The St. Francis College Magazine | Fall 2010; Volume 74, Number 2 Franciscan Ideals in Action Students, Faculty and Alumni Make Service to Others a Habit

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ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 2009–2010 ANNUAL DONOR REPORT Page 26 Terrier Board of Trustees Alumni Board of Directors

Fall 2010 Chairman President Vol. 74, Number 2 John F. Tully, Esq. ’67 Joseph M. Hemway ’84

Terrier, the magazine of St. Francis Trustees Vice President College, is published by the Office of College Relations for alumni and Hector Batista ’84 Robert L. Smith ’72 friends of St. Francis College. Brother Michel Bettigole, O.S.F. Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. ’70 Directors Carolyn Callahan ALUMNI BOARD OF DIRECTORS Linda Werbel Dashefsky Vice President for Government and Edward Constantino ’68 James Bozart ’86 Community Relations Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F. ’71 Brendan J. Cahalan’92 Dennis J. McDermott ’74 Orville W. Dale Rosmery Camilo ’06 Director of Alumni Relations Joseph F. D’Angelo John J. Casey ’70 Thomas F. Flood Mary Beth Dawson, Ph.D. Madeline Conway ’79 Vice President for Development William Dawson ’86 Salvatore Demma ’09 Vincent DeGiaimo ’72 Patrick Dugan ’01 Editor: Luis J. Diaz Kathleen Fraser ’97 Brendan P. Considine Brendan J. Dugan ’68 John Kiely ’76 Director of Publications and Susan L. Huff Mary Anne Killeen ’78 Grant Development Leslie S. Jacobson, Ph.D. Patricia A. Logan ’78 Gerard C. Keegan ’68 Alfonso Lopez ’06 Contributors: Barbara G. Koster ’76 Lorraine M. Lynch ’91 Susan G. Messina Jesus F. Linares ’84 Michael A. MacIntyre ’97 Writer J. Christopher Mangan ’83 James H. McDonald ’69 Richard Relkin Lawrence A. Marsiello ’72 Patricia Moffatt-Lesser ’77 Director of Media Relations Victor J. Masi, D.O. ’89 Kevin M. Nash ’78 Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 Assistant Director of Alumni Relations Gino P. Menchini Danielle Rouchon ’92 Denis J. Salamone ’75 Theresa Spelman-Huzinec ’88 David Gansell Director of Sports Information Brother Kevin Smith, O.S.F., Ph.D. Peter F. Spiess ’75 Brother Robert Smith, O.S.F.* Joseph Szkutnik ’71 Please address all letters Sister Marilyn Trowbridge S.F.P. to the editor to: Thomas J. Volpe** Brendan P. Considine Charles E. Williams III, Esq. Terrier Magazine St. Francis College *Trustee Emeritus 180 Remsen Street, Room 7304 ** Chairman Emeritus Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201-4305

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Table of Contents:

Letter from the President 1 The opinions and viewpoints expressed p. 3; Sarah Harris ’03, p. 23; Marty Heitner, pp. 1, Today’s Terriers 10 in Terrier are not necessarily those of St. Francis 26; Andrew Mayo ’96, p. 22; June McGrisken ’76, College, its trustees or administration. p. 22; Terrence McManus ’75, p. 22; Daniel Nigro Focus on Faculty / Faculty Notes 12 ’95; p. 22; Meghan O’Brien, cover, pp. 5-6; Terrier Sports 14 Claudio Papapietro,pp.1, 7-9; Ed Reilly ’68, p. 10; Profile of a Terrier 17 Design: mNovakDesign, NYC Stephanos Pavlides ’04, p.23; Christopher Alumni News 18 Palermo ’89, p. 22; Desi Romanov ’01, p. 23; Photo Credits: Donna Alberico, p. 17; Rosmery Christine Stragisher, p. 2. Alumni Events 20 Camilo ’06, p. 23; Christine Carroll ’96, p. 23; Class Notes 22 Margaret Curtin ’07, p. 23; Sarah Darwish ’13, We Remember 24 Vanessa DeAlmeida ’00, pp. 18, 20, 21; p. 3; Alumni Calendar 25 Kristen Ellis ’03, p. 23; Peter Fazio, p. 11; Peter Felvegi ’03, p. 22; Tara Flood ’07, p. 10; David 2009–2010 Annual Donor Report 26 Gansell, pp. 14-16; Dr. Richard Giaquinto, p. 6; Endowed Scholarships and Recipients 44 Gina Giles ’11, p. 21; Dr. Peter Gomori, p. 20; 2009–2010 Statement of Activities 57 Ruben Gonzalez, cover, pp. 4, 11; Louis Hamwey, Message from President Brendan J. Dugan ’68

This issue of Terrier celebrates the Franciscan Ideal of serving others in need, which defines the mission of St. Francis College and is brought to life through the good works of the Brothers, students, faculty and alumni who make up our community.

he Franciscan Brothers brought this ideal “Profile of a Terrier” (page 17), devoted his talents to Brooklyn in 1858 when they emigrated for 40 years to the growth and success of the National T from Ireland to establish a school a year Football League. Currently, he directs the league’s later on Baltic Street that is now St. Francis College. community service efforts. Al DiGuido ’78, founder Unlike many American colleges in the 19th century, of Al’s Angels, which helps families who must cope St. Francis was created not to serve the children of with serious illness, domestic violence and financial privilege; it was created to provide a means of social distress, and Billy O’Connell ’87, who founded and economic ascent to the children of immigrants Colette’s Children’s Home, which provides shelter who had precious few educational opportunities. to homeless women and single mothers, are not only This ideal of serving others in need is thriving changing lives in their communities but inspiring today at St. Francis College through our Project others to get involved locally as well. Access program, which is profiled on page 7. This program This issue of Terrier also features St. Francis College’s annual has transformed the lives of hundreds of young men and women Donor Report. The College’s ability to achieve its mission as a who have a burning desire to make the most of their potential Franciscan institution depends heavily upon the contributions through a college education and can do so with extra help. of alumni and friends who are acknowledged in this year’s Many St. Francis graduates are now pursuing fulfilling careers report. As you read this issue of Terrier, you will see how many thanks to Project Access. lives your support enriches. Please accept my heartfelt thanks Today’s St. Francis students are learning the importance and for your generosity. personal reward of serving others in need through a variety of Best wishes to you and your loved ones for a Merry Christmas activities. They take time from their busy schedules to raise money and a healthy and prosperous 2011! and awareness for cancer research through the Relay for Life and Shoot for the Cure. When tragedy struck Haiti after the devastat- Sincerely, ing earthquake earlier this year our students joined the relief effort by organizing a variety of successful fundraisers. Meanwhile, Letter to come. Campus Ministry continues to engage students in projects with Sincerely, community-based organizations that open their eyes to the needs of others beyond the boundaries of our campus. Brendan J. Dugan ’68 Our alumni carry on the Franciscan ideal of serving others in President need far from Brooklyn. Joe Browne ’68, the subject of this issue’s

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 1 President Dugan Chief Brehon at Great Irish Fair

s Chief Brehon of the Great Irish He thanked the Franciscan Brothers and Fair of New York, St. Francis DeLaSalle Christian Brothers specifically A College President Brendan J. for the personal, academic and professional Dugan ’68 led the procession from Our lessons they offered. Lady of Solace Church to the fairgrounds Thousands came out to take in the at MCU Park in Coney Island, kicking rides, games, live music and exhibitors, off the two day celebration of Irish culture including dozens of St. Francis College and traditions September 18 and 19. student athletes, student government President Dugan offered thanks and members and others who managed all gratitude for being honored at the fair. the children’s rides and concessions. He thanked his late parents who immi- The Great Irish Fair, which was first grated to Brooklyn from County Donegal held in 1982 and re-energized under the and credited them for instilling him with Irish American Building Society Charities, a strong sense of his Irish culture and Inc., is committed to the great Irish- history as well as a deep Catholic faith that Great Irish Fair officer Jim O’Dea, President Dugan American tradition of giving. All net is expressed in his numerous commitments and Fair co-chair Martin Cottingham of Grubb-Ellis. proceeds from the fair will be donated to to parish and community groups. parochial education that President Dugan a charitable fund that benefits Brooklyn Special recognition was also given to experienced, including a scholarship Diocesan Catholic Elementary Schools. the Diocese of Brooklyn and the rigorous, to attend St. Augustine High School.

A New Logo for St. Francis College

St. Francis College “We feel the new logo began the 2010-2011 is a more meaningful academic year by representation of who unveiling a new logo. we are and the values we The new design is the want to express,” said result of a comprehensive process that gathered input from President Brendan J. Dugan ’68. “With a glance, I think you alumni, faculty, current students and many others. can now learn a lot about our history, mission and focus.”

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2 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 SFC Student Meets President Obama at White House Celebration

Earlier this fall when Sarah Darwish ’13, a St. Francis College student and swim team member, attended a Landmarks Commission hearing in lower Manhattan about the status of the Muslim Community Center earmarked for the neighborhood around Ground Zero, she and her sister unexpectedly found themselves the target of an angry attendee.

he Darwishes, American citizens the mail, we still didn’t know if it was real,” who are Muslim, represent two said Sarah. “We checked with the Interfaith T halves of an American Muslim Center of New York and found out they equation. Sarah does not wear a headscarf were going to the White House too.” but her sister, Daria, does; it was Daria who In addition to dinner, which was was singled out at the meeting. The sisters’ attended by congressmen, diplomats, spirited defense and emotional exchanges members of the Administration and were highlighted on several television community members, Sarah and Daria newscasts that night. were given a tour of Washington, DC. Paul Monteiro, associate director of They will also be featured in an upcoming White House Public Engagement, saw the CNN documentary. reports and contacted Sarah on behalf of “As someone who has celebrated Daria Darwish, President Obama and Sarah Darwish the White House to invite them for Iftar, Ramadan with my family throughout my ’13 at the White House. a traditional family dinner to celebrate the whole life, it was an honor to have Iftar in so many remarkable people motivated me end of the daily fast during Ramadan. what is the home of so many world leaders to strive to do something significant with “Even after we received the invitation in throughout history,” said Sarah. “Meeting my life.”

Recent Graduate Makes a Big Splash as a Filmmaker

Louis Hamwey ’10 first heard about a five-minute documentary in a matter St. Francis College as a high school student of days about a subject of their choice, in San Diego, CA. A water polo player, competing against six other teams of young he took special note of the Terriers in filmmakers participating in the program. 2005 during the team’s first ever trip Their film, titledLudo , which in Latin to the NCAA water polo Final Four means “to play,” placed second in the championships held in southern California. competition. It features a local man named Although the Terriers placed fourth in Jean Claude, who spends his days playing the tournament, Louis was impressed with Pétanque, a bocce-like game, in a city what he saw—and decided to apply to Louis Hamwey ’10 in Cannes park, using it as a means of simultaneously St. Francis College where he could study San Jose, CA, Real Ideas Studio is dedicated escaping and enjoying life. In addition, communications in New York City and to creating opportunities for emerging Louis received the competition’s Emerging continue playing the sport he loved. filmmakers, designers, and other creative Producer Award for his contribution as Once on campus, Louis exercised individuals and is recognized for providing producer of his group’s project. his creative skills by blogging on the exceptional educational opportunities and This fall, after a summer back in the College’s Athletics website, recording the high quality work of its students. pool as a lifeguard at New York University, the ups and downs of the water polo team “Louis was a perfect candidate for Louis continues preparing for a filmmaking as he and his teammates won and lost this program,” said Dr. Jackson. “He is career as a graduate student at NYU, where together. Out of the pool, he was energized incredibly talented and took every opportu- he has begun earning a master’s degree in intellectually by his coursework as a double nity St. Francis College offers to develop Cinema Studies. major in Communication Arts and English; his filmmaking and storytelling skills.” “Before coming to St. Francis I had particularly during the production of a film After graduating in May, Louis flew never made a movie or documentary,” he produced as part of his senior thesis. to Cannes, France, where he met other he said. “Our professors always gave us Last spring, encouraged by Dr. Lynne program participants from all over the everything we needed, from attention Jackson, chair, department of world. He became part of a filmmaking to resources, and I feel very prepared for Communication Arts, Louis applied for team that included students from England anything that comes next.” and was selected to participate in Real and Canada as well as American students Ideas Studio’s 2010 Cannes Filmmaking from DePaul University and Arizona State To watch the filmLudo in its entirety, visit Program. A nonprofit organization based in University. Their assignment was to create www.vimeo.com/11904976.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 3 Franciscan Ideals in Action Students, Faculty and Alumni Make Service to Others a Habit

education sees the center of activity as the Start by doing what is necessary, then what is possible, student and the acquisition of academic skills. The real objective of an education, and suddenly you are doing the impossible. — St. Francis of Assisi however, is acquiring a greater knowledge of self and we come to that understanding only when we recognize that other people t any given time at St. Francis are part of who we are.” College, it’s easy to find people “During my pilgrimage to Assisi, In other words, it is through service to A helping others: professors taking I discovered that the ideals of others that we are able to see and appreciate time to make sure a struggling student who we are, how we are and what we are. St. Francis are global in scope understands his or her coursework, One way students begin this journey students organizing fundraisers, and, and profound in meaning. I was of self discovery is through the College’s of course, the Franciscan Brothers deeply moved by the Franciscans’ annual Community Service Fair, coordi- “walking their teaching” as described selflessness, and I am happy that nated by the Campus Ministry, when by St. Francis himself—on campus, in representatives from community and other parts of this beautiful tradition the community, and for one another. nonprofit organizations come to campus “It’s a big part of who we are,” said became intertwined in me.” to generate interest among students for Richard Coladarci, the College’s director — Anthony Paratore ’03 volunteer opportunities. of Human Resources, who includes a At last year’s fair, one group of students presentation to new employees during helped Doc to Dock, a Brooklyn-based Assisi, Italy, every year to walk in the orientation about the Franciscan spirit. nonprofit organization comprising footsteps of St. Francis and return ready “Being explicit about our values as an physicians and other medical professionals to share their experiences, the St. Francis institution brings people together and who gather unused medical supplies College community embraces service helps drive our mission.” that typically get discarded in the U.S. as a way of life and allows it to shape its So how and why does the notion of to ship to developing countries and organizational purpose and choices. serving others—the core of the Franciscan disaster-stricken areas. Students helped spirit—take hold and remain with students, out by spending hours sorting and packing faculty and alumni not only during their Service as a Means to medical supplies. time at the College but often throughout Understanding Ourselves Other ways students reach out to others their lives? From leading by example to “Service is a particularly Franciscan include: infusing the Franciscan spirit into the life attribute for education,” said Brother ƒƒ Scholarship students perform 15 hours of the College by sending select students, Edward Wesley, O.S.F. ’68, chair of the of community service per semester, faculty members and administrators to English department. “Much of modern many of whom tutor their peers in the

SFC students, faculty and administrators are deeply involved with the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Following the devastating earthquake that struck Life and have raised nearly $100,000 for the society since 2006. Haiti, SFC students organized a concert to raise funds for the relief effort.

4 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Franciscan Ideals in Action

Academic Enhancement Center or work in the College’s library. ƒƒ The Student Government Association and campus clubs organize community service opportunities each semester, often in the form of a food or clothing drive. One popular SGA-sponsored annual event is Relay for Life, which raises funds and awareness for cancer research and treatment. Last year, students also organized a number of fundraising events to support earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. ƒƒ The Terrier Challenge, a service compo- nent of the Department of Athletics, provides student-athletes and entire

teams opportunities to “give back” Proceeds from SFC’s third annual Shoot for the Cure event supported the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. to the community and the College. children from a low-income neighborhood Service-Learning Project to a college environment but Education Entertaining Angels Unaware Benefits Students and majors from St. Francis get a chance to the Brothers of SFC One important way St. Francis College participate in the programming for the serves its community is by inviting neigh- youngsters, which includes a trip to the Dr. Sandy Westcott, professor of bors to use the College’s facility. Last year computer and science labs, library, cafeteria Information Technology, knew when community groups, nonprofit organiza- and gym as well as a brief presentation the Brothers approached her with a need for a computer program that could tions, and government entities used space about making the right choices and the organize and manage contact informa- on campus at no cost for meetings nearly reasons a good education is important. tion for hundreds of friends with whom every weekday. Senior citizens have access “These experiences are productive for they’d built relationships over several to computer, writing and tai-chi classes; the students and teachers who visit and decades that St. Francis College IT feature films; art exhibits; and recreational those of us at St. Francis who rarely have majors were right for the job. swimming. In addition, the Callahan a chance to actually interact with very “It was a wonderful opportunity for Center is available as exhibition space young children,” said Dr. Giaquinto. students to connect the dots between for local artists, providing them the “It’s important that we remain connected the lessons of the classroom and a real-life situation,” she said. opportunity to display their work for little to the realities and challenges of the Brent Schiller ’12, appointed project or no cost. And the Department of Fine classroom so our curriculum remains manager, worked closely with several Arts organizes periodic free lunchtime relevant for the teachers we are training.” classmates to accommodate their new classical music concerts performed by clients. As a group they discussed the professional musicians. Brothers’ needs to determine exactly “We are fortunate to have such a versatile S e r v ic e - L e a rnin g : how to best approach the project; they A Win-Win Combination facility and our campus is enlivened by built, tested and analyzed the program; the presence of community members,” said “Service-learning happens at St. Francis and they made adjustments before turning it over officially. Robert Oliva ’04, the College’s director all the time,” said Dr. Starr Eaddy, “We approached the situation exactly of special events. “We’re honored to help professor of Biology and Allied Health, as we would in a business environ- who along with colleagues Dr. Dennis fulfill the College’s mission by giving back ment,” said Brent. “Managing all the to the community in this way.” Anderson, professor and chairman of moving parts provided great experience The facility and several faculty and staff the Department of Management and for learning what to expect someday members are in play at least once a year Information Technology (IT), and when I actually begin my career. when elementary school children and their Dr. Sandy Westcott, professor of The project reinforced what we had teachers from P.S. 133 in Brownsville visit Management and IT, is in the process learned in class and confirmed for me that I’ve chosen the right field—as campus. Coordinated by Drs. Richard of formalizing service-learning into well as feeling gratified that we had the curriculum at St. Francis College. Giaquinto and Peter Leibman from the worked together to create something Department of Education, these visits are “What’s learned in the classroom comes that is useful for the Brothers.” important because they not only expose alive for students when they can apply it

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 5 Franciscan Ideals in Action

to solving a problem for someone, or a cause and Christmas separate from and greater than themselves.” dinners for 2,000 A service-learning project can be families in the completed in a day or over a long period tri-state area. Al’s of time—the main point is that while Angels is able serving others students gain confidence to touch so many in their abilities and come away with lives with the practical experience that can be included contributions it in a portfolio or referenced in a job receives because interview. Whether coordinating and its board of directors leading a nutrition class for kids in a nearby underwrites all of after-school program or building a website the organization’s for a committee of the United Nations, fundraising and St. Francis College students are learning administrative Grace Curatolo ’12 with students from P.S. 133. by participating in these activities that expenses. indeed “it is in giving that we receive.” “Unfortunately, the need is tremendous “Service-learning transcends community but we are able to achieve what we do in “What’s learned in the classroom service,” said Dr. Anderson. “It’s a win-win our service community because of the hard comes alive for students when they for everyone involved.” work and generosity of an amazing group can apply it to solving a problem of volunteers,” said Mr. DiGuido of the 600-700 people who make up his organiza- for someone or a cause separate A Lifelong Commitment tion’s Army of Angels. “Often people want from and greater than themselves”

Many graduates of St. Francis College, to volunteer in their communities but don’t — Dr. Sandy Westcott inspired by the Franciscan spirit as stu- know how to start, so we make it easy by dents, continue to find innovative and providing a number of choices that allow meaningful ways to make service a signifi- people to simply sign up and show up.” Afghanistan. In Orange County, where cant part of their lives, either as part of Similarly, Billy O’Connell ’87, who he serves on the Public Works Commission their careers or in addition to them. founded Colette’s Children’s Home for the city of Huntington Beach, 1,700 Al DiGuido ’78, founder and CEO of (healinghomelessness.org) in Orange women have transitioned from the streets Zeta Interactive, a full-service interactive County, CA, in 1998 to provide homeless to living in homes through Colette’s marketing company based in New York single women and mothers with a safe Children's Home. City, is also the driving force behind home and nurturing environment to “The Franciscan Brothers gave me a Al’s Angels (alsangels.org), a nonprofit put them on the path to self-sufficiency, break when I was a kid with the opportu- organization whose mission is to provide has a long history of serving humanity nity to attend St. Francis College,” said joy and comfort to families challenged both globally and in his local community. Mr. O’Connell. “Their impression and by childhood cancer, rare blood diseases, Mr. O’Connell, who was born in New example have stayed with me throughout AIDS and domestic violence. York City and raised in Ireland, worked my life.” With an annual budget of $300,000, with the Clinton Administration in the The impact that Al’s Angels and Colette’s Al’s Angels this year will provide holiday 1990s to help negotiate the Irish peace Children's Home are making on lives and gifts for 5,000 children and Thanksgiving process and has also built schools in communities represent the efforts of only two St. Francis College alumni, reflecting the immeasurable influence that students, faculty, administrators and alumni over 150 years have had and continue to have on their communities. “St. Francis College is more than a place that lectures and preaches about serving others,” said Al DiGuido. “It’s full of role models who put their words into action, reminding us that it’s our responsi- bility as Christians to be missionaries in “Rocky the Terrier” with two young runners at the Santa Claus (a.k.a. Al DiGuido ’78) spreading annual “Sneaker Party,” where SFC student-athletes Christmas cheer for local kids in the Anthony J. our own way.” distribute donated sneakers to local youth. Genovesi Center.

6 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Potential and a Promise SFC’s Project Access Program Opens the Door to Success in College and Beyond

workshops that ease the transition to R e co g ni z in g t h e P ot e nti a l po·ten·tial (pə-těn’shəl) adj. Capable college. They master fundamental skills to Succeed of being but not yet in existence; latent; like how to study, how to read and think having possibility, capability, or power. Many St. Francis College students critically and how to understand the n. The inherent ability or capacity for who share a desire to make the most expectations of college life. growth, development, or coming into of their potential through a college On-campus workshops are supplemented being; something possessing the education, but lack the high school test by experiences outside the classroom, capacity for growth or development. scores traditionally required for admission, including trips to the Promenade, Brooklyn are working hard to beat the odds and Bridge, museums, art exhibits and concerts preparing for bright futures. that provide opportunities for students Since 2003, 789 academically at-risk to look more critically at their world and freshmen have been accepted to St. Francis express their impressions through writing College through Project Access, a program Franciscan institution to identify potential and discussion. designed to help students develop college- during the recruitment process so These workshops are complemented by level competencies in writing, reading students with a desire to succeed and hands-on activities that inspire students to and study skills so they have a greater willingness to work very hard may have observe their surroundings more critically chance to succeed and thrive in college. the college experience and career they and become more confident in expressing “The most important word in the otherwise might never have imagined.” their point of view. During the summer program’s mission is ‘potential,’ said of 2010, Project Access students partici- Monica Michalski ’01, assistant dean pated in a new “Flipvideo project” in which for Freshman Studies and Academic Early Intervention is Key they used small, handheld Flip cameras to Enhancement, who manages Project Project Access students start with a develop documentary videos of the educa- Access. “It’s our job as members of a placement test and then enroll in summer tional field trips they took to Greenwood

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 7 Potential and a Promise (Continued)

Cemetery, the Brooklyn Museum, the discourage students from remaining Tenement Museum as well as other places in college over the long term. of interest to them. The students share For example, one indicator of a student’s and discuss their documentary videos in likelihood to succeed academically and class with each other. persist through graduation is early declara- tion of a major. To address this point, View Project Access Student Videos Project Access counselors work closely on Tumblr at http://sfcprojectaccess. with students to identify their strengths, tumblr.com/ interests and life goals. As a result, 88 percent of Project Access students enrolled as of spring 2010 have declared “Students come alive as they become their major, a nine percent jump over acquainted with one another,” said Ms. the previous academic year and a full Technology such as interactive smart boards that Michalski. “Knowing other people whose percentage point higher than the remaining were funded by a federal grant, is essential to situations are similar to their own helps Project Access. currently enrolled student body. build confidence, an essential ingredient These statistics play out in the College’s for overcoming some of the common Project Access students, whose fees for overall retention rate. (The freshman psychological barriers to success that course materials and educational field trips retention rate is calculated as the percent- students in this group often face.” are covered by the program, are tracked age of first-year freshmen who return to Project Access students and their closely as a means of ensuring academic the College the following fall; typically parents attend a welcome reception early success. Those who receive a grade of retention rates are recorded in two- in the fall semester that is designed to “C” or below in these workshops must semester, four-semester, and six-semester instill confidence in their abilities and take an additional workshop in the spring intervals.) The average two-semester motivate them for success. Current and to further develop their writing and retention rate for Project Access students former Project Access students share their study skills. Project Access and Academic is 72 percent, compared with the non- success stories and St. Francis faculty and Enhancement Center personnel reach out Project Access freshman retention rate administrators also attend to show their to those whose grade point averages are of 76 percent. support. The highlight of this year’s event below 2.0 at midterm and semester’s end to was an appearance by Matt Long, a New help them stay on track academically. York City firefighter and talented athlete “The notion of ‘sink or swim’ is quickly “It’s an honor to succeed in a who, following a near fatal accident, worked becoming outdated when it comes to a way that I never pictured myself tirelessly for three years to return to health student’s ability to adapt to college life,” succeeding.” — Javier Crespo ’10 and run the New York City Marathon. said Mitch Levenberg, director of the Mr. Long recounts his inspirational story Academic Enhancement Center. “This is in his book, The Long Run, which was especially important for an institution distributed to the students to inspire like St. Francis College, whose mission “The retention rate of these students them to work hard and overcome their includes a commitment to educating is particularly impressive relative to the own obstacles. the whole person.” general student population, considering As part of the program, Project Access there is approximately a 26 percent differ- students take a noncredit reading, writing ence in the average SAT scores of these and study skills course as well as a three- Addressing Persistence two groups,” explained Ms. Michalski. credit basic writing course to brush up A common challenge among Project Access “Project Access students have done a on their skills during the fall semester. students is the ability to continue their phenomenal job of minimizing the gap They are required to meet regularly studies in the face of academic difficulty. in academic performance.” with their advisors and instructors as well With this hurdle in mind, administrators, The students’ success is rewarding not as participate in individual and group staff and faculty who comprise the only for themselves. Faculty members tutoring sessions at the College’s Academic College’s Retention Working Group witness firsthand Project Access partici- Enhancement Center, a technology-rich collaborate regularly to determine the pants’ progress as they push to become learning environment with a staff of more most effective strategies to encourage better students. than 30 professional and peer tutors that students to stay the course and eventually “I’ve watched students—who have offers tutoring to students in all subjects. overcome the factors that sometimes been told time and time again during

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their early education that they cannot succeed—respond to the challenges of college-level work when given the opportunity and necessary resources,” said Dr. Ian Maloney, professor of English. “It’s inspiring to watch their efforts and assist them in meeting their educa- tional goals.”

Leading the Field At St. Francis College, a desire to make a difference for students who otherwise might not have a chance to attain a college degree helped shape the goals and objec- tives of Project Access. Now, the College is sharing its strategies and lessons learned through the program with other institu- tions of higher learning.

Ms. Michalski and Steven Catalano, Project Access students meet with advisors to ensure they are reaching their academic goals. director of Institutional Research and Planning, co-authors of Improving Student any given college or university. to be in a position to share tools for Persistence and Success: A Data-Driven “An institution must be able to measure accomplishing that and, hopefully, help Approach, emphasize the importance of and interpret meaningfully the needs an even greater number of students realize crafting measurable goals that reflect the and progress of its students and programs,” their dream of a college education.” unique needs of the student population at said Mr. Catalano. “We are fortunate

Project Access Success Stories The following represent just a few of the many former Project Access students who graduated from St. Francis College and are succeeding in the workplace and graduate school.

Anita Barbier ’09 Michael Moncada ’07 Jisleyni Perez ’09 Information Technology Information Technology Psychology After an internship during her senior Michael is an IT specialist for the U.S. Jisleyni is a community specialist in the year with Insurance Service Office,I nc., Army Test and Evaluation Command in traumatic brain injury program at AHRC, Anita was hired as a technical specialist Washington DC. an organization devoted to addressing and crisis coordinator. the needs of individuals with intellectual Josiane Peluso ’09 and developmental disabilities. She is Javier Crespo ’10 Health Promotion and Science also pursuing a master’s degree in School B.S. / M.S. Accounting Josiane is a certified health education Psychology at Long Island University. Javier is working as an auditor at Ernst and specialist with a health insurance Young and recently took the CPA Exam. company. She has been accepted to Marlena Salubro ’07 the master’s degree program in Public English Danielle Faro ’09 Health at Brooklyn College. Marlena is working toward a master’s Childhood Education degree in English from Brooklyn College. Danielle is a substitute teacher at She plans to teach in the Catholic P.S. 200 and is attending graduate school system. school at Touro College.

St. Francis College acknowledges and is grateful for support for Project Access from grants sponsored by U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and U.S. Representatives Yvette D. Clarke, Edolphus Towns, and Peter T. King ’65.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 9 Who Gives?

At St. Francis College, the invaluable gift of education is passed on from one generation to the next through the generous support of alumni and friends. Three donors briefly discuss what supporting St. Francis College means to them.

Edward Reilly ’68 Tara Flood ’07

Professional Experience philanthropic efforts, inspired by President Profession Since 2001, I’ve been President and CEO George H.W. Bush’s 1,000 Points of I am assistant of the American Management Association Light Campaign, when he asked Americans controller International, and from 1996 to 2000, to make a direct and involved contribution for TGI I was President of Big Flower Holdings, to their communities. These give us Office Inc. Prior to that, I was President of the a chance to meet and interact with Automations, McGraw-Hill Broadcasting Companies. students and deepen our relationship a copier with the College. company Why St. Francis College? based in St. Francis had an excellent business W h y did y ou d e cid e to m a k e Brooklyn. program and its location allowed me to a planned gift? commute from my home in the Bronx Planned gifts are a logical thing for F ond e st and provided access to the Wall Street people who have any accumulated wealth. m e m ori e s of Tara Flood ’07 area, where I worked. I could get from They are an inexpensive way, relative to St. Francis College class to my job on Liberty Street in about what would be owed in taxes, to leave As a founding member of the St. Francis five minutes. money to the College. I have everything College Dance Team, I was very involved I need. Many of my classmates have done socially as well as academically. Also Favorite Classes well. If everyone from the graduating because of the class sizes, I always felt All the business courses I took were very class of 1968 found a way to make a comfortable and professors always comprehensive; in particular I remember planned gift, collectively we could leave knew my name. Michael Casey’s Economics class and Jim a meaningful legacy to the College. McGinnis’s Business Law class. John F a v orit e S t . F r a ncis Sexton’s Theology courses were always College Professor thought provoking and offered a very adult Dr. Sandy Westcott inspired me to appreciation for the Catholic religion. pursue Information Technology as a major. She made an effort to learn about Philanthropic Philosophy me and I learned a lot from her. There is an endless number of good causes; my wife and I like to donate to W h y D o y ou g i v e to St. Francis College? those we are connected to personally. Because I’m just starting my career, We choose to contribute where we know I’m not able to give much but I believe we won’t be largely paying for overhead, it’s important to give something. I loved but rather where the funds will make a being a St. Francis College student and real difference. This is the case with it’s important to give back as a “thank St. Francis College—the institution you” so they can continue doing what does a good job of making sure donations they do so well. from alumni and friends add to the total value of its programs. The management events that I sponsor for St. Francis College students through my role at the American Management Association is an extension of my Edward Reilly ’68

10 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Who Gives? (Continued) Today’s Terriers

Caroline, Peter and Juliana Fazio

Nicole Porcelli ’11

Major: Education Hometown/Neighborhood: Bensonhurst, Brooklyn High School: James Madison High School Why I chose St. Francis College: St. Francis College has a great Education program. That was more important to me than going to a big school. Career Goals: I hope to teach kindergarten; kids are so great at that age. I’m looking forward to student teaching in the spring. I haven’t heard yet where that The Fazio family will be but I’m eager to do some real teaching rather than observing. In 2003, the Fazio family established It just grew from there—to help students Campus Activities: the Peter P. Fazio ’60 Scholarship. experience what our family has. The fact In addition to currently being a By 2007 it was fully endowed and first that dad never knew of our decision to member of Kappa Theta Nu sorority, awarded in 2008. Among the scholarship’s start the scholarship at the place that I served during my junior year as eligibility criteria is for the recipient meant so much to him makes the process treasurer for the Student Government to be a student-athlete from Brooklyn a little bittersweet, but he would be Association. or Queens. happy and proud. The most exciting thing I’m a W h y is S t . F r a ncis C oll e g e Caroline: Meeting the student who is the part of, however, is Relay for Life, special to your family? beneficiary of the scholarship was a pleasure. an annual campus fundraiser that Caroline (Peter Fazio’s wife): She and her family are wonderful people; raises money for the American Cancer Shortly after Pete graduated, St. Francis it makes us happy that we are able to make Society and the level of awareness offered him a position to teach and coach difference for such a deserving student. for cancer and its treatment. baseball. He was there only for a few years Over the next several months, What about St. Francis College before moving on to Manhattan College our committee will work together stands out? where he worked for 30 years, but our to recruit teams to participate, Peter: I have very clear childhood memories relationship with the people at St. Francis organize the efforts of alumni who of attending events at the College; it was and the College itself has endured in a return to campus to participate, and apparent to me even then that it is a special very special way. strategize ways to reach our goal of place. The people have a genuine liking raising $15,000. Many of the people for one another and they help each other Why did you establish an who participate do so in memory endowed scholarship? tremendously. The Small College of or honor of someone they know Peter (Peter Fazio’s son): Big Dreams is a perfect way to describe who has been affected by cancer. Mom came up with the idea, first for St. Francis College. It’s great to be involved in something people to make a donation to the College that helps so many people. in lieu of flowers when Dad passed away.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 11 Focus on Faculty

New Accounting Masters Degree Program Launched at SFC

Night Classes are Ideal for Working Adults

Working professionals may now enhance their skills and marketability by enrolling in St. Francis College’s new Master’s in Professional Accountancy program, which admitted its first class of students during the fall 2010 semester. he program, which can be com- of Accounting. “Our track record of success master’s level courses, it’s not designed pleted in as quickly as two years, in Accounting makes this a natural for anyone who already holds a bachelor’s T is designed for students who expansion of the opportunities we offer.” degree in Accounting—from St. Francis already possess an undergraduate degree in The College’s combined B.S./M.S. College or any other institution,” said Business Administration or Management, program has graduated 30 students since Dr. Geoffrey Horlick, the program director including Finance, Information Technology, it was launched in 2008. Many of these for the Master’s in Professional Marketing, Management, or Human graduates are now working at Big Four Accountancy program. “The new program, Resources, and wish to pursue careers in accounting firms as well as smaller public however, appropriately fits their needs.” Accounting. Completion of the program and private firms and government institu- Ideal for working people, the Master’s fulfills the course of study required by tions. Approximately 30 more students in Professional Accounting program is the New York State Education Department are expected to complete the program currently offered in the evening. Students and the New York State Board of over the next two years. take upper-level courses in financial Accountancy, qualifying all graduates Planning for the Master’s in Professional accounting, managerial accounting, to sit for the Certified Public Accountant Accountancy program began in early audit, taxation, accounting information (CPA) exam. 2009 after the College received numerous systems and a capstone seminar. “This new master’s degree program inquiries from alumni who hold bachelor’s allows us to reach a group of people who degrees in Accounting about their For more information about St. Francis College’s Master’s of Professional may be thinking about a career change, eligibility for the combined B.S./M.S. Accountancy program, please contact the a new career or simply want to enhance degree program. Office ofA dmissions 718.489.5200 or their current job status,” said Dr. Carmine “Because the combined degree program [email protected]. Nogara, incoming chair of the Department includes undergraduate courses as well as

