions The Moglia Family Foundation The Curran Family Robert Moschetta ’90 JESUIT/FACULTY SPONSORS Kenneth DeLasho ’76 Entertainment & Sounds Unlimited Margaret Adlerman ’89 Industrial Acoustics Thomas Houlihan ’80 The Murrays ’63 Douglas Killip P ’12 The Duffy Family Jim & Peter Murray Stephen Riccio P ’14 Henry White ’63 Fordham University’s Silvestro Musilli MBA Programs LaManda Restaurant PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR Jack Geraghty ’60 Vincent Riverso, P.E., Esq ’70 The Fordham Prep Fathers’ Club Riverso Associates Thomas Houlihan ’80 AUCTION PRIZE DONORS Eugene Rooney ’88 Mrs. Kathy Duffy P ’95, ’96, ’99 Dave Hunt ’67 Kevin Rooney ’88 Mr. Daniel Genovese ’73 Coogan’s Restaurant Strauss Paper Co. Inc. Mr. Gene Leyden P ’12 Gene Lanza ’55 Mr. Steven Ruggiero ’77 Gene Lanza ’78 Christopher Waldorf ’46 Michael Lanza ’84 Waldorf & Associates RAFFLE PRIZE DONORS The Lanza Insurance Agencies Mr. John Hamilton ’68 Mr. Timothy Kennon P ’14 Philip LoScalzo ’89 The Lanza Insurance Agencies Mr. James McHale P ’14 Mr. Ed Lowe The New Jersey Devils Exec-You-Van Pasquale’s Rigoletto John Pirraglia ’78 2 Ramview / Fall 2011 From the President’s Office

traditions and customs, the Drama Society is having auditions, The President’s Report the Fall sports teams are starting their seasons on a high note, and all of the activities are gearing up for a new and exciting As you read through this issue of Ramview, you will year. see that we have much to be grateful for. The annual report This fall we will be inaugurating a new system of alumni testifies to the continued generosity of so many of our class representatives described in detail in this issue. We are alumni, parents and friends, even in these uncertain particularly grateful to these men who have agreed to serve economic times. We give thanks to each of you for your as special liaisons between you and the Prep, fostering continued support, needed now more than ever. communication and engaging your concerns and support. You will also find in this issue biographies of this year’s As you see our blessings are many. For these we thank Hall of Honor inductees. Reflecting on our origins with God who is so bountiful. We also thank our dedicated and Archbishop Hughes and the Sisters of Charity, on the talented faculty and staff for their untiring efforts to stretch dedication to service of Joseph Chow ’03, and on the lives of and engage the students. And we thank our parents and service of our living honorees, the Prep community can be students for their vote of confidence by becoming members justly proud of the one hundred and seventy years’ tradition of this Prep community. Finally and especially, we thank all of Faith, Scholarship and Service they represent. I hope many of you, our extended family, for your continued prayers and of you will be able to join us at the Botanical Garden as we support. formally induct this new class. We have opened the 2011-2012 school year with a robust enrollment of over 990 young men who continue to Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. challenge us with their energy, enthusiasm and inquisitiveness. President Even as we begin to acquaint the class of 2015 with our

of recommendations from our alumni. We especially appreciate The Principal’s Report these since alumni have a personal knowledge of the Prep. In February and March, we attend a number of receptions The Prep has, once again, attracted an outstanding group hosted by Prep families. Parents of accepted applicants are of young men into ninth grade. The 253 freshmen in the Prep invited to these evenings where Prep administrators will speak class of 2015 travel from the neighborhoods of the Bronx, about the Prep and answer questions. After registration in Westchester County, Manhattan, Putnam County, Rockland March, the students return to the Prep for Placement Testing. County, and Connecticut. Our freshman families come from Based on these scores, TACHS results, and grammar school 80 different zip codes and thirty-one percent of the class grades, students are invited into various honors courses. This represents the traditional minorities. process continues into May. Admissions is a twelve-month process at the Prep. In During the summer, admissions revises its publications the fall, the admissions office contacts elementary schools, and plans for the following year. In addition, our two summer providing information about Fordham and offering to visit programs for elementary school students swing into action. to speak with the 7th and 8th grade boys. There are a number The Summer Academy, directed by Mrs. Wanda Pineiro, is a of school fairs, where a number of high schools send a four-week program for 40 boys from the Bronx who have representative and the local elementary school students can completed 6th grade. Academic classes are held in the morn- learn about these high schools during the evening. And there ing and the afternoon is devoted to special activities and field is planning for our own Open House, held in late October and trips. HAP (Higher Achievement Program) is directed by Mrs. attended by nearly 2,000 individuals. Theresa Napoli, one of our Assistant Principals. This program, During the winter months, our Day at the Prep program for boys from the metropolitan area who have completed 7th is in full swing. An eighth grade boy can sign up to spend a grade, enrolls about 260 students. HAP is a six-week program day shadowing one of our freshmen. Over 450 grammar that also has academic classes in the morning and sports, school students participate in this program and almost half games and other activities in the afternoon. Although not of them will eventually register at the Prep. These programs formally part of our admissions process, these two programs are under the supervision of our Admissions Director clearly have a significant impact on decisions of students to Christopher Lauber ’79. register at the Prep. During late December and early January, each application One interesting footnote about the Prep class of 2015 is is reviewed. We work diligently to learn as much as we can a testament to the strong bond alumni have to the school. about each boy. We have testing data, including the Catholic Nineteen students in the class have fathers who also attended school entrance exam (TACHS), elementary school marks, the Prep. and recommendations from grammar school teachers. If the candidate participated in one of our summer programs, we Robert J. Gomprecht ’65 have notes from those programs. And we receive a number Principal

FORDHAM PREP BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2010-2011

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Rev. Claudio Burgaleta, S.J. Mrs. Cassandra C. Hyacinthe Mr. Edward I. O’Brien, Jr. ’76 Mr. John V. Sinon ’82 Mr. John F. Neary ’87 Fordham University P ’99, ’08 Managing Director President Head of Americas Equity Trading Assistant Principal Guggenheim Capital Markets The Sinon Group, LLC Morgan Stanley Mr. Daniel Dougherty Mount Vernon High School Provincial Assistant for Secondary Mr. James Rowen ’82 Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 VICE-CHAIRMAN OF and Pre-Secondary Education Rev. Philip G. Judge, S.J. Chief Operating Officer President New York Province of the Society President Renaissance Technologies Truckmiles, Inc. THE BOARD of Jesus Regis High School Mr. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 Mr. James J. Ryan ’70 Rev. James R. Van Dyke, S.J. Partner Ms. Kathleen Duffy P ’95, ’96, ’99 Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68 Retired Rector RMBS Management LLC Retired Managing Director HSBC St. Ignatius Jesuit Community Health Care Professional GE Asset Management Mr. Joseph A. Schenk P ’09 Mr. William J. Whelan, III ’76 BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53 Mr. Thomas A. McKeever ’61 Managing Partner Partner Ms. Photeine Anagnostopoulos President Retired First New York Securities, LLC Cravath, Swaine & Moore Flynn Meyer & Co. Sempra Metals Limited Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. Mr. John F. Sheeran ’56 President Mr. Donn J. McNamee ’87 Retired Fordham Preparatory School Senior Vice President Boeing Corporation Fimat USA, LLC Ramview / Fall 2011 3 Development

Twenty Consecutive Years of Giving

Below are the names of members of the Prep community who have made contributions to the Prep for twenty or more consecutive years through June 30, 2010. We thank them for their loyal and generous support. If you have any questions about this list, please contact Director of Annual Giving Joan Wollman by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at 718-367-7500 ext. 209.

Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman PP 1989 Mr. Joseph E. Dertinger, Jr. AL 1957 Col. Joseph J. Kelly, USMC(Ret) AL 1935 Mr. Jerome F. O’Keefe AL 1944 Paul J. Ambrosini, MD AL 1968 Mr. Paul O. DeSimone AL 1956 Mr. Alfred J. Kelty DA 1953 John J. O’Leary, Esq. AL 194 Mr. Charles A. Andruss AL 1991 Mr. Domenick R. DiPasquale AL 1971 Mr. William G. Klein AL 1943 Mr. Joseph J. Olivet, Jr. AL 1948 Mr. Richard L. Arvedlund AL 1959 Mr. Joseph S. Dirr AL 1964 Mr. Werner A. Kloepfer AL 1957 Mr. Peter J. O’Rourke AL 1948 Mrs. Patricia K. Bader PP 1979 Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. AL 1954 Mr. Francis J. Komornik AL 1955 Mr. & Mrs. John V. O’Toole PP 1989 Mr. Peter F. Barry AL 1945 Mr. Raymond J. Dorado AL 1975 Mr. Scott M. Kostyra AL 1979 Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon PP 1980 Col. Harold G. Beal, Jr. AL 1946 Mr. William R. Doyle AL 1960 Mr. Edward J. Krol, Jr. AL 1964 Mr. Charles J. Pelisson AL 1953 Mr. Robert W. Bertrand AL 1958 James T. Drew, MD AL 1948 Mr. Edward A. Lang, III AL 1973 Mr. William M. Perry AL 1964 Edward W. Beuchert, Esq. AL 1954 Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill PP 1989 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Lauber AL 1979 Mr. William B. Pollard, III PP 1989 Mr. Owen J. Black, Jr. AL 1943 Mr. James F. Duhig AL 1952 Samson Liao, Ph.D. AL 1971 Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser AL 1957 Mr. John P. Blessington AL 1951 Mr. Francis R. Einterz AL 1946 Carl D. Liggio, Esq. AL 1961 Harold W. Pskowski, Esq. AL 1967 Mr. Richard F. Blessington AL 1945 Martin B. Engelhardt, Esq. AL 1957 Mr. Stephen R. LoBello AL 1975 Paul P. Rega, MD AL 1966 Guy C. Bosetti, Esq. AL 1944 Mr. Robert B. Fane AL 1962 Mr. William E. Lucey AL 1966 Mr. William M. Regan DP 1974 Mr. Thomas A. Brennan, Jr. AL 1956 Charles J. Farrow, MD AL 1969 Mr. Carmine Lucia AL 1968 Kevin M. Reilly, Esq. AL 1956 Mr. William R. Brick, Jr. AL 1957 Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Fath, Jr. AL 1969 James P. Lundy, Esq. AL 1948 Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss PP Mr. Donald P. Brisson AL 1962 Mr. Richard T. Felago AL 1965 Alan F. Lyon, MD AL 1946 Mrs. Eileen Reynolds PP 1982 Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc. Thomas J. Ferro, MD AL 1972 Mr. Paul P. Maffei AL 1959 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi PP 1984 Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy PP 1989 Mrs. William C. Finneran, Jr. DP 1990 Mr. Robert A. Maffei AL 1943 Mr. John P. Robben AL 1948 Mr. James R. Brugger, Jr. AL 1967 Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr. AL 1956 Mr. Thomas F. Maher AL 1965 William P. Roberts, Ph.D. AL 1949 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke PP 1986 Mr. John J. Foley AL 1963 Mr. Robert J. Maloney AL 1945 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan PP 1971 Mr. Robert P. Butta AL 1949 Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Mr. Gerard F. McCabe AL 1952 The Estate of John F. Ryan DA 1944 Robert M. Byrn, Esq. AL 1949 Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank AL 1956 John J. McDermott, Esq. AL 1946 Richard C. San George, Ph.D. AL 1969 Mr. John C. Calhoun AL 1956 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller PP 1987 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee PP 1988 Mr. Michael J. Scarpelli AL 1957 John T. Carty, Esq. AL 1970 Mr. Mario J. Gabelli AL 1961 Mr. John T. McGirl AL 1959 Mr. Richard G. Scarpelli AL 1959 Joseph P. Castellano, MD AL 1967 Mr. Charles A. Garvin AL 1953 Terence J. McGrath, D.D.S. AL 1951 Mr. William J. Schmitt AL 1944 Mr. Daniel C. Cavaluzzi AL 1973 Mr. Kenneth E. Gazzola AL 1957 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna AL 1977 Mr. John C. Schneider AL 1962 Arthur L. Centonze, Ph.D. AL 1964 Robert A. Gazzola, Esq. AL 1955 Mr. Paul B. McLaughlin AL 1973 Mr. Frank A. Scolaro AL 1941 Michael P. Cesa, MD AL 1964 Mr. John M. Geraghty AL 1960 Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin AL 1950 Mr. Robert P. Serafin AL 1970 Mr. Thomas M. Collins AL 1964 Mr. Richard J. Gillingham AL 1949 Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin AL 1949 Mr. John J. Sheehan AL 1951 Mr. Louis A. Comarato AL 1968 Mr. Michael O. Glynn AL 1958 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin PP 1983 Mr. John T. Shields AL 1944 Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. AL 1955 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue PP 1990 Mr. Thomas A. McQuillan AL 1946 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith PP 1995 Lawrence M. Condon, MD AL 1962 Mr. Frederick H. Grein, Jr. AL 1964 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller FR Christopher A. South, Esq. AL 1972 Mr. Edward N. Conroy AL 1953 Mr. Thomas W. Grein AL 1969 Mr. James A. Mitchell AL 1942 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane PP 1995 Mr. Thomas A. Conway, Jr. AL 1960 Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler PP 1987 Mr. Joseph H. Moglia AL 1967 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen PP 1995 Mr. Stephen J. Courtney AL 1968 Mr. & Mrs. George L. Haag PP 1986 Mr. Joseph E. Mottola AL 1958 Mr. Edward C. Squire AL 1950 Mr. Francis F. Crawford AL 1966 Kevin R. Hackett, Esq. AL 1967 Stephen E. Mulligan, Esq. AL 1969 Mr. August A. Stellwag AL 1949 Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Crimmins AL 1965 Mr. Joseph V. Hamilton, Jr. AL 1947 Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey AL 1962 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan WI Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin PP 1998 Mr. Stephen R. Hammond AL 1958 Mr. Lawrence A. Murphy AL 1979 Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski AL 1974 Mrs. John Cronin PP 1989 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heitmann AL 1966 Mr. Peter E. Murray AL 1963 Mr. David C. Trahan AL 1983 Mr. Douglas E. Cummings AL 1959 Drs. David & Lois Hinman PP 1997 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary AL 1987 Mr. Daniel J. Tynan AL 1962 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Curran AL 1977 Mr. Howard W. Hopkins AL 1972 New York Province of the Society of Jesus Mr. Quince V. Venturino AL 1981 Mr. John F. Curtis AL 1968 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan AL 1948 Mr. Kevin P. Norton AL 1971 Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. AL 1957 The Estate of Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. DA 1934 Mr. William F. Huber AL 1961 Mr. Stephen J. Norton AL 1969 Thomas G. Webber, MD AL 1962 Mr. Kevin R. Daley AL 1948 Mr. Charles E. Hughes AL 1939 Mr. Anthony F. O’Boyle, Jr. AL 1946 Wayne M. Weisner, MD AL 1942 Mr. Vincent D. Daly AL 1949 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt PP 1998 Mr. Joseph D. O’Brien, Jr. AL 1957 Mr. Robert F. Wetjen AL 1955 Vincent C. DeBaun, Ph.D. AL 1943 Mr. John C. Hurley, Sr. AL 1965 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O’Brien PP 1986 Henry F. White, Esq. AL 1963 Mr. John A. Del Negro AL 1959 Mr. Louis V. Isganitis AL 1972 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O’Connell AL 1955 Mr. Jeffrey M. Williams AL 1968 Mr. Joseph J. DeLosa, Jr. AL 1977 Mr. James G. Kane AL 1944 Mr. Kevin J. B. O’Connor AL 1964 Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams AL 1956 Mr. William F. DeMucci, 20Jr. AL 1962 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Keating PP 1992 Mr. George M. O’Har AL 1966 Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio AL 1949 Mr. Thomas L. Keily, Jr. AL 1947 Richard L. O’Hara, Esq. AL 1947

SHEA-MCDONOUGH SOCIETY

Below is the list of alumni, parents and friends, living and deceased, who are members of the Shea-McDonough Society, individuals who have made provisions in their estate plans for Fordham Prep, thereby honoring the lives and examples of Reverend Arthur Shea, S.J. and Mr. Harry McDonough. To enroll in the Shea – McDonough Society or for more information about ways and means of giving to Fordham Prep, please contact Joan Wollman, Director of Annual Giving at 718-367- 7500 ext. 209 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Mr. Harry L. McDonough Rev. Arthur V. Shea, S.J.

Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58 Mr. James W. DiMarzo ’64 Mr. James G. Kane ’44 Mr. John W. Murphy ’53 Mr. William M. Skehan ’57 Rev. George E. Appel ’31 R.I.P. Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58 Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73 Mr. Edward J. O’Connell ’30 R.I.P. Mr. Michael J. Sniffen ’67 Mr. James M. Callahan ’59 Mr. William H. Downs ’41 R.I.P. Mrs. Madelyn R. Larsen ’89 Francis J. O’Kane, Esq. ’28 R.I.P. Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49 Mr. Frank J. Colarusso ’74 Mr. John M. Fitzpatrick ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lavin ’97, ’02 Mr. Thomas J. O’Neill ’52 Mr. John J. Sweeney ’56 George X. Connor, Esq. ’39 Mr. Richard Flood ’51 R.I.P. Mr. Richard D. Mallery, Jr. ’58 Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64 Mr. Edward J. Tostanoski ’40 R.I.P. Mr. Joseph J. Connor ’62 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Mr. Edward E. Martin ’33 R.I.P. Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74 Mr. Edward J. Costello, Jr. ’57 Mr. Francis J. Goldsmith, Jr. ’34 R.I.P. Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43 Mr. Gregory F. Rinn ’57 Mr. Gerard B. Tracy ’35 R.I.P. Mr. John J. Cotter ’33 R.I.P. Mr. Albert B. Gunnison ’31 R.I.P. Mr. John S. McEvoy ’46 Mr. Joseph G. Rowan ’58 Mr. William E. Tuite ’66 Francis R. Coughlin, MD ’44 Mr. Stephen R. Hammond ’58 Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin ’49 Mr. Raymond T. Ryan ’32 R.I.P. Mr. William E. Tuite ’35 R.I.P. Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53 Mr. Edward F. Hickey, Jr. ’46 Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62 Mrs. Gertrude B. Scanlan ’54 R.I.P. Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57 Bernard J. Daenzer, Esq. ’34 R.I.P. Mr. Peter R. Hickey ’62 Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Dr. Bernard M. Schnappauf ’42 R.I.P. Mr. Frank C. Webster ’44 Richard A. DeLorenzo, Esq. ’55 Mr. Kenneth A. Hoffman ’61 Mr. John J. Mooney ’35 R.I.P. Mr. Joseph F. Shepherd ’24 R.I.P. Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56 Mr. Robert D. Didiego ’45 Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Robert M. Mooney, MD ’62 R.I.P. Mr. John T. Shields ’44

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For Further Information About Gifts for Scholarships and Financial Aid To discuss ways and means of making gifts for scholarship and financial aid at the Prep, please call John Kahl, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations, at 718-367-7500 ext. 210 or send e-mail to [email protected]. The amount required for a fully endowed scholarship reflects the rate of tuition and the Board of Trustees’ policy regarding the stewardship of the Prep’s financial assets.

4 Ramview / Fall 2011 2011 Hall of Honor 2011 Hall of Honor Inductees

Esteban Bellán was suspended because of political Brother Jeremiah poverty. The Center calls itself a Like many Cuban instability and the threat of violence. Flaherty, S.J. “family of families,” and it provides families seeking to This did not deter Joseph, who In student reminis- meals, education, and medical and distance themselves volunteered to take a position in cences of the Prep from dental care to working boys and all from their Spanish Tanzania. Moving to the Mtwara the 19th century, as well members of their families at three sites colonial rulers in the region of southern Tanzania, Joseph as diaries and records of in Quito. Adult education classes, child 1860s, the parents of Esteban and began teaching chemistry and college- the prefects, one encounters many care programs, special programs for Domingo Bellán decided against level math and physics at the Ndanda references to buttered buns, which were people with physical disabilities are sending their young sons to study in Secondary School. A dedicated varsity served daily at 4:00 PM during study available. The Center helps build Madrid and chose New York instead, swimmer at the Prep, he gave swimming break. But the buns, called “Fordham homes and arranges small business specifically the second division—the lessons to his Tanzanian students and Buns,” were more than a snack. School loans for graduates of its technical Prep school—at St. John’s College, the also worked out with the school’s culture seemed to revolve around education programs. In 1997, 2005, predecessor of Fordham. In 1863, cross-country team. His additional them. Punishments were often set in and 2007, the Center was recognized 14-year-old Esteban entered the community service included starting terms of withholding butter from the as the best technical school in Ecuador, equivalent of a modern-day freshman an after-school health club and buns, or even withholding the buns and in 2009, the Ecuadorian Ministry class. He achieved honors status in community theater, organizing HIV themselves. On the flip side, rewards of Education awarded Father Halligan several subjects, and he also excelled testing and counseling, and raising were granted in terms of supplemental its Medal of Honor. In 2009 and 2010, in a new game called baseball. Just HIV/AIDS awareness by spearheading jams and jellies. These essential buns Fordham Prep students visited Father four years earlier, St. John’s had fielded a 5-km race. Scheduled to complete were invented by Brother Jeremiah Halligan and the Working Boys’ Center. its team, the Rose Hills, in the first- his Peace Corps service in November Flaherty, S.J., who was born in County The faculty members who accompa- ever collegiate game played with nine 2009, Joseph, a native of Scarsdale, Cork, Ireland, in 1842, and arrived in nied them said that the students were men on a side. By 1866, Esteban had planned to attend medical school. Brooklyn with his parents in 1850. awed by Father Halligan’s profound joined the elite college varsity squad, He died on September 22, 2009 in a He entered the novitiate at Sault humility in the face of the great work on which he played through the 1868 rock climbing accident near the vil- Recollet in Canada in 1871. Brother he has accomplished in Quito. He is an season. That summer, Esteban joined lage of Mbuji, near where he taught. spent 34 years at Fordham, most of example of what it means to be “a man the Unions of Morrisania, a Bronx those years as a baker. When he was for others” for all of us in the Fordham club and reigning champions of the Rev. Francis Fahey, S.J. eventually transferred to Gonzaga Prep community. National Association of Baseball A long-time member of College in Washington, DC, he Players (NABBP). The NABBP had a the department of continued to make the buns—and Robert Hawthorn policy against “colored” players, but Religious Studies, continued calling them Fordham Buns. Bob Hawthorn is a Esteban, whose mother had been Father Fahey was often And so they achieved national promi- legend both at Fordham born in Ireland, was never questioned the first faculty mem- nence and are even referenced in the Prep, where he served about his background. In 1869, ber that incoming freshmen met Historical Landmark papers of the on the faculty for nearly Esteban joined an upstate team that because he also ran the school book- Rodrigue College where Brother baked 50 years, and Fordham University, soon declared itself a professional store during the majority of his tenure for a time. We induct Brother Flaherty where he coached tennis and squash club, the Troy Haymakers, and from 1955 to 1969. And for hundreds to honor the man, but also to show for decades. Bob graduated from Esteban, now sometimes called of students with whom he crossed that the Fordham Prep experience is Fordham University in 1953, where “Steve,” became the first Cuban or paths during his years on the Prep’s created from the time and talent of he excelled in racquet sports. In 1956, Latin American to play professional faculty, these interactions with Father many individuals. There is no task so he was hired to coach squash at the American baseball. Now playing third Fahey were quietly—and hugely— humble that it cannot bring joy to University by none other than Jack base with elegance and speed, he influential. His numerous former others. All human endeavors are Coffey. In 1958, he was appointed acquired the nickname “The Cuban students writing in support of his ultimately directed Ad Maiorem Dei coach of the varsity tennis team. Also Sylph.” He played for several more nomination to the Hall of Honor Gloriam. in 1958, Bob joined the Prep faculty seasons and then returned to Cuba, were unanimous in praising his as a member of the math department. where he served as player and manager “kind guidance and patience” and Reverend John J. He was inducted into the Fordham of the newly minted Havana baseball the fact that he was “the most easily Halligan, S.J. Athletic Hall of Fame in 1977. He team. He was the brains and brawn approachable mentor at the Prep.” Just after graduating retired from the Prep faculty in 2005. behind the first baseball game played Father Fahey was always available, from the Prep in 1947, When he retired from the University in Cuba, on December 27, 1874. He they say, to provide direction to John Halligan entered in 2010, he had served for 54 years, led the team to three Cuban League young men who asked for his advice, the Jesuit order and the longest tenure of any coach in the baseball championships, and he is still and his guidance was specific and matriculated at Fordham University. school’s history. During his decades considered the father of Cuban base- direct and often included prayer, During his tertianship, the period of as a coach and teacher, he was the ball. Esteban Bellán was inducted into “not from desperation but as an final formation for Jesuit priests, Father recipient of numerous honors and the Fordham University Hall of Fame ingredient of a successful outcome.” Halligan was assigned to work in South titles, but these details highlight just in 1989. Others noted that Father Fahey America. In 1964, his superior asked a portion of the man that Bob motivated young men to do the him to study and report back to him Hawthorn was. In the mid-1980s, he Joseph Chow right thing, not through fear or about the street children of Quito, became a registered nurse, enabling When Joseph Lawrence intimidation, but because no one Ecuador. He found that many of the him to volunteer at Rosary Hill, a Hai-Sung Chow, a 2003 wanted to disappoint him. More street children were shining shoes so hospice facility for cancer patients who graduate of the Prep, than one former student wrote that that they could bring money home to have no way to pay for their own care. graduated from Father Fahey’s short stature, modest help their families. As a result, Father Former students and team members Amherst College in faculty position, quiet demeanor, and began the Working Boy’s Center, which remember his skills as a teacher and 2007, he took the motto “men for long cassock masked a man who had provided meals, education, and a place coach, but for most of them Bob left others” to heart. In November 2007, grown up in the Hell’s Kitchen to stay for a small number of these an even stronger impression with his he was sworn in as a Peace Corps section of New York City—and had boys. The center was originally housed generosity, integrity, humanity, and volunteer and moved to Ndalat, the backbone and resilience to prove in the attic of a church, but with the penchant for hard work, respect Kenya, where he taught chemistry it. Helpful, kind, tough, and truthful, help of the Sisters of Charity of the for others, fair play, and living as a and physics at the St. Clement “the accumulation of all the positive Blessed Virgin Mary and generous gentleman. Bob and his wife Secondary School. In early 2008, attributes a young man could aspire volunteers and donors, the Center has Eileen had eight children and 17 the Peace Corps program in Kenya to.” now helped upwards of 6,000 families grandchildren. Bob passed away and 30,000 individuals rise out of suddenly in March 2011. Ramview / Fall 2011 5 2011 Hall of Honor

