FALL 2016 To Serve as Jesus Did The AHA Impact on the World

AHA Alumna Mary Jo Copeland ’60 © L’Osservatore Romano Photo

Holy Angels Annual Report 2015 – 16 Alumni Profiles Class Reunions Sports Highlights Class Notes Alumni Calendar of Events p. 3 p. 4 p. 7 p. 22 p. 29

Academy of Holy Angels 6600 Nicollet Avenue South Richfield, MN 55423 612-798-2600 The mission of the Academy of Holy Angels is to educate and nurture a diverse FALL student population so that each student, as a whole person, may achieve 2016 2016–17 Board of Trustees full potential to excel intellectually, to live spiritually, to lead responsibly, to act John Arms ’86 – Chair Brian McGrane justly and to serve selflessly. Pat Brekken Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Tim Cleary Susan Oeffling, CSJ Jon Duval ’93 John Orner 2 Perspective — 8-21 Annual Report Summary Beth Frye Jeff Patrias Scott Hemenway Carolyn Puccio, CSJ The Holy Angels Mission, and Thank You Donors Michelle Dupont Johnson ’80 Dan Riley Alumni and the Impact Michael Jones JoAnn Sperl-Hillen on Our World 22-27 Class Notes Chuck Knapp Father Mike Tix Michelle Lynch Todd Vollmers 3 Alumni Profiles 28 In Loving Memory Marie Povolny Maslowski ’98 AHA President Tom Shipley – ex officio 29 Mark Your Calendars 4 News for Alums Sue DePauw, Executive Assistant to the President – ex officio

5-7 Around the Campus 2016–17 Administration Thomas E. Shipley, President Heidi J. Foley, Principal Michael Kautzman, Athletics Director AHA Alumna and Angelus Award Winner Mary Jo Copeland ’60 Mark H. Melhorn, Assistant Principal/Activities Director Meg Angevine, Admissions Officer is the founder and director of Sharing and Jesse A. Foley ’89, Major Gifts/Alumni Officer Caring Hands and Mary’s Place in Minneapolis, Brian M McCartan, Annual Fund Officer which provides food, clothing, shelter, Sarah Hauer, Marketing/Communications Officer transportation assistance and medical help to Rebecca Tofte, Chief Campaign Officer more than 20,000 poor and homeless people Joe Berg ’05, Admissions Associate each month. Mary’s Place Transitional Housing 2016-17 Alumni Board offers 92 apartments that can accommodate Annette Margarit ’73, President more than 500 needy people at a time. Mary Jason Boerboom ’02, Vice-President Jo has earned a multitude of awards for her Joan Rourke ’65 work including the McKnight Foundation Mark Erazmus ’85 Award, Minnesota’s Best Entrepreneur in Social Allison Rufsvold Cadogan ’02 Responsibility, the Norman Vincent Peale Blake Bauer ’06 Unsung Hero Award, the Pax Christi Award, Jack Finnegan ’06 the Crosier Award for Outstanding Ministry, Terry Garland Braun ’98 Dan Meyers ’82 The Presidential Citizens Award, the Relevant Radio Leading in Faith Award and more. Lauren Gazich ’12 Mary Jo has dedicated her life to serving the very poorest of the poor and as an AHA alumna, we hold her up as a model of someone who serves as Jesus did. Information Communiqué is published three times is from Sharing and Caring Hands website: sharingandcaringhands.org a year. Submit items to [email protected]. AHA reserves the right to edit all submissions. The cover picture shows Mary Jo Copeland being received by Pope Francis in 2015 Special thanks to Charlie Gorrill, David Frear, Joe Berg ’05, with Saint Paul and Minneapolis Bishop Andrew Cozzens in the background. Kathy Cassidy, Gretchen Amigon, John Waterston, and others Credit: Viaggio Apostolic Negli USA-Congedo Nunziatura Apostolica. 24/09/2015 for photos for this publication. AROUND THE CAMPUS

Glue From the President What holds us together Greetings from the corner of Nicollet and 66th! I am hopeful that this and keeps us coming back letter finds you enjoying the beautiful Glue. Have you ever noticed that there Minnesota fall and the wonders that is a powerful, indescribable glue that come to view during this changing holds your Holy Angels circle together? season. It is with pleasure that we send For many, Rock the Lawn 2016 was the mortar that bound you this Fall Communiqué, which us together in the form of music, brats, drinks and the simple, includes our 2015-16 Annual Report highlighting the many familiar proximity to each other on a warm evening in June. exciting happenings from this past year. And what a year it was! As I walked the lawn, I found myself reverting to habits that Academy of Holy Angels was blessed with many tremendous are 30 years old and counting. “Well hello, Mrs. Hanley!” student and faculty achievements. We can speak to a financial “Hola, Senora Murray!” “Coach, can I get you a brat or a picture that not only is fiscally sound but also positively beer?” “Eich, your hair is getting gray.” positions AHA for the next step in our plans to maintain and Many in my AHA world have formed lasting impressions in enhance an exciting learning environment filled with new my memory, in my life. They are the first person I met those opportunities for the students and families we serve. many years ago when I began my freshman year. The person We have much to be proud of and to celebrate in 2015-16 I laughed with during homeroom. Over the years, they turned including: into the person who propped me up when I needed propping. Our Students and Staff The person I propped up when it was their turn. The person who was in my wedding. Upon returning to AHA, each friend • An extremely successful AdvancEd Accreditation visit is a bit longer in the tooth, but every bit as wonderful, funny and school appraisal ranking Holy Angels as exemplary and giving of smile and spirit as they always were. Though time in programs and student achievement has passed, we remain connected — glued — through an intangible • Three National Merit Honor Scholars and two bond that is the AHA spirit. commended students That glue is strong for those of us with long histories at • A senior class of 2016 with a cumulative average ACT AHA and it’s just as strong with the new AHA community score of 27 — our highest score ever. members as well. People I’ve only met these past few years: teachers, alums, students, parents, coaches. Amazing people • A total of $5.1 million in scholarships was accepted by who all make up and carry on the common bond that is AHA. 52% of the graduating seniors of 2016 In the coming year, I hope all of you find a moment here and • 96% of our students participated in co-curricular activities there to strengthen your own AHA glue. Call that old classmate. Return to campus for a play or game. Warm your spirits with • A Girl’s State Basketball Championship that wonderful AHA connection, and build upon it for years • A State Championship in Knowledge Bowl to come. • One Act Play “Starred” at State The AHA glue. I don’t have the recipe for it. But thankfully, I know where to find it. Our Financial Outlook AHA experienced the largest Annual Fund gift total in the John Arms, Class of 1986 School’s history with total contributions over $1.4 million. In Chairman, Board of Trustees addition, we increased the number of total givers to the school by over 400. Supporters also helped fund the renovation of the Richfield Ice Arena adding new lockers and other general improvements. For the fifth consecutive year, our fiscal budget ended with a positive revenue balance. Our Enrollment Admissions and marketing efforts provided a great result for our 2020 class. We enrolled 166 freshmen which is the school’s largest class in recent history. Continuing a trend that speaks to the programs we offer and the services we provide, AHA started the 2015-16 school year with 615 students and ended our academic year with 627.

Sincerely Yours in Christ, Tom Shipley, President John Arms and his classmates at Rock the Lawn

FALL 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 1 perspective By Major Gifts/Alumni Officer, Jesse Foley ’89 The Holy Angels mission, alumni and the impact on our world

In accepting the Angelus Alumni Award in 2015, 12,000 graduates have had their lives transformed by our Joe Clubb ’79 reflected on the collective impact of the AHA mission. AHA graduates by the thousands have gone out in mission on the world. His thoughts about how the AHA the world and, as the Sisters of St. Joseph would say, “found mission had molded his life and guided his career in the field and fulfilled the unmet needs of the time and helped the dear of personal counseling and mental health struck me at the neighbor without distinction.” time and have inspired me ever since. What are some of those unmet needs of 2016? To answer In the same breath, Joe was quick to point out how that question, just look at the pictures below. many of his AHA classmates have also lived lives of servant An AHA education prepares students to achieve, lead and leadership and have been instruments of change in a variety serve in college and beyond. 12,000 graduates strong means of fields. He listed the many ways that his AHA classmates that AHA alumni are a powerful force for good and for and friends were taking the mission of AHA into the fields of change in a world that desperately needs both. science, law, education, politics, business and social service How has the AHA mission transformed your life? and, each in their own way, positively impacting people and How has your response to that mission affected our world? communities locally, nationally and globally. What are you doing to support your alma mater and our If you consider the collective impact on the world of great mission so that it can serve more students and have an Joe’s class of 1979, combine it with your own class and all even more profound impact on the world? graduating classes since 1877, you’ll find that approximately

Clockwise from top left: Peter McGrane ’13, works on a model for a bridge that he’ll build in Nicaragua; Nickolas Murdakes ’13 volunteers with Journey of Hope; Leah Geislinger ’94 serves our country; Jessica Boerboom’s friends meet to plan her son Joe’s fundraiser (see page 24); and Anne Keppel Rusert ’84 on an Annunciation Youth Ministries trip to Pine Ridge, SD, in July 2016.

2 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 ALUMNI PROFILES A lifetime goal: serving, mentoring, teaching Like many young adults in the ’60s, Alice King Women. She and her Moormann ’56 protested the Vietnam War for a time. husband Michael (who died “That led me to think it was important to learn more about in 2000) were moderators our political process,” she said. And that led her to lifelong in the pre-marriage course involvement and a leadership role in the League of Women for young couples at the Voters Minneapolis. Minneapolis Catholic Youth This Fall, Moormann and her efforts were featured in the Center. University of Minnesota College of Education and Human She is a trustee at Development’s CE+HD Connect publication. St. Lawrence Catholic In 2015, the League of Women Voters Minnesota Church and Newman recognized Moormann with the Hope Washburn Award Center — which ties her to for her outstanding work — work that has included directing the University of Minnesota the League’s neighborhood elections service, serving as a Newman Center where moderator and consultant, and training League members she and Michael met to facilitate elections for Minneapolis neighborhood as students and which organizations and community groups. She has also served transitioned to the St. Lawrence Parish in 1998. as volunteer coordinator, nominations chair, and twice “I have always worked to be supportive of the gifts and co-president for the Minneapolis League. talents of others,” she said. “I believe that goal was nurtured A few years ago, she researched and organized an by my education at AHA and through the love and example exhibition at the Hennepin County History Museum about set by my parents.” the League and its role in the women’s suffrage movement in Moormann lives in South Minneapolis. She has three Minnesota and more. children and five grandchildren. Moormann, who graduated from the University of See the entire CE+HD Connect article at Minnesota in 1960 with a degree in art education, has connect.cehd.umn.edu/educating-voters focused both her professional and volunteer careers on supporting and mentoring others. In addition to her work Thank you to the University of Minnesota, reporter Gayla with the League, she taught art at Ramsey Junior High and in Marty, and photographer Dawn Villella for allowing AHA after-school programs for woman at the League of Catholic to adapt their work for this publication.

“No higher calling than serving one’s community” Leo E. Twiggs ’00 joined the United Nations Dartmouth College, Twiggs now leads a law and human rights Development Program (UNDP) in Myanmar, where program in the Myanmar province of Kachin. About his experience, he works to strengthen institutions of democratic Twiggs shares, “The joys include learning new things from people and local governance, support the environment and every day and about the obstacles they face when attempting to access disaster risk management, and support government justice. [However], working in a conflict setting means anxiety about efforts for poverty reduction. A graduate of escalation of violence, and dealing with lack of resources and basic infrastructure.” Previously, Twiggs worked as an institutional development officer for a nonprofit in Washington D.C and then went on to attend and graduate from University of Minnesota Law School. Soon after, he took a fellowship with the International Commission of Jurists in Geneva, Switzerland, and took his Masters of Laws (LL.M.) there. Twiggs credits Holy Angels’ foundation of education and service in his personal and professional life. “I bring the commitment to service that AHA taught me to my work every day, and feel particularly blessed that my job allows me to serve and empower others, even if in only small ways. [At AHA], I was taught that there is no higher calling than serving one’s community,” he says. His wife, Stephanie Hurst Twiggs, and their son, Leo Jr., joined him in Myanmar in early 2016. Stephanie has taught English and art at a Leo (second from left) and Stephanie Twiggs local school, and they feel welcomed by the local Kachin community. at a Myanmar naming and blessing ceremony “They support us daily, and we in return try to give back.”

FALL 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 3 NEWS FOR ALUMS Homecoming & Hall of Fame 2016 AHA alumni returned to campus for Homecoming 2016 to cheer on the Stars and to see friends, classmates and teachers! AHA students enjoyed a week of theme days, pep fests, “stud-liners,” competitions and powderpuff football. New for 2016 was a semi-formal dance on Saturday night and the students loved the change. At the AHA Activities Hall of Fame ceremony AHA recognized and honored the outstanding accomplishments of Kristin Wiener ’03 for basketball, Joe Meyer ’83 for baseball and the 1998 and 1999

State Champion Boys’ Golf Joe teams. Honored for golf Meyer ’83 were: Coach Randy Nelson, Jake Ehrlichmann ’98, Rod Wimberly ’99, Kevin Ackley ’99, Ryan Paulson ’01, Tony Poehling ’00, Nick Sundboom ’00, Kristin David Anderson ’99, Ryan Boerboom ’99, Tom Solum ’02, Andrew Garland ’00, and Jason Wiener ’03 Boerboom ’02. Each acceptance speech touched on the incredible impact that the AHA mission and educational experience has had on the lives of these outstanding alumni. Reunions! Class reunions were plentiful in 2016! The Class of 1966 celebrated their 50-year reunion in August with a luncheon at AHA.

Other reunions, pictured at right, top to bottom: Class of 1956, Class of 1980, and Class of 1991.

Left: Caitlin O’Donnell ’19 compares school uniforms with Janet Kort Miller ’66.

Below: The Class of 1966 Reunion Planning Committee.

4 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 Faith and Service | AROUND THE CAMPUS The AHA commitment to service At Holy Angels, service is at the heart of our mission — Faith in Action and you’ll find it integrated into all aspects of school life, including academics, student organizations, and AHA’s Faith in Action initiative is closely related to its sports athletics. All AHA student organizations sponsor all- and activities programs. The goal is to encourage students to school service projects throughout the school year: pray, grow in faith, value service, and learn leadership skills Student Government heads up a Christmas Basket Drive; while competing in sports and participating in school clubs and National Honor Society provides tutoring services; activities. Sports team members attend Mass each season as Students Assisting Students provides an outlet for a team and begin each practice with prayer. All groups adopt service projects during their season. Here are some examples: students to serve one another — whether it’s just to offer a welcoming smile or to lend a hand when life at school Boys Soccer: Varsity players work at the Minnesota gets hard. Ovarian Cancer Association run and walk each year. AHA has also adopted a service requirement for graduation which specifies that students complete Girls Swim: In October, the girls swim team packed meals meaningful service opportunities to receive their diplomas. for Haiti at Feed My Starving Children. They filled 76 boxes, Here are a few examples of how AHA helps students which will feed 104 children for a year. In early November, make service a part of their lives: they participated in a sprint relay called “The Hour of Power” to benefit sarcoma research. CMT Girls Soccer: Six senior girls on the girls soccer team initiated The Campus Ministry Team (CMT) is an elective in the a “little sisters” program for the six freshmen who made the theology curriculum for students in the senior class. It varsity soccer team this year. They also packed meals at Feed includes an intense service component. CMT members My Starving Children. not only participate in regular service opportunities, they serve as leaders for other students by promoting service Girls Tennis: Players and coaches helped the Society of activities and mentoring younger students who participate. St. Vincent de Paul with its annual “Friends of the Poor This year, CMT students will work at 17 different Walk” at Incarnation Catholic Church in South Minneapolis. agencies throughout the Metro area. Football: Team members conducted a three-day football AHA Way camp for younger students at Phelps Park this summer. In Holy Angels introduced the addition, the team participates in a mentorship program AHA Way concept in 2009. The where older players are paired with younger teammates. They emphasis during those first years set weekly academic, practice, game, family, and spiritual was to empower students to goals, and the partners assess their progress each week. understand that every member Cross Country: Team members volunteered at the Medtronic of the AHA community was Twin Cities Marathon this fall. important, to develop problem- solving skills, and to encourage an environment of success. The AHA Way’s four guiding principles are: • Help others and ourselves succeed • Be part of the solution • Communicate “You matter” • Honor the absent AHA Way is back this year with an expanded and more global emphasis. “This year’s theme is The AHA Way 2.0,” Principal Heidi Foley says. “We’re talking with students about the essential need to have a positive impact on our community. We want to help our students be good listeners, learn tolerance, and to be respectful people of our world. Much rests on their shoulders as they become the leaders of tomorrow. We all must model and teach the Girls Swim Team members worked at Feed My Starving Children AHA Way.” this fall.

FALL 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 5 AROUND THE CAMPUS | Academics Best-ever 27.0 Dan Dimond earns average ACT for META Lifetime Award In September AHA’s Resident Designer for Theater Dan Dimond received the Minnesota Educational Theater the Class of 2016 Association’s Dedicated Lifetime Award. The award Motivated students + highly trained teachers + a well-designed recognizes Dimond for a career in educational, community, curriculum + intentional test prep with data analysis = high and professional theater programs throughout the Midwest. standardized test scores. Dimond has worked on more than 80 AHA productions. This is the prescribed formula that Principal Heidi Foley He joined the AHA theater program in 1994, and has cites when talking about the Class of 2016’s average ACT been an AHA art teacher since 1996, focusing on drawing, score of 27. The national average ACT score is 20.8, and the painting, production, and stagecraft. Minnesota average is 21.1. Dan is also notable for founding the school’s AP Studio The Class of 2016 was not only a gifted group of students, Art course and being a member of the committee that they worked very hard, says Principal Foley. Under the wrote the current art and theater standards for the state guidance of their teachers, pursuing a rigorous high school of Minnesota. curriculum including AHA’s Advanced Placement Program, “I know I must undertake and knowing how to prepare for and take the ACT, they what is a very intimate act, achieved the highest score in the last 20 years by a graduating teaching with an open and class. Congratulations! honest heart,” Dan said. Talking about achievement Thanks to Andrew Wig from the Richfield Sun Current for About AP performance: AHA offers 17 Advanced Placement the content in this story. (AP) classes. AP courses are taught according to the curriculum developed by the College Board. They are Principal Heidi Foley congratulates college-level classes that offer students an opportunity to Dan Dimond on his META award. earn college credit and advanced placement. They also help students prepare for college by giving them a picture of what college classes are like and by building their confidence through their AP participation. AHA’s philosophy is to Robotics provide a college-level course experience for all students. Each year, students from FIRST Robotics (the competitive AHA wants students to be motivated and to be academically robotics organization in which AHA participates) provide ready to experience a rich, rigorous course of study that will demonstrations and engage in competition in the Education prepare them for college. Building at the Minnesota State Fair. Teams can compete In the 2015-2016 school year, 81 percent of all seniors in manufacturing or electrical engineering events for grades took at least one AP test; 72 percent of juniors took at least nine through 12. one AP test. In the spring 234 students took 575 AP exams. This year the AHA team decided it would enter a robot The exams are scored on a five-point scale. A score of into the electrical engineering contest. The students used 3 or higher usually qualifies a student for college credit or their robot from a competition last March but removed all college advanced placement. A total of 79 students were the wiring and completely rewired the robot. Because of acknowledged for excellent performance on their AP exams their organization and workmanship, the team won first last spring. place in the electrical engineering category for tenth grade. The team is coached by AHA Science Teacher Jason Hall. Ryan Carter named National Merit Scholarship Commended Student Ryan Carter ’17 has been named a Commended Student in the 2017 National Merit Scholarship Competition. He is being honored as a Commended Student as a result of his performance in the 2015 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. We congratulate Ryan for placing among the top 5 percent of the students in AHA’s robotics team won an electrical engineering award the competition. at this year’s Minnesota State Fair.