Faculty Notes

Dr. Gerard Davidson (Chemistry) was awarded, a discussion of a team-taught course at the College Copland” as a special feature of the exhibition in conjunction with his colleague Dr. Michael J. by Brother Edward Wesley and Dr. Dugan. “Andrew Wyeth: An American Legend” at the Maroney of the University of Massachusetts, Hyde Collection in Glens Falls, NY. Dr. Forsberg Dr. Yassin El-Ayouty (International Cultural Studies) a supplemental grant by the (former) Inorganic, gave a lecture sponsored by St. Francis College’s was hosted by the Eastern District of New York Bioinorganic and Organometallic (IBO) Chemistry East European Club entitled “Czech Music in Federal Court to present an overview of Islamic Program at the National Science Foundation. Prague: Mozart, Smetana and Dvorák.”ˇ Last law. Dr. El-Ayouty focused on the underutilization The grant funded a summer research fellowship summer, she traveled to France and Germany for of Sharia law to combat terrorism. More than 100 for Dr. Davidson and St. Francis College student, research and digital photography for an honors people attended the presentation, including judges, Jeffrey Rameau. While working at the University class. She also continued work on her 10 year clerks and senior officers from the United Nations. of Massachusetts, Dr. Davidson and Rameau project documenting the life of Johann Sebastian investigated, amongst other things, mechanistic Dr. Irina Ellison (Biology) delivered “Population Bach. While in Leipzig, Germany, she attended aspects of nickel-containing superoxide dismutase. differences in selenium status and blood glutathi- several concerts at the annual Bachfest. She also The results of their research will be presented one concentration” at the Columbia University traveled to Liège, Belgium, for continued research at the spring 2011 meeting of the American seminar series on population genetics. In addition, on the 18th century symphony. Her travels were Chemical Society. Dr. Ellison delivered “Decoding health impacts funded by the College’s Faculty Development of sex in young women” that was sponsored Committee and the Faculty Research Committee. Raymond DeJesus, M.F.A. (English) had a poem by the Women’s Center. During the spring of published in the November 2010 issue of Maggy Dr. Forsberg was chair of the conference arrange- 2011, Dr. Ellison will chair a multidisciplinary Poetry Magazine. ments committee and a member of the program professional conference at St. Francis College committee for the Fourth Biennial Meeting of the Dr. Timothy Dugan (Communication Arts) entitled “Women’s Health: Science, Technology Society for 18th century Music held at St. Francis had a new essay published in Catholic Theater and Society”. College last spring. A volume of selected papers and Drama: Critical Essay, which was published Dr. Suzanne Forsberg (Fine Arts) presented from this conference will appear in 2011. by McFarland. The essay, entitled “Publicity, “Another American Legend: The Music of Aaron Props and Play Text in a Franciscan Setting,” is

12 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Faculty Notes

Dr. Virginia Franklin (English) finalized a study agents. The symposium will cover the advantage Dying” at the 7th Annual International Conference abroad agreement between St. Francis College of obtaining nutrients from food and supplements, on Law at the Athens Institute for Education and and the University of Waikato (UW) in Hamilton, special needs for supplements, adsorption and Research in Athens, Greece. Dr. Salholz wrote New Zealand, where she taught and conducted recent developments of encapsulations. Dr. Lipson the national report for the United States on research as a Fulbright Scholar in 2001. UW offers was recently nominated by science educators “Law of the World Trade Organization” for the St. Francis students the opportunity to study in a and researchers nationwide for Fellowship in the Annual Congress of the Young Lawyers Interna- wide variety of programs in addition to the American Academy of Microbiology (AAM). tional Association (“AIJA”), which was published traditional arts and sciences, such as marine biology, The AAM is a national honor society that accepts in the Congress proceedings. She also represented indigenous studies, education, sports management individuals with outstanding service as a mentor, the complaining party in a mock World Trade and the unique opportunity to study law, which is an educator and researcher. Organization panel hearing at the AIJA Annual undergraduate program in the New Zealand system. Congress in Charleston, SC. Dr. Lipson’s Certificate of Qualification to serve as Dr. Franklin’s photographs continue to be exhibited laboratory director in the disciplines of Cellular She also reviewed two sets of chapters for the widely. Her photograph, “Great Wall of China,” Immunology and Virology was recently extended upcoming ninth edition of Business Law: Principles was accepted in the International Image Salon to 2012. The Certificate of Qualification was issued and Cases in the Legal Environment by Daniel Oldenzaal 2010 in the Netherlands. She also had by the New York State Department of Health. Davidson and Lynn Forsythe that will be published four of five submissions accepted and exhibited by Aspen Publishing in 2010. Dr. Stephen Marino (Communication Arts) has in The Weill-Cornell Medical Library group’s edited and written the critical commentary for Dr. Erez Shochat (Mathematics) had his paper photography exhibit, which ran from February the new edition of Arthur Miller’s A View from “A Galois Correspondence for Countable Short through June 2010. Her work from this exhibit the Bridge, published by Methuen. Also at the Recursively Saturated Models of PA” published in also appeared in the Bronx-Westchester section American Literature Association Conference in the May issue of the Mathematical Logic Quarterly. of the New York Daily News. San Francisco in May 2010, Dr. Marino presented Dr. Gregory F. Tague Dr. Uwe P. Gielen (Psychology) gave a plenary a paper about Arthur Miller entitled, “Brooklyn’s (English) published address at a meeting of the International Council Shakespeare.” In addition, Dr. Marino’s essay (as editor) the literary of Psychologists at the University of Padua, Italy. “‘It’s All About the Language’: Arthur Miller’s anthology Common His address discussed “The emergence of global Poetic Dialogue” appears in the recently published Boundary: Stories of psychology.” In addition, he gave two presentations collection of essays, Critical Insights, Arthur Miller Immigration (which at the University of Guelph, Canada in connection by Salem Press. was reviewed positively with the Fourth On New Shores Conference Dr. John McNamara (Education) teamed up with by the Midwest Book 2010: Resilience of Immigrants. His topics were physical educators from Westchester University Review and five-star respectively: “Growing up Chinese in New York in Pennsylvania to provide workout guidelines for ratings on Amazon City” and “Dragon Seed: A Visual Tour of New York the average person wanting to exercise in the and Goodreads). City Chinatown.” Furthermore, he published a comfort of their own home. Emphasis was placed The book consists book review entitled “A global perspective on on avoiding costly equipment, yet working all the of 29 works by 19 death and bereavement,” which appeared in the major muscles for a safe and effective workout. different authors from International Psychology Bulletin. The article was published in the spring / summer around the world who discuss what it means Dr. Kathryn Grant (Communication Arts) won the 2010 edition of the Pennsylvania Journal of Health, to be an immigrant—with candor, humor, and Jerry Kaufman Award in Playwriting and the 2010 Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. insight. Dr. Tague’s (previously published) article on Premiere Stages Play Festival for her play, “The Modernism will be adapted by Professor James H. In September of 2010 Dr. McNamara passed Good Counselor.” As a result of the second award, Overfield (University of Vermont) for the introduc- the United States Olympic Weightlifting Sport her play was produced last summer at Premiere tion, “The Birth of Moderns in Europe,” for the Performance Coaching exam. This certification is Stages at Kean University. Grant’s play was chosen World History Encyclopedia. Dr. Tague’s own geared toward helping Olympic and professional from more than 300 submissions to the Premiere creative work, “Orphaned Birth-Day” was published athletes reach peak physical performance using Stages Play Festival. in the spring 2010 Ozone Park Journal, and as part scientific training methods. of the launch of that issue Dr. Tague participated Dr. Michael Kaune (Sociology and Criminal Justice) Dr. Kathleen Nolan (Biology) had her article in a reading at Heskin Contemporary art gallery in has been volunteering with the Geneva branch “Fish Farming: Friend or Foe?” appear in the 2010 Manhattan. Dr. Tague continues to edit ASEBL office of the Franciscans International (FI) while Global Landscapes Conference Proceedings. The Journal and is happy to announce that the fall 2010 on a leave of absence from the College. Dr. Kaune article is from a presentation at the interdisciplinary issue includes an essay by Kristen Morale’11. is working with Sister Denise Boyle, executive conference, “Global Landscapes: Ethics, Entrepre- director, writing an animation booklet for FI to Dr. Jennifer Wingate (Fine Arts) presented a neurship, and Organizations in an Era of Global spread the news of its work and to encourage paper, “World War I Memorials and their Afterlives,” Economic and Financial Crisis,” which was held participation in its mission. Information on in October at the New England American Studies at King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, PA in April 2010. the work of FI can be found at its website Association conference at the Massachusetts www.franciscansinternational.org. Dr. Patricia Rosof (History) served as the Historical Society in Boston. She also co-chaired curriculum consultant for the Korea for Beginners the inaugural symposium of the Association of Dr. Steven M. Lipson (Biology) will address the course offered by the Korea Society in August. Also Historians of American Art. Over 150 professors, Division of Agricultural and Food Chemistry (AGFD) in August, she served as the consultant for the graduate students, independent scholars and of the American Chemical Society (ACS) sympo- one-week Advanced Placement Institute in museum curators attended the symposium, sium on “Vitamins: Food vs. Supplements” at European History offered by Manhattan College. which featured sessions and other events at the society’s 241st national meeting in March. St. Francis College, the Brooklyn Museum, and Dr. Lipson will discuss his research into plant Dr. Miriam Salholz (Accounting and Business Law) the Brooklyn Historical Society. phytochemicals and comestible juices as antiviral presented a paper on “The Law of Death and

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 13 Terrier Sports

New Marketing and Social Media Efforts Keep Terriers Fans In the Know Facebook page expected to have more than 1,000 followers by year’s end

ive video streaming information and market- and social media ing. “Water polo recruits Lare making it from Europe can now possible for Terriers fans to check out our team without keep up with the College’s making a plane trip.” To follow the Terriers on teams in real time and learn scores SFCathletics.com, the Athletics Facebook, search for St. Francis website, now also features on its and other information the moment College Athletics; or on Twitter, they become available. search SFCTerriers. home page links to student-athlete Facebook and Twitter pages, interviews and has launched Terrier created last summer, offer fans Sports Spotlight, a 30-minute regular news, scores and informa- play-by-play productions from their interview and highlight show tion about upcoming events. And desktops, laptops or iPads. that will also appear on Brooklyn now all home games for women’s “Video streaming is having a Community Access Television volleyball, men’s and women’s positive impact on recruiting, (BCAT) this winter and spring. basketball, and men’s and women’s particularly with potential student- Seth Cantor, play-by-play an- water polo are video streamed live athletes who live a great distance nouncer for Terriers men’s on SFCathletics.com, making it from New York City,” said David and women’s basketball, is the possible for fans to watch quality Gansell, director of sports program’s studio host.

SFC’s Libero a Leader On and Off the Volleyball Court By Dodie Kenan ’11

n the volleyball court, the close to the ground where I can get fundraising opportunities such as libero remains situated in hits that fall just inches from the Shoot for the Cure, which supports O the back row, giving her a floor.” cancer research. vantage point for setting up plays, The Linden, NJ native, who advising teammates about the attends St. Francis on both an opponent’s strengths and weak- academic and athletic scholarship, nesses, and leading the defense into was approached by other colleges the best return position. Much like but chose St. Francis because it the role of a point guard in basket- suited her overall needs—and she ball, the libero’s primary responsi- works hard to excel on the volleyball bility is to understand and decipher court as well as in the classroom. the game as it is played and respond “While I’m pleased with my to play on the court with speed and athletic accomplishments, I take accuracy. great pride in my 3.8 GPA and work Lily Rodriguez ’11, the Terriers very hard to maintain it,” she said. libero (which means “free” in In addition to her studies and Italian) does not display the height team commitments, Ms. Rodriguez, or muscle mass characteristic of who now lives in Cobble Hill, serves many who perform this function as the volleyball team representative but she has found a way to use that to the Student Athletic Activities to her advantage. Committee. This group works “My slight frame gives me the to increase student attendance speed and agility I need to do my at sporting events and enhance job,” said Ms. Rodriguez. “I’m awareness for worthy causes through Lily Rodriguez ’11

14 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Terrier Sports Expectations are High for Terriers Basketball

2010-2011 Basketball Preview

Ricky Cadell ’11 Akeem Bennett ’11 Autumn Lau ’13 Kim Snauwaert ’13

Men’s Basketball Women’s Basketball A strong case can be made that the Terriers men’s team With several newcomers joining last year’s squad, is likely to compete for a top spot in the Northeast Coach Brenda Milano and her staff believe that a Conference standings this season. Under the direction Northeast Conference championship is a realistic goal. of Glenn Braica, who returned to St. Francis College this year as head coach, the Terriers stand to make an Strength in the frontcourt starts with sophomores Autumn Lau ’13 and impact locally and beyond. Kim Snauwaert ’13. Lau, who last year was named to NEC’s All-Rookie Team, Returning are senior guards Ricky Cadell ’11 was impressive in her first season, leading and Akeem Bennett ’11, who have added the team in scoring, rebounding and All-Northeast Conference honors to their minutes played, and scoring in double resumes, making St. Francis the only NEC figures in 20 of 29 games. Snauwaert, team to have two players with such an honor. a 6'1" forward from Belgium, is a force on Cadell, the leading returning scorer in the both sides of the ball, scoring a career high Coach Brenda Milano conference, was a Second Team All-NEC 16 points against Sacred Heart University. selection as a sophomore. Bennett has been “This team has the potential to do something very special if named to the pre-season All-NEC team. Coach Glenn Braica everyone continues to work hard in practice,” said coach Milano. The 2010-2011 season started with trips “When adversity occurs we need to learn to lean on each other, in November to Boston College and the University of South Florida pick each other up and help push each other through. A big key before the home opener against Howard University. The highlight for us will be maintaining our composure and continuing to of the non-conference schedule will be an appearance in the improve our chemistry throughout the season.” Madison Square Garden Holiday Festival on December 20-21 The Terriers’ season began alongside teams from St. John’s in early November. Indiana University, Davidson College, and For complete 2010-2011 season schedules University-Purdue University, Northwestern University. for SFC men’s and women’s basketball, Indianapolis visits Brooklyn “It’s great for our program to visit www.stfranciscollege/athletics. on December 12, before be able to play in the Garden,” the Terriers take on Fairfield said Braica. “I’m thrilled that our University December 19 fans will be able to watch us play Catch the Terriers Live on TV! in Connecticut. against some of the best programs Men’s Basketball vs. Long Island University in the country on one of the Saturday, February 12 @ Noon, MSG Network biggest stages in the world.”

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 15 Terrier Sports

U.S. National Guard Experiences Lead to Life Success By Michael Garay ’14

hile under enemy fire in Iraq, She entered active duty after earning Gina Giles ’11 visualized herself an associate’s degree from Scottsdale Win the future as a college student Community College in Arizona and and member of a Division I collegiate learned of her acceptance to St. Francis volleyball team as a way to remain positive College while in Iraq. and work through the danger inherent “I felt it was necessary to represent in the life of a soldier. veterans and the people who had lost their “The prospect of receiving an e-mail lives,” she said. “But knowing I had college from Terriers coach Lucy Lirano asking and volleyball ahead of me kept me intact me which number I wanted on the back of mentally, spiritually and emotionally,” my jersey kept me going,” said Sgt. Giles, she said. who spent a total of 13 months overseas Now a senior, Sgt. Giles applies lessons with the U.S. National Guard. “My learned from her fellow company members contract expires in 2011; while my experi- about leadership and the importance of ence in Iraq gave me direction and helped team to her volleyball game. me grow up, I have mixed feelings about “On active duty, you are part of a team. the possibility of going to Afghanistan.” You pay attention to keep one anther alive. Driven by patriotism and a sense of There are no personal gains,” she said. obligation after the devastation of The self-discovery that accompanies the Gina Giles ’11 September 11, Sgt. Giles followed the experience of surviving a war and having example of several family members who a chance to complete her education have who might have a tendency to take their have served in the military by joining provided Sgt. Gina Giles a perspective opportunities for granted. Her advice to the National Guard in 2005 at age 19. different from many other college students others: “Live every moment.”

New Era Begins for Women’s Volleyball By Eugene Dominguez ’12

ne might assume that The Hawaii native brings to Micah Acoba, with a St. Francis College a coaching O degree in English and style that he describes as allowing American Literature from Harvard players to grow from lessons and a law degree from Cornell learned on the court to eventually University, might choose a career realize their potential. that allows him to earn more money “I knew early in the season in one day than many of us dream that we would have to work hard of bringing home in a year. to reach our potential,” Coach But the Terriers’ new head coach Acoba explained. “I have confi- for women’s volleyball, who dence that we’re capable of contributed as an undergraduate competing with the best.” student-athlete to an Ivy League Coach Micah Acoba He knows that support volleyball championship for Harvard and coached men’s teams at from the St. Francis College community makes a difference and Tufts and Cornell as well as the United East Athletics Association particularly appreciates when student-athletes from other Terrier women’s club team, prefers the life of a coach. teams show up at matches to cheer on the volleyball team. “Besides cultivating a winning volleyball program, our most “It’s a long season and the game can take its toll on players,” important job is to help prepare student-athletes for their lives he said. “Aside from staying rested, support from students, parents after St. Francis College,” said Coach Acoba. “Watching the girls and alumni provides an important source of energy for players as develop into exemplary citizens through their friendships and well as the coaching staff.” team experience is rewarding and exhilarating.”

16 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Profile of a Terrier A Winning Formula for Lifelong Success Joe Browne ’68

Joe Browne ’68 is able to claim something that few people today can: Except for a stint in the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves after graduating from St. Francis College in 1968, he’s worked for the same organization his entire career. In fact, he is the longest-serving employee in the history of the National Football League’s front office.

started part-time in the mail room at the NFL during the “While getting a formal second semester of my freshman “I education at St. Francis, year at St. Francis,” he said. “When I returned from the Marines in 1969, there I received my second education was a job for me in the public relations in the NFL office—observing department at league headquarters.” With the opportunity over the years and listening to the executives to develop communications strategy on around me and patterning my topics that ranged from anti-trust issues to the implementation of instant replay, professional behavior after the his role grew with the league, and he way they carried themselves.” eventually became executive vice president of communications and government affairs. Now, as senior advisor to the commissioner, Mr. Browne and his wife Karyn, an a role he assumed last spring, Mr. Browne executive managing editor at Scholastic, focuses primarily on representing the Inc., eventually started a scholarship at NFL’s legislative interests in Washington St. Francis that bears his name and is and overseeing the league’s philanthropic awarded to a Molloy graduate who like activities. himself is from a single-parent family.

“I’ve seen the NFL grow from 12 Joe Browne ’68 “The opportunity to go to college employees in New York to more than 900 in an urban setting was great and around the globe,” he said. “While getting a formal education at I recommend it to anyone,” he said. “The advantage in New St. Francis, I received my second education in the NFL office— York or any big city is business contacts and access to relevant observing and listening to the executives around me and pattern- part-time work.” ing my professional behavior after the way they carried themselves. This philosophy carries over to the advice he offers young The people in this environment were not strictly from Brooklyn people, including his son Randy ’07, who are interested in careers and Queens, which had been my experience. I learned quickly in sports. He says that because the field has become so competitive, the difference between ‘axe’ and ‘ask’, and the correct way to a degree in a specialty like law, finance, or advertising—rather than say ‘33rd and 3rd’. I had no choice.” sports management—along with an internship in a sports environ- Growing up in Queens and playing basketball for powerhouse ment at any level goes a long way for new graduates. Archbishop Molloy High School, Mr. Browne’s true heroes “All students should work part-time in a field that interests were his mother, who alone raised him and his four siblings, them so they can begin familiarizing themselves with the strategies and his older sister Clare who started working right after high and disciplines of that industry,” he said. “Learning from success- school to help support the family. The first in his family to ful professionals in a real work environment is extremely valuable.” attend college, he received an academic scholarship to St. Francis Joe Browne should know. It’s a formula that has worked for that was awarded annually to one student from each Catholic him for more than 40 years. high school in New York.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 17 Alumni News

Alumni Board of Directors Welcomes Six New Members

Six alumni have joined the Kathleen Fraser ’97 St. Francis College Alumni is a Social Studies and Martin McNeill, Technology content Long-time Member of Board of Directors, which works specialist for Children First Network 309 the Alumni Board of to address the needs of alumni of the New York City Directors, Passes Away in their post-graduate lives. Department of Education. She is artin McNeill ’63, a member also a lecturer of History and English at M of the College’s Alumni Board Rosmery Camilo ’06 St. Joseph’s College and for the U.S. of Directors for more than 25 years, works for National military. She holds a doctorate in passed away in August. A devoted Grid as an analyst in Educational Leadership from North member of the St. Francis College the Management Central University, and master’s degrees community, McNeill spent much Reporting and in Education Administration from the of his time Planning Department. College of St. Rose and Integrated volunteering She holds a master’s Education from Cambridge College. for the College degree in Finance She is also a licensed real estate broker to help support from Baruch College, Zicklin School for VRC Real Estate in Brooklyn. a variety of of Business. fundraising Alfonso Lopez ’06 and educational Salvatore Demma ’09 works in the efforts. “Marty is a credit analyst for Washington, DC McNeill was JP Morgan Chase office of Congressman a true Franciscan,” said Dennis in its Commercial John Salazar (D-CO), McDermott ’74, director of alumni Banking Division, serving as his legislative relations. “He was devoted to his where he is responsible assistant. He is respon- family, friends, faith and alma mater for maintaining an sible for a portfolio throughout his life.” asset-based lending that includes veterans’ affairs, immigration, McNeill is survived by his wife, portfolio. He has also worked for Chase’s education and trade. He is a member of the Joanne, and their children, Martin Community Development Group, which Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute Jr., Maureen Delamater, Karen carries out a variety of philanthropic Alumni Association, Congressional McDermott and Patricia Baker. activities. Hispanic Staff Association and Fund for American Studies Alumni Association. Patrick Dugan ’01 works for CB Richard Kevin Nash ’78 has Ellis as a tenant and Save worked in the human landlord representation resources departments broker, providing of various New York real estate advisory the Date! City agencies and and brokerage services currently for the MTA. to public and private He has served on a sector clients. He is chairman of the number of New York board for Big Brothers Big Sisters City Department of Education school Alumni Reunion Dinner of Brooklyn and Queens, a member leadership teams and as a CYO basketball of the Real State Board of New York Friday, May 6, 2011 and Special Olympics coach. Kevin lives on and a licensed associate broker in Staten Island his wife Laura and children, the State of New York. Bryan, Patrick, Kelly and Stephen.

18 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Alumni News

A Jubilee for Five Alumni Brothers

ive Franciscan Brothers, all St. Francis College graduates, F celebrated their Jubilees on October 3 at The Immaculate Conception Center in Douglaston, NY. Brother William Boslet, O.S.F. ’70, superior general of the Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn attended the Mass, which was celebrated by The Most Reverend John C. Dunne, DD, Auxiliary Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre. The five brothers have contributed a combined 260 years of service to the Franciscan Brothers Third Order Regular. Celebrating his Diamond Jubilee for 60 years was Brother De Sales Pergola, O.S.F. ’54. He was joined by Brother Antonio Montera, O.S.F. ’66; Brother Gary Gaynor, O.S.F. ’64; Brother Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F ’63 and Brother Armand Front: Brother DeSales Pergola, O.S.F. ’54 and Brother Armand Duerr, O.S.F. ’65. Duerr, O.S.F. ’65; who celebrated their Rear: Brother Antonio Montera, O.S.F.’66; Brother Gary Gaynor, O.S.F. ’64; Auxiliary Bishop John Dunne; Golden Jubilee for 50 years of service. Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F. ’63 and Superior General William Boslet, O.S.F. ’70.

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Support the Fund for St. Francis College

S T E t. Francis College’s effort to offer a Franciscan education that exceeds the highest standards . G F E of excellence is attracting unprecedented numbers of young men and women to Remsen RA LL NCIS CO S Street. Once again, a record number of students enrolled at St. Francis in the fall of 2010. For many of these young men and women, the availability of financial aid is essential to their ability to earn a degree and achieve their dreams. Therefore, the Fund for St. Francis College is devoted to extending a helping hand to our students in the form of scholarship support. By making your gift today, you will change lives by keeping a great college experience within the reach of our students, the civic and business community leaders of tomorrow. Our students are deeply grateful for your support, and they reflect that gratitude in hard work and dedication to their studies in the pursuit of their dreams and goals. Please help make their dreams come true.

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St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 19 Alumni Events

Alpha Kappa Psi Alumni Return to Remsen Street June 19 — Alumni from 1960s Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity gathered on campus for a reunion luncheon.

St. Francis College Night at Professor Reconnects with MCU Park International Alumni

June 22 — More Dr. Peter Gomori, professor of Management, caught up with than 150 St. Francis several alumni who live in Eastern Europe during a recent trip to College alumni, Hungary, Croatia and Turkey. staff and friends visited MCU Park in Coney Island to cheer for the Brooklyn Cyclones and support scholarships at St. Francis College. (L-R): Barbara Dugan, Patrick Dugan ’01, Cyclones Manager Wally Backman and President Brendan J. Filip Ivanov ’00, Dr. Peter Gomori and Janko Dugan ’68. Gogolja’98. Filip and Janko operate a financial consulting business in Zagreb, Croatia.

Dr. Peter Gomori and Ali Gozluk ’02. Ali is chief executive officer of his family’s shipping business in Istanbul, Turkey. Brooklyn Cyclones pitcher Hamilton Daniel’10 and Ryan’10 McGrisken. Tamas Bakacs ’99, Dr. Peter Gomori and Bennett and Athletic Director Irma Andras Kercsmar ’00. Tamas and Andras are Garcia ’80, who threw the first pitch portfolio managers, operating their own funds of the evening. in Budapest, Hungary.

20 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 Alumni Events

Golfers Hit the Links for SFC Meadow Brook Club Golf Outing Save the August 2 — A beautiful day on the links led to a record-setting night at the annual golf outing at the Meadow Brook Club in Jericho, NY as supporters helped raise more than $250,000. Date!

Tuesday June 14, 2011

Meadow Brook Club Golf Outing

Meadow Brook Club, Jericho NY For more information, please contact the Office of Development at 718.489.5361 or development@ stfranciscollege.edu .

Ed Travaglianti ’70, Jim O'Brien, Rick Merzbacher '70 and Chris Cost, Patty McGrorry, Fred Putnum and Al Thoben ’70. Sam Ramirez ’65.

Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F. Memorial Golf Classic September 21 — The Annual Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F., Memorial Golf Classic was held at Dyker Beach Golf Course. Afterward the golfers enjoyed a buffet dinner at Sirico’s Caterers.

Robert J. Ball ’61, Arthur E. Beyer ’61, President Brendan J. President Brendan J. Dugan ’68, Kathleen B. Paul V. Cucarese ’74, Peter P. Mancuso ’71, Dugan ’68, John Wagnes ’61 and Bernard P. Morgan ’61. Fraser ’97 and Eileen M. Long-Chelales ’92. Angelo Labella and Robert J. Trapp ’77.

Golfers and supporters of St. Francis College.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 21 Class Notes

1940s Anthony J. Lauriano ’75 retired in 2005 as Christopher director of Finance for the Catholic Medical Palermo ’89 and James Lloyd, C.S.P. ’43 counts among his Centers of Brooklyn and Queens after 31 years his family visited accomplishments, in addition to becoming a priest, of service. He now teaches courses in genealogy New York from earning a Ph.D. from NYU, teaching in Africa, in New York and New Jersey. He and his wife Chicago in teaching theology in New York, and working for Rose are the grandparents of Justin, 2. September to WNBC-TV on a program titled “Inquiry,” which see the U.S. Terrence F. McManus featured interviews with such guests as Mother Open and visit ’75 is grandfather of Teresa, Malcolm Muggeridge, Jackie Gleason, former basketball future Terrier, Juliette William Buckley, Norman Mailer, David Susskind, teammates John Regina Thibodeau, David Merick, Mel Allen, Tommy Loughran, Flannigan ’90 and Donald Pugh ’87. Chris’ pictured here. Florence Henderson and Dietrich Von Hildebrand. daughter, Priscilla, plays tennis and they all enjoyed Technically retired 1994, he operates a limited seeing professional tennis in Chris’ hometown. practice as a licensed psychologist, considering each day a gift from God. 1990s Philip Harris, Ph.D. ’48 announces the release Dennis J. Lacognata ’76 and his wife Pat and publication of his 50th book, Lunar Pioneers. Daniel Nigro ’95 Visit his website at www.drphilipharris.com. announce the birth of their grandson Hunter returns to Michael Hochkeppel, in June. St. Francis College as June ’76 and Ronald assistant men’s 1950s McGrisken ’80 basketball coach. Anthony J. Mercogliano ’51 congratulates his announce the arrival Daniel and his fellow 1951 classmates on their 60th anniversary of their granddaughter wife, Anna ’96, and looks forward to seeing them at the Alumni Mackenzie Rose have two sons, Reunion Dinner in May. McGrisken. She is the Daniel, 5 and Jayson, 3. Anna is a teacher with the daughter of Alissa and Department of Education in Brooklyn. Raymond McGrisken, 1960s and niece of Daniel Andrew J. Mayo ’96 McGrisken ’10 and Ryan McGrisken ’10. June is Joseph Ryan ’62 announces that his son, announces the vice president for Finance and Administration for Michael Ryan, has been elected mayor of Sunrise, publication of his book, St. Francis College. FL. Michael, a graduate of George Washington Ragadeeman. University and Carnegie Mellon Law School, Joseph Ferrari ’78 recently published his first is a partner in the law firm of Krupnick Campbell book, titled Still Procrastinating: The No Regrets in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Guide to Getting It Done. Joe would also like his classmates to know that his father, Joseph Sr., passed away recently at age 96. 1980s 2000s Dan Lane ’66 and his wife Tina celebrated their Jeanette Dowdell ’82 Heather A. Cuccia ’01 threw out the first pitch 50th wedding anniversary in November. The published her first book at the final game of the Brooklyn Cyclones Lanes, who have six children and 17 grandchildren, in June, Something for 2010 season. relocated to Virginia in 1980 and are now retired Everyone, With Love, in the Shenandoah Valley. Hakim Williams ’02 returned to St. Francis College which features 135 poems. in October to present Peace Education: Philosophy, Thomas A. Dunne ’68 has been named vice Since her retirement she Pedagogy, and Practice. president for Administration at Fordham University has written approximately in New York, where he previously served as 3,000 poems; at least one Peter E. Felvegi ’03 reports that the New York vice president for Government Relations and each day; presently, she is Athletic Club water polo team, for which his plays, Urban Affairs. writing a multi-media novel won the U.S. National Championship for the fourth about the hereafter. consecutive year. NYAC water polo chairman Thomas D. Lynch ’54 and current team captain Stephen G. McAllister ’87 is police commissioner 1970s Louis V. Gioia ’71 also represented the team. of Floral Park, NY where he lives with his wife Kenneth Lam ’72 announces the birth of his Catherine and their five children. grandson Keith Ryan Hart in September. He is the son of Kenneth’s daughter Jayme and her Christopher Johnson ’89 and his wife Bianca husband Keith. recently celebrated their son Shay’s second birthday. Christopher works for Pricewater- Arthur Raimo ’73 is president of the Academy houseCoopers in New York as an M&A of Holy Names in Tampa, FL. consultant. He recently completed the 2010 NYC Triathlon and 2010 New York City Marathon.

New York Athletic Club water polo team.

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Kristen Ellis ’03 and Margaret M. Anthony Fasano ’03 Weddings & Anniversaries Curtin ’07 wed are engaged; they plan Jason Roth to wed in fall. Martin A. Pasquale ’63 wed Geraldine Ann Fiero in September. at St. Francis of Assisi R.C. Church in Astoria Margaret is the

in November. The nuptial Mass was followed by daughter of

a reception at Piccola Venezia Restaurant, also in Thomas J.

Astoria. Bill Marmion ’61 traveled from Spain to Curtin, Jr. ’70. be Martin’s best man, while Robert C. Mitchell ’60 served as usher. Martin and Geraldine, friends for more than 50 years, will divide their living Stephanos Pavlides ’04 has completed his between New York and North Carolina. Ph.D. in Genetics at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia and is working in the laboratory Catherine E. Davis ’94 wed Robert Gasparino in Amanda T. Fanelli of Dr. Michael P. Lisanti. His thesis focuses on August at Disney’s Wedding Pavilion in Orlando, FL. ’07 wed Joseph cancer study and challenges in cancer research. The couple lives on Staten Island. Manna ’07 His latest findings on the development of in August at cancerous tumors are challenging the prevailing Christine Carroll St. Anthony of theories of Nobel Laureate Otto Warburg, ’96 wed Patrick Padua Church in whose research has dominated the field for McLoughlin Manhattan; they nearly 90 years. in September. are expecting Present were their first child Kathleen Fraser in December. ’97, Margaret R. On their wedding Murphy ’94, day, the couple, Melissa K. who met in Dr. Sophie Berman’s Psychology class, Wobbe ’94, took pictures on the front steps of “the small Maureen college where all their dreams came true.” O’Dwyer Saurino ’96, Maureen O’Dea ’96, Kimberly MacDonald Dr. Michael P. Lisanti and Stephanos Pavlides ’04. Coursey ’95, Kristie Hanley-O’Sullivan ’96 and Births Daria Meade Connolly ’95. Desi Romanov Terrisha O. Kearse ’05 wrote and directed the ’01 and her film10-20 , which won HBO’s Best Feature Film Martin B. Minkowicz ’04 and Kate E. Hammond husband at the 2009 Martha’s Vineyard Film Festival. ’05 recently wed at St. Francis Xavier R.C. announce the Church in Brooklyn. Kate is a registered nurse birth of their Joseph Brancato ’06 is engaged to Lisa Galofaro. at New York Methodist Hospital in Park Slope son Robert, in Joseph is a special education teacher with the and Martin is marketing manager for Collegebound. July. He was Department of Education in Brooklyn. net, an online site that helps high school graduates welcomed by Robert J. Reilly ’06 is engaged to Alyssa Vilardi. and adult learners identify colleges to attend. siblings Victoria Robert is a vice president with RTR Financial He works in Staten Island. and Max. Services and lives on Staten Island. Rosmery Camilo Carl E. Coulanges ’08 recently traveled to Haiti ’06 wed Jaime Max, Victoria and Robert Romanov. to shoot the short filmAbundance Found, an Chauca at Salvatore C. Vitale ’01 and his wife Colleen intimate portrait of doctors who operate a Saint Teresa’s welcomed their second child, Marcello, in August. Partners in Health medical clinic in the largest Catholic Church They are also parents to Salvatore. refugee camp of post-earthquake Haiti. in Woodside in May. Christopher Michele A. Susino ’03 and her husband Rebecca T. Roldan ’08 is grateful to Dr. Richard M. Gibbons ’96 Christopher Gando announce the birth of their Giaquinto, professor of Education, for helping and Danny Plaza daughter Chiara Daniela, in September. her become the teacher she is today. She has ’05 served as never forgotten his mentoring. Sarah Harris ’03 and best men, her husband Devon while Francine N. announce the birth of Kollydas ’96 served as maid of honor. Rosmery 2010s their daughter, Layla is an analyst in the Management Reporting & Serenity, in March. Javier A. Gonzalez ’10 has signed a professional Planning Department at National Grid and Jaime Layla is niece and soccer contract with Deportivo Petare, a team in is director of Network Operations at St. Francis goddaughter of Tabitha the Primera División of the Venezuelan League. College. They live in Queens. St. Bernard ’04. Brittany Smith ’10 is development assistant Layla Harris and database manager for Xaverian High School in Brooklyn.