Archbishop John study class, a class that helped set William P. Magee, Jr., much unassigned reading as possible. Hughes George on his life’s work. George DDS, MD One former student recalls Fr. It took a saint to find entered Fordham Prep in the fall of William P. Magee, Jr, a McAleer urging him to read a book the priest in John 1972. He excelled academically, member of the Fordham called The Fellowship of the Ring, the Hughes. In 1817, the played football, and entered Harvard Prep class of 1962, is first book in J.R.R. Tolkien’s master- 20-year-old who had University in the fall of 1976. After renowned as a leading piece trilogy—a full decade before the recently emigrated from County graduating from college, he found his plastic and craniofacial surgery books gained worldwide popularity. Tyrone, Ireland, with his family was way to California where according to around the world. His technical Father McAleer was a great supporter working as a gardener and stonemason one friend, he “bullied his way into a expertise is unparalleled, but his of the track team, and he was a at Mount St. Mary’s College in studio training program.” His ascent reputation as a humanitarian stems regular at Van Cortland Park meets. Emmitsburg, Maryland. His family— was rapid, and he and a partner from his work with the medical One former student likely speaks for like all Irish Catholics of that time— formed a production and manage- charity he and his wife Kathleen all when he says that Fr. McAleer was had lived under the boot of English ment company whose hits included founded in 1982: Operation Smile. “a model and symbol of a Jesuit: Protestants. Being in America Krush Groove (1985), New Jack City In the nearly three decades since erudite, solitary yet devoted to his seemed like the portal to his lifelong (1991), Kid ‘N Play’s House Party 2 its founding, Operation Smile has students.” dream of becoming a priest, but he (1991), and several others. In 1997, provided free reconstructive surgery had been stung by his failure to gain he took over as President and CEO to more than 100,000 children and The McMahon admission to the local seminary at Motown. At the time of his sudden young adults around the world who Brothers: John, James, when the rector couldn’t overlook his death in 2000, he was involved in otherwise would have had no treat- and Martin lack of education. Lucky for John, he several urban internet start-ups, ment for cleft lips, cleft palates, and The McMahon brothers often met with a visitor to Mount St. including Urban Box Office Network. other facial abnormalities. Each took a long and cir- Mary’s—Mother Elizabeth Bayley He had also served as a trustee of the year, Dr. Magee conducts an annual cuitous route to the Seton. Mother Seton, later the first Prep. His old mentor, Brother Brian Physicians’ Training Program at the Prep, or in their day, native-born American to be canon- Carty, helped found George Jackson organization’s headquarters in the Second Division at ized a saint, saw something in John Academy, on St. Mark’s Place in Norfolk, Virginia, and thousands St. John’s College. Hughes that the rector did not. She Manhattan, in his honor in 2003. of health care professionals from The two older brothers, persuaded the rector to relent, and George Jackson Academy is an upper around the world have been trained John Edward McMahon John Hughes was eventually elementary and middle school for in advanced techniques of plastic and James Power ordained. From his first days as a boys from lower-income and under- and craniofacial surgery so that the McMahon, were born priest, he gained fame as a crusader served families. George left a wife, world’s children will continue to in County Wexford, against bigotry in all of its forms, Yuko, and a daughter, Kona Rose. benefit from the inspiration of this Ireland in 1834 and from the enslavement of Blacks, to “man for others.” Dr. and Mrs. Magee 1836, respectively. nativism, to the persecution of newly Patrick S. Joyce have won numerous public service Their parents emigrated arrived Irish immigrants, who some- Pat Joyce, a member and humanitarian awards over the to Laprairie, Canada, times found their new homes in of the Fordham Prep years, including the first $1 million where Martin was born America as bad as those in Ireland, class of 1988, wore Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize in 1838. When Martin was just three if in a different way. When he was many hats in his life- in 1996 and the Servants of Peace weeks old, the family moved to the just 40 years old, he was appointed time. As an entrepre- Award from the UN representative to United States, where they eventually coadjutor-bishop of the New York neur, he had a 12-year winning the Vatican in 1997. Dr. Magee is settled in New York. All three young diocese and was immediately caught streak opening bars and restaurants currently CEO of Operation Smile. men attended the Second Division, in a battle with the City over its in both Westchester and New York He also maintains a private practice from which they graduated in 1848, schools, which were essentially City. He was a strong proponent of in Norfolk, is Co-Director of The 1853, and 1855. All three eventually sectarian Protestant institutions bringing the waterfront in Yonkers Institute for Craniofacial and Plastic became lawyers, and by the early where students read books describing to its full commercial potential. Surgery in the Children’s Hospital 1860s, Martin had made a life for Irish immigrants as “drunken” and He was known to his friends and of The King’s Daughters, and has himself in Sacramento, California. “depraved.” He eventually put his colleagues as a man of character academic appointments at the When the Civil War broke out, Martin energy into growing a parallel and loyalty. He was deeply involved University of Southern California returned east and together with his Catholic school system, saying with The Ronald McDonald House and Eastern Virginia Medical College. brothers, joined the military. John “We shall have to build the school- of New York, which provides a and James were officers with the house first and the church afterward.” temporary home for children with Rev. George McAleer, S.J. 164th New York Volunteer Infantry By the end of his life, Hughes had cancer and their families as they As Father Fahey Regiment. John died of an illness at founded over 100 schools for young undergo medical treatment, and guided so many the front in 1863. James, a “tall and children, as well as St. John’s College, of the Bereavement Center of freshmen through their muscular” colonel, died in 1864 at later Fordham College, with its Westchester/ Tree House, which initial experience at the the Battle of Cold Harbor in Hanover Second Division, which we know offers grief support for children who Prep, Rev. George County, Virginia, in a hail of as the Prep. He also had a hand in have lost a parent or sibling. But McAleer helped them through Confederate gunfire as he attempted founding Manhattan, Manhattanville, nothing exemplified Pat’s dedication what one former student calls “the to plant the colors of the 164th atop and the College of Mount St. Vincent. to St. Ignatius’s dictum that “love hazardous passage of sophomore a rebel fortification. Martin was made ought to manifest in itself in deeds year.” During the 1950s and 1960s, aide-de-camp to General George B. George A. Jackson rather than words” more than his he taught Latin, Greek, and theology McClellan and his Army of the One of George Jackson’s dedication to his wife Tara and their to the Prep’s second-year students in Potomac and eventually rose to the obituaries notes that he daughters Isabella and Charlotte and the Classical Honors course. Father rank of brevet major general. Martin went “from Harlem to his 16 years of service with the McAleer hailed from the Isle of Man was awarded the Medal of Honor for Harvard to Hollywood.” Yonkers Fire Department. Patrick in the Irish Sea. Those who knew destroying a valuable but disabled He also made a signifi- Joyce died in the line of duty on him describe a man who could be train so that it would not fall into cant stop at Fordham Prep. He October 2, 2009 while searching a character from a Graham Greene Confederate hands. After the war, attended the estimable but struggling inside a burning building for several novel—British accent, slight limp, Martin served as New York City Monsignor William Kelly parochial people who were trapped inside. a swagger stick (or was it really a corporation counsel, US representative school on West 83rd, taking the train Intense heat forced him from a cane—or a sword?), and a distinct to Paraguay, and held several other from his home in Harlem where he third-floor window, and he did not air of secrecy. Students with greatly distinguished positions in and out of lived with his mother, a manager at survive the fall. The two firefighters overheated imaginations speculated government. Throughout, Martin was the Amsterdam News. While at who were with him at the time, that he had been with MI5 during the said to be a loyal and active member Monsignor Kelly, George came under and all of the building’s occupants Second World War. His classes were of the Fordham Alumni Association. the tutelage of the school’s principal, survived. More than a thousand enlivened by his droll wit, including Brother Brian Carty of the Christian brother firefighters attended his sayings such as, “Good grief, the boy’s Brothers of DeLaSalle. In addition to funeral at St. Margaret of Cortona a knave.” For many of his students, a rigorous plan of study in math, Church in the Bronx, where his greatest legacy was bestowed in English, and reading, Kelly also Archbishop Timothy Dolan presided. his capacity as Prep librarian, when offered its 7th and 8th graders a film he encouraged his students to do as

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Rev. Mr. Alfred J. available to uninsured poor patients Was it a coincidence that Bishop his players, teaching them to succeed Mehmel, Jr. throughout the region. Dr. Palmieri Hughes’s sister, Mother Mary Angelica on and off the court and producing During his 20-plus served as a Captain in the U.S. Army Hughes, was the Mother General of championship teams along the way. years at the Prep teach- from 1966 to 1971 and was Chief of the New York Sisters of Charity at the His reputation in the world of basket- ing German and Professional Services at the 343rd time? Not likely. The nuns ran the ball is one of respect and admiration, Religious Studies, Al General Hospital. Today, Dr. Palmieri Infirmary and took charge of all and it has earned him a 30-year coach- Mehmel made his mark on his stu- is an attending surgeon at Long Island cooking and cleaning duties for the ing relationship with the University of dents with his unorthodox, artistic, Jewish Medical Center and associate students, including those who would Notre Dame’s Summer Youth and even silly classroom style—but he professor of clinical surgery at the have been the equivalent of today’s Basketball camp. He also served as endeared himself to them with his love Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Prep students. The younger boys often Athletic Director at the Prep for many of teaching, his love for his students He has lectured around the world, is called the nuns “mother,” no doubt years. But even more than this, it is and his family, and his love for recognized as a top hand surgeon in because of the warmth and concern Father Sullivan’s extraordinary humanity in general. He was active in the New York area, and has published with which they were treated. The dedication to and leadership of the extracurricular activities, helping with extensively in his field of expertise. Sisters of Charity were an integral Emmaus retreat program and service the dramatic productions at the school part of the school’s daily life until trips to assist Habitat for Humanity and moderating the German and Vincent Richards 1847, when the Jesuits were given that have left a mark on his students, Asian clubs. He was an ordained Vincent “Vinnie” charge of the college and school. the Prep community, and the many, deacon in the Archdiocese of New Richards, Fordham many people who have benefitted York, and he assisted at Mass at the Prep class of 1920, was August “Gus” Stellwag from his commitment as a spiritual Prep as well as at his home parish, an American tennis Gus Stellwag’s illustrious leader and mentor—and lifelong Holy Family, also in the Bronx. At player whose fame at association with friend. One former student recalls ask- Holy Family he was also director of the height of his career in the early Fordham Prep began ing Father Sullivan if he regretted not music and choir director. His former 20th century was comparable to that before he started here, having married or raising children. students writing in support of his of greats like Babe Ruth. While 15 when he turned down “I may not have my own children,” he nomination to the Hall of Honor years old and still a student at the admission to Regis High School to replied, “but I have hundreds of children.” noted that he was the ultimate “good- Prep, Vinnie won the US Doubles attend our school. His dedication to will ambassador” for the Prep, and he Championship with partner and Fordham Prep has been unquestioned James Joseph Walsh, MD even acted as Santa Claus for the tennis legend Bill Tilden, who had and steadfast ever since he made that We are fortunate to have annual Mothers’ Club Christmas Party. become his mentor. Amazingly, he fateful decision in 1945. A member of Dr. James Walsh among But the ultimate Al Mehmel story may and Tilden won the United States Pro the class of 1949, he has worked for our new class of Hall be the one told by a former student doubles title again—27 years later— more than four decades in the Prep’s of Honor members. who was with Al and a group of Prep in 1945. Richards remains the library, including time with fellow Hall Born in Archbald, graduates one bitter-cold winter’s night youngest doubles champion in tennis of Honor inductee Rev. George Pennsylvania in 1865, young James when they stopped at a local diner for history and maintains his reputation McAleer, S.J. Making the most of the began his illustrious academic career a late-night bite. As they entered the as a superb volleyer. A possible illness, library’s home in the “new” Prep in a one-room schoolhouse. He then restaurant, they found a man begging. career pressures, and a media frenzy building, Gus soon modernized the attended a parochial school main- As this former student relates, Al that followed him led to him taking a facility with microfilm, printers, AV tained by the Sisters of Mercy in brought the man in, bought him a leave of absence from the Prep before equipment, and eventually, computers. Wilkes-Barre before matriculating as meal, gave him his own gloves, and graduation. A break in Bermuda with The microfilm collection alone rivaled a boarding student in the Second drove around the Bronx until the early some tutors helped him convalesce, those at some colleges. Some say he Division at St. John’s College, morning hours looking for a shelter and upon his return he arranged to made the library the academic heart equivalent to the Fordham Prep we where the man could sleep. What more complete his studies at the Prep while of the school. Others call him the know today. A Prep graduate in the could we want from “a man for others?” starting at the College. Eventually, he ambassador to the class of 1949. He’s class of 1880, he continued at the also studied at Columbia’s School of been the leader in organizing reunions College, from which he graduated Thomas J. Palmieri, Journalism. He was a gold medal for that class and spearheading their when he was just 19. In short order, MD winner in men’s singles and doubles fundraising efforts, causing still others he obtained a master’s degree and a As a student at and a silver medal winner in mixed to call him “the glue that holds the doctorate from other institutions and Fordham Prep starting doubles at the 1924 Olympics in Paris. class together.” Gus’s work in preserving his medical degree from the University in the fall of 1952, Tom That same year, he was the men’s the Prep’s history as archivist and by of Pennsylvania. In the following years Palmieri would walk to doubles champion at Wimbledon. writing When September Comes is he became a renowned medical jour- school from his home in the Bedford Vinnie won numerous US doubles legendary. He served as a member nalist and medical educator. He joined Park area of the Bronx. On his way, and mixed doubles championships of the Hall of Honor nominating the faculty of the brand-new Medical he often spoke with his friends about and played on several Davis Cup committee in 2007 and 2009. We all School of Fordham University as his interest in and dedication to the teams. He was the French Open owe him a debt in this regard because Acting Dean and Professor of Nervous medical profession. After graduation doubles champ in 1926. He turned pro of his particular gift for identifying Diseases in 1907. Dr. Walsh founded from the Prep in 1956, he entered at age 23. In 1961, he was inducted Prep alumni who deserved recognition the Fordham University Press, the Columbia University, from which he into the International Tennis Hall of but who may not have been as widely oldest Catholic university press in graduated in 1960. In 1964, he Fame. His son, Vincent Richards, Jr, known as other nominees. As the America, and wrote several books on received his medical degree from the also attended Fordham Prep. current archivist states: “In making the history of medicine and science, as State University of New York Prep history, Gus has made Prep well as a notable book on psychotherapy Downstate Medical Center in The Sisters of Charity history.” that could possibly be the forerunner Brooklyn. During his internship and The first women to of what we call body-mind medicine. residency at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt enter the Fordham Prep Charles S. Sullivan, S.J. In 1910, Dr. Walsh witnessed a vehement Hospital, Tom, now Dr. Palmieri, Hall of Honor were, In his 50-plus years as a eruption of anti-Catholic sentiment gained first-hand knowledge of the literally, the first Jesuit, and 41 years on when it was widely—and falsely— indigent members of society who women at the school the faculty at Fordham reported that the Pope had “exorcised” lacked medical care, a lesson that was now known as Fordham Prep. In 1841, Prep, could any man Halley’s comet, which was approaching driven home as he cared for patients when Bishop John Hughes, also one of be said to more fully Earth at the time. He distinguished during his surgical residency at Long this year’s Hall of Honor inductees, exemplify the concept “man for others” himself by working tirelessly, writing Island Jewish Medical Center in acquired the Rose Hill Manor and than Charles S. Sullivan, S.J.? He is an in The New York Times, for example, Jamaica, NY. Upon completing his Estate as a site for St. Joseph’s educator, a coach, a spiritual leader, to refute the notion that the Catholic residency, Dr. Palmieri continued his Seminary and to establish St. John’s and much more. In the classroom, Church had always been opposed to training in a new specialty—hand and College, later Fordham University, he is known for his clear and concise scientific inquiry. In his later years, upper extremity surgery. After finish- he tapped the Sisters of Charity to presentation of the sometimes Dr. Walsh turned his attention to ing this training, he returned to Long develop the so-called Domestic arduous material contained in contemporary social problems, Island Jewish, where he established the Department under local superior Advanced Placement calculus emphasizing “the Brotherhood of first hand surgery service and clinic at Sister Mary Basilia McCann. Several courses. Father Sullivan has also Man” and “The Fatherhood of God” that institution, making treatment of other sisters joined the effort and lived coached basketball at all levels during as the avenues to real solutions for the hand and upper extremity disorders at the Old Manor House on Rose Hill. his time at the Prep. He has inspired poor and disenfranchised.

