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ANNUAL REPORT New Academic Building Opens ENCLOSED

Lowell Catholic | St. Margaret | Keith Academy | Keith Hall | Keith Catholic | St. Joseph High School | St. Louis Academy | St. Patrick High School LOWELL CATHOLIC BOARD OF TRUSTEES IN THIS EDITION 1 ON THE COVER His Eminence Sean Patrick O’Malley, OFM CAP 2 GREETINGS Annie Smith 3-6 30 WAYS WE LOVE LC William Quinn, KA ’70, Board Chair 7-8 NEW BUILDING James Walsh 9 POSITIVE PARTNERSHIPS Maryellen DeMarco, LC Parent ’13 Analise Saab Brown 10 GLOBAL VIEWS Nicholas Cerreta 11 LC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM Jane Connell 12 LC’S LOVE FOR LITERACY Br. Brian Davis 13-14 ATHLETICS Matthew Donahue 15-16 CLASS OF 2019 Suzanne Frechette, SJ ’79 17 ELEMENTARY MILESTONES Rev. John W. Hanley, OMI 18-23 ALUMNI REPORT Robert F. X. Hart, KA ’56 Br. Richard Lunny, CFX 24-34 ANNUAL REPORT Meghan Mahoney Elias Manolis Jack O’Connor Francis Picanso, KA ’53 UPCOMING EVENTS Karyn Puleo, KH ’80 John Rafferty, LC Parent ’10, ’12, ’15 Jane Sullivan Timothy Sweeney, SMS ’79 Please join us! George Thompson, SMS ’85, KC ’89 Christopher Vasta and volunteer opportunities. Information for these events can be found online at www.lowellcatholic.org/events. The site is frequently updated with announcements and details for annual occurrences such as the LC Golf Tournament held - sor or volunteer for any of these Crusader Community events, please contact Ms. Maryellen DeMarco Robbie Barnes at [email protected]. Head of School, LC Parent ’13

Tom Kerrigan Assistant Principal of Academic Affairs

Erin MacNeil ON THE COVER Assistant Principal of Student Affairs

Dan Price Associate Principal of Elementary Education

Kristina Hills Student Leaders at LC Director of Admissions, LC Parent 21’ & 26’ Each August, Lowell Catholic Seniors participate in the Summer Leader- Nicole P. Sharpe ship Institute. 33 Members of the Lowell Catholic Class of 2019 took part Director of Advancement in LC’s annual three-day retreat at Prindle Pond Conference Center in Lisa Porell Charlton, MA. There the students prepared for the leadership roles they Director of Finance, KH ’84, LC Parent ’12 & ’14 took on in the 2018-19 school year. Campus Minister, Mark Friedrich, coordinated the event and included exercises that facilitated bonding, Stephen Knight self-discovery and growing together as a class. Outdoors adventures such Director of Operations, LC Parent ’18 & ’21 as exploring the pond and participating in ropes course activities helped to engage the students while teaching vital leadership skills. Students in- Jack Fletcher volved in the retreat will play key roles in welcoming the freshman class Athletic Director to campus, assisting with the freshman and middle school retreats and serving in leadership roles throughout the year. 1

UPCOMING EVENTS A Message From Mr. Daniel Price Associate Principal of Elementary Education Greetings Lowell Catholic Alumni and Friends,

I am delighted to report that our 30th year as a school was one of growth and One of the areas of growth I was most development as the Lowell Catholic community witnessed the progress of our excited about in this past year at Low- newest campus building. Our school community experienced a year filled with ell Catholic is the implementation of a learning, growth and memories. The students and faculty have delighted in STEM course in our middle school stu- their daily work through interdisciplinary studies and hands-on STEM based dents‘ weekly schedule. Through the learning. program, students are engaged in pro- ducing original ideas, constructing The opportunities available to our Crusaders continue to evolve with engaging objects and engineering structures by programs and partnerships designed to reinforce classroom lessons. Nature’s incorporating concepts and skills from ON THE COVER Classroom, an off-site, overnight leadership experience fully engages our 5th science, technology, engineering, and & 6th grade students in activities that promote the importance of service and mathematics. The students have a great teamwork. Service trips to the Hogar Emmanuel Orphanage in the Dominican time using their minds and imagina- Republic educate our high school Spanish students on the importance of fund- tions while developing practical prob- raising, economic stimulation and community service. Immersion learning and lem solving skills. mentorship between elementary and high school students strengthen our com- Student Leaders at LC munity on a daily basis. The wonderful interactions in the hands- on lab environment of a STEM class pro- This year, we held several successful events such as Walk-A-Thon, Trunk-Or- vide students the opportunity to engage Treat, Laughs for LC, Founders Festival, the Bishop McNamara Gala and the their minds in creativity. Students de- Annual Golf Tournament. We look forward to seeing you at our future events! velop a unique set of skills and relish the opportunity to participate in multifaceted We are blessed as a community to feel the love and sense of belonging amongst problem solving. Being able to think on our school family. The spirit is strong here at Lowell Catholic and we are thank- their feet, collaborate with classmates, ful to have you as part of our community. and present original ideas will serve them well in all aspects of their academic and professional career.

Maryellen DeMarco Lowell Catholic Head of School 2 30 ways We Love Lowell Catholic

3 30 ways We Love Lowell Catholic

4 5 6 Staff at LC initialled and wrote reflections on rocks that were poured in to the foundation of the new building. High school students signed the “I beam” that supports the entrance to the foyer. These simple details recognize that the school belongs to the students and is built on a solid foundation of dedicated faculty and staff.

Lowell Catholic’s current capital campaign to support our new academic building needs you! Lowell Catholic strives each day to bring out the giftedness of its students. Our students are able to discover who they are and build their resume and character for their future endeavors. As a member of the Lowell Catholic parent family, you were able to witness first hand your student’s positive growth and success. In order to continue to be the school of choice for families from throughout the Merrimack Valley, we look to you for help. As a member of the Lowell Catholic family, your support is critical to the success of this campaign. We invite you to join fellow Leadership Circle parents by making a minimum donation of Parent $2,500, which can be pledged over time. LEADERSHIP CIRCLE All Parent Leadership Circle donors will be recognized on our perpetual plaque, which will be prominently displayed in the new academic building. As a member of this leadership circle, you will be invited to our yearly social event that will keep you informed of LC initiatives and allow you to participate in events and commit- tees that interest you. To learn more, visit www.lowellcatholic.org/parent, or call Nicole Sharpe at 978-452-1794, ext 136. Please join fellow Lowell Catholic parents 7 and invest in LC’s future by creating a lasting legacy! IN WITH THE NEW The mild winter weather through mid systems and energy efficient lighting. restored back in to a chapel. Keith January allowed the construction The attention to detail continues into Academy Alum and Project Manag- crew to complete the roofing portion the classroom spaces, Dr. Chowd- er for the new building, Gerry Foley, of the new building before any major hury, Science Department Chair, is noted that the new dining hall will al- snow fell in Lowell. Throughout the most excited about the new physics low the school to reinvent the former month of January, masons worked lab, “The opportunities the new space cafeteria space. The space includes diligently on the new building’s exteri- will provide for our students will al- a designated Band Room as well as or completing one side per week with low so many more creative hands-on a new Art Room that will welcome construction proceeding at a pace demonstrations and experiments,” more natural light and a larger work slightly ahead of schedule. she said. The open industrial space area. Renovations to the exterior and features metal tracking from the bar landscape of the campus took place In the spring months, Charters Broth- joists to maneuver experiments of ki- this past summer. A new parking area ers installed several high efficien- netic energy and more. has been created allowing for a quar- cy and state of the art systems that ter mile track space that can be used are not only economically respon- As the LC community expanded into for gym classes and athletic teams. sible, but environmentally friendly. the new modern space over the sum- The area between Legacy Hall and Thoughtful consideration for conser- mer, several additional changes have McNamara Hall has been reinvigorat- vation initiatives has been used in taken place across campus. To hon- ed as green space and designated for the material selection for the building, or traditions of the past, the school’s future events on campus. from solar panels to energy recovery media center in Legacy Hall will be

8 Positive Partnerships at LC

Lowell Catholic consistently strives to offer unique academic opportunities. Hands-on service based learning is accomplished through engaging with off campus partnerships, developing field studies and encouraging community service learning.

COLLEGE PARTNERSHIPS The Guidance Department and School Administrators at Lowell Catholic work diligently to expand academic offerings and opportunities for LC students. By partner- ing with local colleges including Middlesex Community College and UMass Lowell, students are able to explore future ambitions through college level dual enrollment courses. As these partnerships mature, LC now offers courses for college level credits as part of its curriculum.

SENIOR SERVICE As part of the Community Service Learning Program, graduating seniors are given a week-long opportunity to explore professional development through placement at local organizations. During Senior Service Week, students work a 40 hour professional work week by volunteering and building community partnerships. Lowell Catholic’s Community Service Learning Program requires a minimum of 100 service hours from each LC graduate. Annually, the senior class completes over 5000 hours of community service beginning freshman year right up through graduation. The service hours they perform not only contributes greatly to our surrounding community but also fos- ters a culture of service that will continue to develop beyond high school.