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 23 We Remember

The following alumni and friends of St. Francis College recently passed away. We pray for the repose of their souls. Requiescant in Pacem.

Alumni: Friends: Fr. George M. Albano ’39 Joseph Antonello, brother of Angela ’08 Anne Kady, mother-in-law to George R. Austin, Jr. ’52 Dolores Braica, mother of Dennis Lacognata ’76 and mother of Patricia Kady-Lacognata ’79 Joseph A. Bandelt, Jr. ’76 Coach Glenn Braica Charles F. Kowalski, father of Forte J. Bellino ’74 James Buckley Charles P. ’72 Henry C. Brustein ’40 Nicholas DeSiena, husband of Donna DeSiena Phyllis Miller John D. Clifford ’68 Michael Donohoe Fernande Pierre, grandmother of Gregory L. D’Ascoli ’65 Edwin Mathieu Concetta Fontana, grandmother of Myles F. Driscoll ’48 Michael Aiello ’08 Wesley Platt, father of Eric Platt Joseph J. Egan ’61 John Gomilas, father-in-law to Bill Reel James A. Flanagan ’66 Gerard McCabe ’82 Mary Rinaldi Diane Fox ’79 Mary Gomilas, mother-in-law to Ralph Rothfusz, father-in-law to Thomas J. Giardino ’78 Gerard McCabe ’82 Dr. Michele Hirsch Dr. Joseph P. Giglio ’40 Elio Gorrin, father of Roger ’73 Anthony Trani Linda L. Johnston ’91 Anna Greco, mother of Edmund ’79 Pauline Vaccaro, mother of Arnold J. Loperena ’71 Lorraine Haggerty, wife of Dr. Regina ’75 Peter M. McGann ’71 George F. Haggerty, Jr. ’54 Martin T. McNeill ’63 John Henning, brother of Paul ’67, Michael ’61 and James ’63 Brother John Mark Minicozzi, OSF ’68 Robert J. Mitchell ’68 William C. Powerly ’48 Luis J. Rodriguez ’67 James J. Ryan ’66 Come to me, all you who labor and are burdened and I will give you rest. Conrad S. Semler ’71 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am meek and humble of

David J. Sheehan ’59 heart; and you will find rest for your souls.— Matthew 11:28 -29 Paul W. Smith ’49 Richard E. Smith ’55 John R. Snowber ’50 Rocco Valluzzi ’60 Sr. Claude Maria Vitale, C.S.J. ’62

Franciscan Brothers: Brother Victor Fischer, O.S.F.

24 | St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Upcoming Alumni Events

For more information about upcoming events, including specific time and location details, please visit St. Francis College’s website www.stfranciscollege.edu/alumni or contact the Alumni Office at718.489.5471 .

Saturday, January 15 Thursday, February 17 Thursday, March 24

Reception for New York City Alumni Young Alumni Reception Student Government Mix & Mingle Reception 6 P.M. Location to be announced Association Alumni 6 P.M. and Sorority Alumnae Location to be announced Friday, May 6 1 – 5 P.M. All alumni are invited to attend the Saturday, February 26 women’s and men’s basketball Alumni Reunion Dinner games vs. Mount St. Mary’s University, Invitation to come 2 and 4:30 P.M. Red & Blue Athletics Hall of Fame Tuesday, June 14 Saturday, January 29 Awards Ceremony Anthony J. Genovesi Center Alumni Memorial Mass Meadow Brook Club Founders Hall Saturday, March 5 Golf Outing 11 A.M. / Luncheon at Noon Meadow Brook Club, R.S.V.P. by January 24 to Jericho, NY Donna DeSiena at 718.489.5471 Treaty Stone Alumni For more information, please contact or [email protected] Folk Fest the Office of Development at718.489.5361 Gorman Dining Hall or [email protected].

Learn Estate Planning Strategies at St. Francis College

Monday, January 31, 2011 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Callahan Center

t. Francis College’s Office of Development is offering to tools and insight for achieving their estate planning S an estate planning seminar to all alumni, friends, goals of providing for themselves and for their loved ones, faculty and administration, as well as to members of the minimizing taxes and for charitable giving. local community. For more information, please contact the Office of Marilynn Heller, an attorney specializing in wills and Development at 718.489.5361 or email plannedgiving@ trusts will be the keynote speaker. Attendees will be exposed stfranciscollege.edu .

St. Francis College Terrier FALL 2010 | 25 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 2009–2010 Annual Donor Report

A Message from Denis Salamone ’75, Development Committee Chairman, Board of Trustees Generosity of Alumni and Friends is Promising in Challenging Economic Times

hile the recovery of our national Robert Green Ingersoll, a famed orator of the economy continues to elicit a variety 19th century, once observed that “We rise by W of opinions from the financial lifting others.” For over 150 years, St. Francis community, the alumni and friends of St. Francis College has endeavored to assist our students College have expressed optimism and faith in to realize and surpass their personal goals. the lifelong beneficial effects of a quality, values- In gratitude to all those who share in our based Franciscan education through your generous mission of “lifting others,” we list the names support in our fiscal year 2009-2010. of our 2009-2010 donors and recognize in them a source of pride and inspiration for This past year the Board of Trustees determined everyone here at St. Francis. On behalf of the that all unrestricted gifts were to be used for Denis Salamone ’75 College’s Board of Trustees, administration, student scholarship assistance, and have renewed faculty, staff and above all the students we serve, please accept that decision for 2010-2011 ensuring that your support will our sincere thanks. directly assist today’s students to remain in school at St. Francis. What could be more Franciscan? Please continue your generous ways in 2010-2011.

Fundraising Results FY 2009–2010: $2,828,068

Sources of Funding SFC Top 10

CLASS dOLLARS Class Participation 1967 $244,194 1951 49% 1965 $227,018 1963 49% 1964 $143,850 1952 43% 1968 $104,887 1960 42% 5 0 % A l u m ni 1975 $93,583 1961 41% 4 4 % Friends 1972 $89,214 1957 40% 6% Corporations + 1988 $66,696 1954 38% Foundations 1970 $65,887 1953 37% 1986 $47,095 1959 37% 1963 $43,350 1964 36%

26 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report h O N O R roll of d onors The following pages list alumni, friends, faculty, parents, grandparents and staff, and corporate and foundation donors in fiscal year 2009-2010. The generous gifts listed throughout the report represent support to all areas of St. Francis College, including the Annual Fund for scholarships, library and athletics.

Leadership Gifts

President’s Circle Deloitte William J. ’75 and Geraldine Lovejoy Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Louis A. Dibella Salamone BT While gifts of all sizes are Joseph V. ’70 and Marie Christine Frank J., Ph.D. ’62 and Mary T. Alexander A. ’78 and Chris DiGuido DiMauro Macchiarola George J. Scott gratefully received and carefully The Walt Disney Company John M. Downing ’59 Lawrence A. ’72 and Karen Shell Oil Company Foundation expended, St. Francis College James F., Ph.D. ’66 and Patricia Marsiello BT Richard ’64 and Jane Silverman Albert Doumar ’57 extends a special thank you Dougherty Joseph J. ’69 and Mary Martingale David D. ’64 and Ann Smith Neil Figler to donors listed below for their Brendan J. ’68 and Barbara A. Joseph M., Esq. and Mary Ann Brother Robert Smith, O.S.F. BT Fine Finish, Inc. leadership gifts and helping Dugan BT Mattone Sovereign Bank Thomas F. Flood and secure leadership donations Educational Housing Services, Inc. Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and David P. and Catherine Steinmann Eileen Harney-Flood of $5,000 and more. Teresa ’91 Stuto-Masi BT David L. Eigen Structure Tone, Inc. Frank P. ’78 and Teresa Frattini ExxonMobil Foundation Philip J. ’65 and Margaret Robert F. Gartland Seth Abraham Mercorella TD Bank Peter J. Fazio Edward J. ’69 and Patricia Groarke Rosario Aquista Richard W. ’70 and Joyce Alfred F. Thoben ’70 and Inez Al and Virginia Ferrara Rosetta W. Harris Charitable Fund Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia Merzbacher D’Arcangelo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund John Henry’s HVAC Alive in Hope Foundation Metropolitan Life Insurance Thyssenkrupp Elevator Forest City Ratner Companies Anthony E. ’69 and Rosemarie Company Top Rank, Inc. Raymond F. ’76 and Marianne Keenan Amodeo Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn Peter J. Michel ’63 Anthony S. Tortorelli ’80 Maria Laezza-Moggioli Astoria Federal Savings Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP John P. Monaghan ’57 Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti Michael Lasky, Esq. and Robert J. ’61 and Mary Ball Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C. Nicholas L. ’68 and Susan Furman Margaret Einhorn Bank of America Michael J. Moriarty ’69 Trivisonno Futures in Education Foundation Noreen M. ’84 and Jesus F. BDO Seidman, LLP John J., Esq. ’51 and Theresa John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen Carmine Gangani Tully BT Linares ’84 BT Michael J. Beaury ’80 Munnelly General Atlantic Corporation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Edward Mafoud Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. BT National Grid Michael J. ’62 and Cynthia Gibbons George A. ’67 and Melanie Robert C. Mangone James F. Bozart ’86 and John E. ’67 and Mary O’Connor Vecchione Marriott Marquis Times Square Donald B. Winston Angelo A. Giordano ’70 and Barbara O’Sullivan Dr. Joann DeLeonibus Curtis G. and Ann P. Viebranz John M. ’51 and Mary McCarthy Brown Brothers Harriman Park Strategies, LLC Robert Gorton Thomas J. and Anita Volpe BT Charles McQuade Joseph T. ’68 and Karyn Browne William G. ’67 and Diane P. Parrett Gorton and Partners, LLC Stephen Waldorf MMC Matching Gifts Program Joseph J. ’65 and Estrella Buonomo Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina Edmund J. Greco ’79 Waldorf and Associates Bernard P. ’61 and Jane G. Morgan Business Builders Group PE Stone Harris Foundation Joseph P. ’61 and Clare Walker Martin P. ’61 and Catherine Carolyn Callahan BT Richard L. Pelosi ’73 David E. Haverty ’81 Leighton Waters O’Donnell Peter J. Callahan ’63 Penske Automotive Group, Inc. HBO John B. ’63 and Eileen Zurell George and Susan Polsky Robert W. Carey, D.D.S. ’38 Vincent F., Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Sean Heaphy The Lawrence I. and Blanche H. Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 Pitta Roger and Susan Hertog President’s Club Rhodes Memorial Fund Castlereagh Printcraft Vincent J. ’60 and Janice Polito Richard P. Hoppe Angela Rosania Daniel J. ’64 and Carol F. Cavanagh Walter A. and Kathleen Probst St. Francis College extends a Alber Hot ’84 Salvatore M. ’67 and Lisa Salibello Fred H. Chicos Prudential Financial, Inc. special thank you to donors Hudson City Savings Bank Dr. Vincent A. Sawicki ’72 Clearwater Enterprises, Inc. Steven Quadrino below for their gifts and helping ISS Facility Services Gary J. Schneider ’64 Timothy J. ’78 and Celeste Cole Samuel A. Ramirez ’65 secure donations of $2,500 Sam Jacobs Robert C. ’66 and Pam Sloane Reverend Thomas J. Colgan ’45 Samuel A. Ramirez & Company to $4,999. J.M.S. Foundation, Inc. John P. Smircich ’64 Community Foundation of the Bruce Ratner Anonymous Jo Ann Stonier ’84 Florida Keys Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Roy L. Reardon, Esq. ’51 and Keegan BT Atlantic Business Products Peter and Carol Striano Thomas A. Conniff, Esq. Patricia Hynes Thomas J., Esq. ’69 and Eileen Charlie Barrett Saundra Thomas Con Edison Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Killeen Black College Scholarship Carlo and Flora Tramontozzi Joseph P. ’63 and Joan Coppotelli Edward M. Ricci and Mary E. Lupo The Edward and Lucille Kimmel Fund, Inc. Cyril D. ’53 and Sunchita F. Tyson Cullen and Dykman, LLP Foundation May Ellen and Gerald Ritter Michael A. Buffer Foundation Charles F., Jr. ’68 and Maureen Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly James I. Konkel, C.P.A. ’57 Andrea A. ’50 and Anna Castagliola Vadala The Honorable Alfonse M. D’Amato Daniel Rodriguez Barbara G. ’76 and Robert Koster BT Robert Catell The Laura B. Vogler Foundation Vincent and Susan V. Rohan D’Arcangelo & Co., LLP Matthew J. ’73 and Mary E. Krsulich Peter T. Chingos ’70 Wachovia Foundation Roman Catholic Diocese William F., Jr. ’86 and Meredith R. James Lampley Damascus Bakery Fletcher H. Wiley, Esq Dawson BT of Brooklyn Thomas J. Lawler Lawrence L. D’Amato Joni Yoswein and Glenn VanBramer Michael P. ’58 ✚ and Kathleen John A. Rowinski ’73 and Mary A. Ledermann Joseph F. and Marcia D’Angelo Yoswein New York DeBlasio Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski ’74 Walter R. Leong ’81 Vincent A.’65 and Marie D’Angelo BT Vincent ’72 and Denise DeGiaimo BT William J. ’65 and Marguerite Ryan

St. Clare Society

The St. Clare Society honors James A. Gibson, Ph.D. ’63 ✚ and Philip R. Harris, Ph.D. ’48 and John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe John F. ’66 and Diane Tiernan those visionary alumni and Patricia Brozinsky, Ph.D. Janet Belport Reverend James McConnell ’50 Nicholas L. ’68 and Susan friends of St. Francis College George C. ’59 and Betty Bergleitner David E. Haverty ’81 Peter J. Michel ’63 Trivisonno who have provided for the Anthony ’54 and Kathleen Bertuglia Richard C. ’70 and Frances Jewell Johanna M. O’Boyle ✚ Paul Urso, Ph.D.’50 ✚ future of the College through a Madelyn O. Biggs John J. Jordan ’59 William C. O’Connell ’87 Dr. Philip C. ’50 and Joan Valenti bequest or planned gift including Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Marilyn A. Verna, Ed.D. charitable trusts, retirement James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 James P. Lawler ’71 Ernest J. ’59 and Mary Restivo Thomas J. and Anita Volpe BT plan benefits, or life insurance. John J. Dietl ’58 Frank J., Ph.D. ’62 and Mary T. Terese M. Rouge ’71 and Dr. Francis E. ’65 and Patricia M. The following members of the John M. Downing ’59 Macchiarola Patrick Dolan Wakely Society are recognized for their Jack L. ’73 and Beverly Fellin Dr. Frances P. Mandina ✚ Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Salamone BT generosity and foresight: Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Lawrence A. ’72 and Karen Robert W. ’63 and Furman Marsiello BT Patricia M. Sheehan, R.N.

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 27 Franciscans Franciscans R e m sen S treet C l u b 1955 Class Year Giving Thomas O’Brien Thomas F. Cacciola Martin D. Conway John J. Healy Roger J. Daly dOLL ARS Raised $ 975 Class participation 23% 1938 1948 Peter Hlinka Dr. Ralph L. Gentile John F. Hollan B altic S treet C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b dOLL ARS Raised $5,200 dOLL ARS Raised $210 Eugene F. Kelly Class participation 21% Richard T. Nolan Class participation 50% Raymond Kilanowski, Esq. Frank A. Jurek, Jr. Eugene M. Lyons A ssisi S ociety P resi d ent ’ s C ircle A ssisi S ociety Michael J. Mulroy Michael S. Sciglibaglio Robert W. Carey, D.D.S. Leonard Rose Francis V. Reilly Gerard J. Baxter, U.S.M.C. Francis J. Sortino Louis DeMartino A ssisi S ociety A ssisi S ociety Franciscans Joseph W. Goodey Vincent C. Bracco Dr. Zachary Ephraim Philip R. Harris, Ph.D. Arthur Maddaloni Joseph A. De Oliveira, Ed.D. Thomas S. Nardo 1951 Monsignor Michael J. Dempsey Edward J. Ritter Dollars Raised $18,420 Franciscans 1940 Class participation 49% Robert F. Lee George J. Mikkelsen Patrick A. Tolve Dollars Raised $500 P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Class participation 33% 1949 Most Reverend Emil A. Wcela, D.D. John J. Munnelly, Esq. 1956 dOLL ARS Raised $1,435 B altic S treet C l u b Roy L. Reardon, Esq. Franciscans Class participation 37% dOLL ARS Raised $2,675 Francis Roland Carmelo Colombo Class participation 25% R e d an d B l u e C l u b President’s Club Society Thomas J. Quigley, Ph.D. John M. McCarthy R e m sen S treet C l u b James R. Brannigan Joseph S. Spiegel 1941 Dr. Hugh T. McGowan John F. Roache R e m sen S treet C l u b Patrick Tufano Dollars Raised $2,000 Raymond McKaba Roy F. Bonner B altic S treet C l u b Class participation 25% Alexander J. Vogeley 1953 Dr. Thomas J. Wallace R e m sen S treet C l u b B altic S treet C l u b A ssisi S ociety Dollars Raised $6,050 J. Vincent Gallagher John A. Costa R e d an d B l u e C l u b Dr. Alfonse Acciani Class participation 37% Francis X. McCormack Joseph P. Kramer Gilbert D. Gingold P resi d ent ’ s C l u b 1942 R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety Franciscans Cyril D. Tyson Dollars Raised $300 Joseph E. Castana Neil F. Brogan, Jr. Anthony J. Agoglia Class participation 8% Anthony Caulfield R e m sen S treet C l u b Leo P. Callahan John J. Connor Alfred J. Farnochi Joseph C. Wengler Raymond G. Dawid R e d an d B l u e C l u b John E. Hennessy Anthony P. Braginetz Anthony J. Mercogliano Joseph Ferris Thomas C. Reed B altic S treet C l u b Raymond J. Supino Harold F. McLeer William Tursellino Joseph A. Gannon, Ph.D. Eugene T. Moran A ssisi S ociety 1943 Timothy J. O’Dea R e d an d B l u e C l u b Dollars Raised $450 1950 Edward J. Burden Class participation 23% George Doemling Colonel Robert M. Keith, Jr., Franciscans Dollars Raised $10,875 U.S.A.F. Class participation 38% Francis H. Dowd John C. Devir R e d an d B l u e C l u b Frank J. Silvestri Joseph Frey, Ph.D. Donald Trizzino Dr. David Ballantine P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Reverend William Gill A ssisi S ociety Andrew A. Castagliola Robert S. Hathaway A ssisi S ociety Robert M. Nevin 1957 Frederick J. Herrmann Salvatore Graziadei ✚ R e m sen S treet C l u b Thomas Pellegrino John F. McCormack Dollars Raised $24,125 Xavier J. Musacchia, Ph.D. Charles V. Gibilaro C.L.U., C.H.F.C. Class participation 40% Raymond McGorry Franciscans Reverend James McConnell Thomas P. McHugh, D.D.S. Robert W. Chambers P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Colonel Walter McIntyre, U.S.A.F 1945 Ernest J. Orlandini Monsignor William J. Flood John P. Monaghan Baltic Street Club dOLL ARS Raised $5,100 Reverend William D. O’Rourke James E. McHugh Class participation 67% John P. Rowley P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Vincent M. Sclafani 1954 Ludwig Sabatino James I. Konkel, C.P.A. P resi d ent ’ s C ircle William P. Shanahan John J. Scibelli Dollars Raised $3,125 Reverend Thomas J. Colgan, P.E. Class participation 38% P resi d ent ’ s C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Franciscans Albert G. Doumar A ssisi S ociety James J. Collins R e m sen S treet C l u b George D. Balduzy Reverend John B. Cook ✚ John R. Ryan Robert C. Minion R e m sen S treet C l u b John A. Bertone John P. Schofield John F. Goydas William J. Brooks R e d an d B l u e C l u b William R. Schroeder 1946 William F. Casey Gerard E. Lenze B altic S treet C l u b John R. Corbett Dollars Raised $300 A ssisi S ociety John R. Lenze Thomas E. Powers, Jr. Class participation 100% Rocco Agoglia Paul H. Ducharme John J. McGrath A ssisi S ociety R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Daniel D’Errico Martin Fazio Walter C. Quevedo Anthony Bertuglia Frank V. Miniaci Blair Allen Thomas A. Fitzpatrick Thomas Small Joseph A. Lategano Robert F. Thompson Daniel J. Golden John E. Wood John J. McDonald A ssisi S ociety 1947 George Hearn Salvatore J. Scotto Dr. Anthony D. Abbate Dollars Raised $125 John R. O’Connor 1952 Franciscans George F. Kehm, Esq. Class participation 25% Joseph P. O’Donnell Dollars Raised $12,860 Thomas D. Lynch Joseph H. Lynch John W. Olsen A ssisi S ociety Class participation 43% Michael J. McPartland Angelo Patrissi Matthew A. Shannon Raymond Perry Thomas F. Sharkey P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Emmet J. Agoglia William Proefriedt

28 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased John S. Quirke Joseph P. McQueeney 1961 R e m sen S treet C l u b Dr. Joseph F. Carabetta Donald L. Raymond Hugh A. McCloskey Edward A. Celano Frank Dambeck John J. Rush, Ph.D. Timothy P. Davey Dollars Raised $23,075 James E. Dwane Anthony J. Deacy Stephen J. Travers Edward J. McDonough Class participation 41% Thomas J. Keller Vincent DeClementi

Paul Gale P resi d ent ’ s C ircle William L. Dempsey Franciscans B altic S treet C l u b Robert J. Ball Joseph C. Dettling Ronald F. Cunningham A ssisi S ociety Edward D. O’Brien Joseph P. Walker Anthony J. Embriano Reverend Kieran Fergus, O.P. George C. Bergleitner Eugene J. Feldhaus R e d an d B l u e C l u b Joseph M. Keane James V. Chatfield P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Charles H. Harris Michael E. Browne Thomas H. Maher Anthony M. Hayden Bernard P. Morgan William J. Higgins Donald J. Esters Timothy D. Mahoney Ernest J. Restivo Martin P. O’Donnell Gerard R. Kelly John A. Ferguson John G. Melito Philip A. Buttling Francis A. Loughlin John J. Gallagher Edward C. O’Brien Ronald P. Fiske R e m sen S treet C l u b Hugh J. McMenamin, Sr. Raymond Grossman John J. Lane William J. McCormick David C. Moriarty James P. Hudson Peter J. Owens Richard J. Thornton Brother Roman Morris, O.S.F. 1958 Thomas J. O’Mara Lawrence T. Sweeney Charles L. Novak Dollars Raised $11,166 David J. Sheehan ✚ B altic S treet C l u b James J. O’Neill Class participation 34% Anthony J. Pagano Sister Mary Bradley, C.S.J. James S. O’Kelly A ssisi S ociety Martin Pasquale P resi d ent ’ s C l u b John F. Astarita John Wagnes, C.P.A. William T. Barnewold James J. Raftery John J. Dietl Charles J. Cain Joseph P. Walker Thomas P. Gilhooley Patrick W. Sullivan R e d an d B l u e C l u b Patrick F. Sullivan, Sr. R e m sen S treet C l u b Franciscans Michael Nastri Brother Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F. William F. Morgan Reverend Anthony V. Dell’Anno Timothy J. Courtney James M. O’Kane, Ph.D. Andre Zmurek Dr. Albert A. Pineda Edward Fitzpatrick Thomas Hassett John M. Prenderville Dominic J. Molignano Conrad W. Reitz, Jr. F. Peter Foti Franciscans B altic S treet C l u b Joseph P. Murphy, L.C.S.W. Joseph P. Toto Dr. Francis T. Lang Bruce A. Buckheit Dr. Frank N. D’Ambra Sister Mary Ellen Noone, C.S.J. A ssisi S ociety Franciscans Anthony J. Bulla William D. Feimer Anthony J. Cali William G. Hudson Arthur E. Beyer James N. Cameron, Esq. Joseph Casalino Joseph A. Nunziata, Jr. 1960 Benedict A. Carrozza James T. Heverin Vincent J. Conlon Herbert V. Ryan Dollars Raised $18,375 John J. Collins Harold F. Kelly, Jr. Class participation 42% George C. Davey John J. O’Brien John T. Cronin R e d an d B l u e C l u b Richard A. Dreyer Joseph T. Ponessa, Ph.D. Dr. Francis A. Decaro P resi d ent ’ s C ircle George P. DeGeorge Gerald A. Curtin Joseph J. Egan, Ph.D. Joseph Ryan Vincent J. Polito Edward J. Dougherty, Jr. Jonathan F. Greene Theodore T. Fletcher, Sr. John J. Grecsek Thomas F. O’Sullivan P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Sister Dorothy Geiger, C.S.J. ✚ 1963 Thomas J. Hamm Lawrence Sullivan James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. Robert C. Hackett Dollars Raised $43,350 James G. Mannix Joseph F. Wahl Robert Lambiase Class participation 49% R e m sen S treet C l u b William F. Marmion Michael E. Martini A ssisi S ociety Michael P. Savino John V. Brull Thomas J. Mason P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Joseph R. Torpey Connell J. Boyle Gerard H. Gannon Reverend John McCormick Peter J. Callahan Dr. Paul Dolan Dr. Daniel C. Noonan Joseph P. Coppotelli B altic S treet C l u b Robert E. Duane Neil J. O’Carroll Peter J. Michel Dr. Peter P. Frisko Edward P. Aquilone Francis M. Scahill John B. Zurell James G. Keller Donald B. Grennon Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. David A. Mathis Joseph E. McLaughlin William K. Storey P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Francis J. McCluskey Dr. Joseph J. Rand Dr. James E. Vincent Thomas P. Napier, Jr. John P. Sheehy Peter J. Schweitzer William J. Walsh, Jr. Kenneth Vellon Dr. William I. Waithe William J. Weber R e d an d B l u e C l u b Bernard J. Welsh R e m sen S treet C l u b John M. Fitzgerald Franciscans Martin P. McNally Giving Levels Franciscans Donald M. Kelleher Brendan J. Casey Thomas T. Meyer Founders Circle Dominic A. Bavaro John A. Pellegrino Hugh E. Gallagher Raymond P. Nash $50,000 and above John C. Gordon Sister Kathleen Kane Lt. Colonel Robert W. Sheehan, A ssisi S ociety Charter Society Michael P. Ierardi ✚ John F. Longo U.S.M.C. Stephen J. Coffey $25,000 to $49,999 Charles A. Ludlow John F. Maguire Kenneth Vellon Thomas J. Duffy President’s Council Joseph S. Randazzo Cornelius P. McAdorey John J. Finan B altic S treet C l u b $10,000 to $24,999 Peter N. Smith Cornelius M. Rose Dermot A. Flynn John R. Mathis President’s Circle Michael Gray Martin T. McNeill ✚ $5,000 to $9,999 1959 Thomas M. Halton, D.M.D. 1962 President’s Club R e d an d B l u e C l u b $2,500 to $4,999 Dollars Raised $11,990 James D. Leonard Dollars Raised $25,550 William P. Casey Class participation 37% John P. McSherry Class participation 32% Remsen Street Club John M. Dalton $1,000 to $2,499 Brother Ronald Moore, O.S.F. P resi d ent ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil William P. Kinane Baltic Street Club Frederick E. Schneider John M. Downing Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. Dr. Donald A. McQuade $500 to $999 Jack Spittler William E. Spencer Red & Blue Club R e m sen S treet C l u b P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Franciscans John P. Toner $ 250 to $ 499 Mark W. Mooney Michael J. Gibbons Sister Mary K. Lane, C.S.J. Assisi Society A ssisi S ociety $100 to $249 R e d an d B l u e C l u b John J. Rovnak P resi d ent ’ s C l u b John W. Boyle Franciscans Ralph Cloppse Patrick J. Russo Thomas J. McCormack Daniel E. Bryan Gifts to $ 99 Edward J. Mullaney

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 29 Dr. Hugh T. Potter 1964 1965 Joseph G. Purcell 1967 1968 dOLL ARS Raised $143,850 dOLL ARS Raised $227,018 Francis P. Smith dOLL ARS Raised $244,194 dOLL ARS Raised $104,888 Class participation 36% Class participation 31% Dr. Francis E. Wakely Class participation 21% Class participation 24%

F o u n d er ’ s C ircle F o u n d er ’ s C ircle John F. Witkowski F o u n d er ’ s C ircle C h arter S ociety

David D. Smith William J. Ryan William G. Parrett Brendan J. Dugan BT 1966 John F. Tully, Esq. BT Gerard C. Keegan BT P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Richard Silverman Philip J. Mercorella Dollars Raised $32,897 P resi d ent ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Class participation 25% Samuel A. Ramirez John E. O’Connor Joseph T. Browne P resi d ent ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil George A. Vecchione P resi d ent ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Daniel J. Cavanagh James F. Dougherty, Ph.D. Frederick D. Furman Joseph J. Buonomo P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Edward T. Reilly P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Anonymous Nicholas L. Trivisonno P resi d ent ’ s C l u b P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Reverend Michael A. Carrano John P. Daley P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Dr. Dominick P. DePaola Vincent A. D’Angelo Salvatore M. Salibello Gary J. Schneider P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Charles F. Vadala, Jr. R e m sen S treet C l u b John P. Smircich Robert C. Sloane R e m sen S treet C l u b R e m sen S treet C l u b Robert A. Ficarra John V. Coughlin R e m sen S treet C l u b John J. McCabe R e m sen S treet C l u b George W. Gaffney Robert G. Bombara John F. Coffey James J. O’Connell, Ph.D. Thomas M. Laquercia, Esq. Jeffrey A. Gould Edward N. Constantino BT Edward J. Hart Albert J. Kleinberg William P. Tyson Daniel P. Donovan B altic S treet C l u b Richard J. Krauland Raphael Scotto, Esq. B altic S treet C l u b Thomas J. Foley B altic S treet C l u b B altic S treet C l u b Walter J. Cook George R. Mayer B altic S treet C l u b Robert A. Alessandro E. J. Greiner Lawrence J. Mulcahy James D. Egan Edward J. Duer Franey M. Donovan, Jr. James F. O’Dea Michael J. O’Connor William A. Jandovitz Raymond M. Feeney Thomas A. Dunne Charles Schretzmann, C.P.A. Ernest T. Rossiello, Esq. Michael T. Sullivan, Esq. Theodore J. Timmins Joseph M. Vislocky R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Arthur DiClementi R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Kenneth R. Allex Sean A. Fanelli, Ph.D. Frank P. Cannistra Robert T. Barlow Bernard J. Casserly William J. Bielefeld Edward J. Jaworski Joseph M. DiTommaso Vincent J. Dougherty Gerard C. DiStefano Walter J. Conklin Robert J. Rafferty, C.P.A. Paul G. Henning Reverend Randolph J. Geminder Michael A. Graziano John T. Leyden Brother Norman Smercak, O.S.F. Daniel T. Kane Michael J. Mahoney Colonel John H. Morris, U.S.A.F. Richard R. Lynch John F. Tiernan George M. Magliano Joseph F. Marino, Ph.D. John J. O’Boyle Anthony Miserandino William T. Quinlan, Jr. Michael G. McMahon John J. Sceppa Dominick P. Quartuccio A ssisi S ociety Kevin M. McQuade Joseph T. Skerrett, Jr., Ph.D. Edwin R. Westley Richard M. Bourne A ssisi S ociety Edward A. Putonti Stephen Wilantewicz, D.M.D. Anthony J. Witt John C. Carlin James R. Barra Patrick J. Reavey Robert J. Corsano Dr. Frank W. Calamusa Donald E. Temple A ssisi S ociety A ssisi S ociety Gerard K. Hannon Richard C. Coccaro Brother Edward Wesley, O.S.F., Richard G. Alexander James M. Barling Dr. Robert E. Judge Eileen A. Corrado Ph.D. ’68 John F. Bartley Sister Anne V. Beverly, C.S.J. James J. McCormack James F. Darcy A ssisi S ociety John Fugelsang Robert J. Bousquet Sister Alice L. McVey, C.S.J. Frank Del Maestro Donald G. Barton Brother Gary Gaynor, O.S.F. William T. Brown, U.S.N. William A. Meyer Thomas D. Downes Edward J. Bligh Michael C. Healy Thomas J. Callaghan Brother Antonio Montera, O.S.F. Cirino T. Lombard Michael G. Burke Thomas J. Hoban Thomas F. Clougher Peter C. Nies Frank A. Maddaloni Dennis T. Christy Dennis M. Kennedy Reverend Christopher G. Duffy John S. Pereira Vincent P. Pagano John D. Clifford Brother Campion Lally, O.S.F. Leonard N. Florio George J. Pipino James Palmer Kevin M. Coffey John D. Looney Robert K. Johnson William Schildwachter Jerold Rowan Daniel W. Correa James R. Mazzeo, C.P.A. The Honorable Peter T. King William J. Walker, Sr. Robert S. Sarli Edward J. English Francis Myskowsky Edward F. McCabe Thomas A. Simonetti Franciscans John A. Fedele Edward J. Peters David Meyer Robert J. Snyder Edward J. Powers Edward T. Murphy Anthony Alaimo Robert P. Ford Richard Randall Philip D. Murray Joseph Alestra Franciscans Charles T. Gusman John P. Rooney, Jr. Charles F. Noselli Sister Barbara Buckbee, C.S.J. Sister Grace A. Baran, C.S.J. Francis J. Harvey Joseph F. Sheridan Leonard E. Olen John J. Comiskey John A. Corrigan Donald N. Hayward Eugene L. Swann John O’Rourke Andrew J. Dellagatta Brother Adrian Fannon, O.S.F. Daniel Kenny Thomas E. Tilston William R. Pearse Arthur M. Forster Kevin J. Holland Dr. John J. Koster Patrick F. Walsh James A. Geib Alfred N. Martorano John A. Leone Franciscans Anthony J. LaBello Richard D. May Stephen M. Lukasik Franciscans Walter G. Eggmann Daniel J. Lane William J. McGuinness Thomas M. McBride Raymond L. Bendici Thomas M. Fasano William G. Massimo Joseph J. Riley Dennis P. Mroczkowski Rudolph A. Brabender William J. Flinter Sister Joan McDonnell, C.S.J. Luis J. Rodriguez, Ph.D. ✚ Brother Patrick Murphy, O.S.F. Paul C. Donovan Joseph A. Lavezzo David J. Nolan Patrick Rooney Major Clifford D. Mylett Donald A. Lomangino Edward B. Lein Vincent F. Sica John P. Russell Michael T. Ridge Raymond C. Makofske Charles C. LoRe, Jr. Sister Marie Scanlon, C.S.J. Barbara Sullivan Robert M. Suzansky Thomas A. Loughrey Raymond F. Schmitt Joseph J. Svirida James J. Maloney James M. Theisen Franciscans Blaise Marchese Thomas A. Whitford Bruce A. Pizzimenti Vincent J. Ambrosio