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(no first name is recorded), our very first enseignant de français in 1841, to Dr. Patricia Morris, the enseignante of today. Lords of the Rings Down through the decades, more than a couple of names have found their by Louis DiGiorno ’88, School Historian way onto Prep class lists that could have as easily made it onto the rosters of Middle-earth. Just as Frodo had his faithful Samwise, the Prep has had its own According to Mr. Kevin Gilligan ’83, current Chairman of the English Sam Weiss. A decidedly non-Hobbit-sized footballer and shotputter, he transferred Department, J.R.R. Tolkien’s Hobbit and Lord of the Rings are currently read in in 2009 when his family relocated, though he still keeps in touch. Moreover, two English courses: one taught by Mr. William Magner, and one taught by the corridors of Hughes and Shea Halls have seen the likes of several “dragons” none other than your dutiful School Historian. Given the popularity of the film — Joseph Dragoni, Class of 1943; Michael Dragone, Class of 1985; and currently adaptations of the trilogy in recent years, it is not all remarkable that the books James Drago, Class of 2013. We invoke Joe, Mike and Jim here, of course, with have found a place in the Prep’s curriculum. What is surprising, however, is that the greatest respect for their family names, for as Bilbo reminds us (as well as we actually know when Frodo first arrived here at Fordham Prep, courtesy of a John Connolly ’74 in his yearbook quote), one should never laugh at dragons. certain Manxman who just happens to be among the Prep’s most recent Hall of Predating Shea and even Hughes Hall, when the school was still housed in the Honor inductees. The following is from John Quinn, Class of 1960: now long-demolished Second Division Wing of the University’s Administration From the late ’40s to the ’70s, Fr. George McAleer was the Building, the Prep was home to James and William, Classes of 1884 and ’85 Prep librarian and the sophomore professor of Latin, Greek, respectively: the Ringwood brothers. and theology for the Classical Honors course. He spoke with a Speaking of rings, the tradition of the Prep class ring seems to date back to decidedly British accent, and it was only later that we learned the 1920s. No record mentions them earlier, and so far, no alum of the ’40s or he was from the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea. He had a slight ’50s with an alum father or grandfather can recall seeing a ring from the Aughts limp and walked with a cane which he utilized not so much or the Teens. [If there are any out there, please let us know. And send photos!] for support but rather as a swagger stick, swinging it in an arc While other high schools began issuing rings a bit earlier in the 20th century with cavalier dash every few steps. Since he also wore a cloak (college rings date back even further to the 1800s), it is entirely possible that the with a high collar in foul weather, some of us suspected that Prep would have held out longer. After all, as late as the 1920s, the Prep’s identity his "stick" as he called it was actually a sword cane. as a high school per se — as opposed to the Second Division of a seven- or He peppered his delivery in class with droll witticisms eight-year program ultimately aimed at a college degree — was still really coming such as: “Say, son, you’re starting to become a bit of an itch,” into its own. Even today in the 21st century, when the Prep boys line up for and “Good grief, the boy’s a knave.” As the librarian he went to graduation, they wear their dinner jackets instead of caps and gowns, a nod considerable lengths to encourage (some would say browbeat) across the centuries to the days when graduating Fordham Prep was not so us into doing more unassigned reading on our own, which was much graduating as simply moving up to the First Division. probably his finest and most enduring legacy to all of us. In In the 1910s, official Fordham pins and such were available to all Rose Hill my case, he knew I was a closet medievalist and, as I’ve students, Prep and University alike, at least according to Campus Bookstore ads recounted a number of times, I will never forget one rainy in early issues of the Ram. (They also sold “All Kinds of Eats and Smokes!”) But afternoon in 1958 when he called me into his office in the no word of Prep rings for at least another decade. When the custom did finally library and pulled three large books out of a battered card- get underway, however, we know precisely the jewelers who filled the orders: board shipping crate with about 100 Queen Elizabeth postage Dieges & Clust, ringmakers to the Prep right down through the ‘70s, when the stamps on it. “I want you to tell me what you think of this,” he company was bought out, shuffled around a bit, and eventually subsumed into said, handing me one of the books, “and then we’ll decide who Herff Jones, the company, in fact, which provides Prep rings today. else should read it.” Now as far as we know, no Prep ring has ever been tossed into the fires of The book was The Fellowship of the Ring, the first volume Mount Doom (though a few have made it into the murky waters of the Harlem of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. It would be another 10 or Hudson, flung with jilted justification to eternal subfluminality.) years before the rest of the world came under the spell of the Nonetheless, Prep rings do, on occasion, seem to exhibit a bit of magic all their Hobbits who already had a place of honor on the shelves of the own. Take, for instance, the legendary ring of the equally legendary Coach and Prep library. Dean of Students, Bruce Bott ’59, whose ring was lost one evening during a trip Perhaps it was only natural that Quinn’s Hobbits would find a home here into the City. Years later, while dining in Times Square, Coach Bott noticed in the Bronx. Long before Jonas Bronck had ever landed on these shores, the that his waiter was proudly sporting a Ram-etched, maroon-stoned Rose Hill Weckquaesgeeks and the Siwanoy called parts of the place Ranachqua, or ring — presumably a fellow Prep grad. Well, it turned out that the waiter was Ranaqua, a name more or less meaning “Cul-de-Sac,” or in English, “Bag End” not an alum at all, but had actually picked it up at a pawnshop. Against all odds, — a translation any Prep French teacher could confirm, from Mr. McDonald it was a 1959 ring — the very one Bruce had lost years before. So Coach Bott got to go home with his ring that night, and the waiter, with perhaps the most generous tip of his career. As for invisibility rings, Frodo and Company had nothing on Louis Colletti ’74, whose Prep ring pulled a two-decade disap- pearing act. He lost his class ring at school sometime before gradua- tion, only to have it turn up just about 20 years later in 1992 — in, of all places, the Gym Locker Room, the very room where he probably lost it, and a room, mind you, that had been dismantled, painted and reassembled more than once between the Nixon and Bush Administrations. But the award for the most epic ring journey goes to Eugene McCarthy ’56, whose lost ring washed up in 2006 on the shores of Vero Beach, Florida, a decade after it had presumably been burgled back in New Jersey. Talk about there and back again! One would be amiss to bring up magic rings without mentioning the Prep’s role-players, the Dungeons & Dragons crowd. Today, under the leadership of club (Continued on page 11)

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1952 Barnett. A close friend, the Abbot of a Principles and Practice of Pharmaceutical the select and eternally treasured “weak Charles Barnett sent in the following: Benedictine monastery, read it and did Medicine 3rd ed., Edwards et al. eds., 2011, sisters” and former Father Crowley desig- “Last year I published my first novel, not turn to salt. We’re still close friends‚ Wiley-Blackwell. nated “Imperator” and sentenced JUG Iscariot. It’s on Amazon, and elsewhere, but then, his monastery brews and sells participant. Some career highlights include both in hard copy and e-book. Warning! ale— not very Ignatian.” 1961 NIH Clinical Associate (NICHD) tenure, It contains some explicit sex and a good John Scarpelli sent in this update: private practice (Neonatology and deal of heresy. On the other hand, the 1955 “Never too late to be in shape! I am Pediatrics) in Redondo Beach and protagonist is a good and faithful Jesuit. Paul Morrissey has a new film, News currently working for the YMCA in Torrance, California, appointment as So far, the people who have enjoyed the from Nowhere, which was shown at the Bellfontaine, Ohio. I am instructing and Medical Director, Childrens Hospital of book the most have been Catholics. Film Society of Lincoln Center in early leading classes in Water Aerobics and Orange County, Orange, California, Joint They understand some of the dilemmas September. It is his first film since 1988’s fitness. Also developing and instructing Commission Physician Surveyor (Hospital addressed as few others can. I always Spike of Bensonhurst. special training for Senior Citizens that are Accreditation), expert legal and hospital warn them, “IT’S A NOVEL, not a interested in maintaining and improving consultant in Medical Staff and Hospital catechism.” Unlike that idiot, Dan Brown, 1957 their fitness, agility, strength and flexibility. Board responsibilities, and surveyor/ I love the Catholic Church. He just uses William LaMonica is currently an This gives me an opportunity to contribute consultant for the Institute for Medical its rich history to trash and distort it. I associate real estate broker with Century my talents and do something that I love to Quality, San Francisco, California. am in the midst of a second novel, again 21, Hansen Realty Fine Homes and do. I know that other Prep grads are also Presently, I’m assisting healthcare starring a medley of Jesuits. This one may Estates in southeast Florida. contributing in many different ways.” organizations in their preparation for give Mormons the heebie jeebies, though accreditation (Centers for Medicare and I mean them no harm. It’s set in New 1958 1963 Medicaid Services and The Joint York, New Mexico, and Central America. Roger Conte is enjoying his retirement. Robert Manniello sent in this update: Commission) as an independent consultant. It will be called YO´-K-IB´, the ancient He was a corporate vice president of Ogilvy “Well, here I am in beautiful San Juan I have been honored to deliver national Mayan name for a Guatemalan jungle city and Mather International. Capistrano, California as Robert L. and international medical presentations, now referred to as Piedras Negras. To find Manniello, MD, MS, MBA, AKA “Dr, Bob”. authored clinical peer reviewed publications “Iscariot” most quickly, go to Amazon 1960 Though I still recall with a potpourri of and my recent handbook, Chapter Leader’s Under “books,” enter— Iscariot by Charles Gabriel Lopez contributed two chapters emotions that during Prep years, I had Guide to Medication Management (Practical (on 1) Patents and 2) Generic Drugs) to been known as Bobby or Manny, one of Insight on Joint Commission

Fordham Prep/Xavier Overtime Basketball Game – February 12, 1952 by Charles “Max” Pelisson ’53

The statistics of this game are as follows: We wonderful day and I could not wait to tell everyone Remember the played Xavier HS at the 69th Regiment Armory in on the team, at least those who were still with us Knicks had several Gerry McCabe NYC prior to an NBA (National Basketball about this discovery. Later we were able to retrieve eventual Hall of Association) game between the NY Knicks and the NY Times article on the game. Fame players on Syracuse Nationals. We beat Xavier in overtime In the 1950’s, it was not unusual to have High their team, Coach Joe 42-40 when Gerry McCabe ’52, hit a 25 foot two School Basketball teams play prior to the Knick Lapchick, Dick and Al point shot (today it would be worth 3 points) to win games either at Madison Square Garden or at the McGuire, Max Zaslofsky, the game with a few seconds to go before a crowd of 69th regiment armory. Back then, the Knicks played George Kaftan, Vince 4,000 as reported next day in The New York Times. second fiddle so to speak to the circus, hockey and Boryla, Ernie For a group of young guys who played that day college basketball, thus they had a number of games Vandeweghe, etc in February it was more than just a game but a at the Armory located at 26th Street and Lexington and the Nationals memory we would never forget given the variety Avenue in NYC. In our case we were the 1 p.m. had among others a

of events preceding and surrounding game and the Knicks were the 3 p.m. game. As a DeWitt Clinton and Max Pelisson that game. Before we describe side note the Knick game was to be on WPIX TV NYU grad Dolph them, the question may be, which covered their games. Shayes who was voted how after all these years, So here we are, coming into this basketball one of the top 50 did the memory of this game against a power house Xavier team who players in the history game surface. had beaten us one month earlier in the second of the NBA. It was The story is this: round of the Jesuit Tournament 67-36. In some environment

In the Spring of the year Andy Skiko some ways however, we thought we may have to play in and in 2000 after living with a an advantage. The 69th Regiment Armory was front of 4,000 couple of window AC units a huge complex in which they placed a basket- people. Later that Don Sullivan in our home for years we ball court in the middle of the arena, placed seats day when I arrived decided to put in central AC. around the court yet it was so wide open that home, my brother Ed As part of the process the your depth perception in shooting could be said he had put on the contractors asked that we affected. Most high school basketball courts Knick game and caught clean out our attic. In in NYC were compact type facilities with the the last seconds of

removing boxes we dis- Roy Montano exception of the Rose Hill gym where we our game. Just covered among them, one played, thus the possible advantage. unreal when you with Fordham College and Judging from the score, 36-36 at the end think about it. Fordham Prep information. of regulation time then our 42-40 win in overtime As I reflect back Red McKeon There was much memorabilia both teams struggled with the arena. On the years later on this from the Prep, but as I other hand our coach Ed McInnis kept saying memorable game and looked further, I discov- we can do it, keep playing tough defense as time in our lives. I think ered a Basketball Program Xavier is not hitting their shots and we’ll get of our coach who dated February 12, 1952— the chance to win, he was right. As the years urged us on with a

KNICKERBOCKERS vs. Al Kelty have gone by, there has always been a question good game plan, a SYRACUSE and XAVIER among our teammates as to whether the game resilient, focused Mgr. vs. FORDHAM PREP, 69th went to double overtime or not. But when you bunch of guys who

Regiment Armory. It was think back, what’s really important is that we won had been crushed by Jim Duhig, unbelievable, somehow I and that’s what counts. We know this much this Xavier team a had kept this program about the overtime situation, the Knicks and month earlier, wanting through the years. It had the Nationals who thought the game should to win and never giving up. the line ups of both teams have been over were coming out of their lock- Whether we realized it or not at the time, the

including class year, height Jack Fitzgerald er rooms and started walking around. Some pressure environment, the hard work and resilience and weight of each player. watched, others started tossing basketballs try- of our team provided a firm foundation for each of Finding the program ing to keep active. They kept waiting for what us which would serve us well as we moved into the brought back memories of that seemed to be an endless game to end. future.

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1976 1988 Steven Falci sent in the following: “My Ruben Alvarez sent in the following Ode to Joe Battipaglia: family and I are beginning our 4th year in update: “I left for a 12 month tour in Korea Dublin and I continue to lead Kleinwort this June. I’ll hopefully come back to Optimism and a 2-17 Season Benson Investors sustainable investing Virginia since Gabe will be a senior in HS initiatives. I’ve also been active in Jesuit in Fall ’12 after I return, and I can request By Douglas Broderick ministries, helping to launch a Dublin Senior in HS Stabilization. Either way, Chapter of the Woodstock Business I’m going to have to go over 20 years so Conference as well as participating in the I can be stateside to look for civilian inaugural Arrupe Leadership Program.” employment. So other than having to learn The TV screen flashed how to order beer in a new language, keep Joe’s picture with the 1978 a radiation suit on standby and test my 1955-2011 caption. It was Richard Gagliano sends greetings to all water periodically, I will hopefully get to a tearful shocker to lose of his classmates. “I live in Los Angeles. do some riding, finish my Bachelor’s this a schoolmate and team- I am married to Naomi and have 2 August and start my Master’s in October – daughters, Lisa and Coco. I’m a trial at least that’s the plan. As soon as I have a mate at 55 years old. attorney specializing in personal injury definite report date and determine when It seemed like yester- and catastrophic tort cases. I’m taking Leave, I’ll start planning my tour day that we played fresh- of the Northeast.” man high school basket- Douglas Broderick ’73 Joseph Battipaglia ’72 1979 ball at Fordham Prep. We Capt Ed White, JAGC, USN, currently 1989 assigned as Chief of Litigation in the Chris Gonzales has been appointed as were a motley crew of Prepsters who played in the gyms of New York City Department of Defense Office of the Chief General Manager of MAAC Sports high schools in 1969-1970. Big Joe at 6' 7" was our center and key rebounder. Prosecutor for Military Commissions, was Properties by Pattison Sports Group, the I always reminded him that our team record was 2-17. That season gave lead Government appellate counsel in the exclusive sponsorship holder of the MAAC. us life lessons from that sports disaster. case of U.S. v. al Bahlul, which he twice Gonzales will oversee all current and Joe and we gave it our all in the 19 game season. We got beat by 31 argued before the U.S. Court of Military potential corporate partners, marketing points in our first game which was maybe an omen. We learned a life Commission Review. The court reviewed and promotional initiatives, as well as the the validity of the conviction of the self- MAAC Television package. lesson of a greater effort in close games as we lost five close games by a described al Qaeda media secretary for con- total of 12 points. Joe became the optimist of Wall Street. He moved on to spiracy, solicitation and material support for 1990 study stock symbols a lot earlier than I moved from studying basketball terrorism. In September, the Court ruled in Dominic Agostino is now Human scores. We lost touch over the years after graduation. the Government’s favor and sustained the Resources Strategy Leader for IBM Global I was working for the United Nations in Former Yugoslavia during convictions. In January, Ed will mark 25 Finance, a division of IBM. The organiza- years of active duty naval service. tion represents the largest IT lender in the the war in 1995. The war days were a struggle. Daily, it was a challenge to world, with an asset base of US$36 billion deliver aid to war victims. One day during the conflict, I read the business 1981 and a client list that includes more than 90 section of a one month old newspaper and saw Joe’s name in an article. Ed Lenci, a partner at the law firm of percent of the Fortune 100. I was pretty sure it was Joe, my teammate. I scribbled a note to congratulate Hinshaw & Culbertson in New York City, him on his success while reminding him of our 2-17 record. In the PS of won a case in the US Supreme Court on 1994 behalf of ACS, a Xerox company. Ed is a Charon Darris is featured in the my note, I asked him if he had any small research reports which he could member of the Prep’s Hall of Honor September issue of NV Magazine in their send me; not thinking much would happen. Nominating Committee and hopes to see 2011 Movers and Shakers edition. He was About a month later, two huge envelopes arrived from Joe with an the Class of ’81 well represented at the included in the list because of his profes- acknowledgement and thanks for my note enclosed with a heap of stock Hall of Honor Dinner at the New York sional accomplishments and work in the research reports, market analysis reports and economic commentaries. Botanical Garden on Friday evening, Harlem community. A flood of market and stock information started arriving every two weeks November 18th. Phil Boyle has been appointed a member of Connecticut’s 1998 during the war. Amidst the tragic events of hunger, death, refugees fleeing, Sustinet Health Care Cabinet for a Stephen O’Sullivan founded The Bronx fighting; Joe gave me a breath of fresh air, an uplifting of morale and a period of three years by Governor Brewery. Stephen and his business were wonderful financial education. Dannel Malloy. featured in the May 30, 2011 edition of Joe didn’t turn off the enormous research spigot. It kept coming. Joe The New York Daily News. Joseph Petriello in his gracious and always generous way was taking care of me during this 1984 was inducted into the Catholic Education Ralph Dengler has joined the Gibbons Law Foundation’s Hall of Fame in “recognition difficult period. My office staff was wondering whether I was going to firm as counsel to the intellectual property of his outstanding efforts and success in open up a stock brokerage company or was some sort of investment department. The firm is based in Newark, expanding Xavier High School’s service advisor to billionaires at a night job. My small apartment became flooded NJ. programs. Joe is Xavier’s Director of with research reports. Ignatian Service Programs. Joe and I kept in touch occasionally by email over the years. He was a 1986 Richard Capelli recently completed a 2006 smart and generous man who loved life and the markets. He was always 7 month tour of duty as a senior civilian Sean Connolly is a seminarian studying to open and an entertaining CNBC guest. He became an optimist like me advisor to the Commanding General, be a priest of the Archdiocese of New York after a 2-17 season. Joe was in good Jesuit tradition, a man for others; to U.S. Forces-Iraq, assigned to Camp Victory at Saint Joseph’s Seminary, Dunwoodie. reflect, to question, to learn, to pray, to love, to serve and to lead. and the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad, Iraq. This October, Sean and his sixteen class- Life doesn’t become fair when we lose a friend at 55 but we are mates were formally admitted as candidates blessed with his touch of openness, optimism, gentle gigantism and looking 1987 for Holy Orders on 11 October and were Army Lieutenant Colonel Doug Faherty instituted to the ministry of Lector on 25 out for everyone in a generous manner which Joe gave to all of us. celebrated his 20th anniversary of c October. These are the first canonical Ode to Joe!!! ommissioned service this summer, shortly stages leading up to ordination and both after arriving as a new student at the Army occasions were marked by a Solemn Mass Douglas Broderick ’73 is a schoolmate and teammate at Fordham Prep War College, Class of 2012, in Carlisle, PA. offered for the Seminary community. Joe. He is the UN Resident Coordinator/Resident Representative in Cambodia. Doug is happy to be back on the East Coast, near family and friends, after serving 2007 the last two years abroad as the Senior Mohamed Kanu is a paralegal at the Defense Official and Defense Attache in Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. Standards, HcPro.com. My newest endeavor rock n’ roll and performing magic as part the US Embassy in Podgorica, Montenegro. has been as editor for my friend’s (Dr. Ted of teaching presentations. And yes, Latin David Fitzgerald is the associate general Homa) recent novel, Archimedes’ Claw. has helped in my personal and professional counsel at Sciens Capital. Check it out on Barnes and Noble or goals - very hard to admit that fact.” Amazon web sites. Entrenched in this historic “old California” community 1966 • • • • • • • • • (unfortunately, Franciscan, not Jesuit) for George O’Har has a new novel out on B E C O N N E C T E D the past 17 years, I’m actively involved in Amazon Kindle. The Thousand Hour Club docent society activities at the Jewel of the is a road novel, in the tradition of Kerouac, Class Notes is the most popular and well-read section of Ramview. Missions (Mission San Juan Capistrano), and based in part on George’s real life It provides a forum for classmates to share news of their personal and Friends of the Library Board Appointee experience in the Air Force. Fordham professional lives, including accolades, personal accomplishments, priorities at our architecturally renowned Prep shows up as well, disguised as announcements and anything else fellow alumni might find interesting. structure and continue as a freelance writer “Aloysius” Prep. and columnist for the Orange County We want to thank you, the alumni community, for sharing your news and Register (Freedom Communications, 1974 photos with your classmates over the years. Irvine, California) and Capistrano Valley Thomas Carey completed the Camino de News (Spirit of Capistrano). Of course, Santiago pilgrimage in Spain this past Please email your notes to Larry Curran, Director of Alumni Relations, the greatest pleasure is time with my wife, summer. [email protected]. or call at 718-367-7500, ext. 208. children and grandchildren. Still singing

10 Ramview / Fall 2011 Milestones

Keeping the Wings Level and True… LORDS OF THE RINGS (Contined from page 9) president Sam Ravelo ’12, the Fordham Prep Role-Players Guild is currently in its second season — obviously no shortage of imaginary orcs to slay here at Rose In piecing together the 100-year Hill. Of course, as any old-school Prep gamer could tell you, the FPRPG is only history of Prep aviation, we the latest reincarnation of the many groups who, with 20-sided-dice in hand, have unfortunately overlooked a few been setting out on fantasy campaigns in the Commons since the mid-’70s. There flyboys from the distinguished are still a few artifacts left behind by the role-players of yesteryear: a couple of ranks of Prep pilots. Luckily, the vintage issues of Dragon magazine that had been stowed away in the basement, article really took off, and we and an old copy of Dragons of Autumn Twilight unearthed in the English received a slew of gracious e- Department. No legendary sets of dice or Monster Manuals in the Archives mails from friends and class- unfortunately, or even tales of those very first dungeoncrawls. No vorpal blades, mates, all making sure that their either. buddies were restored to their How to round out this piece on Prep rings? Well, the Fordham Monthly notes rightful places in Prep aeronauti- that the game of quoits (a ring toss type game) was exceedingly popular among cal history. Thanks to all of you the Prep boys in the late 1870s and ’80s, as was boxing, a ring of a very different who wrote in, we proudly add the following: sort. A hundred years later when the ’70s and ’80s rolled around again, boxing Cpt. Clark Palicka ’03 is currently stationed at McGuire Air Force Base would for a second time move into the forefront of Prep consciousness, thanks to in New Jersey. To date, he has flown in nearly 100 missions over Afghanistan, the gloves of Morris Parker Joe Deguardia, Class of 1981, who, after a career in Iraq and Libya and has earned several Air Medals. law, is still in the ring, these days as a promoter. Alum and former member of the of the Math and Modern Languages Olympic rings? Three Prep Olympic medalists to date: John Mulcahy, Class Departments, Albert Pucciarelli ’68, is a licensed commercial pilot, owner of 1891, gold and silver rowing medalist in 1904 and founder of Prep crew in of a six-seat Piper PA 32, and a lawyer working in the fields of aircraft 1915; Prep Hall of Honor inductee and tennis legend Vincent Richards, Class of ownership and operation law. (Besides former faculty members, the Prep 1920 and gold and silver medalist in the ’24 Olympics; and of course Bobby currently has not one, but two pilots aboard. In addition to Aviation Club Hackett, Class of 1977 and medalist at the 1976 Olympics, the only moderator Raymond González of the Science Department, Anthony student-medalist so far. Tartaglia of the Math Department is also licensed to fly.) Hackett can also be numbered among the many Prepsters who have had The late 1st Lt. Roger Strasswimmer ’60 was part of the USAF’s very good cause to give the Fordham Victory Bell a ring, an artifact from the Japanese successful Operation Bolo during the Vietnam War. aircraft carrier Junyō, donated to Fordham as a memorial to Rose Hill’s WWII We have three flyboys to from the Class of 1957: retired USAF and Delta casualties, and first rung in 1946 by President Truman. And of course, there is Airlines pilot Larry Sturniolo; Gregory Rinn, a naval flight officer during Old Edgar Allen, as the University Church’s bell is known, the ringing of which is the Vietnam War; and the late Frank Jonke, USMC pilot who was later killed said to have inspired a 19th-century neighbor to write about the tintinnabulation in a training accident while flying for TWA. of the bells, bells, bells. It is interesting to imagine how many Prep boys politely And last but certainly not least, Ret Maj Gen Michael Kerby, Prep class greeted gloomy Mr. Poe as he made his way among the elms to visit his friend, Fr. of 1954, whose long and distinguished Air Force career has included service Augustus Thébaud, the Prep’s (and University’s) first Jesuit President. Oh, and just with the famous USAF Thunderbirds. He has been the recipient of the how many times has that bell been rung to mark the exchange of weddings rings Distinguished Service Medal, the Legion of Merit Medal, the Distinguished between an alum and his bride? A good number, one would suppose [including Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Air one time for Yours Truly and Mrs. Yours Truly], going back many, many years. Medal, the Air Force Commendation, the Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Just a thought: has anyone asked Prep physics teacher Mr. John Haag ’84 Cross, the Republic of Vietnam Air Gallantry Medal, and the Republic of if he and the Astronomy Club will be able to see the rings of Saturn with the club’s Vietnam Air Service Medal. new Meade Lightswitch 8” Goto telescope? [Yeah, it’s a stretch.] Our thanks again to all who helped us with this chapter of Prep history. And finally [time for one more before the bell rings], since 1972, one has And to that ’77 alum who shall remain nameless: no, we will not be including been able to ring the Prep by dialing FOrdham7-7500. [Note to younger alums: a retrospective on paper airplanes in the story of Prep aviation (though we See the online Telephone Exchange Name Project. All will be explained.] And just did put up a couple in the aviation display in Alumni Hall). in case any of you early telecommunications buffs out there were wondering, the Prep’s first phone number, back around 1903, was 37 Tremont. And with that, this topic has been sufficiently wrung.