WINTER INTERSESSION 2018-2019 marked the first year Lowell Catholic implemented the Winter Intersession Program. By moving mid-terms before the holiday break, several enrichment opportunities and off-campus field trips were able to be scheduled with little interruption to the students’ regular courses. 8th grade students traveled to MIT to experience hands-on problem-solving in a laboratory setting. The Senior Leadership Program conducted middle school retreats while the sophomore and junior classes also participated in retreats on campus. Science students traveled to the Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History & Innovation at Mass General Hospital as well as to Organix Chem- istry Laboratories. 9 LC: A Global View

Neath Alberto Lynn Jack Sopheak Neath Ouk - Cambodia Lynn (Ryn) Kobayashi - Japan At home in Cambodia, Neath attended an internation- After attending a local public school for a year, Lynn al school with an English Language immersion pro- developed a love for the area and teaching style in gram with half of her courses conducted in English America. Lynn transferred to LC to continue her edu- and the other half in her native Khmer. Her command cation and complete her high school degree. She was of the English language is impeccable which has attracted to the many events and activities LC offered helped her transition well as a student at LC. While its students. Lynn shared that she misses her family in at LC, Neath resides with her aunt and uncle in Low- Japan and admits it was hard to start a new life in a for- ell, a community with the second largest population eign country, she notes, “This experience has taught of Cambodians in the country. Cambodian business- me the importance of always being thankful for the es and restaurants abound allowing her to enjoy the people who support me.” Lynn plans to return to Japan food and culture of home, especially her favorite local for college and feels blessed to have had access to delicacy, the infamous odiferous durian fruit. Neath different styles of education. She added “I feel that the has witnessed the growth of the International Pro- American academic experience, independent respon- gram at LC with the development of the International sibility of personal choices and warmth of character at Buddy Program which places emphasis on making LC coupled with the Japanese culture of a cohesive international students feel welcome and involved. classroom environment and respectful nature will be an asset to me as I plan to pursue an international ca- Alberto Santo - Italy reer promoting global peace efforts.” Alberto Santo, a self-proclaimed shy student has found a very comfortable home at LC. When asked Jack DeVita - International Buddy why he chose LC, he beams, “I love America!” and Jack DeVita, Class of 2019, has participated in the In- the sincerity is reflected in his ear to ear grin. In Italy, ternational Buddy Program for two years and has been he reports, that the school day is quite different. Stu- paired with students from South Korea and China. dents select a high school from one of three courses Growing up in a culturally diverse community, of study that they wish to pursue, Italian Language Jack thoroughly enjoys learning about other glob- Studies, Math & Science or General Education, chart- al perspectives. Jack shares one unique difference ing their career path from an early age. At home, Al- between Asian and American academics. “Students berto, who resides just outside of Venice, attended across Asia have extreme pride and extreme preci- an Italian Language Studies school with a shorter sion in their schooling. They study and present what school day but longer classes. In Italy, students at- they have learned in a way that doesn’t allow for mis- tend high school for 5 years, so after graduating from takes. In America, we learn from our mistakes and LC in the spring, Alberto plans to return home to fin- have been taught it is more important to participate ish his Italian high school degree. Currently, Alberto than to be accurate, to try hard and accuracy will in- along with another international student from China, crease over time.” Jack understands that being in a resides with a host family of an LC student. This past new school in a new country can be overwhelming, spring, Alberto enjoyed participating as a varsity ath- he adds, “I do my best to be welcoming and help lete in his favorite sport, tennis. He admits social in- students adjust to this new approach to schooling. LC teractions can be difficult but, finds the smaller class offers such a wide variety of clubs and sports which sizes, International Buddy Program and supportive makes it easier in helping our international students teachers, aid in the language barrier. Alberto hopes find a new community of friends and help them transition to pursue a career in business one day. to a mindset where it’s okay to try something new.” 10 STUDENT TEACHING LC OFFERS HANDS-ON LEARNING INTERNSHIPS

Educational internships at LC. There’s more than a new sidewalk connecting the LC campus from the high school to the elementary grades. As the interaction between the grades continues to evolve, high school students have found several opportunities on campus for hands-on learning through internship experiences.

While some high school students work with elementary crusaders through community service learning hours in the extended day care program, others, seeking a career in early childhood education, work alongside teachers learning about instruction, social-emotional development and curriculum planning. Like many other internship opportunities on campus, the teaching internship helps guide the student’s understanding of a certain career path and helps students make informed decisions about the selection of college programing in the years ahead.

11 Love For Literacy STUDENTS FIND GROWTH THROUGH SPECIALIZED LEARNING AND CURRICULUM CONTINUITY

LC is fostering a love for literature gram based on phonological-coding from the earliest age of ABC’s through research. “This program is the early Associate Principal, Dan Price, re- teaching accelerated literary con- childhood ‘gold standard’ of literacy. flects on the importance of reading, cepts. Classroom curriculum, inde- LC’s Preschool through second grade “I find that when I can stop myself for pendent testing, teacher training and teachers have had extensive training even twenty minutes from the daily community involvement help support at Wilson’s headquarters in Oxford, grind and read - actually make time the school’s efforts and encourage MA.” Remarked Assistant Principal, - it makes a world of difference in my not only an academic competency Dan Price. The training encourages week.” He also noted that his favor- level, but also a sincere commitment teachers to maintain a perpetual as- ite story to read to his own children to learning, love of the printed word sessment of students throughout the is Stick Kid, by Peter Holwitz, a sto- and respect for the tradition of sto- year, evaluating both classroom work ry that illustrates beautifully how fast rytelling. Maryellen DeMarco, LC’s and standardized testing. The past families grow up and go through the Head of School, frequently remarks, three years have shown a consistent childhood experiences that so rapid- that “before 4th grade, children learn upward trend in test scores across ly lead to adulthood. Where the Wild to read and after 4th grade, they read grade levels at Lowell Catholic. Things Are and The Hobbit were his to learn.” For this reason a strong own favorite childhood stories. emphasis on developing a compre- Handwriting without tears also gives hensive reading program has been students a multi-sensory introduction integral to the curriculum at our Ele- to learning how to make legible and mentary division. fluent handwriting a natural and au- tomatic skill. “These programs have In the classroom, LC’s passionate proven their value to our students and and invested teachers have stock- the constant growth in their scores piled collections of developmentally reflects that students are achieving appropriate reading materials for academic success at an early age” he students in every grade. “They’re added. never too old for picture books,” says 5th grade Language Arts teacher, In addition to the rigorous academic Of the program, Mr. Price remarked, Andrea Cooke. Many are written for reading and writing curriculum, LC “What I hope LC students experi- adults to read and, often, they discov- is fostering a community of readers ence here is an authentic learning er new vocabulary they may not have by building excitement around read- environment where they simply thrive encountered, even in chapter books. ing activities on campus. Younger through developing reading, writing students enjoy their favorite stories and speaking skills. I strongly encour- Lowell Catholic’s curriculum incor- read to them by special guest mys- age them to be critical consumers of porates The Journeys Program for tery readers like administrators and reliable sources and not to believe Literacy, Handwriting without Tears, parents. During “Book Buddy” days everything they see on the internet. I The Wilson Reading Program and older students partner with younger want them to be able to take owner- Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) students. During Catholic Schools ship of their finished academic prod- to best develop students reading, Week a “Drop Everything and Read” uct so that, when they are presenting writing and comprehension skills. events encourages a love of stories to an audience, they are delivering at The Journeys Program focuses on in the classroom and each spring a an appropriate maturity level, speak- developing reading comprehension Dr. Seuss Magic Show sparks imag- ing confidently from a place of under- and vocabulary. To compliment the inations, both young and old. Even standing and comprehension and are Journeys Program, LC’s elementa- teachers and staff are included in feeling loved, supported and comfort- ry school teachers utilize the Wilson LC’s SSR program as literacy is en- able doing so.” 12 Reading Program, a structured, pro- couraged campus wide. CRUSADER

A Jr. Crusader Girls Teams TH Score Big in the EAA League L LC Wins EAA Girls Fall Soccer Championship E The Crusaders Girls Soccer team completed their season with a record of 6-1-1, earning them 2nd place in the EAA Girls Soccer Division. The Crusaders defeated T Innovation Academy Charter School and the Collegiate Charter School of Lowell IC to capture the EAA Championship. LC Cheerleading Places Second in the EAA S ATHLETICS The Crusaders Girls placed Second at the EAA invitational held at Lowell High.

LC Wins EAA Girls Spring Track Championship The Crusaders Girls track team completed their undefeated spring season and cap- tured the EAA Championship title at the league meet held at Innovation Academy. EAA

13 Running away with the title

Much like the success of Lowell Cath- olic’s 2002 boys’ cross country team, the accomplishments of the 2018 team were an unexpected triumph.

Back in 2002, LC was still waiting for a league title. In the fall of that year, boys’ cross country would become the Prior to the start of the 2018 season, first athletic team in the school’s his- Coach Paul Poisson was concerned CRUSADER tory to boast an undefeated, league that he wouldn’t have enough boys championship season, going 8-0 in to make a complete team. Those the Catholic Central League, Division concerns vanished when 18 boys II, thanks in part to outstanding per- signed up. Then, when the team formances by brothers Tom (’03) and swept their first meet against Pope Justin Deveau (’06). The duo placed John, Matignon, St. Joe’s, and No- first and second, respectively, at the tre Dame, Poisson realized just how CCL Championships with times of much talent he had on his young 18:00 and 18:44 on Franklin Park’s team, which was comprised almost 3.1 mile course. Tom was undefeat- entirely of freshmen and sophomores. ed through the regular season and was named the CCL’s 2002 Division As the 2018 season continued, they II Runner of the Year. The following defeated powerhouses like Austin week, Tom placed 20th at the State Prep, Arlington Catholic, Archbishop Division Championships, clocking a Williams, St. Mary’s, Bishop Fen- PR of 17:53 at Franklin Park to cap a wick, and Cardinal Spellman to go memorable season. undefeated in the Catholic Central League, ending a 16-year champion- “Tom and Justin didn’t do it all alone, ship drought and becoming only the though” notes team coach, Colleen second boys’ cross country team in Tully. “We had a great group of boys the school’s history to win the league ATHLETICS with terrific attitudes that year. Not title. every kid on the team could finish At the 2018 CCL Championships at in the top seven, but everyone on Franklin Park in Boston, LC’s boys that team came to work hard day took first place behind the strong ef-

CROSS COUNTRY in and day out. Every single one of forts of freshmen Sean O’Keefe, who them helped to earn that league ti- took fifth with a time of 18:26, and tle with their unwavering school Braden Boucher, who ran 18:52 to spirit and dedication to the team.” place eighth on the 3.1-mile course. LC finished up the 2018 season at the MIAA State Division Championships in Wrentham, where O’Keefe was 22nd with a time of 18:08.

