A Message from the Office of the President

Dear Friends,

As we begin the new academic year at Marmion Academy, I would like to take this opportunity to share a MARMION few reflections on the importance of Catholic education in the missionary life of the Church. In his first Apostolic The News Magazine of Marmion Abbey Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel, Pope Francis devotes and Academy the entirety of his first chapter to the missionary work of the Church. He begins by saying: “Evangelization takes place in obedience to the missionary August 2014, Vol. 64, No. 4 mandate of Jesus: ‘Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you’ MARMION (USPS 330-520) (Mt. 28:19-20). In these verses we see how the risen Christ sent his followers to preach the Gospel in is published four times a year every time and place, so that faith in him might spread to every corner of the earth” (The Joy of the in January, April, August and November by Marmion, 1000 Gospel, 19). Butterfield Road, Aurora IL, 60502-9705. Second Class postage The intention and we could say, the dream of Jesus was for his followers to proclaim the Gospel paid at Aurora IL, 60507. Free to all peoples throughout the centuries. Pope Francis, in accord with Jesus’ intention, says: subscription. “I dream of a ‘missionary option,’ that is, a missionary impulse capable of transforming everything, so that the Church’s customs, ways of doing things, times and schedules, language and structures can be Publisher: suitably channeled for the evangelization of today’s world…” (The Joy of the Gospel, 27). Rt. Rev. John Brahill OSB ‘67

Editor: Within this context of the mission of the proclamation of the Gospel, Pope Francis later affirms Madelyn Weed the centuries old tradition of Catholic education as a principal way of evangelizing society: “Catholic schools, which always strive to join their work of education with the explicit proclamation of the Associate Editor: Gospel, are a most valuable resource for the evangelization of culture …” (The Joy of the Gospel, 134) . Terri Rios This “missionary dream” is in reality the basis for Marmion Abbey’s ongoing dedication to Contributing Writers: Terri Rios, Madelyn Weed, its educational apostolates at Marmion Academy and at our Guatemala mission. The word Rt. Rev. John Brahill OSB ‘67, “missionary” does not only refer to bringing the Gospel to far off lands, but also to one Rev. Charles Reichenbacher another right here at home. The Church’s mission is to evangelize all people of good will OSB ‘59, Maria Thornton, and everyone who will listen. Throughout the years the Benedictine monks have remained Carmen Freda, Christian focused on the missionary work of evangelizing through their witness of common life and Anderson ‘04, Victor Pinks ‘72, prayer, and through their continuing ministry of providing Catholic secondary education for Stephen Thurlow, Joe Large ‘97 young men. Through our educational work over the years thousands of students have been Photographers: prepared to be leaders as well as men of character and faith. They have and continue to make Terri Rios, Jim Newport, positive contributions to their local communities, to our country, to our Church and to the Brian Cole ‘81 world.

Cover Photos by: Speaking of the value of a Catholic education as an essential part of the Church’s missionary Brian Cole ’81 outreach, I would like to share with you the following quote from a member of the Marmion Send address changes to: class of 1964. Following his golden jubilee at our annual Marmion reunion this past June 7, MARMION Magazine Editor he wrote: “Much has changed at Marmion but much more is still the same. I feel the spirit and the Marmion Academy values of what Marmion was all about in ‘64 is still there today. Yes, Marmion has evolved, as it should 1000 Butterfield Road and needs to do, but it seems to have kept its eye on the ball and that ball is still relevant and needed in Aurora, IL 60502-9705 today’s world.”

Phone: (630) 897-6936 Thank you for your continued prayers, friendship and support for Marmion’s mission. FAX: (630) 723-3072 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: marmion.org God bless you! Sincerely,

Abbot John Brahill, O.S.B. ‘67

2 - President’s Letter The Abbots and Saints

Marmion’s five abbots were blessed to meet the recent Popes who are now canonized Saints or soon to be beatified. St. John XXIII and St. John Paul II were canonized as Saints on April 27, 2014, and Pope Paul VI will be beatified as a Blessed on October 19, 2014.

Photos: A. A. Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB, 1st abbot of Marmion, met Pope John XXIII in September 1959 at the Congress of Abbots in Rome. Abbot Gerald was abbot of Marmion Abbey from 1947-1969.

B. Abbot Mark Hogan OSB, 2nd abbot (2nd from right in photo), and Abbot Gerald Benkert (3rd from right) met Pope John Paul II during his pastoral visit to Guatemala in March 1983. Abbot Mark was abbot of Marmion Abbey from 1969-1971.

C. Abbot David Cyr OSB ’44, 3rd abbot, met Pope Paul VI at the Congress of Abbots in Rome in September 1973. Abbot David was abbot of Marmion Abbey from 1971-1991.

D. Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB, 4th abbot, met Pope John Paul II in B. February 1996 in Guatemala. Abbot Vincent was abbot of Marmion Abbey from 1991-2010.

E. Abbot John Brahill OSB ’67, 5th abbot, met Pope John Paul II in February 1996 in Guatemala. Abbot John has been abbot of Marmion Abbey since 2010.

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On June 5, 2014 Fr. Joel Rippinger celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination to the preisthood (July 13, 1974). Fr. Joel’s family members celebrated this special day with him. Pictured are: (l-r) Michael & Mary Jo (Rippinger) DiRe; his parents, Helen and Joseph ’40; Fr. Joel; John & Susan Rippinger ’64; and Georgette & Tim Rippinger ’74. E. Abbey - 3 Nagel Family Emporium at Abbey Farms by: Madelyn Weed, Director of Advancement Abbot John welcomed more than 120 guests to the Blessing and Dedication of the new Ken and Carole Nagel Family Emporium on April 13. The Nagel Emporium features brick walkways and a wrap-around porch to take in the sweeping views of the Fox River Valley. The 8,000 sq. ft. barn boasts 100-year old reclaimed barn wood walls and ceiling with elegant chandeliers, a unique bridal parlor, beverage and coat rooms, a 1,000 square foot kitchen and fully functional restrooms. This new addition to the Abbey Farms area will serve as a seasonal store from mid-September through December. On December 31st the rental season will kick off with a Marmion New Year’s Eve Celebration (more information to follow).

The Nagel Emporium is a unique venue for wedding Adam Voirin ‘01, Chief Operations Officer of Abbey Farms (left) receptions, family receptions and corporate events. Renters and Br. André Charron listen to Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67 have access to AV equipment, customizable seating welcome 120+ guests at the Blessing and Dedication of the configurations and catering and bar services. Abbey Farms Nagel Family Emporium on April 13. is proud to offer a 20% Marmion discount on the Venue Rental Fee for any alumni or current students and their immediate families.

Rentals for the next year are filling up fast. For more information regarding the Nagel Emporium and Abbey Farms visit abbeyfarms.org or contact Wendy Felder at [email protected] or (630) 966-7775 x 4.

Members of the Nagel family present for the Blessing and Dedication (l-r): Brenda (Nagel) & Andy Cano ‘85, Jenny & Jason Nagel ’95 and their children, Carole & Ken Nagel ‘60, Betsy (Nagel) and Chad Kowal and their children.

Don’t miss your chance to purchase your legacy bricks at these reduced prices: 4x8 brick (text only) $150/ $100 8x8 brick (text & graphic) $300/ $250 12x12 brick (text & graphic) $500/ $450 Please visit marmion.org/brick for details. 4 - Abbey Farms Mystery of Longtime Donations Leads to Sr. Alice Morrison by: Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67 For the past thirty-five years, Marmion’s Guatemala Mission has been faithfully receiving a generous semi-annual gift from the Holy Redeemer Card Club of Holy Redeemer Catholic Church in Warren (located in westernPennsylvania). Year after year the donations have arrived at Marmion Abbey, always designated to be used for the Guatemala Mission. During the seventeen years I spent living and working at our mission (1992 – 2009), I inquired on many occasions why this group from Warren PA was sending in this donation. I inquired of Holy Redeemer Parish; of the group who was sending us this donation; of the monks both at our San José mission priory and of monks at Marmion Abbey who had served in Guatemala. No one knew why this tradition began.