6 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 Sports & Activities | AROUND THE CAMPUS

FALL 2016 SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS AHA sports and activities have an incredible fall season VOLLEYBALL primary team sports ended up playing in a game with the opportunity to advance to state. The Stars had one of their best seasons in program history. After finishing first in the Duluth East and Visitation GIRLS SOCCER finished with a record of 14-5-1, Invitationals, the Stars earned the #1 seed in Section 4AA advanced to section championship and advanced to their first State Tournament since 1995. The team faced two top-5 ranked teams at the Xcel Center BOYS SOCCER finished with a 13-6-1 record, won three and finished their season with a final record of 27-6. The playoff games and advanced to section championship program has a record of 50-12 over the past two seasons FOOTBALL beat the #1 team in the section on the road, and will look to continue to improve on what has been an advanced to section championship impressive season. It is notable this year that all four of our teams advanced TRAPSHOOTING The Stars team finished in first place to their section championships with volleyball advancing all five weeks of conference competition to State. It’s the first time in memory that every one of our

Make a note of these AHA theater season opens with Our Town AHA fine arts events The AHA theater season opened with a traditional favorite this fall, Thornton this school year Wilder’s Our Town, which ran from late October to mid-November. “It is a classic and one of my favorites as well. What fun it is to watch Monday, December 19, 7:00 p.m. my students of 2016 discover it for the first time,” Director Gregg Sawyer Christmas at the Academy said of the play. Joycelyn featuring bands and choirs Reiter starred as the Stage Manager; Claire Hollingsworth Sunday, February 26, 1:00 p.m. was Mrs. Gibbs; Rachel Holm Winter Band Concert played Mrs. Webb; Collin Wegener was Dr. Gibbs, Sunday, February 26, 3:00 p.m. and Ted Haeg played Mr. Sacred Choral Concert Webb with Lucas Roberge Wednesday, May 24, 7:00 p.m. as George Gibbs and Lucy Spring Pops Concert Blissenbach as Emily Webb. featuring bands and choirs Plan now to see the 2017 spring musical Big Fish, April 21 – May 7 scheduled to run from April Spring musical Big Fish 21 through May 7.

FALL 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 7 2015 – 2016 Annual Report Summary

The Holy Angels Annual Report Now…a time of Support our opportunity Annual Fund by Tom Shipley, AHA President At Holy Angels, our mission is to make STARS who then Academy of Holy Angels has a rich tradition of service to go out and make a difference in the world. We provide students and families in the Twin Cities area. Ever since our our students with great college preparation, daily faith founding in 1877 by the Sisters of St. Joseph, the school formation and service opportunities, a rich activities has committed itself to excellence in education and service program, all within a warm, supportive community and to our legacy and mission as a Catholic institution. environment. Throughout its history the school has been dedicated to To fund our mission, we need your help! Annual gifts preserving its past, providing for the present and planning are critical, because they collectively support nearly for the future. It has achieved that by embracing new 20 percent of our programs. Plus annual gifts help challenges and adapting to change all while remaining fund scholarship and financial aid for more than 250 steadfast to its mission. Now Holy Angels prepares to meet students! the new challenges brought forth by months of planning Every gift, no matter the amount, helps our students and input from many of you on important initiatives become STARS. Last year, more than 2,000 AHA necessary for the school to sustain itself as an educational community members, and more than 1,000 AHA leader. The next five years will be critical for our high alumni, made a gift to support our students. This year, school. We have the opportunity to build on its already our targets are 2,400 overall donors and 1,200 alumni strong reputation by means of our new capital campaign, donors. So please give today! “Our Call: To Lead and Serve.” The campaign Case for To learn more about the AHA Annual Fund, go to Support identifies the major areas of emphasis and those academyofholyangels.org/giving and click initiatives critical to our future. I invite each and every one Give to AHA. To learn more about providing annual of you to give prayerful consideration to how you might scholarship support for our students, click Annual assist Holy Angels in our effort to transform our tomorrows Student Scholarships. and lives of each student we teach in the days ahead. Flaherty Family Foundation: helping AHA open doors Holy Angels has established an incredible partnership with the is interviewed and is accepted as a Flaherty Scholar, the Flaherty Family Foundation (FFF) to help provide scholarship Foundation commits to paying a portion of the tuition to funds to high-potential students with economic need from the AHA for that student. The scholar’s parents have a set amount Twin Cities. In 2015-16 of tuition that they contribute (based upon their income level) the FFF provided partial and AHA raises funds from donors to assist with the difference. scholarships to 12 AHA There are several unique features about the Flaherty students. This year the Scholarship. First is the Foundation’s dedication and generosity FFF will provide a partial towards families and students who would not be able to access scholarship to 31 AHA a Catholic secondary education without significant financial students! generosity. Second is that the FFF carefully monitors the The Flaherty Family academic progress of each scholar and personally holds them Foundation works in accountable to a very high standard. Third, the FFF is aimed conjunction with area at supporting these students in high school, through college grade school principals and beyond. and admissions officers to Together, AHA and the Flaherty Family Foundation are identify 8th graders who opening doors and changing lives! If you are interested in fit their specific profile. supporting an AHA Flaherty Scholar, please contact Jesse Foley Once a student applies, at [email protected].

8 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Thank you, President’s Star Council members

The President’s Star Council is composed of Dennis and Janet Daley Froehling Anderson Humboldt Family Foundation Mark and Susan Lacek members who make yearly gifts of $500 or more. Mark and Linda Dalsin Elizabeth and Lawrence Frye IBM Corp. Matching Grants Kenneth LaChance ’91 We thank them for their support. Members for Scott Daly Rick and Ann Garland Program Todd and Suzanne Laing fiscal year 2015-16 are: Paulyne Davio GE Foundation Illinois Tool Works Susie Dolan Laird ’90 John Davy and Gregory and Susan Geitzenauer Infinia Bank Amy Landgren ’94 Anonymous (24) Thomas and Andrea Bose Maria Melcher Davy General Mills Foundation Irish Titan Christo and Abbie Lane 20Something Boulay Group Theresa and Daniel De Grace Brian and Susan Gengler Jarod and Stephen and Barbara Lapensky 50th & France Chiropractic Dr. Heidi Brandenburg Thomas and Amy DeHaven Betts ’45 and Don Giefer Fund Rebecca Lunde Jacobs ’91 Mary A. LaRock & Wellness Terry ’98 and Justin Braun The DeLude Family of the Catholic Community Penny Winzen Jacocks ’64 James ’84 and Jennifer Larranaga AAA Driving School Patrick and Julie Brekken Christine and Denny DeNio Foundation Paul and Jane Foley Jaeger ’53 Mardi and Paul Larson ABC Express, Inc. Brian G. Youmans Insurance Thomas and Susan DePauw Ryan Gilbertson ’94 Thomas and Jennifer Jasper Gregg and Laura Laumann Annette Adelmann Agency Inc Desert View Auto Auctions Gill Brothers Bruce Johnson and Jean Laumann AHA Booster Club Bridal Accents Couture, Inc. Peggy Duffy-Johnson William Dickey and Karen Steiner Gary Gillard and Lloyd Laumann Neil and Ann Stiehm Ahlstrom ’70 John and Melodie Bridgeman Yvonne Houle-Gillard Erik Johnson ’06 Judith Rauenhorst Doerr ’70 Jon Launstein ’88 Aim Higher Foundation Briggs and Morgan Glass Today Scott and Stephen ’88 and Nicole Dolan Daniel and Patricia Lavin Janet Albers James and Kyanne Brindley Gary and Michelle DuPont Johnson ’80 Donald’s Apparel and Uniform Michael and Kelly LaVine All Star Financial Cheryl Broich Martie Trader Glockner ’57 Steven and Joan Johnston John Dornik ’80 and Sarah Kalweit Stephen and Susie Lee Alliss Educational Foundation Deidre Ann Brossard ’53 Tom and Lisa Goblirsch Michael and Melinda Jones Dorsey & Whitney Gordon Lewis American Pie Pizza Gerald and Jean Bucksa Bernard and Sharon Goblish JP Morgan Chase Foundation James and Andrea Douglas James and Jeanne Licari Gregory and Keri Amundson Michael Budworth Gregory Grahn ’91 Judith Rauenhorst Mahoney Jerry and Joanie Downes Sheila Clifford Lind ’65 Grand Slam Sports and Family Family Foundation Ashley Anklam Anderson ’03 Buffalo Wild Wings Paul and Lana Downes Entertainment Richard Juettner Matthew ’88 and Brian and Mary Anderson Jim ’85 and Mark and Jeanette Dubanoski Christina Lockhart Deb Rocheford Burke ’86 Michael and Amy Gresser Jim and Jane Kane Christine Hunt Anderson ’71 James and Carolyn Duffy James and Leslie Lohan James and Griffin Companies Kristin and Chris Kane Jan McKenzie Anderson ’57 James Dunn ’85 Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas ’69 Debra Hartman Burns ’84 James Gross ’77 Steve Katalinich and Jim and Lori Anderson Craig and Susan Duren Drs. N. Martin and Lisa Lunde Tim Burns and Ground One of Minnesota Rachel Bagwell Margaret Angevine Jon Duval ’93 and Michelle and Scott Lynch Mary Beth Bungert Burns ’86 Bernard Shane Grutsch ’91 Michael and Adrienne Kautzman Charlie and Cathy Anhut Candice Knight Duval ’97 Fred and Diane Macchiocchi Phillip and Carla Steger Cable ’78 Gloria Hagen ’61 Kenneth and Applebee’s Duval Investment Group Gary ’76 and Sheila Machacek Cade Family Foundation Jason and Debra Hall Shari Eggenberger Kawiecki ’89 Arch Insurance Group James and Susan Easton William Mack ’86 Patrick and Jean Cadle Robert and Patricia Hall Gavin Kaysen ’98 Arkray USA, Inc. Becky Hall Egan ’87 Lynda and James Mader Dan and Beth Caffrey Jill and John Hamburger Thomas and Mary Kearney Judith Arms Bob and Sharon Eichten Schmitt Magures ’81 Gary and Christine Caple Jay and Elizabeth Hansen Richard and Jeanette Keinz John ’86 and Erika Luger Arms Doug and Katy Ascher Eiden ’81 Robert and Helen Malby Chad and Jennifer Carey Happy Time Surfside Inc Patrick T. ’92 and Ann Kelly Leo ’89 and Jane Arms Donald Elsen Ratna and Bernie Mallawaaratchy Dale and LeAnn Carlson Trude Nordquist Harrington ’63 Vincent and Jane Kelly Thomas Ford Ascher ’84 Laurie A. Elsen ’75 Mansfield Oil Company Gregory and Karen Carlson Robert and Lisa Harris Sheila Diehl Kelly-Hoyt ’56 Leon and Kari Ball EMKAT Annette Margarit ’73 Cars with Heart Mark and Peggy Haumersen Michael and Sara Kenefick Stan and Cindy Bandur Robert and Patti Engel Joseph and Patricia Margarit Catholic Community Foundation Robert and Mary Healy Margaret A. Kennedy ’64 John ’85 and Cindy Banovetz Mark Erazmus ’86 Catholic Services Appeal Thomas and Maureen Kent Marsh & McLennan Agency Paul and Susan Barton Hearth n’ Home Technologies Foundation Michael and Elizabeth Erickson Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 David Marshak Ann Marie Ness Bartz ’86 Kathleen Heenan ’60 Cedar West Family Denistry Angela and Bill Ernst Nick and Mary Jo Khalil Dave Martin ’93 Bear Creek Lodge Joseph and Christy Heil Center Management, Inc. Bill Ernst Gary and Kathy King Massage Envy Michelle Mahan Beck ’92 Chris and Patti Heimbold Champp’s Restaurant Mary Jo Feltl Katherine King ’65 Barb Matthews Daniel ’85 and Kimberley Becker Hell’s Kitchen Checkpoint Security Systems Feltl and Company Mark and Deborah Kinney Mary Matthews ’87 Beckman Coulter Foundation Thomas and Sheila Helm Mark and Jane Chronister Amanda Ferrill Obie and Catherina Kipper Max Steininger, Inc. William and Colette Bednarczyk Richard and Elaine Heltne Class of 1980 Richard and Cheryl Fey Jeffrey and Teresa Zech Kirby ’69 Melva D. Mayclin Troy Bell ’99 Scott and Marlena Hemenway Timothy and Carrie Cleary Firehouse Subs Patricia Doucet Klass ’62 Shannon and Michael Mayer Benevity Community Impact Fund HighMark Wealth Management Linda Smith Collins ’68 FIRST Richard and Barbara Klish Patrick and Patricia McAdaragh Timothy and Anastasia Benz Jim and Jane Hileman Concordia University – St. Paul Kirk and Molly Fischer Charles and Colleen Knapp Sumner and Nancy McAllister Berwald Roofing Co., Inc. James and Aileen Hill Kevin and Katie Conneely Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. ’01 Michael and Amy Kneeland Brian and Beth McCartan Best Buy Charitable Trust Jack Hillen ’04 Cooperative Dairy Marketing Flaherty Family Foundation Linwood and Luce Knight Matthew and Zenaida McCoy Beverage Air The YES Group Paul and Margaret Hirsch Pamela Cottrell Patrick and Ann Dalsin Flynn ’59 Jean and Mark Knutson Mark and Megan McGinty Mary Susan Bianchi Stephen ’80 and Beth Hoeppner Cowboy Jack’s Heidi Foley Jason and Lenora Kochanowski Brian and Katy McGrane Stephen Bianchi Curt and Karen Hoffman Cremation Society, Inc. – First Jesse ’89 and Troy and Bobbi Kochevar Daniel McGraw John and Nancy Bierbaum Annie Juettner Foley ’92 Jeff and Barb Hoffmann Memorial Waterston Chapel Phillip and Marynne Kopischke Scott and Ann McGuire Lon and Bobbi Black John and Hoglund Bus Company, Inc. Barbara and Michael Cronin Kopp Family Foundation Brian and Denise McKenna William and Wendy Blackburn Sheila Sarazin Folkestad ’83 Thomas and Crosstown Liquor Patricia McConville Holloran ’48 Judy Evertz Kramer Joseph ’77 and Diane L. Roberts Blake ’69 Michael Forseth and Rachel Vogel Sue Schaefer McNamara Todd and Nancy Cullen Dallas and Rosemary Holm Dean and Janell Kraus Kathleen Blatz ’72 Tom and Lisa Frank Mike McNamara Patty Meehan Cunniff ’65 Lawrence and Jennifer Holtgren Peter and Kym Kronschnabel John and Margaret Blissenbach Peg O’Connor Franzen ’53 Sam and Amy Meckey Robert and Mary Cure HomeTown Bank Michael and Carole Krutsch Steve and Rush Block David and Yvette Frear Mark and Karen Melhorn Custom Refrigeration, Inc. Terry and Amy Hoover Paul and Mary Pat Kurt Tom and Colleen Boerboom and Mary Czachor Eduardo and Maria Elisa Freitas Richard and Josefa Melhorn Maryann and Kevin Howe Angelo and Amy Kusber Ann Boeser ’73 Dale Studios Brent and Nancy Friendshuh Paul Mercer Robert and Joyce Humboldt Joseph and Karen LaBate

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Merchant & Gould Kevin and Sandra O’Brien Sr. Carolyn Puccio, CSJ Terrence and Ann Sandvik The Toro Foundation Teresa Blatz Walker ’44 Rob and Marita Ayshel Metcalf Patrick and Mary O’Brien Peter Puster and Gregg M. Sawyer Mike and Pamela Theirl Wallace Carlson Printing Joe ’83 and Beth Meyer Roger and Elizabeth Merry Paula Waschbusch Derek and Sara Schmitt David and Gregory and Lisa Walsh Jon and Leslie Meyer O’Daniel ’55 Frank and Linda Raab Richard Schmitz and Marlys Anderson Thies ’57 Michael and Michael Meyer ’76 Sr. Susan Oeffling, CSJ Betty and Steve Ragaller Lisa DuBois-Schmitz Thomson Reuters Sara Hammer Warner ’85 Derek Michalski ’06 Jeffrey S. Ogden and Susan Malouf Janice Rahm Steve and Kathryn Schneider Aaron and Julee Titze Adam and Sherie Warpeha Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Kyle O’Hehir ’11 Mollie Mulheran Raih ’61 Barbara and Dallen Schnichels Fr. Mike Tix Jerilyn Dunn Waters ’82 Marsha Poeschl Miller ’65 John ’88 and Stacey Olk Ray N. Welter Heating Company J. Nick Schultheis TowerPoint Capital LLC John Waterston ’02 and Minneapolis Foundation Gregory and Rhoda Olsen Razoo Foundation Mark and Maggie Schumacher Transport Express, Inc. Meredith Waterston ’03 Minneapolis Richfield American Todd and Ann Olson Red Cow John and Beth Schutz Travelers Community Connections Kent Weber Legion Aux #435 Michael and Brenda O’Neil Kathleen Reents Schwab Charitable Fund Robert Trembath and James M. Weides ’78 Minnesota Independent Opus Corporation Mary Ann Reents John and Christine Sennentz Jean Roskam Catherine and Pat Weiss School Forum Orange Theory Fitness – Calhoun John Reilly and Michele McKeown Suzanne Karnstedt Seyfert ’55 TRIA Orthopaedic Center Wells Fargo Minnesota Twins John and Kathleen Orner Michael and Lisa Reilly SharePoint Credit Union Truist Wells Fargo Community Minnesota Workwear David and Mary Pat Oslund Relevant Radio Kevin and Jane Shea Jason Tschida and Joanne DeGidio Support Campaign Minuteman Press Cheryl Otting Dr. Mary E. Reuder ’40 Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley Brian and Ann Turbeville Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Timothy and Lisa Miotti Jim Page Richfield/Bloomington Bill and Carin Simpson Twin Cities Orthopedics, P.A. John and Thomas and Katherine Moore Jennifer Pallas Credit Union Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet UBS Employee Giving Program Toni Martinson Welsch ’87 Thomas D. Moore ’96 Park Tavern Ricoh USA, Inc. Somebody Else’s Project Jack and Cindy Uldrich Mark Welter Morgan Stanley Jeff and Tressa Patrias Chris ’93 and Amanda Ritz Michael and Kathryn Spanier United Surface Preparation Ray and Carole Welter John and Sheila Moroney Patrick Kelly Insurance Agency Janet Robbie ’65 Theresa and Mark Sparboe United Way – Greater Twin Cities Rick Welter ’93 Jerry and Karen Morris Patrick Pazderka Richard ’78 and JoAnn R. Sperl-Hillen and Universal Athletic Charles and Christine Wiener Jacqueline Mrachek and Bob and Kim Pederson Marie Welbes Rodier ’78 John Hillen University of St. Thomas Windsong Farm Golf Club Michael Huyen Dave ’82 and Karen Pelner Alex Rogosheske Sports Star Photography Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Van Sloun Karen Mullin Winter ’55 Dean and Melpomeni Murdakes Stephen ’81 and RaNae Pelner Rogosheske, Rogosheske & St. John the Baptist Church John and Elizabeth VanderAarde Atkins, PLLC Margaret and David Winter Jane Randolph Murphy ’58 Performance Medical, Inc. Dave St. Peter Vanguard Charitable Kevin ’03 and Michael Wise ’75 and Timothy ’82 and Beth Murphy Paul ’83 and Mary Haymaker Staley ’61 Endowment Program Molly Nerhus Rollwagen ’03 Brenda Schieffert-Wise Philip and Rosalba Murray Julie Ryan Peterson ’83 James and Tracy Steiner David and Carolyn Vasos Daniel Rooney and Bruce and Patricia Wolfson Charles ’88 and Denise Musech William and Jamie Pettit Michael and Erin Steinlage John Viens Lisa Guyer-Rooney Dan and Cindy Woods James and Ramona Myott James and Leslie Pierce Mike and Sue Sullivan Kathy and Jeff Vigil Steve Rosch and Julene Lind Works Computing National Checking Company Pinstripes Patrick Sullivan Virtuwell by HealthPartners Bryan and Diane Ross Yeadon Fabric Domes LLC James and Rayanne Nelson Pizza Luce Summit Orthopedic Ltd Vision Custom Design Doris and Ron Rothstein Brian and Melissa Youmans Randall and Kristen Nelson Katie and Ted Plunkett Taher, Inc. Visiting Angels Michael ’94 and YourCause Paying Agent for Mary Margaret Ness Laura and Tim Vitelli Stephen and Barbara Plunkett Breanne Rothstein Mary Tambornino Corporate Giving Program Network for Good Todd and Joanie Vollmers Thomas and Nancy Plunkett Karl and Michelle Ruehling Brian Taney ’93 Troy and Jill Zangs Marty and Kate Flynn Nicklay ’85 Stephen and Caroline Vopatek Gregory and Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold Target Marge Carlson Zieska ’56 Norma C. Noonan Amy Revak Poehling ’79 Voya Foundation Paull Rukavina and Patricia Pettit Target Corporation Terry and Kathy North Tim Poehling ’87 Timothy and Rebecca Waldeck Scott and Anne Keppel Rusert ’84 TCF Financial Corporation Mary and Joe Nosek Matthew Povolny ’00 Waldeck Law Firm, P.A. Ben and Heather Rybak Ryan ’90 The K Foundation Denise Nygren Mary Powers Lisa and Michael Sackmaster The Medtronic Foundation Mr. William M. Oaster and Robert and Saint Paul Commodities, Inc. The Pentair Foundation Katherine A. Courrier Sally Hackenmueller Praus ’58 To become a President’s Star Council member, Saint Paul Foundation The Saint Paul Hotel Brian and Janelle Oberst Nick and Judy Priadka contact Brian McCartan at 612-798-2618 or Rod and Robin Sande The Toro Company Daniel and Jennifer O’Brien Theodore and Antonetta Prins [email protected].