30 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Thomas J. Bannon Franciscans William T. Hentrich Stewart J. Jensen Ernest V. DiFranchi Richard J. Collins Henry G. Binger Alan H. Hoffman Peter A. Leonard, Ph.D. Joseph A. Donnelly Robert T. Conklin James A. Byrne George J. Johansen Thomas B. LoSquadro Alfonso G. Figliolia Sister Mary Coughlin George N. Casale Aldo F. Lattanzio Peter P. Mancuso Thomas A. Garone John H. Field Kevin J. Delgardio Francis A. Lofaso Dr. Luciano J. Marotta Nicholas A. Marano Sister Kathleen Geaney, R.S.M. Sister Kathleen Hennessy, R.S.M. Vito J. Loiacono Peter M. McGann ✚ James T. McAuliffe John T. Gerace Charles J. Kelly William M. Mancini Raymond J. McKeough Austin V. Murphy Brother Thomas Grady, O.S.F. Patrick J. Kelly Brother Louis T. Miritello, O.S.F. Michael G. Morahan Anthony F. Nicodemo Michael A. Graham William J. Kozack Edward P. Morrissey James H. Murphy, Jr. Walter D. Peyton Joseph P. Gribbin Thomas F. McGarrity Kenneth R. O’Connor Robert J. Murphy Thomas P. Regan Philip Grisaffi Thomas P. Mione Robert N. Pale Luis J. Rodriguez William R. Thoden William Knipfing Patrick J. O’Mara Kevin J. Ryan William P. Smith Joseph A. Turzo Sister Helen Lyons, R.S.M. Richard R. Orlando Daniel J. Trucano Joseph C. Trentacoste Peter J. Yovine Charles Parente Charles J. Pergola Richard P. Wagner Franciscans Franciscans Dennis M. Reilly, L.C.S.W. Paul W. Sum, D.D.S. Franciscans Charles P. Scalzo John T. Sundermier Robert J. Bridgeman Sister Eileen M. Berton Carmine J. Zummo Paul F. Valenti Giovanni Cannone Barbara L. Carney William J. Biesty Herman M. Chin Stephen P. Chiarini Frank P. Brancato James A. Gallagher Francis H. DeMartino Robert S. Burns 1969 1970 Joseph J. Giovaniello Joseph A. DiBlasi John C. Codd Dollars Raised $36,082 Dollars Raised $65,888 Thomas J. Green Gerald J. Duerr Bart A. D’Ambra Class participation 20% Class participation 23% Dr. Ann Hartle James W. Egan Richard M. Greene

P resi d ent ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Michael H. Higginson Richard J. Illich Gregory B. Johnson Sister Theresa Kelly, R.S.M. Shirley Kennedy Kenneth Lam Anthony E. Amodeo Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. BT John A. Krizel Brian C. McMahon William A. Maltese, Ph.D. Thomas J. Killeen, Esq. Edward Travaglianti Frederick Meyers Joseph M. Rhatigan Brigid Meyer Joseph J. Martingale P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Thomas P. O’Brien Terese M. Rouge Joe E. Pahl Michael J. Moriarty Angelo A. Giordano Joseph Prunka Michael A. Polito P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Richard W. Merzbacher Anthony J. Rizzi 1972 Jacqueline M. Power Edward J. Groarke Alfred F. Thoben Marie L. Rizzi Jose M. Rivera Salvatore J. Scire Dollars Raised $89,214 Michael E. Salogub Class participation 17% R e m sen S treet C l u b P resi d ent ’ s C l u b John A. Serrao John A. Santoro Joseph P. Forte Peter T. Chingos Robert T. Wanderer C h arter S ociety

Thomas B. McManus Vincent DeGiaimo BT B altic S treet C l u b 1973

Michael T. Corcoran R e m sen S treet C l u b 1971 P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Dollars Raised $20,762 Class participation 13% James H. McDonald Kevin J. Burke Dollars Raised $14,645 Lawrence A. Marsiello BT John J. Casey Class participation 17% Vincent F. Pitta, Esq. R e d an d B l u e C l u b P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Leonard J. Cutrone R e m sen S treet C l u b Matthew J. Krsulich Edward J. Anderson Mark Failla, Ph.D. P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Dennis J. Burke Richard L. Pelosi James B. Clifford Peter E. Provenzale Dr. Vincent A. Sawicki Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F. BT John A. Rowinski Frank R. DelGiudice Christopher S. Ruisi William P. Tully Richard M. Giammarco Louis A. Esposito John A. Wezwick R e m sen S treet C l u b John R. Jacques Robert S. Shanley R e m sen S treet C l u b Pasquale C. DePalma Ronald S. Jendras B altic S treet C l u b Joseph M. Szkutnik Robert M. D’Amante Anthony A. Lombardo Stephen M. Cronin Charles R. Traina, Ph.D. B altic S treet C l u b B altic S treet C l u b John Martinez, Jr. Richard C. Jewell Desmond E. Blaine James J. Daw, Jr. B altic S treet C l u b D. Kevin McQuade Harry E. Macri Patrick B. McGovern Frederick L. Michaels Michael J. McInerney Paul L. Magnano C.L.U. Louis H. Roller Clifford B. Redden Robert P. Moore Michael J. Ranieri Paul H. Schietroma Richard J. Wendt R e d an d B l u e C l u b Giving Levels R e d an d B l u e C l u b Brother Robert L. Smith, O.S.F. BT Daniel J. Brouder Founders Circle A ssisi S ociety George H. Morrissey Edward R. Curty R e d an d B l u e C l u b $50,000 and above Dave H. Bacchioni Thomas G. Oldis Robert F. Dunn Charter Society Daniel F. Barry Edward J. Ormond Kay B. Bolz Joseph M. Elhilow $25,000 to $49,999 Edward D. Bova Dr. Kenneth T. Smith Stanley Galowski John C. Ferraro President’s Council John J. Buckley Brian W. Kenny James P. Lawler $10,000 to $24,999 Robert L. Conway B altic S treet C l u b Charles P. Kowalski President’s Circle Salvatore P. Stallone John C. Lupero Edward J. Machinski James F. DeVarso $5,000 to $9,999 Gerard V. Vaccacio Terrance J. Nolan Edmond McTigue Dennis J. Fallon President’s Club James F. O’Sullivan Robert Scharbach William Geasor $2,500 to $4,999 A ssisi S ociety Anthony P. Valenti Robert D. Terry Francis J. Giammona Remsen Street Club Edgar A. Adamson Thomas Von Essen Andrew J. Habermann A ssisi S ociety $1,000 to $2,499 Michael A. Bianco Frederick G. Wissemann Stephen J. Hayden Baltic Street Club George Brennan John P. Brolly Patrick L. Marano $500 to $999 William D. Chomin Philip A. Caserta A ssisi S ociety Thomas P. Reilly Red & Blue Club Richard S. Dolny Joseph J. Clark Vincent R. Aperawic Guy L. Rossiello $ 250 to $ 499 Theodore Dymczynski Patrick W. Condren Frederick Bartone Kevin W. Schultz Assisi Society Rolf B. Friedmann Louis Dottrina Donald V. Bavuso Donald T. Siemer $100 to $249 George M. Gillan, C.P.A. Patrick A. Hanley Kevin E. Buckley Anthony Viola Franciscans William R. Guarinello Robert D. Hopping Brother James B. Burke, S.M. Gifts to $ 99

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 31 R e d an d B l u e C l u b Thomas S. McCabe Franciscans Franciscans 1978 Mark C. Clark Dennis Miller Peter C. Alfieri Marjorie E. Bowen James M. Cowan Thomas G. Pellinger Julia B. Arcadipane Ellen B. Burke Dollars Raised $30,273 Giro S. DeRosa Alice Smiertka Rita B. Browne Hyacinth A. Charles, R.N. Class participation 10%

Albert T. Jaronczyk Randolph W. Titus David Byrne Dominic A. Cusimano P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Nicholas J. McCauley Neil J. Connolly Kevin Drohan Timothy J. Cole Franciscans Thomas F. McDonough Mario R. DeLuca John J. Ferrante Mary Anne P. Killeen James F. McKenna Andrea E. Albanese Ann M. DiBlasi Stephen J. Figliozzi James J. Petruzzi Mary R. Coughlin Clint Ebanks Christopher E. Forte P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Thomas Raleigh Samuel R. Crescente Claudette P. Glasgow Patricia C. Kerner Alexander A. DiGuido Rita D’Ambrosio Suzanne L. Krase Michael J. Mandel Frank P. Frattini A ssisi S ociety Angela A. Downes Anthony J. Lauriano Richard W. McParland R e m sen S treet C l u b James W. Clifford William G. Lederer Dominick J. Mancini Marie C. Porow Gerard P. Conlon Norma R. Mackie Sister Jeanne E. Matullo, O.P. Glenn T. Rivano Thomas Early Brother Myles Davis, O.S.F. Joann T. Maddock Owen P. McKenna Michael A. Soliwoda Leonard G. Lubrano Jack L. Fellin Dr. Patricia A. Marino Marie I. Morano Michael Terino James F. McCue Thomas F. Furey James C. Petrillo Raymond F. Poster, Jr. Walter A. Ujazdowski James D. Orlando Peter C. Leung Benjamin D. Pride Louis G. Protano John B. Vollmerhausen B altic S treet C l u b Theresa A. Loughran Robert Quartuccio, C.P.A. Ann S. Samuels William H. Wojcik Margaret M. Costa Timothy J. Marco Dennis G. Riehman Faith C. Saume-Berges Joseph T. Penzone R e d an d B l u e C l u b Margaret M. Regan 1977 1975 Vincent A. Ferraioli Francis W. Ryan 1976 Dollars Raised $10,470 Dollars Raised $93,584 Janet F. Hayden-Cusimano, Dollars Raised $38,040 Class participation 10% Class participation 17% L.C.S.W. Franciscans Class participation 15% R e m sen S treet C l u b Kathleen M. King Kenneth Davis F o u n d er ’ s C ircle P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil John E. Kiely Patricia A. Logan, C.P.C.U. Margaret M. Doughtery-Russo Denis J. Salamone BT Barbara G. Koster BT Ellen M. Segriff Edward C. McGarrity, Jr. Stephen T. Faughnan, Jr. James M. Walsh Patricia M. Ola-Chukwu P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Robert N. Franco P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Christopher R. Reidy Joseph T. Freisen William J. Lovejoy B altic S treet C l u b Raymond F. Keenan Ronald L. Soave, D.P.M. John D. Ghigliotti June A. McGrisken John B. Casey Charles Kells R e m sen S treet C l u b Joseph A. Rosalie Mary K. Keane-Spiess A ssisi S ociety William O’Brien Kevin R. McCabe John E. Klemm Dr. Karl T. Bednarek Thomas F. Oftring Cathal P. Quigley R e m sen S treet C l u b Patricia M. Lesser Joseph A. Cacchioli Louis J. Ruggio Christabel A. Quigley Lynn A. Archiopoli Lorraine J. Carlozzi Louis T. Scipione, C.F.P. Edward J. Ryan R e d an d B l u e C l u b Mary Browne-Ryan Thomas P. Caruso Frank E. Scott Mary Ellen Scala Robert J. Trapp Jeanmarie Costello John F. Seely Peter F. Spiess B altic S treet C l u b Francis P. Tricamo Marjorie Drennan William J. Stein Johnny F. Charles Margaret H. Zaborskis, D.D.S. B altic S treet C l u b Michael Dunbar Arthur Gorman Richard A. Greene Michael L. Andreola Mary McGovern-Morris A ssisi S ociety Margaret Guthrie 1974 John A. McAuliffe Michael P. Morris Thomas K. Alesi Edith V. Hodge Dollars Raised $14,660 Harry W. Whelpley Claire J. Baker R e d an d B l u e C l u b Maureen T. Leo Class participation 15% Thomas J. Cassidy R e d an d B l u e C l u b Dr. Patricia K. Agatisa Maureen A. Meehan P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Inezeta Dike Salvatore V. Barbuzza Anthony J. Orlando Marguerite E. Burke, Ph.D. Donald J. Faughnan Mary Ann Curnan-Rowinski Joseph T. Brady Claudeth L. Wylie Anthony Celano Nicholas J. Gismondi Gary S. Jendras Patricia E. Yates R e m sen S treet C l u b James J. Collins James F. McElroy, Jr. Renee M. Miscione Anne C. Dagenais The Honorable Joseph J. Hennessy Katherine R. Russell Franciscans Frank D. Petrizzo James P. Gildea Catherine B. McDermott Etta R. Brooks-Smith Diane M. Trapp Margaret A. Healy-Horan, C.P.A. Franciscans Dennis J. McDermott Kathleen S. Corrigan Peter E. Maloney Glenn Anderson A ssisi S ociety Eugene P. D’Amore B altic S treet C l u b Jean O’Leary Dr. Maria T. Auletta John E. Brandt Genevieve Desroches Brian J. Reavey Richard J. Piccininni Richard E. Barry Paul P. Chadason Rosanna L. Galletley Eileen Boucher R e d an d B l u e C l u b Paul R. Cronen A ssisi S ociety Angela L. Iammatteo Lucy Curci-Gonzalez Mary V. Gilbride Paschal P. Iammatteo Dr. Gerard J. Boyle Clarence Brown, Ph.D. Mavis M. Dixon, R.N. Eileen E. Gittens Margaret M. Kennedy John Burke Joseph C. Caldarella Thomas A. Dougherty Dr. Alexander G. Khandji Thomas E. Kennedy Paul V. Cucarese Brian J. Campbell Patricia Dray James M. King Steven J. Mauceri, Sr. Edward G. Dunn, Jr. Margaret M. Casey Christina Gargiulo Robert O. Kurtz Joseph Morangelli Fulvia M. Forbes Anne T. Conlon Denise Garrido-Squeri Antoinette M. Lauletta Georgianne Nardi Joseph A. Foulke William A. Curran Jayne B. Godlewski John W. Lunson Jorge E. Palacios Michael V. Gilmartin Joseph DeFalco Darlene P. Jefferson Mary D. Maynard Kevin J. Redden John J. Lyons Brian Dennigan Carmelo P. Lisotta Donald G. Mulligan Reverend Michael Tedone John F. McCue Marie Geisel Regina S. Lutterodt Steven Orlando Walter H. Zipf Martin J. O’Reilly, Jr. Kevin J. Kelleher Noreen M. O’Hanlon Thomas J. Randazzo Karen C. Scharbach George M. Lovaglio Peter J. Paguaga Robert R. Rooney Kevin F. Sullivan Deborah T. Smith A ssisi S ociety William E. Ulrich Joseph Tricarico Elaine M. Smith Patrick Barone John F. Wall George A. Wahlert Silvio Squeri Vincent M. Catalano Joyce A. Willoughby, R.N. John M. Zaborskis Michael G. Flanagan

32 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased 1979 R e m sen S treet C l u b A ssisi S ociety 1983 A ssisi S ociety John J. Frawley Angela Caracciolo-Keenan Joseph Crifasi Dollars Raised $21,515 Irma Garcia Donna M. Costa dOLL ARS Raised $ 9,560 Sebastian J. Dibella Class participation 8% Edward J. Hanley Kevin B. Crumlish Class participation 10% Kathleen M. Purdy

P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Madalyn M. Hanley Marion Fazio P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Franciscans Edmund J. Greco Alexander Havriliak J. Christopher Mangan BT B altic S treet C l u b Elizabeth Cammarosano, R.N. Louis G. Pastina William P. Muzyka Rebecca B. Armstrong Geraldine A. O’Beirne, C.P.C.U. R e m sen S treet C l u b John Cascio P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Mary P. Byrnes Patricia Silcott Anthony J. Chille Mary Iacomino Robert J. Lindsay Maureen F. Connell Mary J. Stark Mark Ferro Rosemary D. McCullagh Michael Regan Eileen Nolan R e m sen S treet C l u b Franciscans B altic S treet C l u b Vivian G. Pabon R e d an d B l u e C l u b Mary Anne Early Dominick S. Cappolla, Jr. Patricia K. Cassidy Guillermo R. Quinones, Jr. Raymond A. Barrett Margaret A. Cronin Kevin G. Henry Julie Spinelli B altic S treet C l u b Angelo Guerriero Jeanette Dowdell R e d an d B l u e C l u b William C. Armstrong Luana C. Fahr-Cicero A ssisi S ociety 1985 Joseph A. Giordano Ingrid M. Flamme Deborah A. Cregan Eugene C. Assencao-Sanchez Mary Ellen Giordano Walter Flaum Dolores Ferro Dollars Raised $1,075 Charles P. Costa Class participation 4% Pat A. Mallozzi Lee Anne Infantino Jean O’Brien Mabel E. Dunbar Eileen R. Lian Jacqueline S. Paguaga R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Richard A. Fabietti Walton D. Pearson Peter J. Manetta Glenn M. Huzinec Anthony J. Cusimano Patricia B. Fallon Grace McEvoy Anne M. Kelly Claudia A. Gilchriest A ssisi S ociety Alice M. McTague A ssisi S ociety Julie F. Kelly Jadzia C. Malinowski Gina L. DeSantis William J. Mulrooney, C.P.A. Liliana A. Arias Joann M. O’Neill-Quinterno Brian McKeon John J. Ferro Stephen Risley Sallyann G. Bartels Sheila M. Pickard Daniel B. McManus Virginia Flahive Margaret Schwerdtman Michael Curti Lawrence A. Merryman Kathryn Laffan-Micklin A ssisi S ociety James P. Shea Dr. Laura Mieszerski Robert H. Mulvena Frank Leggio Joseph F. Wendling Stephen E. Albright Armand M. Patella, Jr. Gayle A. Lombardi Franciscans Lorraine F. Altmann Rita Zehnter Anne E. Rasmussen Kathleen M. Malara Mary Ann Byrnes Dr. Mary M. Bolan Katherine M. Schettini Nicole Pluviose Lorraine Dente James F. Cosgrove Finola Schmidt 1982 Lucia M. Euton Karen A. Cottone Franciscans Steven Zuccaro dOLL ARS Raised $ 4,040 Maria Faicco Giovambattista T. Eramo Lisa M. Andersen-Yurman Class participation 7% Dorothy M. Genco Dorothy H. Gurreri Franciscans Joan E. Caccamo Mary V. Hamilton Theodore Heinrich Mary E. Callahan B altic S treet C l u b George N. Coultman Vincent Iacono Mary P. Hume Joseph Carlino Joseph C. Carieri Pat Figueroa Claudette Medina Joyce E. Hunter Andrew J. Faughnan Mark J. Long Julia Guzzino Gary D. Morgan Patrick J. O’Beirne Peter G. Gillespie Veronica A. Mallozzi Roseann V. Henry James E. O’Brien Ellen R. Hillman Roland E. King R e d an d B l u e C l u b Helen McCann Steven J. Mullins 1986 Franciscans Patricia A. Brennen Viken Najarian James W. O’Donnell Dollars Raised $47,095 Joanne C. Devine, Esq. Rosaline M. Archer Peter Paguaga Brian J. O’Neill Class participation 6% Joseph M. Erlanger Ann M. Barbera Laura J. Pietro Susan L. Push Kevin M. Maroney C h arter S ociety Madeline Conway Janet Raheb Michael P. Sweeney John J. Paguaga William F. Dawson, Jr. BT Gloria A. DeCrescenzo James Sclafani John M. Urbielewicz Timothy P. Giambrone, C.P.A. Jocelyn R. Stephenson A ssisi S ociety Charles J. Zammit P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Timothy Hopkins Madeline G. Swarckof E. Kevin Agoglia James F. Bozart Michael F. Laffey Albert Tannis Edward DeRosa, Ph.D. Nancy A. Lento-Misseri 1984 Elia G. Malara Joseph Malewich Dollars Raised $29,645 Giving Levels Reverend Emmet J. Murphy, O.S.M. Cecille M. McKesey-Braxton 1981 Class participation 7% Neil C. O’Donnell Founders Circle Ann E. Neverett Dollars Raised $39,493 P resi d ent ’ s C ircle $50,000 and above Class participation 9% John J. O’Sullivan Franciscans Alber Hot Charter Society Joyce A. Reynolds C h arter S ociety Gary S. Ahern $25,000 to $49,999 Annabel C. Tan, R.N. P resi d ent ’ s C l u b David E. Haverty Beverly E. Asante President’s Council Eileen M. Ulmer Josephine E. Bonello Joseph M. Hemway $10,000 to $24,999 P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Christine A. Cirillo Jesus F. Linares BT President’s Circle 1980 Phyllis C. O’Neill Peter A. Fountaine Noreen M. Linares $5,000 to $9,999 Lenroy Hackett Jo Ann Stonier President’s Club Dollars Raised $30,355 R e m sen S treet C l u b Ione E. Ives $2,500 to $4,999 Class participation 13% Walter R. Leong R e m sen S treet C l u b Mary McCarthy-Lanwes Remsen Street Club P resi d ent ’ s C o u ncil Rosemarie A. Lanard $1,000 to $2,499 B altic S treet C l u b John J. Morano Anthony S. Tortorelli Baltic Street Club Joan E. Regan John D. Serrapica B altic S treet C l u b Ingrid Seunarine $500 to $999 P resi d ent ’ s C ircle Andrew Vindigni, C.P.A. Hector Batista BT Red & Blue Club Angela C. Vindigni Ann M. Garlisi Michael J. Beaury $ 250 to $ 499 Dr. Charles G. Garlisi R e d an d B l u e C l u b Assisi Society P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Carol A. Menchini $100 to $249 Ronald H. McGrisken Ralph C. Baione Elizabeth G. Mindlin Franciscans Gifts to $ 99 Martin P. Regan

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 33 R e m sen S treet C l u b Franciscans Colleen A. Meade-Edwards 1995 1998 Michael Long Lawrence R. Carlucci Donald Minkoff Rodrigue Domingue Joseph A. Raftery dOLL ARS Raised $2,660 dOLL ARS Raised $1,175 R e d an d B l u e C l u b Kim M. Doyle Class participation 5% Class participation 2% Colonel Edward Daily, Jr. Franciscans Janet Hopkins B altic S treet C l u b R e d an d B l u e C l u b Maria Donini Ethel Forte-Mogielnicki Rosemarie LoMonaco Mary Belknap Danielle Santucci-Gracchi Marguerite Moran Lorraine M. Lynch Mary K. Mastsa Mark E. Loughlin John N. Wlaysewski Albina J. Raziano Joseph R. Maresca A ssisi S ociety Eileen D. Reiss Ann M. O’Meara R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety Maria Cestaro John H. Spina, D.P.M. Virginia Smith Jacqueline C. Dockery Richard T. Finger, Jr. Theresa Fahy Toby L. Zimmerman Carmen J. Torres-Cotto Brian L. Raimondi Nicholas A. Gaus Robert Mazzella Virginia L. Hanson, R.N. Damiano Mazzone A ssisi S ociety 1992 Mark S. Nurse Robert C. Salerno 1989 Daria E. Connolly Dollars Raised $3,070 Anita L. Siew dOLL ARS Raised $ 8,325 Ian J. Goodwin Franciscans Class participation 5% Class participation 3% Cheryl M. Khan Mary Ellen Mannino Franciscans B altic S treet C l u b Marie F. Zangari Carol A. Matteo Donato A. Brogna P resi d ent ’ s C l u b Brendan J. Cahalan Regan C. Burnham Dr. Victor J. Masi BT Franciscans Kelly A. Flanagan Patricia J. Ekelund James E. Anastasia 1999 B altic S treet C l u b Joseph J. Paolo Laurel Ann A. Lewis-Brockman Christine M. Azzolini Dollars Raised $460 Catherine L. Wornom Katherine D. Paolo David M. Monroe Fabian A. Baez Class participation 1% Mary C. Rotolo R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety Nancy Cena R e d an d B l u e C l u b Robert Vito Carmela A. Cona Victoria E. Doyle Eileen M. Long-Chelales Christopher R. Long Carl Mariano, U.S.N. Louis Green A ssisi S ociety 1987 Matthew J. Turner Susan P. Matthias Franciscans Theresa G. Davis Patrick S. O’Hara, U.S.A.F. Salvatore G. Cantarella dOLL ARS Raised $ 4,125 Franciscans Ionie L. James Class participation 7% Jennifer A. Valentine Kevin P. Comer Rony Byas Antoinette Palazzi R e m sen S treet C l u b Christopher R. Palermo Honey Marie E. Theogene 1996 William C. O’Connell Sister Paul M. Videtich 2000 Franciscans Josephine Foley Savastano dOLL ARS Raised $1,095 dOLL ARS Raised $1,500 Kenneth J. Coffin Class participation 2% Class participation 4% B altic S treet C l u b 1990 Rosanna Conenna B altic S treet C l u b B altic S treet C l u b Barbara Salerno Dollars Raised $545 Jennifer Flynn James G. Quigley Anthony J. Kurtin Class participation 5% Gina Lynch-Nolan R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety Karina C. McDermott R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety Lisa M. Mays Victor J. Mogielnicki Annamaria L. Gaudio-Banaszek Michael L. Curcio Laura L. Eisenzopf George Vogel Henry A. Giron Lisa M. Gambardella Robert J. Wisniewski A ssisi S ociety 1993 Eric P. Linn Franciscans Ann M. Kennedy A ssisi S ociety Adewale O. Oshodi, C.P.A. dOLL ARS Raised $325 Andrew J. Cangelosi Hannu P. Tarjamo Yvonne M. Flesche Class participation 2% Deborah E. Schreiner Janet M. Ceglecki Kevin Woods Franciscans Dr. Anna Y. Len Gail M. Chiarovano A ssisi S ociety Johanna C. Dent Best Franciscans Kristen A. Deodato Serafin Ayllon Franciscans Judy S. Haynes Margaret M. Alaimo Christine T. Foti Ovid Cusu Franciscans Helen F. Iaria Paul J. Casabona Angela P. Jacobsen Vanessa O. De Almeida Carlos R. Belgrave Patricia Musicaro Neal M. McGarrity Adrian Fernandez Elizabeth A. Gillespie Denis Nolan Raul Rosa 1997 Christopher J. Gelling Chiara T. Rotondi Edwin Rodriguez, Jr. Vivian Mazzella Margaret O’Neill dOLL ARS Raised $2,525 Gina M. Rodriguez Sandra Rivera Kathleen Tomaszewski Class participation 4% Christina M. Portello Maria Russelli Lorraine F. Zapin, R.N. Anthony C. Tomasulo R e m sen S treet C l u b Kimberly V. Santo 1994 Eulene A. Workman Michael A. MacIntyre Rosemary Schmidt 1991 dOLL ARS Raised $ 975 Gregory W. Taylor Class participation 4% R e d an d B l u e C l u b Dollars Raised $10,203 2001 Stacey J. Tynion Class participation 6% R e d an d B l u e C l u b David E. Moskowitz dOLL ARS Raised $2,065 Erez Shochat, Ph.D. Class participation 3% 1988 P resi d ent ’ s C l u b William Beuther, Jr. Teresa Stuto-Masi A ssisi S ociety B altic S treet C l u b A ssisi S ociety Dollars Raised $66,696 Tricia A. Francisci Patrick J. Dugan Class participation 5% R e m sen S treet C l u b James P. Cahalan Kathleen B. Fraser Terrence V. Mulligan Thomas W. Comer R e d an d B l u e C l u b F o u n d er ’ s C ircle Adriana C. Murphy Shane T. Kelly Matthew C. Hogan Kenneth D. Daly B altic S treet C l u b Natalia Murphy Monica Pagan-Guzman Christopher G. Manukian Michael Theogene Jennifer Woods R e d an d B l u e C l u b Helena E. Duszkiewicz A ssisi S ociety Franciscans Theresa E. Spelman-Huzinec R e d an d B l u e C l u b Franciscans Christopher J. Bozzolo David E. Coates Norman W. Ellison A ssisi S ociety Mary C. Shaw, C.P.A. Matthew P. Dory Leslie M. McNamara Maureen E. McEvoy Joseph J. Belmonte Olga M. Macolino A ssisi S ociety Windell Moore Madeline Perez Joyce Wierzbowski Angela K. Manekas Janet M. Dawson Romina F. Ros Teddy E. Nielsen Srdjan Mihaljevic

34 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Franciscans Dominique Romain 2008 Jeffrey Claude James R. Ciccolella Albana Zegullaj Emma C. Cummins Current Student Monica Michalski Dollars Raised $1,350 Anastasia Czyz Giving Alice M. Salome-Patton 2005 Class participation 4% Edson G. Da Silva, Jr. Class of 2011 Christopher G. Sassone R e d an d B l u e C l u b Stephanie D’Agostino dOLL ARS Raised $2,755 Ashley Del Orbe Victoria M. Bombe Class participation 3% Benjamin K. Barnett 2002 Sonia E. Chevannes Michael A. D’Esposito Jeremie P. Borrero R e m sen S treet C l u b Detelina D. Dimitrova Ronald T. DeFranco dOLL ARS Raised $2,315 Kol You A ssisi S ociety Jeannette M. Dobosz Nicole M. Montoro Class participation 2% Michael J. Aiello Pasqual C. D’Onofrio Anton V. Pimanov R e d an d B l u e C l u b R e m sen S treet C l u b Cora D. Clark Robert A. Ehresman Jack F. Re Anthony H. Zalak Michael A. Correra James R. Oliva Jason Erickson Class of 2012 Michael V. Pavone Stefan C. Fagan A ssisi S ociety R e d an d B l u e C l u b Justin F. Feinberg Joseph M. Acciarito Joseph M. Desiena Jennifer Graziano, C.P.A. Franciscans Natalie R. Fernandez Matthew D. Anderson Glenn R. McCartney Kennitha A. Allahar Courtney M. Garofalo Rafael Angobaldo A ssisi S ociety Gerard McEntee Matthew G. Bertolotti Dimitar P. Georgiev Jessica E. Bergin Sonia Caiazza Danny Plaza Sylvia C. Carrion Peter D. Gonzales George Bergin Ryan P. Clark Noelle M. Gallo Brittany L. Bologna Franciscans Javier A. Gonzalez-Tupper Yadira A. Ramos William T. Hanauer Gary C. Gurreri Kenneth J. Brennan Jessica C. Baeza Megan E. Husak Daniel P. Hachemeister Christina M. Coladonato Franciscans Lorraine H. Dogan Adam E. Kohler Kerrie E. Harnisher Alexander A. Cosentino Julio A. Agosto Carl P. Esposito Christina M. Lindsay Shante Harris Alanna B. De Quatro Jamila A. Alkaifi Tiffany A. Livingstone Rebecca T. Roldan Cheryll A. Hunt-Williams Michelle Franco Brian W. Johnson Steven B. Mudd Daniela M. Schiavo Andrew J. Kalnberg Tara A. Garone Yadira M. Moran-Ulrich Deana M. Savarese Tanique S. Walters Antoinette V. LaFemina Chantel B. Harewood Gianpaolo Ruggirello Kathleen M. Lane Paul Hudak 2006 2009 Cynthia V. Leal Catherine M. Illuzzi Richard W. Milbouer 2003 dOLL ARS Raised $1,252 Joseph J. Leone dOLL ARS Raised $ 820 Class participation 3% Matthew A. Linkus Daniel M. Murdoch dOLL ARS Raised $1,785 Class participation 4% Class participation 4% Sean A. Lynch Gaetano Musarella-Conti B altic S treet C l u b A ssisi S ociety Luke Martino Christian J. Nardilla R e d an d B l u e C l u b Jennifer Matteo-Acosta Salvatore P. Demma Jennifer K. Masciotta Marissa Padovano Edward P. Long Peter D. Piroso R e d an d B l u e C l u b Sean E. Ghazala David A. Medina Richard S. Kuberski, II Anthony O. Roman A ssisi S ociety Robert J. Reilly Lisa M. Medwid Matthew S. Kumm Patrick S. Spranger Earl J. Brewster Matthew S. Megerdichian A ssisi S ociety Jaclyn P. Mistretta George Cataudella Franciscans Class of 2013 Peter E. Felvegi Michael A. Conenna Stefanie M. Morisi Anita M. Barbier Alexsa L. Amen Andrew C. Fisher Robert V. Sollitto, Jr. Marsha A. Moses David M. Cataffo Dolores Anastasio Borislav G. Guenov Bryan M. Wierzbicki Sean C. Mulligan Nathalie Lamberto Matthew R. Brady Thomas J. Quigley Taras I. Nebeluk Franciscans Latif Latifi Christine H. Bulger Thomas M. Rivera, Jr. Ivana S. Palma Erin S. Golembiewski Edith S. McKenzie Gregory T. Cala Sean B. Rooney Jonathan Palumbo Elizabeth T. Khalevich Nicholas J. Paratore Gregory L. Cosentino Melissa A. Softy Matthew C. Pavone Jennie A. Rota Ryan A. Fierro Vanessa C. Rivera Frank J. Pineiro Elizabeth Seemungal Andrew L. Flores Franciscans Jennifer Travers David Pisani Keith M. Simonsen Jermaine L. Manigault Cristine M. DePalo Anthony J. Trimboli Mirela Rastoder Derick J. McCarthy Richard J. Deppert Kurt A. Reese Alicia C. Gibson 2007 2010 Gabrielle M. Ricca-Caldon Joseph C. Librera Scott W. Rittenhouse Giving Levels Dollars Raised $1,345 dOLL ARS Raised $2,163 Craig D. Smith Maria L. Rojas Class participation 4% Class participation 26% Founders Circle Katarina Zubovic-Donadic Joanna R. Sapienza $50,000 and above R e d an d B l u e C l u b A ssisi S ociety John D. Sbarbaro Charter Society Bryan A. Anderson Catrina E. Avvento Jacqueline Siino $25,000 to $49,999 2004 David P. James Jason A. Gaither Sabrina Simmons President’s Council dOLL ARS Raised $2,955 Andrew W. Slips $10,000 to $24,999 Class participation 1% A ssisi S ociety Franciscans Caroline Song President’s Circle Harriet Dunn Robert A. Adams R e m sen S treet C l u b Alan C. Stuto $5,000 to $9,999 Tara M. Flood Christopher M. Antonino Robert A. Oliva Sandra L. Suarez President’s Club Judith C. Ricciardo Francis A. Avvento Christina M. Torres $2,500 to $4,999 B altic S treet C l u b James Rudden Brian K. Barvels Meaghan M. Valenti Remsen Street Club Nadia Veliz Nina Basmajieva Charles A. Giardino Ivon M. Vasquez $1,000 to $2,499 Kimberly A. Vinciguerra Elizabeth A. Benson-Weiss Sharon N. Verra Baltic Street Club A ssisi S ociety Doreen Berrios $500 to $999 Franciscans Franchette P. Viloria Ruben N. Gonzalez Nicole T. Buccheri Eric D. Wallach-Rossitto Red & Blue Club Jenelle M. Buccheri George J. Buonocore Melissa M. Weithman $ 250 to $ 499 Franciscans Justina K. Lopez Leonardo D. Castro Erin A. White Assisi Society Brendan P. English Jaclyn M. Scotto Robert L. Ceglecki Leigh-Ann L. Zagami $100 to $249 Lisa M. Esposito Robert T. Shea Jindrich Chaloupka Erica J. Zaragoza Franciscans Natasha Green Paul R. Claro Gifts to $ 99