Marriages Births/Adoptions 1994 Michael Balestra and Danielle Femminella 1985 Alexander Louis, to Alexander and Susan Majewski 1997 Peter Waters and Jennie Sholar 1988 William Vincent, to Michael and Annalise Curtin 1998 Daniel Cronin and Danielle Russo Anthony John, to John and Lainee Rapawy Craig Dwyer and Virginia Holmes 1993 Matthew Harlan, to Paul and Alison Favale 1999 Daryn Johnson and Jessica Berrest 1994 Andrew James, to Christopher and Diana Gomprecht 2000 Pip Decker and Meghan Kober 1996 Ashley Margaret, to Michael and Brianne Franchi William Donoghue and Victoria Kaufmann 2005 Edwin Rodriguez and Luz Samuel Correction Faculty William Magner and Emily Leslie In the Summer 2011 issue of Ramview, we incorrectly reported the name of Anthony Piantieri and Rosalina de la Rosa Peter Martyn of the Class of 1978. Mr. Martyn’s name was Patrick not Peter.

IN MEMORIAM

Harry A. Dunphy ’34 Robert V. Sabatelli ’58 Heidi Janny, mother of Michael ’13 Harry W. Donaldson, Jr. ’36 Janusz G. Gottwald ’62 Mary Lyttle, wife of former Prep teacher and William D. Spain ’37 Louis J. Capozzola ’68 coach John ’26, mother of John ’58, Gregory ’60, Bart J. D'Elia ’39 Richard J. Delaney ’68 David ’67, grandmother of John ’09 Aelfred D. Flagg ’40 Anthony F. Stellato ’71 Daniel Nolan, father of faculty member Daniel Theodore D. Forman ’43 Dolores Power, wife of Charles ’49 Nolan Herbert C. Prosser ’43 Jo-Ann Berberich, wife of the late Dennis ’57, Rev. John J. McDonald, S.J., former faculty Desmond Callaghan ’48 mother of Dennis ’87 member John J. McNiff ’48, brother of Robert ’52 Lucia Ambrosini, mother of Paul ’68, Robert ’73 Rose Simeti, mother of former Prep employee Walter J. O'Connor ’49 Felix Brendan Dolan, father of Thomas ’78, Frances Sinon, grandmother of John Sinon ’82, James W. Hughes ’56 Charles ’79, the late Brendan ’82, Brian ’83 Martin Sinon ’83 Thomas J. Cavey ’57 Emilie Feddeck, wife of Fred ’60 Thomas A. Krantz ’57, brother of William ’56, Catherine Howley, mother of Francis ’83 the late John ’69 John Neary, father of John ’87

Ramview / Fall 2011 11 Fordham Prep ANNUAL REPORT 2011

Fordham Prep Gift Levels St. Ignatius Society $ 100,000.00 Archbishop Hughes Society $ 50,000.00 Leadership Circle $ 25,000.00 Founders’ Association $ 10,000.00 Benefactors’ League $ 5,000.00 Presidents’ Club $ 2,500.00 Rams’ Union $ 1,000.00

Voluntary Support Summary FY 2011 (12 MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 2011)

Total Support by Constituency - $4,885,488 Total Support by Purpose - $4,885,488

Alumni $2,547,833 Restricted $1,559,590 Organizations Annual Fund $355,907 $1,711,293 Corporations $26,084 Foundations $299,711 Parents Endowment Friends $1,432,129 Annual Scholarship $223,824 $1,181,204 $433,401

Brooklyn Prep Alumni Association Mr. & Mrs. Michael Valentino ’14 Parents Mr. Michael F. Doyle, AIA ’69 ST. IGNATIUS SOCIETY BTIG, LLC Friends Mr. & Mrs. Mark Budris ’13 Mr. Richard A. Edwards ’61 Alumni Christopher M. Duffy Memorial Fund Mrs. Agnes Coleman Drs. Gianni & Lucia Carrozzi ’14 Mr. Vincent D. Enright ’61 Mr. Maurice J. Cunniffe ’50 Mr. and Mrs. Amato Giaccia Mrs. Maria Cristiano ’14 Mr. Anthony J. Falvo, Jr. ’48 Mr. Mario J. Gabelli ’61 Rev. Dr. Joseph Oechsle Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Devlin, Jr. ’13 Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93 Mr. Robert E. Greeley ’49 FOUNDERS’ ASSOCIATION Mr. & Mrs. John R. Duffy ’06, ’11 Mr. Frederick H. Grein, Jr. ’64 Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dziwura ’13 Mr. Eric J. Grubelich ’81 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. James F. Murray ’63 Organizations Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hans ’10, ’13 Mr. Anthony C. Guida ’59 Anonymous Mr. Frank J. Petrilli ’68 Columbus Citizens Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Shaun Kelly ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hannigan ’73 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Brosnan ’76 Mr. James S. Rowen ’82 Fidelity Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Stephen May ’06, ’14 Mr. Christopher W. Healy ’85 Mr. & Mrs. John D. Brusco ’83 The George Link, Jr. Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Brian McDonald ’13 Mr. Glen M. Holland ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Brusco ’79 Corporations, Foundations, The Michael Gordon Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Moessner ’14 Mr. James D. Howard, Jr. ’76 James E. Buckman, Esq. ’62 Organizations New York Province of the Society Mr. & Mrs. Sean O’Shea ’14 Drs. Llewellyn & Monica Hyacinthe ’80 Constantine L. Clemente, Esq. ’54 Anonymous of Jesus Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84 James P. Lundy, Esq. ’48 Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53 Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Smith ’11 Mr. & Mrs. William J. McCabe ’76 Mr. Ronald T. deCastro ’83 The Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Wagner ’13, ’12 Mr. William F. Meehan, III ’70 Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. ’54 Vincent A. Memoli, MD ’68 Mr. Patrick J. Dooley ’80 BENEFACTORS’ LEAGUE Friends Mr. Henry A. Miller-Jones ’56 Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Byrne Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey ’62 ARCHBISHOP HUGHES SOCIETY Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank ’56 Mr. John P. Abplanalp ’75 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Cole Mr. William J. Murphy ’52 Alumni Mr. John F. Freeman ’80 Mr. John A. Bertrand ’56 Mr. Joseph B. Kennedy Mr. Peter E. Murray ’63 Mr. Thomas J. Campbell ’76 James A. Garvey, III, Esq. ’62 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brown ’62 Mr. Carl C. Landegger Mr. Kevin P. Norton ’71 Mr. Dennis J. FitzSimons ’68 Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Mr. John R. Carsky ’79 Mrs. Zita Millett Mr. Dennis M. O’Brien ’69 Mr. Desmond J. Heathwood ’59 Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan ’80 Mr. Mario A. Ciampi, Jr. ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Craig Perry Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary ’87 Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68 Mr. Robert V. Delaney, Sr. ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Rankow Mr. Daniel P. O’Shea ’64 Mr. Richard J. Koeltl ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fink, Jr. ’80 Mr. Gerard P. Parker ’80 Parents Carl D. Liggio, Esq. ’61 Mr. James M. Harrison ’69 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Paterno ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09 Mr. Daniel R. McAuliffe, Jr. ’68 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heitmann ’66 Organizations Mr. & Mrs. John O. Regan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. James Stynes ’05 Mr. John J. McCabe ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan ’48 Fraydun Foundation, Inc. Robert J. Reid, Esq. ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. McKeever ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Maurice K. Hyacinthe ’77 Horace Mann School Mr. Steven A. Ruggiero ’77 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. James P. Melican, Jr. ’58 Mr. Robert L. James ’53 Hunts Point Alliance for Chi Norbert W. Sander, MD ’60 Organizations Mr. Vincent E. Murray ’98 Mr. Albert J. Kirchner ’58 James G. Houlihan Family Sec Mr. Neil A. Scanlon ’94 Anonymous Mr. William J. Murray ’63 Mr. Stephen W. Lilienthal ’67 John Vrionis Sportsman Scholarship Mr. Robert F. Scheuble ’63 Mr. Edward I. O’Brien ’46 Mr. Richard J. Linehan ’90 Kipp NYC Through College Mr. William B. Schwartz ’81 Mr. Michael D. O’Keeffe ’55 Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75 Nativity Mission Center Mr. Eamon P. Smith ’91 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sheeran ’56 Mr. Charles P. McCaghey ’83 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Tierney ’56 Mr. Christopher V. Waldorf ’46 John F. McCarrick, Esq. ’77 Alumni Mr. John P. Toolan ’48 Mr. William J. Whelan, III ’76 Mr. Donn J. McNamee ’87 Mr. Robert W. Bertrand ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Trovini ’85 Mr. Luciano Moschetta ’77 PRESIDENTS’ CLUB Mr. Paul A. Brusco ’82 Mr. Mark A. Varrichio, Jr. ’84 Parents Edward J. Moy, Esq. ’61 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 George J. Wade, Jr., Esq. ’55 Anonymous Mr. Roderick J. Murray, Jr. ’78 George Aguiar, Jr., MD ’87 Mr. Robert P. Ford ’87 Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Almeida ’09 Christopher J. Nogeire, MD ’64 Mr. Christopher A. Albero ’86 Mr. Roberto A. Mignone ’88 Mr. Robert F. Wetjen ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08 Matthew O’Donnell, Ph.D. ’68 Mr. Joseph M. Albero ’81 Mr. Edward I. O’Brien, Jr. ’46 Mr. William J. Wollman ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Nicola S. Brusco ’79, ’82, ’83 Richard L. O’Hara, Esq. ’47 Mr. Gregory L. Antonecchia ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. O’Connor ’61 George J. Zambetti, MD ’68 Mr. James J. Ryan ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11, ’14 Mr. Harry P. Patz, Jr. ’87 Gary J. Buscemi, Esq. ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Corrigan ’13 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mr. Christian P. Call ’87 Parents Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gowan ’12 Hon. Charles B. Salmon, Jr. ’55 Patrick J. Cannon, MD ’62 Parents Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Gray ’10, ’12 Mr. Christopher M. Santomero ’87 Frank D. Caporusso, MD ’70 Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barber ’14 Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Mr. John T. Shields ’44 Mr. Michael B. Carr, Jr. ’81 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson ’12, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher McGrath ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Sohr ’83 Mr. Anthony M. Cialone ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGuinness ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Merkl ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’83 Mr. Michael P. Cleary ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Regan ’13 Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. ’55 Corporations, Foundations, Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dailey ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Snyder ’11, ’13 Henry F. White, Esq. ’63 Terrence M. Connors, Esq. ’64 Organizations Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Unrein ’07, ’09, Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56 Mr. Kevin R. Daley ’48 Abplanalp Scholarship Fund Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Deutmeyer ’14 ’13 Mr. Anthony J. Williamson ’68 Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58 Archdiocese of New York Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Devine, II ’13 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 13

Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05 Mr. Robert M. Hamilton ’61 Mr. Alexander R. Rankin ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LaFata ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fondu ’07, ’12 RAMS’ UNION Mr. Francis J. Hantke ’62 Mr. John J. Rapawy ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Barry Markman ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Griffin ’13 Alumni Robert J. Hebron, Esq. ’72 Mr. Kevin P. Reilly ’67 Mr. & Mrs. David Massey ’06, ’08, ’12 Mr. Keith Hammonds ’12 Anonymous Mr. Brian W. Heller ’64 Mr. Marko C. Remec ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCabe ’04 Drs. Doreen & Loren Harris ’12 Mr. Sammy Acebal ’82 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hemsley ’77 Mr. Peter W. Ricca ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09 Mr. & Dr. Edward J. Higham ’13 Mr. Richard L. Ahern ’47 Mr. Kenneth E. Holden ’49 Mr. Gregory F. Rinn ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNamara ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoffmann, Jr ’98, ’02 Louis R. Aidala, Esq. ’56 Mr. Ronald P. Holland ’78 William J. Rodgers, Esq. ’61 Mrs. Mary Ellen Melnyk ’82, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Hogan, Jr. ’12, ’13 Paul J. Ambrosini, MD ’68 Mr. William F. Huber ’61 Mr. Donald K. Ross ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Murphy ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hyer, Jr. ’14 Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58 Mr. Dominick J. Impemba ’92 Mr. Timothy P. Schipper ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Palmer ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kennon ’10, ’14 Mr. Charles A. Andruss ’91 Mr. Mark C. Johnson ’72 Mr. William J. Schmitt ’44 Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Petriccione ’10 Dr. Sam Kwauk ’14 Mr. Gregory J. Babiak ’61 Mr. John G. Jordan ’70 Mr. John V. Sinon ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pettus ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Lee ’13 Mr. Liam T. Baker ’88 Mr. James G. Kane ’44 Mr. John T. Skehan ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Powers ’02 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Loughlin ’12 Mr. David Z. Balaj ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Kenny ’77 Mr. William M. Skehan ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Simon Prosser ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’12 Mr. Juan F. Bellantoni ’50 Thomas C. Kent, Esq. ’48 Charles A. Slivinski, MD ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Queenan ’14 Ms. Margaret Martino ’12 Col. William E. Campbell, Ret. ’48 Mr. Charles G. Kerecz ’02 Mr. Kevin B. Smith ’65 Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00 Mr. & Mrs. James P. McHale, Jr. ’14 Mr. Joseph M. Carballeira ’71 Mr. Thomas W. Kwalwasser ’84 Mr. John J. Snee ’52 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Quirke ’14 Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05 Michael P. Cesa, MD ’64 Mr. Thomas S. Lacy ’49 Mr. Edward C. Squire ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Meirelles ’11 Mr. Daniel Chacko ’90 Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73 Rev. John P. Stack ’46 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’97, Kornylo D. Chorny, MD ’82 Mr. John A. Larkin ’59 John P. Starrs, Esq. ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Saltzman ’11, ’14 ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Civetta ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lazzaro ’84 Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49 Mrs. Martin P. Sinon ’82, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Murphy ’13 Mr. Gerald F. Clark ’57 Brian P. Levack, Ph.D. ’61 Martin J. Stransky, MD, FACP ’74 Mr. David Sipiora ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Connell ’09, ’11, ’14 Mr. Kevin T. Collins ’61 Mr. Philip LoScalzo ’89 Mr. Thomas W. Sullivan ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Conor O’Driscoll ’14 Prof. John M. Connolly ’61 Mr. & Mrs. J. Gary Luboja ’72 Immac J. Thampoe, Ph.D. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95 Mr. & Mrs. John O’Neil ’13 Mr. James J. Considine ’83 Mr. Thomas J. Luppino ’85 Mr. Daniel J. Tynan ’62 Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’Shea ’13 Mr. James V. Corcoran ’53 Arthur T. Maguire, Esq. ’47 Mr. Stephen M. Varley ’61 Dr. & Mrs. Alfonso Tagliavia ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Sal Pagano ’14 Mr. Edward J. Costello, Jr. ’57 Mr. John F. Malone ’64 Mr. Michael A. Ventorino ’99 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Teran ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Lance Patrouch ’14 Mr. Stephen J. Courtney ’68 Mr. Robert F. Maloney ’64 Hon. Paul A. Victor ’50 Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02 Mr. Paul Cristello ’77 Mr. James J. Mangan ’88 Mr. Timothy J. Walsh ’44 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Troiano ’09, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. William Ried ’13 Mr. Paul C. Crowley ’63 Mr. Richard L. Mattiaccio ’71 Mr. Francis X. Young ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Diego Scambia ’13 Dr. Walter J. Culver ’55 Mr. Edward G. McAnaney, II ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Van Velle ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. William M. Sexton ’12 Mr. Douglas E. Cummings ’59 Mr. Gerard F. McCabe ’52 Parents Mr. & Mrs. Louis Violante ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Siebecker ’13, ’14 Mr. Paul F. Curran ’75 Brian J. McCarthy, Esq. ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Jude Adjekughele ’14 Ms. Joan Wollman ’85 Mr. & Mrs. William Sullivan ’14 Vincent C. DeBaun, Ph.D. ’43 Mr. & Mrs. Mathew J. McConnell ’77 Mr. & Mrs. David Bauer ’12 Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12 Norbert Dengler, Esq. ’49 Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43 Mr. Andrew Bishop ’12 Friends Mrs. William S. Wanago ’00 Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna ’77 Ms. Julie M. Blackburn ’10 Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. James Welsh ’09, ’12 Bruno V. DePamphilis, Ph.D. ’68 Mr. Paul B. McLaughlin ’73 Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86 Mr. Brian Carney Ms. Gail Wilson ’12 Mr. Raymond J. Dorado ’75 Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin ’50 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cervone ’13 Mr. Steve C. Cortes Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11 Mr. John J. Doran ’76 Mr. Patrick J. McNierney ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Manus J. Clancy ’13 Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wrotniak ’08, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Duke ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. McShane ’74 Mr. John Colon ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zepf ’14 Mr. John F. Eggert, MD ’69 Mr. Robert C. Melnyk ’90 Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84 Mr. Ernest Harris Mr. Steven A. Falci ’76 Mr. Michael J. Mignogna ’54 Mr. & Mrs. Rodrigo Curaming’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Henry Friends Mr. James F. Fanning ’52 Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62 Drs. Brian and Susan Cushin ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Joao Mr. Walter Gollinge Mr. Peter A. Farrell ’52 Mr. Edward A. Morante ’61 Mr. & Mrs. John Dearie ’02 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Kahl Ms. Suzan Gordon Mr. Raymond P. Farrelly ’58 Mr. Walter J. Morris, Jr. ’56 Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Donahue ’12 Mrs. Valerie C. Nacinovich Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins Richard P. Ferrara, Esq. ’68 Mr. John G. Morriss ’86 Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill ’89 Mrs. John O Neil Rev. Msgr. Carl D. Hinrichse Mr. Ronald C. Fettig ’52 Mr. Michael G. Murray ’01 Ms. Kathleen Duffy ’95, ’96, ’99 Mr. Kevin J. Pigott Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller Mr. Marc H. Feuer ’75 Mr. Mark J. Nacinovich ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eiden ’13 Ms. Carol A. Purcell Mr. Joseph G. Fink ’84 Mr. Stephen A. Noceti ’67 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellett ’12 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Corporations, Foundations, Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr. ’56 Mr. Stephen J. Norton ’69 Mrs. Andrea Eschen ’12 Mr. Timothy T. Yates, Jr. Organizations Mr. Marc L. Flamino ’85 Mr. Francis J. O’Brien ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fales ’01 Patrick J. Broderick Memorial Mr. Anthony Q. Fletcher ’88 Mr. Donald J. O’Connell ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Gallivan ’97 Corporations, Organizations, Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James T. Foran ’62 Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O’Connell ’55 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Garrity, Jr. ’10 Foundations Child, Inc. Mr. Dieter A. Freer ’76 Mr. Donald J. O’Connor ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannini ’10, ’14 Church of St. Augustine Dunwoodie Class of ’71 Memor Mr. John R. Gavigan ’63 Mr. Kevin J. O’Connor ’81 Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht ’65 The Griffin Family Foundation Literary Society Foundation Robert A. Gazzola, Esq. ’55 Mr. Kevin W. O’Connor ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granda ’12 Holy Name of Jesus Church St. Aloysius School Mr. Kenneth C. Germann ’84 Mr. Theodore A. Okon, Jr. ’71 Dr. & Mrs. Michael Grasso, III ’10, ’14 Hudson Valley National Bank Mr. John J. Gilmartin ’88 Mr. Charles V. O’Neill ’48 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Grinnell ’11 Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gomprecht ’65 Mr. Paul R. Pirro ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt H. Harper, II ’11 Knights of Columbus Mr. Martin T. Gould ’69 Mr. Joseph D. Pizzurro ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hommel ’13 Knights of Columbus Geoffrey W. Gray, Esq. ’78 Mr. Harold F. X. Plate ’46 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Horne ’13 Mount Carmel Holy Rosary Mr. Donald M. Grieco ’61 Mr. Paul J. Powers, Jr. ’60 Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’99 New York Fire Dept., Holy Name Society Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Hackett ’77 Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser ’57 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kennelly ’12, ’14 Saints John and Paul Church Mr. John L. Haley ’87 Mr. Peter M. Quast ’55 Mr. & Mrs. Frederico Kowarick ’11 Alumni Giving by Class