14 Congratulations Class of 2019

Last spring, Lowell Catholic Trustee, student leader. A well rounded student, Fr. John W. Hanley, OMI, lead the 30th she not only excelled academically, commencement exercise invocation. graduating magna cum laude, she was The assemblage was then treated to currently attending Quinnipiac University a three season athlete throughout her the angelic voice of 2019 graduate Al- as a nursing major. high school career. Emily now attends lison Newey, as she sang the Nation- the University of New England. al Anthem. Following her solo, Allison The Salutatorian for the Class of 2019 was joined by fellow classmates Caleb was Caleb Craig. While attending LC, The St. Francis of Assisi Award was Craig, Neath Uy, Olivia Williams, and Caleb was an enthusiastic and engaged presented to Jaclyn Coppinger. Each Alice Zhou along with several faculty learner. Whether on stage with the LC year the honor of this award has been members, including Danny Mainardi as Players or leading a Get Real event, he bestowed upon a graduating senior they sang the school song, Treasured brought a sense of energy and passion who epitomizes the values of Lowell Ties. The school’s Alma Mater song to all of his academic and co-curricular Catholic and the spirit of St. Francis of was lovingly written by former Vice Prin- activities. Caleb is currently pursuing Assisi. During her high school years, cipal, Gary Hart and former Theology a degree in journalism at Emerson Jacklyn served as a mentor, a Student Teacher, Patrick Coopman. College. Ambassador, and the Vice President of her class (for all four years). She was The Valedictorian for the Class of 2019 The Saint Francis Xavier Award was involved in athletics participating on the was delivered by Kimberly Janeczko. awarded to Emily Jussaume. Emily was tennis, soccer, and swimming teams. Whether in the classroom or supporting recognized for her ability to live by the Jaclyn was also active in many co-cur- a school event, Kimberly approached five Xaverian Charisms; trust, humility, ricular clubs and activities that included all facets of her high school career simplicity, compassion and zeal. Emi- being a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored with complete dedication, passion, and ly’s involvement in the Student Leader- Schools representative, attending the enthusiasm. Kim graduated Summa ship Institute, Crusaders in Action, and Senior Leadership Institute, being a Cum Laude with a GPA of 4.51. She is Teaching Internship, made her a strong National Honor Society member, and participating on the Mock Trial Team. 15 Jaclyn currently attends Providence Patricia Adesanya - Bryant University* Marek MacDonald - UMass Lowell College, where she majors in English Jiale Bao - Oregon State University Samuel Mailloux - Northern Essex Community College and Secondary Education. Sydney Blades - Merrimack College* Shane McCarthy - Nichols College* Caroline Bond - Regis College* Margaret McGovern - University of New England* Jessica Brewster - Merrimack College* Tristan Melo - Middlesex Community College Mr. Gerry Foley, a graduate of St. Michael Brogdon - Fitchburg State University Jordyn Morey - Saint Michael’s College* Margaret School and a member of Liam Brouillette - UMass Lowell Hannah Morine - Regis College* the last graduating class of Keith Amanda Bursey - Endicott College* Jessica Newey - University of New Hampshire* Academy, earned the honorary diplo- Jatin Bussa - UMass Amherst Allison Newey - Keene State College* ma for the Class of 2019. Gerry was Hyung Woo Byun - Chinese University of Hong Kong Morgan Ngossorr - Middlesex Community College raised in the Highlands neighborhood Megan Cabral - Salem State University* Karen Nguyen - Mass College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences* Karlee Calavritinos - UMass Amherst Elizabeth O’Driscoll - Southern New Hampshire University of Lowell with his seven brothers and Michael Canney - Bridgton Academy* Kyre Ou - Suffolk University* sisters. As a child, he showed a gift for Jacqueline Casanova - Middlesex Community College Sopheak Neath Ouk - Mass College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences* music, studying classical piano and MaryCate Cassidy - Sacred Heart University* Shubham Oza - Southern New Hampshire University* participating in piano competitions. Chongjie Chen - UMass Boston Thomas Payne - Vermont Technical College In 1994 Gerry founded Belanger Truc Chenh - Clark University* Ashley Pelletier - Quinnipiac University* and Foley, an architectural firm re- Deon Chidarikire - Southern New Hampshire University Julia Prestipino - Syracuse University* sponsible for many prominent design Leah Conway - Middlesex Community College Enzo Ramirez - Lasell College* Jaclyn Coppinger - Providence College Wesley Reller - College of the Holy Cross* projects including, Lowell Catholic’s Justin Cote - UMass Lowell Brenna Riley - Worcester State University Keith Gymnasium and McNamara Caleb Craig - Emerson College* L.Christian Ruggiero - Wentworth Institute of Technology* Hall, the Tyngsboro Town Hall and Kyle DeRoma - Worcester Polytechnic Institute* Christopher Sannella - Merrimack College Library and the Dunstable Free Pub- Jack DeVita - Wentworth Institute of Technology* Alberto Santel - Continuing his education in Italy lic Library. After merging his compa- Edoardo DiCarlo - Continuing his education in Italy Peter Sawyer - University of New England* ny with Watermark, Gerry became Zihuan Ding - Oregon State University Nathaniel Sayer - Mass Maritime Academy Congratulations Connor Doherty - Playing Junior Hockey Tyler Scales - Connecticut School of Broadcasting project manager for Lowell Catholic’s Jacopo Donnini - Continuing his studies in Italy Dominique Silva - Southern New Hampshire University newest construction project. During Alison Dresser - University of New England* Nathan Silvia - Merrimack College* his time at LC, Gerry became deeply Declan Dunbar - Assumption College* Owen Skrekas - UMass Lowell* immersed in the fabric of our commu- Helen Early - Regis College* Calvin Soucy - UMass Lowell* nity by mentoring students, coaching Carley Feingold - Bridgewater State University Max Stever - UMass Lowell track, playing in the school band, Maeve Fenlon - Quinnipiac University* Julia Thompson - Middlesex Community College and supporting the science curricu- Joshua Fiorentino - UMass Amherst* Katelyn Tourigny - Merrimack College* Madeleine Garneau - The College of New Jersey* Sueling Ung - UMass Lowell lum. His enthusiasm, work ethic and Allison Gaudreau - UMass Boston* Sahak Uy - University of California, Irvine integrity have been an inspiration to Sarah Gibelli - Middlesex Community College Olivia Williams - University of Rhode Island* our students. James Giblin - Middlesex Community College Tyler Windt - Entering the workforce in the security field Cassidy Gilbride - Worcester State University Anastasia Wood - Benedictine College* The Class of 2019 completed a total Elizabeth Gilbride - University of Rochester* Jialin Yu - Boston University of 16,850 hours of service as part of David Gill - Northern Essex Community College Zehang Yu - Pennsylvania State University Lowell Catholic’s Community Ser- Colin Gleason - University of New England* Youyang Zeng - UMass Boston Alexander Graves - Assumption College* Haonan Zhang - UMass Lowell vice Learning Program. 35 graduates Dereck Hall - UMass Amherst Alice Zhou - UMass Lowell completed more than 180 hours of Jameson Harrower - Louisiana State University* Katherine Zubricki - University of New Hampshire service, earning a commendation in Olivia Hebert - UMass Lowell* Community Service Learning. Nathan Houde - Southern New Hampshire University* * Denotes scholarship Joseph Infantino - Middlesex Community College Part of Lowell Catholic’s mission is to Christos Ioannidis - Bentley University provide quality education to students Kimberly Janeczko - Quinnipiac University* Each member of the Cass of 2019 remembered their Kylee Jedraszek - University of New Hampshire* beloved classmate Jared Harris, by marking his initials of diverse academic backgrounds. Emily Jussaume - University of New England* inside of their mortarboard with a single red heart. Lowell Catholic strives to ensure that Bryan Klobucher - Fitchburg State University all students have the opportunity to Rin Kobayashi - Plans to continue education in Japan continue their education at the next Chansotha Kong - UMass Lowell level and are pleased to announce Alex Laferriere - Saint Joseph’s College-Maine* that 100% of the members of the Matthew Larson - Eckerd College* Class of 2019, that applied to col- Cassandra Laurin - Middlesex Community College Andrew Lefebvre - Middlesex Community College leges, universities and post-second- Zhaoguo Liang - Syracuse University ary institutions were accepted. HaoHan Ma - Arizona State University The administration, faculty and staff wishes the Class of 2019 the best on all of their future endeavors and congratulates them on all of their achievements.

Page 15 Top - Class of 2019 Left/top - Kimberly Janeczko, Valedictorian Right/top - Caleb Craig, Salutatorian Left/bottom - Jaclyn Coppinger & Emily Jussaume, award recipients

Page 16 16 Left - Gerry Foley, Honorary member of the class of 2019 Right - Laura Dupre, 2019’s honoree for yearbook dedication

elementary Milestones

Right: LC Kindergarten class of 2019. Center-Left: Students at Nature’s Class- room celebrate the 4 C’s: commitment, communication, care and coopera- tion. Center-Right: LC 5th & 6th graders brave the cold for outdoor learning at Nature’s Classroom in Hancook, NH. Below: LC’s 8th grade class travels to Washington, DC.

17 St. Joseph studentsoutside ofLowell CityHall

2 018 - 2 019 ALUMNI REPORT 18 LOWELL CATHOLIC CLASS OF 2009 Cara Haley CLASS OF 1994 is currently employed as a Digital Kerrianne Mello Content Specialist for the MarCom is married with three children and cur- department at the Wentworth Institute of rently works as the Informatics Nurse at Technology. Tewksbury Hospital for the Department of Public Health. Kerrianne previously worked as a Microbiologist in the area Elizabeth Friedrich of infectious disease research focusing graduated from UMass Lowell earning on malaria vaccines and protective mea- her degree in Psychology. She is em- sures for various branches of the military. ployed as an Assistant Activities Director at Benchmark Assisted Living, Billerica CLASS OF 1998 Crossing. Adam Folta CLASS OF 2010 resides in Durham NC and is the Wake Sarah Friedrich graduated from Life University in Superintendent. Marietta, GA earning her Doctorate of

an Animal Chiropractor and is employed at West Chiropractics and Associates in Gainesville, TX.

Brianna E. Duarte graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors Degree in Nursing from the University of Tampa and received the Academic Award for graduating top of CLASS OF 2005 the 2018 Nursing Class. Brianna lives Mike Battcock in Florida and works at Johns Hopkins welcomed identical twins, Michael Mar- All Children’s Hospital as an Operating tin Battcock IV and Benjamin Lawrence Battcock, born December 21, 2018. dream of helping and working with children.