In late October of last year, after attending a meeting in Erie PA, I made the short drive to the town of Warren in order to speak with the members of the Holy Redeemer Card Club at Holy Redeemer Church. During a breakfast meeting, I asked them as well as the current pastor and a deacon of the parish the same question: Why did this tradition Sr. Alice Morrison (1933-1980) begin? It was still a mystery. No one really knew. They all said that the group at the parish had been donating to the Guatemala Mission for many years, that they believed in our mission and that they thought it was a good cause. But they did not know why or how it began. However, during our conversation, Deacon Joe, who serves at Holy Redeemer Parish, remembered that back in the 1960’s and 70’s there was a young woman from the town by the name of Alice Morrison, who had served as a missionary in Guatemala. He said that he would try to follow up on this along with Peg, the president of the Holy Redeemer Card Club. Some weeks later Peg sent me the answer that I was searching for. She put me in contact with Sister Alice’s biological sister, Mary. Through Mary I learned that Sister Alice did indeed serve as a missionary in Guatemala, beginning in 1973. Due to poor health she was forced to return to the United States. She tragically succumbed to her illness and died on October 7, 1980, at 47 years of age. After her death the pastor of Holy Redeemer Parish, Father John Carter at the time, in memory of Sister Alice, arranged to send a gift to our Guatemala mission as well as a gift to The Maryknoll Mission Society. At the time he wrote, “These memorial alms will come from our Holy Redeemer Faith Commitment in which we pledged 60% to support a chosen mission. Our people will be so blessed.”

Over the past 35 years the Holy Redeemer Card Club has continued their support of our Guatemala mission in memory of Sister Alice Morrison, MM. I was not at our mission in the 1970’s, and all the Marmion monks who did serve there during those years have since passed away and can no longer be consulted. But I believe, without any doubt, that Sister Alice was a good friend of our mission. She worked as a primary school teacher as well as training lay leaders in the parishes in the Diocese of Huehuetenango in Guatemala. It was this same diocese which for many years sent their young seminarians to our mission seminary. In fact, today over half of all of the priests in this diocese received their secondary education at our seminary. Marmion Academy’s 2014 Mission Team traveled to Guatemala to build homes with Habitat for Humanity. Thus the mystery of the connection between Warren PA They stayed at the San José Priory and Colegio in and our Guatemala mission has been solved. We pray for Quetzaltenango. They had the opportunity to tour the the eternal rest of Sister Alice and we continue to be very historic churches, ruins, and towns of the area. grateful to the good people of Holy Redeemer Parish and (Pictured, back row: Fr. Joel Rippinger, Jorge Ochoa ’15, Mrs. Jeanne Holy Redeemer Card Club for their continued and generous McLean, Andrew Matthews ’14, Abe Moore ’15, Joey Cherwin ’15; support of our mission. We are so blessed to have them as Middle: John King ’16, Tim Mason ’15, Patrick Zolfo ’15; Front: Mr. good friends of the mission. Ed VanScoit, Will Fredericks ’16, Anthony Bliss ’16, Will Matthews ’16, David Montenegro ’16) Priory - 5 Class of 2014 Graduation Speakers: (l-r) Co-Valedictorian Nicholas Ruble ’14, Head of School and Principal Anthony Tinerella ’84, Bishop David Malloy, Abbot John Brahill OSB ’67, Co-Valedictorian Michael Desch ’14. Graduates Earn Over $18 Million in Scholarships Marmion Academy graduated the 124 members of the Class of English), Zachary Mazur (Four years of Latin), Samuel of 2014 on May 22. Class Co-Valedictorians Michael Desch Breen (Four years of Spanish) and Cory Griffin (Four years and Nicholas Ruble, Salutatorian Eric Lifka, Head of School of Italian). and Principal Anthony Tinerella ’84, Abbot John Brahill OSB ’67 OSB, and guest speaker Most Reverend David The Four Years of Scholastic Excellence Awards with GPA’s J. Malloy, Bishop of the Diocese of Rockford, addressed of 4.5 or higher on a 5.0 scale were presented to Daniel the graduates. Director of Curriculum Joseph Large ’97 Creighton, Michael Desch, John Graft, Eric Lifka, Nicholas announced that 86% of the graduates were awarded Ruble, Brian Simon and Kurt Zepeda. scholarships and grants that totaled more than $18 million. 98% of the Class of 2014 has been accepted by a college or Thomas Schafer received the Philip Sousa Band Award. university and will attend 69 different universities in 25 States this fall. Two graduates will enter directly into the The Marmion Loyalty Medals, awarded to two seniors who military: John Heinlein has enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corp have been especially generous, positive and supportive and Benjamin Rakers in the U.S. Navy. of Marmion over their four years, were presented to Erik Eckberg and Jacob Schmidt. The recipients of the Faith “Throughout the hills and valleys of your roller coaster ride in Action Service Award were: Timothy Rydecki, Jacob called high school you have stepped up to the expectations Schmidt and Zachary Wulbert. of your parents and of the Academy – you have represented the school with honor, loyalty and pride. You, as a class Anthony Tinerella ’84 named the recipients of the Head of have grown spiritually in your personal faith journey, School’s Leadership Award, honoring those seniors who academically, and have been outstanding role models and demonstrated uncommon leadership talent throughout leaders of the Marmion Community,” stated Anthony their four years at Marmion achieving a cumulative Tinerella ’84, Head of School and Principal. leadership rank among the top 10% of their class. Those awarded were Daniel Creighton, Michael Desch, John Scholastic Excellence Awards were presented to: Brian Graft, Alexander Kirtley, Eric Lifka, John Maley, Nicholas Simon (Four years of Theology, Four years of Mathematics, Ruble, Michael Sheehan, Brian Simon, Zachary Siwiec, Three years of Social Science), Michael Desch (Four years of Christopher Voirin, Ethan Young and Kurt Zepeda. Science, Four years of French), Nicholas Ruble (Four years

Top Universities Accepting Marmion Seniors: “Marmion cadets have a special quality that allows them to do Loyola University, Chicago 19 such great things and be such great people. First there is their sense of Marquette University 18 hospitality, where they can welcome Indiana University 17 in a stranger and make them feel at Iowa State University 17 home. They are honest and genuine in St. Louis University 17 all that they say and all that they do. University of Dayton 17 They are fair and kind to everyone, no matter what the circumstance; University of Iowa 15 and they have tremendous respect University of Illinois 14 for others as well as themselves. University of Missouri 13 All of these aspects culminate Illinois State University 12 and manifest themselves in the daily actions of each and every member of our Marmion St. Ambrose University 12 brotherhood.” ~ Co-Valedictorian Michael Desch ’14 6 - Academy Class of 2014 Profile 1 National Merit Scholar 3 National Merit Finalists 3 National Merit Semi-Finalists 5 National Merit Commended Students 7 Advanced Placement Scholars A B 42 Illinois State Scholars 49 National Honor Society Members 86% of the Senior Class earned scholarships totaling over $18 Million 9 Military Academy nominations 3 Military Academy appointments 8 Full Tuition Military Related Scholarships 3 Full Tuition ROTC scholarships 2 Illinois Veterans Grants 20 students will play a sport at the institution of their choice: 4 NCAA Division I athletic scholarships 2 NCAA Division II athletic scholarships 110 will attend a four-year institution 8 will attend a two-year institution C 4 are undecided on final choice of college 2 will enter directly into U.S. Military

Photos: A) Tim Rydecki, Jacob Schmidt and Thomas Schafer are all smiles before graduation. B) Co- Valedictorian Nicholas Ruble speaks to the Class of 2014. C) Brian Simon receives Scholastic Excellence Awards from Mr. Tinerella. D) Salutatorian Eric Lifka receives his diploma from Abbot John. E) Ben Totman photo bombs John Thornton’s graduation “selfie.” D E

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Marmion leadership programs announced their new student leaders for the 2014-15 school year during awards ceremonies on May 9. Top students from each program were also recognized for their outstanding work throughout this school year. Evan Pickard Named 2014-15 LEAD Executive Student Director Marmion’s LEAD (Leadership Education And Development) program announced Evan Pickard ’15 as the 2014-15 Executive Student Director (pictured at left). Pickard received his director lapel pin from the current program student leader Nicholas Ruble ’14 during the LEAD Awards Presentation. Awards were presented to 39 LEAD students for their application of leadership through service and academics.