Thank you, Legacy Society members ✝ indicates the donor has died

Legacy Society members have chosen to invest in Julie Holt Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Russell L. ✝ and Stephen and Caroline Vopatek future AHA students by remembering the school John and Patti Kasper Dean and Melpomeni Murdakes Jeannette Streefland Delmar and Mary Miles Woida ’56 in their wills or other estate plans. These donors Thomas and Mary Kearney Tom S. ✝ and Norma C. Noonan Elizabeth L. and Paul O. Swanson Elizabeth Parthun Zetzman ’60 ✝ help AHA meet the needs of students. Thomas and Maureen Kent Jeffrey S. Ogden and Susan Malouf David and Marlys Anderson Roy and Ofelina Zillmer Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 Joseph and Felicia O’Neill Thies ’57 Anonymous (17) Lawrence and Phyllis Casey Jean and Mark Knutson Kathleen and John Orner ✝ Jan McKenzie Anderson ’57 Rev. Robert T. Cassidy Barbara A. Kohler ’52 ✝ Jeff and Tressa Patrias Thomas Ford Ascher ’84 Mark and Jane Chronister Mary Elizabeth Lahiff ’38 ✝ Stephen ’81 and RaNae Pelner Michele and Phil Barnhill Kevin and Katie Conneely LaVerne Slagel Lewis ’48 ✝ Judy Brown Peterson ’56 ✝ Lauren and Ben Barron ’01 Betty Hamel Dolan ’47 Kathleen Johnson Lucas ’69 Jill and Patrick Reilly Anne Egerer Berg ’77 Donald E. and Leone F. Eichten Lawrence ✝ and Barb Matthews Marie Welbes Rodier ’78 and ✝ ✝ Helen Lamm Biedron ’55 Margaret and Richard Fleming Brian and Beth McCartan Richard Rodier ’78 John and Nancy Bierbaum Heidi Foley Judy McDonald ’82 Richard ’78 and Pamela and Joe Boston Rick and Ann Garland Marie Welbes Rodier ’78 Gerald and To learn more about the Legacy Society, Deidre Ann Brossard ’53 Don ✝ and Betts Arms Giefer ’45 Kathleen Hayes Meyer ’53 Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold contact Brian McCartan at 612-798-2618 Mary Kay Burns O’Brien Lisa Groves ’85 and Matthew and Kaleen Mikulski Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley Bunker ’42 ✝ Paul Bloomquist or [email protected].

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St. Joseph’s Circle Bruce Johnson Troy and Bobbi Kochevar Kathleen Blatz ’72 Robert and Joyce Humboldt Richard and Josefa Melhorn (Donations of and Peggy Duffy-Johnson Angelo and Amy Kusber Tom and Colleen Boerboom Humboldt Family Foundation Merchant & Gould $10,000 or more) Michael and Melinda Jones Mark and Susan Lacek Boulay Group Thomas and Jennifer Jasper Rob and Marita Ayshel Metcalf Anonymous (5) Kristin and Chris Kane Susie Dolan Laird ’90 Dr. Heidi Brandenburg Steven and Joan Johnston Joe ’83 and Beth Meyer Alliss Educational Foundation Thomas and Mary Kearney Michelle and Scott Lynch Terry ’98 and Justin Braun Richard Juettner and Michael Meyer ’76 Paul and Susan Barton Michael and Sara Kenefick Annette Margarit ’73 Michael Budworth ’90 Rita Tholen Juettner ’54 Jon and Leslie Meyer Catholic Community Foundation Charles and Colleen Knapp Marsh & McLennan Agency James and Jim and Jane Kane Derek Michalski ’06 Catholic Services Appeal Phillip and Marynne Kopischke Timothy ’82 and Beth Murphy Debra Hartman Burns ’84 Gavin Kaysen ’98 Marsha Poeschl Miller ’65 Foundation Kopp Family Foundation Randall and Kristen Nelson Chad and Jennifer Carey Margaret A. Kennedy ’64 Minnesota Independent School Judith Rauenhorst Doerr and Mary A. LaRock Mr. William M. Oaster and Linda Smith Collins ’68 Thomas and Maureen Kent Forum Lee Doerr Patrick and Patricia McAdaragh Katherine A. Courrier Todd and Nancy Cullen Pamela Matthews Kerber ’73 Minnesota Twins Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. ’01 Greg and Laura Keinz Miler ’85 Kevin and Sandra O’Brien Dennis and Janet Daley Obie and Catherina Kipper Timothy and Lisa Miotti Flaherty Family Foundation Thomas and Katherine Moore Jeffrey S. Ogden and Susan Malouf Jacqueline Mrachek and Heidi Foley Terry and Kathy North Orange Theory Fitness – Calhoun Michael Huyen Elizabeth and Lawrence Frye Opus Corporation John and Kathleen Orner Charles ’88 and Denise Musech Glass Today Jeff and Tressa Patrias Patrick Pazderka Mary Margaret Ness Michael and Amy Gresser Tim Poehling ’87 Dave ’82 and Karen Pelner Network for Good Erik Johnson Betty and Steve Ragaller Katie and Ted Plunkett Norma C. Noonan Michelle DuPont Johnson and Richard ’78 and Stephen and Barbara Plunkett Denise Nygren Scott Johnson Marie Welbes Rodier ’78 Richfield/Bloomington Brian and Janelle Oberst Barb Matthews TowerPoint Capital LLC Credit Union Sr. Susan Oeffling, CSJ Mary Matthews Truist Bryan and Diane Ross Gregory and Rhoda Olsen Brian and Kathleen McGrane Universal Athletic Mark and Maggie Schumacher Todd and Ann Olson Sam and Amy Meckey Vanguard Charitable Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet Bob and Kim Pederson Minneapolis Foundation Endowment Program Thomson Reuters Performance Medical, Inc. Jerry and Karen Morris Aaron and Julee Titze Mary Powers Patrick and Mary O’Brien Gold President’s Fr. Mike Tix Robert and Sally Relevant Radio Star Council Level Jason Tschida and Joanne DeGidio Hackenmueller Praus ’58 ($2,500-4,999) Doris and Ronald Rothstein UBS Employee Giving Program Nick and Judy Priadka Anonymous (2) JoAnn Sperl-Hillen and John Hillen John and Elizabeth VanderAarde Sr. Carolyn Puccio, CSJ Neil and Ann Stiehm Ahlstrom ’70 St. John the Baptist Church Visiting Angels Measuring those uniform skirts! Peter Puster and Paula American Pie Pizza Waschbusch James and Tracy Steiner John Waterston ’02 and Theresa and Daniel De Grace Richard and Barbara Klish Target Charlie and Cathy Anhut Meredith Waterston ’03 Frank and Linda Raab John Dornik ’80 and Sarah Kalweit Jean and Mark Knutson Marlys Anderson Thies and Scott and Marlena Hemenway Kevin and Diane Waterston Mollie Mulheran Raih ’61 Donald Elsen Peter and Kym Kronschnabel David Thies Judith Arms Catherine and Pat Weiss Mary Ann Reents Mark Erazmus ’86 Michael and Carole Krutsch Wells Fargo Educational John ’85 and Cindy Banovetz Wells Fargo Community Support Kathleen Reents Matching Gift Program Brian G. Youmans Insurance Campaign Richard and Cheryl Fey Kenneth LaChance ’91 Daniel Rooney and Agency Inc Ray and Carole Welter FIRST Todd and Suzanne Laing Lisa Guyer-Rooney (See notes) Platinum President’s Custom Refrigeration, Inc. Michael Wise ’75 and John and James ’84 and Jennifer Larranaga Steve Rosch and Julene Lind Star Council Level The DeLude Family Brenda Schieffert-Wise Sheila Sarazin Folkestad ’83 Lloyd Laumann Michael ’94 and ($5,000-9,999) William Dickey and Karen Steiner Michael Forseth and Rachel Vogel Gregg and Laura Laumann Breanne Rothstein Anonymous (4) James and Carolyn Duffy Silver President’s Peg O’Connor Franzen ’53 Jean Laumann Gary and Cynthia Rufsvold Aim Higher Foundation James Dunn ’85 Star Council Level Eduardo and Maria Elisa Freitas Jon Launstein ’88 Paull Rukavina and Patricia Pettit William and Colette Bednarczyk Craig and Susan Duren ($1,000-2,499) GE Foundation Daniel and Patricia Lavin Ben and Heather Rybak Ryan ’90 Benevity Community Impact Fund Jon Duval ’93 and Anonymous (6) Betts and Don Giefer Fund of the Stephen and Susie Lee Rod and Robin Sande Catholic Community Foundation Steve and Rush Block Candice Knight Duval ’97 AAA Driving School James and Jeanne Licari Terrence and Ann Sandvik Gill Brothers Kevin and Katie Conneely Michael and Elizabeth Erickson Annette Adelmann Sheila Clifford Lind ’65 Derek and Sara Schmitt Gary Gillard and Thomas and Susan DePauw Angela and Bill Ernst Gregory and Keri Amundson Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas ’69 Richard Schmitz and Yvonne Houle-Gillard Doug and Katy Ascher Eiden ’81 Tom and Lisa Goblirsch Brian and Mary Anderson Fred and Diane Macchiocchi Lisa DuBois-Schmitz Griffin Companies Jesse ’89 and Bernard Shane Grutsch ’91 Christine Hunt Anderson ’71 Lynda and James Mader Steve and Kathryn Schneider Annie Juettner Foley ’92 Gloria Hagen ’61 Robert and Lisa Harris Jan McKenzie Anderson ’57 Ratna and Bernie Mallawaaratchy J. Nick Schultheis General Mills Foundation Robert and Patricia Hall Schwab Charitable Fund Mark and Peggy Haumersen Ashley Anklam Anderson ’03 Mansfield Oil Company Bernard and Sharon Goblish Jay and Elizabeth Hansen John and Christine Sennentz Hoglund Bus Company, Inc. Arch Insurance Group David Marshak Gregory Grahn ’91 Trude Nordquist Harrington ’63 Suzanne Karnstedt Seyfert ’55 Terry and Amy Hoover Troy Bell ’99 Massage Envy James Gross ’77 Hearth n’ Home Technologies Thomas E. and Beth Anne Shipley IBM Corp. Matching Grants Timothy and Anastasia Benz Shannon and Michael Mayer Robert and Mary Healy Program Joseph and Christy Heil Sports Star Photography Corp. Best Buy Charitable Trust Brian and Beth McCartan Curt and Karen Hoffman Steve Katalinich and Thomas and Sheila Helm Michael and Erin Steinlage Mary Susan Bianchi Daniel McGraw Illinois Tool Works Rachel Bagwell Richard and Elaine Heltne Patrick Sullivan ’08 Stephen Bianchi Joseph ’77 and Michael and Amy Kneeland James and Aileen Hill Infinia Bank Lon and Bobbi Black Sue Schaefer McNamara Mike and Sue Sullivan Jack Hillen ’04

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Summit Orthopedic Ltd Phillip and Carla Steger Cable ’78 Patrick and Ann Dalsin Flynn ’59 Joseph and Karen LaBate Kevin ’03 and Justin Boysen ’15 Brian Taney ’93 Patrick and Jean Cadle Tom and Lisa Frank Amy Landgren ’94 Molly Nerhus Rollwagen ’03 Bozeman Stingers Hockey Club The Toro Foundation Dan and Beth Caffrey David and Yvette Frear Christo ’06 and Abbie Lane Karl and Michelle Ruehling Greg and Kim Brenny Mike and Pamela Theirl Gary and Christine Caple Brent and Nancy Friendshuh Mardi and Paul Larson Lisa and Michael Sackmaster Briggs and Morgan Transport Express, Inc. Gregory and Karen Carlson Froehling Anderson Michael and Kelly LaVine Saint Paul Foundation Deidre Ann Brossard ’53 TRIA Orthopaedic Center Dale and LeAnn Carlson Rick and Ann Garland Gordon Lewis Gregg M. Sawyer Buffalo Wild Wings Brian and Ann Turbeville Cars with Heart Gregory and Susan Geitzenauer Matthew ’88 and Barbara and Dallen Schnichels Burl Oaks Golf Club Twin Cities Orthopedics, P.A. Cedar West Family Denistry Brian and Susan Gengler Christina Lockhart Kevin and Jane Shea Kara Mae Caron ’15 United Way – Greater Twin Cities Center Management, Inc. Grand Slam Sports and James and Leslie Lohan Michael and Kathryn Spanier Timothy and Heather Carson John Viens ’75 Champp’s Restaurant Family Entertainment Gary ’76 and Sheila Machacek Theresa and Mark Sparboe Kathryn Cassidy ’15 Kathy and Jeff Vigil Checkpoint Security Systems Jason and Debra Hall William Mack ’86 Mary Tambornino William Clancy ’80 Virtuwell by HealthPartners Schmitt Magures ’81 The Pentair Foundation Clark Road Self Storage Vision Custom Design Robert and Helen Malby The Saint Paul Hotel Steven Cole-Schwartz ’00 Todd and Joanie Vollmers Joseph and Patricia Margarit The Toro Company John and Voya Foundation Dave Martin ’93 Travelers Community Connections Mary Bigelow Connelly ’49 Timothy and Rebecca Waldeck Melva D. Mayclin Robert Trembath and Jeanne Cota Jean Roskam Waldeck Law Firm, P.A. Matthew and Zenaida McCoy Sydney Courrier-Oaster ’15 Jack and Cindy Uldrich Wallace Carlson Printing Scott and Ann McGuire Cowboy Jack’s United Surface Preparation Kent Weber Brian and Denise McKenna Liz Crandall Mr. and Mrs. Van Sloun James M. Weides ’78 Mark and Karen Melhorn Mark and Kim Cressy David and Carolyn Vasos Wells Fargo Paul Mercer Elizabeth Cullen ’15 Laura and Tim Vitelli John and Minneapolis Richfield Judith Daleki ’54 Toni Martinson Welsch ’87 American Legion Aux #435 Stephen and Caroline Vopatek Molly Davies ’15 Rick Welter ’93 Minuteman Press Teresa Blatz Walker ’44 Brian L. Delgado ’85 YourCause Thomas D. Moore ’96 Gregory and Lisa Walsh Stephen and Troy and Jill Zangs Morgan Stanley Michael and Jacquelyn Dombrovski John and Sheila Moroney Sara Hammer Warner ’85 Ryan Downes ’15 Bronze President’s Dean and Melpomeni Murdakes Adam and Sherie Warpeha Doug and Jean Dubbink Star Council Level Jane Randolph Murphy ’58 Mark Welter Elizabeth Erb ’15 ($500-999) Philip and Rosalba Murray Charles and Christine Wiener John and Linda Exline Concordia University – St. Paul Happy Time Surfside Inc Anonymous (5) James and Ramona Myott Windsong Farm Golf Club Salvatore and Mersini Fialo Cooperative Dairy Marketing Kathleen Heenan ’60 50th & France Chiropractic National Checking Company Margaret and David Winter Alexander Fineman Pamela Cottrell Chris and Patti Heimbold & Wellness James and Rayanne Nelson Karen Mullin Winter ’55 First Income Advisors Crosstown Liquor Hell’s Kitchen ABC Express, Inc. Daniel and Jennifer O’Brien Works Computing Rebecca and Nick Fischer Patty Meehan Cunniff ’65 Jim and Jane Hileman All Star Financial Roger and Yeadon Fabric Domes LLC Mary Fitzgerald ’65 Robert and Mary Cure Paul and Margaret Hirsch Jim and Lori Anderson Elizabeth Merry O’Daniel ’55 Marge Carlson Zieska ’56 Dan and Paige Fitzgibbons Todd and Mary Czachor Stephen ’80 and Beth Hoeppner Margaret Angevine Kyle O’Hehir ’11 Michael and Julie Flaherty Dale Studios Jeff and Barb Hoffmann Applebee’s John ’88 and Stacey Olk Sustainer Level Doug Fleming Scott Daly Thomas and ($250-499) Arkray USA, Inc. Michael and Brenda O’Neil Barbara Fleming Paulyne Davio Patricia McConville Holloran ’48 Anonymous John ’86 and Erika Luger Arms David and Mary Pat Oslund Patricia Floyd ’64 John Davy ’05 and Dallas and Rosemary Holm All Systems Installation Leo ’89 and Jane Arms Cheryl Otting Jack Forciea ’15 Maria Melcher Davy ’05 Lawrence and Jennifer Holtgren Travis and Leon and Kari Ball Jennifer Pallas ’02 Garrett Frye ’15 Thomas and Amy DeHaven Maryann and Kevin Howe Mary Sandvik Anderson ’82 Stan and Cindy Bandur Park Tavern Sara Frye Christine and Denny DeNio Irish Titan Sophia Anderson ’15 Ann Marie Ness Bartz ’86 James and Leslie Pierce Sally Frye Desert View Auto Auctions Jarod and Gabriella Anderson ’15 Bear Creek Lodge Pinstripes Alyssa Gilmore ’15 Stephen ’88 and Nicole Dolan Rebecca Lunde Jacobs ’91 Jared Anderson ’15 Michelle Mahan Beck ’92 Pizza Luce Eleanor Goblirsch ’15 Donald’s Apparel and Uniform Penny Winzen Jacocks ’64 Après Party & Tent Rental Beckman Coulter Foundation Thomas and Nancy Plunkett Leon and Patricia Grahn Dorsey & Whitney Paul and Jane Foley Jaeger ’53 Mike Arndt Berwald Roofing Co., Inc. Gregory and Grand Pad James and Andrea Douglas JP Morgan Chase Foundation BAE Systems Beverage Air The YES Group Amy Revak Poehling ’79 Kenneth and Frank and Sandy Grazzini Paul and Lana Downes Matthew Povolny ’00 Erin McErlane Bale and Eric Bale Diane L. Roberts Blake ’69 Shari Eggenberger Kawiecki ’89 Ellie Gresser ’15 Jerry and Joanie Downes Janice Rahm Robert and Karen Ballard John and Margaret Blissenbach Richard and Jeanette Keinz Mary E. Hafertepe ’69 Mark and Jeanette Dubanoski Razoo Foundation Lauren and Ben Barron ’01 Ann Boeser ’73 Vincent and Jane Kelly Kathleen Hanley ’71 James and Susan Easton Red Cow Bridget Moore Benson Thomas and Andrea Bose Sheila Diehl Kelly-Hoyt ’56 Kathleen Finley Hanson ’59 Becky Hall Egan ’87 Michael and Lisa Reilly Hugh Bernhagen ’15 Patrick and Julie Brekken Nick and Mary Jo Khalil John Hazekamp ’15 Bob and Sharon Eichten John Reilly & Michele McKeown John and Nancy Bierbaum John and Melodie Bridgeman Gary and Kathy King HealthSource Chiropractic Laurie A. Elsen ’75 Dr. Mary E. Reuder ’40 Dennis and Grace Bierschbach James and Kyanne Brindley Katherine King ’65 Samuel Hedlund ’15 EMKAT Ricoh USA, Inc. William and Wendy Blackburn Cheryl Broich Linwood and Luce Knight Rebecca Heer ’15 Robert and Patti Engel Chris ’93 and Amanda Ritz Blue Cross/Blue Shield of MN Gerald and Jean Bucksa Jason and Lenora Kochanowski Jacob Heim ’15 Bill Ernst Janet Robbie ’65 Deanna and Peter Boss Jim ’85 and Judy Evertz Kramer ’64 Heritage Links Golf Club Deb Rocheford Burke ’86 Amanda Ferrill Alex Rogosheske Pamela and Joe Boston Dean and Janell Kraus Mary Hilla Tim Burns and Firehouse Subs Rogosheske, Rogosheske John and Kathleen Boyle Paul and Mary Pat Kurt Claire Hogan ’15 Mary Beth Bungert Burns ’86 Kirk and Molly Fischer & Atkins, PLLC Lisa Boysen