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 35 Melissa V. Palmaccio Luis A. Flores Michael E. and Diana Boutross Daniel W. and Liza Q. Diehl Lyn S. Hill Samantha K. Parrinello Michael ’94 and Honey Marie E. ’92 Peter J. Brady Dominic DiFalco Patrick Hillman Michael A. Pittelli Theogene John and Christina Brennan John J. and Lynn R. Dillon Joel S., Esq. and Nancy I. Hirschtritt Victoria G. Placido Michael E. and Marija F. Wierzbicki Kenneth Brown Filomena M. Dillon Charles W. Hogan Tina Pollio Paul and Doris Derosa Sister Mary T. Brown Mary J. Doeming Michael J. Holmes Kyle S. Rivadeneyra Peter J. Brady Frank and Victoria Bruno John F. and Myrna Donodeo Saundra and Leonard Honig Shareef B. Swindell Peter T. and Mary Beth O. Reese Michael A. Buffer Edward Drayton Richard P. Hoppe James Toscano Philip and Antoinette D’Agostino Joan Burgess John Dunigan Timothy Horan Robert A. Vega Robert and Cheryl Siemer Douglas Burnhart Rose F. Dunn Cheryl A. Howell, Ph.D. Shane’e J. Walker Robert J. ’71 and Mary E. Murphy Anthony and Sophie Burns David L. Eigen Alyson Hsiang Rosemarie M. Carucci Dr. George E. Bush Stephen E. Einson Susan L. Huff BT Class of 2014 Scott and Lorraine Kumm Brother Jude Byrne, O.S.F. David and Karen Eisner Hugh T. Hurley Nicholas P. Barranco Venetia Grant Carolyn Callahan BT Patrick C. English, Esq. Amjad Hussain Michael W. Castellano Vincent M. Barranco Frank Cafezza John F. and Kim Esposito Edmund H. Immergut Melissa A. Denaro Wesley Slowik Mary Cahalan George Faila Paula Ingram Daniel W. and Liza Q. Diehl Richard Calcaterra Mauro N. and Frances E. Fanelli Beverly Jacobs Lawrence Calia Joseph A. Faraldo, Esq. Sam Jacobs Franciscans Frank Califano Steven Farhood Barbara Jacobson Parents Alvaro E. and Victoria J. Mora Alice A. Callaghan Ann Farrell Barry J. Jacobson Glenn and Diana K. Anderson ’77 Jack Callanan Peter J. Fazio Leslie S. Jacobson, Ph.D. BT Founder’s Circle Hugh E. ’61 and Geraldine A. Domenick Cama Jolicoeur Fenelon Eugene L. and Regina W. Jesinkey John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen Gallagher Agnes Camini Al and Virginia Ferrara Thomas Jones Tully BT Martin F. and Darlene Cziraky Patrick and Geraldine Campbell Robert Ferrilli John J. Jordan Matt Milbouer Charter Society Phillip F. and Norma Canedo The Ferrilli Information Group Constance C. Jorgensen Rufo Leon Brendan J. ’68 and Barbara Donna Capetillo Paula Fichtner Nancy H. Judd Luz A. Ulloa Dugan BT Marian T. Caracciolo Neil Figler David Kahn, Esq. Steven J. and Jean M. Spranger Joseph and Teresa Carbonaro Stephanie Fiorenza Renata Kammerer President’s Council Bisham Persaud Rosemarie M. Carucci Joel G. Fisher Michael L. and Eva B. Kaplan Brian P. and Marilyn B. O’Neill Vincent F., Esq. ’72 and Antoinette Susan Carusi Alan H. and Judith R. Fishman Mitchell and Margie N. Kapnick Pitta Douglas and Laura McCarthy Evelyn and Bartolomeo Castellano Thomas F. Flood and Brian E. and Susan M. Keating Emanuele and Palmina Principato Lawrence Cenatiempo Eileen Harney-Flood Timothy L. and Hayley M. Kelch President’s Club James and Bernadette Geissler Robert Catell Luis A. Flores Donald E. Kent Michael Lasky, Esq. and James M. and Maria L. Leone Fred H. Chicos Joan Fogarty Brother Robert Kent Margaret Einhorn Joanne Clemente Vincent Ciniglio Ed Fogarty John C. and Elaine M. Klausz June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 John and Christina Brennan McGrisken Ida Clark Lizanne Fontaine Harry and Beatrice S. Klug Karen R. Olsen Mary Cleghorn Reverend Joseph Fonti Odette A. Konop Remsen Street Club Louis A. Pastina Joanne Clemente Dominick and Paula Foresto Mark Kovenat Michael Nardilla Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon Victor M. and Christina Cocco Randolph and Agnes Forrester Werner H. and Sarah A. Kramarsky Patrick and Geraldine Campbell Joseph Stuto, D.P.M. Kevin Cody Nora Fox Robert and Daisy Kreppein Salvatore G. Cantarella ’99 Steven D. and Jana Cohn Manuel Franquinha Paul Kuchynskas Baltic Street Club Steve Cohn Diane Freel Scott and Lorraine Kumm John T. and Patricia A. Comer Jenna Y. and Richard Coladarci Robert A. Friedlander Maria F. Laezza-Moggioli Robert and Daisy Kreppein Friends Brian and Gina E. Collins Mary E. Gallagher James Lampley Jennifer Matteo-Acosta ’06 Hermione Connelly-Landau Carmine Gangani Father Mark J. Lane, C.O. Anonymous Thomas A. Conniff, Esq. Monsignor Otto L. Garcia Nino F., Ph.D. and Elizabeth Langiulli Red & Blue Club Seth Abraham Janet Connolly Robert F. Gartland Victoria Lapin Roy J. and Nancy A. Berthiaume Rosario Acquista Earl J. Corrigan Anthony L. Gentile Edward N. Larkin Vincent Ciniglio John L. Afton, Esq. Martin and Kathleen Cottingham Angela J. George Michael Lasky, Esq. and Susan Sohmer Monsignor Steven J. Aguggia Brian Crimmins Joseph and Rena P. Giannusa Margaret Einhorn Patricia L. and Thomas E. Alberto Assisi Society Martin F. and Darlene Cziraky Tracey Giles Harry Laubscher Arthur E. and Teresa Anderson Michael and Lorraine C. Rubino Philip and Antoinette D’Agostino Jo-Ann C. Ginivan Domenick Laurendi Robert M. Angarola Robert P. and Dawne Hentrich Orville W. Dale BT Joseph and Dorothy A. Giordano Thomas J. Lawler Andrea Arcarola Dante S. and Beatrice Dini Ellen Daly Salvatore J. and Anne M. Giudice Mary A. Ledermann Joan M. Arcarola Randolph and Agnes Forrester The Honorable Alfonse M. D’Amato Lisa Gluck Rufo Leon John and Luz Maria Arroyo Arthur E. and Teresa Anderson Lawrence A. D’Amato Robert C. Golden and Maureen James M. and Maria L. Leone Vincent M. Barranco Moore Alfred R. and Joanne Toscano Joseph F. and Marcia D’Angelo BT Tommy Leong John P. and Jennifer Barry Robert Gorton Anibal and Elvie P. Roman Mary Beth Dawson, Ph.D. BT James Long John Beck Antoni and Diane Tokarz Gabriel A. De La Pena Louis Grassi, C.P.A. Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Frederick Belli Barry H. Nudelman Kathleen DeBlasio Jane F. Grecsek James D. and Denise Macchiarola Frank and Linda J. Belmont Catherine V. Thompson Harriette C. Deegan Terence and Kerry A. Greene Michael C. and Jennifer P. Michael Bendjouya Charles W. Hogan Laura DeFelice Louis J. and Sharon A. Gregorio Macchiarola Camille and Oscar B. Bering Dennis M. ’64 and Ann Kennedy Chris and Robin P. Deissler Robert J. and Virginia A. Haggerty Frank J. Macchiarola, Jr. Linde and Linda Bernstein Diane Freel Nicholas and Victoria DePalma Ursula Hahn Edward Mafoud Roy J. and Nancy A. Berthiaume Felipe R. and Norma E. Borrero Paul and Doris Derosa William J. and Deborah Hanley Kevin P. Maguire Brother Michael Bettigole, O.S.F. BT George and Michele L. Noulas Patrick and Kathleen DeStefano David and Ruth Harmon Philip J. and Lillian Maida Madelyn O. Biggs James and Corinne Sideli Edward J. Dever and Ency J. Dau Brian and Maureen Hayes Philip and Maureen P. Maldari Melissa Bitar James and Melissa E. McQuade Cecilia U. DeVoe Robert Hebron Robert C. and Ann Mangone Marilyn Blanchette John F. and Myrna Donodeo Luis J. Diaz Gary M. Hecht Maureen T. Mannix Felipe R. and Norma E. Borrero Joseph and Rena P. Giannusa Louis A Dibella Robert P. and Dawne Hentrich Louis Manzell Marion Boteju Joseph and Teresa Carbonaro Blaise Didio Roger and Susan Hertog Michael and Joann Mari

36 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Joseph B. and Carolyn E. Marvel Ina Rose John Welch Olga M. Macolino ’01 Howard Loewenstein Joseph M., Esq. and Mary Ann Nina Rosenwald Joseph Wesner Joseph F. Marino, Ph.D. ’68 Eric Malijan Mattone Michael and Lorraine C. Rubino John and Stephanie Whittier John Ragno Edwin Mathieu Marilyn T. McAuliffe ✚ Cosmo Saginario Robert R. Wieczorek Erez Shochat, Ph.D. ’97 John McNamara, Ph.D. Karen M. and John McAuliffe Gary Saphire Marija F. and Michael E. Wierzbicki Brother Edward Wesley, O.S.F., Monica Michalski ’01 Douglas and Laura McCarthy James N. Saunders Fletcher H. Wiley, Esq. Ph.D. ’68 Lisa K. Migliori Anthony McCrimlisk Terry Schaffer Delora V. Williams Marie Zachary Yadira M. Moran-Ulrich ’02 William C. McGarry Dorothy M. and Charles W. Courtney M. Williams Susan A. Mulderrig Assisi Society Timothy McGovern Schroeder Charles E. Williams lll, Esq. and Steven J. Mullins ’83 Anne Bove Patrick McHugh Thomas F. Schutte Margaret E. Williams BT Abigail Nicolas Allen J. Burdowski, Ph.D. Maryann McLean George J. Scott Arnold J. and Jane A. Wolff Nicholas J. Paratore ’09 Nicholas A. Canedo Thomas McManus Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery Joni Yoswein and Glenn VanBramer Doreen Patrone Jaime Chauca Jacqueline McMickens Suzanne Seery Nicholas Zinno Angel R. Perez Richard Coladarci Gerry and Heidi McNamara Margaret D. Shannon Lois B. Zipf Roxanne J. Persaud Brendan P. Considine Charles McQuade James and Corinne Sideli Eric W. Platt Donna DeSiena James and Melissa E. McQuade Cheryl and Robert Siemer Alexis A. Ramirez Angel Devarez Gino P. Menchini BT Joanna Silver Vanessa C. Rivera ’06 Faculty and Staff Harriet Dunn ’07 Larry Merchant Amritjit Singh Miriam Salholz, Ph.D. Ann Farrell Paul Michels Cynthia B. Skolnik Deana M. Savarese ’05 Founder’s Circle Andrew Ferullo Matt Milbouer Wesley Slowik Sabrina Simmons ’10 Kenneth D. Daly ’88 Gerald J. Galgan, Ph.D. Annemarie W. Mogil Francis Smith and Arnold J. Sparr, Ph.D. Patrick and Kathleen Monachino Lorraine M. Allen-Smith Wendy W. Galgan, Ph.D. Charter Society Peggy Standing Deer Brother Gary Gaynor, O.S.F. ’64 Salvatore S. and Maureen Monaco Jennifer Smith Christine M. Stragisher Brendan J. Dugan ’68 BT Richard A. Giaquinto, Ed.D. Michael Mondschein Brother Kevin Smith, O.S.F., Ph.D. BT Denis F. Sutterlin Brother Robert Smith, O.S.F. BT Uwe P. Gielen, Ph.D. Alvaro E. and Victoria J. Mora President’s Council Elaine Thompson Susan Sohmer Ruben N. Gonzalez ’04 Margaret T. Mullany Frank J. Macchiarola, Ph.D. ’62 Brook Wiers Lee J. and Virginia Murray Donald and Mary D. Sondergaard Yvette Heffelfinger Paul and Caroline M. Musaracchia Reggy Sonsino President’s Circle Leonard Honig Antoinette and Santo Musarella Marvin Spieler Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 Cheryl A. Howell, Ph.D. Dr. Wayne P. Muscarella Steven J. and Jean M. Spranger Lynne K. Jackson, Ph.D. Corporations and President’s Club Joseph and Karen Musicus Mildred Stansky Leah Kovenat Foundations James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 John Lombardo Louis J. and Rose Ann Mustacchio Kevin A. Stasa The Abstraction Fund Thomas F. Flood Hellitz Lopez Michael Nardilla David P. and Catherine Steinmann Academy Bus Joseph S. Louzonis Monica Pagan-Guzman ’94 Martin Needelman Jean M. Stonier Acquista Food Services June A. McGrisken ’76 Danny Plaza ’05 Peggy Neufeld Ricki Stuart ADP Robert C. Sloane ’66 Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 George and Michele L. Noulas Peter and Carol Striano AIG Matching Grants Program Jo Ann Stonier ’84 Susan L. Richards Michelle D. Novak Joseph Stuto, D.P.M. Alive in Hope Foundation Barry H. Nudelman Francis X. and Herminia Sullivan Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. ’61 Remsen Street Club Alpha Kappa Psi Jennifer B. Smith Ed O’Connor Bishop Joseph M. Sullivan American Beer Distribution Linda Werbel Dashefsky Helen O’Connor Denis M. Sullivan Melissa A. Softy ’03 Company, Inc. Irma Garcia ’80 Thomas A. Odelfelt Timothy Swank Behrouz H. Tabrizi, Ph.D. American Metal Market John J. McCabe ’65 Peter O’Donnell Dr. Supoj Tanchajja Richard Vierling Armando’s Restaurant Dennis J. McDermott ’74 Richard Ohl Kim Theodore Jaclyn A. Weber Astoria Federal Savings Robert A. Oliva ’04 Edward and Frances Oldak Adam Thier Susan Weisman Atlantic Business Products Kevin S. O’Rourke Sister Francis S. Oliver John A. and Jean T. Thomas Marija F. Wierzbicki Aunt Suzie’s Restaurant Cathal P. Quigley ’75 Joe Ondrek Patricia Thomas Jennifer Wingate, Ph.D. AXA Foundation Brian P. and Marilyn B. O’Neill Saundra Thomas Baltic Street Club Franciscans Senator George Onorato Catherine V. Thompson Steven Catalano Ghazala N. Afzal Kevin S. O’Rourke Peter Thristino Brother Gregory L. Cellini, O.S.F. Kennitha A. Allahar ’08 Giving Levels Antoni and Diane Tokarz James Pantzis Maureen Coughlin, Ph.D. Jeanette B. Baker Founders Circle Marc and Darla Payton Alfred R. and Joanne Toscano Alexandria M. Egler Sylvia C. Carrion ’08 $50,000 and above Brenda and Robert R. Pepper Carlo and Flora L. Tramontozzi Charles A. Giardino ’04 Sister Colleen Colbert Charter Society Valerie Perez Sister Marilyn Trowbridge, S.F.P. BT Anthony J. Kurtin ’00 Manuel D. Cruz $25,000 to $49,999 Bisham Persaud Luz A. Ulloa John McAuliffe Joseph Cummings President’s Council Kenneth H. and Judith A. Pforr Irene M. Urso Donald G. Mulligan ’75 Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 $10,000 to $24,999 Eric W. Platt Dominick F. and Andriana Valletta Kathleen A. Nolan, Ph.D. Cristine M. Depalo ’03 President’s Circle George and Susan Polsky Steven J. Vallo Richard Relkin John R. Dilyard, Ph.D. $5,000 to $9,999 Patricia B. Power Lance Van Calcar Edward R. Stewart Lisa M. Esposito ’04 President’s Club Walter A. and Kathleen Probst Curtis G. and Ann P. Viebranz Jolicoeur Fenelon $2,500 to $4,999 Steven Quadrino Edward J. Vierling Red & Blue Club Suzanne Forsberg, Ph.D. Remsen Street Club Michael and Paula Rantz Robert S. and Theresa Violetto Catrina E. Avvento ’07 Noelle M. Gallo ’08 $1,000 to $2,499 Peter T. and Mary Beth O. Reese The Laura B. Volger Foundation Benjamin K. Barnett ’08 Sean P. Gilleran Baltic Street Club Maurice T. Reidy Thomas J. and Anita Volpe BT Marguerite E. Burke, Ph.D. ’76 $500 to $999 Erin S. Golembiewski ’06 Edward M. Ricci and Mary E. Lupo Thomas V. Von van den Bout Romona Caramico Brother Thomas Grady, O.S.F. ’68 Red & Blue Club Dolores J. Roberto Stephen Waldorf Guy Carlsen $ 250 to $ 499 Richard R. Grasso Daniel Rodriguez Evelyn Wasserman Arthur DiClementi ’66 Megan E. Husak ’08 Assisi Society Vincent and Susan V. Rohan Alexander Wasserman Matthew C. Hogan ’01 $100 to $249 Naomi Kinley Hari Rohl Leighton Waters Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. Franciscans Esther E. Klein, Ph.D. Anibal and Elvie P. Roman Michael and Laura Webb Timothy J. Houlihan, Ph.D. Gifts to $ 99 Mitchell Levenberg Angela Rosania Alan Weisberg Nino F. Langiulli, Ph.D.

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 37 Bamonte’s Restaurant Corporation General Electric Foundation Piper Jaffray Companies Robert A. ’67 and Mary Alessandro Brendan J. ’92 and Virginia Bank of America Gorton and Partners, LLC PJ Hanley’s Blair ’46 and Dorothea A. Allen Cahalan Bank of America Foundation Graham-Pelton Consulting Prudential Financial, Inc. Kenneth R. ’65 and Joyce Allex Sonia Caiazza ’02 Amalgamated Bank of New York Grand Canyon Restaurant Queen Ristorante Anthony E. ’69 and Rosemarie Charles J. ’59 and Mary Cain The Bank of New York Mellon Grant Thornton Quentin Travel Service Amodeo Richard Calcaterra Foundation The Northrop Grumman Regis High School Edward J. ’69 and Eileen Anderson Joseph C. ’76 and Janet Caldarella Banner Promotions Foundation Rhythm and Booze Vincent R. ’72 and Dorothy Aperawic Anthony J. ’63 and Phyllis Cali Barnes and Noble Harris Foundation Ridgewood Savings Bank Edward P. ’60 and Carmen Aquilone Thomas J. ’65 and Eileen BDO Seidman, LLP The Rosetta W. Harris May Ellen and Gerald Ritter Andrea Arcarola Callaghan Bishop Ford High School Charitable Trust Foundation Lynn A. Archiopoli ’76 Leo P. Callahan ’56 Black College Scholarship Fund, Inc. HBO The Roman Catholic Diocese Astoria Federal Savings Peter J. Callahan ’63 Breezy Point Lumber Company The Heights Café of Brooklyn Renee Augustin ’80 Elizabeth, R.N. ’84 and Brooklyn Chapter — Jack and Jill The Heights Chateau St. Bernadette Parish Serafin ’93 and Blanca R. Ayllon Dr. Carmine Cammarosano American Charity The Henry Luce Foundation St. Edmund Preparatory High Christine M. Azzolini ’95 Frank P. ’67 and Mary Cannistra Brooklyn Heights Association Hillman and Partners School Claire J. ’77 and Leonard Baker Dominick S., Jr. ’81 and Donna A. Cappolla Brown Brothers Harriman Hudson City Savings Bank St. Francis Preparatory School Jeanette B. Baker Robert W. Carey, D.D.S. ’38 Buckley’s Restaurant and Catering Hunters Steak and Ale House The St. Patrick’s Society George D. Balduzy ’51 of Brooklyn Lorraine J. Carlozzi ’78 C&C Catering Service, Ltd. IBM Corporation Robert J. ’61 and Mary Ball St. Saviour High School Guy and Carol Carlsen Cafe Buon Gusto Ingram and Hebron Realty Sister Grace A. Baran, C.S.J. ’67 The Sandy Hook Pilots Lawrence R. ’88 and Patricia PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. Corporation Salvatore V. ’75 and Serena Carlucci Capital One Matching Gift Program ISS Facility Services Schwing Electrical Supply Barbuzza Corporation Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 Castlereagh Printcraft J.M.S. Foundation, Inc. James M. ’65 and Irene A. Barling Scotto Funeral home Philip A. ’71 and Joann M. Caserta Caterpillar Foundation James Weir Flowers, Inc. Robert T. ’68 and Patricia Barlow Select Mail John J. ’70 and Elizabeth Casey Catholic Cemeteries Joseph P. Clavin and Sons, Inc. William T. ’62 and Lois Barnewold Shadowbox Design Management William F. ’51 and Dolores Casey CC Controlled Combustion Joseph P. Day Realty Daniel F. ’69 and Maria Barry Shell Oil Company William P. ’63 and Elizabeth Casey CITE The Jovian Electric Club Sallyann G. ’85 and Richard Bartels Sterling Affair Margaret M. Casey ’76 Changing Our World, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Foundation Donald G. ’68 and Catherine Barton The Peter and Carol Striano Bernard J. ’64 and Eileen Casserly JPMorgan Chase Foundation The Edward and Lucille Kimmel Gerard J., U.S.M.C. ’55 and Alice Foundation Joseph E. ’51 and Marilynn Castana ChevronTexaco Foundation Baxter Structure Tone, Inc. Vincent M. ’74 and Mary K. Catalano Chubb Group of Insurance KPMG Foundation Michael J. Beaury ’80 Stuart Levine Associates, LLC Companies La Bagel Delight Mary ’95 and Robert Belknap Steven Catalano Superior Printing and Litho CLA-EAST La Traviata Restaurant Joseph J. Belmonte ’88 Anthony ’51 and Margaret Caulfield Swank Motion Pictures Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Lassen and Hennings Catering George C. ’59 and Betty Bergleitner Daniel J. ’64 and Carol F. Cavanagh T. Rowe Price Associates New York, Inc. Leone Funeral Home John A. Bertone ’51 Edward A. ’62 and Frances Celano Tegrity,Inc. The Committee for Hispanic Long Strategic Planning, Inc. Anthony ’54 and Kathleen Bertuglia Robert W. ’53 and Eleanor Chambers Thyssenkrupp Elevator Children and Families, Inc. LVC Interiors, Inc. William Beuther, Jr. ’94 Dennis T. ’68 and Margaret Christy Time Warner Community Foundation of the Lynch Development Associates, Inc. Sister Anne V. Beverly, C.S.J. ’65 Mark C. ’73 and Marsha L. Clark Florida Keys Top Rank, Inc. Marco Polo Ristorante Arthur E. ’61 and Eleanor Beyer Ryan P. ’02 and Alyson Clark Con Edison Triboro Elevator Consultants The Mary Louis Academy Madelyn O. Biggs Thomas F. ’65 and Sandra Clougher Court Order Corporation Merck Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Richard C. ’67 and Anne Coccaro Court Street Office Supplies Stanley B. Tunick Foundation Merrill Lynch Roy F. Bonner ’51 John F. ’64 and Anne Coffey Cross-Fire & Security Co., Inc. Tuscany Grill Kevin M. Coffey ’68 Merrill Lynch and Co. Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. ’70 BT Crum & Forster Foundation, Inc. Union of Jamaican Alumni Timothy J. ’78 and Celeste Cole Associates USA, Inc. Richard M. ’66 and Linda Bourne Cullen and Dykman, LLP Metropolitan Life Insurance Reverend Thomas J. Colgan, P.E. ’45 United Health Care Northeast Edward D. Bova ’69 Damascus Bakeries MMC Matching Gifts Program Richard J. ’68 and Mary Collins The Vanguard Group Foundation Connell J. ’58 and Claire Boyle D’Amico Foods mNovak Design John J. Collins ’61 and Verizon James F. Bozart ’86 and David Shannon Florist, Inc. Monte’s Trattoria, Ltd Donald B. Winston Dorothy Morrison-Collins Volare Restaurant Deerfield Women’s Club Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C. Vincent C. Bracco ’52 Brian and Gina E. Collins Wachovia Bank Deloitte Monty Q’s Ristorante Sister Mary Bradley, C.S.J. ’59 Carmelo ’52 and Anna Colombo Waldorf and Associates Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family My Little Pizzeria Anthony P. Braginetz ’42 John T. and Patricia A. Comer Foundation Wasserman Realty Service National Grid James R. ’49 and Delores Brannigan Thomas W. Comer ’94 Dines & English LLC Weeks Lerman Group New York Life Insurance Company George ’70 and Deborah Brennan Con Edison The Walt Disney Company Wells Fargo Foundation New York Marriott at the Neil F., Jr. ’56 and Eileen Brogan Patrick W. Condren ’71 Foundation Brooklyn Bridge Wholesale Marble Distributors John P. ’71 and Kathleen P. Brolly Maureen F. ’80 and John T. Connell The Dow Chemical Company The New York State Winfield Security Corporation Daniel J. ’71 and Mary Brouder Hermione Connelly-Landau Foundation Conservative Party Xaverian High School Clarence, Ph.D. ’76 and Annye John J. ’49 and Gloria Connor Educational Housing Services, Inc. Nick’s Fine Jewelry Yoswein New York Brown Madeline Conway ’79 Esposito and Sons, Inc. The Northeast Athletic Conference Brown Brothers Harriman Robert L. Conway ’69 EvensonBest LLC NYSE Euronex Edward J. Burden ’51 Walter J. ’64 and Patricia Cook ExxonMobil Foundation Okapi Partners, LLC 1859 Society Brother James B. Burke, S.M. ’72 John R. ’51 and Ursula Corbett Ferrilli Information Group O’Keefe’s Bar and Grill Michael G. ’68 and Pamela Burke Michael T. ’69 and Margaret The Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Optec Communications, Inc. Corcoran Consistent donors 5 years+ Robert S. Burns ’72 Fine Finish, Inc. Our Lady of Hope Parish James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 Dr. Alfonse Acciani ’49 Sophie and Anthony Burns FJC Security Services Inc. Our Lady of Hope School John V. ’67 and Helen Coughlin Anthony J. ’49 and Lillian Agoglia Philip A. Buttling ’59 Fontbonne Hall Academy Park Strategies, LLC Mary R. Coughlin ’74 Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia Mary Ann Byrnes ’85 Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn PE Stone Deborah A. ’83 and Brendan Cregan E. Kevin ’82 and Dianne Agoglia Mary P. Byrnes ’80 Franciscan Sisters of the Poor Penda Aiken, Inc. Joseph A. ’78 and Maryann Paul R. ’75 and Virginia Cronen Futures in Education Foundation Julio A. Agosto ’02 Penske Automotive Group, Inc. Cacchioli John T. ’63 and Margaret A. G. Fazio Construction Co., Inc. Anthony ’66 and Evelyn Alaimo Pete’s Downtown Restaurant Thomas F. ’50 and Josephine Cronin ’81 Margaret M. ’87 and Steven Alaimo General Atlantic Corporation Pfizer Corporation Cacciola Ronald F. ’57 and Katherine Stephen E. ’79 and Joan S. Albright General Electric Photoreal, Inc. Cunningham

38 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Michael ’85 and Lisa Curti James W. ’71 and Diane Egan Thomas P. ’62 and Louise Gilhooley Edward J. ’66 and Kathleen Jaworski George M. ’76 and Maureen R. Gerald A. ’58 and Linda Curtin Walter G. Eggmann ’65 George M., C.P.A. ’70 and Suzanne Gary S. ’75 and Joanne M. Jendras Lovaglio Edward R. ’71 and Angela Curty Alexandria M. Egler Gillan Ronald S. ’69 and Peggy Jendras William J. ’75 and Geraldine Lovejoy Leonard J. ’70 and Concetta Stephen E. Einson Michael V. Gilmartin ’74 and Eugene L. and Regina W. Jesinkey Leonard G. ’78 and Maryjane Cutrone Laura L. Eisenzopf ’00 Ann Munkenbeck Robert K. ’65 and Joan Johnson Lubrano Anne C. ’76 and Victor Dagenais Patricia J. ’86 and Richard W. Angelo A. Giordano ’70 and Frank A. Jurek, Jr. ’52 Charles A. ’58 and Marie Ludlow Dr. Joann DeLeonibus Orville W. Dale BT Ekelund Daniel T. ’67 and Mary Ann Kane Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Joseph J. Giovaniello ’70 Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly Anthony J. ’63 and Leslie Embriano Sister Kathleen Kane ’61 John J. Lyons ’74 Henry A. ’90 and Elizabeth Giron Roger J. ’52 and Jane Daly Dr. Zachary ’38 and Judith Mitchell and Margie N. Kapnick Edward J. ’72 and Lois Machinski Eileen E. Gittens ’75 Frank ’63 and Ednamae Dambeck Giovambattista Ephraim Joseph M. ’57 and Marieanne Keane Michael A. ’97 and Kerry MacIntyre Claudette P. Glasgow ’75 Bart A. ’72 and Jane D’Ambra Giovambattista ’79 and Antonella Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Harry E. ’70 and Ida Macri Eramo Jayne B. Godlewski ’77 Dr. Frank N. D’Ambra ’58 Keegan BT Paul L., C.L.U. ’72 and Angelina Rita ’74 and Michael D’Ambrosio Carl P. Esposito ’05 Daniel J. ’50 and Elizabeth A. Raymond F. ’76 and Marianne Magnano Golden Eugene P. D’Amore ’78 Dennis J. ’69 and Bernadette Fallon Keenan John F. ’61 and Veronica Maguire Ruben N. Gonzalez ’04 Lowell Dashefsky and Sean A., Ph.D. ’66 and Marion Fanelli George F. Kehm, Esq. ’57 Timothy D. ’57 and Carol Mahoney Linda Werbel Dashefsky Alfred J. Farnochi ’51 Joseph W. ’55 and Eileen Goodey Colonel Robert M., Jr., U.S.A.F. ’53 Raymond C. ’64 and Nancy Timothy P. ’59 and Jane Davey Ann Farrell John C. ’58 and Barbara Gordon and Patricia Keith Makofske George C. Davey ’61 Donald J. ’77 and Kathryn Faughnan Gorton and Partners, LLC Thomas J. ’62 and Adrienne Keller Veronica A. ’82 and Pat A. Mallozzi ’79 David Shannon Florist, Inc. Martin ’50 and Sara Fazio John F. ’57 and Barbara Goydas Harold F. Kelly, Jr. ’62 Peter E. ’76 and Susan W. Maloney Raymond G. ’56 and Rosaria Dawid Raymond M. Feeney ’67 and Brother Thomas Grady, O.S.F. ’68 Charles J. ’69 and Noreen Kelly Dominick J. Mancini ’75 Joseph A., Ed.D. ’52 and Joan Judy Latta Michael A. ’68 and Patricia Graham Gerard R. ’63 and June Kelly De Oliveira Eugene J. Feldhaus ’63 Grant Thornton Patrick J. ’69 and Beverly Kelly William M. Mancini ’70 Gloria A. ’79 and Frank DeCrescenzo Jack L. ’73 and Beverly Fellin Michael ’60 and Jacquelyn Gray Anne M. Kelly ’79 Michael J. ’76 and Dianne Mandel Robert C. and Ann Mangone Vincent ’72 and Denise DeGiaimo BT Peter E. Felvegi ’03 Edmund J. Greco ’79 Julie F. Kelly ’79 Chris and Robin P. Deissler Reverend Kieran Fergus, O.P. ’57 Richard A. Greene ’78 Sister Theresa Kelly, R.S.M. ’70 Blaise ’65 and Ruth Marchese Deloitte Vincent A. ’78 and Theresa Ferraioli Richard M. ’72 and Antoinette Margaret M. Kennedy ’78 Carl Mariano, U.S.N. ’89 Mario R. ’75 and Febronia DeLuca John J. ’76 and Arlene Ferrante Greene Brian W. ’72 and Mary Kenny Joseph F., Ph.D. ’68 and Jane M. Marino William L. ’63 and Beverly Dempsey John C. ’71 and Eileen Ferraro E. James ’64 and Frances Greiner Patricia C. Kerner ’76 Lawrence A. ’72 and Karen Monsignor Michael J. Dempsey ’52 Joseph ’56 and Joan Ferris Edward J. ’69 and Patricia Groarke John E. ’77 and Susan Kiely Marsiello BT Pasquale C. ’73 and Joann M. Mark ’83 and Dolores Ferro ’83 Raymond ’62 and Marie Grossman Raymond, Esq. ’50 and Sophie Joseph J. ’69 and Mary Martingale DePalma Robert A. ’65 and Marianne Ficarra William R. ’70 and Donna Guarinello Kilanowski Joseph B. and Carolyn E. Marvel Donna and Nicholas J. ✚ DeSiena Alfonso G. ’72 and Roseann Figliolia Borislav G. Guenov ’03 Thomas J., Esq. ’69 and Eileen Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Joseph C. ’63 and Della Dettling John J. ’60 and Dorothy Finan Charles T. ’68 and Phyllis Gusman Killeen Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 BT James F. DeVarso ’69 and Kathleen John M. ’60 and Carol Fitzgerald Margaret Guthrie ’78 and Mary Anne P. Killeen ’78 Thomas J. Mason ’61 DeVarso Thomas A. Fitzpatrick ’50 John Boudreau William P. ’63 and Judy Kinane John R. ’63 and Mary Mathis Blaise Didio Virginia ’83 and Thomas F. Flahive Robert C. ’61 and Charlotte Hackett Kathleen M. King ’78 David A. ’58 and Mary E. Mathis John J. Dietl ’58 Monsignor William J. Flood ’53 Patrick A. ’71 and Patricia Glynn Harry and Beatrice S. Klug Hanley Carol A. ’98 and Vincent Matteo Ernest V. ’72 and Ann DiFranchi Leonard N. ’65 and Angela Florio William ’68 and Annette Knipfing Philip R., Ph.D. ’48 and Janet B. Joseph M., Esq. and Mary Ann Alexander A. ’78 and Chris DiGuido Dermot A. ’60 and Margaret Flynn James I. Konkel, C.P.A. ’57 Harris Mattone John R. Dilyard, Ph.D. Thomas J. ’65 and Valerie Foley Dr. John J. Koster ’68 Edward J. ’64 and Kathleen Hart George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer Beatrice and Dante S. Dini Joseph P. ’69 and Dorothy Forte Charles P. Kowalski ’72 David E. Haverty ’81 Mary D. Maynard ’75 Gerard C. DiStefano ’64 and Joseph A. ’74 and Darlene Foulke Richard J. ’66 and Maria Krauland Stephen J. Hayden ’69 Robert ’86 and Joan Mazzella Jacqueline C. Dockery ’95 Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn John A. ’70 and Lorraine Krizel Donald N. ’68 and May Hayward John A. ’75 and Mary E. McAuliffe Maria Donini ’86 Manuel Franquinha Matthew J. ’73 and Mary E. Krsulich Michael C. Healy ’64 and Edward F. ’65 and Monica McCabe Franey M., Jr. ’68 and Barbara Frank P. ’78 and Teresa Frattini La Traviata Restaurant Donovan Katherine Griffith Thomas S. ’74 and Maureen John J. ’80 and Mary Frawley Maria F. Laezza-Moggioli McCabe Paul C. ’64 and Sandra Donovan Margaret A. Healy-Horan, C.P.A. ’76 Joseph T. Freisen ’73 and and Thomas M. Horan Sister Mary K. Lane, C.S.J. ’60 John M. ’51 and Mary McCarthy James F., Ph.D. ’66 and Patricia Maureen A. Finnerty ’82 Dr. Francis T. Lang ’59 Dougherty George Hearn ’50 Reverend James McConnell ’50 John ’64 and Mary Fugelsang Nino F., Ph.D. and Elizabeth Langiulli Vincent J. Dougherty ’68 Joseph M. Hemway ’84 Thomas J. ’62 and Carol McCormack George W. ’67 and Valerie L. Gaffney James P. Lawler ’71 Edward J., Jr. ’63 and Maureen John E. ’49 and Georgine Hennessy John F. ’74 and Elizabeth McCue Paul ’59 and Marie A. Gale Robert F. ’52 and Judith Lee Dougherty Paul G. Henning ’67 Rosemary D. ’84 and Frank John J. Gallagher ’62 Nancy A. Lento-Misseri ’79 and Albert G. Doumar ’57 Roseann V. Henry ’83 McCullagh J. Vincent Gallagher ’41 Vincent Misseri Francis H. ’51 and Margaret M. Dowd William T. ’70 and Maureen Hentrich Catherine B. ’74 and Dennis J. Joseph A. Gannon, Ph.D. ’53 and Gerard E. ’54 and Ann M. Lenze McDermott ’74 Thomas D. ’67 and Linda Downes James T. ’62 and Anne Heverin Helena Lacey-Gannon John R. ’54 and Theresa Lenze James H. ’69 and Frances John M. Downing ’59 William J. ’63 and Anne M. Higgins Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon Maureen T. ’78 and Donald R. Leo McDonald Patricia Dray ’77 Joel S., Esq. and Nancy I. Hirschtritt Irma Garcia ’80 James D. Leonard ’60 John J. ’54 and Lois J. McDonald Robert E. ’58 and Adrienne Duane Thomas J. ’64 and Anne Hoban Christina Gargiulo ’77 John A. ’68 and Eileen C. Leone Sister Joan McDonnell, C.S.J. ’66 Paul H. ’51 and Barbara Ducharme Matthew C. Hogan ’01 Sister Kathleen Geaney, R.S.M. ’68 Walter R. Leong ’81 Edward J. ’59 and Gabrielle Gerald J. ’71 and Carolyn Duerr Leonard and Saundra Honig Sister Dorothy Geiger, C.S.J. ’61 ✚ Patricia M. ’77 and Jeffrey Lesser McDonough Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Brendan J. ’68 and Barbara A. Thomas F. ’73 and Catherine James and Bernadette Geissler Sally Sherwood Robert J. ’79 and Marguerite Lindsay Dugan BT McDonough Reverend Randolph J. ’68 and William G. ’58 and Grace Hudson Tiffany A. Livingstone ’05 Patrick J. ’01 and Christina Dugan James F. McElroy, Jr. ’77 and Donna Geminder Francis A. ’70 and Victoria Lofaso Edward G. Dunn, Jr. ’74 Hudson City Savings Bank Joan McElroy Dr. Ralph L. ’52 and Teresa Gentile Patricia A. Logan, C.P.C.U. ’78 Robert F. Dunn ’71 Susan L. Huff BT Peter M. McGann ’71 ✚ John T. ’68 and Camille Gerace Vito J. ’70 and Carol Loiacono James E. ’62 and Kathleen Dwane Edmund H. Immergut Raymond ’51 and Grace McGorry Richard M. ’69 and Judy Giammarco John D. ’64 and Maureen Looney Theodore ’70 and Pamela Lee Anne Infantino ’81 Hugh T., D.D.S. ’49 and Alice Richard A. Giaquinto, Ed.D. Francis A. ’63 and Lillian Loughlin Dymczynski Lynne K. Jackson, Ph.D. McGowan Uwe P. Gielen, Ph.D. Thomas A. ’65 and Margaret Thomas ’78 and Mary Anne Early ’79 Barbara Jacobson June A. ’76 and Ronald H. Mary V. Gilbride ’75 Loughrey Joseph J., Ph.D. ’61 and Mary Joan John R. Jacques ’69 McGrisken ’80 Claudia A. Gilchriest ’80 Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Egan William A. ’66 and Maureen Jandovitz Dr. Thomas P. ’51 and Emily McHugh James P. ’76 and Margaret Gildea