The Canterbury Award was presented to 27 students who have performed more than forty hours of volunteer service during this school year. The Canterbury Award with Honors was presented to six students who completed over 100 hours of volunteer service and the and Distinguished Service Award was presented to three students who have reached the milestone of completing over 200 hours of volunteer service throughout their high school career.

The Father Joseph Battaglia Award was given to the student from each class with the highest LEAD grade point average: senior Michael Desch, junior Evan Pickard, sophomore Jack Diederich, and freshmen Edison Hurh and Kyle McCullough, tied for the award.

The Water Carrier Award was presented to four students for their continued loyalty, faithfulness and dependability: senior Nicholas Ruble, junior Richie Jarnell, sophomore Christian Surtz, and freshman Riley Kane.

Three individual awards, voted on by the Marmion faculty, were also presented: senior Tim Rydecki was awarded the Abbot Marmion Award for Spiritual Leadership; senior Erik Eckberg received the William J. Dickson, Sr. Award for Outstanding Citizenship; and senior Nicholas Ruble received the Father Peter Enderlin Award for Outstanding Leadership.

Tim Rydecki received this year’s Director’s Award for his ‘leadership without title.’ “Although Rydecki is not an elected member of the 2013-2014 LEAD Executive Team, he is a young selfless leader who can be counted on to be there when needed, not for himself, but for the group. He is a great example of someone who does the work simply because it needs to be done and not expecting anything in return,” stated Vince Bellafiore, LEAD Director.

Alexander Vandenberg announced as new JROTC Battalion Commander Marmion’s JROTC program announced Alexander Vandenberg ’15 as the Battalion Commander selected to lead the 2014- 15 Cadet Corps. Command of the corps was passed to Vandenberg from the graduating Battalion Commander Daniel Creighton ’14 during the program’s annual Change of Command on May 9 (pictured lower right).

During the awards presentation at the ceremony, 24 cadets were honored for their superior work and dedication to the program: Vandenberg was presented with his sabre as head of next year’s Marmion JROTC Cadet Corps; Superior Cadet Decoration (US Army) - senior Eric Lifka, junior Robert Stephens, sophomore David Pettyjohn, and freshman Andrew Lifka; Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War - senior Zachary Siwiec; AMVETS ROTC Medal, Post #103 - seniors Ethan Young and Seth Sevenich; VFW ROTC Medal, Post #1197 - seniors Christopher Voirin, Kurt Zepeda and Thomas Schafer; VFW ROTC Medal, Post #7452 - seniors Joseph Talbot and John Maley; American Legion ROTC Medals, Aurora Post #84 - senior Alexander Kirtley; American Legion School Awards, Aurora Post # 84 - senior Matthew Walz; US Army Recruiting Command Award - senior Jake Fredstrom; US Army Recruiting Command Athletic Award - senior Michael Sheehan; US Marine Corps Scholastic Award - senior Kevin Hoss; US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis - senior Christian Trujillo; US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award - senior William Gallaher; Best Company, Delta Company - senior Brian Simon; Best Platoon, Headquarter Company, 2nd Platoon - senior Zachary Wulbert; SAI Commendation Awards - seniors Michael Murphy and Eric Plotz.

The forty cadets who received promotions for the 2014-15 school year will be honored at the Sabre Ceremony in September.

8 - Academy And Now a Public Service Announcement… by: Christian Anderson ‘04, Director of Alumni Relations Junior classmates Christian Surtz and Harrison Kearby took 3rd Place in the 2014 Illinois Emergency Management Agency’s (IEMA) Radon Networking Day Video Contest for their short PSA video “In Your Own Home.”

Their video was selected from 139 one-minute YouTube videos that challenged students to use their creativity to increase awareness about the hazards of radon gas. Surtz and Kearby’s video won a $500 prize plus $100 for Marmion Academy. You can view their PSA video through Marmion’s website at: marmion.org/radon.

Surtz and Kearby had the opportunity to showcase their talents and affirm Marmion’s Benedictine belief of stewardship to the community and environment. Marmion continues to stay at the forefront of emerging technologies and has plans to create and expand opportunities for our students to learn green energy technology.