12 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Honeywell Foundation Erin O’Connor ’15 University of St. Thomas Therese Beaudette ’50 Guy and Penny Cierzan Daniel ’76 and Anne Marie Hotel Ivy Minneapolis Margaret Sullivan O’Connor ’82 US Bank Foundation EMGP Daniel ’85 and Kimberley Becker James Clancy ’79 Spillane Fashant ’78 Houlihan’s Chad O’Hehir ’15 Edward and John and Craig and Karlyn Coleman Fat Lorenzo’s Kraig Howes and Karen Kelly Olson ’89 Virginia Doyle Vizard ’56 Marguerite Hasselo Becker ’58 College of St. Benedict/ Richard and Anne Katner Howes Lawrence and Lynn Olson Von Hanson’s Meats Daniel and St. John’s University Penny Hedstrom Fick ’71 Margaret Hayes Bednarz ’59 Elizabeth Hurinenko ’15 Olson Power & Equipment, Inc. Jerilyn Dunn Waters ’82 Mike and Cindy Collins Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Claire Linsmayer Behnke ’56 Kimberly Jackelen Jim Oricchio Susan Weberg Adam ’96 and Sarah Collins John Finnegan ’06 Bent Elbow Bar Nancy Jeske Donna Oriccho Brennan Wedl ’15 Margaret Kiley Combs ’43 Christopher Fischer ’90 William and Van Benz Andrew Juettner Harold Oster Mary and Tom Whitlock Community Shares Minnesota Diane Fisher Anne Egerer Berg ’77 Michael and Adrienne Kautzman Laurice ’90 and Sedric Owens Gretchen Windschitl ’01 Shirley Boehnke Cressy ’54 William and Jennifer Fitzgerald M. Arlene Bernardy Mark and Mary Kelley Jim Page Delmar and Mary Miles Woida ’56 Michael and Barbara Cronin Margaret Moskalik Fitzgerald ’65 William and Judith Bertrand Christine Kelly ’15 Victoria Palattao ’15 Dan and Cindy Woods Joanne Cull ’49 Cheryl and Jim Fleming ’78 Theresa Black William and Louise Keppel Park Nicollet Health Services Steven and Christina Yokanovich MaryClare Becker Cullen ’78 Eugene Floersch Joan Blake Francis and Audrey Keuler Paul and Menke Peichel ’87 Brian and Melissa Youmans Henry and Margaret Czachor Jacob ’93 and Amy Foley Blessed Trinity Catholic School Ann Kjorstad Marie Pelner ’15 Ann Marie Kiernan Youngdahl ’92 Bradley Czech Meghan Foley Howe ’03 David and Tricia Block Edward & Julianne Kocourek Michael and Brenda Phelps Zerorez Diana Dalsin ’89 Rita Fox ’62 Paul and Victoria Blum Family Fund of the Catholic Theodore and Antonetta Prins Larry and Joan Zielke Ann Dalsin ’93 Joseph ’77 and Darla Fraser Community Foundation Susan Bowar-Ferres, PhD, RN ’61 Todd and Jennifer Radam Ann M. Spinner Zimdars ’66 Michael and Janna Davies Joan Yetter Freda ’53 Thomas Koenig ’87 and Todd and Shari Brakke Kate Davy ’67 Daniel Friendshuh Emily Shea Koenig ’87 Brittany Radant ’15 Partner Level Katherine Olsen Bredesen ’65 Christopher and Amy DeCrans Colleen Gallagher ’69 Joseph Koenig Remax Advantage Plus ($100-249) Michael W. Breitling ’84 Robert Dircks and William and Robin Gamet Amy Rushin Kolar, M.D. ’88 Richard and Mary Smith Renk ’85 Anonymous (2) Catherine Clifford Brennan ’66 Roberta Ramstack Dircks ’62 Louis and Karen Geislinger James and Polly Koontz Mary McFarland Ritten ’55 Mark and Jeanne Adam Gretchen Dahl Breyen ’90 Thomas and Nadine Niedermaier Gergen ’69 Thomas and Kathleen Kregel Paul and Laurie Ritz Jamis Ahern ’98 Mary Heimerl Brick ’57 Betty Hamel Dolan ’47 John and Meagan Gerstner Jerry and Cathy Krempa RMS Consulting, Inc. Carlos Alfonzo and Patricia Mudoy Diane Bruder Bernadine Meyer Doll ’57 David Giannelli Joseph Lam ’15 Ann and Mark Rogers Gretchen and Antonio Amigon Barbara A. Buckles ’52 Allan Douglass Katy Harris Gilley ’91 John and Claudette Lamprecht Timothy Rollwagen ’99 Rita Reed Buckley ’59 Peter and Janel Dysart Kevin and Terri Bungert Roth ’75 Anne and Frank Amore ’86 Mariana Ginder and Michael Stephen and Barbara Lapensky Ecolab Foundation Goblirsch Scott and Anne Keppel Rusert ’84 Aaron ’98 and Angela Lapensky Deborah Ginder Donald and Jane Rushin Paul and Anne Laux Karla Gluek and Jim Sorboro Sydney Sackmaster ’15 Keith Linne Donna Goebel Kristin Thomas Sancken ’02 Michael and Julie Loney Good Day Cafe Joan Sandstrom Oldemar Lopez and Theresa Graves Maureen Portilla John ’88 and Mary Graves Crystal Lovegreen ’15 Sherry Olsen Schaffer ’88 Joan and MC Gresser Stephen and Colleen Short Lucke Madison Schertler ’15 Mary Margaret Gross ’87 Dr. Joan Madden ’62 Breanna Schmidt ’15 Brian and Rachel Grubbs Sandy and Doug Mangel Elizabeth and Paul Schoenecker ’83 Zoe Grubbs ’16 John and Kathy Marxer Luke Schroeder ’15 Dale and Mary Gruenke Scott and Cynthia Mastre Ellen Schuller Michael and Teresa Gurin Ann McComas-Bussa Sarah Scislow ’15 Gary and Sarah Gwaltney Nola McErlane ’15 Mary Jo Heenan Segal ’57 Leroy and Harriet Haeg Ann McGarry Mary C. Weber Severson ’72 Katherine Schindler Hage ’50 Mark and Megan McGinty Kathryn Sharkey ’15 Patricia Piculell Hamann ’64 Susan and Michael McGoldrick Mike Shelton and Cydney Einck William Hammes ’77 Samuel McIlwain ’15 Terry Anderson Frederick and Terri McClellan Effertz ’67 Brian and Mikayla Smalley ’15 Lisa St. Aubin Anderson ’89 Mary Spinner Budworth ’62 Robert ’88 and Elizabeth Menke ’86 Laura Schroepfer Hanneman Stifel Nicolaus Marie and Neal Buethe Sarah Harristhal Egan ’89 Gerald and Joyce Gross Anderson ’60 ’88 Austin Style ’15 Annette and John Burgess ’83 Sr. Katherine Egan, CSJ Kathleen Hayes Meyer ’53 Gregory and Laurie Anderson James and Kathleen Kelash Richard and Claudia Mikos Mark Suess Marilyn Anderson Patricia Deeney Burns ’67 Joseph Egan Hansen ’74 Jack Miler ’15 Joseph Sullivan ’15 Angela Noonan, Origami Owl Fr. J. Michael Byron Donald and Leone Eichten Margaret Ryan Hanson ’59 Minneapolis Gun Club Taher, Inc. Thomas J Arms ’83 Allison Rufsvold Cadogan ’02 and Kathleen Peine Eiselein ’60 John and Katherine Hanson Brett Cadogan Douglas Munson and Beth Schultz Mark and Sue Tambornino Carolyn Arnebeck Mary and Gary Elling Ellen Barrett Hanten ’72 Ann Marie Capuzzi Marty and Kate Flynn Nicklay ’85 TCF Financial Corporation Arthur Murray Dance Studio Jim and Ann Keuler Ellison ’79 Randy Hardy Mary Carey ’59 Charles and Mary Lou Nixon Sandra Thompson Thomas Ford Ascher ’84 Michael Elsen ’79 Jillian Harvalis Nancy Ferrell Carroll ’65 North Star Resource Group Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Anastasia Swanson Averbeck ’80 Keith and Lisa Engel Michael Hawkins James and Mary Carroll Kimberly Ober Julie Tigges and Joseph Bornong and Douglas Averbeck Scott Engstrom Healthy Living Chiropractic Mary Carter ’61 Kristen Ober Paul and Susan Timmins Adam and Vicky Schultz Avery ’97 Diane Meyer Evenson ’77 Corrine Heine Joseph and Karen Casey Fabian Oberg ’15 Kari and Peter Toensing Barbara Bachman Event Sound and Lighting Diana Herman Kathleen and Don Cassidy Susan Oberg Tom James Clothing Sharon R. Solheim Bakken ’60 Maureen Scallen Failor ’79 Mary Bauman Heruth ’65 Sharon Cassioppi ’02 Keith and Kimberly O’Brien Barbara Haeg Tuynman ’65 Basilica of St. Mary Faircon Service Company Joanne and Allen Hinderaker CBS Radio Thomas O’Brien ’15 UCLA Ice Hockey Alumni David Baumgardner and William Farhet ’88 Phil ’82 and Lisa Hoeppner Rita O’Malley Baumgardner Chanhassen Dinner Theatre

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Barbara Plunkett Hoffman ’53 Scott and Carol Landseidel John Mitchell Judith Simonet Rich ’55 St. Catherine University WCCO Radio Daniel Hoffman ’16 Robert and Jean Laue Christopher and Angie Mocol Jonathan Riesinger ’94 St. Norbert College Helen Budde Weides ’45 Stephen and Mary Hokanson Francis and Sandy Launstein Katherine Moehn ’07 Michael and John and Matt Welbes ’83 Mark and Kathleen Hollingsworth John and Jeanette Laux Helen McGraw Moore ’44 Mary Freeman Rigney ’69 Mary Peterson Stachnik ’63 Mark and Cathy Welna Roy and Ruth Holm Dominic Lawrence ’02 Quentin Moore Bruce and Mary Rimstad Jeanne M. Stevens ’68 Steven and Colleen Werle Kurt and Laurie Holmberg Marlene Hecker Lawson ’52 Shelly Ann Moorman ’58 Matthew ’02 and Amanda Ritz Jeannette Streefland Kim Wieser Paul ’95 and Suzanne Humbert Lehman’s Garage Minneapolis Alice King Moormann ’56 Rita Schatzlein Roberson ’58 Maiken Overton Strohm ’01 Lucy Hamel Wilhoit ’56 Marvin and Evelyn Huss Amy Leyden Len and Kay Mrachek Kevin and Susan Roberts Judy Jardine Stucki ’65 Dan and Long Huynh ’84 Laurie Linde Margaret Koenig Mueller ’84 Michael and Suzanne Robin Erin Sunder Suarez ’06 Patricia McGruder Willette ’62 Joanne Maiers Isdahl ’81 Jacqueline Lano Lindskoog ’58 Monica Mullerleile William and Susan Roehrick Fay Sullivan Jeffrey and Geri Wise Kevin Ivory ’84 Patricia Linnihan ’59 Molly Murphy ’65 Room & Board Brian and Pamela Sunder Mary Ellen Muckenhirn Wishart ’58 Nancy Dwyer Jackson ’65 Marlowe Lood Maureen Kelly Neerland ’58 Gilbert and Debbie Roscoe Patrick and Cynthia Jensen Sweeney ’68 Tom and Kellie Wolf Lisa Jamieson Jean Frazier Lovdal ’65 Steve and Speltz Nelson ’81 Mary Coughlin Rose Sylvan Learning of Edina Patrick and Maureen Wollak Kathryn Szkarlat Jelle ’02 and Kevin and Susan Lovegreen Kathleen Gallagher Nelson ’67 Joan Willenburg Rourke ’65 George Thibault Eric and Andrea Wood Eric Jelle Rosemary Lovett Bill and Sylvia Newfield Tom and Jill Rushin James and Cheryl Thomas Schmidt Wood ’84 Johnny Tauer Championship James Lucas Deborah Geil Nickerson ’79 Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra Basketball Camp Robert and Jennifer Thompson Marita Yanisch ’55 James ’87 and Michelle Allingham Robert and Arlene Nicklay David Samuels ’86 Mary Anne O’Brien Johnson ’55 Time Out Pilates and Peggy Nichols Zack ’51 Ludowese ’87 Thomas Noonan ’97 Jeanne Sanstead Todd G. Johnson and Fitness Studio Paul and Rebecca Zech Ann Rockwell Lueders ’51 Frank Norberg Steve and Mary Kay Santos Elizabeth Butler James Tobyne Terry and Kathy Zent Jennifer Lutgen ’94 Jan Nordstrom Mary Anne Savage ’58 Kathleen E. Johnson ’68 John Trembath ’16 Wayne Zetzman Elizabeth McConville Lutton Northwestern Mutual Foundation Savvi Formal Wear Charles ’92 and Chau Johnson Jean Trenary ’77 Roy and Ofelina Zillmer Elizabeth Maas Sandra Novitzki Katy Sawyer ’97 Patricia Rasmussen Johnston ’66 Kimberly Zillmer Lynn Maaske Kathleen Marcella O’Brien ’59 Janyce Mehr Jones ’59 Jean George Zimmerman ’70 Melanie MacLean Brady O’Brien ’09 Robert and Bernadette Judd Julie Zumpano MacPhail Center for Music Rachel O’Brien ’83 Jason Boerboom ’02 and Veronica McGinn Madsen ’64 Kathryn Kaiser ’02 Carolyn Backdahl Ochsner ’56 DONORS Manjula and Anthony Rajika Ron and Janet Odalen David and Nancy Kaysen Mallawaaratchy ’90 (Gifts up to $99) David and Michele Odalen Scott A. and Patricia Fierst Keller Charles and Cathy Krocheski Anonymous (4) Carol and Bob Oldowski Jessica and Brian Kelley Maloney ’87 Abdallah Candy and Gift Shoppe Byron and Marilynn Olney Elizabeth Gindorff Kennedy ’56 Scott and Susan Maltese Steven Abrahamson Jean Olsen ’67 Dorothy Kettner Judy Berg Mannella ’61 Kathleen Abrams Thomas and Gayle O’Reilly Peter and Camille King Mary Lou and Jerry Mans Don Abrams Mary Bird Orfield ’64 Stephen King ’02 Richard Mantel ’89 Erich Adalbert Marty Orozco Thomas King Ramona Nygaard Martin ’56 Thomas Adam ’16 Eric and Heidi Overman Herb and Therese Kistler Marie Povolny Maslowski ’98 Robert and June Adam Nancy Louis Palmer ’58 Philip Klees Patricia Mathiowetz Mauren ’66 Sr. Madonna Adams ’54 Theresa and Anne Lahiff Klein ’51 Heidi Pearson Maurer ’02 Thomas and Lawrence Palmersheim Peggy Sowa Kleven ’66 Alice Juettner McCormick ’64 and Karen Martens Adams ’66 Michael and Christina Pasdo John Knaack and Duane McCormick John Adams Anne L. Pavlik ’70 Margaret Weightman Patricia Londo McCormick ’44 Peg Tait Aguirre ’60 Don and Asanka Perera Jack Kneeland ’16 Thomas and Trudy McCoy Shannon Ahern ’16 Dorothy Reichert Pitheon ’55 Knights of Columbus Kathleen Kurimay McCoy ’62 Patrick and Barbara Ahern Leo and Julia Poehling Knowledge Transfer Mark McCrory Al Vento Consulting Services, Inc. Kevin Poindexter ’06 Lois and Sean McDermott ’87 Nancy and Daniel Alcombright Mark and Denise Knutson Wayne and Catherine Pokorny Charles and Lois McDonald Patrice M. O’Sullivan Alkire ’70 Patricia Broad Koch ’51 Joanne Beigle Pollara ’49 Tom and Mary Beth Scallen Donald and Jane Truhlar Stephen McDonald ’82 Marie Vallez Allen ’69 Jane and Lawrence Koenig Michael and Elaine Poskozim Brady Schmidt Sara Beiersdorf Turk ’68 Sharon McGinnis & Karl Zgoda Mikaela Amundson ’16 Edward Koerner and Mary Batzel John and Fran Povolny Gina and Brent Turner Gregory and Sue McKinley Chadwick Schumacher ’87 Lucia Anderson ’16 Michael Krempa ’05 Phil and Deb Price Meghan Uldrich ’17 Marie Walentiny Medvec ’65 Catherine Ernst Schumacher ’62 Kathleen Mackey Anderson ’77 Thomas and Michele Krenn Nicole Pugliese Everett Vass James Melssen ’84 Erin Anhut Schwanger ’03 and Terry and Kenneth Anderson Rene and James Krieger Barry Purrington Voyager Village Golf Club Cheryl Cassady Mendonsa ’63 Kevin Schwanger Mary Lou Lowry Anderson Edward and Maureen Krmpotich Kathryn Graves and Gregory Pusch Jean Scherer Wagener ’57 Robby Metcalf ’16 Suzanne and Robert Scolamiero Susan and Ronald Anderson Phillip and Jane Kronlage Radisson Blu Mall of America Ann Wagner ’67 Thomas and Mary Setter Rebekah and Joel Anderson Jamie Kuester ’00 Donna Kelly Ramsay ’61 Daniel and Mary Beth Walbruch Maureen La Fond Meyer ’60 Scott and Cabrini Shaller Robert and Lois Anderson Paul Kuester ’97 Madalon Wachtler Recke ’54 Craig Wald ’87 Kerry and James Meyer ’82 Michael and DeAnne Shea Janet Andresen Anderson ’68 George and Jill and Patrick Reilly Theodore Waldeck ’00 Jeanne Mielke ’71 Patty Sherburne Tara Jones Anderson ’93 Maureen Coleman Lahr ’71 Republic Services Mary Jones Walker and Jim Walker Irene Mikkalson Sherwin Williams Max Arms ’16 Kelly Lahr ’00 Timothy and Justine Rethlake Christine Rudolph Walsh ’81 John and Theresa Miller Martha Anne La Place Simms ’52 AT&T Employee Giving Campaign Stewart and Kathleen Laird Elyse Rethlake ’06 Helen and James Walsh Matthew and Amy Miller Craig M. Smith and Roger and Dorothy Audette Richard LaLonde Brandon Reynolds and Warners’ Stellian Appliance Minnesota Sword Club Mrs. Jill Schreiber-Smith Jane Gilsdorf Bachul ’86 and Ruth Zeller LaMere ’62 Christine Horton Eugene and Carol Waschbusch Jean Scholz Mitchell ’44 Beverly Springer Joel Bachul