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 39 Colonel Walter, U.S.A.F. ’50 and Louis J. and Rose Ann Mustacchio Thomas E., Jr. ’57 and Mary Frank E. Scott ’73 William J. Walker, Sr. ’66 Joan McIntyre William P. ’81 and Kathleen Muzyka Powers Raphael, Esq. ’68 and Mary Scotto Dr. Thomas J. ’56 and Ann Wallace Brian ’80 and Mae McKeon Francis ’64 and Marian Myskowsky John M. ’62 and Mary Prenderville William P. Shanahan ’50 Patrick F. Walsh ’64 Raymond J. ’71 and Nora McKeough Thomas P. ’63 and Marion Napier Susan L. Push ’83 Robert S. ’71 and Lori Shanley William J. ’61 and Jane S. Walsh Joseph E. ’60 and Rosemarie Georgianne ’78 and Joseph J. Nardi Robert, C.P.A. ’74 and Elena James P. ’81 and Joanne D. Shea Most Reverend Emil A. Wcela, D.D. McLaughlin National Grid Quartuccio David J. ’59 and Mary Sheehan ’52 Harold F. ’56 and Loretta McLeer Robert M. ’53 and Jeanne Nevin Walter C. ’51 and Mercedes Quevedo John P. ’58 and Susan Sheehy William J. Weber ’61 Thomas B. McManus ’70 Nick’s Fine Jewelry Thomas J., Ph.D. ’52 and Mary C. Shell Oil Company John Welch Quigley Hugh J., Sr. ’63 and June Anthony F. ’72 and Elaine Nicodemo Erez, Ph.D. ’97 and Rosalin Shochat Bernard J. ’58 and Patricia Welsh McMenamin Robert J. Rafferty, C.P.A. ’66 Richard T. ’55 and Barbara Nolan Joseph T. Skerrett, Jr., Ph.D. ’64 Richard J. ’69 and Mary Wendt Martin P. McNally ’63 Joseph A. ’91 and Sharon Raftery Terrance J. ’71 and Irene Nolan Cynthia B. Skolnik Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Gerry and Heidi McNamara James J. Raftery ’63 Dr. Daniel C. ’61 and Carol Noonan Robert C. ’66 and Pam Sloane Brother Edward Wesley, O.S.F., Martin T. McNeill ’63 ✚ Brian L. Raimondi ’95 Charles L. ’63 and Alison Novak Brother Norman Smercak, O.S.F. ’66 Ph.D. ’68 Michael J. McPartland ’57 Yadira A. Ramos ’02 Joseph A., Jr. ’58 and Ann Nunziata John P. ’64 and Janice Smircich Joyce Wierzbowski ’88 D. Kevin ’69 and Kathleen Richard ’64 and Judy Randall John J. ’64 and Mary O’Boyle Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Stephen Wilantewicz, D.M.D. ’64 McQuade Michael J. ’72 and Joyce Ranieri Frederick G. ’72 and Karen Edward D. ’62 and Anne O’Brien Brother Kevin Smith, O.S.F. BT Joseph P. ’59 and Claire Michael and Paula Rantz Wissemann William ’73 and Joann O’Brien Arnold J. Sparr, Ph.D. McQueeney Patrick J. ’68 and Jeanne Reavey Anthony J. ’65 and Dorothy Witt Thomas P. ’70 and Elizabeth William E. ’63 and Sara Spencer Alice M. McTague ’81 Clifford B. ’69 and Doris Redden Eulene A. ’00 and Ira Workman O’Brien Joseph S. ’52 and Virginia E. Edmond ’72 and Gail McTigue Kevin J. ’78 and Maureen Redden William C. O'Connell ’87 Spiegel Catherine L. ’89 and Thomas Sister Alice L. McVey, C.S.J. ’66 Thomas C. ’49 and Marion Reed Wornom John E. ’67 and Mary O’Connor Peter F. ’75 and Mary K. Spiess ’77 John G. Melito ’57 Martin P. ’81 and Eileen K. Regan Claudeth L. Wylie ’78 John R. ’50 and Ann O’Connor John H. Spina, D.P.M. ’88 Anthony J. ’51 and Louise Dennis M., L.C.S.W. ’68 and Marie Xaverian High School Michael J. ’65 and Maura O’Connor Julie ’84 and Philip Spinelli Mercogliano Reilly Anthony H. Zalak ’02 James F. ’64 and Eileen D. O’Dea Salvatore P. ’70 and Marysue Philip J. ’65 and Margaret Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Charles J. Zammit ’83 Mercorella Joseph P. ’50 and Norma T. Stallone Francis V. ’50 and Doris Reilly Marie F. Zangari ’95 Richard W. ’70 and Joyce O’Donnell William K. ’61 and Mary A. Storey Conrad W. Reitz, Jr. ’62 Lorraine F., R.N. ’90 and Ira Zapin Merzbacher Martin P. ’61 and Catherine Joseph Stuto, D.P.M. Ernest J. ’59 and Mary Restivo Toby L. Zimmerman ’88 David Meyer ’65 and O’Donnell Michael T., Esq. ’67 and Bernadette Antonia Lamoureux-Meyer Thomas F. ’73 and Suzanne Oftring Joyce A. ’79 and Paul E. Reynolds Sullivan Andre Zmurek ’63 and Dr. Barbara Barlow Thomas T. ’63 and Penelope Meyer Patrick S., U.S.A.F. ’95 and Theresa Joseph M. ’71 and Virginia Rhatigan Kevin F. ’76 and Barbara Sullivan Carmine J. ’68 and Victoria Zummo William A. ’66 and Barbara Meyer O’Hara Ridgewood Savings Bank ’68 Frederick L. ’69 and Anne I. James M., Ph.D. ’62 and Margaret Dennis G. ’74 and Rita Riehman Raymond J. Supino ’51 Michaels O’Kane Edward J. ’48 and Helen Ritter Joseph J. ’68 and Frances Svirida Thomas G. Oldis ’70 Glenn T. ’76 and Linda Rivano Lawrence T. ’59 and Catherine Peter J. Michel ’63 Special Events Dennis ’74 and Josephine Miller Robert A. Oliva ’04 Thomas M. Rivera, Jr. ’03 Sweeney Elizabeth G. Mindlin ’81 Patrick J. ’69 and Elizabeth O’Mara John F. ’56 and Patricia Roache Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Alumni Reunion dinner Frank V. ’57 and Domenica Miniaci Thomas J. ’62 and Donna O’Mara Luis J. ’71 and Georgina Rodriguez Brother Jeremy Sztabnik, O.S.F. ’63 Acquista Food Services Robert C. ’54 and Maureen Minion Phyllis C. O’Neill ’81 Francis Roland ’40 T. Rowe Price Associates Emmet J. ’52 and Carroll Agoglia Thomas P. ’69 and Josephine Mione Martin J., Jr. ’74 and Marilyn O’Reilly Patrick ’67 and Sheila Rooney Donald E. Temple ’68 Robert A. ’67 and Mary Alessandro Dominic J. ’61 and Mary Molignano Anthony J. ’78 and Maryellen John P., Jr. ’64 and Dorothy Rooney Honey Marie E. ’92 and Michael Orlando Theogene ’94 American Beer Distribution Patrick and Kathleen Monachino Sean B. Rooney ’03 Kevin S. O’Rourke Robert F. ’57 and Virginia Company, Inc. John P. Monaghan ’57 Angela Rosania James F. ’71 and Patricia O’Sullivan Thompson Bryan A. Anderson ’10 Brother Antonio Montera, O.S.F. ’66 Leonard ’48 and Anne Rose Patrick A. ’52 and Eleanor Tolve Edward P. ’60 and Carmen Aquilone Thomas F. ’58 and Dorothy Terese M. Rouge ’71 and Montoya–Rodriguez, P.C. Aunt Suzie's Restaurant O’Sullivan Patrick Dolan Anthony C. Tomasulo ’00 Mark W. Mooney ’59 Ralph C. ’81 and Lorraine Baione Peter ’80 and Maria Paguaga John P. ’51 and Lucretia Rowley Kathleen Tomaszewski ’90 Robert P. ’70 and Patrice Moore Bamonte’s Restaurant Corporation John J. ’82 and Jacqueline S. Katherine R. Russell ’77 John P. ’63 and Margaret Toner Eugene T. ’56 and Lorraine Moran Paguaga ’83 Benjamin K. Barnett ’08 Patrick J. ’60 and Eleanor Russo Joseph R. ’63 and Carol Torpey Joseph ’78 and Rose Morangelli Robert N. ’70 and Anita Pale Daniel F. ’69 and Maria Barry Francis W. ’73 and Geraldine Ryan Anthony S. Tortorelli ’80 John J. ’82 and Rita Morano Christopher R. ’89 and Dr. Nenette George C. ’59 and Betty Bergleitner Herbert V. ’58 and Mary Ryan Charles R. Traina, Ph.D. ’72 William F. ’58 and Eileen Morgan Palermo Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Ludwig ’51 and Anna M. Sabatino Stephen J. ’57 and Lorraine Travers Bernard P. ’61 and Jane G. Morgan James ’67 and Kathleen Palmer James F. Bozart ’86 and Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Joseph C. ’71 and Elaine David C. ’63 and Nancy Moriarty Park Strategies, LLC Trentacoste Donald B. Winston Salamone BT Michael P. Morris ’76 and Martin Pasquale ’63 Joseph ’76 and Jane Tricarico Breezy Point Lumber Company Mary McGovern-Morris ’76 Michael E. ’72 and Michelle Armand M., Jr. ’80 and Jeanne M. Salogub John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen Sister Mary T. Brown Edward P. Morrissey ’70 Patella Robert S. ’67 and Kathleen Sarli Tully BT Kenneth Brown Edward J. ’59 and Joan Mullaney Angelo ’50 and Dorothy Patrissi Dr. Vincent A. Sawicki ’72 Cyril D. ’53 and Sunchita F. Tyson John V. ’60 and Anne Brull Terrence V. Mulligan ’91 William R. ’65 and Kathleen Pearse Francis M. ’61 and Mary Scahill William E. Ulrich ’75 Buckley’s Restaurant and Catering William J. Mulrooney, C.P.A. ’81 John A. Pellegrino ’60 Charles P. ’68 and Rita Scalzo Charles F., Jr. ’68 and Maureen M. John Burke ’74 John J., Esq. ’51 and Theresa Charles J. ’69 and Rose M. Pergola Vadala C&C Catering Service, Ltd. Munnelly Sister Marie Scanlon, C.S.J. ’67 James J. ’73 and Diana Petruzzi Paul F. ’69 and Giuseppina Valenti Caffe Buon Gusto Joseph P., L.C.S.W. ’61 and Camille Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. ’61 Pfizer Corporation Verizon Brendan J. ’92 and Virginia Cahalan Murphy Frederick E. ’60 and Jacqueline Kenneth H. and Judith A. Pforr Richard Vierling Romona Caramico Robert J. ’71 and Mary E. Murphy Schneider Laura J. ’80 and Thomas R. Pietro Dr. James E. Vincent ’61 Guy and Carol Carlsen Austin V. ’72 and Mary Murphy Gary J. Schneider ’64 Nicole Pluviose ’83 Joseph M. ’64 and Maureen E. Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 James H. Murphy, Jr. ’71 and William R. ’50 and Veronica Michael A. ’72 and Kathleen D. Vislocky Gretchen Menn Schroeder John J. ’70 and Elizabeth Casey Polito Thomas J. and Anita Volpe BT Reverend Emmet J. Murphy ’82 Kevin W. ’69 and SaraAnn Schultz John B. ’77 and Margaret Casey Joseph T., Ph.D. ’62 and Joan Richard P. ’70 and Beverly Wagner Edward T. ’65 and Laura Murphy John J. ’51 and Margaret T. Scibelli Steven Catalano Ponessa John, C.P.A. ’61 and Mary Wagnes Philip D. Murray ’65 Michael S. ’52 and Eleanor Catholic Cemeteries Patricia B. Power Sciglibaglio Waldorf and Associates Xavier J., Ph.D. ’43 and Betty CITE Edward J. ’64 and Michelle Powers Joseph P. ’61 and Clare Walker Musacchia Vincent M. ’50 and Lydia Sclafani Sonia E. Chevannes ’08

40 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Kevin M. Coffey ’68 Gary S. ’75 and Joanne M. Jendras Anthony F. ’72 and Elaine Nicodemo Volare Restaurant William J. and Deborah Hanley Stephen J. ’60 and Mary A. Coffey Ronald S. ’69 and Peggy Jendras Richard T. ’55 and Barbara Nolan John, C.P.A. ’61 and Mary Wagnes Francis J. ’68 and Marylyn E. Harvey The Committee for Hispanic James Weir Flowers Corporation Kathleen A. Nolan, Ph.D. Joseph P. ’61 and Clare Walker Paul G. Henning ’67 Children and Families, Inc. Clavin Funeral Home John R. ’50 and Ann O’Connor Jaclyn A. Weber Timothy Horan Patrick W. Condren ’71 Donald M. ’60 and Cathy Kelleher Michael J. ’65 and Maura O’Connor William J. Weber ’61 Hugh T. Hurley Maureen F. ’80 and John T. Connell Ann M. Kennedy ’96 James F. ’64 and Eileen D. O’Dea Weeks Lerman Group Thomas Jones Con Edison Mary Anne P. Killeen ’78 O’Keefe’s Bar and Grill Susan Weisman Daniel T. ’67 and Mary Ann Kane Walter J. ’64 and Patricia Cook John E. ’77 and Kathleen Klemm Robert A. Oliva ’04 Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Mitchell and Margie N. Kapnick Michael T. ’69 and Margaret James I. Konkel, C.P.A. ’57 Optec Communications, Inc. Wholesale Marble Brian E. and Susan M. Keating Corcoran Mark Kovenat Edward J. Ormond ’70 Robert J. ’87 and Lisa Wisniewski Donald E. Kent James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 La Bagel Delight Kevin S. O’Rourke Xaverian High School John E. ’77 and Susan Kiely Court Order La Traviata Restaurant Our Lady of Hope Parish John M. Zaborskis ’76 and John E. ’77 and Kathleen Klemm Court Street Office Supplies Nino F., Ph.D. and Elizabeth Our Lady of Hope School Margaret H., D.D.S. ’77 Anthony J. ’00 and Laureen Kurtin Timothy J. ’61 and Carol Courtney Langiulli Anthony J. ’63 and Dorothy Pagano Marie Zachary Kenneth ’72 and Margaret Lam Joseph Cummings Lassen and Hennings Catering John S. Pereira ’66 Domenick Laurendi Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F. John M. ’63 and Maureen Dalton Antoinette M. Lauletta ’75 Roxanne J. Persaud Golf Outing Robert J. ’79 and Marguerite Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly Leone Funeral Home Frank D. ’75 and Michele Petrizzo Lindsay Robert A. ’67 and Mary Alessandro D’Amico Foods Patricia Moffat Lesser ’77 and Photoreal, Inc. James Long Edward P. ’60 and Carmen Aquilone Lowell Dashefsky and Jeffrey Lesser P.J. Hanley’s Thomas B. ’71 and Patricia Linda Werbel Dashefsky William T. ’62 and Lois Barnewold Robert J. ’79 and Marguerite Queen Ristorante LoSquadro Frederick ’72 and Annamarie David Shannon Florist, Inc. Lindsay Mark E. ’95 and Josephine Quentin Travel Bartone Vincent ’63 and Carol DeClementi Francis A. ’70 and Victoria Lofaso Loughlin Thomas J. Quigley ’03 Arthur E. ’61 and Eleanor Beyer Vincent ’72 and Denise DeGiaimo BT Patricia A. Logan, C.P.C.U. ’78 Leonard G. ’78 and Maryjane Cathal P. ’75 and Christabel A. Desmond E. Blaine ’73 Lubrano Salvatore P. Demma ’09 Hellitz Lopez Quigley ’75 Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Michael A. ’97 and Kerry MacIntyre William L. ’63 and Beverly Dempsey Mark E. ’95 and Josephine Loughlin John Ragno James F. Bozart ’86 and Joseph M. Desiena ’05 Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Peter P. ’71 and Susan Mancuso Brian L. Raimondi ’95 Donald B. Winston Arthur ’66 and Paula S. DiClementi John C. ’71 and Stephanie Lupero Michael and Joann Mari Samuel A. ’65 and Diane M. George ’70 and Deborah Brennan John J. Dietl ’58 Richard R. ’65 and Linda J. Lynch Ramirez Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Douglas Burnhart Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 BT James F., Ph.D. ’66 and Patricia Sister Helen Lyons, R.S.M. ’68 Dr. Joseph J. ’60 and Marsha Rand Domenick Cama John R. ’63 and Mary Mathis Dougherty Edward J. ’72 and Lois Machinski Brian J. ’74 and Mary-Frances Anthony Celano ’76 Albert G. Doumar ’57 Michael A. ’97 and Kerry MacIntyre Reavey Nicholas J. ’73 and Loretta Lawrence Cenatiempo McCauley John M. Downing ’59 George M. Magliano ’67 Martin P. ’81 and Eileen K. Regan CITE Thomas B. McManus ’70 Thomas J. ’60 and Catherine Duffy Paul L., C.L.U. ’72 and Angelina Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly James V. ’59 and Suzanne T. Gerry and Heidi McNamara Edward G. Dunn, Jr. ’74 Magnano Remsen Graphics Chatfield Martin T. ’63 ✚ and Joanne McNeill Harriet Dunn ’07 Pat A. ’79 and Rhythm and Booze Anthony J. Chille ’83 Frederick L. ’69 and Anne I. Alexandria M. Egler Veronica A. Mallozzi ’82 Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 Joseph J. Clark ’71 Michaels Stephen E. Einson Patrick L. ’69 and Elise Marano Guy L. ’69 and Margaret Rossiello Ralph ’59 and Sheila Cloppse Patrick and Kathleen Monachino Joseph M. ’71 and Mary Ann Elhilow Marco Polo Ristorante St. Francis Preparatory High School Kevin Cody Bernard P. ’61 and Jane G. Morgan Louis A. ’71 and Pauline Esposito Joseph F., Ph.D. ’68 and Jane M. Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Marino Timothy J. ’78 and Celeste Cole David C. ’63 and Nancy Moriarty Esposito and Sons, Inc. Salamone BT Brian and Gina E. Collins George H. ’70 and Joan Morrissey Mark, Ph.D. ’70 and Lori J. Failla Marriott New York at James N. Saunders the Brooklyn Bridge Gerard P. ’73 and Donald G. ’75 and Patricia Mulligan Ann Farrell Thomas F. Schutte Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Teresa Anne T. Conlon ’76 Dr. Wayne P. Muscarella Martin ’50 and Sara Fazio Peter J. Schweitzer ’60 Stuto-Masi ’91 BT Michael T. ’69 and Margaret Joseph and Karen Musicus John A. ’62 and Judy Ferguson John J. ’51 and Margaret T. Scibelli Corcoran John R. ’63 and Mary Mathis Louis J. and Rose Ann Mustacchio Robert Ferrilli Salvatore J. Scotto ’54 James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 John and Karen M. McAuliffe Michael ’62 and Theresa Nastri Joseph ’56 and Joan Ferris Scotto Funeral Home Martin and Kathleen Cottingham John F. ’74 and Elizabeth McCue Joseph A., Jr. ’58 and Ann Nunziata John M. ’60 and Carol Fitzgerald Lt. Colonel Robert W., U.S.M.C. ’63 Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. Paul V. ’74 and Maryjo Cucarese and Patricia M. Sheehan, R.N. John J. ’64 and Mary O’Boyle Yvonne M. Flesche ’87 Anthony J. Cusimano ’79 and McDermott ’74 Kenneth R. O’Connor ’70 Dermot A. ’60 and Margaret Flynn Erez, Ph.D. ’97 and Rosalin Shochat Janet F. Hayden-Cusimano, James H. ’69 and Frances James F. ’64 and Eileen D. O’Dea Lizanne Fontaine McDonald Joseph T. Skerrett, Jr., Ph.D. ’64 L.C.S.W. ’78 Peter O’Donnell Joseph A. Gannon, Ph.D. ’53 and June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 John P. ’64 and Janice Smircich Leonard J. ’70 and Concetta Robert A. Oliva ’04 Helena Lacey-Gannon McGrisken Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith Cutrone Sister Francis S. Oliver Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon Martin P. McNally ’63 Jennifer Smith Chris and Robin P. Deissler Joseph T. ’73 and Debra Penzone Grand Canyon Restaurant Martin T. McNeill ’63 ✚ Dr. Kenneth T. ’70 and Ellen Smith Blaise Didio Kenneth H. and Judith A. Pforr Edward J. ’64 and Kathleen Hart Anthony J. ’51 and Louise Melissa A. Softy ’03 James F., Ph.D. ’66 and Patricia Thomas ’61 and Rosalind Hassett Mercogliano Peter F. Spiess ’75 and Dougherty Peter E. ’70 and Lorraine Provenzale David E. Haverty ’81 Renee M. Miscione ’75 Mary K. Keane-Spiess ’77 Marjorie ’78 and Joseph E. James G. Quigley ’96 Drennan Margaret A. Healy-Horan, C.P.A. ’76 Dominic J. ’61 and Mary Molignano Jack Spittler ’60 Thomas J., Ph.D. ’52 and Mary C. Patrick J. ’01 and Christina Dugan Quigley and Thomas M. Horan John P. Monaghan ’57 Sterling Affair Robert F. Dunn ’71 Brian L. Raimondi ’95 Gary M. Hecht Monte’s Trattoria, Ltd Michael T., Esq. ’67 and Bernadette Edward G. Dunn, Jr. ’74 Thomas ’73 and Marilyn Raleigh Heights Café Monty Q’s Ristorante Sullivan Louis A. ’71 and Pauline Esposito Samuel A. ’65 and Diane M. Heights Chateau Bernard P. ’61 and Jane G. Morgan Superior Printing & Litho John F. and Kim Esposito Ramirez Joseph M. Hemway ’84 George H. ’70 and Joan Morrissey Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 George Faila Michael J. ’72 and Joyce Ranieri Paul G. Henning ’67 Edward J. ’59 and Joan Mullaney Select Mail Donald J. ’77 and Kathryn Faughnan Michael and Paula Rantz Alan H. ’70 and Theresa Hoffman Terrence V. Mulligan ’91 Robert D. ’72 and Barbara Terry Peter J. Fazio Anne E. Rasmussen ’80 Matthew C. Hogan ’01 Adriana C. Murphy ’97 Thomas M. Halton ’60, D.M.D. Mark ’83 and Dolores Ferro ’83 Martin P. ’81 and Eileen K. Regan Cheryl A. Howell, Ph.D. My Little Pizzeria Robert J. ’77 and Diane M. Trapp ’75 Alfonso G. ’72 and Roseann Figliolia Conrad W. Reitz, Jr. ’62 Hunter’s Steak and Ale House Raymond P. Nash ’63 John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen Tully BT Ed Fogarty Hari Rohl John R. Jacques ’69 National Grid Tuscany Grill Gerard H. ’60 and Charline Gannon Robert R. Rooney ’75 Edward J. ’66 and Kathleen Nick’s Fine Jewelry Jaworski Dr. James E. Vincent ’61 Terence and Kerry A. Greene Raphael, Esq. ’68 and Mary Scotto

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 41 Margaret D. Shannon Orville W. Dale BT Michael ’86 and Terese Long St. Edmund Preparatory Cullen and Dykman, LLP Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly Christopher R. Long ’99 High School D’Arcangelo and Co., LLP Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 BT Damascus Bakery, Inc. Edward P. Long ’03 St. Francis Preparatory High School The Honorable Alfonse D’Amato Michael T., Esq. ’67 and Bernadette The Honorable Alfonse M. D’Amato Long Strategic Planning St. Savior High School Delta Transportation Sullivan Joseph F. and Marcia D’Angelo BT Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Denis J. ’75 and Joanne Diocesan Food Services Barbara ’68 and Kevin F. Sullivan ’76 William F., Jr. ’86 and Meredith R. Lynch Development Associates, Inc. Salamone BT Joseph V. ’70 and Marie Christine Peter Thristino Dawson BT Edward Mafoud Sandy Hook Pilots DiMauro Joseph P. ’62 and Jane Toto Gabriel A. De La Pena Kevin P. Maguire Gary Saphire Louis DiNardo Robert J. ’77 and Diane M. Trapp ’75 Vincent ’72 and Denise Philip and Maureen P. Maldari George J. Scott Brendan J. ’68 and Barbara John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen DeGiaimo BT J. Christopher ’83 and Carol Suzanne Seery Dugan BT Tully BT Patrick and Kathleen DeStefano Mangan BT Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery Patrick J. ’01 and Chrstina Dugan Edward J. Vierling Ann and James P. Dolan ’78 Lawrence A. ’72 and Karen Shadowbox Design Management Thomas ’78 and Mary Anne Early John, C.P.A. ’61 and Mary Wagnes Thomas A. ’68 and Nancy J. Dunne Marsiello BT Joanna Silver Educational Housing Services, Inc. James M. ’77 and Janet M. Walsh Educational Housing Services, Inc. The Mary Louis Academy Richard ’64 and Jane Silverman Exhibition Employees Union Alan Weisberg Alexandria M. Egler Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Ronald L. Soave, D.P.M. ’78 Farrel Fritz, P.C. John Welch John F. and Kim Esposito Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 BT Edward R. Stewart Fast Track Construction Kevin Woods ’87 and Esposito and Sons, Inc. May Ellen and Gerald Ritter Jean M. Stonier Al and Virginia Ferrara Margaret Z. Zatorski-Woods ’91 Evensonbest, LLC Foundation Jo Ann Stonier ’84 Fine Finish, Inc. Kol You ’05 G. Fazio Construction Company, Inc. John J. ’65 and Maria G. McCabe Structure Tone Fulbright and Jaworski, LLP Peter J. ’72 and Joan Yovine Al and Virginia Ferrara Catherine B. ’74 and Dennis J. Joseph Stuto, D.P.M. Robert Gartland McDermott ’74 Nicholas Zinno Ferrilli Information Group Herminia and Francis X. Sullivan Jessica van Ginneken William C. McGarry Robert Ferrilli Timothy Swank Gorton and Partners, LLC Charter Award Dinner Timothy McGovern Neil Figler Swank Motion Pictures Bill Haller Academy Bus Patrick McHugh Richard T. Finger, Jr. ’98 Dr. Supoj Tanchajja Health Plus, Inc. Rosario Acquista D. Kevin ’69 and Kathleen McQuade Alan H. and Judith R. Fishman Tegrity, Inc. Sean Heaphy Alive in Hope Foundation Paul Michels FJC Security Services, Inc. Thyssenkrupp Elevator John Henry Armando’s Restaurant Brother Louis T. Miritello, O.S.F. ’70 Fontbonne Hall Academy Theodore J. ’68 and Arlene John Henry’s HVAC, Inc. William C. ’79 and Rebecca B. Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C. Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn Timmins Albert Hot ’84 Armstrong ’80 Maureen Moore and Franciscan Sisters of the Poor Triboro Elevator Consultants Hudson City Savings Bank Astoria Federal Savings Robert C. Golden Rolf B. ’70 and Judith Friedmann John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen ISS Facility Services Atlantic Business Products Terrence V. Mulligan ’91 Futures in Education Foundation Tully BT Samuel Jacobs Catrina E. Avvento ’07 Thomas P. ’63 and Marion Napier Irma Garcia ’80 United Healthcare Northeast Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Bank of America Raymond P. Nash ’63 Anthony L. Gentile John M. ’83 and Barbara Keegan BT Raymond A. ’80 and Deborah National Grid Urbielewicz Barrett Robert Gorton Thomas J., Esq.’69 and Eileen New York State Conservative Party Thomas ’72 and Rita Von Essen Killeen John P. and Jennifer Barry Gorton and Partners, LLC Northeast Athletic Conference Thomas V. Von van den Bout Kathie and Christopher Lawler Hector Batista ’84 BT Graham-Pelton Consulting Richard Ohl Stephen Waldorf Foundation BDO Seidman, LLP Grant Thornton Okapi Partners, LLC Waldorf and Associates Thomas Lawler John Beck Edmund J. Greco ’79 James R. Oliva ’08 William J. Walker, Sr. ’66 Thomas Leong Michael Bendjouya William J. and Deborah Hanley Justina M. Oliva Leighton Waters Allan Lowenkron Brother Michel Bettigole, O.S.F. BT Edward J. ’80 and Robert A. Oliva ’04 Wells Fargo Foundation Angelo Mangia Bishop Ford High School Madalyn M. Hanley ’80 Joe Ondrek Winfield Security Marriott Marquis Time Square Marilyn Blanchette Brian and Maureen Hayes Phyllis C. O’Neill ’81 Joni Yoswein and Glenn VanBramer Dr. Victor J. Masi ’89 and Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Robert Hebron Joann M. O’Neill-Quinterno ’79 and Teresa Stuto-Masi ’91 BT Joseph M. Hemway ’84 Yoswein New York Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. ’70 BT Steven Quinterno Maxim Group Patrick Hillman Michael E. and Diana Boutross Optec Communications, Inc. MEADOW BROOK CLUB GOLF Kevin R. ’75 and Susan McCabe Hillman Partners OUTING, GOLF CLINIC, & Brooklyn Heights Association Kevin S. O’Rourke Richard W. ’70 and Joyce Richard P. Hoppe COCKTAIL RECEPTION Brown Brothers Harriman Jacqueline S. ’83 and John J. Merzbacher Hudson City Savings Bank Acquista Food Service Frank Califano Paguaga ’82 Richard Messina Susan L. Huff BT Rosario Acquista Carolyn Callahan BT Park Strategies, LLC Metro Fire Safety Guards, Inc. Glenn M. Huzinec ’85 and AKF Group, LLC Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 PE Stone Patrick McEvoy Theresa E. Spelman-Huzinec ’88 Astoria Federal Savings Susan Atamore Carusi and Walton D. ’83 and Donna W. Jay McNamee Michael Iadarola James Austin Bruce Carusi Pearson Montoya-Rodriguez, P.C. Paula Ingram Aviator Sports Susan F. Caruso ’86 Penda Aiken, Inc. Martin Moran Ingram Hebron Realty Charles Barrett Castlereagh Printcraft Valerie Perez Charles McQuade ISS Facility Services Hector Batista ’84 BT Steven Catalano Peter and Carol Striano National Grid Sam Jacobs BDO Seidman, LLP Daniel J. ’64 and Carol F. Cavanagh Pete’s Downtown Restaurant NET TV Barry J. Jacobson Scott Bojer CC Controlled Combustion Sheila M. Pickard ’79 NGA and Associates, LLC Joseph P. Day Realty Bulldog Graphic Solutions Changing Our World Peter E. ’70 and Lorraine O’Connor Davies Munns and Gerard C. ’68 and Mary Jane Coca-Cola Bottling Company Provenzale Business Builders Dobbins, LLP Keegan BT of New York, Inc. Prudential Financial C and B Consulting Matthew and Nancy Oellinger Timothy L. and Hayley M. Kelch Steven D. and Jana Cohn Steven Quadrino Nicholas Caiazzo, Esq. Optec Communications John E. ’77 and Susan Kiely Richard and Jenna Y. Coladarci Christabel A. ’75 and Castlereagh Printcraft Samuel A. ’65 and Diane M. Barbara G. ’76 and Robert Koster BT James J. ’76 and Catherine Collins Cathal P. Quigley ’75 Robert B. Catell Ramirez La Bagel Delight Thomas A. Conniff, Esq. Joan E. ’81 and Michael Regan ’80 Clark Dodge and Company Samuel A. Ramirez and Co., Inc. Edward N. Larkin Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F. Maurice T. Reidy Clearwater Enterprises, Inc. Ridgewood Savings Bank Lassen and Hennings Catering ’71 BT Ridgewood Savings Bank Coca-Cola Bottling Company Rocco and Danielle Papandrea Tommy Leong Joseph P. ’63 and Joan Coppotelli Daniel Rodriguez of New York, Inc. Daniel Rodriguez ’85 Patricia M. ’77 and Jeffrey Lesser James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 Vincent and Susan V. Rohan Thomas A. Conniff, Esq. Park Strategies, LLC Noreen M. ’84 and Jesus F. Cross Fire Security Cosmo Saginario Michael Coutien Vincent F. ’72 and Antoinette Pitta Linares ’84 BT Cullen and Dykman, LLP St. Bernadette Crossfire Safety and Security Pitta and Giblin, LLP

42 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased Steven Quadrino Gino Menchini BT Denis J. ’75 and Joanne In Memory of Mario Milito Salamone BT Gerry Avvento Chris Mitchell Michael Sammut Neal P. Bennett ’69 Donna Moran Josephine Foley Savastano ’87 and Charles Butler ’59 Morton's the Steakhouse Richard Savastano Caesar J. Cellini NetApp Barry Silverberg Theodore M. Cooke ’57 The New York Marriott Tomasz Stachowiak Marquis Hotel Henry Cuddy ’40 Philip Stenger Noodle Pudding Joseph Cullen Vincent Tavella Jill Oliva Myles Driscoll ’48 TD Bank Robert A. Oliva ’04 Dr. Enildo A. Garcia Alfred F. Thoben, C.P.A. ’70 and Vincent F. Pitta, Esq. ’72 Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F. ’42 Inez D’Arcangelo Pitta & Giblin, LLP Salvatore Graziadei ’43 Thyssenkrupp Elevator Porter House New York Brother John H. Hoffschmidt, O.S.F. Edward ’70 and Patricia Travaglianti Pitta Bishop Del Giorno & Kenneth J. Kiernan ’61 John F., Esq. ’67 and Maureen Giblin, LLC Arthur J. Konop ’70 Tully BT Susan L. Richards and William P. ’72 and Maureen Tully Dennis Kwiecinski ’77 Roy L. Reardon, Esq. ’51 Turner Construction Company Brother George Larkin, O.S.F. ’60 The River Café Waldorf and Associates Mary Lategano Rolf's Bar and Grill Stephen Waldorf Peter M. McGann ’71 Michele Routhier John and Stephanie Whittier Robert C. Nolan, Esq. ’70 RuffaloCody Todd Williams Edna A. O’Neill St. Francis College Bookstore Wilson Elser Moskowitz Edelman Brother Thomas O’Neill, O.S.F. ’68 Simon Smith and Dicker, LLP John F. O’Sullivan ’59 TD Bank Kol You ’05 Luis Pagan Alfred F. Thoben ’70 Brother Leo Quinn, O.S.F. ’26 John F. Tully, Esq. ’67 BT Y o u ng J o u rnalists William V. Reilly ’56 in Training Patricia Wagner Eileen Riddell Roscoe C. Brown, Jr. Water Taxi New York Raymond Riker Wayne Dawkins Marija Wierzbicki Roseanna Riker Daniel Wilkins Orville W. Dale BT Gerard R. Smith Robert A. Friedlander Wilkens Media Company Timothy M. Stackpole ’01 Rosetta W. Harris Charitable Fund Dr. Edmund J. Tomaselli ’47 Grace Cohen llchuk Paul Urso, Ph.D. ’50 Patricia Dempsey Jefferson Phyllis Varta Sarah A. and Werner H. Kramarsky Brother Timothy Walsh, O.S.F. Hildemarie and Alex Ladouceur Jacqueline McMickens Toni Peterson George and Susan Polsky In-Kind Gifts Saundra Thomas Abigail Kirsch Sovereign Bank Melissa Bitar The Honorable Albert Vann Erin M. Bogart Johnson ’01 The Walt Disney Company Richard M. Bourne ’66 Foundation James J. Brochu ’69 Brooklyn Cyclones Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory In Honor Of Darren Brown Romona Caramico Steven Blank Eileen M. Long Chelales ’92 Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Clear Channel Radio James F. Bozart ’86 and Donald B. Winston James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 James J. Brochu ’69 Brendan J. Dugan ’68 BT Alexandria M. Egler Orville W. Dale BT Anthony Damon Equinox Fitness Joseph K. Ellis Executive Sports Group Thomas F. Flood and Robert Ferrilli Eileen Harney-Flood The Ferrilli Information Group Edmund J. Greco ’79 Thomas F. Flood Arthur J., Ph.D. and Irene Hughes Fulbright & Jaworski, LLP Frank J., Ph.D. ’62 and Mary T. Francis J. Greene, Ph.D. Macchiarola Heights Chateau Dennis J. ’74 and Catherine B. Joseph M. Hemway ’84 McDermott ’74 Sally Hershberger Downtown June A. ’76 and Ronald H. Bill Hogan McGrisken ’80 Chris L. Klein Edward T. ’68 and Susan Reilly Michael LoMonaco Marianne Roncoli, Ph.D. Joseph S. Louzonis Joseph T. Skerrett, Jr., Ph.D. ’64 Metro Port William Yellin, Ph.D.