What’s New? Hammes Campus CT-STEM at Marmion! Store Spotlight Items by: Victor Pinks II, Ph.D ‘72, Director, C/PARC Engineering Center Marmion Academy will be offering a new suite of STEM courses to prepare students today for the competitive careers of tomorrow. Moving beyond traditional STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics), Marmion has chosen a CT-STEM direction that is in tune with the realities of simulation prototyping most desired by today’s industry and governmental bodies. t Black Hoodie CT-STEM (Computational Thinking STEM) is one way businesses Available in S - XL are maximizing their return on investments. For example, the $64.99 (plus S/H) new Boeing 787 is the first aircraft designed and flown on the computer – before it was built! Marmion students will begin to learn these skills in the new Engineering Design I & II courses leading to industry-recognized CSWA certification. Students can subsequently take Computational Science & Engineering (CT-STEM) their junior or senior year where they will begin programming the solutions to real world problems. They will Ladies Black u be working with modeling simulations of their CAD drawings, modeling programs, manufacturing applications with robotics or Long Sleeve fluid flow analyses. Available in S - L $35.71 (plus S/H) We are very proud of our program and will be coordinating with the new C/PARC businesses in an effort to procure internships using these valuable skills. C/PARC businesses will formally recognize a student’s efforts in their academic record – a considerable advantage when applying for scholarships to colleges/businesses ORDER ONLINE: in STEM fields. marmion.org/hammes For more details on CT-STEM offerings please contact ORDER BY MAIL: Victor Pinks II, Ph.D. Director, C/PARC Engineering Center at Marmion Hammes Campus Store Science Chair / Physics / Technology Director 1000 Butterfield Rd., Aurora, IL 60502 Phone: 630-897-6936 Fax: 630-897-7086 ORDER BY PHONE: Email: [email protected] 630-897-6936 ext. 253 Academy - 9 awards are given to students in the 97th percentile - top 3% Academic Accolades: of the nation. Perfect ACT Score: Jacob Ebert ‘15 recently scored a WYSE Team: After winning first place in both the Regional perfect 36 composite score on and Sectional competitions, Marmion’s WYSE (Worldwide the ACT. Marmion students Youth in Science and Engineering) Team advanced to have a history of excelling on the State competition, and placed 5th out of 22 teams in the ACT, a national college their division. Individual State awards were earned by admission examination that senior Michael Desch (4th place in computer science and consists of subject area tests in 4th place in engineering graphics). The WYSE State Team English, Mathematics, Reading was comprised of seniors Michael Desch, Joe Ranvestel, and Science. Marmion’s Class Nick Ruble, Anthony Pullano, Zach Bosh; juniors of 2013 had an average ACT Thomas Seiben, Robert Stephens, Collin Sheehan, Will composite score of 26.3 with Porteous, Trevor Jones, Blake Turcich; and sophmores AJ the top 25% of the class earning a composite score of 32.1. Rechenmacher, Harrison Kearby, and Ben Rydecki. The 2013 Illinois state average composite score was 20.6 and the national average composite score was 20.9. The ACT Math Team Places 5th in State: The Marmion Math also measures college readiness in each of the subject areas. Team finished in 5th place at the ICTM State Finals in 71.7% of the Class of 2013 met or exceeded the ACT College Champaign on May 3rd. Some of the individual highlights Readiness Benchmark scores in all four subject areas tested. of the year included freshman Jonathan Liu placing 2nd The Illinois state average of college readiness was 25% and individually among all freshmen in Division 2A at the the national average was 26%. State Finals. Harrison Kearby also placed 10th among all sophomores at the State Finals. The Geometry Team National Merit Scholar: Nicholas Ruble ‘14 was selected (Harrison Kearby, Jack Diederich, AJ Rechemacher, Lucas as a winner of a National Merit Scholarship earning him the McDonald, Valen Piotrowski, Ben Rydecki, Christian coveted title of National Merit Scholar. Surtz) placed 1st at Conference, 1st at Regionals, and 4th at the State Finals. Jack Diederich and Jonathan Liu qualified for the prestigious FR/SO 2-Person Playoff Round at the Foreign Language Awards: Italian student Cory Griffin State Finals where they and three other teams competed ’14 (pictured right) placed first on the main stage for the State title in their event. Robert at Level 4 in both the State and Stephens and Harrison Kearby excelled all year in the Oral National Italian Examination Presentation Event where they presented their expertise in Contest and won a prize of the field of Logarithms and Exponential Functions to panels $250 for his accomplishments. of judges at various contests, sweeping the top place award Senior John Maley placed 3rd at each Chicago Math League event. Congratulations goes in State and 9th in the USA at out to senior captains Michael Desch, Anthony Pullano, Level 4 in the National Italian Eric Lifka and Brian Simon (pictured below), along with Exam. In addition, both Cadets other 4-year seniors: Shane Carmody, Ethan Young, John brought Marmion awards Graft, Nicholas Ruble, Jack Fergus, Gunnar Stanke, in French (Level 1) with Alex Kirtley, Dan Creighton, and Zach Wulbert. This placements of 3rd in USA for year’s Math Team Awards were given to Anthony Pullano Griffin and 11th in the USA for Maley. Also earning highest (MVP), Brian Simon (MVP), Michael Desch (Dedication), honors in both Italian and French Sharbel Romanos ’15 and Eric Lifka (Leadership). The awards for top students at with placements in French Level 5 (9th in the USA) and each grade level were given to Anthony Pullano (senior), Italian Level 3 (7th in the USA). Robert Stephens (junior), Jack Diederich (sophomore) and

Jonathan Liu (freshman). Additional honors in Italian were earned by sophomore Dave Carrano at Level 3 (3rd USA, $150 prize) and junior Jacob Ebert at Level 1 (4th USA, $100 prize).

Latin Level 2 students awarded were sophomores Andrew Burroughs (Magna Cum Laude), Brendan Labbe (Cum Laude), David Pettyjohn (Silver Medal honors) and Albert Rechenmacher (Gold Medal honors).

Spanish students receiving Oro (Gold) Awards on the National Spanish Exam were senior Samuel Breen (Level 4), junior Joe Dutton (Level 3), sophomore Michael Joy (Level 2), and sophomore Dolan Hunt (Level 2). The Oro

10 - Academy Marmion/Rosary Performs at Walt Disney World by: Stephen Thurlow, Director of Music

The Marmion/Rosary Band and Men’s Choral program Students had jam-packed days during their trip. Downtown traveled to Walt Disney World over this past Easter Disney on Friday, an early awakening on Saturday to go Vacation to perform on the Epcot stage at Melody Gardens. to Dr. Phillips High School to study with the clinicians, 2014 marks the sixth time Marmion-Rosary has had the and an afternoon of fun at Typhoon Lagoon. After Easter great honor to be accepted for performances at Disney Mass on Sunday students had the choice of going to any World. Both the Marmion-Rosary Band and the Men’s of the parks. The band, chorus and jazz ensemble took the Chorus had intense clinic evaluations by two of the Epcot stage at Melody Gardens on Monday to the delight of most impressive directors in the country: Ivan Wansley, spectators. The trip back home began Tuesday evening after Director of the Florida Southern College band program, one last visit to the parks. and Dr. Beth Gibbs, director of Choral Studies at Florida Southern College. “This, in my opinion, is the best of This trip would not have been possible without the help the four Marmion-Rosary Bands that I have rehearsed. of many: the Benedictine and Dominican communities; Bravo to you for your continued hard work. Please give my Mr. Tinerella, Head of School and Principal of Marmion regards to the students,” remarked Mr. Wansley. Academy; Sr. Ann Brummel OP, Principal of Rosary High School; Mr. Matthew Kokes and Mr. Brian Birch; the Participants began the trip with a blessing for safe travels wonderful Music Booster officers; and the caring full time from Fr. Charles and Fr. Nathanael. They shared hourly chaperones: Mike & Nancy Shares, Damien & Christine readings on both buses as they traveled on Holy Thursday Eallonardo, Linda Higgs, Lisa & Jim Stover, Vi Pho, Mark and Good Friday, and attended Mass on Easter Sunday at Kearby, Cathryn Tomei, Joe & Kim Groom, Janet Nickels, Mary Queen of the Universe Shrine Church in Orlando. Mary Higgins, Renee & Mike Kluber, Mike Magee, Laurie Hayes, and Jeanine Jenig.

Guys and Dolls by: Maria Thornton, Director of Special Events Marmion’s 2014 Spring Production was Guys and Dolls, a musical drawn from two short stories by Damon Runyon, including characters such as Nathan Detroit (played by John Thornton ’14) who runs the “oldest established permanent floating crap game” in New York. Nathan is desperately seeking a place to play while simultaneously striving to keep his fiance of 14 years from becoming his wife.

To get $1,000 required to secure the Biltmore Garage as the location of his game, Nathan bets high-roller Sky Masterson (played by David Blaha ’15) that Sky can’t get the Save-a- Soul Mission’s leader, Sarah Brown, to go to Havana with him for dinner.

The students from Marmion and Rosary performed in the Alumni Hall April 11-13 with a state of the art digital set and to sold out crowds. Included in the weekend’s performances was the audience favorite Opening Night Gala which includes complimentary lavish desserts provided by parents of the cast and crew and a Cuban-themed Saturday Night V.I.P viewing which features an exclusive private performance by the cast of Guys and Dolls followed by pictures with V.I.P. members and the cast on stage and in costume.

Guys and Dolls was under the direction of Kristin Voris (who worked throughout her maternity leave to direct this fun production) with Julianne Vickers as Musical Director.