14 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Laura Bagwell-Katalinich ’16 Lynnae Schmitt Bosch ’90 Kirsten Cecere ’91 Mollie McGraw Detviler ’63 Katherine Fabienke ’90 Gary and Debbie Smith Ballein ’69 Christopher Boser ’10 Margaret Mexner Cesarek ’73 Joanne Louden Dick ’53 Matthew Farstad ’16 Kathy Mulvehill Graczyk ’68 Amanda Bandur ’03 Rita Boulay Richard Champley Mary Diercks Donald and Veronica Fashant Shirley Graham Bret Bandur ’08 Eleanor Brown Bouley ’52 Carly Charlson Matthew Dill ’16 Michele Fashant ’81 Blake and Lori Grams Therese Bengtson Bangasser ’77 Debra Bowers TaQuan Chatman ’16 McKenzie Dillon ’16 Emma Faust ’16 Sr. Eleanor Granger, OSF ’56 Songhai Barclift ’90 Valerie Marcy Boyce and Julie Checco Ginny Melcher DiNovis ’65 Marguerite Lyman Favreau ’55 Meghan Graves ’16 Kim and Bob Barnett John Boyce Steve and Deb Christianson Mary Dirlam Joan Bergman Fedt ’86 Roland and Tanya Graves Marilyn Barnicle Michelle Bradley ’08 Christos Greek Restaurant Shea Docherty ’16 Rita Moskalik Fernandez ’66 Great Lakes Aquarium Annie Engels Barsch ’93 Drey and Karen Bradley Mark and Jane Chronister Ms. Peggy A. Doi ’62 Victoria Ferrill ’16 Great River Electronics Robert Bartlett Duane and Nancy Brakke Thomas and Linda Clancy Mary McKeen Dolezal ’65 Eleni Fialo ’16 Linnea Gronquist ’16 Maureen and Ralph Bartolotta Maria and Anthony Brandel Ivan and Diane Clarke Dallas Dombrovski ’96 Will Fischer ’16 Sophia Gross ’16 Greta Bauer ’01 Lisa Mikkalson Brandt ’88 Jody Ost Clayton ’74 Jerome and Dr. Helen T. Berg Fish-Lacey ’62 Lora Gross Robert and Laura Bauer Brave New Workshop Lyle and Darlene Clemenson Joyce Kelash Dominique ’75 Danielle and Patrick Fitterer Gail Gross Diana Drury Bauman ’66 Breadsmith Ivan and Kari Clements ’93 Kathleen Donahue ’57 Kit Watzl Fitzgerald ’78 Corey Gustafson ’90 and Alicia Ciampi Gustafson ’94 Paul and Geralyn Baumgartner ’80 Joanne Hite Brecount ’57 Kathleen Coe ’71 Sydney Dondlinger ’16 Veronica Coke Fitzgerald Linda Welter Gustafson ’71 Ben Becker ’16 Rosemarie Breczinski ’47 Elizabeth Colburn Rae Henrikson Donnelly ’60 Mara Flaherty ’16 Victoria and Benjamin Guter Kathryn Becker and Tim and Sue Breher Hannah Coleman ’16 Dougherty Financial Group, LLC Judy and Robert Fleming ’80 Guthrie Theater Joseph M. Becker ’64 Judith Clark Brehm ’57 Jeffrey and Beth Coleman Susan Stadther Downes ’57 Michael Floersch ’88 Mike and Shirley Haapala Chris Bednarz ’87 Eric and Marianne Trepanier Gale Coleman and Craig Lambert Downtowner Car Wash Susan Hall Flor ’67 Brekke ’96 Mary Kramer Haas ’85 Timothy and Lorelei Bedor Suzanne Budd Coleman ’68 Patrick M. and Jane Mather Doyle Betty Flynn ’73 Millyn Brieschke ’16 Timothy and Kristine Haffner Randi Brescancini Behl ’65 Robert and Karen Colin Lois Doyle Roxanne Flynn John and Margaret Brolsma Kathleen Sweetser Hage ’50 Philip Behringer ’09 College of St. Scholastica Judith Rivers Doyle ’61 Barbara Forsman Patricia Kersten Brooks ’44 Douglas and Denise Hagge Barbara Beiersdorf ’64 Suzanne Wienke Colling ’86 Monica Drewelow Mary Haugen Fowler ’52 Sandra Shaffer Brooks ’62 Dennis and Genine Barkley Beigle ’52 Jane and Kevin Combs and Walling Driver ’93 Michael A. Fox ’85 Kevin Brosam ’16 Suzanne Boeser Halpin ’69 Gilda Benedetto ComedySportz Improv Theater Mary DuBois Thomas E Fox Kevin Broveleit ’89 Sr. Susan Hames, CSJ ’62 Virginia Pfeifer Bennett ’64 Therese Daleki Commers ’55 Jim Duggan Anne C. Frankman ’59 Jacob Bruner ’16 Michael and Martha Hannan Kathleen Fadell Benson ’54 Spencer Cook ’16 Susan Duncan Ernest and Joanne Frankovich Jordan Brunsberg ’08 Judith Hannigan ’71 Dolores Weinbender Bentley ’62 Diane and Eric Cook MaryLou Glockner Dundon ’85 Mike and Fairfield Freund ’75 Bryant Lake Bowl Carter Hansen ’16 Richard and Swanson Bergin ’62 David and Anne Cook Ila P. Simmons Dunham ’58 Linda Poncin Fugina ’69 Coral Ostdiek Buchman ’52 Meredith Hansen ’07 Karl Bergman ’01 Richard and Gayle Cooney Frank Dunn Aaron Fulton ’97 Buck Hill Ski Area Joan Pfeifer Hansen ’56 Theresa Steger Bergwall ’76 Patricia Corcoran Kenneth F. and Shannon Dunst Michael Furlong ’95 Jim and Mary Beth Hendricks Trista Hansen Bonnie Woznak Bernstrom ’67 Mary Corniea ’64 Bill and Jan DuPont Amy Sullivan Gaffney ’83 Buckman ’63 Caroline Wolf Harlow ’58 Nicholas Bertrand ’02 Margaret Sheehan Couillard ’70 Donna Harrer DuPont ’53 Kathy Cochran Gaines ’65 Paula and Jeffrey Budde Mary Harms John and Kristen Bertsch Judith Couts Colleen Burns Durda ’78 Janan Nolan Gainor ’57 Marge Bergman Bunkers ’62 Robert and Kristin Betlej ’08 Virginia Geienhoff Coverdale ’60 Patrick Dvorak ’97 Mark and Elizabeth Gallucci Jeffrey and Helen Bureau Catherine Leonard Hartman ’54 Robert and Diane Beutz James and Bonnie Talbot Cox ’56 Sharon Rosenow Dwyer ’60 Michael and Kathleen Garry Wayne and Kathryn Burger Greta Hartung ’16 Isabel Bianchi ’16 Allison Cranston ’02 Jon and Pat Eagle Floyd and Jeanette Gast Patrick Burke ’16 Gloria Smith Hartwick ’58 Sherry Theisen Bias ’56 Todd Craven and Barb Craven Deb Earl Deb Geiger-McCracken ’74 Barbara Mordaunt Burke ’71 Katherine Harvey Katie Grahn Bienash ’92 James Cross ’77 ECHL Todd I. Geissler ’89 J. Burns Haskell’s Gretchen Bierbaum Bierbaum- Mary Egan ’64 Janet and Larry Cruse Claire Geitzenauer ’16 Ann Hathaway Albrecht ’95 Patricia Aulwes Burnworth ’63 Mary Jo Spillane Cummins ’60 Patricia Hornig Ehlen ’65 Judith Louis Gendron ’56 Judith Hynes Byers ’59 Debra Zieska Hauerwas ’81 Terry Bil and Joan Scherrer Meredith Eichten ’04 Mary Carroll Curran ’71 Murray Gengler ’16 Charles Haug ’16 Gregory and Josephine Bitter Kathy Byrne and John Lee Skolte William Czachor ’16 Joseph Eickhoff ’80 Gertens Lindsay Corbo Cadigan ’02 Mark Haugen Dean Bjorkstrand ’86 Laura Kinowski Eiden ’06 Robert and Genevieve Dahl Patricia Gibbs ’64 Milt and Corinne Haugen Mary Jo Wind Bjornson ’76 Cafe Latte Cyndi Dale Ardith and Glen Eiden Kathleen Giblin ’66 Susan Sheady Cahill ’66 Gary Haugen Lauren Black ’16 Keith and Jean Elfering Patricia Mercer D’Alessandro ’75 Kevin Giles ’81 Mary Decker Hautman ’78 Ben Blackburn ’16 Mary Capko Campbell ’57 Sean Daley ’16 Cynthia Metz Elg Margaret Gilland and Elizabeth Hendrickson Nancy Zetzman Blakeborough ’59 Barbara Campbell Sr. Jan Dalsin, CSJ ’55 Bob Elliott Conrad and Rita Glatzmaier Hawkins ’64 Kathleen Arms Blanke ’51 Paul J. Campbell ’93 Kurt and Nancy Dalsin Amy Elsen ’79 Linda Glowa Patricia Frederick Hayes ’65 Patricia Doyle Blomquist ’53 Cannon River Winery Melissa Webert Dalum ’00 John and Karen Elsen Virginia Goemer Marilyn Hayes Catharine Bluestein ’01 Canterbury Park Patricia and Michael Daly ’81 Robert and Elaine Elsen Theresa Jacobson Gomez ’83 Elliot and Wendy Hays Sandra Margaret Smith Bly ’61 Brian Cao ’16 Davanni’s Pizza Richfield Embassy Suites Bloomington Margaret Reardon Goodge ’56 Thomas and Linda Healy Lester and Carolyn Boatman Anne Yelland Carleton ’68 Kevin Davy ’03 Andrew Engebretson ’04 Gail Gieske Goplen ’84 Barbara Renville Hechsel ’54 Bobby & Steve’s Auto World Sonje Carlson ’16 Mary Ann Dalton Day Bud and Rita LeJeune Susan Miller Gormley ’61 Gregory and Barbara Heck Sofia Boda ’16 Nancy Coffman Carlson ’73 Engelbrecht ’57 Patricia Mulrennan De Lapa ’47 R. William Gorrilla Ruthanne Heenan ’59 Vernon and Lois Boes Susan and David Carolan Andrea Erickson Christian Deaconson ’16 Edward and Barbara Gorski Signe Myhre Heffern ’63 Yvonne Boie ’63 Joan Baskfield Carroll ’53 Nancy Estrem-Fuller ’70 Melissa Del Rosario Nancy Heiber Gottfried ’57 Rachel Heil ’16 Patricia A. Donahue Boie ’59 Robert Carson ’16 Rhea and Eugene Evanson Deluxe Corporation Foundation Monica Kelly Gould ’96 Janet Heim Kathleen Barnett Boldischar ’60 Lawrence and Phyllis Casey Sandra and Terrence Everson Julie DeMarce Walsh ’82 Govconnection Molly and David Heisler Daniel J Bork ’85 Molly Randolph Casey ’60 John and Linda Ewing Barbara Wallin DeMay ’63 Germaine Schmitz Govze ’55 Brett Heltne ’02 Nancy Bortolussi ’73 Colleen Giles Casey ’89 Georgia Polzin Ewing ’53 Rebecca DeNio ’11 Susan Graceman ’62 Kelli Hemenway Kathleen Aman Cashin ’62

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Mary Mulcahy Hendricks ’56 Joe Senser’s Sports Grill Steven Kukla ’09 Carol Muckenhirn Lunney ’61 Jeffrey ’79 and Clara and Manfred Nieder Geri and Sean Hennessy Patricia Davy Johanning ’68 Greg Kulka Luther College Gina Schullo Meacham ’80 Dufe Nintai ’16 Arvid and Barbara Herigstad Mary Ann Johnsen Norman Kunselman Patricia Madden Lynam ’65 Patrick Meinhardt ’02 Carolyn Peck Nolan ’66 Patricia Herll ’75 Judith Johnson ’67 Lindsay Kurt ’08 Collin Lynch ’16 Joyce Gregory Merchant ’62 Dana Noonan Annette Cowell Herman ’64 Andrew Johnson ’16 Carole Pfeifer Kusienski ’57 Mary Frances Lynch ’63 Christina Meyer ’16 Patricia O’Reilly Norine ’65 Sandra Herron Andrew Johnson ’16 Harold Kutler Macalester College Andrew Meyer ’03 Mackenzie Norton ’16 Kathleen A. Hesse ’69 Sean Johnson ’03 Kyatchi Steven Maciosek ’06 Cyril and Jane Meyer Donald and Joyce Nowak Mrs. Philomena M. Hesse Donna Johnson ’62 John and Barbara Lackens Kevin and Vicki Macken Stephen and Linette Meyer Erik Nygren ’16 David Hesse ’77 Katie Johnson ’03 Colleen Montag Lacy ’82 Carol Conboy MacPeak ’59 Daniel Meyers ’82 Emma O’Brien ’16 Robert Hesse ’87 Mary Nelson Johnson ’63 Mary Parker LaFontaine ’53 Timothy Madsen ’03 Eileen Leeder Michalski ’62 Karen and Duke O’Brien Mrs. Angela Lamb Hickey ’55 Joan Carland Johnson ’73 Pete and Carmen LaFrance Patrick Maghrak ’82 Michigan Technological University Patricia O’Brien ’49 Al & Tammy Hill Emilie Johnson ’12 Maureen McGinn Lafrance ’52 Patricia Kodadek Maher Thomas and Michael and Carol O’Brien Terry Keating Middleton ’67 Paul Hill ’82 Mary A. Johnson-Breeser ’80 Emma Lako ’16 Michael Mahoney Dianne Trebil Ocel ’58 Midtown Global Market Larissa Hindman Maria Johnston ’16 Eugene and Ramona Landseidel Christopher Mahowald ’91 O’Gara’s Bar & Grill Margaret Mikulski ’14 Dung C. Hinh and Hyun Moon Wayne and Kathy Johnston Jim and Carole Lang Arnold Majerus Sean O’Hagan ’04 Eric Miller ’16 Jerome and Barbara Hirsch Kiely Jones ’16 Joanne Zilka Langsdorf ’69 Thomas and Dorothy Maloney Mark and Susan Ohnstad Rob and Julie Cline Miller ’86 Geraldine McKay Hodgson ’65 Teresa Jones ’81 Kent and Colleen Lapel Jordan Maltese ’16 Michael O’Keefe Minnesota Historical Society Megan Hoffman ’12 Morgan Jones and Rosemary Lapensky ’70 Blaine and Mary Mamer Jeanne Olive ’72 Minnesota Landscape Arboretum Franklin and Elizabeth Hoffman Laura Porter-Jones Christie Curtan Larsen ’86 Catherine Mandler Molly Rinowski Olsen ’01 Minnesota State Fair Michael Hoffman ’80 Jim and Kristin Kaiser Helen Larson ’16 Zachary and Melinda Mangel Kristin Olson ’97 Minnesota Zoo Teresa Brandt Hoffman ’81 Mary C. Ward Kalan ’62 Cindy Shuck Larson ’69 Jackson and Linda Quinn Olson ’68 Margaret Munsinger Mitchell ’60 Michaela Hoffmann ’16 Mary Lutgen Kann ’93 Kaila Laumann ’16 Cheryl Hoersten Manley ’86 Ross Olson Mixed Blood Theatre Jonathan Hokanson ’16 Patricia Christian Kargel ’61 Roxanne Jedlicki Lauwagie ’65 Joan Marcantelli Shelby Olson ’16 Allen and Lori Moen Suzanne Jelense Hoodecheck ’57 Roger and Mary Kathol Sam Laux ’16 Mary Marcoux ’70 Paul and Sharon Olszewski Becky Majerus Moody ’88 Jean Rudolph Hoppe ’83 Gloria Kawiecki Lisa Legel ’90 Richard Margarit ’08 Paulette Langer Orf ’64 Diane B. Lindgren Moore ’60 Judy Waters Hostnick ’55 Emily Keis ’16 Sue LeGros Elizabeth Margarit ’02 Tuny Randolph O’Rourke ’63 Christy and Mark Moore ’93 Margaret Houston Allison Keller ’16 Lola Leifeld ’51 Kevin Margarit ’80 Joann and Dan O’Rourke ’90 Elodie Chichester Moore ’57 Claudia Ellington Hoversten ’60 Ellen Rooney Kelly ’61 Margaret Sorenson Lekander ’67 Christine Krypel Martin ’69 Stephen O’Rourke and Josephine Feiereisen Morell ’54 Robert and Jean Howells Slaine Kelly ’10 Sharon Nelson Lethert ’65 Judy Hosp Matheis ’58 Mary O’Rourke Molly Dornik Mork ’65 Madeline Howes ’16 Robert W. and Ruth A. Kemper Nancy Hart Lewis ’58 Sara Mathewson ’80 Kelli O’Shea ’02 Meredith Jaglo Morneau ’63 Shannon Harris Huber ’98 Dorothy Kenefick Arlene Leyden Emma Matthes ’16 Dennis and Vivian O’Shea Colin Moroney ’16 Matthew Huch Kathleen Kennedy Bohan Li ’16 Randall Matthes Gary Oslund Nancy Bartosh Morreale ’60 Patrick and Deb Hudak Joan Thom Kennedy ’48 Julian Lile ’02 Maureen Matthes Joseph Oslund ’16 Sean Morrill ’88 Mary Richmond Hudrlik ’64 Collette Brouette Kern ’62 Mary Waugh Lindberg ’55 Sandra Thompkins May ’61 Carol Palbicki Bill Morris ’76 Patricia Hudson Derek Ketcho ’06 Virginia Lee Linder ’58 Claire Mayer ’10 Park Square Theatre Robert and Virginia Morris Phyllis Ryan Hufnagle ’53 Caitlin Kielblock ’10 Margaret Doyle Lindgren ’61 Chris Mazurek and Shari Erdahl Stephanie Parks ’99 Mrs. Judith M. Morris-Meyer ’81 Rick and Lois Humbert Marilyn A. Kieser ’63 Earl and Marilyn Lindquist Erin Wiener McArdle ’00 Catherine Parranto ’93 Mary Morrissey ’66 Mary Hunter John Kipper ’16 Ann L. Lilly Lindquist ’59 Margaret Laux McCarthy ’53 JoAnne Russell Parsons ’61 Maureen Connor Moses ’58 Kara and Ben Hutchinson Patrick Kirby ’98 Sharon Gleason Lingenfelter ’56 Mark McCarthy ’93 Shawn Patch ’16 Mrs. Judith A. Mosiniak ’64 Catherine Lynch Huttrer ’65 Kevin and Sue Kirley Roger and Shirley Lingofelt Aine McCormack ’90 Barbara Tweedy Patten ’65 Benedict Moudry ’93 Christine Lenz Hyde ’68 Robert and Phyllis Klatt JoAnne Linn ’60 Helen Welter McDevitt ’68 John and Kathleen Paulson Robert and Dawn Mundahl Ramona Rascop Ibister ’53 Madalyn Knase ’09 Lions Tap Restaurant Greg McGee Mary Meier Paulson ’56 James and Sue Murphy Ike’s Food and Cocktails Beth Hughes Knutson ’79 Madalyn Loe ’53 Mary Shinnick McGinty ’55 Vincent ’89 and Kathleen Murphy ’71 Lori Ludowese Paulus ’89 Illusion Theater Dawn Knutson ’77 Scott Lohan ’16 Sr. Mary Ann McGivern ’59 Sr. Mary Margaret Murphy, OP ’61 Nicholas and Mary Jo Paulus Zintis Inde ’08 Dexter and Mary Louise Koehl Kate Lohnes Sarah McGoldrick ’16 Lisa Geissler Narloch ’87 Victoria Pelletier ’16 Alicia Murray Iverson ’93 Simone Koehler ’70 Lola’s Lakehouse Frank and Ginny McGoldrick Jacob Nelson ’16 Lucas Pelner ’16 Daniel and Eileen Kelly Ivory ’58 Constance Koelfgen ’53 Brendan Loney ’16 Colleen McGraw ’16 Carol Susan Richmond Nelson ’57 Alejandra Perez ’16 Bruce Jacobson Michele Bierschbach Kohl ’91 David Long ’05 Anne M. McInerney ’71 Marilyn Johnson Nelson ’58 Tim and Sue Perrizo Deborah Jance Larry and Ruth Kollmeyer Roxanne Brant Longman ’68 Bobbie Morris McInerney ’61 Laura Nelson Barbara Macho Perry ’49 Nancy Janke Joan R. Koller Kongsvik ’48 Wilson Longo ’16 Jean McMullen McInerny ’44 Teresa Nelson Lauren and Anastasia Peters Rosemary Thompson Jantschik ’61 Claire Kopischke ’16 Raymond and Beth Longo Ann McKeone R. Lynn Nelson Mary Radford Peterson ’53 John Jarrett Kathryn M. Hedges Kram ’58 Natalie Losurdo ’01 Erin McLaughlin ’05 Deanne T. Gantzer Nelson ’64 Martha Pettee Nancy Jarvis ’69 Thomas Kraus ’16 Suzanne Davis Loula ’66 John McLaughlin and Jean Baker-McLaughlin Paavo Neseth ’16 Matthew and Lucy Pieper Brian Jaskowiak Marlene Raschko Krebs ’50 Joan Skidmore Loveday ’55 Shannon Schauff McLeod ’87 Gary Ness Jacob Pierce ’16 Sharon McGinn Jeffers ’53 Roger and Bernice Krist Ruth Lowry Kellie Murnan McNamara ’88 Annette White Nesseth ’88 Paige Piper-Hauswirth ’16 Gary Weisman and June Krogh Loyola University Alex McNamara ’08 Roxanne Neuharth Jim and Mary Jo Plantan Mary Jenkins-Weisman ’74 Jean McGee Krogness ’49 Junette Martin Lucero ’47 and Tristan Jensen ’16 Lori Kruger Edward Lucero Patrick and Joan McNeely Philip and Sandra Newton Kathleen Ryan Poole ’57 Carmen Jensen John and Paul Lucke ’08 Leah Bailey McSwain ’58 Tanya Nguyen ’16 Donna Poshusta Sam Jensen Kathleen Silcott Kruth ’61 Casey and Janet Britton Lund ’94 Patrick and Rachel Nichols ’09 Scott Powell ’89 Stacy Brandt McVary ’86 Michael Jewison ’00 David Krypel ’82 Christy Lunde Pat Tait Nicholson ’56 Jeffrey E. Powers ’88