1934 1941 Edmund M. Burke 1947 1949 5 Members 23 Members Francis R. Coughlin 61 Members 86 Members 1 Donor 6 Donors James E. Egan 21 Donors 27 Donors 20.0% Participation 26.1% Participation James G. Kane 34.4% Participation 31.4% Participation $100.00 Total Giving $1,250.00 Total Giving Francis J. Mulligan $11,137.70 Total Giving $115,830.00 Total Giving $100.00 Annual Fund $1,250.00 Annual Fund Thomas J. Mulligan $ 9,137.70 Annual Fund $ 15,780.00 Annual Fund William B. MacGuire Alphonsus C. Apuzzo Thomas P. O’Connor Richard L. Ahern Robert L. Brannigan John R. Kilsheimer Jerome F. O’Keefe Philip J. Amato Robert P. Butta 1935 Frank A. Scolaro John J. O’Leary Raymond F. Bree Robert M. Byrn 7 Members Edward A. Shea Joseph A. O’Neill Thomas G. Brennan Anthony J. Cardon 2 Donors Michael J. Sheahan Peter J. O’Rourke Raymond P. Cassidy Peter J. Clark 28.6% Participation Joseph L. Torrisi William J. Schmitt Elvio S. Conte Vincent D. Daly $1,000.00 Total Giving John T. Shields Robert B. Daley Norbert Dengler $1,000.00 Annual Fund 1942 Gerard J. Smith John P. Fallon Ralph D. DeNunzio Albert D. Jordan 38 Members Timothy J. Walsh John J. Halligan Victor A. Ferencko Joseph J. Kelly 8 Donors Walter E. Wiedemann Joseph V. Hamilton Edmund J. Flood 21.1% Participation James J. Zeccola Charles T. Haverin Richard J. Gillingham 1936 $1,950.00 Total Giving Thomas L. Keily Robert E. Greeley 8 Members $1,550.00 Annual Fund 1945 Rudolf J. Konig William P. Hayes 2 Donors L. Patrick Deering 46 Members John V. Leaden Kenneth E. Holden 25.0% Participation Edward S. Luboja 13 Donors Arthur T. Maguire Edmund P. Hughes $1,000.00 Total Giving James A. Mitchell 28.3% Participation John J. Maloney John R. Keane $1,000.00 Annual Fund Thomas D. Quinn $2,600.00 Total Giving David A. Meise Thomas S. Lacy Donald T. Coupe John A. Reilly $2,600.00 Annual Fund Joseph B. Neville Richard V. Lolla Guido M. Lometti Valentine J. Spiegel Robert J. Baker Richard L. O’Hara John J. Maguire Wayne M. Weisner Peter F. Barry Edward J. Seiz Theodore E. McCarrick 1937 John M. Wilson Richard F. Blessington Raymond J. Squier Walter J. McLaughlin 10 Members William F. Carey John A. Nidds 1 Donor 1943 Edward S. Caso 1948 Donald J. O’Connell 10.0% Participation 35 Members Joseph J. Daly 83 Members Viggo B. Rambusch $50.00 Total Giving 10 Donors Kenneth C. Donoghue 27 Donors William P. Roberts $50.00 Annual Fund 28.6% Participation Francis X. Holbrook 32.5% Participation John T. Skehan John J. McGurk $3,205.00 Total Giving Robert J. Maloney $21,880.00 Total Giving August A. Stellwag $3,205.00 Annual Fund James J. Maun $21,880.00 Annual Fund 1938 Owen J. Black Mark N. Ohnikian Joseph T. Bellantoni 1950 13 Members Pierce V. Brennan Rudolph H. Schellenberger William E. Campbell 50 Members 1 Donor Vincent C. DeBaun George J. Wino Thomas M. Cipolla 19 Donors 7.7% Participation William G. Klein Theodore P. Corsaro 38.0% Participation $150.00 Total Giving James A. Lynch 1946 Kevin R. Daley $205,315.00 Total Giving $150.00 Annual Fund Robert A. Maffei 44 Members James T. Drew $ 4,615.00 Annual Giving John F. Majeski Thomas F. McEvily 17 Donors Anthony J. Falvo Kenneth N. Adams Lawrence E. Miggins 38.6% Participation William H. Gentzlinger Daniel U. Arning Harold A. Havekotte Jack R. Becker 1939 Robert J. Mihok $23,935.00 Total Giving Michael J. Horgan Juan F. Bellantoni 18 Members Serge N. Timasheff $ 3,935.00 Annual Fund Robert S. Hultmark Joseph E. Billotti 5 Donors Harold G. Beal Thomas C. Kent Maurice J. Cunniffe 27.8% Participation 1944 Paul J. Benziger Nicholas P. Kernweis William G. Deutsch $980.00 Total Giving 61 Members Donald V. Callahan James P. Lundy Robert J. Gfeller $980.00 Annual Fund 19 Donors Francis R. Einterz John F. Lynch Morgan M. Gibbons George X. Connor 31.2% Participation Vito T. Giordano William J. O’Connell Gerard T. Glavin Albert B. Cribari $11,950.00 Total Giving William J. Heaney Joseph J. Olivet Raymond F. James Francis J. Gilroy $11,950.00 Annual Fund Donald T. Kiley Charles V. O’Neill Thomas J. Lenihan John M. Henry Raymond T. Bogert Alan F. Lyon Peter J. O’Rourke Robert J. Marzziotti Charles E. Hughes Guy C. Bosetti John J. McDermott Thomas A. McQuillan Denis F. O’Sullivan Robert K. McLaughlin Donald V. Murray John J. Richardson John F. Murray Anthony F. O’Boyle John P. Robben Anthony F. Peduto In reports of this nature, mistakes sometimes occur. If your name was Edward I. O’Brien Daniel P. Shannon Ronald J. Radda omitted or improperly listed, please accept our apologies and contact Harold F. X. Plate John M. Sheehan Edward S. St. John Joan Wollman, Director of Annual Giving, by telephone at (718) 367-7500 A.I. Reilly Daniel J. Sweeney Paul A. Victor ext. 209 or by e-mail at [email protected]. John L. Simermeyer John P. Toolan Christopher V. Waldorf George W. Walsh 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 14

1951 Robert E. Hilderbrand Charles T. Delaney John J. Miller Donald K. Ross 52 Members Anton C. Keller Joseph E. Dertinger Richard M. Neville Timothy J. Scannell 22 Donors Thomas M. Keogh Kevin M. Donoghue William J. Nihan Anthony F. Sgueglia 42.3% Participation Michael C. Kerby Laurence J. Doyle Donald J. O’Connor Michael F. Silane $4,775.00 Total Giving Alan R. Learnard Lawrence F. Doyle Hugh K. O’Donnell John P. Starrs $3,610.00 Annual Fund Michael J. Mignogna Martin B. Engelhardt William P. O’Rourke Robert L. Storch Donald L. Battle Daniel P. Minogue Edward J. Fays Kenneth E. O’Sullivan Andrew J. Taddei John P. Blessington Donald J. Murphy Eugene J. Gallagher John J. Phelan Thomas D. Treanor William J. Caruso Stephen V. Natale Kenneth E. Gazzola Paul A. Philbin Frank J. Tubridy C. Stephen Connolly John D. Pender Robert E. Gilbert Richard M. Pratt Stephen M. Varley Thomas P. Delaney Richard A. Prior Dennis J. Gorman Richard A. Pregiato J. Brian Dillon Robert F. Reninger Edward Greene Frank J. Reysen 1962 Adolph E. Ehbrecht John J. Scafuri Thomas J. Healy Richard V. Romer 155 Members Robert L. Gervais William G. Smith John J. Hoey Richard G. Sartore 52 Donors Richard L. Grogan George F. Joiner Michael J. Savage 33.5% Participation John J. Hartigan 1955 Daniel J. Kelleher Richard G. Scarpelli $50,381.60 Total Giving Robert B. Havekotte 125 Members James A. Kelly William J. Twohig $28,361.60 Annual Fund Michael A. Hayes 49 Donors John T. Kenny John M. Viertl Joseph L. Angiello Eugene C. Hunt 39.2% Participation Werner A. Kloepfer Paul F. Wasielewski Anthony A. Bartello William E. Kennedy $37,520.00 Total Giving William J. LaMonica Michael A. Wolfe Robert J. Bauer John F. Lantz $27,520.00 Annual Fund John Lane Donald P. Brisson Terence J. McGrath Randall W. Bell John M. Leonard 1960 Peter C. Brown James A. Prior Thomas M. Brennan Vincent J. Mancuso 160 Members William J. Brown William F. Quirk Patrick Owen Burns Edward J. Markey 53 Donors James E. Buckman John J. Sheehan Michael J. Campbell Arthur F. Marotti 33.1% Participation Joseph P. Callahan Walter X. Stanton Richard J. Cea Edward G. McAnaney $35,694.26 Total Giving Patrick J. Cannon Burnell D. Stripling Thomas M. Comerford Raymond L. McGovern $26,794.26 Annual Fund William J. Caso Paul B. Twomey James J. Costigan Walter J. McGrath Joseph R. Avella Paul Coghlan Walter J. Culver Bernard N. Meehan John D. Bergen Lawrence M. Condon 1952 Joseph C. DeFiore Michael V. Morreale William Caracciolo William F. DeMucci 85 Members Richard A. DeLorenzo James J. Mulholland James J. Collins Richard V. Donohue 38 Donors Douglas H. Diamond Joseph D. O’Brien Peter M. Collins Robert B. Fane 44.7% Participation Joseph A. DiDio Robert A. Oswald Thomas A. Conway John J. Fischer $19,800.00 Total Giving Thomas D. Doherty Alfonse J. Preisser Philip A. Crotty James T. Foran $11,305.00 Annual Fund Francis L. Evans Lawrence F. Reilly Roger L. Cukras Vincent J. Freaney Ronald A. Amandolare William P. Fay Richard W. Reilly Richard J. Cunningham Robert H. Frey Robert E. Baldauf Richard E. Ferrara Gregory F. Rinn Thomas J. DiIorio James A. Garvey Charles R. Barnett Robert A. Gazzola Michael J. Scarpelli J. Kevin Dorsey Francis J. Hantke William F. Brennan Robert E. Hildner William M. Skehan William R. Doyle Peter R. Hickey Gregory D. Camillucci Frank T. Koelble John K. Sullivan Kevin B. Duff Denis A. Keneally Albert W. Cornachio Francis J. Komornik John P. Tucciarone Hilary M. Duncanson Frank C. Killackey Kenneth C. Crowe Robert N. Koppel Martin J. Waters John M. Geraghty David W. Lacey Robert V. Delaney Gene A. Lanza Noel M. Groeschel John J. LaVecchia Earl J. DiPirro Austin J. Lyons 1958 Michael T. Gyves John J. Locher Joseph P. Doscher Jerome F. Mack 106 Members Robert A. Hemsing Ronald S. Maclachlan James F. Duhig Lawrence P. Martin 36 Donors Robert E. Kearns Dennis W. Marks James F. Fanning John G. McGreevy 33.9% Participation Paul M. Kenny Gerald J. McIntyre Peter A. Farrell Paul J. Morrissey $61,587.00 Total Giving Richard J. Koeltl Daniel F. Miller Ronald C. Fettig Gerard F. Norton $18,987.00 Annual Fund Thomas F. Konop Thomas J. Mitchell William F. Flynn Ralph A. O’Connell Anonymous John V. Kraus Kevin F. Mulvey Joseph A. Garvin Michael D. O’Keeffe Stephen J. Amoretty Kenneth A. Lagana Robert J. Murphy Kevin R. Guidera Joseph J. O’Kobrick Robert W. Bertrand Herbert C. Lahey John F. Needham Paul A. Havekotte Daniel J. O’Neill James J. Black Louis J. LaVecchia Dennis M. Nugent Walter P. Hollinger Paul L. Petrocelli Guy J. Capozzo Dominic V. Letterese Thomas H. O’Brien Thomas J. Kelley Peter M. Quast Jerome A. Comeau A. Richard Lumelleau Ralph G. Pepe John A. Mayer Donald F. Quigley James R. Connors James V. Maher William J. Philbin Gerard F. McCabe Carl B. Rifino Robert E. Curnen Robert E. McCarthy Eugene J. Porcaro Robert B. McNiff David J. Rosso John P. Denneen Robert G. McDonald Peter F. Riehm William J. Murphy Joseph F. Ryan Joseph J. DioGuardi Joseph J. McGovern Francis M. Riley William J. Nickel Charles B. Salmon Raymond P. Farrelly Robert J. McKiernan John C. Schneider Charles F. Noll Gerard L. Saraceni Thomas M. Feeley Virgilio A. Monteleone James M. Shea Edward C. O’Brien Santo C. Scarcella John M. Fitzpatrick John F. Murphy Dan C. Somma Thomas J. O’Neill Robert J. Steinberger George J. Freiberg Francis J. O’Brien Patrick F. Swift Giles E. Rae Laurence B. Storey Michael O. Glynn James O’Callahan Richard L. Thelk Lennard K. Rambusch Ronald S. Tamoschat Nunzio J. Guarnieri James G. O’Neill William J. Thomas Alexander R. Rankin William M. Tortorella Stephen R. Hammond Kevin T. O’Reilly Joseph A. Trumino Alfred P. Riccomini George J. Wade Charles C. Healy John J. O’Reilly Daniel J. Tynan Thomas P. Schaefer Robert F. Wetjen Michael R. Hoag Armand T. Palatucci Thomas G. Webber John J. Snee Joseph T. Whalen Albert J. Kirchner John M. Pisani P. Jay Wilker Joseph L. Spiegel Pierce B. Wilkinson Joseph W. Lux Henry J. Powell Arnold H. Tracy Valentine F. Lynch Paul J. Powers 1963 Fred M. Walker 1956 Andrew T. McGuire John P. Quinn 129 Members Gerard P. Williams 107 Members James P. McTernan John M. Regan 36 Donors 41 Donors James P. Melican Norbert W. Sander 27.9% Participation 1953 38.3% Participation Joseph E. Mottola Walter E. Schluter $129,867.75 Total Giving 84 Members $40,585.00 Total Giving Joseph J. O’Keane Robert J. Suchy $ 18,674.00 Annual Fund 35 Donors $20,385.00 Annual Fund Frank J. Padrone Vincent D. Vicidomini Anonymous 41.7% Participation Anonymous Edward R. Pardon Brendan Walsh David W. Beck $50,389.28 Total Giving Louis R. Aidala Albert R. Peraino Philip B. Walsh Lawrence R. Cahill $ 6,335.00 Annual Fund George L. Aresi Richard L. Robbins William M. Watkins Luke M. Charde Bruce L. Berger Karl A. Bauer Joseph G. Rowan Lawrence E. Colkin Donald T. Brudie John A. Bertrand Edward G. Sartore 1961 Thomas J. Corr Edward N. Conroy Thomas J. Bowes Anthony P. Spohr 140 Members Paul C. Crowley Nicholas J. Cooney Thomas A. Brennan Francis X. Suozzi 55 Donors Anthony J. DeLuca James V. Corcoran John C. Calhoun Joseph J. Trautlein 39.3% Participation Ralph F. DeSena Joseph S. Coyle Paul O. DeSimone $197,748.00 Total Giving Jorge I. Dominguez Eugene M. Ferrick Terrance R. Douglas 1959 $ 19,500.00 Annual Fund Robert D. Essig Charles L. Flynn Edward T. Dowling 118 Members Francis J. Apicella John J. Friery Edward L. Flynn Anthony J. Fiorella 60 Donors Gregory J. Babiak James J. Galvin George B. Freehill Paul M. Frank 50.8% Participation Andrew J. Blenkle John R. Gavigan Peter J. Gallagher Henry R. Healey $69,220.00 Total Giving John J. Bowes Steven A. Hovani Charles A. Garvin James W. Hughes $18,370.00 Annual Fund Vincent J. Cahill Daniel J. Kelleher John E. Hickey Lawrence J. Kelly Robert J. Armbruster Kevin T. Collins James J. Klauser Robert L. James Paul J. Kinderman Richard L. Arvedlund John M. Connolly Roger J. Lennon Albert F. Kaelin John P. Kirk Gerald J. Attis Michael K. Connor Gregory D. Liegey Alfred J. Kelty + William W. Krantz John J. Bernauer Michael J. Corcoran Michael F. Martin Leo P. Lennox Henry D. Lambert Bruce G. Bott Brian F. Cunningham Stephen J. Martin Ernest W. Linneman Thomas P. Maginnis Michael J. Bozzone Richard A. Edwards Kevin G. McKeon Alphonse A. Liquorie Lawrence K. McCoy William J. Breitling Vincent D. Enright Henry F. Meaney William J. Manning Henry A. Miller-Jones Joseph A. Brunner John J. Fallon Ralph J. Mellusi Cornelius F. McCarthy Walter J. Morris John B. Buckman Paul Freeman Peter E. Murray William J. McKeough John R. Mulholland James M. Callahan Mario J. Gabelli James F. Murray Martin A. Monahan John W. Murray Robert W. Carlton Ronald E. Gitto William J. Murray Roy F. Montana G. Frank O’Brien Eugene P. Carroll Donald M. Grieco Gregory J. Paravati John W. Murphy James E. O’Connell John P. Charde Robert M. Hamilton Jenik R. Radon Dennis P. Nash Vincent J. Pastore Michael J. Collins Albert F. Hein Robert F. Scheuble John F. O’Brien Augustine L. Perrotta William Considine Charles S. Horgan Thomas R. Schneider John R. O’Connor Joseph R. Pisani Paul M. Cucchi William F. Huber Vincent J. Sirni James J. O’Grady Paul F. Posoli Douglas E. Cummings Cyril J. Jardine John J. Skelly Charles J. Pelisson Joseph F. Realini Hugh F. Curley John P. Kiely James T. Slane Thomas J. Quinn James A. Reilly John A. Del Negro John Q. LaFond Richard G. Tilghman James E. Roche Kevin M. Reilly Edward C. Dempsey Joseph M. LaRocca Joseph J. Verdicchio Giulio J. Rosasco Thomas G. Scheller James S. Fay Brian P. Levack Henry F. White Michael J. Ruggieri Walter J. Schmarje Chester T. Grzanka Carl D. Liggio John P. Sheridan Joseph L. Schweitzer Anthony C. Guida Thomas E. Lillis 1964 John F. Sheeran Desmond J. Heathwood William R. Masciarelli 176 Members 1954 James R. Stephens John J. Jetzt Kenneth J. McCulloch 64 Donors 75 Members Michael K. Tierney Richard P. Kelly Kevin J. McGrath 36.4% Participation 33 Donors Martin C. Kelly Thomas A. McKeever $50,238.31 Total Giving 30.7% Participation 1957 Christopher Lane Jerome P. Menkhaus $20,785.00 Annual Fund $34,095.00 Total Giving 134 Members Carlo P. Lanzano Edward A. Morante Gregory D. Arcaro $29,095.00 Annual Fund 49 Donors Donald P. Larkin Edward J. Moy Hugh J. Arnstein Nicholas C. Belmonte 36.6% Participation John A. Larkin C. Michael Newbrand Brian K. Burkart Edward W. Beuchert $14,135.78 Total Giving John B. Lazzari Kevin W. O’Connor Brian T. Burke Constantine L. Clemente $14,135.78 Annual Fund Richard W. LoCascio Thomas E. O’Connor Robert P. Burns Michael J. DiGennaro Vincent J. Albrecht Joseph F. Lopez Thomas J. O’Hanlon Vincent J. Cahill John F. Donahue Albert A. Apicelli Paul P. Maffei Gerard J. Pelisson Stephen L. Capece Robert V. Finnen William R. Brick Thomas R. Maher George Popel Arthur L. Centonze William R. Frasca Paul G. Byrne John C. McCarroll Robert D. Prince Michael P. Cesa William A. Glass Gerald F. Clark Stephen J. McGeady George F. Reich Thomas M. Collins John J. Hand Edward J. Costello John T. McGirl Peter W. Ricca Terrence M. Connors William Q. Curran Kevin S. McNally William J. Rodgers Gary R. Delneo 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 15