Academy - 11 Cadets Spring Season Wrap-Up by: Carmen Freda, Annual Giving Director and Sports Enthusiast

Track and Field senior Alex Troop (pictured lower left), who committed to Marmion’s varsity track athletes, under the direction of Michigan State, garnered extensive interest from more than head coach Dan Thorpe, won the Conference for the ninth 15 major league scouts. Alex allowed one earned run in consecutive year! Marmon’s frosh-soph contingent also 53 innings while striking out 103 (new school record) and had a very successful season highlighted by a first-place walking 13 on his way to a 5-0 record and a 0.13 ERA (new finish in the 14-team Streamwood Invitational and were school record). When Alex wasn’t pitching, he played center also the SCC champs. field and hit .329 and led the team in RBIs (24), triples (5), and tied for the lead in home runs (2). Alex was named the Senior Tyler Maryanski (pictured above) cleared 6’ 11” to win Daily Herald’s 2014 All-Area Baseball Captain and the 2014 first place in the Kane County meet at Streamwood High SCC Player of the Year. Senior catcher Brady Roberts and School. Three Cadets made it to the IHSA State Finals. junior second baseman Edgar Sanchez were named to the Senior Kevin Grahovec placed 6th in the 800 Meters (he Second Team All-Area roster. finished 4th last year as a junior). Grahovec was selected as the 2014 SCC Track Athlete of the Year. Maryanski placed The team produced five SCC All-Conference players. They 5th in the High Jump competition and Junior Luke Juriga were Troop (P/OF), Roberts (C), Sanchez (2B), and seniors placed 15th in the Shot Put event. Brian Simon (OF) and Josh Meyers (SS). Coach Rakow stated, “they are a talented group and the best thing about Coach Thorpe put the exciting season in perspective the players was that they had an awesome work ethic and by saying, “with the Marmion track team winning nine were very coachable. They were all about TEAM!” Conference Championships in a row, it makes a tremendous statement about our track athletes’ dedication, work ethic, Tennis preparation and desire to compete, and I will guarantee This was another successful season for Marmion tennis. The you that we competed every time we stepped on the team earned a historic six-peat Conference Championship. track. Our athletes, who were mentally tougher than their Marmion was undefeated during the regular conference opponents, often exceled while achieving personal bests in season and all five positions competed in the final their events.” championship matches for individual conference titles. Baseball Sophomore John King (25-7 record) won the 1st Singles The Marmion varsity baseball individual conference title and senior John Graft (15-3 team finished the season with record) won the 2nd Singles individual conference title. 1st a 16-11 record overall, and a Doubles of seniors Ricky Angsten/Kevin Hoss (19-5 record); 14-2 record in the SCC Blue, 2nd Doubles sophomore Luke Hoss/junior Ben Touhey; which was good enough for and 3rd Doubles seniors Ben Vertin/Cameron Sweeney all Marmion’s 5th Conference finished as Conference runner ups/2nd place. Championship in the last 7 years. The team won the first At the State Sectional, the Marmion team finished 2nd Class 4A playoff game in place in very competitive sectional play in both singles school history, but fell short and doubles. King finished second and qualified for the of a second round victory, to State Finals tournament for the second year in row. At the Downers Grove South with a state finals, King finished 2-2 despite a tough draw. King loss. established himself as one of the best players in the Kane County area and was selected as the 2014 SCC Tennis Player Left-handed pitching standout of the Year. (cont’d. next page) 12 - Sports Michael Conway, Collin Rowley, Dugan Gallina, Danny Emmanuel and Reed Sullivan were presented with Lifetime Achievement Awards.

The MVP’s for this year’s varsity lacrosse team were seniors Jack Maley and Zach Luther. The Sportsmanship awards were presented to seniors Michael Bila and Dane Sikic. The Most Improved Lacrosse Player Award was given to senior Jake Fredstrom. The Father Damien Daprai Award, which is the lacrosse team’s highest award given to the player who embodies all of the qualities to be a good player, teammate and citizen, was presented to senior Liam Griffin. When Coach Kevin Griffin was asked about his feelings regarding The 2014 season brought challenges with the prolonged this year’s squad he quoted Mohandas Gandhi who said, “a winter. Junior Dave Demoll had a wonderful first half of the small body of determined spirits fired by an unquenchable season until a knee injury took him out the rest of season. faith in their mission can alter the course of history.” Marmion had a great group of seniors that finished their final season with the program as true Captains/Leaders: Bass Fishing Graft (pictured above), a two-time State Finals qualifier in both Despite a brutal winter that singles and doubles; and Angsten and Hoss, who played all made the spring fishing four years together in doubles. They were all 4-year varsity season tough, Marmion’s starters. Coach John Tsang stated, “they were keys to the Fishing Team had a program/team’s historic run since their freshmen year and tremendous year. They had will be forever immortalized in Marmion tennis history a great showing at the IHSA book with all their accomplishments and contributions.” Sectionals on April 25 at Shabbona Lake. Marmion In many ways, Vertin and Sweeney, the team’s Spirit entered two teams in the Leaders this past season, epitomized what enthusiasm and Sectional against 20 other teamwork can lead to. They provided the team with a great teams from local schools battle cry for the season “We Must Protect Our House”... the such as Batavia, Geneva, 2014 team certainly did just that and more. St. Charles, and Aurora Christian. The first team, Lacrosse comprised of senior team The lacrosse season for Marmion was successful on many captains David McCauley levels. First, close to 80 boys signed up to play on three and Matt Zadorozny (picured different levels of teams. The players continued to pay above), took 6th place with three bass weighing a total of 4.0 back and make themselves giving citizens to not only the lbs. The second team, comprised of senior Cody Kauss and Marmion community, but also the surrounding cities. juniors Kenny Dybas and JJ Vruno, took 7th place with two Marmion lacrosse players volunteered at FMSC, collected bass weighing a total of 3 pounds 2 ounces. By combined over 4600 pounds for Move for Hunger, and helped run one weight, Marmion placed 4th in the Sectional. of the highest regarded lacrosse tournaments in the area. Following the IHSA Sectionals, Marmion competed in A change was made in the awards ceremony. An alumni the BASS High School Tournament Series at Springfield game (pictured below) was held in which lacrosse alumni Lake on May 11. McCauley and Zadorozny (3rd place) played against this year’s varsity team. Over 30 alumni and sophomore Joe Schafer and freshman Steven Callahan returned to play the game they love. The lacrosse (4th place) advanced to the BASS Illinois High School State coaching staff recognized the eight young men who Championship tournament on June 29. started the program in 2008. Chris Perillo, Mike Lopez, This year’s Fishing Team Awards were given to Matt Zadorozny (MVP, Angler of the Year), David McCauley (MVP), Kenny Dybas (Angler of the Year), and Joe Schafer (Big Bass of the Year). The awards for top students at each grade level were given to David McCauley (senior), Kenny Dybas (junior), Joe Schafer (sophomore), and Steven Callahan (freshman). Special thanks to outgoing seniors David McCauley, Matt Zadorozny and Cody Kauss and to team coaches Dr. Richard Holinger, David Dvorak, Michael Zidek, and Scott Oesterlin.

Sports - 13 Participation at Alumni Events All Time High! by: Maria Thornton, Director of Special Events This summer has proven to be successful for the Marmion Alumni Association and its 33-member Board. Following a winter of planning and preparation, the Heroes Mud Run, Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and All-Alumni Reunion had an all-time high in participation and FUN!

Heroes Mud Run Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and The 2nd Annual Heroes Mud Run proved to be more successful than last BIG TICKET Raffle year’s. With the addition of more obstacles and more mud, it drew 1,300 It was a gorgeous summer night at this runners (500 more than last year). Another new addition was special guest year’s Steak Fry/Lobster Boil held on Jim Corenlison of the Chicago Blackhawks who sang the National Anthem June 6 in Alumni Hall. With nearly while two WWII-era fighter planes flew overhead, a special moment for the 600 Marmion family and friends in 1,300 runners on Marmion’s campus on May 24. attendance this year’s event was a huge success! The winner of the BIG TICKET Once again U.S. Marines from Echo Company, 4th Reconnaissance Battalion, raffle was Steve Sullivan ’90, who Joliet; Marine Air Control Group 48, Great Lakes; and Marines from the 9th generously donated $5,000 back to the Recruiting District were on hand for military warm up “Daily 7” and runner Academy! motivation.

Many thanks to all of the volunteers and corporate sponsors.