Legend: BT = Board of Trustees / ✚ = 2009–2010 Deceased St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 43 ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE 2009–2010 Endowed Scholarships and Recipients*

Richie Allen ’96 Scholarship Monsignor Paul Bradley ’37 Scholarship Frank M. Caputo Memorial Scholarship Scholarship established by friends and family of Monsignor Bradley was a decorated Chaplain Scholarship established by the family and friends Richie Allen, a graduate who lost his life on 9-11. who served in Iwo Jima during World War II. of Frank Caputo, a former member of the College’s Recipient: He established this scholarship in 1998. Council of Regents. Alexander Semotan ’11, Information Technology Recipient: Bono H. Lee ’11, Accounting and Mathematics Brooklyn Community Foundation Scholarship Bono is pursuing his B.S. in Mathematics and M.S. in Accounting. Scholarship was established by the Brooklyn Honorable Francis X. Altimari ’50 Scholarship He is the President of the Accounting Honor Society and the Community Foundation, formerly the Independence Scholarship established in memory of the Honorable Accounting Society. He is also the Vice President of Community Foundation, during the College’s Francis X. Altimari ’50, a distinguished alumnus, the Mathematics Society. Campaign for Big Dreams. This scholarship judge, and former professor at St. Francis College. is awarded to a student residing in Brooklyn Recipient: or Queens who is interested in the banking Dr. Joseph Carpino Scholarship Deanna Aquino ’14, Undecided professions including students majoring in Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Business, Accounting, or Economics. memory of Dr. Carpino, a professor of Philosophy Recipient: Anne Longo Amore Scholarship at St. Francis College from 1957 to 1996. James Toscano* ’13, Accounting Scholarship established in memory of Anne Longo James is pursuing his B.S. and M.S. in Accounting Amore, mother of the late Dr. Ann Amore, the Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 Scholarship College’s Vice President for College Relations from Scholarship established by Father Michael A. Carrano 1979 to 2001. The scholarship was established Gladys Brooks Foundation Scholarships ’66, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Religious Studies by gifts from family members, friends, alumni, at St. Francis College and former President faculty, and staff. The Gladys Brooks Foundation has established two scholarships at the College. The first was originally of the SFC Alumni Board. A priest of the Diocese awarded in 1987, and the second was first awarded of Brooklyn, Father Carrano is currently pastor of Carmen and Edward ’60 Aquilone Scholarship in 1992. Our Lady of Hope Parish in Middle Village, Queens. Scholarship established by friends and loved ones Recipient: in honor of Edward Aquilone, the former Athletic Kenneth Brennan ’12, Biology Joe Browne ’68 Scholarship Director of St. Francis College, and his wife, Carmen. Kenneth is a member of the Alpha Phi Delta, a national fraternity Scholarship established by Joe ’68 and Karyn Browne with Italian roots. for students who are graduates of Archbishop Molloy Peter N. Aquilone Scholarship High School and who were raised in single parent Scholarship established by friends and loved ones households in the New York area. Philip Andrew Carrano ’70 Scholarship in memory of Peter Aquilone, son of Carmen and Recipient: Scholarship established by family members, Edward ’60 Aquilone. Amanda Hogue ’11, Adolescence Education and friends, and alumni in memory of Philip, an Social Studies outstanding teacher.

Right Reverend John J. Berkery ’38 Memorial Scholarship Dr. John Burke ’40 Scholarship Brother Camillus Casey, O.S.F. Scholarship Scholarship established in memory of Monsignor Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Scholarship established by alumni and friends in John J. Berkery and awarded for the first time in the honor of Dr. Burke, a longtime professor of Chemistry memory of Brother Camillus, a former professor of spring of 1992. The scholarship benefits students who had taught at the College since 1943 to 1988. French who taught at the College from 1940-1946 with special needs. and then from 1952 to 1977. Recipient: Elky Steinmetz ’13, Radiologic Sciences Madeline and Stanley Bogart Scholarship Dr. Michael Casey Scholarship Scholarship established by friends and family of Scholarship established by alumni and friends John Daniel Callahan Memorial Scholarship Madeline and Stanley Bogart, parents of Stephen in memory of Dr. Casey, a former professor of Bogart, the College’s former executive vice president. Peter J. Callahan ’63 established this scholarship Economics who served the College for 27 years, in memory of his father. from 1962 to 1989. Recipient: Deirdre Turner ’11, Accounting Deirdre is a member of the Accounting Society. She is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. in Accounting with a minor in Women's Studies.

44 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report *In honor of awards are made to supplement resources available from endowed scholarships. Robert B. Catell Scholarship Joseph Coppotelli ’63 Scholarship Scholarship established by family and friends of Scholarship established with part of the proceeds Scholarships Robert Catell, former Chairman of National Grid. from the 2000 Charter Award Dinner honoring by the Numbers Recipient: Mr. Coppotelli, Vice Chairman of Structure Tone, Inc. Eleni Aftousmis ’12, Accounting Recipient: Eleni is a member of the Accounting Honor Society. Kristen Morale ’11, English

Frank Celauro Scholarship Brother Henry Cuddy, O.S.F. ’40 Scholarship Scholarship established in honor of Frank Celauro. Scholarship established by alumni, friends, and family {219} in memory of Brother Henry, a former Academic Dean Recipient: at the College. Brother Henry received his B.A. degree Richard Polgar ’13, Business Management Scholarships from St. Francis College in 1940, and his M.A. degree Richard is a member of Men’s Water Polo, Swimming and and Ph.D. from St. John’s University in 1943 and 1953. Diving Teams. Throughout his life he was a student and a teacher of history. He loved the classroom but graciously accepted over his fifty years as a Professed Brother, Derrick D. Cephas Scholarship Congregational assignments as High School Principal, Scholarship established with part of the proceeds from Superior, College Dean and Faculty Residence the 1998 Charter Award Dinner honoring Mr. Cephas, Coordinator. Brother Henry passed away in 1991. President and CEO of Amalgamated Bank. {19} Recipient: Gabriella Deluca ’14, Undecided Arthur Curry Scholarship Awards Scholarship in memory of Arthur Curry, a beloved member of the boxing community, established by Chase Manhattan Bank N.A. Scholarships Thomas Hauser and Seth Abraham and funded through Chase Manhattan Bank established two scholarships, the generous support of HBO and Arthur Curry’s both in conjunction with the College’s centennial. many friends. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a college senior with high academic achievement Recipient: and of outstanding character, who through word and “This scholarship is a Jesus Del Cid ’11, Political Science deed has shown the ability to bring people together. sign of my past and my Jesus plans on completing a master's degree in International The scholarship was first awarded on February 18, Business after graduation and pursue a career in law. He is the 2010, on what would have been Arthur’s 50th birthday. present. I am fortunate Vice President of the United Nations Club. Recipient: to be at St. Francis Vanecia Hoyte* ’12, Health Promotion and Science and paving the way for Chemical Bank Scholarship Scholarship established by the employees of a bright future.” Antoinette M. D’Amato Scholarship Chemical Bank. Scholarship established by Senator Alfonse D’Amato ––Kristen Morale ’11, in honor of his mother. The Joseph Coppotelli ’63, Scholarship Class of 1938 Scholarship Scholarship established by the Class of 1938 on the Jack ’70 and Kathy Danaher Scholarship celebration of its 50th anniversary. This scholarship was awarded for the first time in the spring of 1990. Scholarship established by family and friends in honor of the late Jack Danaher and his wife, Kathy. “This scholarship is Dean John Clifford Scholarship Hans-Peter Dawson Memorial Scholarship truly a blessing. It Scholarship established by alumni and friends in memory of the beloved John Clifford, former Dean Scholarship established by William Dawson ’86 allows me to achieve of Students and moderator of the Troupers, who died and Stephanie Rogen Dawson and their families in goals in my life that early in his career at the College. He served the College memory of their son. from 1962 to 1977. Recipient: will later on benefit John Ahlemeyer ’14, Undecided my community.” Rita and Michael Collins Scholarship –– Francine Rowe ’11, Scholarship established in honor of Mary Macchiarola’s Helen and Louis DeBlasio Scholarship The Employee Scholarship parents by the Collins and Macchiarola families. Scholarship established by Kathleen and the late Michael ’58 DeBlasio, in honor of Mr. DeBlasio’s parents. Jo Conway Scholarship Scholarship established by family and friends in memory of Jo Conway. Professor Francis Delaney Scholarship Recipient: Scholarship established by many alumni and friends Tanairy Estevez ’11, Psychology in memory of Professor Delaney, a former professor Tanairy plans on completing a doctorate program and becoming a of Speech at the College. marriage and family therapist following graduation. She is a member Recipient: of the Psychology Club and of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society Jeremie Borrero ’11, Information Technology in psychology. Jeremie plans to utilize what he has learned in college to start his own business after graduation.

In order to ensure that an equitable number of scholarships are available each year to the student body, not all endowed scholarships are awarded on an annual basis St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 45 dELOIT TE / William G. Parrett ’67 Employee Scholarship William F. Fox, Jr. ’49 Scholarship Accounting Masters Scholarship Past and current employee gifts established this Mrs. Nora Fox established this scholarship in memory Four scholarships established by Deloitte and scholarship. The scholarship was first awarded of her husband. It was awarded for the first time in the William G. Parrett ’67 to prepare accounting majors in the fall of 1992. fall of 1991. with the appropriate skills and abilities to become Recipients: Recipient: successful professionals. Scholarships will be awarded Francine Rowe ’11, Business Management Marieta Grancaric ’13, History to students who have completed their Bachelor's Francine plans on attending law school after graduation and degree in Accounting at St. Francis College and are becoming an attorney. She is a member of the Honors Program entering the Master's Program. and the Women’s Track and Field Team. Franciscan Brothers of the Third Order Recipient: Regular Scholarships Teresa Maglione ’11, Accounting Zeina’h Abuasi* ’12, English The St. Francis Fraternity, Third Order of St. Francis, Teresa is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. established two scholarships. These scholarships are awarded on the basis of both financial need and Faculty Scholarship scholastic merit. John ’58 and Marge Dietl Scholarship Past and current faculty gifts established this Scholarship established by John Dietl and his late scholarship. Franciscan Brothers who resided at the College wife, Marge. Recipient: Friary Scholarship Kimberly Joyce ’12, Childhood Education Recipient: The Franciscan Brothers who resided at the College Christina Ng ’11, Accounting Kimberly is pursuing a B.A. in Childhood Education with a Friary established this scholarship to be awarded on the Christina plans to become a C.P.A. following graduation and to work concentration in English. She is a member of the Education basis of both financial need and scholastic merit. in the fashion or music industry. She is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. Society and of Kappa Delta Pi, the Education Honor Society. Recipient: in Accounting. Anca Popescu ’11, Accounting and Communications Peter P. Fazio ’60 Scholarship Anca is pursuing her B.A. in Communications with a concentration in Advertising/Public Relations and her M.S. in Accounting. Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio Scholarship Scholarship established by the family of alumnus Scholarship established by Monsignor John J. Bracken Pete Fazio, former baseball coach of the College. and the Diocese of Brooklyn in recognition of Bishop This scholarship will benefit a scholar-athlete from Franciscan Institute Scholarship DiMarzio, the seventh Bishop of Brooklyn. This Brooklyn or Queens. The Franciscan Institute established this scholarship. scholarship also recognizes St. Francis College’s Recipient: This scholarship is awarded on the basis of both 150th anniversary and the leadership of Dr. Frank J. Alexandra Santo* ’12, History financial need and scholastic merit. Macchiarola ’62. Alexandra is a member of the Women’s Swim Team.

Harold Geneen Scholarship Michael P. Donovan ’81 and Kelly J. Quinn ’80 Scholarship Bernard Ferguson ’22 Scholarships Scholarship established by John Monaghan ’57 and Scholarship established by Michael P. Donovan and Mr. Ferguson left a gift in his will to establish two alumni and friends in memory of Harold Geneen, the Kelly J. Quinn. scholarships for “worthy but needy students of the former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of ITT. Roman Catholic faith.” The scholarship first was Recipient: awarded in the fall of 1999. Jeffrey Ramdass* ’12, Psychology Honorable Anthony J. Genovesi Scholarship Jeffrey is a member of the Psychology Club. Scholarship established in 1999 by family and friends Professor Nicholas A. Fiorenza ’36 Scholarship in memory of this prominent civic leader and member Scholarship established by alumni and friends in of the New York State Assembly. Honorable Eileen C. Dugan Scholarship memory of this longtime professor of Fine Arts. Recipient: Scholarship established by family and friends in Professor Fiorenza taught at the College for 33 years, John Whelan* ’12, Philosophy memory of State Assemblywoman Eileen Dugan, sister from 1946 to 1979. He passed away in 1997. of Brendan J. Dugan, President of the College. The scholarship was awarded for the first time in 1998. Betty and Leo Giancola Scholarship Gerard Flanagan ’53 and Eliz abeth Flanagan McCloskey Scholarship Scholarship established in 2000 by Elizabeth Duns Scotus Scholarship Scholarship established by a gift left to the College Giancola ’78 and Lawrence Becker ’77 in memory of Mrs. Becker’s parents. Scholarship initiated by James Konkel ’57 and Albert through Mrs. McCloskey’s estate. Doumar ’57 and funded through the generous support Recipient: of past members of the Duns Scotus Society. This Andre Henry* ’12, Biology Dr. James Flynn Scholarship scholarship will be awarded to a current Duns Scotus honors student entering their senior year at St. Francis. Scholarship established by alumni and friends in memory of Dr. Flynn, a professor of History from 1959 Drs. James Aloysius Gibson ’63 and Patricia Recipient: to 1977 at the College. Brozinsky Scholarship Maria Leon ’11, Physician Assistant and Biology Recipient: Scholarship established by Dr. Patricia Brozinsky Taisha Pajotte ’13, Physician Assistant to honor and memorialize her beloved life partner, Dr. Joseph A. Ellis Scholarship Dr. James Aloysius Gibson ’63, and their loving relationship and to continue his life’s work of helping Scholarship established by alumni, friends, and Honorable Kevin Fogarty Scholarship others. This scholarship will be awarded to a full-time former colleagues at the City College of New York student who has declared a major in Education, in memory of Dr. Ellis, a former professor of History Scholarship established to honor Judge Fogarty upon demonstrated academic excellence and financial need, at St. Francis College. his retirement as the College’s long-serving Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The scholarship was established and expresses an interest in a career working with a by gifts from trustees, alumni, faculty, and staff. special needs population. Recipient: Recipient: Robert Vega ’13, Education Julianne Kuberski ’12, Childhood Education Julianne is a member of the Education Society. Currently, she works Robert is pursuing his B.A. in Education with a minor in Biology. at an after school program for autistic children in Staten Island.

46 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Augustus E. Giegengack Memorial Scholarship Susan and Roger Hertog Scholarship Scholarship established by Walter ’38 and Margaret Scholarship created by Susan and Roger Hertog. “As a scholarship McArdle in memory of Augustus E. Giegengack, Recipients: recipient I feel that the thirteenth Public Printer of the United States. Stefan Perunicic* ’12, Economics Stefan is a member of the Men’s Basketball Team. because of my Brother Austin Gill, O.S.F. ’62 Scholarship benefactor’s Abigail Frodella ’13, Psychology Scholarship established by alumni, friends, and family thoughtfulness I am in memory of Brother Austin, a longtime Assistant Professor of English at St. Francis College. After able to attend SFC Brother John Hoffschmidt, O.S.F. Scholarship graduating from St. Francis Prep, he entered the and pursue my dream Franciscan Brothers in 1954. Brother Austin received Scholarship established by alumni, friends, and family his B.A. degree from St. Francis College in 1962 and in memory of Brother John, a longtime Career Planning of a college education. Because of that his M.A. degree from St. John’s University in 1966, Director at St. Francis College. Brother John received as well as completing graduate study at NYU. During his B.A. degree from St. John’s University in 1942 and kind of generosity I feel an obligation his 37 years of service at St. Francis College, he was his M.B.A. degree from NYU in 1954. Brother John to do my best here at the College and to made an Honorary Member of Duns Scotus in 1985 served the College for over 20 years from 1970 to and received the Distinguished Faculty Award in 1987. 1991. Through his gentle demeanor, wise counsel, try to be thoughtful and generous myself Brother Austin passed away in June 2003. and extraordinary generosity he helped thousands of both now and in the future.” young man and woman in planning their careers. Recipient: Monica Torero ’14, Undecided Brother John passed away in November 2006. ––Andre Henry ’12, Recipient: Betty and Leo Giancola Scholarship Francis O’Neill ’11, English Brother Urban Gonnoud, O.S.F. Scholarship Francis is pursuing his B.A. in English with a minor in Fine Arts. Scholarship established by alumni and friends in memory of the eleventh President of the College who served from 1958 to 1969. Brother Edmund Holmes, O.S.F. ’28 Scholarship “This scholarship Monsignor Paul Bradley ’37 established this scholarship in the name of Brother Edmund Holmes, Professor means being allowed Dr. Francis Greene Scholarship Emeritus at the College. It was first awarded in 1998. Scholarship established in honor of Dr. Francis Greene, to explore what I am longtime professor and chair of Foreign Languages interested in while at the at St. Francis College, as well as the moderator of the Dr. Clement Jedrezejewski Scholarship Duns Scotus Honor Society. Scholarship established by alumni and friends in same time preparing me Recipient: memory of Dr. Jedrezejewski, a former professor for a prosperous and Fatema Agag ’13, Psychology of Sociology who taught at the College for 26 years, from 1946 to 1972. meaningful future.” Fatema is a member of the Muslim Students Association. ––Francis O’Neill ’11, Cathleen and George Kane Scholarship The Brother John Hoffschmidt, Right Reverend Monsignor Daniel A. Hanrahan O.S.F. Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship established by Mary Ann and Daniel T. ’67 Kane in honor of Mr. Kane’s parents. This scholarship is named for a distinguished alumnus of St. Francis College and is solely for the residents of Recipient: Sacred Heart Parish, Cambria Heights, Queens. Jake King* ’13, Communications and Advertising “I am not surprised by Elizabeth and Bernard Haverty Scholarship Monsignor John Kean Scholarship Scholarship created by David Haverty ’81 in memory Scholarship established by alumni and friends of the the generosity of SFC of his parents Elizabeth and Bernard. late Monsignor Kean. Monsignor John Kean was a long alumni and friends— time friend and admirer of the Franciscan Brothers. Recipient: it’s the kind of people Jessica Parker* ’11, Psychology Recipient: Chanice Husbands ’11, Biology Terriers are. But I am Chanice plans on attending medical school after graduation and so very grateful.” William Randolph Hearst Foundation becoming a doctor. Scholarships ––Chandra Persaud ’11, The Hearst Foundation has established three The Julie and Anne Kelly Scholarship scholarships in memory of William Randolph Hearst. Frances C. and Joseph T. Keegan, Sr. Scholarship Recipient: Scholarship established by Mary Jane and Gerard Keith Fiandra ’13, Psychology Keegan ’68 in honor of Mr. Keegan’s parents. Recipient: Josephine Pagliughi* ’12, Accounting Cornelius Heeney Memorial Scholarships Josephine is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. The Brooklyn Benevolent Society established two She is a member of the Accounting Society. scholarships in memory of the Society’s founder, Cornelius Heeney. Ernest Kehr ’35 Memorial Scholarship

Mary and Walter Henning Scholarship Scholarship established in memory of alumnus Ernest Kehr and was awarded for the first time in Catherine and Michael ’61 Henning established this the fall of 1989. scholarship in 2001 in honor of Mr. Henning’s parents. Recipient: Recipient: Nicole Petralia ’11, Physical Education Guram Nozadze ’13, Biology Nicole plans on becoming a teacher and/or a coach following graduation. She is a member of the Physical Education Club and Kappa Delta Pi, the Education Honor Society.

St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 47 Julie and Anne Kelly Scholarship Brother George Larkin, O.S.F. ’60 Scholarship James Mangano Memorial Scholarship Scholarship established by sisters, Julie and Anne Kelly, Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Scholarship established in memory of James Mangano, alumnae from the Class of 1979. honor of Brother George, the late Dean of Admissions, long time public servant of Brooklyn. Recipient: who served the College from 1971 to 2009. Brother Recipient: Chandra Persaud ’11, Communications George passed away in August 2009. Nemanja Savic ’11, Economics Chandra plans on pursuing a career in media and hopes to work for Recipient: a major magazine based in New York. Currently, she is interning in Matthew Anderson ’12, Accounting Margaret L. McArdle Scholarship the Web-Strategy Department at National Grid. Matthew is pursuing his B.S. and M.S. in Accounting Scholarship established by Walter McArdle ’38 in honor of his wife, Margaret. Brother Pascal Kelly, O.S.F. ’33 Scholarship Marie and Bill Ledermann Scholarship Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Scholarship established by Mary Ledermann, the Rose D. McArdle Memorial Scholarship memory of this long time professor of Philosophy. College’s former vice president of Financial Affairs, Brother Pascal served the College for 40 years, in memory of her parents. Scholarship established by Walter McArdle ’38 in teaching from 1936 to 1976. He passed away in 1986. memory of his mother, Rose. Recipient: Jessica Ayala ’13, Accounting Mrs. Nora Konkel Scholarship Robert McCarron (Brother Isidore, O.S.F.) Scholarship Scholarship established by James Konkel ’57 in Daniel Lynch, Sr. ’38 Scholarship memory of his mother. This scholarship will be awarded Scholarship established by alumni and friends on the basis of financial need and scholastic merit to Scholarship established by alumni and friends in in memory of Brother Isidore, a former professor a graduate of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School memory of this longtime basketball coach and athletic of Religion and Director of Continuing Education with preference given toward an entering freshman. director. Daniel served the College for 33 years, at the College. from 1948 to 1981. Recipient: Recipient: Jonathan Erquinigo*, Undecided John ’51 and Mary McCarthy Scholarships Campbell Bird ’12, English The McCarthys established twelve scholarships. Campbell is pursuing her B.A in English with a concentration in The first was originally awarded in the spring of 1987. Ronnie Murray Konkel Scholarship Communications. Campbell is a member of the Women’s Swim Team and Water Polo Team. Recipient: Scholarship established by James Konkel ’57, a Erin Mahoney ’13, Communications and Advertising former partner at Deloitte, in memory of his late wife. This scholarship was first awarded in 2004. Philip and Rhena Lynch Scholarship Justyna Zuchmanska ’11, Accounting Recipient: Scholarship established by Michael Lynch and Justyna is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. She plans to Victoria Bombe ’11, Psychology Susan Baker in memory of Mr. Lynch’s parents. become a C.P.A. after graduating. She plans on obtaining a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology. She is currently secretary of Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in psychology and a member of the Psychology Club. Frank J. Macchiarola Scholarship Right Reverend Monsignor Joseph V. McClancy Scholarship established by the College and Memorial Scholarship supplemented by gifts from Frank ’62 and Mary Scholarship established by the children of the Catholic Dr. Nino Langiulli Scholarship Macchiarola in honor of their son, Frank J. Macchiarola. schools of Brooklyn and Queens in memory of their Scholarship established by alumni and friends in distinguished superintendent and an alumnus of honor of Dr. Langiulli, a longtime professor of St. Francis College. This scholarship is awarded to Philosophy who taught at the College for forty years, Joseph and Michaela Macchiarola Scholarship a graduate of a Catholic high school. from 1961 to 2001. Scholarship established by the College and supplemented by gifts from Frank ’62 and Mary Macchiarola in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Donald H. McCree, Jr. Scholarship Robert ’50 and Mary Lanigan Scholarship Joseph and Michaela. Scholarship established with part of the proceeds from Scholarship established by Robert and Mary Lanigan. the 1996 Charter Award Dinner honoring Mr. McCree, Recipient: who is the retired President and CEO of IBJ Schroder Krastina Georgieva ’10, Economics Lucy and Joseph Macchiarola Scholarship Bank & Trust Company. It was awarded for the first Krastina plans to begin a career as a mathematics professor Scholarship established by Frank ’62 and Mary time in 1997. following graduation. Macchiarola and members and friends of the Macchiarola family in honor of Dr. Macchiarola’s parents. Bridget T. and Patrick J. McTague Memorial Scholarship 17th of June (Evelyn Margaret Laquercia) Scholarship Scholarship established by the late Colonel Hugh Mary and Frank J. ’62 Macchiarola Scholarship O’Neill McTague ’37 in memory of his parents. Scholarship established by Thomas Laquercia ’66 in Scholarship established by alumni and friends in honor of his late wife to benefit students with an interest honor of the 17th President (1996 –2008) of the in Spanish culture. Hugh O’Neill ’37 and Josephine McTague Memorial College and his wife. Dr. Macchiarola is the current Recipient: Scholarship Chancellor of St. Francis College. Camille Armando* ’13, Psychology Scholarship established by Cynthia McTague, widow Recipient: of the late Hugh O’Neill McTague, in memory of her Dragomir Zhelezov* ’12, Economics husband and his first wife. Thomas Michael Laquercia ’66 Scholarship Dragomir is pursuing his B.S. in Economics with a minor in Scholarship established by Thomas Laquercia to Finance. He is a member of the Eastern European Club. Joan and Thomas Meade Scholarship benefit students with an interest in Italian culture. Scholarship established by the Meades. Mr. Meade was Recipient: Michael and Jennifer Macchiarola Scholarship a longtime member of the College’s Council of Regents. Frank Caldarella ’11, Management Scholarship established by the College and Frank is the Treasurer of Alpha Phi Delta, national fraternity with supplemented by gifts from Frank ’62 and Mary Italian roots. Lois Melsha Scholarships Macchiarola in honor of their son and daughter-in-law, Two scholarships established through the estate Michael and Jennifer. of Lois Melsha. The first scholarship was awarded in the fall of 1994. Recipient: Richard Milbouer* ’12, Undecided

48 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Mercorella Family Scholarship Vincent ’72 and Antoinette Pitta Scholarship Scholarship established by Margaret and Philip Scholarship established by Vincent and Antoinette “The Brother George Mercorella ’65 during the College’s Campaign for Pitta. Big Dreams. This scholarship will be awarded to a Larkin scholarship not student entering their sophomore, junior, or senior only blessed me with the year in that order of preference. Providenti Family / Council of Regents Scholarship opportunity to obtain a Recipient: Scholarship established by Anthony C. Providenti ’67 in Shannon Ruiz ’13, Adolescence Education degree from a highly honor of his family and the Council of Regents of which and English he was a member. The scholarship was first awarded regarded college in New in the fall of 1995. York City, but serves as Joseph Murphy (Brother Jarlath, O.S.F.) Scholarship Anthony C. ’67 and Frances Providenti a constant reminder that hard work and Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Scholarship dedication always leads to success.” memory of Brother Jarlath, a former Director of Scholarship established by Frances and Anthony C. –Matthew Anderson ’12, Development and Alumni Relations at the College. Providenti. The scholarship was first awarded in the – The Brother George L arkin, O.S.F. Recipient: fall of 2000. ’60 Scholarship Lorianna Colon ’13, Psychology Recipient: Alaa Salem ’13, Health Promotion and Science Alaa is a member of the Muslim Students Association. John Muscara Scholarship Scholarship established by Frank Baxter, former Chairman and CEO of Jefferies & Company, in memory Helen Quigley Scholarships “I am able to explore of Mr. Muscara, a Jefferies employee and lifelong James Quigley ’32 established these two scholarships Brooklyn resident. the field of Psycholog y in memory of his wife. The first was awarded in the Recipient: fall of 1994. at a top notch school Catherine Canedo* ’12, History and Political Science Recipient: with dedicated faculty. Catherine is a member of the Education Society, Vice President of the Anthony Englese ’11, Accounting St. Thomas More Pre-Law Society and Vice President of the Honor's Anthony plans to become a C.P.A. and work at an accounting firm. I am both proud and Program Cohort. Catherine is pursuing a double major in History and He is a member of the Accounting Society. Anthony is pursuing his Political Science. thankful to receive this B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. Currently, Anthony is interning in the Financial Reports for Tax Department at National Grid. scholarship.”

Brother Roger Nagle, O.S.F. Scholarship ––Janine Reebe ’11, Athletic scholarship established through gifts from Dr. Thomas Quigley ’52 Scholarship The Brother Thomas O’Neill , O.S.F. ’68 alumni and friends in memory of Brother Roger, the Scholarship Scholarship established by alumni and friends in honor former Athletic Director responsible for the building of Dr. Thomas Quigley, a longtime Chemistry professor of the athletic facilities at the College. Brother Roger at the College. served the College from 1951 to 1989 and passed away in 1991. The Nagle Scholarship was first awarded Recipient: in the fall of 1995. Matthew Rosen ’11, Criminal Justice Matthew plans on either pursing a career with the New York State “I want to thank you Courts or Federal Law Enforcement. John P. O’Boyle Scholarship from the bottom of Scholarship established with a gift from the Estate of my heart and giving Johanna O’Boyle in honor of her husband. Brother Leo Quinn, O.S.F. ’26 Scholarship me the opportunity of Recipient: Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Patrick Spranger* ’12, History memory of this long-time Mathematics professor. a lifetime. Words can Patrick is a member of the Honors Club. Recipients: not express how I feel Dannyram Mangru* ’12, Economics Katharine Diehl ’14, Undecided about receiving your Brother Thomas O’Neill, O.S.F. ’68 Scholarship scholarship to help further my education.” Scholarship established by alumni, friends, and family in memory of Brother Thomas, the former Director of Brother Columba Reilly, O.S.F. Scholarship ––Alexandra Martinez ’11, Financial Aid at the College. Along with obtaining his Scholarship established by alumni and friends in The Joseph Supancich ’26 / Child Abuse B.A. degree from St. Francis College, Brother Thomas memory of the 8th President of the College. Brother Prevention Program Scholarship completed graduate studies at St. John’s University and Columba served as President from 1925 to 1934 NYU. Brother Thomas served the College for over 25 and from 1936 to 1952. years and was instrumental in the creation and growth of the Study Abroad Program at St. Francis College. Brother Thomas passed away in December 2007. John “Jay” Riddell ’66 Scholarship “This scholarship places Recipient: Scholarship established in honor of John “Jay” Riddell Janine Reebe ’11, Psychology by alumni, family, and friends. me one step closer to Janine plans on becoming a forensic psychologist Recipient: fulfilling my dreams. following graduation. Richard Clark* ’12, Economics I extend my warmest

James Patranzino ’69 Scholarship thanks and deep Scholarship in memory of James Patranzino established appreciation to my with gifts from his friends and colleagues, as well as benefactors.” matching gifts from the Ernst & Young Foundation. It was awarded for the first time in 1997. ––Stefan Gencic ’11, Recipient: The Rita-May and Thomas ’62 Brent Moran ’11, Business Management Ward Scholarship

St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 49 Brother Jerome Roese, O.S.F. Memorial Brother Robert Smith, O.S.F. Scholarship Anne Trivisonno Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship established in honor of Brother Robert Scholarship established by Nicholas Trivisonno ’68 Scholarship established in memory of the 10th Smith, Trustee Emeritus, St. Francis College. in honor of his mother on the occasion of her 80th President of St. Francis College. This scholarship This scholarship was established by his loved ones birthday. Preference given to a student majoring is awarded to a student who has demonstrated and the Board of Trustees. in accounting; financial need and scholastic merit exceptional academic achievement and shows will be considered. promise of continued success. Brother Jerome Recipient: Timothy M. Stackpole ’01 Scholarship served as President from 1952 to 1958. Alana Jackson ’13, Accounting Scholarship established by friends and family in memory of Timothy Stackpole, a New York City Irene and Vincent Salamone Scholarship firefighter and hero of 9-11. Brother Giles Turbee, O.S.F. Scholarship Scholarship established by Denis ’75 and Joanne Salamone in honor of Mr. Salamone’s parents. Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Peter J. Striano Scholarship memory of Brother Giles, a former professor of English. Recipient: Brother Giles taught at the College for 38 years from Marco Intrabartolo* ’12, Accounting Scholarship established with part of the proceeds from the 1997 Charter Award Dinner honoring Mr. Striano, 1947 to 1985. Marco is pursuing his B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. CEO of the Unity International Group. This scholarship was awarded for the first time in 1998. Louis Valentino, Jr. ’79 Scholarships & Stipends Dr. Aida Santiago Scholarship Recipient: Louis was a firefighter killed in the line of duty. Matthew Manzi ’12, Accounting Scholarship established by alumni and friends in His wife, Diane, and parents, Phyllis and the late memory of Dr. Santiago, a professor of Economics Matthew is pursuing his B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. Louis, Sr., established the scholarships and stipends at the College from 1990 to 1997, who died early from 1998 through 2005. Four students each year in her academic career. will receive a cash stipend. The students must be Student Government Association / John F. firefighters, or spouses or children of firefighters. Recipient: Kennedy Scholarship Cindy Hernandez ’13, Psychology Recipient: Scholarship established by the Student Government Cindy is a member of the SGA and holds the position of Speaker of Lindsey Calkin ’12, Psychology Association in memory of the former President of the S.A.C.O.R., the Student Activities Council of Representatives. Lindsey plans to work with children as a guidance counselor or United States. for a criminal investigation team following graduation.

