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Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends Honor Roll of Donors Dear Alumni, Parents and Friends ach year as we prepare this report that honors our generous donors to Saint Anselm College, I am reminded E how truly grateful I am for each person on this list. The 2010-2011 Honor Roll of Donors is more than just a listing of names. It is an expression of the regard each of the 5,704 individuals included in this publication has for Saint Anselm College. It is encouraging evidence that, even during challenging economic times, good people still find ways to support what they feel is important in their lives. As we reflect on another year in the life of our beloved Saint Anselm College, we also are mindful of our responsibilities to ensure that future generations will have the opportunity to experience the distinctive Catholic, Benedictine liberal arts education that we offer here. We are reminded of the great work of our founders who had the vision so many years ago to create a great institute for learning on the Hilltop. Our college has grown and advanced so much since those early days, certainly beyond what the founders could have imagined. But what has not changed is the value placed on Catholic education, on learning to respect human life, on how to show gratitude for the blessings in our lives. As we prepare for the future of Saint Anselm College through the implementation of our new strategic plan “Looking Within— Reaching Beyond, Vision 2015,” that includes revising our curriculum and adding new majors to meet the needs of our students as well as improving our facilities and campus life, we look to all of you to help ensure that we fulfill our mission of educating future generations. On behalf of the entire Saint Anselm College community—I express my deepest gratitude for all your gifts to this institution. Be assured of my continued prayers for you and your loved ones. Sincerely, Jonathan DeFelice, O.S.B. ’69 President Honor Roll of DonorsOfficers and Trustees Officers of the Corporation – Fall 2011 Daniel T. Flatley Right Reverend Matthew K. Leavy, O.S.B., Chair of the Members Trustee, Flatley Foundation, Braintree, Massachusetts Brother Isaac S. Murphy, O.S.B., Vice Chair of the Members Very Reverend Peter J. Guerin, O.S.B. HD ’02, Secretary of Kevin J. Gould ’76 the Members Retired COO, Tyco Healthcare, Duxbury, Massachusetts Reverend Peter J. Guerin, O.S.B. HD ’02 Edward A. Hjerpe III, Ph.D. ’81, Chair of the Board of Trustees Professor, Department of Theology, Saint Anselm Charles W. Pollard, Esq. ’79, Vice Chair and Treasurer of the College, Manchester, New Hampshire Board of Trustees Joanne Pietrini Smith ’85, Secretary of the Board of Trustees Edward A. Hjerpe III, Ph.D. ’81 Reverend Jonathan P. DeFelice, O.S.B. ’69, President of the College President and CEO, Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston, Boston, Massachusetts Board of Trustees – Fall 2011 Roger L. Jean ’70 HD ’06 Retired Executive Vice President, Liberty Maurice L. Arel ’59 HD ’89 Mutual Group, Boston, Massachusetts Retired President and CEO, Pennichuck Water Corporation, Nashua, New Hampshire Right Reverend Matthew K. Leavy, O.S.B. Abbot and Chancellor, Saint Anselm College, Denise T. Askin, Ph.D. HD ’08 Manchester, New Hampshire Emerita Professor, Saint Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire Richard J. Meelia ’71 Chairman, Board of Trustees, Covidien, Timothy R. Austin, Ph.D. Foxborough, Massachusetts Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of the College, The College of the Holy Cross, Worcester, Massachusetts Thomas A. Melucci Sr. HD ’98 President and CEO, Hope Valley Industries, Richard L. Bready ’65 North Kingstown, Rhode Island Chairman and CEO, Nortek, Inc., Providence, Rhode Island Brother Isaac T. Murphy, O.S.B. Ann M. Catino, Esq. ’82 Prior, Saint Anselm Abbey, Manchester, New Hampshire Attorney and Partner, Halloran & Sage, LLP, Hartford, Connecticut Dorothy (Otis) Musho ’85 Senior Vice President, Head of Treasury Management Marie C. Chabot-Fletcher, Ph.D. ’81 Sales, Capital One, New York, New York Birch Hill Consulting, LLC, Birchrunville, Pennsylvania Frank A. Piantidosi ’70 The late Joyce C. (Hoyt) Clifford, Ph.D., R.N., F.A.A.N. ’59 HD ’89 Former CEO, Deloitte North American Financial President and CEO, The Institute for Nursing Advisory LLC (Retired), New York, New York Healthcare Leadership, Boston, Massachusetts Joanne Pietrini Smith ’85 Robert P. Connor Senior Vice President, AXA Financial, New York, New York Executive Director, Hess Group, LLC, New York, New York Charles W. Pollard, Esq. ’79 Reverend Mark A. Cooper, O.S.B. ’71 HD ’04 Retired Vice Chairman, Omni Air Chief Financial Officer, Saint Anselm College, International, Scituate, Massachusetts Manchester, New Hampshire Michael J. Riegel ’92 Charles A. Crowley ’81 Vice President-ISV and Developer Relations, IBM Global Senior Vice President, Keefe, Bruyette & Services, Research Triangle Park, Raleigh, North