14 - Alumni ALUMNI ASSOCIATION ACTION With the conclusion of Marmion’s fiscal year, the Alumni Association has achieved the long-standing goal of surpassing a $1M balance for the Alumni Association investment fund! On an annual basis, revenue generated from this fund and other Alumni Association events helps FOREVER A CADET Alumni Reunion to support over $80,000 in The All-Alumni Reunion, highlighting the Golden Jubilee Class of 1964 (pictured above) and financial aid and scholarship Silver Jubilee Class of 1989, took place at the Paramount Theater in Aurora on June 7. A opportunities. change in venue and format to this year’s reunion brought a much needed breath of fresh air to this event and was well received by all. Marmion alumni and their wives/significant On behalf of the incoming others enjoyed a three hour cocktail reception with open bar which allowed everyone to Alumni Board Chair mingle and enjoy each other’s company. Awards were given out for the alums who traveled Wayne Hoover, I encourage the farthest, married the longest, and had the most grandchildren. any alumni interested in serving on the Alumni Association Board to contact me so we can discuss the activities, opportunities and expectations for Alumni Board members. Serving as a leader on the Board is a great way to stay connected with your fellow alumni and support a deserving cause. Dr. Anthony Proske ’64, The Class of 1964 had a private pre-reunion reception on Julie & State Senator Jim Oberweis ’64 June 6 prior to the Steak Fry/Lobster Boil. Director of Alumni Relations E: [email protected]

Upcoming Alumni Events:

HAPPY HOUR AT Members of the Class of 1994 Michael & Linda McCabe ’64, VERTIGO SKY LOUNGE Dwayne Christoffel ’64 See page 31 for details

HOMECOMING 2014 Sept. 27: Homecoming Kickoff & Bonfire Oct. 2: Fays BBQ Oct. 3: Homecoming Game vs. Fenwick

CHRISTMAS CRAFT & HOME SHOW Nov 29: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Nov. 30: 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Aaron Porter ’99, Ron Rudow ’99, Members of the Class of 1989 revealed the “missing” MMA and Tommy Koutsos ’99 conference banner at the All-Alumni Reunion. Alumni - 15 +THOMAS LUX of Indianapolis IN died peacefully in the Lord at his home on May 12, 2014, at the age of 94. Tom is the younger Alumni Taps: brother of +Father Leonard Lux. Tom is a Life Member of the Abbot Marmion Society. He is survived by his wife Millie, a +Ralph Zettinger ’42 died May 5. son and three daughters, and a number of grandchildren.

+Robert Babos ’44 of Aurora; brother of +VIVIENNE REGOLE of St. Charles died +George ’41; died May 3. peacefully at her home on June 20, 2014. She was the wife of Edward ‘50. They +James King ’44 of Naperville; brother are Life Members of the Abbot Marmion of +Dr. Thomas King ’38 and +Dr. Jack Society and principal donors for the Regole Field House, King ’43; uncle of John Weitz ’95; died Regole Science Center and Regole Natatorium. She is survived April 21. by a brother; two daughters, a son and two stepsons; and six +Rev. Leo Petit MSC ’44; brother grandchildren. She was a dear friend of the monks of Marmion of +Father Edmund Petit ’38 of the and the students of Marmion Academy. Rockford Diocese; died March 21.

+Richard Leonard ’46 of Sun City West AZ, died March 29. In Loving Memory of: +James F. Prindiville ’46 of Kenilworth; +Lynn Anderson of Aurora; wife of +Mary Graham of Plainfield; mother of brother of Bill ’47 and Bob ’53; died Kenneth ’64; died April 13. Robert ’64, Richard ’72 and James ’77; June 17. died April 10. +Rev. Thomas Brantman; brother of +Bernard Colwell, Sr. ’48 of Punta Eugene ’66, William ’67 and Peter ’70; +Delores Houlne of Yorkville; wife of Gorda FL, died May 16. pastor of St. John the Baptist, Somonauk; +John ’47; died March 29. died April 10. +Joseph Ammer ’49 of Aurora, died +Sophie Kucienski of Chicago (103 June 11. +Helen Brewer of Baltimore MD; mother years old); mother of Dr. James ’60 and of Michael ’59 and AMS Life Member; grandmother of Andrew ’90; died on +Robert Barry ’49 of Yorkville, died died June 24. May 26. April 3. +James Colwell of Oswego; grandfather +Helen Kunches of St. Charles; wife of +Samuel Overton III ’50 of Appleton of Jacob ’10, Nathan ’13 and Benjamin Joseph ’42 and mother of Joseph ’66; WI; father of Charles ’79; donor of ’16; died April 12. died December 13, 2013. the three large art reproductions of Velasquez paintings in the Abbey; died +Arturo Conte, Sr.; grandfather of +Mark McHugh; father of Matthew ’08; June 2. Arturo III ’05; died March 24. died May 24.

+Victor Pall ’53 of Aurora, died June 18. +Nancy Cote of Beulah MI; wife of Elmer +Kenneth Miller; grandfather of Gunnar “Al” ’52 and mother of Jeffrey ’89; died Highland ’15; died October 27, 2013. +Stephen Andorfer ’58 of Bluffton IN; May 25. brother of Philip ’53, +William ’54, and +William Reese, Sr.; father of Bill Reese, +Paul ’59; died September 19, 2013. +Viola Dam of Fox Lake; mother of Dr. Jr. ’80; died April 13. William ’60 (former junior monk) and +Dr. Paul Andorfer ’59 of Springfield Leonard ’63; grandmother of Casey ’95; +Benita “Bernie” Rempe; mother of Tim OH; brother of Philip ’53, +William ’54, died March 5. ’72, Mike ’74 and John ’76; died June 7. and +Stephen ’58; died February 14. +Cecilia Diederich of Aurora; wife of +Joseph “Bill” Robichaud of Geneva; +William Jungels ’59 of Aurora, died +Elmer, Sr. ’34; mother of Elmer, Jr. ’60 father of G. Paul Robichaud ’72; May 29. and David ’68; grandmother of John ’87; grandfather of Adam Petitti ‘00 and great-grandmother of Jack ’16; sister of Angela Vock, Academy French teacher; +Dr. Hans DeBartolo, Jr. ’65; father of +Fr. Luke Bohr ’38; aunt of Fr. Kenneth died on April 23. Hans III ’00 and Dr. Merrit ’01; AMS Theisen ’59; died May 23. Life Member; died May 2. +Dennis Seldon of North Aurora; AMS +Jean Dohan of Aurora; wife of +Louis ’35; Life Member; cousin of Fr. Kenneth +Jacob Graves ’08; brother of Ryan ’01; mother of Dr. Michael ‘72; grandmother Theisen ’59; died June 23. died May 24. of Andrew ‘05; died May 22. +Andrea Waddell of St. Germaine WI, Schedule a Mass at Marmion +Mary Elko; mother of David ’67; died wife of Ronald ’59, died April 19. Abbey for a friend or loved one. June 8. For more information, contact Fr. +Alice Weiland of Aurora; wife of +John Kenneth Theisen OSB ‘59 +Janet Gorecki of St. Charles; wife of ’48; mother of Michael ’72, Richard ’74 at 630~897~6936, ext. 327 Robert, Sr. ’46 and mother of Robert, Jr. and Ronald ’85; died June 20. ’84; died April 21. 16 - Prayers 2200 1133- -22001144

