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Graduates of 2017 June 8, 2017 CATHOLIC NEW YORK 13 GRADUATES OF 2017 It’s graduation season for Catholic elementary schools, high schools and colleges across the archdiocese. There is cause for celebration as graduates refl ect on their academic successes and ongoing formation in the faith. This pullout section highlights their accomplishments at work and play as well as the beginning of a new chapter as Catholic disciples on a lifelong journey toward heaven. ©XIMAGINATION/123RF 14 CATHOLIC NEW YORK June 8, 2017 ee���e��ee��e�e �eethe eeeeeeeeeeeee ����ee������ee��e Gianni J. Contrera Jalen James Johnson Peter Monegro Alexis Rosales Hernandez ����ee����ee�������e Michael P. Cottrell Peter Kadzielawski David Junior Montaleza Luca Gian Ross �����e��ee�������e Brian Edward Coyle Nicholas William Bartholomew Kane Christopher Montano Matthew O. Ruiz e�����ee����ee������e Tyler G. Cumberbatch Nicholas Kaponyas Fernando Morales Rainer Denis Sainvil �������e��ee������e Steven A. Dahie Jonathan Paul Kaufmann Jon Paul Moran Tony Samaha e�����e�����ee�������e Francis T. Daly III Patrick Killian Keenan Joseph D. Morelli John W. Sanchez e����������ee����������e������ee�����e Kevin Peter Daly Rory C. Kinsella Salim Mtarfi Eoin P. Sansevero ����ee����e James D'Ambrosio John Ryan Kitson Conor James Mullin Nicholas J. Santamaria �����e��ee�����e Domenico Gabriel DaSilva Michael E. Koltisko Joseph Paul Murgida Brandon M. Sapienza ������ee����e John A. Dattilo Eric John Krebs Alfred Anthony Musto III Michael Rocco Schiavello �������ee������ee�����e Kubair K. Datwani Albert Kulikowski August Anthony Nastasi Rocco D. Sciangula ����e�����e Andrew Michael DeFreitas Kevin Joseph Kuranowski Terence Christopher Navin John Anthony Serrapica �����e�����e Roberto De Gregorio Philip F. LaBianca III Patrick K. Norako Donovan C. Shanks ��������e�����e Nicholas A. DeTorfino Joseph A. La Forte Jackson Richard Notes Francis Anthony Silvestri �������e������e�������e Sean T. Devine Dunn Edward Hunter LaGrassa Njiamanze U. Nwabueze Aaron Brian Singleton �����e��������e Patrick Devlin Leif CT Lai Shawn Patrick O'Brien Alexander A. Sneh e���e��e��������e Matthew P. Dewick John LaMonaca Harrison Edward O'Callaghan Kenny So ������e�������e���������e Matthew J. DiMartino Christopher LaMonica Casey H. O'Donnell Michael James Spencer ������e������e�����e���e Hunter M. Dixon Joseph LaMorte Kevin Edward O'Donnell Charles Robeson Stainback �����e������e�����e Owen W. Doody Steven Anthony LaRussa Ryan Patrick O'Keefe Theodore Peter Stathis ��������e�����e�����������e Patrick M. Dormer Kyle F. Leahy David Brandon Orlando Owen W. Sterling ������e�������e��������e John Henry Doyle Adam M. Lee Matthew J. Owen Michael Francis Stoddard �������e�������e����e Terrence Vincent Duffy Ryan James Lennard John Benedetto Pagano Kevin Michael Strehle e��������e��������e Andrew M. Duran John James Lillis Jonathan F. Pappanicholaou Zach Thomas Struthers �����e�������e������e Dylan Ebanks Brandon Ljikovic Gianvito F. Parente Robert Anthony Stryczek ������e��������e�����e Matthew Thomas Edwards Anthony Roger LoBianco Brian Joseph Patterson Michael Towler Stumpf �����e������e���������e Ifeanyichukwu Jonathan Emeh Kevin Anthony Lopez Robert Edward Pedersen Michael Hunter Sullivan �����e��e�����������e Luke Manfred Erhard TarasT I. Lozowy Mark Edward Pepperman Matthew James Sypa ���e������e William Patrick Esposito Alfredo Dario Luna Leonardo Brian Pereira Frank William Szabo �������e���e�����e Tyler J. Evans James Peter Lunny Jonathan James Petito Pasquale Frank Tagliaferro e�����e�������e�������e William John Feerick Rob A. MacPherson Logan Paul Pia Peter A. Tavoulareas �����e��e�����e Brian Thomas Feimer Stavros Mallas John R. Piccard Anthony Joseph Terranova �����e����e��������e August Elias Feliciano Jalen D. Mandziuk Peter E. Pollina Richard Rosario Terranova ������e�����e Malik Steven Fisher Jack Vincent Manzo Christian G. Polydor Jonathan M. P. Theodore �������e�������ee�����e Rohan Walter Fisher TristanT John Maracha Eric Thomas Potter Zachary Sloane Tobin �����e�������ee�������e Devin J. Fitzgerald Peter Maroosis Nicholas Patrick Pramer Damien Thomas Togher e��������ee������e Liam Fitzgibbon Victor Louis Masi Thomas V. Profaci Gian Angelo Conanan Tria �����e�����ee����������e Charles J. Foad Sader Matar Kraig Anthony Puccia Nicholas Isaiah Tucker �����e��ee����e James T. Frankel Alessandro Joseph Matarazzo Pietro F. Pugliese Peter John Tuffey �����e�����ee������e Nicola Frasca Andrew Mattiello Agron Qalliu Yosef Marion T. Uy �����ee�ee���������e Nicholas Galia Luke Coburn McArdle August Quinn Stephen T. Vasile �������e����ee�������e Aidan Gallagher Malachy Thomas McCaffrey Franklin R. Ramirez-Perez Joshua Alhexandre Vazquez �������ee����ee�������e Juan Garcia Joseph Marc McElhaney Elijah Ramos Vincent Michael Vitale �����e�����ee�����e Christopher G. Gentilella Ryan Anthony McGraw Nicholas Raneri Adam Steven Vukosa �������ee����ee��������e Nicolas Gonzales Sean Bellew McManus Robert C. Raymond Devin A. Waney e������e��������ee�����e Connor Linnane Greene Peter J. McNally, III Brian M. Reilly Jonathan L. Wang �����e�������ee�����e Branden J. Gual Francis L. McVeigh Connor John Riddell John David Watt ���������ee����e Thomas A. Gueli Anthony J. Mejia Konstantine Velissarios Ringos William Michael Watt ��������ee�ee������e Rodney Elyas Guerra WWolfgang Mejias Anthony Francis Rispoli Chance Holland Waxman ����e��ee����e Robert Harding Liam Wesley Mellon Jonathan Rivera Andrew David Whitehall ����e�������ee���e Michael A. Hay Kendrick Mercedes Justin V. Rivera Triumph Dumebi Windorff �������e�����ee�������e Patrick Hille Matthew Richard Miani James Hurd Rodgers, III Benjamin Michael Wong �������e����ee������e Mark Edward Hollmann Kieran Michael Mills Thomas Michael Rogers, Jr. Saef-Dean Zahriyeh �����e�������ee������e Zachary Christopher Holuka Dario Mirandola Chase A. Rohal Michael Richard Zamora ���e�����ee�����e Khalil C. Hyde Jake P. Mirto Luca Vincent Romeo Maximilian Zimmerer Christopher Simon James Matthew J. 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John A. Coleman High School, June 3. JOHN F. KENNEDY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, SOMERS: Valedictorian: Juliet Hoinkis; Salutatorian:
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