CLASS OF 2011 CLASS OF 2015 Dara (Pete) Svay John Bigelow opened the 978 Cafe in March of 2019. an electrical engineering major, was The eatery, located in Dracut MA, named to the Dean’s List for the spring features a variety of smoothies and other 2019 semester at Clarkson University. local fare. Cultivating his dream of entre- preneurship while at LC, Svay’s advice Spencer Berube to young entrepreneurs is to simply “go graduated from Southern NH University after your vision”. with a degree in Business Administration CLASS OF 2008 and also made the Dean’s list. MaryRose Mazzola married Mark Blakeney on July 28th, CLASS OF 2014 Carly Gill 2018 at the Popponesset Inn on Cape Garrett Barnes was named to the dean’s list at James Cod. Meaghan Mazzola ‘11 was Maid received his Bachelors in Accounting Madison University for the spring 2019 of Honor and Jamie Pestana ‘08 was from the University of New Hampshire. semester and graduated this spring. among the bridesmaids. MaryRose He is currently enrolled in the UNH successfully ran State Senator Barry Masters Program and will be teaching Katherine Nguyen Finegold’s campaign and will serve as Survey of Accounting at UNH during the graduated from Colby-Sawyer with a CSS NOTS his Chief of Staff in the new legislative spring semester. Garrett has accepted B.S. in exercise science. session. MaryRose lives in Boston with a position in the Commercial Tax area of her husband and French Bulldog, Elsie Ernst & Young (EY), upon graduation. Cosette Scott and is currently pursuing her law degree graduated from Roger Williams Universi- at Northeastern University School of ty with a B.S. in Marine Biology and was Law. named to the Dean’s List. 19 CLASS OF 2016 Hunter Berube KEITH HALL Jahvon Fox was named to the Dean’s List at Suffolk CLASS OF 1968 of Pelham, NH has been named to The University. Barbara Droll University of Hartford Dean’s List for is happily retired after several years of Spring 2019. Andrea DiCiaccio teaching and currently volunteers at a of Tewksbury, was inducted into the Eta local elementary school. Barbara looks Jeffrey Horton Sigma Phi Classics Honor Society at back at her days at Keith Hall and fondly of Tewksbury, MA, has been named to Assumption College. remembers being the leading lady in her the Plymouth State University Dean’s senior class play. List for the Spring 2019 semester. SAINT JOSEPH CLASS OF 1967 Joe Dunn established Perfect Impressions Pho- tography in 1985 photographing over 1000 weddings and countless family and Andrius Kulbis-Marino individual portraits. Served as council joined Albany (N.Y.) Academy as a person on the board for the Professional post-graduate this past winter where Photographers Assoc. of MA and New Nathan Perez he continues his hockey path with a England, eventually becoming President enjoyed a recent trip to Iceland. He is team-leading 12 points in 14 games. An- of both. Joe received his professional enrolled at Providence College and drius played a season of junior hockey certification and was awarded the titles of recently studied abroad in Prague. before moving to Sacred Heart. Master of Photography and Photographic Craftsman from the Professional Photog- John Wrobel raphers of America. of Londonderry, NH, has been named to KEITH ACADEMY the Plymouth State University Presi- dent’s List for the Spring 2019 semester.

CLASS OF 2017 Matthew Owens sophomore criminal justice major of Dra- cut was recognized and inducted into the Zeta Alpha Phi honor society at Nichols College and was named to the Dean’s High Honor list.

CLASS OF 1950 CLASS AGENTS Harris Varnum Interested in becoming a class agent? Norm Carroll named to Dean’s List at Coastal Carolina Please contact Ms. Robbie Barnes at recently shared that he studied seven University [email protected] for details. years to be a Graymoor priest followed by four years studying to become a chiropractic physician. He became a deacon in 1979; toured the country preaching at 200 parish retreats for 16 CLASS NOTES years, obtained a Doctorate of Ministry in Do you have exciting news to share? CLASS OF 2018 1994; published 2 books on spirituality, Please let us know. Submit your class Jacqueline Andrews currently working on a third. Favorite KA notes online at: a nursing major, was one of 12 students Memory:Travelling to Boston with Br. www.lowellcatholic.org/classnotes selected to participate in Colby-Sawyer Barry CFX to participate in a New En- College’s Emerging Leaders Program. gland oratory contest. Most inspirational The program helps students develop teacher: Br. Vincentius CFX. their leadership potential through workshops and experiential learning CLASS REUNIONS opportunities that lay the foundation for CLASS OF 1968 Is your graduating class planning a students to become confident, aware Charlie Donahue reunion? If so, please share photos and engaged leaders. She has also is happy to report that the “50 year re- and stories with crusader@lowellcath- been named to the Dean’s List for spring union was a terrific success. I’m excited olic.org. Announcements can be made 2019 at Colby-Sawyer about the 100th. See ya there…”. online about your event by contacting [email protected]. 20 Lowell Catholic Dr. Mario Aste * Former Board Member Valquirio Nazare Carvalho ’92 Saint Patrick Brian D. Daigle ’95 Dorothy M. (Boland) Boucher ‘57 Craig Maxfield ’13 Ann Marie (Daley) Byrne ’45 Sister Eleanor St. John “Gracie” Harkins Keith Academy Francis X. Barrett ‘44 Saint Louis Academy Patrick Barry Burns Evelyn A. Crocker Rev. Edward (Ned) G. Carroll Linda A. (Chaisson) O’Neil Joseph Connolly Liliane Gagnon Paul G. Creegan ’55 Denise B. Grady Rev. Paul Robert DeGrandis Alice L. (Lessard) Butler Robert B. Duffy ‘58 Pauline M. (Lussier) Dubois Major David J. Fitzgerald (Ret.) ’54 Rita (St. Onge) Underwood Martin Stephen Fleming ‘69 Pauline M. Vachon Robert J. (“Bob”) Ganley Gerald William Giles Saint Joseph Attorney Robert F. Kierce ‘49 Louis Joseph Caron William Michael Krowchun Rose-Marie R. Corradino ’68 Richard F. “Rich” Mahoney ‘68 Norman E. Ducharme Leo A. Moisan Pearl T. (Dupuis) Beauchesne Harold F. Neville Jr. ‘54 Sister Pauline Marie Gagné s.c.o* Teacher Frank E. Nobrega Diane Renee (Gendreau) Wholey Edward J. Sheehan Mary Ann Graham ‘75 Gilbert E. Sousa Mrs. Madeline M. (Labrecque) Beaudoin Rita T. Lacourse Keith Hall Sister Therese Martin *Teacher Barbara Ann (Archibald) McKone ’48 Therese J. Pageau Mary Jane (Bakey) Milinazzo Claire V. Plourde LauraLee “LouLou” (Bartos) Comtois Charles L. (Reardon) Wells ’56 Patricia Raye (Bell) Dubois ’67 James M. Rowbotham Elizabeth Bohenko Therese (Terry) Dery Elixabeth A. (Dempsey) St. Peter ’56 Pauline B. Tremblay ’41 Dorothy E. “Dot” (Dixon) Armstrong Armand J. Vincent Elizabeth “Betty” (Harrington) Guthrie Pauline C. Wagner Sharon A. McArdle ’67 Elizabeth C. “Betty” Nelligan ‘48 Mary Ellen Normandin Jeannette M. Reidt Miriam C. (Sheahan) Sullivan Alumni who have passed during Anne F. (Sugden) Cohn ’75 our 2018-2019 school year from Amanda (Zananiri) Louh ’85 July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 are listed above, alphabetically, by

IN MEMORIAM maiden name. Please keep them, their classmates and and their families in your prayers.

21 Brick by Brick Fulfilling the Legacy

As we celebrate our 30th year, we invite you to become part of our history and support the Fulfilling the Legacy Capital campaign by purchasing a personalized, engraved brick. This Campaign has directly benefited the construction and development of our new, state of the art academic building. Your brick will line the walkway of our new building and will be seen by generations of Crusaders.

All proceeds support the construc- Sponsor a brick and have it engraved to your specifications. You tion and completion of our new build- can choose from two different levels of giving. Honor a gradu- ing which accommodates additional ate by imprinting your brick with a name and class year, inscribe classrooms, science laboratories, an it as a gift for a favorite teacher or coach, or memorialize a loved expanded dining facility, and a state-of one. With your support, Lowell Catholic can continue serving the the art Learning Commons. Merrimack Valley as a beacon of quality, affordable Catholic education. Help us pave the way as we embark on this exciting new chapter.

To learn more, visit www.lowellcatholic.org/brick or call Nicole Sharpe at 978-452-1794, ext 136.

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□ Check # ______$______enclosed (Checks should be payable to Lowell Catholic) □ Online Payment Confirmation ______22 Please return this form to: Lowell Catholic | Advancement | 530 Stevens Street, Lowell, MA 01851 The 2018 Hall of Fame Lowell Catholic hosted the 2018 Athletic Hall Catholic Central League All-Star, Lowell Sun of Fame Banquet at Lenzi’s in Dracut. The in- All-Star, Catholic Central League Player of ductees were as follows: the Year, Boston Globe All-Star Scholastic Team, and Boston Globe Division IV Player 2020 Hall of Fame Michael P. Emond, Saint Joseph High School, of the Year in Baseball. Class of 1964, Basketball Team Captain, was Nominations for Lowell Catholic’s Sixth the 5th leading city scorer as a junior and city Bob O’Neil, Keith Academy, Class of 1970, Annual Athletic Hall of Fame in Fall scoring champion as a senior. holds the school record in track with running 2020 are currently being accepted. If an impressive 220. In addition to being the you would like to submit a nomination, Jack Ford, Keith Academy, Class of 1962, first Keith Academy athlete to win a New En- please do so by visiting: was a three year football starter and two year gland Championship, he was the 220 Catho- Captain. He was an All Conference team lic Conference Meet Champion, State Cham- www.lowellcatholic.org/halloffame member and Catholic Conference All-Star pion, All-State Meet Champion and along with earning an athletic scholarship to Merrimack his team, won the Class C & D State Indoor Forms can be submitted to Athletic College. Jack went on to coach football and 880 Relay. Director, Jack Fletcher, Lowell Catholic, basketball for many years in New Hampshire. 530 Stevens St. in Lowell, MA 01851. Chelsea Rafferty, Lowell Catholic, Class of Jack Hassett, Keith Academy, Class of 1968, 2010, is LC’s second leading basketball scor- The purpose of the “Hall of Fame” is to was a golf team champion all four years of er in the history of the school and a member recognize the outstanding individuals high school and won the state championship of the 1000 Points Club. She was the team who have made a significant contribu- his junior and senior year. Jack was the City MVP and captain her junior and senior year, tiuon in the field of athletics as a par- of Lowell Senior Champion in 2014. League MVP her junior year, League All-Star ticipant, coach or administrator at Keith all four years and Boston Globe All Scholastic Academy, Keith Hall, Keith Catholic, Joe Kane, Keith Academy, Class of 1965, Player as a senior. Playing soccer as well, St. Louis Academy, St. Joseph High was a football Catholic League All-Star as a Chelsea started all four years, captained the School, St. Patrick High School, and junior and senior. He was named a Lowell team sophomore, junior and senior years, Lowell Catholic High School. Sun Charities All-Star and won the Most Loy- and was named to the All-Star team all four al Athlete Award his senior year. As a Base- years. No more than 7 inductees will be chosen ball Captain, he was named Catholic Confer- in any given year. Athlete candidates ence All-Star and City Batting Champion his The 2013 Lowell Catholic Baseball Team was must have been graduated from high senior year. inducted into the Hall of Fame for their 2013 school for a period of more than 5 Division IV North Sectional Finals Champion- years. Coaches, Contributors and Craig Maxfield, Lowell Catholic, Class of ship and their State Championship, earning Administrators must have served a 2013, was inducted into the Hall of Fame the first ever State Championship title for minimum term of 5 years. posthumously. Craig was awarded the 7th Lowell Catholic. Player Award in hockey, named team MVP, 23 2018- 2 019 ANNUAL REPORT 24 Legacy Fund

Alumni, family and friends of Lowell Catholic and our legacy schools have been the source of our continued growth this year. By helping to promote our mission of Catholic education and service to others, your contribu- tion ensures that students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds are able to attend Lowell Catholic. The Legacy Fund is the school’s greatest resource for financial aid and merit based scholarships. With sincere ap- preciation, we thank you for your generous contributions to the 2018-2019 Legacy Fund.