James W. DiMarzo Gerard A. Lange Dennis L. Curry 1972 John F. Renzulli Richard M. DiMarzo Peter G. Leider Robert J. D’Adamo 160 Members Camillo M. Santomero Richard C. Dinter Edward M. Leight F. Norman Dannen 38 Donors Mark W. Thomson Joseph S. Dirr William E. Lucey William J. Doherty 23.7% Participation Robert J. Valla Kenneth R. Doyle John G. Manning Michael F. Doyle $15,675.00 Total Giving Nicholas C. Vasti James V. Fitzgerald Pablo F. Medina James B. Duggan $15,225.00 Annual Fund Richard A. Viviano Michael E. Formoso Kenneth T. Moretti John F. Eggert John J. Annis Victor D. Ziminsky Kirk A. Gilfillen William H. Mulligan Charles J. Farrow David J. Barnette Frederick H. Grein Robert A. Murphy Robert B. Fath Peter J. Bautz 1976 Edward F. Hagan John R. O’Brien Patrick G. Finegan Gary J. Buscemi 192 Members George E. Hanson George M. O’Har Denver D. Frederick Theodore J. Civetta 39 Donors Brian W. Heller John J. Pilkington Robert N. Galasso Steven A. Corso 20.3% Participation Leo I. Higdon Louis R. Quintano Martin T. Gould Joseph L. DeMarzo $157,057.17 Total Giving Denis J. Hynes Paul P. Rega Thomas W. Grein Richard J. Esposito $ 42,330.92 Annual Fund John A. Jordan Dennis P. Riordan Christopher P. Harold Stephen J. Esposito Thomas G. Bell Thomas J. Kelly James R. Riviello Gregory M. Harris Thomas J. Ferro Thomas P. Boland Edward J. Krol Russell M. Schneider James M. Harrison Peter F. Franco Edward R. Bonanno Desmond F. Lawler Joseph L. Seely Michael J. Howerton Richard J. Giordano Timothy J. Brosnan John P. Lyons John M. Silvanie Charles J. Ippolito Peter H. Hansen Thomas J. Campbell John F. Malone Kenneth J. Smith William C. Jacob William J. Heap Mark J. Cerbone Robert F. Maloney Robert J. Jennett Robert J. Hebron Michael G. Considine Stephen A. Mamikonian 1967 William T. Mack Howard W. Hopkins David P. Cora Patrick J. McInerney 162 Members James A. McCabe Louis V. Isganitis Kenneth J. DeLasho Michael A. Milano 42 Donors Robert A. McCarthy Mark C. Johnson Domenico DelliCarpini Thomas C. Monahan 25.9% Participation Thomas F. McEvily Peter L. Kozik John J. Doran Anthony P. Motta $70,640.00 Total Giving William M. Minozzi J. Geoffrey Loftus Richard A. Duke Christopher J. Nogeire $15,600.00 Annual Fund Kevin O. Moore J. Gary Luboja Steven A. Falci Kevin J. B. O’Connor James V. Aromando Stephen E. Mulligan Peter J. Madonia Matthew O. Fitzsimons Robert G. O’Donnell James R. Brugger Stephen J. Norton Joseph F. Maffione James J. Fleming Jeremiah J. O’Gorman Joseph P. Castellano Dennis M. O’Brien Patrick M. Malgieri Dieter A. Freer W. Paul O’Mara Kevin J. Connors Daniel M. Ottaviano Kevin J. McCabe Stephen J. Gallagher Joseph G. Opp Robert M. Costello Joseph D. Pizzurro J. Bruce McGuirk James D. Howard Daniel P. O’Shea Francis P. Cunningham Garry P. Ryan Daniel J. McNamara William M. Korchak John A. Pane Anthony J. DiMiceli Richard C. San George Gerald C. McNamara Guy A. Lester Andrew A. Paterno Thomas F. Egan James J. Spach James F. Moruzzi Mark F. Liscio William M. Perry Peter M. Ferrell Vincent J. Torna Robert X. Murphy William J. McCabe Paul R. Pirro Dennis J. FitzSimons Peter S. Trent Eugene F. O’Neill Edward F. McGonagle Bernhard F. Preisser Arthur Freaney Timothy P. Vance Joseph Paolicelli Michael J. McNamara Robert J. Reid Louis C. Frees Dennis L. Verhaegen Joseph F. Perkowski Michael A. Moore Joseph T. Ricci Edward J. Geraghty Edward J. Vitale John J. Ray Daniel W. Morrison John D. Roy Kevin R. Hackett Nicholas F. Vitulli Christopher A. South John C. Moukad John C. Saccenti John F. X. Harahan James L. Whitney Robert E. Stillman Edward I. O’Brien Anthony M. Santomero Francis J. Harkins Robert C. Young Victor J. Thombs John J. Pettinelli Michael P. Servodidio John D. Hartman H. Paul Zellweger John T. Ward Marko C. Remec George A. Sirignano John P. Honohan Anthony V. Riocci Charles A. Slivinski Christopher M. Houlihan 1970 1973 Norberto J. Rivera Richard G. Sparzani David P. Hunt 188 Members 155 Members Peter I. Ross Ralph E. Stubbs Stephen W. Lilienthal 39 Donors 24 Donors John F. Schutty Peter T. Stubenvoll Francis Lyons 20.7% Participation 15.5% Participation Robert A. Spolzino Donald P. Suchy William J. McCarren $55,363.00 Total Giving $8,140.00 Total Giving Michael R. Tedaldi Thomas J. Sugrue Michael T. McCarthy $11,020.00 Annual Fund $7,990.00 Annual Fund Immac J. Thampoe Robert F. Zachariasiewicz Daniel G. McDermott Michael C. Adams Stephen P. Bell William J. Whelan Charles T. McDonald Robert J. Anastasio Douglas A. Broderick Francis X. Young 1965 Gregory J. Murtaugh Mark E. Artusio Daniel C. Cavaluzzi 157 Members Alphonse M. Naclerio Robert J. Bellinger Kevin S. Corbett 1977 50 Donors John R. Nichols Peter C. Budeiri Nicholas V. Cristiano 175 Members 31.8% Participation Stephen A. Noceti Frank D. Caporusso Andrew J. D’Apice 41 Donors $13,875.00 Total Giving John D. O’Leary John T. Carty Richard M. Dorado 23.4% Participation $10,115.00 Annual Fund John H. Oswald Vincent J. Castellano Eric F. Duke $31,725.00 Total Giving Gary S. Basso Fredric J. Pocci John T. Connell Anthony M. Fair $20,775.00 Annual Fund Richard W. Black Harold W. Pskowski Francis R. Corrado Kenneth W. Fox Fred A. Aliberti John J. Boland Kevin P. Reilly Daniel B. Crimmins John F. Franco Michael R. Boyle William F. Boylan Richard J. Russo Richard A. Ellison Michael J. Hannigan Daniel F. Clabby Charles F. Campbell Robert J. Schuster Kevin M. Fenton Rashad Kaldany Paul Cristello Paul A. Carbone Richard T. Sheahan Ferdinand P. Flick Edward A. Lang Lawrence W. Curran Edward F. Cass Michael J. Sniffen J. Michael Horgan Henry P. McEntee Joseph J. DeLosa William A. Cook Patrick J. Stallard Joseph T. Ippolito Paul B. McLaughlin Cary R. Ell Robert R. Crimmins Thomas E. Willoughby Wayne G. Jakobs Neal J. McNamara Philip M. Falcone Robert J. Curran Brian L. Zevnik Donald Michael Johnson Michael J. Morelli Steven J. Flynn James V. Dillon Julian C. Johnson John J. Reilly Jeffrey T. Goetz Richard T. Felago 1968 John G. Jordan Ronald A. Sancetta Robert W. Hackett Craig Foster 195 Members Donald F. LaSala Christopher G. Schipper John J. Hemsley Robert J. Gallati 43 Donors Peter F. Madonia George N. Tarangioli Paul A. Hrabsky Michael J. Gately 22.1%Participation Theodore J. Markowitz Gregory J. Tully Maurice K. Hyacinthe Thomas J. Giallorenzi $167,639.51 Total Giving Gene F. McCullough Frank Zirpolo Stephen G. Kenny Frank A. Giannattasio $ 43,139.51 Annual Fund Michael J. McNamara John F. Klustner Robert J. Gomprecht William J. Acker William F. Meehan 1974 Peter J. Krey Michael L. Hayes Michael P. Alvino Christopher P. Mosca 160 Members Eugene J. Madden Richard T. Hennessy Paul J. Ambrosini Daniel D. O’Connell 22 Donors John F. McCarrick Donald T. Heyden Louis A. Comarato Edward J. O’Connor 13.7% Participation Mathew J. McConnell John C. Hurley Stephen J. Courtney Thomas P. Pullano $10,775.00 Total Giving George G. McGreal Raymond J. Ippolito Thomas M. Creamer Vincent Riverso $ 5,275.00 Annual Fund Thomas J. McKenna James P. Kilsheimer John F. Curtis James J. Ryan Joseph A. Byrne Mark S. McMahon John R. LaCava Peter T. D’Auria Vincent Sellecchia Thomas A. Carey Luciano Moschetta Clement R. Landanno Bruno V. DePamphilis Robert P. Serafin Frank J. Colarusso John J. Murphy Thomas D. Lucia Richard P. Ferrara Thomas C. Shea John P. Connolly Michael Needham William J. Machida Robert A. Gervasi David C. Smith Brian V. Corry Edward T. Ng Thomas P. Maguire Thomas F. Giordano James Staudt Terrence J. Doyle Douglas T. Pardo Thomas F. Maher Gerald A. Karr Thomas W. Sullivan Kevin F. Flynn John J. Pucci James J. Mahon Thomas F. Kirwin Victor L. Zimmermann Michael S. Foltin Mark J. Reiss Ronald P. Mangione Thomas J. Kusmierczyk Trent M. Gunter Thomas D. Rizzo Gregory E. Martin Carmine Lucia 1971 Patrick J. Marrinan Peter M. Rodriguez John R. Massaua Daniel D. Martino 139 Members Robert M. McCullough Steven A. Ruggiero Lawrence F. McGovern Daniel R. McAuliffe 28 Donors Thomas A. McShane Christopher J. Schuyler Paul A. Merolla Thomas F. McGuire 20.1% Participation Vincent P. O’Leary Lawrence G. Sheehan A. Jason Mirabito Robert J. McLoughlin $14,870.00 Total Giving Timothy B. Pine Patrick W. Sweeney Vincent P. Mollicone William P. McNamara $12,870.00 Annual Giving John R. Planell Russell F. Trahan Daniel P. Molloy Vincent A. Memoli Joseph M. Carballeira Robert N. Pucci William B. vanRavenswaay Patrick J. Moyna Gerard F. Moss Domenick R. DiPasquale Alfred J. Saint-Jacques Edward P. Voli Thomas M. O’Malley Kevin L. O’Brien Mario V. DiStasio Raymond P. Silliere John F. Walsh Amado M. Ortiz Barry S. O’Connell Michael P. Fox Adolph Soto Mark A. Wines Adrian T. Paolini Eugene J. O’Connor Mark J. Fritz John L. Stapleton Robert T. Rotondi Matthew O’Donnell Domingo E. Galliano Martin J. Stransky 1978 James W. Ryan Neil R. O’Hanlon James J. Hyde Timothy R. Tostanoski 159 Members John C. Secco Henry S. Pedicone Samson Liao 28 Donors Kevin B. Smith Robert W. Peters Robert P. LoBue 1975 17.6% Participation Charles R. Snyder Frank J. Petrilli Joseph H. Masterson 150 Members $43,812.92 Total Giving Herbert M. Viertl Thomas J. Porto Peter A. Mastracchio 27 Donors $18,430.25 Annual Fund Michael G. Wares Jay S. Prendergast Richard L. Mattiaccio 18.0% Participation Anonymous Robert A. Rabbino Brian J. McCarthy $13,875.00 Total Giving William J. Andrews 1966 William S. Reilly Richard C. McCrea $ 8,875.00 Annual Fund Albert X. Bader 149 Members Robert J. Sammartano Joseph M. McNamara Anonymous Richard J. Burke 35 Donors Joseph F. Schaller Thomas H. McQuillan John P. Abplanalp James M. Cannella 23.5% Participation Joseph P. Scheideler Ferdinand J. Milano Jesse J. Aversano Mario A. Ciampi $10,760.00 Total Giving Matthew S. Smith Ignacio Navarrete William G. Ayres Arthur F. Coli $10,560.00 Annual Giving James J. Vogt Kevin P. Norton Frank J. Cobelli Michael J. Conn John S. Bartolomeo Jeffrey M. Williams Theodore A. Okon Paul F. Curran Richard D. Corcoran James E. Carroll Anthony J. Williamson Patrick M. Pagano Richard R. DeMaio Thomas V. Dolan Paul S. Casamassimo George J. Zambetti James J. Parker James W. DeRienzo Joseph A. Falasca Thomas J. Caserta George R. Press Raymond J. Dorado Richard C. Gagliano Francis F. Crawford 1969 Michael D. Quinlan Joseph M. Ferullo John J. Gormley John E. Duggan 203 Members John O. Regan Marc H. Feuer James C. Grasso Cesare L. Florio 50 Donors William S. Serletis Michael P. Gallagher Geoffrey W. Gray Richard W. Gleeson 24.6% Participation Denis R. Shea Donald C. Lanza Robert T. Hannigan Carl V. Gogolak $23,897.50 Total Giving Scott M. Smith Stephen R. LoBello Christopher Hiddleson William F. Heitmann $23,397.50 Annual Fund Kieran V. Mahoney Ronald P. Holland Timothy F. Horgan Anonymous Michael J. McCabe James R. Letsen George G. Jones Alfred M. Abate Peter G. McKiernan Lawrence J. McTague Richard P. Kearney J. Peter Byrne Brendan T. O’Neill Michael L. Micalizzi Raymond A. Koch Vito C. Catania Thomas E. Pandaleon Roderick J. Murray John F. Lamb Gerard J. Chomiak Paul J. Reiss Steven J. Rapillo Neil J. Cobelli Robert A. Rodriguez 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 16

Michael P. Ryan 1983 Charles A. Lippolis 1990 Brendan T. Higgins Tor E. Smeland 189 Members John A. Lyn 190 Members Alfredo Jones Richard P. Spolzino 22 Donors Paul F. McTigue 21 Donors Frank A. MacDonald Eugene J. Whyte 11.6% Participation John G. Morriss 11.1% Participation Daniel A. Padernacht $44,470.55 Total Giving Kuni Nakamura $9,560.00 Total Giving Robin R. Pinzon 1979 $24,270.55 Annual Fund Christopher A. Oberhauser $4,135.00 Annual Fund Tom J. Purekal 149 Members John D. Brusco Brian P. O’Rourke Thomas F. Baglione Danon E. Ray 34 Donors Louis P. Caragine Silvio A. Pietroluongo Anthony D. Canale Vincent A. Romano 22.8% Participation James J. Considine Michael C. Reilly Dimitri A. Cavalli Ashley G. Saunders $33,955.00 Total Giving Joseph E. Coyle Gregory V. Santomero Daniel Chacko Neil A. Scanlon $22,955.00 Annual Fund Malik K. Cutlar William G. Smith Joseph M. Condon Evan C. Serton William Alago Ronald T. deCastro Raymond C. Smith Jared C. Dolce Jason S. Smith Martin D. Avallone William C. DeMaso Anthony F. Valente James P. Doody Ralph D. Soto Nicholas E. Brusco Anthony S. DiNota Julio R. Varela V. Stephen Giordano Michael Torzilli W. Brennan Carley William R. Heese Bruce V. Wagner Charles L. Goasdoue John W. Verlezza John R. Carsky Francis X. Howley James A. Welsh Alexander M. Goasdoue Michael P. Cleary Joseph L. LoCicero Andrew G. White Eamon P. Heavey 1995 Jerome A. Comeau Joseph J. Maghak Richard J. Linehan 218 Members Armando A. Crescenzi Robert M. Magilton 1987 Robert C. Melnyk 16 Donors Giovanni DelliCarpini Stephen R. Mare 210 Members Christopher E. Morea 7.3% Participation Theobald J. Dengler Charles P. McCaghey 40 Donors Robert S. Moschetta $1,950.00 Total Giving Matthew T. Foley Joseph F. Possavino $19.0% Participation Todd W. Murphy $1,950.00 Annual Fund Andrew J. Gadry James L. Salerno $138,452.50 Total Giving Michael G. O’Grady Michael J. Caputo Nicholas A. Giannasca Michael E. Sohr $ 41,540.00 Annual Fund Roland R. Pinzon John R. Cronin Mark R. Hicks Paul J. Stapleton Anonymous Neil L. Rapawy Neal J. Denning Edward J. Hill Christopher H. Sullivan George Aguiar James M. Slevin John P. Dunleavy Peter L. Ianniello David C. Trahan John L. Ajello Joseph D. Stewart-Pirone Robert F. Finnerty Stephen B. Jones Simon L. Walsh Dennis M. Berberich Andrew W. Hinman Wesley K. Kaplow John C. Broderick 1991 Christopher K. Jennings Steven D. Karpin 1984 Richard W. Brolly 184 Members John P. Lozito Scott M. Kostyra 193 Members Christian P. Call 20 Donors Damien P. McGough Patrick J. Mangan 33 Donors Anthony M. Cialone 10.9% Participation Kevin D. Navas Thomas J. Mangano 17.1% Participation David T. Culkin $6,007.00 Total Giving Peter J. Putignano Peter A. Marshall $18,040.00 Total Giving Kenneth F. Cunniffe $5,857.00 Annual Fund Shane M. Quinlan Angelo Mascia $15,690.00 Annual Fund Gregory M. Curley Asberto L. Alvero Bradley J. Serton Brian F. McCullough Gregory L. Antonecchia Ramon E. Espaillat Charles A. Andruss Bradley W. Smith Joseph P. McDermott Joseph A. Carofano Noel P. Firth Keith J. Baron Laurence P. Spollen John C. McNamara Paul C. Coughlan David L. Fitzgerald Kamal A. Brown Philip J. Torina Patrick J. McNierney Paul J. DeLeon Robert P. Ford Brian E. Clarkin Lawrence A. Murphy Christopher A. DiMarco Kevin C. Gallagher John C. Dolce 1996 Timothy P. Schipper Joseph Fallacaro Thomas V. Giordano Damon E. Dowdall 234 Members Kenneth P. Singleton Joseph A. Felice Michael V. Golia John N. Favale 15 Donors Michael K. Stanton Joseph G. Fink John L. Haley Matthew C. Fitzgerald 6.4% Participation Michael D. Sullivan Kenneth C. Germann Michael L. Harwood Thomas A. Fitzpatrick $2,780.00 Total Giving Joseph J. Tafuri Anthony Gonzalez Robert H. Johansen Glenn A. Guadi $1,480.00 Annual Fund John W. Haag Christopher T. Marcon David E. Guerrero Matthew G. Adelhardt 1980 Daniel D. Hickey David H. Marshall Brian W. Heller Robert J. Cammilleri 164 Members T. Kevin Howley Dario A. Martinez Jayson A. Luma Daniel R. Dengler 21 Donors Thomas G. Huvane James J. McCabe Jason J. Pabon Joseph C. DiNardo 12.8% Participation Christopher H. Jones Timothy C. McGrath Christopher C. Panzarella Paul D. DiSenso $53,740.00 Total Giving Thomas W. Kwalwasser William P. McLoughlin Bryant Pappas D. Conan Dolce $36,740.00 Annual Fund Peter F. Lane Donn J. McNamee Irving P. Roman Michael J. Fitzsimons John J. Davey Alexander P. Lazor Stephen C. Murphy Eamon P. Smith Sean O. Flynn Patrick J. Dooley John B. Lazzari Kevin P. Murray Nikol Uljaj Michael J. Franchi Robert J. Fink Steven Lazzaro Mark J. Nacinovich Thomas E. Johnson Thomas J. FitzSimmons George M. Macdonald John F. Neary 1992 Edward T. LaBarr John F. Freeman Joseph A. Mascia Desmond G. O’Brien 246 Members John T. Liszewski Thomas P. Houlihan John G. McCarthy Patrick J. O’Brien 21 Donors Michael F. McCrosson Llewellyn Hyacinthe Thomas G. McElhenny Christopher W. O’Gilvie 8.5% Participation Robert R. Pinzon Paul M. Kuveke James R. McGonnell Harry P. Patz $3,215.00 Total Giving John B. Waters Ivor J. Longo Ernest S. Orphanos Christopher M. Santomero $3,215.00 Annual Fund Sergio J. Lupetin N. Christopher Renzulli Michael F. Specchierla Nicolo M. Coffaro 1997 Thomas D. Mauriello Charles J. Rinaldi Alfred C. Vasso John J. Cremins 214 Members Angelo V. Michilli Joseph F. Shovelin Gerard M. Woods Christopher P. Crowley 13 Donors John M. Murphy Brian J. Terry Michael J. Fink 6.1% Participation Robert Murphy Mark A. Varrichio 1988 Thomas D. Fleming $2,708.25 Total Giving Thomas G. O’Brien Joseph F. Voli 205 Members Brian P. Harpur $1,535.00 Annual Fund Gerard P. Parker Martin J. Waters 31 Donors Robert J. Hicks Michael K. Atadika John C. Reidy 15.1% Participation Terence A. Huvane Anton Dengler Edward A. Resina 1985 $38,843.15 Total Giving John P. Hynes Thomas L. Gallivan James G. Rizzo 183 Members $37,672.00 Annual Fund John Paul A. Iannace Mark E. Jennings Harold J. Shinsato 35 Donors Liam T. Baker Dominick J. Impemba Nicholas M. Junta Timothy J. Stanton 19.1% Participation David Z. Balaj Kevin P. Leahy John A. Kearney $16,152.50 Total Giving Eugene J. Chiulli Jason A. Lewis John T. Kivlan 1981 $14,652.00 Annual Fund John A. Corbett Albert A. Lione Christian H. Lange 160 Members Stephan A. Alkins Patrick E. Cullen Arthur T. O’Reilly Thomas L. Lavin 20 Donors James T. Brennan Michael J. Curtin Jesse P. Quinlan Michael R. McMorrow 12.5% Participation Paul J. Campisi Andres F. de Lasa Luke M. Sweeney Grant D. O’Donnell $31,310.00 Total Giving Dennis Cavalli Brian S. Dossie Efrem G. Tagliamonte Andrew M. Preisser $15,950.00 Annual Fund Angelo Cioffi David M. Dunne Joseph S. Tomaselli Patrick F. Rocchio Joseph M. Albero Anthony A. DeMartino Thomas E. Ehbrecht James R. Vercollone Philip K. Boyle John P. Doran Mark H. FitzPatrick E. Scott Wynne 1998 Michael B. Carr Gregory Drillock Anthony Q. Fletcher 234 Members Christopher P. D’Ablemont Brian Farrelly John J. Gilmartin 1993 16 Donors Joseph M. DeGuardia Patrick S. Farrelly Rey A. Hollingsworth-Falu 229 Members 6.8% Participation John M. Espejo Marc L. Flamino Kyle K. Huebner 20 Donors $13,050.00 Total Giving Craig W. Frascati Christopher W. Healy Nicholas J. Leshi 8.7% Participation $12,850.00 Annual Fund Eric J. Grubelich Biagio A. Iannace James J. Mangan $6,933.00 Total Giving John P. Alli Glen M. Holland Frederick M. Keller Brian J. McGee $4,108.00 Annual Fund Adam C. Cococcia Paul A. Lee Anthony D. Lanni Joseph A. McGowan Sean T. Barrett Peter P. Corritori Pasquale S. Locurto L. Michael Lazzari Londres E. Medranda Jason N. Buchanan Michael L. D’Amico Andrew J. Maloney Thomas J. Luppino Roberto A. Mignone Michael T. Campoli Kenneth R. Franchi John J. McCabe Robert T. Maffei Brendan C. O’Connor Myles J. Duffy Paul Hoffmann Antonio X. Molestina John L. Mallinson John J. Rapawy Henry P. Elliott Douglas E. Hundt Kevin J. O’Connor Patrick B. Maloney Eugene J. Rooney R. Paul Favale David R. Jeshiva Paul J. Pyrch Anthony E. Mazza Kevin J. Rooney Timothy O. FitzPatrick Christian B. Johnson Thomas M. Savino Charles W. McManus Thomas J. Ryan James G. Fowler Adam J. McGovern William B. Schwartz Darren F. McSpedon Ojilvy A. Sanchez Brian A. Franey Brendan P. McIntyre Francis J. Tarsney Christopher J. Michailoff Michael J. Sheridan Brian P. Gilchrist Vincent E. Murray Quince V. Venturino Raymond J. Mikovits James T. Smith Michael C. Hartmere Christopher M. Riley James E. Murray Graig C. Suvannavejh Marcos Hernandez Daniel K. Roque 1982 Michael A. Narvaez Robert M. Wallace Kevin P. Kenny Rocco A. Ungaro 199 Members Robert B. O’Connor Joseph J. Licursi Anthony Vannachaivong 25 Donors Patrick R. Pilla 1989 Christopher F. Lockwood $146,675.00 Total Giving Nicholas A. Pirulli 183 Members Michael V. Merrigan 1999 $ 64,825.00 Annual Fund Patrick C. Sbano 17 Donors Waldo Persteins 214 Members Robert A. Abreu Michael E. Scelsi 9.3% Participation Brian T. Powers 10 Donors Sammy Acebal Michael D. Trovini $4,975.00 Total Giving Maurice T. Reidy 4.7% Participation Peter G. Albero John J. Walzer $4.475.00 Annual Fund John J. Spillane $1,650.00 Total Giving Robert S. Boyle William J. Wollman Edwin J. Adlerman $1,650.00 Annual Fund Paul A. Brusco Robert J. Armati 1994 Alexander F. Brown John W. Canning 1986 Ashan M. Benedict 233 Members John N. Dunn Kornylo D. Chorny 194 Members Robert E. DaRos 30 Donors George G. Hicks Keith A. Corpus 32 Donors Edward H. Dickman 12.9% Participation Thomas J. Judge Brian S. Cromwell 16.5% Participation Alfredo M. D’Onofrio $7,432.25 Total Giving Brendan L. Maguire Joseph J. Donner $10,554.00 Total Giving Jonathan W. Henery $7,382.25 Annual Fund Arthur G. McShane Stephen J. Fearon $ 8,554.00 Annual Fund Kevin P. Leech Pasquale Antolino Christopher L. Norkus Michael S. Fitzpatrick Christopher A. Albero Philip LoScalzo Christopher W. Bertoni Michael A. O’Connell James M. Haddad Dean A. Basulto Edward D. Lyons Mark L. Boccardi Marek Sienko Ronald A. Hoina Christopher R. Bernard Bryan T. Mangan Sean M. Bowden Michael A. Ventorino Hung N. Kim James A. Boyle Michael R. Mitchell Benigno J. Caiola Brendan E. Neary Stephen M. Melnyk Michael E. Carey Richard K. Collins 2000 James M. O’Toole William R. Pettus Keith M. Cunniffe Carlton C. Coy 217 Members Sean Q. Salo Jon L. Rapillo Gerard Drohan Charon D. Darris 18 Donors Angelo A. Sedacca Daniel E. Reynolds William A. Ehbrecht Kenneth R. Deasy 8.3% Participation Jason A. Shramko James S. Rowen Giulio A. Faustini Brendan D. Delaney $2,100.00 Total Giving Joseph C. Scalisi Patrick C. Gillespie Michael F. DiMaio $1,875.00 Annual Fund John V. Sinon Daniel S. Hollman Michael E. Donoghue Calvin Auyeung Robert J. Sohr William T. Keane James P. Gannon Nicholas W. Caputo L. Anthony Specchierla Robert E. Lane Sean M. Gregory Michael T. Cox Edward J. Tretter Luigi LaVerghetta Gerald A. Guerrero Matthew C. Crea Christopher P. Lee 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 17