16 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Thomas Preimesberger ’86 Kathryn Runman-Zimney Judi Bregel Small ’64 Sr. Margaret Preston ’55 Benjamin Rusert ’16 Julia Smith ’16 Marie Pufpaff Daniel Russell ’79 Tony Smith ’88 Pumphouse Creamery Mary Ann Ryan Ryan ’43 Julia Smith Rita Quigley Amy and JJ Ryan ’89 Richard and Ray and Tom and Betty Rykhus Leslie Kennedy Smith ’60 Stephanie Turgeon Quinn ’62 Betty Rystad Alyssa Smith Jillian Radosevich ’16 Diana Saadeh ’16 Jacquelyn Snyder ’16 Elizabeth Phillips Radtke ’01 Michael and Laurie Sack Cynthia Soderlund Ed and Margaret Ramirez Colleen and Mark✝ Sackmaster Mary Corbett Solon ’65 John and Ann Ramsey Anne Saevig ’66 Sarah Sorensen Red Stag Supper Club Saint Cloud State University Richard and Lori Sorensen Charles B. Reed, Jr. ’88 Saint Louis University Jane Burke Soshnik ’54 Shirley Windus Reich ’52 James and Jane Sanem Sarah Spanier ’16 Caleb Reiter ’16 Mary Sarazin ’55 Diane Frandrup Sparrow Robert and Michael and Vickie Sauro Katelyn Dahl Speltz ’11 Donna Weiler Remker ’84 Judith Sausen ’56 Amy and Jay Spencer Josephine Remmel ’16 Joanne Savail ’60 Margaret Waldron Sperry ’58 John Tantzen ’78 University of Minnesota – Duluth Mary Rae Kobbe Weiland ’57 Matthew Reser ’16 Mary Bailey Schaal ’57 Kirby Spicer Connor Taylor ’16 University of Minnesota – Evelyn Weimar Ben and Linda Reuben Halle Scheer ’16 Frank and Beth J. Wittsack Tepfer ’78 Twin Cities Darlene Weisgram Jan Heimerl Reuder ’53 Barbara Fairfield Spinner ’59 Aurelia Scheppers ’06 Thomas and Barbara Teresi University of Minnesota – Morris Abby Welsch ’16 Megan Reynolds ’94 Kathleen DeRoma Spinner ’61 Megan Kearney Scherf ’02 Sandra Schneider Teubner ’83 University of Nebraska Joan Welter ’77 Gabrielle Reynolds ’16 Brandon Spratt ’16 Stephen and Beryl Schewe The Bibelot Shops University of North Dakota Theresa Nedry Wentz ’74 Marlena Richardson ’16 Joann and Michael St. Aubin Lauren Schmidt ’16 The K Foundation University of Notre Dame John and Jacqueline Werket Richfield Flowers & Events Jim and Karin St. Jacque Eugene and Chris Schmidt The Malt Shop University of San Diego Alan and Elizabeth Werle Morgan Richter ’08 St. Paul Saints Baseball Club Peter and Nghia Schoengart Gina Thelemann ’04 Theresa Urbaniak Samuel Werler ’04 Mary Richter ’71 Lindsey Stagg ’16 Sarah Reed Schreiner ’91 Andrew and Claire Willerscheidt Richard and Patricia Van Dyke Suzanne Eddy West ’64 Luke Rieger ’05 Traci Steen ’91 Natalie Schroeder ’94 Theobald ’02 Cindy Nielsen Vance ’69 Joseph and Mary Jo Rieger Lorraine Schroepfer Elaine Vernon Steenberg ’62 Nicole Pettis Thomas ’03 Matthew Vasos ’16 Kathleen Meneghelli Weyer ’87 Gerald and Kathryn Rients Diane Dugan Schuck ’55 Pamela Berry Steffens ’01 Ann Friendshuh Thompson ’58 Stan Venne Dwayne and Kathleen White Shelly Riley ’75 John Schuck Donna Besch Stein ’60 Anna Thompson ’02 Mary Venne Terrence M. White ’84 Linda Graham Ripley ’70 Schuler Shoes Katie Steiner Bridget Thomson ’14 Abigail Vigil ’16 and Helen Zahradka White ’57 Mary Jane O’Donnell Rippel ’66 Bernele McKenna Schultz ’44 Mary Lee Foley Stephenson ’56 John and Sandra Vigil Sarah Koerner Whitlock ’89 Paul and Nancy Rivers Sebastian Joe’s Ice Cream Kari Sterling Barbara Kuhl Thoraldson ’57 Paris Viray ’16 Richard Wicklund Roasted Pear Restaurant Jeanne Fleming Sedgwick ’66 and Roger and Jeanne Stevens Cheryl Thorgaard-Reid and Madonna A. Putz Vitarello ’78 Patrick and Peggy Wier Charles Reid Siri Roberts ’16 Charles Sedgwick Mark and Sarah Stevenson Patrick Vogel Carol Wierzba and Gerald Olesiak Rochelle and Harold Thorman Rocco Altobelli Corporate Office Marvin and Mary Seefeld Colette Stone Joan Vogel Sherilyn McGovern Wigdahl ’66 James and Janice Thornton Jean-Luc Roche Molly Seitz ’16 Rick and Judi Stone Gary & Gail Volbert Scott Wilhelmy and Shayna Thostenson ’16 Austin Rocheleau ’16 Jeanne Geyer Sella ’48 Theresa Stone Thomas and Susan Von Eschen Rosemarie Hughes Betty Kraker Tichich ’65 William Rodier Blake Sentyrz ’16 Jennifer Streefland Henry ’87 Beth Vorpahl Rhoda O. Williams Mary Jane McLaughlin Tillman ’58 Sarah Haeg Roers ’87 Frances Fadell Serpe ’59 Lisa Stremmel Nancy Vranicar Rick and Julie Wineberg Patricia McDonough Tomanek ’62 Kay Henchel Rogers ’72 Mary Shefland Barbara Peterson Stull ’76 Chris Wagner ’76 Jeanne Prenevost Wintheiser ’49 David Tran ’16 Mercedes and William Rogers Meghan Shepherd ’00 Anthony and Susan Stuppnig Betty Ann Jacobson Wagner ’54 Mary Meitz Winum ’51 Patricia St. Aubin Trapanese ’63 Suzy Roiger Susan Sherman Mary Lewis Sullivan ’78 Bernie and Garrett Wise ’14 Nickolas Rollwagen ’16 Susan Shern Mary Sullivan Greg and Nancy Trebil Jeanne Freeberg Walch ’55 Christian Wise ’14 Steve and Kristin Rollwagen Mollie Frey Sherry ’54 Linda Sullivan ’62 Misael Trejo ’16 Daniel and Mary Walczak Kathleen Pahl Woida ’56 Renee LaChapelle Romain ’52 Tari Sherry Mary Sullivan Sullivan McCue ’81 Donna Trethway ’66 Jeanne Walentiny ’74 Sue Wojciechowski Jeff Romatoski and Timothy and Barbara Shields Ronald and Cynthia Sundboom Gail and Gina Tritle Walker Art Center Elizabeth S Fredericks Wolf ’49 Donnabelle Christenson Charles and Teresa Shirron Mary Botz Sur ’62 Joanne Tromiczak-Neid ’59 Deborah Wallace ’65 Nancy Schneider Wooden ’84 Anthony Roscoe ’16 Laurel Rucker Shuman ’96 Jim ’88 and Darrell and Barbara Trowbridge Ann Waller Timothy and Beth Wynne John Roscoe ’16 Joseph and Patricia Sias Kimberly Hanke Susag ’88 David Truckenmiller and Jane Waller Xavier University Lois Kapteina Andrew and Nancy Roscoe Patricia A. Siegenthaler Phyllis O. Delaney Sutcliffe ’52 Jane Connelly Wallrich ’62 Patricia Yaeger Pamela Trutnau Michael and Gerald Sieve ’79 Terri Boeser Swan ’66 Daniel and Susan Blecha Yanta ’66 Rachel Schumacher Rose ’93 Darla Tufto Joe Simms ’82 Marilyn V Varner Swanson ’50 Kathleen Seidel Walsh ’86 Gregory Young ’04 Mitch Rostad ’08 Rachel Turbeville ’10 Joseph Simon Anne Wolf Swanson ’69 Barbara Jones Warhol ’69 Richard and Karen Youngberg Maria Lombardi Roswall ’64 Karen Doucette Twyman Sally Simpson ’05 Theresa Swansson Jack Warmka ’16 Scott and Cheri Younghans Philip Ruce ’95 Janet Bangasser Typher ’79 Carl and Pat Sjoding Rebecca Sweeney ’00 Lisa Warren Youth Performance Company William and Carolyn Rucker Ted Ulrich ’87 James and Bonnie Skjonsby Barbara Sweeney Casie Watts ’16 Bridget Zappa Dean and Carol Rudie Mary Beth Beha Undem ’54 Mary Savoie Slind ’53 Kelly Garrison Swenson ’05 Jessica LaChance Weber ’98 Kelly and Carla Zenk Jamie Rudolph Donald and Judith Unger Virginia Dehn Slind ’61 Marie Finley Swoboda ’62 Miriam Wegener William Zschokke and Thomas and Mary Ann Ruhland University of Dayton Annie and Robert Slotsve Diane Radermecher Syverson ’62 Anne Rippey Weidman ’53 Anne McCorkell-Zschokke Joan Rumford ’57 Joann Tacl University of Kansas Kira Showalter Weier ’94

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2015-16 Financial Summary

REVENUE EXPENSES

Tuition and Fees $ 9,700,319 Instructional / Student Expenses $ 4,957,023

– Scholarships/Financial Aid/Grants (1,790,323) Advancement / Special Events 902,624

Net Tuition and Fees 7,909,996 Auxiliary Services 1,026,174

Contributions/Special Events 1,362,183 Plant and Maintenance 799,084

Auxiliary Services 1,225,342 General and Administrative 850,764

Student Activities/Other 88,158 Interest 357,454

Total Revenue and Support $ 10,585,679 Depreciation and Amortization 1,180,651

TOTAL EXPENSE $ 10,073,774

Student Activities / Other 1% Auxiliary Services 11% Depreciation and Instructional / Amortization 12% Student Contributions/ Expenses Special Events 49% Interest 4% 13%

General and Administrative 8%

Plant and Maintenance 8%

Auxiliary Services 10% Net Tuition and Fees 75%

Advancement / Special Events 9%

Summary of Giving 2015-16 2015-16 Debt Service General Contributions $1,124,926 (Principal and interest) $ 1,258,437

Special Events $237,257

Total Unrestricted Support $1,362,183

Restricted/Designated Gifts $62,817 for Operations

Other Restricted Gifts $282,959

In-Kind Donations $80,246

Total Restricted Support $426,022

Total Giving for 2015-16 $1,788,205

18 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY Donors by graduating class Joanne Savail Signe Myhre Heffern Class of 1940 Martha Anne La Place Simms Marita Yanisch Virginia Lee Linder Leslie Kennedy Smith Mary Nelson Johnson Phyllis O. Delaney Sutcliffe Jacqueline Lano Lindskoog Donna Besch Stein Marilyn A. Kieser Dr. Mary E. Reuder CLASS OF 1956 Judy Hosp Matheis Mary Frances Lynch CLASS OF 1953 Claire Linsmayer Behnke CLASS OF 1961 CLASS OF 1943 Leah Bailey McSwain Cheryl Cassady Mendonsa Patricia Doyle Blomquist Sherry Theisen Bias Sandra Margaret Smith Bly Margaret Kiley Combs Shelly Ann Moorman Meredith Jaglo Morneau Deidre Ann Brossard Bonnie Talbot Cox Susan Bowar-Ferres, PhD, RN Mary Ann Ryan Ryan Maureen Connor Moses Tuny Randolph O’Rourke Joan Baskfield Carroll Judith Louis Gendron Mary Carter Jane Randolph Murphy Mary Peterson Stachnik CLASS OF 1944 Joanne Louden Dick Margaret Reardon Goodge Judith Rivers Doyle Maureen Kelly Neerland Patricia St. Aubin Trapanese Patricia Kersten Brooks Donna Harrer DuPont Sr. Eleanor Granger, OSF Susan Miller Gormley Marilyn Johnson Nelson Patricia Londo McCormick Georgia Polzin Ewing Joan Pfeifer Hansen Gloria Hagen CLASS OF 1964 Dianne Trebil Ocel Jean McMullen McInerny Peg O’Connor Franzen Mary Mulcahy Hendricks Rosemary Thompson Jantschik Nancy Becker Nancy Louis Palmer Jean Scholz Mitchell Joan Yetter Freda Sheila Diehl Kelly-Hoyt Patricia Christian Kargel Barbara Beiersdorf Sally Hackenmueller Praus Helen McGraw Moore Barbara Plunkett Hoffman Elizabeth Gindorff Kennedy Ellen Rooney Kelly Virginia Pfeifer Bennett Rita Schatzlein Roberson Bernele McKenna Schultz Phyllis Ryan Hufnagle Julianne Kocourek Kathleen Silcott Kruth Mary Corniea Mary Anne Savage Teresa Blatz Walker Ramona Rascop Ibister Sharon Gleason Lingenfelter Margaret Doyle Lindgren Mary Egan Margaret Waldron Sperry CLASS OF 1945 Paul and Jane Foley Jaeger Ramona Nygaard Martin Carol Muckenhirn Lunney Patricia Floyd Ann Friendshuh Thompson Judy Berg Mannella Patricia Gibbs Betts Arms Giefer Sharon McGinn Jeffers Alice King Moormann Mary Jane McLaughlin Tillman Sandra Thompkins May Patricia Piculell Hamann Helen Budde Weides Constance Koelfgen Pat Tait Nicholson Mary Jones Walker and Jim Walker Mary Parker LaFontaine Carolyn Backdahl Ochsner Bobbie Morris McInerney Elizabeth Hendrickson Hawkins CLASS OF 1947 Mary Ellen Muckenhirn Wishart Madalyn Loe Mary Meier Paulson Sr. Mary Margaret Murphy, OP Annette Cowell Herman Rosemarie Breczinski Margaret Laux McCarthy Judith Sausen CLASS OF 1959 JoAnne Russell Parsons Mary Richmond Hudrlik Patricia Mulrennan De Lapa Gerald and Kathleen Hayes Meyer Diane Frandrup Sparrow Daniel and Margaret Hayes Bednarz Mollie Mulheran Raih Penny Winzen Jacocks Thomas and Betty Hamel Dolan Mary Radford Peterson Mary Lee Foley Stephenson Nancy Zetzman Blakeborough Donna Kelly Ramsay Margaret A. Kennedy Junette Martin Lucero Jan Heimerl Reuder Edward and Virginia Doyle Vizard Patricia A. Donahue Boie Virginia Dehn Slind Judy Evertz Kramer CLASS OF 1948 Mary Savoie Slind Lucy Hamel Wilhoit Rita Reed Buckley Kathleen DeRoma Spinner Veronica McGinn Madsen Patricia Kodadek Maher Patricia McConville Holloran Anne Rippey Weidman Delmar and Mary Miles Woida Judith Hynes Byers CLASS OF 1962 Joan Thom Kennedy Kathleen Pahl Woida Mary Carey Alice Juettner McCormick CLASS OF 1954 Dolores Weinbender Bentley Joan R. Koller Kongsvik Marge Carlson Zieska Patrick and Ann Dalsin Flynn Mrs. Judith A. Mosiniak Sr. Madonna Adams Richard and Swanson Bergin Jeanne Geyer Sella Anne C. Frankman Deanne T. Gantzer Nelson Kathleen Fadell Benson CLASS OF 1957 Sandra Shaffer Brooks Kathleen Finley Hanson Paulette Langer Orf CLASS OF 1949 Shirley Boehnke Cressy Jan McKenzie Anderson Mary Spinner Budworth Margaret Ryan Hanson Mary Bird Orfield Mary Bigelow Connelly Judith Daleki Martie Trader Glockner Marge Bergman Bunkers Ruthanne Heenan Maria Lombardi Roswall Joanne Cull Catherine Leonard Hartman Joanne Hite Brecount Kathleen Aman Cashin Janyce Mehr Jones Judi Bregel Small Jean McGee Krogness Barbara Renville Hechsel Judith Clark Brehm Roberta Ramstack Dircks Ann L. Lilly Lindquist Suzanne Eddy West Patricia O’Brien Rita Tholen Juettner Mary Heimerl Brick Ms. Peggy A. Doi Patricia Linnihan Barbara Macho Perry Josephine Feiereisen Morell Mary Capko Campbell Dr. Helen T. Berg Fish-Lacey CLASS OF 1965 Elizabeth McConville Lutton Joanne Beigle Pollara Madalon Wachtler Recke Mary Ann Dalton Day Rita Fox Randi Brescancini Behl Carol Conboy MacPeak Jeanne Prenevost Wintheiser Mollie Frey Sherry Bernadine Meyer Doll Susan Graceman Katherine Olsen Bredesen Sr. Mary Ann McGivern Elizabeth S Fredericks Wolf Jane Burke Soshnik Kathleen Donahue Sr. Susan Hames, CSJ Nancy Ferrell Carroll Kathleen Marcella O’Brien Mary Beth Beha Undem Susan Stadther Downes Donna Johnson Patty Meehan Cunniff CLASS OF 1950 Frances Fadell Serpe Betty Ann Jacobson Wagner Rita LeJeune Engelbrecht Mary C. Ward Kalan Ginny Melcher DiNovis Therese Beaudette Frank and Barbara Fairfield Spinner Janan Nolan Gainor Collette Brouette Kern Mary McKeen Dolezal Katherine Schindler Hage CLASS OF 1955 Joanne Tromiczak-Neid Nancy Heiber Gottfried Ruth Zeller LaMere Patricia Hornig Ehlen Kathleen Sweetser Hage Anonymous Suzanne Jelense Hoodecheck CLASS OF 1960 Dr. Joan Madden Mary Fitzgerald Marlene Raschko Krebs Arlene Langer Finley Carole Pfeifer Kusienski Peg Tait Aguirre Kathleen Kurimay McCoy Margaret Moskalik Fitzgerald Marilyn V Varner Swanson Therese Daleki Commers Elodie Chichester Moore Joyce Gross Anderson Joyce Gregory Merchant Kathy Cochran Gaines Sr. Jan Dalsin, CSJ CLASS OF 1951 Carol Susan Richmond Nelson Mary Lou Lowry Anderson Eileen Leeder Michalski Patricia Frederick Hayes Marguerite Lyman Favreau Kathleen Arms Blanke Kathleen Ryan Poole Anonymous (2) Stephanie Turgeon Quinn Mary Bauman Heruth Germaine Schmitz Govze Anne Lahiff Klein Joan Rumford Sharon R. Solheim Bakken Catherine Ernst Schumacher Geraldine McKay Hodgson Mrs. Angela Lamb Hickey Patricia Broad Koch Mary Bailey Schaal Kathleen Barnett Boldischar Elaine Vernon Steenberg Catherine Lynch Huttrer Judy Waters Hostnick Lola Leifeld Mary Jo Heenan Segal Molly Randolph Casey Linda Sullivan Nancy Dwyer Jackson Mary Anne O’Brien Johnson Ann Rockwell Lueders Marlys Anderson Thies Virginia Geienhoff Coverdale Mary Botz Sur Katherine King Mary Waugh Lindberg Mary Meitz Winum Barbara Kuhl Thoraldson Mary Jo Spillane Cummins Marie Finley Swoboda Roxanne Jedlicki Lauwagie Joan Skidmore Loveday Peggy Nichols Zack Jean Scherer Wagener Rae Henrikson Donnelly Diane Radermecher Syverson Sharon Nelson Lethert Mary Shinnick McGinty Patricia McDonough Tomanek Sheila Clifford Lind CLASS OF 1952 Mary Rae Kobbe Weiland Sharon Rosenow Dwyer Elizabeth Merry O’Daniel Jane Connelly Wallrich Jean Frazier Lovdal Genine Barkley Beigle Helen Zahradka White Kathleen Peine Eiselein Dorothy Reichert Pitheon Dan and Patricia McGruder Willette Patricia Madden Lynam Eleanor Brown Bouley Kathleen Heenan Sr. Margaret Preston CLASS OF 1958 Marie Walentiny Medvec Coral Ostdiek Buchman Claudia Ellington Hoversten CLASS OF 1963 Judith Simonet Rich Marguerite Hasselo Becker Marsha Poeschl Miller Barbara A. Buckles JoAnne Linn Yvonne Boie Mary McFarland Ritten Ila P. Simmons Dunham Molly Dornik Mork Mary Haugen Fowler Maureen La Fond Meyer Mary Beth Hendricks Buckman Mary Sarazin Caroline Wolf Harlow Molly Murphy Maureen McGinn Lafrance Margaret Munsinger Mitchell Patricia Aulwes Burnworth Diane Dugan Schuck Gloria Smith Hartwick Patricia O’Reilly Norine Marlene Hecker Lawson Diane B. Lindgren Moore Barbara Wallin DeMay Suzanne Karnstedt Seyfert Eileen Kelly Ivory Barbara Tweedy Patten Shirley Windus Reich Nancy Bartosh Morreale Mollie McGraw Detviler Jeanne Freeberg Walch Kathryn M. Hedges Kram Janet Robbie Renee LaChapelle Romain Dana Noonan Trude Nordquist Harrington Karen Mullin Winter Nancy Hart Lewis Joan Willenburg Rourke