St. Francis Xavier Society Ms. Maureen Donohoe Cullen Mr. Robert Doherty Ms. Lorraine Primeau The Saint Francis Xavier Society was Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan (In memory of Sister Therese Dery SJ ‘58) founded when Lowell Catholic became Mr. Joseph J. Donnelly, Sr. Mr. James Furlong Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. a Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School. Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Doyle Mr. Charles Gaffney Ms. Susan Scannell and Mr. Kevin Fleming The Society, like those at other network (In memory of Mickey Sullivan) Ms. Ellen Gath (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) schools, acknowledges those who have Mr. Patrick Ford Ms. Colette Gifford Mr. Joseph Sergi made a major gift to Lowell Catholic in Ms. Karen Furtado Mr. Gerry Giles Joseph and Donna Smith the past academic year. The following Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman (In memory of Ralph Regis Giles KA ‘50) Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smolko donors have made a gift of $1,000 or Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marinella Mr. Jim Giles Mr. Timothy Stevens more in the past year. (In memory of Carl Marinella (In memory of Ralph Regis Giles KA ‘50) Ms. K. Eleanor Sullivan for the LC Band Program) Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gleason Mr. and Mrs. John J. Teague, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Picanso Ms. Ann Gorski Dr. George Thompson BISHOP CIRCLE: $5000+ Reverend Frank Silva Mr. Didrick Hall Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Walker, Sr. Ms. Helen Andrews Dr. Mark S. Umphrey II Reverend John W. Hanley OMI (In memory of Helen Powers Monahan KH ‘32) Ms. Karen Hansen The Aubert J. Fay Charitable Fund FRIENDS Mr. Mark Holmes Ms. Colette Bilodeau LEADERSHIP CLUB $250 - $499 Up to $99 Mr. Peter M. Hudelson Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Considine Mrs. Darryl Alexa Mr. Gary Hunt Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey David Ms. Claire T. Arakaki Iceberg Seafood, Co., Inc. Demoulas Foundation Ms. Maureen Dewey Ms. Tracy Baratham Int. Assoc. of Fire Fighters Local 853 Mr. David W. Donahue Mr. David Gill and Ms. Donna DiBella-Gill (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. David MacLaughlan (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. William Dunfey Ms. Eileen Berube Mr. Kevin McGuire Mr. John Janeczko Ms. Suzanne Blanchard Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Jr. Ms. Marjorie Keaney (In honor of Joseph J. Donnelly, Sr. KA ‘48) THEODORE JAMES RYKEN COUNCIL Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keyes Mr. Stanley Bocko $1000 - $2499 Mr. James Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Laviolette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boehm Mrs. Donna J. Hammar Baushke Washington Savings Bank Mr. Brian Leahey Dr. Dorothy Boisvert Mr. and Mrs. John Chemaly (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bolduc Mrs. Patricia Davidson CRUSADER $100 - $249 Mr. Raymond Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Mr. and Mrs. John F. Abraham Mr. Victor Lim Ms. Ann Casey Mark and Elisia Saab Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry Lowell Plan, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cassidy Mr. Kevin M. McCarron Mr. and Mrs. Philip O. Belanger (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. Edward Collins (Elementary School Scholarship Fund) Mr. Boyd P. Bertrand Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Masse Ms. Heidi D’Italia McGuire Family Foundation Ms. Claire Botelho Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Mayer Mr. William Daly Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Mr. David L. Brown, Sr. Ms. Michaelene O’Neill McCann Mr. and Mrs. Richard Desrochers Mrs. Joanne Yestramski Mr. Leo Bryand Mr. Thomas J. McGarr Mr. Joseph J. Donnelly, Jr. Mrs. Judith Burke Ms. Maureen McInerney (In honor of Joseph J. Donnelly, Sr. KA ‘48) PRINCIPALS CLUB Ms. Ann Marie Byrne Mr. M. Brian McMahon Ms. Susan Donnelly $500 - $999 (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. James L. Milinazzo (In honor of Joseph J. Donnelly, Sr. KA ‘48) Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brooks Mrs. Elizabeth Cassella (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dowling Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brouillette Mrs. Doris Cropper Mr. Russell Mitchell (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mrs. Susanne Cahill Mrs. Ann Cunha Mr. and Mrs. Tamir A. Moualem Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dube Mr. Leon Calitri Brother Brian Davis Atty. James H. Murray, Jr. Ms. Diane Dubois Prestipino Mr. and Mrs. William J. Collins Jr. Mr. Walter F. Dawson, Esq. Mr. Robert Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Durkin, Jr. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo DiCiaccio (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Ms. Barbara Farley Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. William Florence (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Ms. Suzanne Gauthier Ms. Donna Georges Mr. James Giglio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gleason Ms. Maureen Hancock Hannaford Mr. John C. Hart (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. Christopher Herrick Mr. G. David Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Keegan Mr. and Mrs. James A. Keenan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lemire Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Levasseur Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Lewis Deacon and Mrs. Barry Lloyd Mr. James MacLaughlan Mr. Henri Marchand (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. Brian J. Martin (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Massaro, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer Endowed Giving Mr. Peter Maynard Mr. and Mrs. John McAnespie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. McCormick Whether starting a new endowment or contributing to an existing one, Mr. Burr C. McCutcheon endowed gifts provide permanent income that is vital to future generations Ms. Karen McMahon of Crusaders. Lowell Catholic partners with the Greater Lowell Community Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McNamara Foundation and Enterprise Bank to assist in managing our endowments and to Mr. Peter Milinazzo ensure that these gifts will perpetually support the needs of the school. We (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) thank all of our sponsors for their gracious and charitable donations. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Moffett (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moriarty Ms. Mary Murphy-Porkola Ms. Lynne Nelson (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Neville Mr. and Mrs. William Nickles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Owens Mr. Charles Pappaconstantinou Ms. Margaret Purtell Walter L. Armstrong, Sr. Frances A. Keegan Charles & Margaret Loucraft Mr. and Mrs. John P. Quinn, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund Girls Athletics Fund Keith Alumni Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Established by Enterprise Bank in memory Named for Frances A. Keegan KH ’54 and for- This fund honors the dedication of Mr. Charles (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) of beloved business and civic leader, Wally mer Athletic Director of LC. This fund supports Loucraft KA ’52 and his wife Mrs. Margaret Ms. M. Elinor Rafferty Armstrong KA ’54 to benefit LC students. the female athletics program at Lowell Catholic. Loucraft KH ’55 to both Lowell Catholic and Ms. Frances L. Rega Awarded to: Isaiah J. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James DeMarco the Keith Alumni Association. The scholarship Mr. Todd Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Armstrong Mr. Brenden Keegan is presented to students whose parents or Ms. Donna Rogers LBK Transportation Co., Inc. grandparents attended Keith Academy, Keith (In memory of Mary Jane Milinazzo) Thomas S. Deveau Mr. and Mrs. Stephen O’Keefe Hall or Keith Catholic. Mr. Robert Rudolph Ms. Mamawa Sannoh Memorial Scholarship Awarded to: Ashlyn Sheehy Ms. Virginia Sartanowicz Established by the family of Thomas Deveau Keypoint Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cigliano Ms. Mary Jo Savini LC ‘03 in his memory, this scholarship is Established by the Keypoint Law Group and Brother Daniel Cremin Mr. Dennis Scannell awarded annually to a member of the Lowell Maduabuchi Family in memory of Mrs. Marceli- Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Mr. Robert Smith Catholic Cross Country Team. na Okafor, this scholarship is awarded annually Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turcotte Reverend Robert Soucy Awarded to: Samuel Ortega to a freshman student who demonstrates a Ms. Helena Strykowski Steve and Donna Deveau generous spirit and desire for self improvement Mr. and Mrs. John C. Taylor Awarded to: Yessenia Tavarez Ms. Susan Turgeon KeyPoint Law Group LLC Ms. Germaine Vigeant-Trudel Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Zagler 26 Mr. and Mrs. James Kraemer St. Joseph High School Mr. and Mrs. William Kelleher ENDOWED Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kroll Alumni Scholarship Fund Ms. Sarah Ann Kirane Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Levasseur The St. Joseph Fund, established by the Alumni Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leite Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Maxfield of St. Joseph High School, supports tuition Mr. and Mrs. Paul LoPilato Endowed Giving Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Maxfield based scholarships for Lowell Catholic students. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Millett CONTINUED Ms. Laurie McAnespie Awarded to: Ethan Fanning Ms. Judith Paladino Mr. and Mrs. Edward McGrath Ms. Mary Free Ms. Kara Pigeon Mr. Alfred Melendy (In memory of Mary Agnes (Whelton) Mc Ms. Marian Silk Mental Health Assoc. of Greater Lowell, Inc. Greevy, Anna Whelton, Helen E. Whelton, Mr. Daniel Tenczar PFC John Landry, Jr. Ms. Susan Mercado and Theresa Julia Whelton) Memorial Scholarship Fund Ms. Julia Mirras Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Metivier Henry Chemaly The Landry Scholarship is given annually to a Ms. Marie Ann Mulcahy (In memory of Priscilla Boudreau SJ ‘64) Memorial Scholarship member of the Junior Class who exemplifies the Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Nangle Established by John Chemaly in memory of traits of character, service and loyalty. PFC John Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Ogilvie Ashley St. Onge his father Henry Chemaly, this scholarship is Landry Jr. was a member of the Class of 2005 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ogilvie Memorial Scholarship awarded to students who have humbly served who sacrificed his life while serving his country Mr. and Mrs. Luis Pagan Created in memory of Ashley St. Onge LC ‘17, Lowell Catholic throughout their high school in Iraq on St. Patrick’s Day 2007. Mr. and Mrs. David J. Piermarini this scholarship is awarded to a member of the career. Awarded to: Ian Sullivan Ms. Marcia Reni Lowell Catholic senior class who is pursuing a Awarded to: Samya Perez Mr. and Mrs. William J. Collins Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Schermerhorn career in early childhood education or special Disabled American Veterans Edith Nourse Mr. Bill Spiller education. Donahue Family Scholarship Fund Rogers Chapter 25 Vinfen - Lowell Outpatient Clinic Awarded to: Leah Conway Established by Daniel Donahue, Joseph Dona- Ms. Regina Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William Fili hue, Richard Donahue and David Donahue, this Mr. Brenden Keegan Joan Porell Ms. Doris Horvath two-year scholarship is awarded each year to Local Heroes Memorial Nursing Scholarship Ms. Lisa Mazzone juniors and seniors from the City of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Paul C. Mayer Established in memory of Joan (Lynch) Porell Ms. Barbara McCarthy Awarded to: Keenan Rudy Phol Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. O’Connor KH ’49, this scholarship is awarded to a Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar H. Overberg and Robert Cielakie III Mr. and Mrs. Francis Picanso Catholic senior who is planning to become a Ms. Jennifer Sabbagh Mr. Edward Quinn nurse or related health care professional. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. St. Onge Mary Boutilier Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. Awarded to: Kim Janeczko Created through a bequest from Mary Boutilier, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Delillo Doris Lowrey Tereshko this scholarship provides college scholarships to Craig Maxfield Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hayes Memorial Scholarship eleven graduating seniors. Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell Mrs. Tereshko, a lifelong educator joyfully volun- Established by the family of Craig Maxfield LC teered, tutoring students in need of support ser- M. Brendan Fleming ‘13 in his memory, this scholarship is awarded Philip Riley Scholarship vices at St. Margaret School. The scholarship Memorial Scholarship annually to a student athlete. Established by Johanna Bohen Riley in memory is awarded annually to a student committed to This scholarship was established in 2016 in Awarded to: Drew Prindle of her husband Phil Riley KA ‘69, a well- known community service and the mission of Catholic memory of former City of Lowell Mayor and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Albert educator and track coach, this scholarship is education. Council Member, Mr. M. Brendan Fleming KA Cabot Risk Strategies LLC awarded annually to a member of the cross Awarded to: Ifeoma Ochijeh ’43, who was a long time advocate for Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caefer country team. and Janet Nganga Catholic having served on the Board and as Ms. Agnes Callery Awarded to: Sean O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. McKittrick a recipient of the Bishop John R. McNamara Mr. and Mrs. John Chase Ms. Johanna Bohen Riley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tereshko Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Christopher Award. Ms. Kathleen Connaughton Awarded to: Nicholas Lopez Fr. Edward L. Randall OMI Kathleen M. Sullivan Healthcare Ms. Linda Connolly Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Mr. Michael Cusack Bernice Fleming Established in memory of Father Edward L. Established in memory of Kathleen (Downing) Ms. Mary DeCaro Established in memory of Bernice Fleming, this Randall, O.M.I., this scholarship is awarded to Sullivan, KH ‘63 by her family, this scholarship Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco scholarship is presented annually to a student a student from Holy Family Parish. is awarded to students who intend to pursue a Dept. of Mental Health North East Area Office who demonstrates strong moral character and Awarded to: Collin Capistran degree in healthcare. Ms. Mary Dray academics. Ms. M. Shirley Silveria Awarded to: Alison Dresser Mr. John Flint Awarded to: Olivia Carbone and Kyle DeRoma Mr. and Mrs. William Florence Lois Sergi Memorial Fund Anonymous Mr. Ian Ford Mary Hogan Scholarship Fund Established in memory of beloved teacher and Ms. Sarah Bedard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gillette, Jr. Established in memory of Mary Hogan, this fund friend, Lois Sergi. Mr. Raymond Bergeron Ms. Cecile Gladding provides an annual scholarship to a student Awarded to: Michael DiBacco Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brangan Mr. Charles R. Goddard during his or her sophomore year. Ms. Patricia Clark-Nowoswiat Ms. Julie Gormley Awarded to: Monnavi Un Stephen S. Skaff Memorial Fund Ms. Catherine Cullen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Hebert Established in memory of beloved Varsity Ms. Brenda D’Amour Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johansson The McArdle Scholarship Fund Basketball Coach Steve Skaff, this scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donoghue Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Kaselis Formed through a bequest of the McArdle supports a student athlete with an affinity for Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Gilbreth Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keaney Estate, this scholarship is awarded to incoming math and science. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gower Ms. Marjorie Keaney freshmen attending Lowell Catholic. Awarded to: Antonia Mukiibi Mr. and Mrs. William Green Ms. Eleanor Kilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Puls Ms. Linda Hair-Sullivan Ms. Eileen Kirk Mrs. Lisa Skaff Ms. Heather Hasz