Christopher A. DiTata John M. Holland Alexander Harper Mr. & Mrs. Pietro Ciccone ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kennon ’10, ’14 William D. Donoghue Kevin J. Mullaney Devin A. Hauser Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Civetta ’11 Dr. & Mrs. Nabil Khoury-Yacoub ’11 Kenneth B. Edwards Michael E. Paranac David G. Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Manus J. Clancy ’13 Mr. & Mrs. George K. Kildoyle ’12 Michael Fraterrigo Matthew J. Rose Maxwell S. Kinder Mr. John Colon ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Killip ’12 Thomas J. Gallagher Christopher A. Sasso Berent A. Kowarick Mr. & Mrs. Cliff P. Connery ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Chul J. Kim ’12, ’14 Doyle P. Hunt Patrick R. Schramm Spencer T. Lathrop Mr. & Mrs. Arden G. Consolacion ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas King ’12 James P. Lewis Colum J. Weiden Jonathan M. Lee-Rey Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Constantine ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Antonios Kireopoulos ’14 Francis P. Lively Thomas W. LoPresto Mr. & Mrs. Steven Cope ’12 Ms. Areti Kitsios ’12 George P. Lyons 2007 Kevin Madrigal Mr. & Mrs. Eric Corrigan ’13 Ms. Helen Kohlhepp ’11 Maginn Moroney 235 Members Zachary R. Malegiannakis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Costelloe ’10, ’11, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Kolenda ’08, ’14 Joseph P. Neckles 4 Donors Shane P. McNulty Mrs. Virginia Crisco ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Frederico Kowarick ’11, ’12 Robert Salvatore 1.7% Participation Gaetano S. Migliaccio Mrs. Maria Cristiano ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Kraemer ’14 Aldo Terranova $250.00 Total Giving Zachary E. Miller Mr. Gilberto Cruz ’14 Ms. Brenda Krasnigi ’12 Justin L. Tolbert $250.00 Annual Fund Kevin T. Morley Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Cunningham ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Krause, Jr. ’05, ’06, Benjamin Chin Stephen C. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Rodrigo Curaming ’13 ’11 2001 John A. Mercorella III Nihad Musovic Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Curley ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Krusz ’03, ’11 203 Members Christopher C. Souther James L. Navarro Drs. Brian and Susan Cushin ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kukowski ’14 19 Donors James J. Tyrrell Kristopher C. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Radoslaw Dabrowski ’14 Ms. Rosemary Kwauk ’14 9.4% Participation Jose A. Ocampo-Carrasco Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dailey ’14 Dr. Sam Kwauk ’14 $4,498.00 Total Giving 2008 Douglas F. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian D’Alessandro ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Ronald LaCruise ’13 $4,398.00 Annual Fund 210 Members Kyle F. O’Keefe Mrs. Michele Dalmas ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LaFata ’14 Mark C. Ambrosi 11 Donors Michael J. O’Leary Mr. & Mrs. Gary D’Amico ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Lambros ’12 Jonas S. Bender-Nash 5.2% Participation Alexander M. O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Philip E. DeBard ’12 Drs. Jose & Teresa L. Lantin ’14 Stephen J. Caruso $485.00 Total Giving Raul Ortiz Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Del Giacco ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Latessa ’14 David W. Clarke $410.00 Annual Fund Connor J. O’Toole Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Del Pino ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Townsend Lathrop ’11 Francisco J. Ferrer Daniel G. Altenau Joseph R. Paulus Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. DeLasho ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher D. Lauber ’08, ’12 Blaise K. Goswami William J. Angiolillo Gregory J. Perito Mr. & Mrs. Anthony DeLucci ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lawton ’13 Matthew J. Hogan Nicholas J. Berti Gregory P. Perrotta Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Denneny ’05, ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lazzaro ’14 Christopher J. Jangl Joseph R. Buchheit Jonathan A. Petix Mr. & Mrs. Kenrick Deonarine ’14 Ms. Annick Le Coz ’13 Robert T. Lynch Joseph E. Duncker Michael T. Rukaj Ms. Deborah DePalermo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Lee ’13 Thomas G. McCabe Christopher E. Luboja Andrew W. Rush Mr. & Mrs. Louis DePaolis ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Lee ’12 Colm J. McCarthy Brian R. Murphy Joseph Russo Mr. & Mrs. James Desimone ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Leone ’13 Michael G. Murray Nicholas T. Murry Robert A. Saltzman Mr. Agustin Desintonio ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Guy A. Lester ’12, ’14 Patrick M. Owens Joshua F. Richardson Michael C. Santeramo Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Deutmeyer ’14 Ms. Vermaneta Lewis ’13, ’14 Nicholas M. Pane John A. Sullivan Michael V. Seminario Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Devine, II ’13 Mr. Gregory Limoncelli ’12 Matthew D. Rinklin Michael A. Wrotniak Christopher J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Devlin, Jr. ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Lindo ’14 Conal A. Schaller Chaqua P. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Rafael Diaz ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Lippolis ’13, ’14 Edward A. Sutton 2009 Andrew C. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Dieguez ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Slawomir Lisiewski ’11 Matthew P. Ventura 242 Members Adrian J. Teniuch Mr. Michael DiLecce ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Loftus ’13 Michael J. Viele 26 Donors Ryan G. Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. DiMarco ’14 Dr. Sandra Lombardo ’13 10.7% Participation Baggio Williams Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dmytryshyn ’14 Mrs. Marilyn LoPresto ’11 2002 $1,095.00 Total Giving Christian X. Wright Mr. & Mrs. Michael Doino ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Loughlin ’12 190 Members $1,095.00 Annual Fund Andrew J. Zarate Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Dolan ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’12 16 Donors Matthew D. Almeida Matthew Zuckerman Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Donahue ’12 Mr. & Mrs. David MacGown ’14 8.2% Participation Theodore W. Beale Mr. & Mrs. John R. Duffy ’06, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Celerino Madrigal ’11 $2,320.00 Total Giving Connor T. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Duignan ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Magnus ’05, ’13 $2,155.00 Annual Fund Vincent J. Bruzzese Current Parents Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Dunnion ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Jyotiraj Malana ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dunworth ’07, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Mannix Jr. ’14 Anonymous Justin E. Coleman Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dwyer ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Maresca ’12 Sean N. Finger Brian J. Cushin Ms. Patience Aboagye ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dziwura ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Marinucci, Sr. ’12 Joseph B. FitzSimons Michael T. Debellis Mr. & Mrs. William Adamo ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Harry Eagens ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Barry Markman ’13 Patrick F. Ford Jovalin N. Dedaj Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Addesso ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Egan ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Marren ’14 William F. Heitmann Nicholas E. DePasquale Mr. & Mrs. Charles Adeyanju ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eiden ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Marte ’11 Kevin F. Keller Joseph C. DiPaolo Mr. & Mrs. Jude Adjekughele ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellett ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Don Martin ’14 Charles G. Kerecz Ryan J. Fedak Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Aguiar ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Victor Escalona ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Martin ’12 Jared J. Kildare Nicholas A. Fiore Dr. Carol Allen ’12 Mrs. Andrea Eschen ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Cesar Martinez ’14 Roger R. Nani Jack D. Giannini Mr. & Mrs. John F. Alleva ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Jesus Esparza ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Martinez ’14 John A. Pacifico Dylan P. LaGamma Mr. & Mrs. Peter Alonzo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jan Fabry ’11 Ms. Margaret Martino ’12 Samuel W. Pond Miguel A. Lazo Mrs. John Anderson ’07 ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Fanelli ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Marzziotti ’13 Brian M. Ruckman Oliver B. Maurice Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson, Jr. ’12, ’13 Mr. & Dr. Peter Fata ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Mascia ’14 John O. Schopfer Kenneth S. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Andreycak ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Fearon, Jr. ’14 Mrs. George Masseo ’07, ’13 Richard A. Schwam Anthony J. Policastro Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Angelo ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Feerick ’14 Mr. & Mrs. David Massey ’06, ’08, ’12 John A. Stipicevic Nicholas E. Powers Ms. Angela Annunziata ’09, ’11 Dr. Norman C. Fell ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen May ’06, ’14 Matthew J. Sullivan David A. Santarelli Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Annunziata ’10, ’12 Ms. Mirta Figueroa ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Steven McCain ’12 Sean J. Schenk Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Antonelli ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fink, Jr. ’08, ’10, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarrick ’10, ’13 2003 Michael A. Signorile Mrs. Sandra Anyata ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Nick Fiore ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Mathew J. McConnell, Jr. ’14 206 Members Kevin J. Simek Mr. & Mrs. Christian Appenzeller ’03, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Flegar ’08, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen McConnell ’14 13 Donors Michael F. Spillane Mr. & Mrs. Azmi Arbash ’13, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Flynn ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Paul McCusker ’12 6.3% Participation Keegan Talty Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Arcuri ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Fondu ’07, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Brian McDonald ’13 $1,027.50 Total Giving Daniel P. Ward Ms. Naomi Asante ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fray ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John McEvoy ’13 $1,027.50 Annual Fund Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Bainbridge ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Froio ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Aidan McGoldrick ’12 Peter A. Antunes Ms. Lisa R. Bambino ’14 2010 Mrs. Geraldine Galanti-Bennis ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Peter McGrane ’09, ’10, ’13 Christian N. Appenzeller Mr. & Mrs. Wieslaw Banach ’14 206 Members Mr. & Mrs. Matthew E. Galligan ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher McGrath ’14 Richard V. Berretta Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barber ’14 20 Donors Mrs. Carmen Garcia ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGuinness ’09, ’12 James A. Burns Mr. & Mrs. John Barbera ’14 9.7% Participation Mr. & Mrs. Greg Garcia ’13 Mr. & Mrs. James P. McHale, Jr. ’14 Julian Delcampo Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Barbieri ’11, ’14 $760.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Jaime G. Garza ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna ’14 Edmund W. Humen Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Barreira ’14 $760.00 Annual Fund Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Gayanelo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Bryan McKigney ’14 Thomas M. Hunt Mrs. Inga Barrientos ’11 Daniel R. Berti Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Genovese ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James P. McKoy ’12 Joseph D. Lanza Mr. & Mrs. Martin Barry ’14 James V. Catuogno Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gerke ’11 Mr. & Mrs. David McLaughlin ’11, ’14 Gavin C. McMahon Ms. Stephanie Bartlett ’12 Henry L. Coll Mr. & Mrs. Robert Giannini ’10, ’14 Ms. Kathryn McLaughlin ’14 Gregory B. Moran Mr. & Mrs. David Bauer ’12 Joseph M. Dieguez Mr. & Mrs. William Gilbert ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John McMahon ’11 Timothy J. Nast Mrs. Magdalena Beale ’03, ’13 Daniel A. Donovan Mr. & Mrs. Nikolin Gjekaj ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNamara ’13 Frederick J. Schramm Ms. Kate Beck ’12 James P. Gallo Ms. Eileen Goff ’14 Mrs. Patricia McNulty ’11 Kevin R. Subramany Rev. & Mrs. John Behr ’13 Fred J. Gonfiantini Dr. Anne L. Golden McGinn ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Meaney ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bennett ’07, ’13 Kevin P. Grenawalt Mr. & Mrs. Neville Goldson ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Meirelles ’11 2004 Mr. & Mrs. Tom Bennett ’12 John J. Grenawalt Mrs. Janet Gonzalez ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Melnyk ’14 208 Members Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel Bentil ’14 Sean M. Hans Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gowan ’12, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Neil Merkl ’13 9 Donors Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Bergman ’13 Andrew W. Lenzi Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granda ’12 Mr. Thomas Milisits ’13 4.3% Participation Mr. & Mrs. Peter Berisha ’13 Eric S. Lynch Dr. & Mrs. Michael Grasso, III ’10, ’14 Dr. Edward Miller ’11 $460.00 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Juan Bernard ’14 Thomas E. McShane Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Gray ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Moessner ’14 $450.00 Annual Fund Ms. Nersa Berrios ’11 Mark J. O’Connor Ms. Elaine Graziano ’13 Ms. Ana Molina ’12 Joseph A. Altenau Mr. & Mrs. Ilir Bilali ’12 Nicholas M. Parisi Dr. & Mrs. Albert Graziosa ’12 Mrs. Grace Mons Pinto ’13 Brendan M. Barrett Mr. Andrew Bishop ’12 Matthew T. Pisciotta Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Griffin ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Jose Montane ’13 Thomas M. Brennan Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Bishun ’12 Steven Pisciotta Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Grinnell ’12 Ms. Marian Moorer ’14 Vijay H. DaCosta Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bleakley ’14 Bryan P. Ptucha Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Grogan ’12, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Pablo Morel ’12, ’14 Joseph R. DePierro Mr. & Mrs. Zachary Bonner ’11 Paul A. Toohey Mr. & Mrs. Walter Groszewski ’09, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Morley ’11 Kevin J. Hannon Mr. & Mrs. Chris Borgatti ’12 Gerard J. Williams Mr. Thomas Guinan ’11 Ms. Averil Morrison ’13 Bryan P. Kivlan Mr. William P. Brady ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gullo ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Morrissy ’14 John P. Luboja Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11 2011 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Haag ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michele Muollo ’98, ’13 Brendan M. Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Brosnan ’12 221 Members Ms. Willa Hagerty ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Murphy ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brouder ’14 72 Donors Mr. Keith Hammonds ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Murphy ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John Brown ’11 2005 32.6% Participation Mr. & Mrs. David Hannon ’04, ’08, ’10, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Mustich ’13 Ms. Yvonne Brown ’13 224 Members $2,590.80 Total Giving Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hanrahan ’12, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Navarro ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Browne ’13 11 Donors $2,590.80 Annual Giving Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hans ’10, ’13 Mr. Franklin Newton ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Brusco ’13 4.9% Participation Salvatore Annunziata Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt H. Harper, II ’11 Mr. Dominick Nieves ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12 $930.00 Total Giving Christopher J. Auricchio Drs. Doreen & Loren Harris ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan ’12, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Budris ’13 $910.00 Annual Fund Eugene B. Barrientos Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heitmann ’02, Mr. & Mrs. Denis Noonan ’12 Ms. Ines Buelto ’13 Paul T. Collins Kevin F. Brady ’07, ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Nowicki ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Carmel Bugeja ’06 ’11 Christopher J. Doyle Sean M. Browne Mr. Robert Herin ’13 Mrs. Deborah Oakes ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bugniazet ’13 Timothy J. Drucker James P. Brownie Mr. & Mrs. Paul Herrick ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O’Brien ’14 Mrs. Lucia Burgos ’13 Michael M. Duffy Anthony J. Bugeja Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Higgins ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Connell ’09, ’11, ’14 Dr. Henry Bylicky ’11 Ryan T. Keith Joseph A. Casino Mr. & Dr. Edward J. Higham ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. O’Connor ’10, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11, ’14 James P. Lundy Andre Roland A. Castillo Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Hogan, Jr. ’12, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Conor O’Driscoll ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Cadge ’12 Ivan P. Markoc Victor E. Chatelain Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hommel ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Chris Okasaki ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cahill ’11, ’13 Joseph N. Migliaccio Michael G. Cooney Mr. & Mrs. Robert Horne ’13 Ms. Linda S. O’Keefe ’11, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cahill ’09, ’13 Kevin T. O’Neill Kenneth P. Crisco Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Howard ’10, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John O’Neil ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Callahan ’07, ’14 Andrew C. Polimeni Gregory L. Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hughes ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Rourke ’08, ’12 Dr. & Mrs. David Calvello ’14 Steven F. Tesoro Brennan D. Cushin Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hyer, Jr. ’14 Ms. Lisa Ortiz ’11 Ms. Daysi Canarte ’14 Alexander P. Dalmas Mr. & Mrs. Louis Inglese ’10 ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O’Shea ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cappola ’14 2006 Andrew J. Del Bene Ms. Lisa Ivanov ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Sean O’Shea ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carey ’11 197 Members Alexander C. DePasquale Mr. & Mrs. Edward Jennings ’08, ’10 ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Donald O’Toole ’05, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Carlino ’11 14 Donors Gregory C. Desimone Mr. Ezekiel R. Jiles, Sr. ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick O’Toole ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carroll ’13, ’14 7.1% Participation Brendan R. Duffy Ms. Cristina Jimenez ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Pache Jr. ’13 Drs. Gianni & Lucia Carrozzi ’14 $1,485.06 Total Giving Kyle P. Egan Mr. & Mrs. Ilias Kambouris ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Paganelli ’10 Drs. Joseph & Carolyn Casino ’11, ’13 $1,485.06 Annual Fund Francis J. Ellis Mr. & Mrs. Stefan Kampe ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Sal Pagano ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Catalano, III ’07, ’11 Mark I. Andrews Jason N. Fabry Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kearse ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent C. Palermo ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Cavallaro ’13 Justin M. Barden Daniel J. Fiore Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keefer ’07, ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Palmer ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cavaluzzi ’13 Kyle D. Belluscio Philip E. Galligan Ms. Colleen Kelly ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Palmer ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Cerini ’14 Zachary R. Bordonaro Thomas N. Gerke Mr. & Mrs. Shaun Kelly ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Gustavo Palomino ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cervone ’13 John F. Bradley Humberto Gonzalez Mr. & Mrs. Brian Kennedy ’06 ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Paolicelli ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Chase ’13 Edward A. Coll Jordan S. Graham Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kennedy ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Paone ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Chrisphonte ’12, ’13 Lawrence P. DeBellis Brodie N. Guinan Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kennelly ’12, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Parisi ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cibelli ’12 2011 ANNUAL REPORT • 18