Dr. Charles Savage Scholarship Brother Austin Sullivan, O.S.F. Memorial Scholarship established by Accounting alumni in honor Scholarship Frank and Mary Walker Scholarship of the former chairman of the Accounting Department. Scholarship established by the friends of Brother Austin Scholarship established in honor of Frank and This scholarship was awarded for the first time in Sullivan, O.S.F. This scholarship is solely for a graduate Mary Walker by Joseph P. Walker ’61 in memory of the fall of 1993. Dr. Savage served the College for of the St. Francis Preparatory School. his parents. 23 years, from 1957 to 1980. Recipient: Recipient: Recipient: Kelly Simon ’12, Undecided Ronald Defranco ’11, Communications Aleksandra Maczula-Wloch ’12, Accounting Ronald plans to pursue a career in advertising following graduation. Aleksandra is pursuing her B.S. and M.S. in Accounting Ronald is pursuing a B.A. in Communications with a concentration Brother Donald Sullivan, O.S.F. Scholarships in Advertising and Public Relations. He plans to pursue a career in advertising following graduation. Athletic scholarships established with gifts from Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. ’61 Scholarship trustees, employees, alumni, and friends in conjunction with Brother Donald’s 25th Anniversary as President of Scholarship was established by alumni and friends Joseph and Clare Walker Scholarship in honor of Brother Robert. Brother Robert received the College. Brother Donald was the 16th President of Scholarship established by Clare and Joseph P. ’61 his B.A. degree from St. Francis in 1961. He went St. Francis College (1969–1996). Walker. on to earn his M.A. degree in Mathematics from NYU. Recipient: After 28 years as the Registrar, Brother Robert was Maria Katsougrakis ’12, Early Childhood Education awarded the honorary degree of Doctor of Science Maria is pursuing her B.A. in Early Childhood Education with Rita-May and Thomas ’62 Ward Scholarship from the College and returned to the classroom. concentration in Mathematics. She is a member of the Education Scholarship established by Thomas Ward and his wife, He currently is an adjunct faculty member in the Society and Honors Society. Rita-May. Math Department at the College. Recipient: Recipient: Stefan Gencic ’11, Business Management Dusan Milanovic ’11, Mathematics Joseph Supancich ’26 / Child Abuse Prevention Program Scholarship Stefan plans to pursue a career in finance following graduation. Dusan is a member of the Men’s Water Polo, Swimming He hopes to start his own business one day. Stefan is the captain and Diving Teams. Scholarship dedicated to both Joseph Supancich ’26 of the Men's Water Polo Team and a member of the Duns Scotus and the Child Abuse Prevention Program in honor of Honor Society. their support of St. Francis College. Charles Schaem ’40 Scholarship Recipient: Scholarship established by alumni and friends in Alexandra Martinez ’11, Physician Assistant memory of this former long time Water Polo coach. Alexandra plans on becoming a neonatal physician assistant following graduation. Her ultimate career goal is to be a pediatrician.

Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship

Scholarship established by the Dr. Scholl Foundation. Grace I. Terry Scholarship Recipient: Scholarship established by Robert ’72 and Barbara Nikola Djuric ’11, Business Management Terry in memory of Mr. Terry’s mother. Mr. Terry’s mother came from a family of 12 children. Preference is given to a student from a large family. Sheeney Scholarship Recipient: Scholarship established at the College. Anthony Olsen ’13, Economics

50 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report benefactors Awards Additional Scholarships

The following benefactors have been recognized Once these scholarships reach their prescribed level for their many contributions to the Endowed The Brother Camillus Casey Memorial of funding, they will be awarded to deserving students. Award for E xcellence in International Scholarship Program. In honor of their generosity Academic Scholarship For Women and spirit, scholarship aid has been awarded to Cultural Studies the following students: Dr. James Adams The Brother Celestine McGarry Memorial Purse for Excellence in English Professor John Allegra In Memory of Alpha Phi Delta Dr. Ann Amore The Thomas J. Cuite Sr. ’35 Memorial Medal for Excellence in Dr. Ann Amore RECIPIENT: Communications Sharon Evans* ’12, Childhood Education Andrea and Margie Arcarola

William Donaldson Award Stephen M. Bogart In Memory of Duns Scotus Award Dr. John Burke ’40 The Curtin Family RECIPIENT: Education Medal John and Margo Catsimatidis

Hadar Burger* ’11, Business Management Brother Cecilian of Jesus, F.S.C. The Irving R. Gelfand Medal for Hadar is pursuing her B.S. in Business Management with Health Care Management Curtin Family a minor in Mathematics.

Harold Geneen Award Professor Kenneth D. Daly, CFA ’88 In Memory of Presidential Scholarship The John C. Gorman ’38 Senator Pete V. Domenici Dominick P. ’64 and Rosemary DePaola Medal for Excellence in History RECIPIENT: Gerard and Kathleen Dolan Donika Selimaj* ’11, Information Technology Margaret and Thomas Groarke Award Senator Pete V. Domenici Donika is the Vice President of the Model UN Club. Latin American Award Anne and Brian Dugan The Mary A. Ledermann Purse In Memory of Edward Farrell ’52 Frederick ’64 and Catherine Furman Catherine McAuley High School Award Dr. Robert Fox RECIPIENT: Aliyah Edwards* ’11, Communications National Grid Accounting Scholarship Awards Franciscan Brothers

Frederick Dennis Furman ’64 National Italian American Foundation In Memory of Scholarship Award Furman Family Margaret and Thomas Groarke RECIPIENT: Melissa Sanchez Memorial Purse Dr. Gerard Galgan in Health Promotion Sean Brunton* ’11, Communications Dr. Enildo Garcia Sean plans to work in public relations or advertising in sports Twomley Award Kathleen Corrigan Giallanza ’90 following graduation. Anna and Joseph Giaquinto

In Memory of Dr. Uwe Gielen Joseph M. and Mary Ann Mattone Margaret and Thomas Groarke RECIPIENT: James Landi* ’11, Sociology Helen and Richard Halverson Dr. Dorothy Lipp Harris In Memory of Dr. Arthur Hughes Stephen M. Bogart Rosa and Flores Linares RECIPIENT: Jiang Yuyin* ’12, Economics Brother Alfonsus Maher, O.S.F.

Joseph M. Mattone National Grid Accounting Scholarship Awards Mary Ann Mattone Award includes scholarship aid and National Grid internship. Brother Celestine McGarry, O.S.F.

Recipients: Dr. Donald Metz ’47 Sophia Boussalh ’12, Accounting Joseph Mingrone ’76 Matthew Manzi ’12, Accounting Dr. John Motley Erica Martin ’12, Accounting Joseph Nicholson, Peter Spinelli, Sophia, Matthew, and Erica are all currently pursuing their Catherine and David Steinmann B.S. and M.S. in Accounting. Jonathan Nigro ’96

National Italian American Foundation John Cardinal O’Connor Scholarship Award Professor Ernest Petrucelli Award made possible by the National Italian American Foundation and Nicholas Caiazzo for a student of Dr. Carolyn Plonsky Italian American heritage who has a minimum GPA Dr. Kyrin Powers of 3.5. Preference given to students with financial need. Professor Edward Setrakian Recipient: Valeria Lombardi ’12, Communications Professor Francis Slade Dr. Frank Sorrentino

Carlo Tramontozzi

Paul Urso ’50

World Trade Center Victims

St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 51 Portrait Wall: Established Scholarships The following photographs appear on the Established Scholarship Wall in the DeBlasio Family Lobby on campus. Each portrait portrays the honoree(s) of a established scholarship at St. Francis College.

Richie Allen ’96 Anne Longo Amore Carmen and Peter N. Aquilone Right Reverend Madeline and Monsignor Dr. John Burke ’40 John Daniel Callahan Edward ’60 Aquilone John J. Berkery ’38 Stanley Bogart Paul Bradley ’37

Frank M. Caputo Dr. Joseph Carpino Reverend Michael A. Philip Andrew Carrano Brother Camillus Casey, Dr. Michael Casey Robert B. Catell Derrick D. Cephas Class of 1938 Carrano ’66 ’70 O.S.F.

Dean John Clifford Rita and Michael Collins Jo Conway Joseph Coppotelli ’62 Brother Henry Cuddy, Arthur Curry Antoinette M. D’Amato Jack ’70 and Kathy Hans-Peter Dawson O.S.F. ’40 Danaher

Helen and Louis Professor Francis Marge and John ’58 Bishop Nicholas Honorable Eileen C. Pete P. Fazio ’60 Dr. Joseph A. Ellis Bernard Ferguson ’22 Professor DeBlasio Delaney Dietl DiMarzio Dugan 2 Scholarships Nicholas A. Fiorenza ’36

Gerard Flanagan ’53 Dr. James Flynn Honorable Kevin Fogarty William F. Fox, Jr. ’49 Harold Geneen Honorable Anthony J. Betty and Leo Giancola Drs. James Aloysius Augustus E. Giegengack and Elizabeth Flanagan Genovesi Gibson ’63 and Patricia McCloskey Brozinsky

Brother Brother Urban Gonnoud, Dr. Francis Greene Monsignor Daniel A. Cornelius Heeney Mary and Walter Susan and Roger Hertog Brother John Brother Edmund Austin Gill, O.S.F. ’62 O.S.F. Hanrahan 2 Scholarships Henning Hoffschmidt, O.S.F. Holmes, O.S.F. ’28

Dr. Clement Cathleen and George Monsignor John Kean Frances C. and Julie and Anne Kelly Brother Pascal Kelly, Mrs. Nora Konkel Ronnie Murray Konkel Dr. Nino Langiulli Jedrezejewski Kane Joseph T. Keegan, Sr. O.S.F. ’33

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The following established scholarships are also represented on the Endowed Scholarship Wall but do not have a portrait. If your endowed scholarship is not currently represented, please contact the Office of 17th of June Thomas Michael Brother George Larkin, Marie and Bill Daniel Lynch, Sr. ’38 Philip and Rhena Lynch Lucy and Joseph Development and Alumni Affairs. (Evelyn Margaret Laquercia ’66 O.S.F. ’60 Ledermann Macchiarola Laquercia) Honorable Francis X. Altimari ’50 Scholarship

Joe Browne ’68 Scholarship

Frank Celauro Scholarship

Chase Manhattan Bank Scholarships Mary and Frank J. ’62 James Mangano Joseph M/ Mattone Mary Ann Mattone Margaret L. McArdle Robert McCarron John ’51 and Mary Chemical Bank Scholarship Macchiarola (Brother Isidore, O.S.F.) McCarthy 12 Scholarships Michael P. Donovan ’81 and Kelly J. Quinn ’80 Scholarship

Duns Scotus Scholarship

Employee Scholarship

Franciscan Brothers of the Third Order Regular Scholarship Donald H. McCree, Jr. Bridget T. and Patrick J. Hugh O’Neill ’37 and Joseph Murphy John Muscara Brother Roger Nagle, Brother Thomas O’Neill, McTague Josephine McTague (Brother Jarlath, O.S.F.) O.S.F. O.S.F. ’68 Franciscan Brothers who resided at the College Friary Scholarship

Franciscan Institute Scholarship

Gladys Brooks Foundation Scholarship 2 Scholarships

Deloitte / William G. James Patranzino ’69 Vincent F. Pitta ’72 Frances and Anthony C. Dr. Tom Quigley ’52 Brother Brother Columba Reilly, William Randolph hE ARST Parrett ’67 ’67 Providenti Leo Quinn, O.S.F. ’26 O.S.F. Foundation Scholarship 4 Scholarships 3 Scholarships

Ernest Kehr ’35 Memorial Scholarship

Robert ’50 and Mary Lanigan Scholarship

Rose D. McArdle Scholarship

John “Jay” Riddell ’66 Brother Jerome Roese, Irene and Melissa Sanchez Dr. Aida Santiago Dr. Charles Savage Brother Robert Right Reverend Monsignor 4 Scholarships O.S.F. Vincent Salamone Schaefer, O.S.F. ’61 Joseph V. McClancy Memorial Scholarship

Joan and Thomas Meade Scholarship

Lois Melsha Scholarship 2 Scholarships

John P. O’Boyle Scholarship

Providenti Family/Council of Charles Schaem ’40 Brother Robert Smith, Timothy M. Stackpole Peter J. Striano Student Government Brother Austin Sullivan, Brother Donald Sullivan, Regents Scholarship O.S.F. ’01 Association John F. O.S.F. O.S.F. Kennedy 4 Scholarships Helen Quigley Scholarship 2 Scholarships

Dr. Scholl Foundation Scholarship

Sheeney Scholarship

Joseph Supancich ’26 / Child Abuse Prevention Grace I. Terry Anne Trivisonno Brother Giles Turbee, Louis Valentino, Jr. ’79 Mary and Frank Walker Rita-May and Thomas Program Scholarship O.S.F. 3 Scholarships & ’62 Ward 4 Stipends Joseph and Clare Walker Scholarship

St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 53 2009– 2010 Scholarships

The following donors are recognized for their generosity to the SFC Scholarship Program.

ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP Daniel P. McGrisken ’10 Thomas A. Odelfelt HONORABLE EILEEN C. DUGAN FREDERICK DENNIS FURMAN ’64 FOR WOMEN June A. ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 Marc and Darla Payton SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Lynn A. Archiopoli ’76 McGrisken Dolores J. Roberto Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family Frederick D. ’64 and Catherine Beverly Jacobs Ryan M. McGrisken ’10 Time Warner Foundation Furman Rosemarie A. ’84 and Phillip Judith C. Ricciardo ’07 Time Warner Foundation Shell Oil DUNS SCOTUS SCHOLARSHIP Lanard Susan L. and Barry Richards Curtis G. and Ann P. Viebranz Daniel W. Correa ’68 Dr. GERARD GALGAN Finola ’80 and James J. Schmidt Edward R. Stewart Top Rank, Inc. Albert G. Doumar ’57 SCHOLARSHIP Jaclyn A. Weber Fletcher H. Wiley, Esq. ANDRE A AND MARGIE Arcarola Dr. Zachary ’38 and Judith G. Gerald J. Galgan, Ph.D. and SCHOLARSHIP Marija F. and Michael E. Wierzbicki Wendy W. Galgan, Ph.D. CURTIN FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Ephraim Andrea Arcarola Richard A. Giaquinto, Ed.D. Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 JOE BROWNE ’68 SCHOLARSHIP Gerald A. ’58 and Linda Curtin Joseph B. and Carolyn E. Marvel Peter Hlinka ’50 Joseph T. ’68 and Karyn Browne Dr. ENILDO GARCIA KENNETH D. DALY ’88 Francis X. ’51 and Margaret V. SCHOLARSHIP Dr. JAMES ADAMS SCHOLARSHIP Dr. JOSEPH CARPINO PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP McCormack David E. ’97 and Eugenia Joseph B. and Carolyn E. Marvel SCHOLARSHIP Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly Mary McGovern-Morris ’76 and Moskowitz Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Michael P. Morris ’76 RICHIE ALLEN ’96 SCHOLARSHIP ANTOINETTE M. D’AMATO Dr. Donald A. ’63 and Susanne HAROLD GENEEN SCHOLARSHIP Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family PHILIP ANDREW CARRANO ’70 SCHOLARSHIP McQuade John P. Monaghan ’57 Foundation SCHOLARSHIP The Honorable Alfonse M. D’Amato Edward D. ’62 and Anne O’Brien Jo-Ann C. Ginivan Lorraine J. Carlozzi ’78 Matthew A. ’47 and Edna Shannon KATHLEEN CORRIGAN Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Phyllis C. O’Neill ’81 JACK ’70 AND K ATHY DANAHER GIALLANZ A ’90 SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Maureen E. McEvoy ’97 Dr. JOSEPH A. ELLIS James E. Corrigan, Ph.D. ’60 REVEREND MICHAEL A. John J. ’70 and Elizabeth Casey SCHOLARSHIP CARRANO ’66 SCHOLARSHIP Aplha PHI DELTA William P. ’63 and Elizabeth Casey Edward J., Jr. ’63 and Maureen ANNA AND JOSEPH GIAQUINTO SCHOLARSHIP FUND Reverend Michael A. Carrano ’66 George J. ’70 and Gail H. Johansen Dougherty Richard A. Giaquinto, Ed.D. Michael A. Conenna ’06 James H. ’69 and Frances Gerard K. ’66 and Joy O. Hannon BROTHER CAMILLUS CASEY, O.S.F. McDonald William P. ’63 and Judy Kinane Dr. UWE GIELEN SCHOLARSHIP HONORABLE FRANCIS X. SCHOLARSHIP Robert L. ’72 and Margaret Smith George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer Uwe P. Gielen, Ph.D. ALTIMARI ’50 SCHOLARSHIP William Beuther, Jr. ’94 John P., Jr. ’64 and Dorothy Rooney John P. ’67 and Jane H. Russell James F. ’73 and Theresa Mckenna Professor FRANCIS DEL ANEY Dr. FRANCIS GREENE SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP EMPLOYEE SCHOLARSHIP Dr. ANN AMORE SCHOLARSHIP Dr. MICHAEL CASEY Richard A. ’61 and Elizabeth Dreyer Mary ’95 and Robert Belknap Jeanette B. Baker SCHOLARSHIP Jeanette B. Baker John F. ’56 and Patricia Roache Kathleen M. King ’78 MARGARET AND THOMAS Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family PETER P. FA ZIO ’60 GROARKE SCHOLARSHIP Foundation DELOIT TE / WILLIAM G. PARRET T SCHOLARSHIP DEAN JOHN CLIFFORD Dr. Anna Y. Len ’00 ACCOUNTING MASTERS Edward J. ’69 and Patricia Groarke SCHOLARSHIP Lance Van Calcar James H. ’69 and Frances SCHOLARSHIP Thomas K. ’77 and Mary Alesi Mauro N. and Frances E. Fanelli McDonald Deloitte ELIZABETH AND BERNARD Renee M. Miscione ’75 Peter J. Fazio HAVERTY SCHOLARSHIP Verizon Foundation William G. ’67 and Diane Foley Thomas B. McManus ’70 Parrett LVC Interiors, Inc. David E. Haverty ’81 CARMEN AND EDWARD ’60 Anthony McCrimlisk AQUILONE SCHOLARSHIP JO CONWAY SCHOLARSHIP DOMINICK P. ’64 AND Rosemary James F., Jr. ’77 and Joan McElroy BROTHER JOHN HOFFSCHMIDT, O.S.F. Eugene L. and Regina W. Jesinkey Martin D. ’52 and Dawn Conway DEPAOL A SCHOLARSHIP Nicholas J. Paratore ’09 SCHOLARSHIP Bernard J. ’58 and Patricia Welsh General Electric Dr. Dominick P. ’64 and Rosemary Cynthia B. Skolnik DePaola James P. Lawler ’71 Sterling Affairs PETER N. AQUILONE BROTHER HENRY CUDDY, O.S.F. Frank ’83 and Gloria Leggio Joseph Wesner SCHOLARSHIP ’40 SCHOLARSHIP JOHN ’58 AND MARGE DIETL Brian P. and Marilyn B. O’Neill SCHOLARSHIP John T. and Patricia A. Comer Dennis J. Burke ’71 and Martha L. PROFESSOR NICHOLAS A. John Dietl ’58 Dr. ARTHUR HUGHES Paul R. ’75 and Virginia Cronen Mackey FIORENZA ’36 SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Virginia ’83 and Thomas F. Flahive John M. ’76 and Stephanie Fiorenza Margaret H. Zaborskis, D.D.S. ’77 BISHOP NICHOLAS DIMARZIO Camille and Oscar B. Bering Angela K. ’01 and William F. SCHOLARSHIP Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons Mary P. Byrnes ’80 Manekas George R. ’65 and Mary Mayer THE ARTHUR CURRY Roman Catholic Diocese Suzanne Forsberg, Ph.D. National Grid SCHOLARSHIP of Brooklyn Thomas B. McManus ’70 David P. James ’07 Seth Abraham THE STEPHEN M. BOGART Senator Pete V. Domenici HONORABLE KEVIN FOGART Y Patrick J. ’69 and Elizabeth O’Mara Banner Promotions STUDENT SUPPORT FUND Scholarship SCHOLARSHIP Robert C. ’66 and Pam Sloane Frank and Linda J. Belmont Nicholas A. Canedo Computer Associates Joan Fogarty Black College Scholarship Fund, Inc. Dr. CLEMENT JEDREZEJEWSKI Guy and Carol Carlsen James and Melissa E. McQuade The Honorable Alfonse M. D’Amato SCHOLARSHIP Brendan P. Considine Michael A. Buffer Peter C. ’66 and Patricia Nies Maryann DeMartino Louis A. DiBella ANNE AND BRIAN DUGAN WILLIAM F. FOX, JR. ’49 SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP James M., Ph.D. ’62 and Margaret Thomas F. Flood and Carmine Gangani O’Kane Eileen Harney-Flood David and Ruth Harmon Alexandria M. Egler Nora Fox Sean Gilleran Dines English, LLC Al and Virginia Ferrara FRANCISCAN BROTHERS MONSIGNOR JOHN KE AN Dominick and Paula Foresto Timothy J. Houlihan, Ph.D. Patrick C. English, Esq. SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Steven Farhood St. Patrick’s Society of Brooklyn Cheryl A. Howell, Ph.D. Jeanette B. Baker Eugene L. and Regina W. Jesinkey Joel G. Fisher Barry D. and Susan L. Richards Marianne and Michael Kaminski Alexandria M. Egler Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis HBO Stanley B. Tunick Foundation JULIE AND ANNE KELLY SCHOLARSHIP Frank J., Ph.D. ’62 and Mary T. James Lampley Dominick F. and Andriana Valletta Macchiarola Stuart Levine Associates, LLC Anne M. Kelly ’79 Olga M. ’01 and Eric Macolino Larry Merchant Julie F. Kelly ’79

54 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report BROTHER PASCAL KELLY, O.S.F. Laura J. ’80 and Thomas R. Pietro JONATHAN NIGRO ’96 BROTHER ROBERT SMITH, O.S.F. ’33 SCHOLARSHIP Anne E. Rasmussen ’80 SCHOLARSHIP FUND SCHOLARSHIP Joseph P., L.C.S.W. ’61 and Camille Margaret M. Russo ’73 Rosanna Conenna ’92 Lorraine M. Allen-Smith and Murphy Schwing Electrical Supply Francis Smith JOHN CARDINAL O’CONNOR Corporation Brother William A. Boslet, O.S.F. ’70 BT MRS. NORA KONKEL SCHOLARSHIP Suzanne Seery Brother Antonio Montera, O.S.F. ’66 SCHOLARSHIP Kevin J. ’78 and Maureen Redden Thomas P. and Dorothy A. Seery Northrop Grumman Foundation Deloitte Lt. Colonel Robert W., U.S.M.C. ’63 BROTHER THOMAS O’NEILL, O.S.F. James I. Konkel, CPA ’57 Dr. FRANK SORRENTINO and Patricia M. Sheehan, R.N. ’68 SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Dr. NINO LANGIULLI Donald and Mary D. Sondergaard Kelly A. Flanagan ’92 Ryan P. ’02 and Alyson Clark SCHOLARSHIP Jean M. Stonier Brother Ronald Moore, O.S.F. ’60 Karen A. ’79 and Allan J. Cottone Vincent J. Dougherty ’68 Dr. Supoj Tanchajja John N. ’98 and Mary E. Charles P. Kowalski ’72 John A. and Jean T. Thomas Wlaysewski TIMOTHY M. STACKPOLE ’01 Nino F., Ph.D. and Elizabeth John P. ’63 and Margaret Toner SCHOLARSHIP PROFESSOR ERNEST Langiulli Susan Weisman Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family PETRUCELLI SCHOLARSHIP Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71 Marie Zachary Foundation Leonard and Saundra Honig Peter J. Brady BROTHER GEORGE LARKIN, O.S.F. Nancy A. Lento-Misseri ’79 and MARY AND FRANK J. ’62 Christine A. Cirillo ’82 ’60 SCHOLARSHIP MACCHIAROL A SCHOLARSHIP Vincent Misseri Regina W. and Eugene L. Jesinkey Stephen M. and Kim Bogart Alfonso L. DeMatteis Family Geoffrey Horlick, Ph.D. and Sally Margaret M. Kennedy ’78 Dr. George E. Bush Foundation Sherwood David E. ’97 and Eugenia Peter J. Callahan ’63 Peter E. Felvegi ’03 William Yellin, Ph.D. Moskowitz PJ Callahan Foundation, Inc. JOSEPH M. MATTONE Dr. KYRAN POWERS Margaret Schwerdtman ’81 Jack Callanan SCHOLARSHIP SCHOLARSHIP Romona Caramico CARLO TRAMONTOZZI Edward M. Ricci and Mary E. Lupo Joseph M., Esq. and Mary Ann SCHOLARSHIP Steven Catalano Mattone Eileen M. Long-Chelales ’92 Dr. THOMAS QUIGLEY ’52 Johnny F. ’76 and Regine Charles Victor M. and Christina Cocco MARY ANN MAT TONE SCHOLARSHIP Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Earl J. Corrigan SCHOLARSHIP Charles P. Kowalski ’72 Carlo and Flora L. Tramontozzi Anne C. ’76 and Victor Dagenais Joseph M., Esq. and Mary Ann Eugene M. ’52 and Maureen Lyons ANNE Trivisonno Mattone Frank J. ’53 and Theodora Silvestri Theresa G. ’92 and Bruce T. Davis SCHOLARSHIP Edward J. Dever and Ency J. Dau ROBERT MCCARRON BROTHER LEO QUINN, O.S.F. ’26 Community Foundation Vanessa O. De Almeida ’00 (BROTHER ISIDORE, O.S.F.) SCHOLARSHIP of the Florida Keys John Dunigan SCHOLARSHIP Sister Barbara Buckbee, C.S.J. ’66 Nicholas L. ’68 and Susan Rose F. Dunn Carl Mariano, U.S.N. ’89 Dr. Joseph F. Carabetta ’63 Trivisonno Colleen A. Meade-Edwards ’91 and Maureen A. Meehan ’78 Brother Roman Morris, O.S.F. ’63 John C. Edwards BROTHER GILES TURBEE, O.S.F. David J. ’66 and Arlene Nolan SCHOLARSHIP Alexandria M. Egler MERCORELLA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP Arlene and David J. Nolan ’66 Angela J. George Dr. Frank N. D’Ambra ’58 Philip J. ’65 and Margaret Ernest J. ’51 and Elva M. Orlandini Joseph and Dorothy A. Giordano Brother Roman Morris, O.S.F. ’63 Mercorella Thomas F. ’58 and Dorothy Sharon A. and Louis J. Gregorio O’Sullivan FRANK AND MARY WALKER Dorothy H. ’79 and Gary J. Gurreri Dr. DONALD METZ ’47 Francis Roland ’40 SCHOLARSHIP Robert J. and Virginia A. Haggerty SCHOLARSHIP Terese M. Rouge ’71 and William J. Walker, Sr. ’66 Judy S. Haynes ’96 Matthew J. ’73 and Mary E. Patrick Dolan Krsulich Hillman and Partners Dr. Charles R. Traina ’72 Jovian Electric Club Dr. JOHN MOTLEY SCHOLARSHIP Joseph C. ’53 and Barbara Wengler Michael L. and Eva B. Kaplan Kevin A. Stasa John C. and Elaine M. Klausz JOHN “JAY ” RIDDELL ’66 Scholarship Suzanne L. ’75 and Jerome Krase JOSEPH MURPHY Richard S. Kuberski, II ’09 (BROTHER JARLATH, O.S.F.) Walter J. ’65 and Linda L. Conklin Robert ’61 and Cecilia Lambiase SCHOLARSHIP Dr. Robert E. Judge ’66 Edward N. Larkin Jeffrey A. ’67 and Barbara Gould Ed O’Connor Joseph S. and Valerie Louzonis Anthony J. ’70 and Courtney M. Williams Marie L. Rizzi ’70 Mary Ellen ’98 and Cesare Mannino BROTHER ROBERT SCHAEFER, Thomas A. Simonetti ’67 John and Karen M. McAuliffe O.S.F. ’61 SCHOLARSHIP

Catherine B. ’74 and NATIONAL GRID ACCOUNTING Brother Robert Schaefer, O.S.F. ’61 Dennis J. McDermott ’74 SCHOLARSHIP James H. ’69 and Frances CHARLES SCHAEM ’40 Kenneth D. ’88 and Laurie Daly McDonald SCHOLARSHIP National Grid June ’76 and Ronald H. ’80 Dennis T. ’68 and Margaret Christy McGrisken JOSEPH NICHOLSON, Richard T. ’55 and Barbara Nolan Brother Ronald Moore, O.S.F. ’60 PETER SPINELLI, CATHERINE Joseph J. ’68 and Frances Svirida Terrence V. Mulligan ’91 AND DAVID STEINMANn SCHOLARSHIP Robert A. Oliva ’04 PROFESSOR FRANCIS SLADE SCHOLARSHIP Louis G. ’79 and Kathleen Pastina David P. and Catherine Steinmann Joseph M. Szkutnik ’71

St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report | 55 Is your name not listed? St. Francis College St. francis College Office Scholarship Program of Development It could be because: ƒƒ You made your gift after June 30, 2010, The generosity of our benefactors Thomas F. Flood the end of the fiscal year. Gifts received reflects and strengthens the core of Vice President for Development 718.489.5443 after June 30 will be recognized in the St. Francis College. Your support helps [email protected] next annual donor report. make the St. Francis College experience ƒƒ You asked that your gift be anonymous. available to students who might not Nicholas Canedo ƒƒ While every effort goes into the otherwise have the opportunity to Prospect Researcher accuracy of this report, an error can pursue a college education. Expanding 718.489.5382 occur. If we have made an error or these opportunities continues to be a [email protected] top priority for St. Francis College. omission please accept our sincerest Sean P. Gilleran apologies and notify us to ensure If you would like to contribute to or Assistant Director, that our records are corrected. create a scholarship, please contact Development Data Systems 718.489.5481 You may make a gift to the College online the Office of Development and [email protected] at: www.stfranciscollege.edu Alumni Affairs at 718.489.5361 or [email protected]. Olga Macolino ’01 Please call the Office of Development and Director of Annual Giving You may make a gift to St. Francis Alumni Affairs at 718.489.5361 or e-mail 718.489.5482 College by: [email protected] with [email protected] any questions, comments or concerns. ƒƒ Check (payable to St. Francis College) ƒƒ Credit Card Sabrina Simmons ƒƒ Wire Transfer Office Assistant ƒƒ Gift of Stock 718.489.3435 ƒƒ Planned Gift (www.stfranciscollege. [email protected] edu/plannedgiving) Edward R. Stewart ƒƒ Online (www.stfranciscollege.edu) Director of Major and Planned Gifts 718.489.5249 [email protected]

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St. Francis College offers many ways to help our benefactors meet their giving and financial goals—and you don’t need a fortune to invest to experience the joys and personal growth charity brings.

You can establish your own scholarship Scholarships can be established through Friends of SFC also have the option of fund with a gift of $100,000 or more or you outright gifts or a variety of planned- making a contribution to an existing can create a sunset/term fund in memory giving options including bequest, charitable scholarship fund at any time. A comprehen- or honor of a special individual with as little remainder trusts, lead trusts, gifts of sive list of all scholarships is detailed in this as $10,000. If you wish, you may further insurance, etc. stewardship report. advance these funds by contributing at a subsequent time.

Please consider leaving a legacy of gratitude and hope to future generations of SFC students and to a Franciscan tradition with proven results. Contact the Development Office today to see how we can help you become a scholarship funder. 718.489.5361 or email [email protected] .

56 | St. Francis College 2009–2010 Donor Report Statement of Activities

For the year ended June 30, 2010, with comparative totals for 2009

Total

Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted 2010 2009 Restricted Restricted

Operating revenues and support

Student tuition and fees $ 39,993,407 $ — $ — $ 39,993,407 $ 35,876,446

College and endowment funded scholarships and government sponsored assistance (11,089,406) — — (11,089,406) (10,000,151)

Net tuition and fees 28,904,001 — — 28,904,001 25,876,295

Government appropriations 1,048,695 — — 1,048,695 733,125

Gifts and private grants 1,721,472 313,705 — 2,035,177 2,003,447

Investment return used for operations 3,305,442 — — 3,305,442 3,891,081

Other 1,323,074 — — 1,323,074 814,345

Net assets released from restrictions 930,317 (930,317) — — —

Total operating revenues and support 37,233,001 — (616,612) 36,616,389 33,318,293

Operating Expenses:

Instruction 13,957,367 — — 13,957,367 13,428,868

Academic support 3,212,743 — — 3,212,743 3,184,156

Student services 8,842,929 — — 8,842,929 8,434,973

General administration 2,810,869 — — 2,810,869 2,835,536

Institutional support 7,9 92,19 4 — — 7,992,194 7,473,8 8 3

Total operating expenses 36,816,102 — — 36,816,102 35,357,416

Changes in net assets from operations and activities 416,899 (616,612) — (199,713) (2,039,123)

Nonoperating activities:

Gifts and private grants 409,834 26,898 356,158 792,890 1,352,130

Capital campaign expenses (903,378) — — (903,378) (1,161,739)

Capital project expenses (334,115) — — (334,115) (963,730)

Investment return in excess of amounts to support operations 1,614,725 920,125 — 2,534,850 (15,646,274)

Early retirement expense (236,713) — — (236,713) (110,156)

Change in net assets from nonoperating activities 550,353 9 47,023 356,158 1,853,534 (16,529,769)

Changes in net assets 967,252 330,411 356,158 1,653,821 (18,568,892)

Net assets, beginning of year 71,070,442 3,118,182 9,574,671 83,763,295 102,332,187

Net assets, end of year $ 72,037,694 $ 3,448,593 $ 9,930,829 $ 85,417,116 $ 83,763,295

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