27 John J. Nangle Service Scholarship Established in memory of John J. Nangle, SMS ‘66 and KA ‘70, this scholarship recognizes a student with a deep commitment to community service and the mission of Catholic education. Awarded to: Emily Cushion

Ancient York Lodge Scholarship Established by the Ancient York Lodge of Low- ell, this scholarship is awarded to a senior who has made great contributions to Lowell Catholic, showing hard work and dedication. Awarded to: Christian Ruggiero and Allison Gaudreau

Daniel P. Kane Memorial Scholarship Established by the Dinneen Family, this scholarship is awarded in memoryof Daniel Kane, an alumnus of the first graduating class of Keith Charters Brothers golf team pictured above. Academy, to a senior who exhibits educational excellence. Awarded to: Olivia Hebert and Jack DeVita Golf Tournament Friends of Tyler Park The Friends of Tyler Park is a group dedicated On Monday, June 8th, Lowell Catholic will host their 7th to preserving the original design and historic Annual Golf Tournament at the pristine Merrimack Val- character of both Tyler Park and the surround- ley Golf Club in Methuen. The 4-person scramble for- ing highlands neighborhood. This scholarship mat tournament will tee off at 8:00 a.m. and conclude award is presented to a senior furthering their with a luncheon buffet at 2:00 p.m., catered by Simply education in environmental studies. Elegant Catering. Golfers will enjoy an array of raffles, Awarded to: Joshua Fiorentino gift baskets, special hole challenges and course prizes.

Robert C. “Doc” McAnespie Monies raised from this event will directly impact Low- Memorial Scholarship ell Catholic students via technology upgrades, clubs, Established by the Greater Lowell Democrats, co-curricular activities and campus improvements. this scholarship is awarded to a student who has made significant contributions to the Lowell To register, become a sponsor, or to learn more about Catholic community in memory of Doc the event, please visit www.LowellCatholic.org/LC- McAnespie, Keith Academy ’47. Golf, or contact Ms. Robbie Barnes, at rbarnes@lowell- Awarded to: Joshua Fiorentino catholic.org or 978.452.1794 x141.

St. Francis of Assisi Fund This fund helps to support the Spiritual Life De- partment, maintain the Chapel and contributes to Campus Ministry efforts at Lowell Catholic Mrs. Donna Robertson 2019 Tournament Sponsors (In memory of Elizabeth Ferraro and William Hannagan) American Food & Vending Corp. Gervais Ford Minuteman Press of Lowell Mr. Brian P. Barry, Esq. Gorman Tax Service Mount Pleasant Golf Club Foundation Support Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burns Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heise and Family Our Lady of Good Counsel The following foundations have generously Charters Brothers Hills Brothers Construction Inc. Owen and Ollie’s Restaurant & Pub contributed to Lowell Catholic: Catholic Schools Foundation David M. Murphy Plumbing, Heating & Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Greater Lowell Community Foundation Gas Fitting Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keefe Raydonlink National Park Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Lenzi’s Catering Co. Rotary Club of Dracut, Inc. St. Margaret/St. Vincent De Paul Society Demoulas Foundation Lowell Central Electric Company Mr. Michael Sullivan KA ‘65 Mr. Daniel J. Donahue Lowell Sun Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Szablak, Jr. Dracut House of Pizza & Seafood LowellFive Trull Brook Golf Course Restaurant Makrod Investment Associates UMASS Lowell Inn & Conference Center Four Oaks Country Club McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home University of Massachusetts Lowell Merrimack Valley Golf Course 28 Action-King Enterprises Advanced Computer Services, Inc Ms. Margaret Ahearn Anton’s Cleaners Inc. Mrs. Donna Arledge Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Audet Mrs. Eleanor Belanger Mrs. Lorraine Benoit Ms. Maria Boisvert Mr. Kevin Cavanaugh Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cigliano Circle Health/ Lowell General Hospital Community Teamwork Ms. Jane Connell Ms. Mary Connelly D’Youville Life & Wellness Community Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Bishop McNamara Demoulas Foundation Mrs. Lucille DiZoglio Mr. Daniel J. Donahue Awards Gala Mr. David W. Donahue Mrs. Nancy L. Donahue Mr. Terrence B. Downes Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan With over 215 guests in attendance, Lowell Catholic honored four ex- Durkin Company traordinary people who, through their vision, leadership and dedication, East Commerce Solutions, Inc. have improved the lives of those in need. Chet Szablak and Joanne Ye- stramski were presented with Bishop McNamara Awards for their dedi- Eastern Bank cation to the greater Lowell community. The St. Margaret Distinguished Eastern Salt Company Graduate Award recipient was Stephen O’Connor, class of 1968. Tay- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Eggimann lor Young, class of 2011, was the Lowell Catholic Alumni Achievement Enterprise Bank Award recipient. This event raised over $90,000, which directly benefits Mr. and Mrs. James L. Fitzpatrick the students of Lowell Catholic. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Foley The Bishop John R. McNamara Award is named in tribute to a man who Ms. Suzanne Frechette devoted 40 years to community service, tirelessly working in support of Gallagher & Cavanaugh, LLP Catholic education and ecumenical ideals throughout the community. Gavin & Sullivan Architects, Inc. The annual award was established in February 2000 and is given to indi- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Gendron viduals in recognition of their outstanding contributions and dedication to the Catholic community. Gervais Ford Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman Greater Lowell Community Foundation Mr. Robert Gregoire Reverend and Dr. Richard E. Haley Reverend John W. Hanley OMI Mr. and Mrs. John P. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. X. Hart Howe Legal, LLC Ms. Marygail Jaggers James F. O’Donnell & Sons, Inc. Jamesco Development, Inc. Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. Michael E. Jenoski Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Trust Mr. Brenden Keegan KeyPoint Law Group LLC Mr. James M. Krupa