Carolina Woods, Inc., New York, New York Charles F. Rolecek Jeannette M. Davila ’83 HD ’99 CEO, The Premier Companies, Manchester, New Hampshire Senior Vice President, Learning Manager, Commercial Banking, Citizens Financial Group, Manchester, New Hampshire Barry F. X. Smith ’87 Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Cash Business, Reverend Jerome J. Day, O.S.B. ’75 State Street Global Advisors, Boston, Massachusetts Pastor, Saint Raphael Church, Manchester, New Hampshire Reverend William J. Sullivan, O.S.B., ’66 Reverend Jonathan P. DeFelice, O.S.B. ’69 Professor, History Department, Saint Anselm President, Saint Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire College, Manchester, New Hampshire Geraldine (Healy) DeLuca ’77 Joseph E. Sweeney ’83 Human Resources Manager/Consultant, Dealogic, President, Financial Planning and Products & Services, 120 Broadway, New York, New York Ameriprise Financial Services, Inc., Minneapolis, Minnesota Stephen J. Ellis ’69 Brother Andrew L. Thornton, O.S.B. Retired Senior Vice President/National Director Professor, Modern Languages and Literature, Saint of Sales, Retirement Plan Solutions, The Hartford Anselm College, Manchester, New Hampshire Insurance Group, Pittsburg, New Hampshire William J. Farrell, Ph.D. HD ’98 Emeriti Trustees President, Rivier College, Nashua, New Hampshire Mary Anne Behnke Monsignor William P. Fay, Ph.D. Thomas P. Flynn ’57 Pastor, Saint Columbkille’s Parish, Brighton, Massachusetts William M. Kelly ’66 2 Dear Alumni, Parents andHonor Friends Roll of Donors s I look at the list of 5,704 names on the following pages, I am truly amazed by the outpouring of support. We all know Saint Anselm College A is a special place—a place that many of us hold dear to your hearts. I have had the privilege of being part of the Saint Anselm College community for 13 years. Each day as I come to campus, I feel honored that I have the chance to work for an institution that focuses on providing quality education, strong moral values, and service to others in the Catholic Benedictine tradition. Yet to see, in black and white, the names of each and every person who took time to give back to the college during the last year is just remarkable. Each gift to Saint Anselm College, no matter how big or small, is so important. Collectively, these gifts provide scholarship support to our most-deserving students; help provide important resources to our faculty and staff, improvements to our facilities and new programs for our students. As we implement our strategic plan, “Looking Within, Reaching Beyond—Vision 2015,” we need all of our alumni, parents and special friends to help secure the future of Saint Anselm College. Our goal over the next four years is to continue to increase our participation rate among our alumni, so that we have 27% participation rate. Reaching this goal will allow us to help financially secure Saint Anselm College’s place for years to come. As can be seen in the pages of this report, Fiscal Year 2011 was tremendously successful and we hope to build on this success over the coming year. We are all mindful of today’s uncertain economic conditions, but despite these challenging times, we raised more than $2.6 million for The Saint Anselm Fund, helping our outstanding students achieve an excellent Catholic, liberal arts education, rooted in the Benedictine tradition. I especially would like to recognize the leadership of our dedicated Board of Trustees, and in particular, Frank Piantidosi, who served as Chairman of the College Advancement Committee, whose tireless efforts helped grow The Saint Anselm Fund over the past several years. I am incredibly proud of our youngest alumni who have embraced philanthropy and shown love of their alma mater. This past year, 886 people became President’s Society members—the largest number in the 19 year history of this society. Of those 58 were at the Associate Level, representing our 10 most- recent graduating classes. With all the challenges facing our young alumni—job searches, graduate school, student loans, starting families—this show of support is truly outstanding. And a special thank you to Trustee and Alumnus, Richard Bready ’65, whose generous challenge helped secure new President Society members and Annual Scholarships. On behalf of the Saint Anselm College staff, I would like to again thank everyone who donated at any level for their generosity. Remember, every gift— every dollar—counts. I look forward to again reading your name in our Fiscal Year 2012 Honor Roll of Donors. Sincerely, James F. Flanagan Vice President for College Advancement 3 College Advancement Ways to Give The College Advancement team at Saint Anselm is ou can support Saint Anselm College in many ways. We are always pleased composed of the offices of to discuss in more detail the various methods of giving. For further details, Development and Alumni please contact Jim Flanagan, Vice President of College Advancement, at Relations.
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