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Mary Corbett Solon Cindy Shuck Larson Shelly Riley Michael Hoffman Schmidt Wood Robert Egan Judy Jardine Stucki Kathleen M. Johnson Lucas Terri Bungert Roth Michelle DuPont Johnson Nancy Schneider Wooden Sarah Harristhal Egan Betty Kraker Tichich Christine Krypel Martin John Viens Mary A. Johnson-Breeser William Farhet CLASS OF 1985 Barbara Haeg Tuynman Mary Freeman Rigney Michael Wise Kevin Margarit Michael Floersch John Banovetz Deborah Wallace Anne Wolf Swanson Sara Mathewson Laura Schroepfer Hanneman CLASS OF 1976 Daniel Becker Cindy Nielsen Vance Gina Schullo Meacham Amy Rushin Kolar, M.D. CLASS OF 1966 Theresa Steger Bergwall Daniel J Bork Barbara Jones Warhol Jon Launstein Karen Martens Adams Mary Jo Wind Bjornson CLASS OF 1981 James Burke Matthew Lockhart Diana Drury Bauman CLASS OF 1970 Daniel Fashant Valerie Marcy Boyce Brian L. Delgado Christy Lunde Catherine Clifford Brennan Ann Stiehm Ahlstrom Michael Meyer Michael Daly MaryLou Glockner Dundon Kellie Murnan McNamara Susan Sheady Cahill Patrice M. O’Sullivan Alkire Bill Morris Katy Ascher Eiden James Dunn Becky Majerus Moody Rita Moskalik Fernandez Margaret Sheehan Couillard Barbara Peterson Stull Michele Fashant Michael A. Fox Sean Morrill Kathleen Giblin Judith Rauenhorst Doerr Chris Wagner Kevin Giles Mary Kramer Haas Charles Musech Patricia Rasmussen Johnston Nancy Estrem-Fuller Debra Zieska Hauerwas Jane Sandvik Hurinenko CLASS OF 1977 Annette White Nesseth Peggy Sowa Kleven Simone Koehler Teresa Brandt Hoffman Laura Keinz Miler Kathleen Mackey Anderson John Olk Suzanne Davis Loula Rosemary Lapensky Joanne Maiers Isdahl Kate Flynn Nicklay Anonymous Jeffrey E. Powers Patricia Mathiowetz Mauren Mary Marcoux Teresa Jones Mary Smith Renk Therese Bengtson Bangasser Charles B. Reed, Jr. Mary Morrissey Anne L. Pavlik Schmitt Magures Sara Hammer Warner Anne Egerer Berg John Schaffer Carolyn Peck Nolan Linda Graham Ripley Mrs. Judith M. Morris-Meyer James Cross CLASS OF 1986 Sherry Olsen Schaffer Mary Jane O’Donnell Rippel Rochelle Thorman Amy Speltz Nelson Diane Meyer Evenson Anne Daly Amore Jim Susag Anne Saevig Jean George Zimmerman Mary Sullivan Sullivan McCue Joseph Fraser Anonymous Kimberly Hanke Susag Jeanne Fleming Sedgwick Christine Rudolph Walsh CLASS OF 1971 James Gross John Arms Lisa St. Aubin Anderson Terri Boeser Swan Christine Hunt Anderson William Hammes CLASS OF 1982 Jane Gilsdorf Bachul Donna Trethway CLASS OF 1989 Barbara Mordaunt Burke David Hesse Mary Sandvik Anderson Ann Marie Ness Bartz Sherilyn McGovern Wigdahl Leo Arms Kathleen Coe Dawn Knutson Julie DeMarce Walsh Dean Bjorkstrand Susan Blecha Yanta Kevin Broveleit Mary Carroll Curran Joseph McNamara Paul Hill Deb Rocheford Burke Ann M. Spinner Zimdars Colleen Giles Casey Andrea Erickson Jean Trenary Phil Hoeppner Mary Beth Bungert Burns Diana Dalsin CLASS OF 1967 Penny Hedstrom Fick Joan Welter John Jarrett Suzanne Wienke Colling Jesse Foley Bonnie Woznak Bernstrom Linda Welter Gustafson David Krypel Mark Erazmus CLASS OF 1978 Shari Eggenberger Kawiecki Patricia Deeney Burns Kathleen Hanley Colleen Montag Lacy Joan Bergman Fedt Carla Steger Cable Richard Mantel Kate Davy Judith Hannigan Patrick Maghrak Christie Curtan Larsen MaryClare Becker Cullen Karen Kelly Olson Terri McClellan Effertz Maureen Coleman Lahr Stephen McDonald William Mack Colleen Burns Durda Lori Ludowese Paulus Susan Hall Flor Anne M. McInerney James Meyer Cheryl Hoersten Manley Anne Marie Spillane Fashant Vincent Paulus Judith Johnson Jeanne Mielke Daniel Meyers Stacy Brandt McVary Kit Watzl Fitzgerald Scott Powell Margaret Sorenson Lekander Kathleen Murphy Timothy Murphy Elizabeth Menke Jim Fleming JJ Ryan Terry Keating Middleton Mary Richter Margaret Sullivan O’Connor Julie Cline Miller Mary Decker Hautman Sarah Koerner Whitlock Kathleen Gallagher Nelson Dave Pelner Thomas Preimesberger CLASS OF 1972 Marie Welbes Rodier Jean Olsen Joe Simms David Samuels CLASS OF 1990 Kathleen Blatz Richard Rodier Ann Wagner Jerilyn Dunn Waters Kathleen Seidel Walsh Songhai Barclift Ellen Barrett Hanten John Tantzen Bridget Moore Benson CLASS OF 1968 Jeanne Olive Beth J. Wittsack Tepfer CLASS OF 1983 CLASS OF 1987 Lynnae Schmitt Bosch Janet Andresen Anderson Kay Henchel Rogers Madonna A. Putz Vitarello Thomas J Arms Chris Bednarz Gretchen Dahl Breyen Anne Yelland Carleton Mary C. Weber Severson James M. Weides John Burgess Becky Hall Egan Michael Budworth Suzanne Budd Coleman Anonymous Sheila Sarazin Folkestad Mary Margaret Gross CLASS OF 1973 Katherine Fabienke Linda Smith Collins Amy Sullivan Gaffney Robert Hesse Ann Boeser CLASS OF 1979 Christopher Fischer Kathy Mulvehill Graczyk Theresa Jacobson Gomez Margaret Houston Nancy Bortolussi James Clancy Corey Gustafson Christine Lenz Hyde Jean Rudolph Hoppe Emily Shea Koenig Nancy Coffman Carlson Ann Keuler Ellison Alicia Ciampi Gustafson Patricia Davy Johanning Joe Meyer Thomas Koenig Margaret Mexner Cesarek Michael Elsen Susie Dolan Laird Kathleen E. Johnson Rachel O’Brien Cathy Krocheski Maloney Betty Flynn Amy Elsen Lisa Legel Roxanne Brant Longman Paul Schoenecker Mary Matthews Joan Carland Johnson Maureen Scallen Failor Anthony Rajika Mallawaaratchy Helen Welter McDevitt Sandra Schneider Teubner Sean McDermott Pamela Matthews Kerber Beth Hughes Knutson Aine McCormack Linda Quinn Olson Matt Welbes Shannon Schauff McLeod Annette Margarit Jeffrey Meacham Dan O’Rourke Jeanne M. Stevens Lisa Geissler Narloch Anonymous Mark McGinty CLASS OF 1984 Laurice Owens Cynthia Jensen Sweeney Mary Menke Peichel Deborah Geil Nickerson Thomas Ford Ascher Heather Rybak Ryan CLASS OF 1974 Tim Poehling CLASS OF 1969 Amy Revak Poehling Michael W. Breitling Jody Ost Clayton Sarah Haeg Roers CLASS OF 1991 Sara Beiersdorf Turk Daniel Russell Debra Hartman Burns Deb Geiger-McCracken Chadwick Schumacher Kirsten Cecere Marie Vallez Allen Gerald Sieve Gail Gieske Goplen Kathleen Kelash Hansen Jennifer Streefland Henry Katy Harris Gilley Debbie Smith Ballein Janet Bangasser Typher Long Huynh Mary Jenkins-Weisman Ted Ulrich Gregory Grahn Diane L. Roberts Blake Kevin Ivory Jeanne Walentiny CLASS OF 1980 Craig Wald Bernard Shane Grutsch Linda Poncin Fugina James Larranaga Theresa Nedry Wentz Anastasia Swanson Averbeck Toni Martinson Welsch Rebecca Lunde Jacobs Colleen Gallagher James Melssen Geralyn Adams Baumgartner Kathleen Meneghelli Weyer Michele Bierschbach Kohl Nadine Niedermaier Gergen CLASS OF 1975 Margaret Koenig Mueller William Clancy Kenneth LaChance Mary E. Hafertepe Patricia Mercer D’Alessandro Donna Weiler Remker CLASS OF 1988 John Dornik Christopher Mahowald Suzanne Boeser Halpin Joyce Kelash Dominique Anne Keppel Rusert Anonymous Joseph Eickhoff Sarah Reed Schreiner Kathleen A. Hesse Laurie A. Elsen Annie Slotsve Erich Adalbert Robert Fleming Traci Steen Nancy Jarvis Diane Fairfield Freund Karen Doucette Twyman Lisa Mikkalson Brandt Stephen Hoeppner Joanne Zilka Langsdorf Patricia Herll Terrence M. White Stephen Dolan

20 COMMUNIQUÉ FALL 2016 | 2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT SUMMARY CLASS OF 1992 Marie Povolny Maslowski Erin Anhut Schwanger Katelyn Dahl Speltz Alumni giving, last 5 years Jessica LaChance Weber Nicole Pettis Thomas Michelle Mahan Beck CLASS OF 2012 Katie Grahn Bienash Meredith Waterston ’03 (As a percentage of total alums in class) CLASS OF 1999 Megan Hoffman Annie Juettner Foley Troy Bell CLASS OF 2004 Emilie Johnson 1932 0% Pat Kelly Stephanie Parks Meredith Eichten 1933 7.1% Ann Marie Kiernan Youngdahl CLASS OF 2014 1934 0% Timothy Rollwagen Andrew Engebretson Margaret Mikulski 1935 10.0% CLASS OF 1993 Jack Hillen 1936 0% CLASS OF 2000 Bridget Thomson 1937 5.6% Tara Jones Anderson Sean O’Hagan Steven Cole-Schwartz Garrett Wise 1938 27.3% Annie Engels Barsch Gina Thelemann Melissa Webert Dalum Christian Wise 1939 13.3% Paul J. Campbell Samuel Werler 1940 17.9% Michael Jewison 1941 0% Ivan Clements Gregory Young CLASS OF 2015 Jamie Kuester 1942 30.0% Ann Dalsin Gabriella Anderson 1943 33.3% Kelly Lahr CLASS OF 2005 Stacia Walling Driver Jared Anderson 1944 73.3% Erin Wiener McArdle John Davy 1945 83.3% Jon Duval Sophia Anderson Matthew Povolny Maria Melcher Davy 1946 29.2% Jacob Foley Hugh Bernhagen 1947 32.3% Meghan Shepherd Michael Krempa 1948 22.6% Alicia Murray Iverson Justin Boysen Rebecca Sweeney David Long 1949 33.3% Mary Lutgen Kann Kara Mae Caron 1950 27.6% Theodore Waldeck Erin McLaughlin Dave Martin Kathryn Cassidy 1951 36.4% Luke Rieger 1952 43.8% Mark McCarthy CLASS OF 2001 Sydney Courrier-Oaster Sally Simpson 1953 61.0% Mark Moore Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. Elizabeth Cullen 1954 35.9% Kelly Garrison Swenson Ben Barron Molly Davies 1955 41.2% Benedict Moudry 1956 40.9% Catherine Parranto Greta Bauer CLASS OF 2006 Ryan Downes 1957 44.3% Chris Ritz Karl Bergman Laura Kinowski Eiden Elizabeth Erb 1958 38.3% 1959 32.8% Catharine Bluestein John Finnegan Jack Forciea Rachel Schumacher Rose 1960 32.9% Brian Taney Natalie Losurdo Erik Johnson Garrett Frye 1961 35.1% Molly Rinowski Olsen Derek Ketcho Alyssa Gilmore 1962 43.5% Rick Welter 1963 28.0% Elizabeth Phillips Radtke Christo Lane Eleanor Goblirsch 1964 27.8% CLASS OF 1994 Pamela Berry Steffens Steven Maciosek Ellie Gresser 1965 30.2% Amy Landgren 1966 22.5% Maiken Overton Strohm Derek Michalski John Hazekamp Janet Britton Lund 1967 24.6% Gretchen Windschitl Kevin Poindexter Samuel Hedlund 1968 32.8% Jennifer Lutgen Elyse Rethlake Rebecca Heer 1969 30.7% Megan Reynolds CLASS OF 2002 1970 22.5% Aurelia Scheppers Jacob Heim 1971 24.1% Jonathan Riesinger Nicholas Bertrand Erin Sunder Suarez Claire Hogan 1972 22.0% Michael Rothstein Lindsay Corbo Cadigan Elizabeth Hurinenko 1973 31.4% Natalie Schroeder Allison Rufsvold Cadogan CLASS OF 2007 1974 46.3% Christine Kelly 1975 32.6% Kira Showalter Weier Sharon Cassioppi Meredith Hansen Joseph Koenig 1976 16.5% Erin McErlane Bale Allison Cranston Katherine Moehn 1977 25.5% Joseph Lam Brett Heltne 1978 25.7% CLASS OF 2008 Crystal Lovegreen 1979 33.6% CLASS OF 1995 Kathryn Szkarlat Jelle Gretchen Bierbaum Bierbaum-Albrecht Bret Bandur Nola McErlane 1980 26.7% Jason Boerboom 1981 31.7% Michael Furlong Kristin Betlej Samuel McIlwain Kathryn Kaiser 1982 33.3% Paul Humbert Michelle Bradley Jack Miler 1983 30.7% Stephen King 1984 23.6% Philip Ruce Jordan Brunsberg Kristen Ober Dominic Lawrence 1985 25.4% Zintis Inde Fabian Oberg 1986 37.5% CLASS OF 1996 Julian Lile Lindsay Kurt Thomas O’Brien 1987 48.0% Marianne Trepanier Brekke Elizabeth Margarit 1988 23.4% Paul Lucke Erin O’Connor Adam Collins Heidi Pearson Maurer 1989 24.8% Richard Margarit Chad O’Hehir 1990 24.3% Dallas Dombrovski Patrick Meinhardt 1991 25.2% Alex McNamara Victoria Palattao Monica Kelly Gould Kelli O’Shea 1992 25.4% Morgan Richter Marie Pelner 1993 33.6% Thomas D. Moore Jennifer Pallas Mitch Rostad Brittany Radant 1994 38.9% Laurel Rucker Shuman Matthew Ritz 1995 20.9% Patrick Sullivan Sydney Sackmaster Kristin Thomas Sancken 1996 19.0% CLASS OF 1997 Madison Schertler 1997 22.8% Megan Kearney Scherf CLASS OF 2009 Vicky Schultz Avery Breanna Schmidt 1998 24.4% Claire Willerscheidt Theobald Philip Behringer 1999 19.8% Candice Knight Duval Luke Schroeder Anna Thompson Madalyn Knase 2000 19.0% Aaron Fulton Sarah Scislow 2001 29.4% John Waterston ’02 Steven Kukla 2002 29.7% Paul Kuester Rachel Nichols Kathryn Sharkey 2003 12.7% Thomas Noonan CLASS OF 2003 Brady O’Brien Mikayla Smalley 2004 34.2% Kristin Olson Ashley Anklam Anderson Austin Style 2005 15.0% CLASS OF 2010 2006 20.3% Katy Sawyer Amanda Bandur Joseph Sullivan 2007 4.2% Kevin Davy Christopher Boser 2008 15.7% CLASS OF 1998 Brennan Wedl Meghan Foley Howe Slaine Kelly 2009 8.7% Jamis Ahern CLASS OF 2016 2010 7.9% Sean Johnson Caitlin Kielblock 2011 7.7% Terry Braun For a list of contributors Katie Johnson Claire Mayer 2012 69.5% Shannon Harris Huber to the AHA Class of 2016 2013 75.7% Timothy Madsen Rachel Turbeville Kara Hutchinson senior gift go to: 2014 10.0% Andrew Meyer academyofholyangels.org/seniorgift 2015 24.4% Gavin Kaysen CLASS OF 2011 Kevin ’Rollwagen 2016 75.2% Patrick Kirby Rebecca DeNio ALL 28.7% Molly Nerhus Rollwagen Aaron Lapensky Kyle O’Hehir 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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1970s Marie Welbes Rodier ’78 and Rick Rodier ’78, CLASS Minneapolis residents, have been married for 32 years. Their son, John ’07, got married in New York in August. Their daughter Emily Rodier Jones ’04, her husband, Fred, and their daughter recently moved to Plymouth, MN from Boston. NOTES “We love spending time with our one year old granddaughter, Josie, and we see many of our AHA friends on a regular 1960s basis!” shared Marie. Pat O’Sullivan Czyson ’62 After 15 years at Lazard Middle Market and its predecessor, and husband Stan recently Goldsmith Agio Helms, Jim Clancy ’79 has joined Quetico moved from their city home Partners. Quetico provides merger and acquisition services, of 43 years to their lake private placements, and strategic advice to entrepreneurs, home in Outing, MN. Pat family businesses, private equity groups, and corporations enjoys the many outdoor across North America. Jim and Amy (Jaeger ’81) Clancy have activities at their lake home four kids — Jack, Paddy, Kevin and Maeve — and have lived in and hosting their seven St. Louis Park for over 20 years. grandchildren on the weekends. Pat celebrates her 25th year with Mary Kay Cosmetics this year and is active in her church choir.

Carol Jantunen ’63 and the Class of 1963 have held a mini- reunion every year since their 50th reunion in 2013. This year, they gathered at Snuffy’s Malt Shop to catch up with each other. The class also has their own Facebook page!

1980s BRUSH WITH FAME! Paul Peterson ’83 (right), star of our Rock the Lawn 2016 alumni The Class of 1966 Reunion Committee met for a beautiful concert, with golfing Fall weekend in Aitkin, MN. “These Angies can still party like partner NBA superstar rock ‘stars,’ ” said Mary Jane Rippel ’66. Steph Curry

Reunions Galore! Friends catch up at the Class of 1966 50th reunion. See page 4 for more photos of class reunions that happened in 2016.

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John Banovetz ’85, wife Cindy and son Matt ’20 have 1990s relocated to Dusseldorf, Germany, where John is the managing director of 3M Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Their other children, Kate ’14, a junior health science major at St. Ben’s and John ’12, who just started his graduate studies in physics at Purdue University, are frequent visitors.

Friends from the class of 1990 enjoyed a Fall Fiesta full of great food, fun games and many children! Pictured are Gretchen Dahl Breyen, Julie Bostrom Lewis, Nicole Casey, Brenda Geissler Ogle, Melanie Warmka Rise, Paulette Anderson Grausnick, Lynnae Schmitt Bosch, Michelle Hartwell, Deanna Hartman Lelemsis and Gretchen Hall Gifford.

Shari Eggenberger Kawiecki ’89 is a stay-at-home mom and Sarah Smith Strecker ’92 lives active volunteer at AHA, Blessed Trinity and St. Richard’s in Ramsey, MN, with her husband Catholic Church. Shari’s husband, Ken Kawiecki, is employed Jeremy, and two daughters Lindsay (13) with In Control Inc. in Blaine. Shari’s mother Mary Sharol and Lilah (8). After earning her MBA, Warren Eggenberger ’59 enjoys spending time with her family Sarah went back to school and earned and watching her grandkids play sports. Ryan Kawiecki ’15 is her teaching license in special education. enjoying life as a sophomore at the University of St. Thomas. She is enjoying her third year teaching at Rachel Kawiecki ’21 is an 8th grader at Blessed Trinity and Elk River High School. will be attending Holy Angels next year. She currently plays soccer and basketball for the Stars. More class reunions

Members of the Class of 1991 at their 25th reunion: Jason Johnson, Eileen LaFontaine, Katy Harris Gilley, Sarah Reed Schreiner, Becky Smith, Todd Smith, Michele Cunniff Faherty, Alex Wolf, Theresa Bosiger Bergren and Chris Willette.

Members of the Class of 2001 at their 15th Catholic education is a foundation in the Kawiecki family! reunion: Gretchen Windschitl, Natalie Losurdo, Laura Changing your mailing address or e-mail address? Losurdo, Pam Berry, Mike Murphy and Send your changes to the Alumni Office: Molly Rinowski Olsen. email: [email protected] phone: 612-798-2204

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Congratulations to AHA alumnus Todd Smith ’91, athletes who play it. Every scar has a story whose book Hockey Strong from Simon & Schuster and the book begins with the story of Smith’s was published this fall and is having tremendous own hockey scars that were acquired during success! The book is a collection of essays and his time playing hockey at AHA! photographs celebrating the grit and dedication of In the chapter entitled Rob McClanahan NHL players to withstand injury and hardship to play versus Herb Brooks, Todd Smith turns to his the sport they love. Todd captures the inside stories father, Gary “Smitty” Smith, who was the of superstars old and new, and provides head athletic trainer of the famous “Miracle a unique exploration of the long, dangerous, and on Ice” US hockey team that upset the often arduous journey of an NHL player. Packed with massively favored Russian team in the player interviews, photographs, and iconic moments, 1980 Winter Olympics, and a father and son it’s a beautifully designed celebration of one of the bond over the sports stories they share toughest sports in the world, and the hearts of the and cherish.

Leah Y. Geislinger ’94 2000s earned her clinical Doctorate in Occupational Therapy James and Amanda (Gwost) from the University of Loma Dotson ’00 welcomed a baby girl, Linda in 2010. In 2015, she Matilda Rose, on May 20, 2016. was promoted to the rank of Commander in the United States Navy.