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Parker ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Boland ’96 Mrs. Dara M. Kane ’94, ’96, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Schmidt ’83 Gifts Made In Honor Of: Mr. & Mrs. Lance Patrouch ’14 Mrs. Margaret Bordonaro ’06 Mrs. Howard J. Kaplow ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Schoene ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Pearson ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Boustead ’04, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Keating ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Max Schwartz ’00 In Honor of Rev. John D. Alexander, S.J. Ms. Sandra Perez ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher T. Bradley ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, Mr. & Mrs. Mario A. Scolaro, Jr. ’73 Mr. Walter Gollinge Mr. Richard Perri ’12 Ms. Judith S. Bratnick ’95 ’85, ’87 Mrs. John G. Scott ’69 Mr. & Mrs. George J. Perrotta, Sr. ’09, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Broglie ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kenny ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Sherwood ’99 In Honor of Joyce Cromwell Mr. & Mrs. Stephan Petix ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kent, Jr. ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Sidoli ’89 Mr. Brian S. Cromwell ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pettus ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08 Ms. Bernadette B. Kingham ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Karel Simek ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Randy Pihota ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Nicola S. Brusco ’’79, ’82, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Kirk ’97 Mrs. Martin P. Sinon ’82, ’83 In Honor of Rev. John J. Leonard, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Platero ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke ’85, ’86 Mrs. Olga Kitt ’77 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Slevin ’90, ’98 Mr. Christopher J. Michailoff ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Dimko Popovic ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Byrne ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Klein ’08 Dr. Fred B. Smith ’00, ’03 Ms. Rosa Porforreal ’11 Mrs. Lynn Ann Campanaro ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Arnold W. Kobelt ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith ’95 In Honor of Pamela Sloan and Stephen May Mr. & Mrs. Simon Prosser ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. James F. Cannon ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Albert B. Krug, Jr. ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Snow ’08 Ms. Cecilia Bellora Ms. Jennifer Queally ’13 Drs. Eileen & James Canty ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Lackaye ’99 Mr. & Mrs. John Soares, III ’89, ’92 Gregory and Monica Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Queenan ’14 Mr. Carmine J. Capozzola ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Victor LaGamma ’05, ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Sohr ’82, ’83, ’86, ’93 Mr. Kevin Healy Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Quirke ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Capuano ’97 Mrs. Alice G. LaSala ’70 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Souther ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Ragone ’12 Mr. Peter J. Carolan ’86, ’89 Mrs. Cheryl Lauder ’87, ’92 In Honor of Thomas A. McKeever ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Milo Rajovic ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy G. Casper ’99 Mr. & Mrs. John Lawton ’06 Mr. & Mrs. David J. Spellman ’73 Mr. Ernest Abate Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Rapillo ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Cassels ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Leahy ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95 Ms. Janine Bassin Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Recine ’12 Mr. Robert T. Cassidy ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Lee ’86, ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Spillane ’09 Ms. Florence Behanna Mr. & Mrs. Michael Regan ’13 Mr. & Mrs. James Catuogno ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Leech ’89 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95 Mr. Michael Cacace Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Reilly ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Cavanagh ’02, ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Lenahan ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94 H. Chiccone Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Riccio ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Cella ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Lener ’76, ’81 Mr. & Mrs. James Stynes ’05 Mr. Jonathan Claude Mr. & Mrs. William Ried ’13 Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lenzi ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan ’08 Mr. John Collins Ms. Gina Riga ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Chin Fong ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Leshi ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Szpur ’08 Mr. Stephen Collins Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rini ’13 Dr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Chow ’03, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. Garrett P. Lewis ’00, ’07 Mrs. Patrick W. Tallon ’92 Gary Cosgrave/Pro Group Dr. & Mrs. Harold Robertson ’12 Mr. Edward V. Condon ’90 Dr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Liteplo ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Toohey ’10 Mr. William Costello Mr. & Mrs. Angel Rodriguez ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James Connery ’07 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Loftus ’07, ’08 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Torzilli ’94 Feyzan Dalay Mr. & Mrs. Jose Rosario ’13 Mr. & Mrs. James P. Connors ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Thaddeus S. Logan, III ’08 Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74 Smith Daley Ms. Gina Rossillo ’14 Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84 Mr. Frederick L. Longacre ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Mark I. Townsell ’05, ’10 Mr. Thomas Domanick Mr. & Mrs. Marcello Runco ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Consolazio ’05, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Tony Lopresti ’07 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Turley ’00 Mr. Roger Evans Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Saltzman ’11, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cook ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Lozito ’95 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Twomey ’01 Jean Everett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sanders ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corwen ’10 Mrs. Ned J. Luetich ’69 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tyrrell ’07 Mr. Bradford Everett Mr. & Mrs. James Sansevero ’14 Mrs. Jerry L. Crispino ’83 Mr. & Mrs. James Lundy ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05 Mr. Eugene Fox Mrs. Sheila I. Santiago ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crockett ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lypen ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Urban ’02, ’04 Ms. Celeste Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Savino ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Malone ’07, ’08 Mrs. Eileen P. Venditto ’01, ’04, ’10 Ms. Suzanne Golub Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Savoca ’12 Mrs. John Cronin ’89 Mrs. Ann M. Mangan ’88 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Ventorino ’99 Ms. Wendolyn Gordon Mr. & Mrs. Diego Scambia ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Crotty ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Many ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Dante Viano ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Graf Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Schwind ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Cullinan ’08 Mr. Joseph M. March ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vignali ’05 Ms. Josephine Hahn Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Seminario ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cunniffe ’10 Mrs. Anne Martyn ’78 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Walcott ’10 Mr. Stephen Holland Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sesti ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Louis S. D’Amico ’96, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Lino Maschi ’10 Mrs. William S. Wanago ’00 Mr. Clayton Hughes and Janine Bassin Mr. & Mrs. William M. Sexton ’12 Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00 Mrs. Robert J. Mauch ’84 Ms. Eileen E. Ward ’92 Ms. Brenda W. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Shortell ’14 Mr. & Mrs. William J. Davin ’97 Mrs. Eileen E. McCabe ’75, ’76, ’81, ’82, ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John F. Ward ’09 Mr. Michael Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Siebecker ’10, ’13, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John Dearie ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCabe ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Weiden ’06 Mr. Robert Kreitler Mr. & Mrs. George M. Sieniawski ’06, 13 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. A. Dearing ’78, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. McCarthy ’99, ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Jens A. Westrick ’94 Maddisen Krown Mr. & Mrs. Sunil Singh ’13 Mr. & Mrs. William F. DeMaso ’83, ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. McCarthy ’01 Mrs. Helen M. White ’79, ’81, ’86 Mr. James McKeever Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Singleton ’07, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeSanctis ’07 Mr. & Mrs. James B. McEvoy ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Williams ’10 Ms. Janet McKeever Mr. David Sipiora ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Jack DeVictoria ’01 Ms. Helen McFarland ’08 Ms. Joan Wollman ’85 Ms. Donna McNamara Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Sklitsis ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Peter DiIorio ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. McGahran ’94 Ms. Lai W. Yip ’00 Mr. Gerald Mohr Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Smith ’11, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. DiSenso ’95, ’96 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee ’88 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Young ’95, ’97 ’00 Ms. Elzabeth Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Paul Smith ’12, ’14 Mr. Randy W. DiTata ’00 Mrs. Richard McGowan ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Eric G. Yovine ’94, ’97 Mr. Thomas Mongan Mr. & Mrs. Tedd Smith ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Donovan ’10 Mr. Robert J. McGowan ’65, ’80 Mrs. Giuseppina Zullo ’82 Bogdan Radu Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Snyder ’11, ’12 Mrs. Amalia D. DonVito ’82 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09 Nancy Rein-Raphael Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Spano ’05, ’08, ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth McKenna ’07 Mauro and Camille Romita Mr. & Mrs. Peter Stanaj ’11 Mrs. Patricia Dossie ’88 Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05 Saverio Schifano Ms. Patricia Stanek Fallone ’12, ’14 Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill ’89 Mrs. Edward McLaughlin ’65 Friends Mr. Pasquale Sinisi Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sturges ’08, ’12 Mrs. Gerard Drohan ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin ’80, Mr. Shawn D. Ahern Mr. Kenneth Stern Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’11 Ms. Kathleen Duffy ’95, ’96, ’99 ’81, ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Baisley Ms. Jo Ann Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Howard Sullivan ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Duffy ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond V. McNamara ’01 Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J. M. Wetter Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan ’12, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dunn ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur G. McShane ’93, ’99 Mrs. Mary K. Boltz Mr. Donald Wicks Mr. & Mrs. William Sullivan ’14 Ms. Kathleen A. Dunne ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. McShane, Jr. ’10 Drs. Bernard & Antonia L. Bouillette Edward and Ann Wicks Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Elliott, Jr. ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent McTiernan ’06, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Byrne Mr. Gregory Wilson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sussingham ’11, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ellis ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Michael McWalters ’08 Mr. Brian Carney Ms. Allison Wright Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Suttlehan ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Emmanuel ’97 Mrs. Mary Ellen Melnyk ’82, ’90 Mrs. Agnes Coleman Mr. Jeffrey Wright Mr. & Mrs. Jozsef Szoldatits ’12 Mrs. Judith E. Falci ’76 Mr. & Mrs. John A. Mercorella ’07 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory G. Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Albert Tagliaferri ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fales ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Miller ’98 Mrs. Jennifer Coll-Berger In Honor of John W. Murphy ’53 Dr. & Mrs. Alfonso Tagliavia ’14 Dr. & Mrs. Eduardo M. Farcon ’83 Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Conway Ms. Jeanne Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Noel Tannian ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John P. Farrelly ’85 Mrs. Theresa C. Mitchell ’77 Mr. Steve C. Cortes Ms. Daisy Tapia ’11 Mr. Thomas P. Farrelly ’85 Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah J. Moran ’03 Ms. Katherine Corticcio In Honor of Rev. Eugene J. O’Brien, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Teran ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Fearon ’82 Mr. John A. Morgan ’03, ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Creegan Prof. John M. Connolly Mr. & Mrs. Rolf Treibert ’’04, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Fedak ’09 Ms. Ann M. Moriarty ’10 Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Mr. & Mrs. John Trimble ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Alvaro Fernandes ’06 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’97, ’00 Msgr. Charles J. Fahey In Honor of August A. Stellwag ’49 Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Troiano ’09 ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo R. Fernandez ’99 ’03 Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Morris ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Francis K. FitzPatrick Mr. Matthew Costello Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. Unrein ’07, ’09, Mrs. Joseph G. Fink ’92, ’94 Mr. & Mrs. Louis D. Moscatiello ’79 Mrs. Celeste W. Flynn ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Finnegan ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Moschetta ’90, ’92 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko, Jr. In Honor of Edward J. Tostanoski ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Valentino ’14 Mr. & Mrs. John N. Finnerty ’88 Mrs. Edward A. Muir ’88 Mr. and Mrs. Amato Giaccia Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Van Hoek ’14 Mr. & Mrs. James Flood ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Murray ’81 Mr. Walter Gollinge Mr. & Mrs. Alfredo Vega Sr. ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fogarty ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murry ’08 Ms. Jane A. Gomprecht In Honor of Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Velardi ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Leonel Fontoura ’09 Mrs. Mary B. Murtagh ’70, ’78 Ms. Suzan Gordon Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski Mr. & Mrs. Van Velle ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ford ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Neville ’80 Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins Mr. & Mrs. James Venia ’13 Mr. Donald J. Fowley ’91 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newton ’95 Mr. Ernest Harris In Honor of John J. Vrionis ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vigorito ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Francescone ’94, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Severo Nieves ’07 Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich Mr. Maurice Agresta Mr. & Mrs. Louis Violante ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Fucito ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Rosendo Nunez ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Henry Gabriel & Phyllis Bevilacqua Mr. & Mrs. John Viti ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O’Brien ’86 Mrs. Eileen Herbermann Mr. Bruce G. Bott ’59 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Vullo ’13 Mrs. Alice Gaffney ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Richard O’Brien ’09 Rev. Msgr. Carl D. Hinrichsen William & Melanie Brady Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Vulpi ’12 Drs. Martha & William Gallagher ’00 ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Rory O’Brien ’05 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Homer Michael P. Cesa, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Wagner ’12, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Gallagher ’87 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. O’Connor ’76, ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Joao Mr. Thomas M. Collins Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Walsh ’11 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. Gallivan ’97 Mrs. William A. O’Dwyer ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Joynt Terrence M. Connors, Esq. ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wartman ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Primo A. Gambetta ’83, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. O’Neill ’99, ’03 Rev. Philip G. Judge, S.J. Mr. James W. DiMarzo ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wellstood ’12 Mr. & Mrs. James L. Garrity, Jr. ’10 Mrs. William P. O’Sullivan ’87 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Kahl Mr. Richard C. Dinter ’64 Mr. & Mrs. James Welsh ’09, ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Nik Gegaj ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John V. O’Toole ’89 Sr. Regina Kehoe, OSU Mr. Kenneth R. Doyle ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Werner ’12 Mr. & Mrs. William Geiger ’05 Mrs. Jeanne Pacchiana ’76, ’79 Mr. Joseph B. Kennedy Mr. John F. Droney Mr. & Mrs. William J. Werner ’01, ’03, Ms. Carol M. Gentile ’93 Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon ’75, ’78, ’80 Mr. Carl C. Landegger Ms. Florence L. Erbe ’09, 14 Mrs. Patricia R. Gibney ’89 Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pappas ’07 Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. LaSalle Mr. David R Fleiner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Whelan ’11, ’14 Mrs. Raymond W. Gillespie ’86 Mr. Vito N. Pasquale ’86 Mr. John Lordan Ms. Lisa Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Whyte, Jr. ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gilligan ’81, ’83 Ms. Mariann G. Perseo ’001 Ms. Mary Jane Maloney Mr. Nickolas Friedrich Mr. & Mrs. Scott Williamson ’11, ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmartin ’85, ’88 Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Petriccione ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mari Mr. John R. Gavigan Ms. Gail Wilson ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Petrocelli ’86 Rev. John J. Mattimore, S.J. Mr. Frederick H. Grein ’64 Mr. Jerry Wolf ’12 Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Goldhagen ’04 Mr. Richard C. Pettus ’82 Mr. Robert McKee Terry & Dianne Griffith Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11 Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht ’65 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Pinkowish ’07 Ms. Marlane Melican Mr. Edward F. Hagan ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wrotniak ’08, ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Gonfiantini ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Rodolfo P. Pinzon ’90, ’94, ’96 Mrs. Alice Mellen Hanson Dental Care Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Zajac ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Bidyut K. Goswami ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pisciotta ’10 Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller John & Ellen Hashagen Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zappa ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Andre Gregory ’10 Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Policastro ’09 Mrs. Zita Millett Mr. Brian W. Heller ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zepf ’14 Mr. & Mrs. Harley M. Griffiths ’09 Mr. & Mrs. Vicente Polimeni ’05 Mr. Edward J. Mooney Mr. Leo I. Higdon Mr. & Mrs. Vassilios Zoumboulias ’13 Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler ’87 Mr. William B. Pollard, III ’89 Mrs. Jean A. Mulhern Mr. Denis J. Hynes ’64 Mr. Richard Zuckerman ’11 Mr. & Mrs. John Groetch ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02 Mrs. Valerie C. Nacinovich Ms. Carol M. Janas Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Grubelich ’79, ’81 Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Porpora ’06 Ms. Lorraine W. Nadler Mr. Kenneth S. Kelleher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George L. Haag ’84, ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Possavino ’83 Rev. Eugene J. O’Brien, S.J. Mr. Louis J. LaVecchia ’60 Ms. Rosanne Haggerty ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Powers ’02 Rev. Dr. Joseph Oechsle Alumni Parents Mr. H.E. Lentz Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hannigan, Sr. ’73, Mr. & Dr. Stephen Quigley ’10 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Ollquist Anonymous Mr. John F. Malone ’64 ’75, ’78 Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00 Mrs. John O’Neil Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman ’89 Mr. Robert F. Maloney ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Kaare Hansen ’04 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Quinttus ’10 Mr. Douglas B. Otis Mr. Alfonso Albero ’81, ’82 ’86 Mr. Patrick J. McInerney ’64 Mrs. Adrienne Harris ’88 Mrs. Evelyn Rabbino ’68 Mr. & Mrs. Craig Perry Mr. & Mrs. Donald V. Almeida ’09 Mr. Michael A. Milano ’64 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Harris ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Raggo ’08 Mrs. Mary C. Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Steve Alpert ’01 Mr. Thomas C. Monahan Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Hawley ’10 Drs. Doug & Ellen Reich ’08, ’09 Mr. Kevin J. Pigott Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Anderson ’07 Mr. Daniel J. Nyarady ’64 Mrs. Carol Hayden ’70 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Reilly ’99, ’04 Ms. Carol A. Purcell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Andruss ’88, ’89, ’91 Mr. Larry M. Oman Ms. JoAnn Healy ’00 Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss ’75, ’76, ’77, 81, ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Rankowitz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Angiolillo ’08 ’10 Mr. Andrew A. Paterno Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Heben ’98, ’02 Mrs. Eileen Reynolds ’82 Mrs. Joseph Reynolds Mr. Manfred R. Armbruster ’88 ’94 Ms. Chrystie H. Perry Ms. Charlotte A. Heese ’83, ’84 Ms. Jeannette Richardson ’08 Mr. Ken Rosenstein Mrs. Patricia K. Bader ’78, ’79 Craig and Sara Perry Drs. David & Lois Hinman ’95, ’97 Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84 Mr. & Mrs. Victor D. Russo Mrs. Celia Baluja ’87 Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoffmann, Jr. ’98, ’02 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio ’98 Dr. & Mrs. David Ryan Mrs. Margaret Banks ’87 Mr. Paul R. Pirro Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’98 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Rodriguez ’01 Maria Santorineou, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Baron ’91 Paul & Joanne Popely Lawrence J. Hutchison, Esq. ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Rose ’06 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin B. Barrett ’93, ’04 Mr. Michael A. Milano ’64 Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80 Mr. & Mrs. James J. Roth ’98, ’03 Rev. Raymond M. Sweitzer, S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Baum ’02 Mr. Anthony P. Motta ’64 Mr. John G. Hyland ’87 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ryan ’71 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Tilmont Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Beauboeuf ’06 Mr. Robert G. O’Donnell ’64 Dr. & Mrs. Ugochukwu B. Ike ’00 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Santangelo ’87 Rev. James R. Van Dyke, Jr., S.J. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bello ’03, ’05, ’08 Scott and Kristin Oman Mr. & Mrs. John C. Jangl ’01 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Santarelli ’09 Mr. William Wall Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Bernacchia ’07, ’10 Mr. Kevin O’Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Jobin ’86 Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Saunders ’88, ’90 Mr. Timothy T. Yates, Jr. Mrs. Romilda Bernazzani ’83 Mr. Damien O’Rourke Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Johnson ’70, ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Ernst R. Schaaf ’86, ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Berti ’08, ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O’Shea Ms. Mary Ann Josephson ’10 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09 Ms. Julie M. Blackburn ’10 Paul & Joanne Popely Mr. & Mrs. David E. Joyce ’01 ’05 Mrs. Marie A. Schirripa ’72 Mr. & Mrs. Kenan Boate ’06 Mr. Thomas H. 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Dean & Jill Heinrich Ms. Sandra Odell Jesuits of Fordham, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Joynt Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich Bogdan Radu John Vrionis Sportsman Scholarship Mr. Michael J. Kirk ’97 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Reilly Kipp NYC Through College Gifts Made In Memory Of: Mr. John E. Koecheler ’95 In Memory of Charles G. Herbermann ’37 Ms. Nancy Rein-Raphael Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club, Inc. Ms. Sarah J. Kretz Mrs. Eileen Herbermann Mauro and Camille Romita Knights of Columbus Mr. Richard W. Langan In Memory of Catherine E. Howley Ms. Maria Santorineou Knights of Columbus In Memory of Anthony P. Antonecchia Timothy & Suzanne Longlade Mr. Francis X. Howley ’83 Saverio Schifano La Manda Restaurant Corp. Mr. Gregory L. Antonecchia ’84 Ms. Diane E. Luciano Mr. Pasquale Sinisi Lands’ End Maureen & Christin MaClane In Memory of Mark A. Jeshiva ’96 Mr. Kenneth Stern Lanza Insurance Agency, Inc. In Memory of Louis Bastone ’79 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maccone Mr. David R. Jeshiva ’98 Ms. Jo Ann Taylor The George Link, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Mr. William Alago ’79 Manhattan Unlimited, Inc. M. Wetter Literary Society Foundation Mr. John W. Manning In Memory of Patrick S. Joyce ’88 Mr. Donald Wicks Morgan Stanley Foundation In Memory of Joseph J. Bendana ’66 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Matarazzo Mr. Kevin P. Murray ’87 Edward and Ann Wicks Mount Carmel Holy Rosary Mr. Timothy F. Horgan ’66 Mr. Andrew S. McArdle Mr. Joseph A. McGowan ’88 Mr. Gregory Wilson Nativity Mission Center Ms. Maggie M. McCarthy Ms. Allison Wright New York Fire Dept., Holy Name Society In Memory of Alfred J. Broderick ’42 Brian & Lorraine McDermott In Memory of John F. Justo ’72 Mr. Jeffrey Wright New York Province of the Society of Jesus Patrick J. Broderick Memorial Mr. John J. McLaughlin Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67 Our Lady of Assumption School Foundation Mr. Marybeth McLaughlin In Memory of Robert S. Memoli ’76 Saints John and Paul Church Ms. Donna McNamara In Memory of James V. Keneally ’81 Vincent A. Memoli, M.D. ’68 St. Aloysius School In Memory of Fred H. Brown Mr. Keith McNamara Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, St. Frances de Chantal Parish School Mr. Kamal A. Brown ’91 Mr. & Mrs. William McNamara ’85, ’87 In Memory of Thomas F. Perdisatt ’59 Strauss Paper Co., Inc. G. Prendergast-Meara Mr. Bruce G. Bott Waldorf & Associates In Memory of Thomas J. Byrne ’60 Ms. Mary Ellen Melnyk In Memory of Albert T. Kirchner ’26 Mr. Douglas E. Cummings ’59 Mr. Michael T. Gyves ’60 Mr. Robert C. Melnyk ’90 Mr. Michael D. O’Keeffe ’55 Mr. Ken Rosenstein Mr. Edward Merrigan Mr. William Wall In Memory of Rosalie Caporusso Phonothon 2010-2011 Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Miranda In Memory of John A. Krantz ’69 Mr. Frank D. Caporusso ’70 Thank you to the following alumni and Mr. Brian Mullery ’95 Mr. Patrick G. Finegan ’69 In Memory of James P. Phelan ’37 parents who volunteered their time to Mr. Vincent E. Murray ’98 Ms. Mary C. Phelan In Memory of John G. Carara ’70 participate in Phonothon: Ms. Angela Nigro In Memory of Patrick Lane Mr. J. Michael Horgan ’70 Declan & Josephine O’Callaghan Mr. Robert E. Lane ’86 In Memory of John J. Phelan ’31 Alumni Mr. & Mrs. James O’Connor John J. Phelan III ’59 In Memory of Luba Chorny John W. Murphy ’53 Ms. Bridie M. O’Neill In Memory of Christopher Linehan ’91 Mr. Kornylo D. Chorny ’82 Charles J. Pelisson ’53 Ms. Brianne E. O’Toole Mr. Matthew C. Fitzgerald In Memory of Eugenia Piantieri Robert J. Armbruster ’59 Donald & Mary O’Toole The Linehan Family Ms. Katherine Corticcio In Memory of John F. Connor ’62 Bernhard F. Preisser ’64 Joan & Mark Paglinco Mr. Richard J. Linehan ’90 Ms. Zita Millett Robert J. Reid, Esq. ’64 Joseph & Diane Piedmont In Memory of William M. Regan Thomas S. Sites ’67 Alessa Pindak In Memory of Rev. Edward F. Maloney, S.J. Mr. David Booth In Memory of Alexander Coyle William C. Porcaro ’67 Ms. Angela Pozzuto Ms. Mary Jane Maloney Ms. Kristin Miller John T. Connell ’70 Real Time Technology Solution Mr. Maurice Maloney In Memory of Thomas D. Rizzo, M.D. ’49 Ms. Mary Ann Miller James J. Parker ’71 Regatta Joes, Inc. Mr. John B. Waters ’96 Mr. Robert L. Brannigan ’49 Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74 Mr. & Mrs. James Reilly Mr. John B. Waters ’96 In Memory of Dennis E. D’Addario ’40 Guy A. Lester ’76 Edwin & Pamela Siebert In Memory of Kevin D. Martin ’90 Mrs. Dennis E. D’Addario Joseph M. Molloy, Jr. ’76 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sohr ’83 Ms. Sheila Martin-Reade In Memory of Anthony M. Rocchio ’98 Steven J. Rapillo ’78 Mr. John P. Soliman Frank & Lisa Mingione In Memory of Charles W. DaParma ’45 Martin D. Avallone ’79 Mr. Robert J. Stano In Memory of Alfred B. Mauro ’74 Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale Rocchio Mr. William M. Perry ’64 Nicholas E. Brusco Mr. Kevin Stephens Ms. Suzan Gordon Patrick J. McNierney ’79 Mr. John Titus In Memory of Rita R. South In Memory of Dwight D. Darcy ’63 Michael D. Sullivan ’79 Mr. James F. Tripp In Memory of Michael J. McCabe Mr. Christopher A. South ’72 Anonymous John J. Davey ’80 Mr. Aurelio Vetrini ’96 Mrs. Eileen E. McCabe ’75, ’76, ’81, ’82, Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60 Michael E. Carey ’86 Mr. Marco Vitolo ’87 In Memory of Rev. John V. Strong, S.J. ’57 Christopher P. Lee ’86 Kenneth & Patricia Whaley Mr. John J. McCabe ’81 Mr. Edward Greene ’57 In Memory of John E. DiLorenzo ’77 Charles A. Lippolis ’86 Mr. & Mrs. John Zilm Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75 Mr. Steven J. Flynn ’77 Adolph J. Mondrone ’86 Mr. William J. McCabe ’76 In Memory of John N. Sullivan ’45 Thomas D. Rizzo, M.D. ’77 John G. Morriss ’86 In Memory of Rev. Vincent J. Duminuco, S.J. ’51 Mr. Lawrence F. Doyle ’57 Thomas M. Courtney ’87 Mr. William J. Caruso ’51 In Memory of Harry McDonough In Memory of Brendan Dolan ’82 Noel P. Firth ’87 Mr. Edward J. Costello ’57 In Memory of Kevin J. Sullivan ’35 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78 Robert P. Ford ’87 In Memory of Michael J. Durso ’51 Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary ’87 Thomas V. Giordano ’87 Mr. Frank Abate In Memory of James G. McGinty ’55 John L. Haley ’87 Nataliya Shender Mrs. James McGinty In Memory of Edward J. Tostanoski ’40 In Memory of William J. Donoghue Stephen F. Herman ’87 Joan Ann Mauro Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski Mr. Kevin J. Hannon ’04 Dario A. Martinez ’87 Gloria and Dorothy Garbarino In Memory of Joseph W. McGovern Donn J. McNamee ’87 Beatrice Castiglia Catullo Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 In Memory of Michael J. Tully ’58 In Memory of Kevin Dossie John F. Neary ’87 Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65 Mr. Joseph J. Trautlein ’58 Mr. Brian S. Dossie ’88 Patrick J. O’Brien ’87 In Memory of William R. Fischer Kevin P. Murray ’87 Ms. Lyn Dominguez In Memory of Marie McGovern In Memory of Annamaria and Alfred In Memory of Christopher M. Duffy ’96 Patrick E. Cullen ’88 Jayne & Martin Edelman Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 Vasso, Sr. Michael & Alison Alexander Michael J. Curtin ’88 Ms. Elizabeth Hallin Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65 Mr. Alfred C. Vasso, Jr. Beechmont Tavern Anthony Q. Fletcher ’88 Ms. Mary Spera Mr. Max Bernestein Brian P. Harpur ’92 In Memory of Philip C. McGovern ’63 In Memory of Christopher Waldorf ’16 Ms. Rose McCann Blades Sean M. Bowden ’94 In Memory of Edward J. FitzPatrick Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60 Mr. Christopher V. Waldorf ’46 Ms. Eileen Brennan Charon D. Darris ’94 Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93 Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern Ms. Christine M Brown Albert N. Sackey ’94 In Memory of Thomas D. Waters ’33 Mr. Stephen P. Byrne Ralph D. Soto ’94 In Memory of Theresa R. Flamino In Memory of Paul F. McKenna ’65 Ms. Lorraine W. Nadler Mr. William J. Byrne Vincent E. Murray ’98 Mr. Marc L. Flamino ’85 Mr. Charles R. Snyder ’65 Ms. Elizabeth Cain Michael G. Murray ’01 In Memory of Dewayne M. Williams ’89 Robert J. & Alicia Cammilleri Michael J. Viele ’01 In Memory of Edmund P. Flynn ’61 In Memory of Edward J. McLaughlin ’65 Mr. Michael J. Corcoran ’61 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Casper Sean N. Finger ’02 Mrs. Celeste W. 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