29 Kuenzler’s All Sports Ste Jeanne d’Arc School Promotions & Heroes Uniform Company Dr. Louis Stylos Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lampron Ms. K. Eleanor Sullivan Mr. Steven Larochelle Sullivan Bille, P.C. Athletics Mr. Daniel P. Leahy II Dr. and Mrs. William E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lemoine Mr. and Mrs. Chester Szablak, Jr. Ms. Margaret Lenzi The Catholic Schools Foundation Lenzi’s Catering Co. The Daly Holding Company, Inc. Fund Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Lombardi Dr. George Thompson Lowell Iron & Steel Co. Trinity EMS Lowell Sun Charities, Inc. Universal Property Management, Inc. LowellFive University of Massachusetts Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas Mr. James Walsh MacLellan Concrete Co., Inc. Mr. Daniel Webster Dr. Edward Mahoney Mrs. Joanne Yestramski Mr. Philip Maia Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Young Manolis Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mansur Mark and Elisia Saab Family Fund Mr. Elkin McCallum Ms. Michaelene O’Neill McCann Please join us Middlesex Community College for the 18th Annual Bishop Mr. Thomas Miliano John R. McNamara Awards Mill City Environmental Corp. Gala on Tuesday, April 7, Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Moloney, Esq. 2020. To submit nominations Mr. and Mrs. James W. Moriarty for a deserving member of Capt. Edmund D. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray the Greater Lowell commu- N.E. Heritage Properties, Inc. nity, we invite you to visit: Mr. Gregory Noonan www.lowellcatholic.org/

Ms. Annie O’Connor honoree. Action-King Enterprises Lowell Cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. O’Connor Albert E. J. Bergeron Insurance Agency Lowell Day Nursery Ms. Jean E. O’Donnell Aramark Global Business Services Lowell Dentistry for Children, PC Mr. Steven O’Riordan Ayotte Plumbing, Heating & A/C Lowell Iron & Steel Co. Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Panagiotakos, Esq. Bain Pest Control Services Lowell Oral Surgery Assoc., Inc. Prof. Kathleen Pender-Phaneuf C. Slowey McNiff Insurance Agency, Inc. Lowell Sun Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David A. Perry Camargos Ayres, Inc. Mahoney Oil Pest-End Exterminators Care Realty Mario’s Furniture of Lowell, Inc. Cason’s Equipment Max Levine and Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Picanso Circle Health/ Lowell General Hospital McDonough Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porell City Mirror & Glass Co., Inc. McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home Powell Controls, Inc. Community Teamwork Middlesex Tire & Automotive Center Mr. Daniel Price Cowgill Automotive Service Milan Pizza Princeton Properties Mgmt. Inc. David M. Murphy Plumbing, Minuteman Press of Lowell Mrs. Karyn Puleo Heating & Gas Fitting Morse-Bayliss Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quigley Demoulas Super Markets Nephrology Associates Mr. and Mrs. William J. Quinn Flowers by Albert of the Merrimack Valley Mr. and Mrs. John E. Rafferty, Sr. Frank P. McCartin Co. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Pescatore, Sr. Ms. Nancy G. Ritchie G.M. Insurance Center Pool Pro Restoration & Services, Inc. Mr. Angelo Sakelarios George and Ray Auto Repair, Inc. Portuguese American Center, Inc. SalemFive George’s Automotive Reichheld Ting Orthodontics, P.C. George’s Delicatessen, Inc. Rogers Street Automotive Service Center Ms. Susan Seward Gervais Lincoln, Inc. St. Patrick - St. Mary Cemeteries Ms. Margaret C. Shananhan Greater Lowell Pediatrics, Inc. Tewksbury Transit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slattery Jack Chang, M.D. P.C. U-Save Car & Truck Rental Soho Development, LLC James S. Martin Insurance Agency (DCR Enterprises, Inc.) Stafford, Gaudet & Associates, LLC Jimmy’s Pizza Too VP Accounting Services LLC Lenzi’s Catering Co. Washington Savings Bank 30 Like-Nu Refinishing Wie Sic Machine, Inc. Walk-A-Thon

Last year, Lowell Catholic students in grades Pre-K through 12 enjoyed the beautiful fall weather at the annual school wide Walk-A-Thon. The student led fund-raiser generated over $85,000 that will directly benefit the students of LC through technology initiatives, student life activities and co-curricular clubs. This fall students will once again lace up their sneakers and walk for LC on October 18th.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abbasciano Ms. Zoe Arthur Mr. Richard Beshara Mr. and Mrs. Lou Bruschi Mr. and Mrs. Subhashish Acharya Ms. Sarah Atamian Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Bianco Mr. William Buckley Ms. Susan Achorn Ms. Celine Auclair Mr. Scott Blades Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Burba Ms. Patricia Adesanya Mr. and Mrs. Stan Augevich Mr. and Mrs. Shawn W. Blades Ms. Barbara Burgess Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Adjobi Mr. and Mrs. Noe Avalos Ms. Susan Blades Ms. Katheryn Burk Advanced Computer Services, Inc Ms. Sydne Avalos Ms. Judi Blanchette Mr. and Mrs. Srinivasulu Bussa Albert E. J. Bergeron Insurance Agency Ms. Jasmine Avon Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Bodwell, Sr. Ms. Diana Caceres Mr. and Mrs. K. Edward Alexander Ms. Gail Bagni Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boisseau Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Caceres Ms. Tanisha Ali Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Wes Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Cahalane Mr. and Mrs. Eric Allen Ms. Mary Baker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonsignore Mr. and Mrs. Matt Caires Mr. Harleyy Alves-Nascimento Mr. and Mrs. John F. Baresch Mr. Mark Bouchea Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Callahan and Mrs. Ivani Alves Peterson Ms. Judy Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Richard Callahan Mr. Oliver Ambekia and Ms. Jeanne L. Kia Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bartlett Mrs. Donna Boucher Mr. Michael Callery Ms. Anita Ananda Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Barton Mr. and Mrs. George Bouchie Ms. Tricia Camire Ms. Kristen Anderson Ms. Daryl Bastein Ms. Jackie Bouley Mr. Michael Campbell Mr. Kevin Andriolo Ms. Carol A. Bax Ms. Nicole Bounarosa Ms. Paula Campbell Mr. Theophile Antoine Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bax Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bourassa Mr. and Mrs. Elcio Cancado and Ms. Kesrige Daudier Baystate Electronics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Boyden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cancado Mr. and Mrs. James A. Anzivino, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Bazzinotti Ms. Chrystal Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Justin H. Candor Aquatime Pools and Spas, Inc Ms. Debbie Bean Mr. and Mrs. John A. Brangan Mr. John Canney Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Araujo Mr. Dennis Beauchesne Ms. Jennifer Breazeale Ms. Isabel Cano Ms. Ashly Areche Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bellavance Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewster Mr. John Canty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arena Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bellavance Brickhouse Pizza of Dracut Mr. and Mrs. Michael Canty Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong Mrs. Linda Bellegarde Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brogdon Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Capistran Ms. Rileigh Armstrong Mr. Albert Bencivenga Mr. and Mrs. G. Edward Brown Mr. Mark Caplan Ms. Giaconda Arnao Mr. Randall Bennett Mr. Gene D. Brown and Ms. Natasha Cook Carbon Colors, LLC. Mr. Jorge Arriola Ms. Carolyn Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brown Ms. Paula Carbone Mr. and Mrs. Brian Arsenault Ms. Pamela M. Bertolino Mr. Jim Brunelle Ms. Jessica Card 31 Ms. Marina Cardoso and Mr. Bruce Baron Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Dalgleish Ms. Robin Dupell Ms. Tammy Giglio Mr. and Mrs. Jason Carney Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Daly Ms. Laura Dupre Mr. David Gilbride Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carolan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dame Mr. and Mrs. Scott Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Gilbride Ms. Deidre Carroll Mr. and Mrs. William B. Dastou, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dussault Mr. and Ms. Ryan Gilbride Ms. Sandra Casanova-Gay Mr. Kenneth David E.M. Thibault Excavation Inc Mr. David Gill and Ms. Donna DiBella-Gill Mr. Estefano S. Casco Ms. Jill Davis Ms. Kathleen Earle Mr. Dru Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Cassidy Ms. Shirley Davis Mr. Paul Early and Ms. Mary Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gilman Ms. Carisa Castro Mr. Steve Davis Ms. Alina Echavarria Ms. Maria Gonyea Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Catalano Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Deabay Ms. Pamela Edward Mr. Michael Gordon Mr. Eddie Ceilkie Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Dean Ms. Erin Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gorham Central Plaza Family Dental PC Mr. and Mrs. Antonio DeFreitas Mr. Kyle Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Chalsen Mr. and Mrs. Blaine J. DeFreitas Mr. and Mrs. Reginald S. Eld, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gove Ms. Soklyda Chan and Mr. Samsihaneath Le Mrs. Christine Dehney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graves Mr. and Mrs. Phil Chandonnet Mr. and Mrs. John J. Deignan Mr. and Mrs. Joe Emerson Mr. and Mrs. John Grayson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chandonnet Ms. Susan DeLisle Mr. Robert Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Tim Green Ms. Pheng Sy Chanthavisouk Mr. and Mrs. Sean Delorge Enterprise Bank Mr. and Mrs. William Green Mr. Robert Chevrier Mr. and Mrs. James J. DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Espinola Ms. Christine Gregorid Ms. Savin Chhoeun Mr. and Mrs. Marcos DeOliveira Mr. and Mrs. Paul Espinola Mr. Miles Grenier Ms. Montha Chhuon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory DeRoma Estate of David Veronese Mrs. Elaine Grieco Mr. Marcos Chiuchi and Ms. Suely Ringo Ms. Constance Dery Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grillakis Ms. Patricia Christoun Ms. Suman Desai Ms. Kelly Faias Mr. and Mrs. John Grillakis Mr. Giuseppe Ciavarro Ms. Adelina DeSalvo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faias Mr. and Mrs. Mike Grillakis Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Ciccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Desmond Ms. Catherine Fallon Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grillakis Mr. J. Laurence Ciccolo Mr. and Mrs. Jammy Desousa Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Fanning Ms. Debbie Grimard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Ciccolo Mr. and Mrs. Brian Desruisseaux Mr. John Farris Ms. Kourtney Grimley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cielakie Mr. Neil DeTeso and Ms. Patty DeTeso Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Farris Mr. and Mrs. Chad Groenwoldt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cielakie, Jr. Ms. Karen DeVita Fast Track Physical Therapy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Groenwoldt Mr. Craig Cincotta Ms. Patricia DeVita Mr. Adam Faulkner Ms. Marguerite Gropp Ms. Christina Clegg Ms. Joan Devlin Charlene Favreau, CSJ Mr. Warren Gropp Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clermont Ms. Tricia Devlin and Mr. Doug Devlin Ms. Kelly Fearon Mr. Brian Gruning Mr. and Mrs. David R. Cloutier Mr. and Mrs. Robert DiBona Mr. John Feeney Mr. and Mrs. Wagner Guerrero Mrs. Michelle Cloutier Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. DiBona Ms. Carley M. Feingold Ms. Denise Guignard Ms. Brenda Coady Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DiBacco Mr. Matthew Fenlon Mr. and Mrs. Humphrey Gulizian Ms. Jamie Coelho Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. DiCiaccio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gurka Ms. Charlene Cohan Mr. and Mrs. Cosmo DiCiaccio Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Fernandes Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hagman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dick Ms. Suzanne Fichera Ms. Laurice Hajjar Ms. Christine Cole Ms. Elizabeth Dick Mr. and Mrs. Nuno Figueiredo Reverend and Dr. Richard E. Haley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Collins Mr. Stephen A. Dillon Ms. Danielle Filiatrault Mr. and Mrs. Dereck Hall, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Normand Comtois Mr. Domenic F. DiMambro Mr. Lucien Filiatrault Ms. Amy Hamilton Concept Twenty-One Hundred, Inc. and Ms. Carlie A. Lembo Ms. Jennifer Finn Mr. and Mrs. Wendell G. Hanna Mr. Dennis Conners Mr. Edward Dineen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Fiorentino Ms. Kim Hanson Ms. LeeAnn Connors Ms. Rosalie Dineen Dr. and Mrs. Karl B. Fischer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hardy Ms. Mary Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Dion Col. and Mrs. Jack Fisher Ms. Michelle Harland Ms. Jennifer Constantzos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiPietro Mr. and Mrs. Randall Fisher Mr. Levi T. Harris and Ms. Defiene Scell Mr. Enidelson Conti Ms. Lisa Doherty Ms. Faith Fishwick Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Harrower and Ms. Layla Bernardes Souza Ms. Marilyn Doherty Mr. and Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Hartshorn Mr. and Mrs. Brian Conway Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Dolliver Ms. Cherisse Fitzpatrick Mr. Rob Haviland Mr. and Mrs. Shawn J. Conway Ms. Cara-Jean Donaghey Mr. Chris Flahive Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hayon Mrs. Marcie Cook Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Donaghue Mr. Jim Flanagan Mr. Richard Healy and Ms. Shaina Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Coppinger Donaldson Home Improvement Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flanagan Ms. Marsha J. Hebert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Correa Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. William Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heise Mr. Helio Correa and Ms. Vanda Serafim Mr. Brian Donohue Mr. and Mrs. Hernan D. Florez Ms. Mary Ellen Herbert Mrs. Kim Correa Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Donohue Ms. Jacqueline Floro Ms. Roggenka Hilaire Ms. Robin Costa Ms. Norma Dow Mr. and Mrs. Pierre A. Floro Mr. John Hills Ms. Michelle Costello Ms. Jean Dowd Mr. Gary Flynn Mrs. Lilla Hiltz Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cote Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dowd Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hinde IV Mr. Steve Couilliard Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Downing Ms. Michele Fontaine Mr. and Mrs. James Hodgdon Ms. and Mr. Julie Coutu Ms. Carole Doyle Ms. Jennifer Forte Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Hoff Ms. Beth Craig Ms. Joanne Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournier Mr. Michael J. Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. George Cramer Ms. Kathleen Doyle Ms. Kelly Fox Sister Jane Holland Mr. Donald Crawford and Ms. Rachel Perrin Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dozois, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Fox Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Houde Ms. Betsy Crockford Mr. and Mrs. John J. Drauchen Mr. and Mrs. Jason Franz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Hovey Mr. Jean Crowley Ms. Alison Dresser Mr. Gerard Frater Ms. Joann Howell Mr. and Mrs. Juan A. Cruz Mr. and Mrs. George Drew Ms. Denise Frechette Ms. Caroline Hudelson Mr. Mario Cruz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Gadue, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Hudelson Mr. Mario Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dube Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gaffney Mr. G. David Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cuesta Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Dube Ms. Amy Gagnon Mr. and Mrs. George David S. Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cullen Ms. Diane Dubois Prestipino Mr. and Mrs. Steven Galligani Mr. Peter Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cunningham Mr. Christopher Dubuc Ms. Rebecca Gardner Mr. Peter M. Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cunningham Ms. Cookie Dubuc Mr. Scott Garland Mr. Phil Hudelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curran Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dubuc Ms. Johanna Garneau Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hugo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Curran Mrs. Cassie Ducharme Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Gaudet Ms. Thanh Huynh Ms. Jessica Cushing Ms. Susan Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Gaudreau Mr. and Mrs. Richard Infantino Mr. and Mrs. James Cushion Mr. Luciano Dulac Ms. Nikita Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Ioannidis Mr. and Mrs. Robert D’Arcangelo Mr. and Mrs. Noel Dulac Mr. Yanfeng Geng and Ms. Cheryl Cao Mr. William Irizarry Mr. and Mrs. Eric DaCunha Mr. and Mrs. David M. Dunbar George’s Textile J.C. Gendreau Electric LLC Mr. Albert Daigle Mrs. and Mr. Karen Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Gibelli, Jr. Ms. Melissa Jackson Ms. Courtney Daigle Mr. Paul Dunton Mr. and Mrs. Michael Giblin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Janeczko Mr. Roger Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Duo Ms. Colette Gifford Ms. Olga Jarimillo 32 WALK 2018 CONTINUED