Leah Y. Geislinger ’94 pictured with her sister, Hallie (Geislinger) Author Erin Pearson ’01 Matuza ’92 at Leah’s promotion recently released the Amazon ceremony in San Diego, CA. bestselling book titled 10 Reasons Your Kids Don’t Practice: And What Parents Can Do About It. Erin resides AHA Alumni step up to keep in Nashville, TN, where she is a creative entrepreneur, teaching Joe Boerboom rolling! music, songwriting, performing, Joe, age 10, has an painting, writing books and incredibly strong connection working on her guitar string with Holy Angels. Both his jewelry line. parents Ryan and Jessica (Meacham) Boerboom graduated from AHA in 1999. In addition, Emily Carlson ’01 is an evening numerous aunts, uncles anchor and reporter at KTVA, and both maternal Anchorage, Alaska. grandparents (Jeff ’79 and Emily says,“I love the news Gina Meacham ’80) all because I love telling people’s attended AHA. Recently stories. It’s my job to find the this group of 1999 alumni information that you want, need (and friends from other AHA classes too), and supporters are and require to live better lives working to provide the help and support that Joe needs as he and I take that responsibility faces increased complications from Muscular Dystrophy. very seriously. I strive to find A group of alumni has gathered to support Joe’s family and to the stories, injustices and people that would not otherwise be help Joe regain his independence. The goal is to raise funds for a heard if it weren’t for the news ramp to bring his wheelchair in the house, home modifications and platform. I love practicing hot funding for a wheelchair accessible vehicle. What better example yoga, reading, running, cooking of the AHA community joining together to make a difference! with my husband and hiking. To learn more about this incredible young man, and join the We are determined to climb as efforts to envelop the Boerbooms with love and support, visit many mountains as we can in Youcaring.com and search “Joe Boerboom.” #howjoerolls Alaska.”

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In August, many alumni gathered in Chicago to celebrate the After graduating from Boston marriage of Steve Pigozzi ’03 and Jocelyn Broitman. Steve is College with a Masters of the Workforce Development Supervisor at Association House Education and completing of Chicago. He also attends IIT Chicago–Kent College of Law. two years of teaching in the Jocelyn is a master of social work student at the School of Urban Catholic Teacher Social Service Administration at the University of Chicago. Corps, Emily Rodier Jones ’04, her husband Fred, and one-year old daughter Josephine Marie are excited to have moved back to the Twin Cities this past summer. Fred transferred from PwC in Boston and now works as a manager at the PwC Minneapolis office. Emily is teaching first grade at Prodeo Academy, a high-performing urban, public charter school in Columbia Heights dedicated to closing the achievement gap.

Sarah Mueller Thornton ’05, who teaches second grade at Nativity of Our Lord, married Connor Thornton on September 26, 2015 at St. Bonaventure Catholic Church in Bloomington. Front row: Kelsey Waters ’03; Middle row: Patrick Strauss ’03, Sean AHA alums in attendance included Stephen Mueller, Leah Scallen, Steve Pigozzi ’03, Fletcher Barnhill ’03, Michael Pigozzi ’05; Hoglin ’05, Michael Adams ’05, Jackie Kern ’05, and Teresa Back row: Flynn Moehn ’03, David Streier ’03, Peter Deitz ’03, Alex Brodersen ’05. The Thorntons welcomed baby boy Kieran Wasserberger ’03, Dan McCormick ’03, Conor Champley ’03 Gregory on July 16, 2016. Kevin ’03 and Anna Dickinson Cline ’03 recently welcomed the birth of their daughter Georgia. Big brother Vinnie (age 2) is beyond excited! Kevin is a project manager for The Metropolitan Council and Anna is a Marketing Manager for Taylor Corporation. Katherine Amundson McClelland ’05 and Samantha Olson ’07 connected at the 2016 STEP Ahead Awards recognizing women in manufacturing in Washington DC this April. Katherine is the Director of Education and Workforce Initiatives at The Manufacturing Institute and helped organize the event. Samantha Olson is a Manufacturing Engineer at Danfoss BRUSH WITH FAME! Drives. She was at the awards presentation supporting her Marcus Fitzgerald ’03 (right) and the late and greatest Muhammed Ali, supervisor that she nominated for the award. hanging out together.

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Terrel Barnes ’06 Jazz Hampton ’08 attended the University of St. Thomas and Ruth Moehn ’06 where he lived with some of his best friends from Holy Angels, were married on played football and rugby, and became class president both September 10, 2016, junior and senior years. He went on to attend law school at the in Edina, MN. Terrel University of St. Thomas School of Law and served as is now an AHA president of the Black Lawyer Student Association; he is now basketball coach. practicing law at Larson King, LLP. Hampton now resides in Minneapolis with fellow alums Matt Boston ’08, Thomas Meacham ’08 and Brendan In August 2016, Kelly ’08 and shares, “My John Rodier ’07 wed parents still live just blocks Alisa Romney in Rye, away from Holy Angels and NY (below). Twenty make sure to make it over to AHA graduates see sporting events regularly. assembled at a I would not be where I am wedding such a today without the support of distance from the facility, friends, and Minnesota! They families that Holy Angels included: John brought into my life. Thanks Rodier ’07, Emily AHA!” Rodier Jones ’04, James Gilchrist ’07, Jazz Hampton ’08 with fellow ’08 Branden Rudie ’07, Donald Davis ’07, Ellen Kinner ’07, Brita alums Ricky Margarit and Thomas Sandstrom, Kelly Schroer ’07, Annie Malknecht ’07, Ann Meacham. Welbes Hubbard ’80, Matt Welbes ’83, John Welbes ’86, Ron Rodier ’86, Becky Yetzer Rodier ’86, Tom Rodier ’18, Anna Claire ’13 and Leah Hubbard ’09. Andrew Tessman ’06 came After finishing up his collegiate baseball career at all the way from Germany. the University of Minnesota, Mark Tatera ’10 received a biology degree and proceeded to work as a medical scribe for two years at multiple Twin Cities area Allina Health locations, ranging from the emergency room to a cardiology clinic. While working, he also earned additional degrees in chemistry and psychology, and was able to continue to volunteer regularly, before ultimately being accepted into the Yale Physician Associate program within their medical school. Mark says, “I was blessed during this time to have a niece and nephew born into the family (with two more on the way that are due in Fall 2016), continued to play amateur baseball, ran a triathlon and duathlon (the latter with my father and brother), and climbed multiple mountains in Arizona and Colorado, including a 14,000 footer.” Currently he is in school at Yale.

Chelsie Roberge Griesinger ’07 and Jordan Griesinger ’07 celebrated their marriage in the AHA chapel in the spring of 2016.

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2010s Danielle Mendez ’12 recently graduated from St. Catherine with a Nicole Formico Leskera ’10 graduated from the University major in exercise sports science. She of St. Thomas with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice started all four years of soccer at and psychology, and she is now a behavioral technician and St. Kate’s and was named captain as a provides therapy to children with autism. She resides in North senior. Danielle earned four school Carolina with her husband, Jordan, who is an Infantry Officer records in soccer, the most of any in the United States Army. goalkeeper in the history of the St. Kate’s program. Additionally, she was named Wildcat Athlete of the Week and DIII Gem of the Week. Upon graduating from St. Kate’s, Danielle made the Women’s Premier Soccer Danielle Mendez and League, playing for the Minnesota her mom Susan Twinstars semi-pro team through the summer, and is currently a coach for Minnesota Thunder Academy.

Tyler Quam ’12 (right) calls the University of Minnesota his second home and is pursuing degrees in theatre arts and Nicole & Jordon Leskera’s wedding ceremony along the shores of Lake journalism. This year, he was Superior in Tofte, MN. From left to right: Katie Murphy ’10, Slaine Kelly ’10, the recipient of the Waller Emma Woldum ’10, Nicole Formico Leskera ’10, Jake Formico ’13, Aleeta Award from the College of Vizard ’10, Molly Welna ’10, and Alicia Babcock ’10. Liberal Arts. He enjoys working as a marketing associate at the Rarig Center. Passionate about After graduating from the University of Wisconsin–Stout in music education, Noah 2015 with a degree in early childhood education, Sally Quam ’14 (left) is a student at Augsburg College and was Keis ’11 now teaches preschool at ABC Express. Sally lives in recently awarded the prestigious Hognander Award. He is Minneapolis with three Holy Angels friends: Rachel Adam ’11, looking forward to performing in Augsburg’s Christmas Kristin Hinke ’11 and Annie Baregi ’11. She also recently ran tradition, Advent Vespers, this December. her first Twin Cities Marathon with Jenna Gruenwald ’11. Nick Murdakes ’13 is studying Chemical Engineering at the Jack O'Rourke ’11 is currently serving in Cameroon for the University of Nebraska. Through his fraternity Pi Kappa Phi, United States Peace Corps. In his remote home of Fonfuka Nick was selected to the 2015 Journey of Hope team. Journey (2 hours+ via a motorcycle from a paved road or electricity), of Hope is a cross-country cycling event, which supports adults Jack has been focusing on helping curb the spread of HIV. and children with disabilities. In addition to training for the He has been setting up support groups for people living with almost 4,000-mile ride from San Francisco to Washington, DC, HIV, training traditional healers on HIV, and doing gender Nick and his teammates each raised over $5,000. Nick rode an sensitization workshops around the area. Jack loves the average of 75 miles per day The 2015 JOH team raised over $600,000 to support these organizations across the country. people and the culture of the village. After he finishes his Nick continues his work with The Ability experience through service, he plans to pursue a career in international his local chapter’s sponsorship of TOPPS Soccer. You can see humanitarian aid. a photo of Nick on page 2.

John Spanier ’14 is currently studying abroad in London and is working on a park and recreational conservation team, cleaning up parks, ponds, and nature reserves around the London area.

Emily Martin ’15, who attends Creighton University, is studying abroad in Ireland as she pursues her nursing degree. She will be attending the University of Limerick for the fall semester and is most excited about visiting many cities throughout Europe.

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IN LOVING MEMORY...

Please help us remember and pray for Ida Besch, mother of Donna Besch Stein ’60, Richard “Dick” Morrill, husband of Patricia those in our AHA community who have died. Jean Besch Patsch ’70 and Mary Besch ’76, Kelly Morrill ’63, father of Sean Morrill ’88 and To have someone remembered, contact the grandmother of Kelly Stein Turgeon ’84, Maureen Morrill ’87 (5/24/2016) Alumni Office at [email protected]. Tammy Stein Duggan ’86 and Tracy Stein ’91 Margery Murphy, mother of Kathleen We apologize for omissions due to lack of (7/12/2016) Murphy ’71 and Colleen (Mike Wilson) information or error. Mary DePauw, mother of Tom (Sue) DePauw Murphy ’71 (9/10/2016) and grandmother of Michelle DePauw ’12 Greg Powers, father of Erin Powers ’18 ALUMNI (8/26/2016) (9/11/2016) David Adams ’80, husband of Kerrie Adams, Don Elsen, father of Julie Elsen (Curtis) Charles Seashore, husband of Dolores son of Marie Rose Adams, brother of Tom Tvete ’73, Jeff Elsen ✝ ’75, Mary Elsen Seashore, father of Marilynn Seashore ’92 (Gail) Adams ’77, Caroline Adams (Seewak) Moody ’76 and Michael (Gerilyn) Elsen ’79; (6/27/2016) Seebachan ’70, Sylvia Adams ’74, Veronique He was the uncle of AHA alums Brenda Elsen Adams (Dan) Grimes ’71 and Steven (Bahgat) Elsagher ’74, Laurie Elsen ’75, Phyllis Sienko, mother of Annette Sienko (Katherine) Adams ’85 (9/12/2016) Joel ‘75 and Linda (Dolezal) Elsen ’75, Amy Dillard ’70, Kathleen Sienko Wachtel ’71, Deborah Sienko Fox ’73, Mary Sienko ’75, Noel Kaufman Anderson ’50 (6/17/2016) Elsen ’79, Christine Elsen (Joseph) Dellwo ’83, Cathy Elsen ’83 and Kimberly Elsen (Scott Joanne Sienko Ott ’79 and Michelle Sienko Judith Larsen Hansen ’61 (10/3/2015) Xi) ’85; granduncle of Nathan Elsen ‘03 and Kram ’82 (11/1/2016) Sue Kelly ’56 (5/7/2016) Nicholas Elsen ‘05, and grandfather of Emmalyn Jim Tiffany, husband of Louise Tiffany, brother Elsen ’17 (8/22/2016) Alice Jean Scholz Mitchell ’44, wife of John of Patricia Tiffany Temple ’50, grandfather of Alex Mitchell (8/10/2016) Hugh Gallagher, grandfather of Meghan Jones ’08, Erin Jones ’10, Molly Jones ’14 and McMillan ’08 and Ryan McMillan ’10 Jack Jones ’20 (9/14/2016) Kathleen Hanrehan Student ’51, wife of (9/29/2016) Richard Student, sister of Frances Hanrehan Don Totzke, husband of Joan Totzke, grandfather Ford ’48 ✝ and Geraldine Hanrehan Murray ’52 ✝ John Jennrich, husband of Louise Jennrich, of Charles (Jamie) Keis ’09, Sally Keis ’11, (7/11/2016) father of Thomas (Doreen) Jennrich ’83, Michael Sam Keis ’13 and Emily Keis ’16 (9/5/2016) Jennrich ’77 and Christine Jennrich (David) Roland Watzl, husband of Barbara Watzl and Ann Tonskemper ’64, sister of Susan Burling ’79 (9/12/2016) Tonskemper Proctor ’58, Jane Tonskemper ✝ ’62, father of Kit Watzl Fitzgerald ’78 (3/15/2016) Paula Tonskemper Viehman ’68 and Gloria Dick Klein, husband of Ann Lahiff Klein ’51 Colonel Nathan Wisser, father of Tim (Mary) Tonskemper ’66 (4/23/2016) (3/5/2015) Wisser, grandfather of Steven Wisser ’06 and Donna Meyers, mother of Kay (Paul ’78) Michael Wisser ’07 (7/21/2016) COMMUNITY MEMBERS Meyers Wozniczka ’78, Mike Meyers ’80, Karen Joanne H. (Schullo) Wolf, mother of Meyers ’81 and Pam (Tom) Meyers Holme ’82, Greg Schullo ’76, John Schullo ’77, Gina Paul Bangasser, husband of Sue Bangasser grandfather of Jennifer (Charles ’01) Wozniczka Schullo Meacham ’80; mother in-law of and father of Brian Bangasser ’91 (8/22/2016) Feders ’01, Matt Wozniczka ’03, Alison Doyle ’11 Jeff Meacham ’79; grandmother of Jessica Robert Barry, Sr., husband of Patricia Barry, and Laura Wozniczka ’13 (7/17/2016) Meacham Boerboom ’99, Maria Meacham father of Robert (Suzanne) Barry, Jr. ’85 Stotesbery ’03, Thomas Meacham ’08, and William (Laura) Barry ’86 (8/17/2016) Cassandra Stoler Burns ’01 (11/13/2016)

Memorial services at Eternal rest, grant Academy of Holy Angels unto them O Lord Memorial services have become a special tradition at and let perpetual light AHA. These services allow our community to gather shine upon them. in prayer and support for AHA families who have lost a loved one. All AHA alumni and community May their souls members are invited and encouraged to attend. To and the souls of all have a loved one remembered during the service the faithful departed, please contact Sue DePauw at [email protected]. through the mercy Dates for upcoming AHA Memorial Services are: February 3, 2017 and May 5, 2017, each starting of God, rest in peace. at 7:15 am. Amen.

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AHA alumni calendar of events Alumni needed to support our students’ college and career opportunities Hockey Alumni Games AHA is looking for alumni who would be willing to meet Men’s Alumni Game is December 23 with AHA juniors and seniors to discuss their career plans Women’s Alumni Game is December 30 one-on-one or in small groups starting in January. In addition, Alumni Men’s Basketball Junior College Planning Day is Wednesday, February 1, 2017. We are in need of an alumni career panel so that our Men’s Alumni Hoops event is December 22. current juniors may benefit from the professional expertise Stars Basketball vs. Waconia at 3 pm. and experiences of our alumni. If you can help, contact Alumni Open Gym at 5 pm. Social time to follow! [email protected]. More details at academyofholyangels.org/alumni Shoot for the Stars golf tournament AHA Baseball at U.S. Bank Stadium AHA is excited for our Shoot for the Stars golf tournament on AHA Baseball will be playing DeLaSalle at U.S. Bank June 14, 2017 at Deer Run in Victoria. Please consider putting Stadium on Wednesday, April 12, at 7:30 pm. a group of classmates or friends together for this fun event! The Stars will play their crosstown rival for the “Battle of Nicollet” Trophy — a tradition that was started when AHA Rock the Lawn 2017 is June 23 joined the Tri-Metro conference. Check the AHA website for more details about an alumni pre-game gathering Rock the Lawn 2016 was a big hit! We are now setting our downtown Minneapolis! Photo is of U.S. Bank Stadium set sights on next year. Alumni volunteers are needed to serve up for baseball. on the various committees. We also need alumni businesses and any other organizations to advertise and sponsor the event. The RTL committees meet monthly from January through June. Contact Jesse Foley for more details.

Nominate an AHA alum or community member for an award The 2017 Possumus Awards Event is March 20, 2017 at 6 pm, Radisson Blu. • Angelus Award honors alumni have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made outstanding contributions to the school, their profession and community. • Rising Star Young Alumni Award recognizes the professional accomplishments and/or community involvement of alumni STARFEST 2017 under the age of 40 who have achieved significant success as students, in professional endeavors, in civic activities, in Mark your calendars for Saturday, April 22, 2017! community service and/or involvement with AHA. Attended by more than 300 community members, Starfest is the premier annual fundraiser in support of AHA’s • The Activities Hall of Fame celebrates the outstanding mission. We hope you will join many of your fellow alumni participants, coaches or moderators who have brought for this not-to-miss celebration that includes a cocktail honor to themselves, their school and the community reception with an amazing silent auction, an elegant dinner through their citizenship and achievements. and inspiring program, an exciting live auction, followed by • St. Joseph Award honors non-alumni community members a dance with live entertainment. who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and made outstanding contributions to the school, their professions and community. 2017 class reunions Send your nominations to Jesse Foley, [email protected]. If your graduation year ends with a “2” or a “7” then 2017 is your reunion year! The AHA Alumni Office is here If you are on Facebook, please consider liking the to support your work. If you have interest in helping to AHA Alumni Page. Great effort is made to post interesting organize your 2017 reunion, please contact Jesse Foley pictures and useful updates. Our page is called “Academy in the AHA Alumni Office. of Holy Angels Alumni.” Like it today!

FALL 2016 COMMUNIQUÉ 29 Non-profit Org. BELIEVE. ACHIEVE. U.S. Postage PAID Why Academy of Holy Angels? Permit No. 92361 Twin Cities, MN Here are a few reasons: 6600 Nicollet Avenue South Richfield, MN 55423 • We’re Catholic. We’re college prep. • Average class size is 21 students Getting too many Communiqués in your family? • 17 AP classes; average ACT 27 Contact [email protected] to make address updates. • 4-year college counseling curriculum

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all Open House was filled with families from all After 9 years of public school – why Holy Angels? Fover the Twin Cities — new and familiar faces, including many alums! Eighth graders are visiting, Living in Southwest Minneapolis for nearly 20 years, our family parents are joining our morning observations, and was on a pathway to a solid public high school, supported by strong campus is humming with excited energy as we recruit feeder schools. We have always supported public education and our our Class of 2021. Please consider continuing the AHA community schools. Why would we change course? tradition by sending your children, or encouraging your grandchildren to attend your alma mater! Good question. As high school approached, it was apparent that our oldest daughter Lauren was looking for something different. On the • Have an 8th grader? advice of my alumni friends, we decided to have Lauren spend a day Register online for a visit by choosing a day that best fits your family and school schedule. at AHA. She loved the experience! We’ll personalize the day as best we can. She was impressed with the learning environment, the small class • Want to attend a Parent Observation? Join us sizes, uniforms (really?...they have come a long way!) the ability to from 8 – 9:30 a.m. December 14, January 4, express her faith and that all students were prepared and willing February 15 for talk and classroom tours. to learn. • Winter Open House: After attending our first AHA Open House, I was asked by a parent Thursday, January 12, 6 – 8:30 p.m. what I thought — I said, “It’s certainly not the school I attended...it’s even better!” What has not changed is the feeling of community and • First Round Application Deadline: Saturday, January 21 family. I strongly encourage alumni parents and friends considering their high school options to get on campus and experience all that • 9th Grade Placement Exam: Holy Angels has to offer. Saturday, January 21, 9:00 a.m. Coming to this decision late, • Class of 2021 Registration: we found the school staff Wednesday, February 22, 4:30 p.m. very supportive and helpful. Go to www.academyofholyangels.org or They answered all our contact Meg Angevine, Admissions Officer, at questions and calmed our [email protected] for more information. concerns about tuition and our non-traditional pathway. Our youngest daughter Rachel has followed her older sister Lauren and we now have two Holy Angels Stars!

Mark and Tina Erazmus with their daughters Rachel ’20 and Lauren ’19 at a family Hindi Wedding.