Marmion Abbey AnnualAnnual ReportReport Marmion Academy Priory of San José, Guatemala Alpha by Giving Level (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) $100,000 + Mike and Mary Jo Saunders ‘67 +Paul and +Jane Linden Bequest Rob and Sophia Barnes ‘75 +Jack Gallagher, Jr., USA ‘59 Jay and Gretchen Schuette Bill and Mary Jo MacDonald ‘43 Bob and Louise Bender ‘58 Ken and Carole Nagel ‘60 Tom and Linda Voirin Andy and Diane Marek Pat Berg a Ed and +Vivienne Regole ‘50 a Jim and Rose Peterson Marge Bryan in memory of Leon and Colette Petit ‘63 +John ‘50 $10,000 - $24,999 Ray and Pat Santucci John and Paula Cibulskis, Jr. ‘70 $50,000 - $99,999 ANONYMOUS (3) St. Charles Bank and Trust Co. Fred and Leona Conforti +George and +Clara Lanigan Trust +Helen Brewer a Trust Company of Illinois Copy King Office Solutions Inc Marmion Alumni Association J.P. Bryan ‘81 U.S. Conf. of Catholic Bishops John and Carmen Cordogan Marmion Sports Boosters Mike and Kara Bryan ‘82 *Adam Voirin ‘02 Ed and Rosemary Cox, Jr. Jim and Deb Naughton ‘69 Frank and Sue Cannon, Jr. ‘61 *Donna Walsh in memory of Ray and Kathy Dalton, Jr. Cuneo Foundation +Edward ‘48 Bill and Debbie Dam ‘60 Art Decio ‘48 Wintrust Financial Corporation Todd Dempsey ‘66 $25,000 - $49,999 Gerry and Robyn Dempsey ‘61 a Keith and Sheri Fitzgerald Joe and Patricia Brennan ‘82 Jim and Deann Derrico a FM Global Foundation *Community Foundation of Great Carl and Kelly Deufel ‘77 $5,000 - $9,999 Nick and Carolyn Gordon ‘55 River Bend (Bettendorf IA) *Marianne Fuja ANONYMOUS (2) Will and Louise Healy, Jr. Mike and Renee Kluber ‘81 Tom and Sue Kilian, Sr. ‘69 Chuck and Linda Anderson *+Msgr. Bob Hoffman ‘53 Bequest *Nottolini Family Trust Jim and Nancy Kucienski ‘60 a Jim and Kris Anderson Tom and Trudy Huberty ‘65 Reed and Ute O’Malley ‘56 a *Gene and Kathy Kus Luke and Mary Kay Bakken Steve and Alexandra Juriga

Abbot Marmion Society Life Members are denoted in bold; new Life Members a denotes Canturbury Society Members. The Canterbury Society gives special are indicated with an *. Life Member status is awarded when gifts to the Abbey, recognition to Marmion’s trustees, alumni, parents, grandparents, and friends Academy and Guatemala Mission total $10,000 or more over the donors’ lifetime. who make an estate or deferred gift commitment to Marmion.

Abbot Marmion Society Below are the AMS Life Members who have moved up to a higher giving level throughout the course of this past fiscal year. A complete list of all AMS Members can be found at:marmion.org/AMS. Partners John A. and Dorothy O’Dwyer, Jr. ’70 Michael T. and Renee Kluber ’81 Anthony L. and Tracy Chivari ‘83 $500,000 to $749,000 Jay and Gretchen Schuette +Paul J. and +Jane Linden Thomas J. and Kathleen Heaton ‘81 +George M. and +Clara Lanigan St. Charles Bank & Trust Company Richard E. and Jean O’Brien Dr. Stephen and Alexandra Juriga Trust Thomas P. and Linda Voirin Dr. James S. and Rosanne Peterson Gregory J. and Linda Kliebhan ‘69 Richard E. and Elizabeth Rudow Jerry S. and Zoe Knudtson Investors Patrons Drs. Raymond and Patricia Santucci Joseph and Christa Mehlmann ‘62 $100,000 to $249,999 $25,000 to $49,999 Dr. Brian R. and Lisa Tonner Jason K. and Jenny Nagel ‘95 Joseph F. and Patricia Brennan ’82 +Dr. John M. and Patricia Abell ’39 Jack and Marianne Napoli +BG John R. Gallagher, Jr., USA ’59 Dr. Thomas L. and Susan Choice Donors Wayne and Karen Sanchez, Jr. Walter F. and Judy Johnston Todd L. Dempsey ’66 $10,000 to $24,999 William H. and Joyce Seibold, Sr. Damian and Christine Eallonardo Michael D. and Linda Assell Andrew L. and Sarah Totman Sponsors Michael J. and Julie Garofalo Ryan M. and Emily Bohr ‘92 R. Alex and Carol Westhoff $50,000 to $99,999 John S. and Patricia Heneghan Cadet Construction, Inc. Michael P. and Kara Bryan ’82 Michael J. and Sylvia Jackson ’57 CDR Raymond and Tina Carlson, James P. and Deborah Naughton ’69 Dr. Kevin M. and Carole King JAGC USN ‘69