Jeanne D’Arc Credit Union Mr. Richard LaPorte Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morine Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Jedraszek Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lareau Ms. Nicole Martin Ms. Malinda Morneau Ms. Marci Jennings Mrs. Linda Lareau Ms. Claire Marvin Mr. Anthony Mosley and Ms. Leticia Cruz Ms. Deanna Jessie Mr. and Mrs. Steven Larson Ms. Michelle Marvin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Mottolo Ms. Jan Johnson Mr. and Mrs. M. Richard Laurin, Jr. Materion Mr. and Mrs. Tamir A. Moualem Ms. Randi Johnson Ms. Michelle Lavargna Ms. Noel McCann Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moulton Mr. Randy Johnson and Ms. Colleen O’Connor Ms. Maria Lazu Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McCann Mr. and Mrs. David P. Mucci Ms. Lisa Joly Nhi Le Mrs. Frances McCarthy Mr. Joseph R. Muiruri Mr. John A. Joyce and Ms. Catalina Tamayo Ms. Suong Le Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy and Ms. Elizabeth Wakangu Mr. and Mrs. Robert Julian, Jr. Mr. Trung Le Mr. Ryan McCluskey Ms. Donna Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Loic Jussaume Mr. David Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Chad D. McClutchy Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy Mr. Michael Karanja and Ms. Racheal Kabiu Mr. and Mrs. David Lefebvre Mr. Daniel McConologue Mr. and Mrs. Keith Murphy Mr. Joseph Kahora and Ms.Dorcas Gachwe Mr. Wyatt Lefebvre Mr. and Mrs. Michael McCormack Mr. and Mrs. Les Murray Ms. Aida Kajumba Mr. and Mrs. James Lemire Ms. Tammy McCoy Ms. Diane Mustapha Mrs. Michelle Kanavos Ms. Elizabeth Leonard Mr. Burr C. McCutcheon Mr. and Mrs. John Nacopoulos Mr. Jeffrey Kaplan Ms. Jeanne Levesque and Ms. Claire T. Arakaki Ms. Sharitah Namale Mr. and Mrs. John F. Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Libertini Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. McDermott IV Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nangle Juergen Keller Olatungle Lightfoot-Taylor Ms. Catherine McDevitt Mr. William Neacy Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kelley Ms. Amy Linscott Mr. and Mrs. Sean P. McDonough Mr. Phalla Neang Ms. Cathy Kennedy Mr. Christopher Linscott Mr. and Mrs. James S. McFadyen Mr. and Mrs. David Neary Ms. Joy Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Linscott Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGillicuddy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy Mr. Mark F. Linscott II Ms. Denise McIntosh Ms. Lisa Nesbitt KeyPoint Law Group LLC Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Lobuono, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James McKenna Mr. George Newell Mr. and Mrs. Chankorvith Khim Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lockhart Ms. Karen McKenna Ms. Allison J. Newey Mr. and Mrs. Sovannarith Khin Mr. Stephen Lombardo Ms. Sandra McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Newey Mr. and Mrs. Samkhann C. Khoeun Ms. Julie Long McKenna-Ouellette Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newton Ms. Jamelih Khudari Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lopes Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McKenzie Ms. Ruth Ngeth Ms. Tippy Kien Ms. Elba I. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McKeon Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ngu Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kierce Ms. Betty Lovette Ms. Caitlin A. McKinnon Mr. Anthony Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Killilea Ms. Marlena Lowe Ms. Allison McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Denny Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. King III Mr. Norman Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Brenden McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Giang Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kizner Lowell Central Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McMahon Hanh Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klobucher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lucas Mr. Kevin McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Hoang Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Knight Mr. Jason Lumenello Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. McManus Mr. Kevin Nguyen Mr. William Knight Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Lussier Mr. John Paul McManus Mr. Lang Nguyen and Ms. Trang Pham Ms. Kristen Knowles Ms. Sivhour Ly and Ms. Racheal Jalbert Mr. and Mrs. Long Nguyen Mr. and Mrs. Derrick Koes Mr. Vincent Ly and Ms. Jennifer Peow Ms. Neeley McPhillips Mr. Son Nguyen Ms. Mary Koes Mr. and Mrs. Keith F. Lyttle Ms. Kathleen P. Mears Mr. Trung Nguyen Mr. Sovann Kong and Ms. Sanlakhina Uy M. R. Laurin & Son Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Medina Ms. Kristen Noel Mr. Steve Kott Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Machado Ms. Paola Mejia Mr. and Mrs. John Noftle Mr. Alexander Kotzias Ms. Linda Machado Mr. and Mrs. Jose Melo Mr. and Mrs. Bill Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Keo Kounlabouth Ms. Jackie D. Maciejewski Mr. and Mrs. Juan Mercado Northeast Trailer Repair Mr. Douglas Kropilak Ms. Carol MacMullin Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mercer Ms. Presentacion Novales Mr. James M. Krupa Ms. Kelly A. MacMullin Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Merrill Ms. Bunnath Nuch Mr. Tim Kungu and Ms. Irene Kihiu Ms. Erin MacNeil and Mr. Christopher Carroll Ms. Leah Micalizzi Ms. Maria Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kurpis Ms. Marcia Madeira Ms. Amy Michaelczyk Ms. Faye O’Brien Ms. Barbara P. Kurtz and Mr. Hudson De Oliveira Delfino Middlesex Masonry & Construction, Inc Mr. James O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Kwiecinski Ms. Janet Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mills Ms. Karen O’Brien Ms. Susan Laba Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mailloux Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mills Mr. Bob O’Connor Ms. Blanche Laferriere Ms. Carole Malarkey Ms. Alicia Millward Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael Laferriere Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Mandile Mr. Gary Millward Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Norm Lafontaine Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mangeri Minuteman Press of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Lagana Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. 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