Honor Roll of Donors 17 tt eeppoorr RR aall Wally and Judy Johnston nnnnuu Russ and Michelle Joyce AA Tom and Pat Jungels ‘70 Jim and Denise Juriga Bob and Mary Kacprowicz Al and Jean Esser, USA ‘46 Kevin and Mary Beth Jeff and Cindee Eychaner Kamraczewski ‘74 a Rev. Kevin Farrell Mike and Eileen Kanute ‘83 Vera Feltes a John and Mary Karwoski ‘45 Alpha by Giving Level John and Muriel Fenzel ‘50 Mark and Claire Kearby (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) Mark and Julie Ferraro Jack and Ellen Keifer ‘60 Leanne Feuerborn Tom and Betsi Kelly, III $5,000 - $9,999 cont’d Bob and Marti Bennett ‘59 Paul and Debbie Feuerborn ‘86 Sharon Keutzer David and Denise Kallas Jerry and Cindy Benson Fitzgerald Electrical Contracting, Inc. Joe and Tonia Khouri *Bob and Renee Kirtley Dan and Maureen Bergan Bob and Sheila Fitzsimmons, II ‘78 Alden and Betty Kilian Landmark Contractors, Inc. Don and Pat Bitzan Carol Foster Kevin and Carole King *+Robert and +Marilyn Lari ‘49 Dick and Mimi Bitzan Mike and Gina Frasca, Sr. Andrew and Mary Klug Bequest Anthony and Kellie Bliss Jason and Misti Fredstrom Jerry and Zoe Knudtson Julie Loftus in memory of +John Robert and Jamie Bode Jim and Laura Freid-Studlo ‘97 Tom and Lindsey Kolinski ‘00 Tim and Jeanne McLean ‘79 Dick Bodie Jim and Katie Freilinger ‘57 Eric and Jen Konen ‘87 Mike and M.J. Murphy ‘77 Steve and Jeannie Bodney ‘77 Rick and Kathy Furgason Bob and Judy Kosky Dick and Marie Murphy ‘50 Boeing Company Foundation Mike and Mary Gallagher ‘59 Terry Kothe Jason and Jenny Nagel ‘95 Ryan and Emily Bohr ‘92 Mike and Julie Garofalo James and Sandra Kowalkowski, Jr. Jack and Marianne Napoli LGEN Dan and Joy Bolger, USA ‘74 Ed and Pat Garrity, Sr. Phil and Carol Krasula +Jim and Mary Naughton ‘43 Pat and Katy Brennan Ed and Linda Garrity, Jr. ‘70 Bob and Pat Krohn, Sr. ‘70 Don Norris ‘49 a Paul and Paula Buddy ‘60 Tom and Colleen Garrity ‘76 Ed Kunitz Occidental Foundation Mike and Mary Burke Daniel and Maria Gauthier Jim and Diana LaPointe ‘59 a John and Dorothy O’Dwyer, Jr. ‘70 Dave and Dolores Burroughs Geneva Construction Company Brian and Elizabeth Lawinger Dave and Pat O’Keeffe, Sr. ‘44 Cadet Construction, Inc. John and Carrie Gissel, USA ‘69 Mario and Myrna Leon Painters District Council #30 Phil and Lynn Cali Shawn and Julie Glanville Tom and Marilyn Leuer ‘58 +Jeanette Pattermann Bequest William and Nancy Callaghan, Jr. Steve and Michele Glasgow Peter and Cheri Lo Destro Bernie and Betty Popham Jim and Dana Campbell John and Jody Gleason Mike and Kathy Loebach Eric and Maria Quartetti Joe and Angela Cantore Tom and Mary Grady ‘69 Bill and Liz Loftus ‘65 Rich and Mary Beth Regan a Capital Group Companies, Inc. Bill and Mary Graft, Sr. ‘79 David and Charlene Rick and Liz Rudow Ray and Tina Carlson, JAGC Ed and Linda Grahovec Longnecker ‘57 a Bill and Robin Schalz ‘79 USN ‘69 a Harvey and Lisa Gratz Joe and Janice Loran ‘77 Phil and Marilyn Schnell Mark and Cathy Cavins ‘65 Gary Graves Mira Loran Martha Schomer a John and Kris Chapski ‘83 Brian Greviskes ‘04 Millie Lux Jack and Sarah Schuler ‘66 Kathie Chapski Dan and Peggy Gurbal M/I Homes of Chicago, LLC George and Geri Sherman, Jr. ‘50 a Mike and Jennifer Childress ‘73 Matt and Lisa Hamsmith ‘95 Andrew and Karen Mack Tim and Jessica Siemer ‘01 Tony and Tracy Chivari ‘83 Rick and Karen Handell Dan Mack ‘61 a Jim and Sally Studlo Andrzej and Marzenna Chmielecki Elmer and Arlene Hansen Rich and Carol Mackey, USA ‘65 Steve Sullivan ‘90 Tom and Sue Choice Ben and Amy Happ ‘94 Doug and Peggy Maley Brian and Lisa Tonner Chris and Jean Clementz Tom and Kathy Heaton ‘81 Joe and Deb Marovich Al and Bev Voirin ‘59 Ken and Sue Clingen Joan Hedley Marco and Susan Martinez ‘79 Greg and Denim Voirin ‘06 Joe and Ann Coby Chris and Mary Heineman, III Al and Barb Martner ‘58 Al and Sylvia Wegman Brian and Diane Cole ‘81 John and Pat Heneghan Glen and Eileen Maryanski Buzz and Carol Wood ‘51 a Tom and Kathy Collins ‘76 Doug and Tamera Hengesbaugh John and Jane Mason David and Annamarie York Fred and Mandie Conforti ‘84 Steve and Ophelia Hernandez Kevin and Janet Matthews Steve and Jacqueline Zimmer, Jr. Country Financial Foundation Tim and Linda Higgs Sterling and Joan McCullough Hank and Rhonda Covelli ‘64 Hollingsworth Logistics Group Brad and Cathleen McDonald Daniel and Mary Cox Holy Cross Church, Batavia Walt and Carol McEnerney ‘55 $1,000 - $4,999 David and Glenda Creighton Wayne and Stefanie Hoover ‘87 Tom and Angie McGehee ANONYMOUS (4) Dan and Christine Dalton ‘04 Bob and Sophie Horak Jim and Ellen McGough John and Marianne Alf ‘54 Austin and Melissa Dempsey ‘97 Mike and Eileen Hupp ‘78 Greg and Grace McKnight ‘71 Peter and Cheryl Altner Brent and Laura Dempsey ‘92 Rita Hupp a Joe and Christa Mehlmann ‘62 Paul Anderson and Christine Sobek Fred and Jackie d’Escoto ‘83 Susan Hurst David and Sharon Mehr Mike and Ellenore Angelidis John and Joanne Diederich ‘87 Darryl and Donna Hymel Howie and Deborah Mell ‘89 Mike and Linda Assell Ralph and Dolores Dieter Chris and Vanessa Inglot ‘78 Bill and Stephanie Messmer, Jr. ‘85 Aurora Catholic Education Foundation Josh and Beth Doroff Kevin and Ann Ingram Mark and Lizanne Meszaros John and Sandy Bagan ‘83 Jim Dowling ‘52 JABA Enterprises, Inc. Larry and Melanie Meyer Dick and Carol Bakala Morrie and Ann Doyle ‘55 Mike and Sylvia Jackson ‘57 a Margaret Meyer Joseph Balinski Damian and Christine Eallonardo Jim and Joann Jacovides Tim and Tracey Michel Mark and Cindy Bancroft Mike and Kathleen Eberth, Sr. Joe Jaeger ‘65 Ted and Ronnie Milos ‘67 Batavia Enterprises, Inc. Edward Hospital Stephen and Cindy Jagielo Phil and Marian Moore ‘53 Baxter International Foundation Howie and Barb Edwards ‘65 Roy and Noreen Jasinski Bob and Gwen Moore ‘73 John and Marianne Beck ‘59 Steve Edwards ‘99 Mark and Barb Johnson ‘71 Mike and Sandy Morgan ‘60

18 Honor Roll of Donors tt Tom Mulligan ‘67 Mary Streit a Aurora Dental Specialist Todd and Kelly Bavery oorr Bill and Nancy Murphy ‘71 Mike and Cec Streit ‘95 Aurora Junior Women’s Club BBK Sports eepp Pat and Marilyn Naughton ‘78 Superior Beverage Company Ben Babcock Chris and Juliana Bean ‘05 Merita Nickels Target Foundation Al and Marilee Bacchi Lou and Anne Beccavin ll RR Ron and Marilyn Nickels ‘50 Randy and Peg Tavierne Sally Bach Larry and Joyce Beishline uuaa +Tim and Ginny Norman ‘49 Harry and Mona Theisen ‘50 Dee Bacharz Tom Belgio nnnn Bob Novack ‘83 Andy and Sarah Totman Jim and Kathy Bachner, Jr. ‘70 Belgio’s Catering AA Bob and Marcia Novack ‘49 Charles and Catherine Tumminello Ken and Debbie Bacorn Betty Bell Bill and Karri Novack ‘81 John Paul and Jennifer Turcich Rosemary Bagan V.J. Bellafiore, Jr. ‘93 Suadad and Shahla Nyaeme Jont and Anne Tyson Bob and Lyn Bagley Joe and Brenda Beltz Reilly and Emily O’Connor ‘00 Brad and Catherine Unruh Ed and Joan Bajda ‘85 Frank and Kathy Benkert Bob O’Connor Gary and Dee Urban Pete and Eileen Bakala ‘79 Linc Benkert Scott and Beth O’Connor Mike and Sue Valaik Ted and Gidget Baker Phil and Pam Benkert Brian and Shelley O’Malley ‘82 Rick and Mary Van Horne Jeff and Ellen Ball Stefen Benning, USA ‘95 Lisa Onak Joe and Cory Vecchiolla Bancroft Family Dental Kathy Benoit Michael and Missy Oslac ‘62 a Audrey Walan Mark and Wendy Bank Tom and Sue Benoit ‘71 Charles and Catherine Parilla Mike and Mary Ann Wangler Jim and Susan Banks ‘68 John and Sandy Bentley ‘88 Robert and Muriel Pasin ‘87 Eric and Karen Weaver Robert and Holly Baranick Tom and Jackie Berg ‘53 Pepsico Foundation Rob and Amy Weiss, Jr. ‘72 Bill and Ruthann Barbel ‘59 Jerome Bergamini Dave Perna ‘70 Mary Wells Joan Barrett Jerry and Susanne Bergeron ‘56 Binh and Vi Pho Wells Fargo Foundation Chris and Carrie Barth Carl Berkhout ‘62 Brian and Jennifer Pierce David and Ruth Wenzel Bob and Margie Basile ‘64 David and Wendy Bernat Dan and Nan Pieroni ‘58 Ray and Linda Wheeler Batteries Plus Bulbs Steve and Dena Betzelos Peter and Martha Piorkowski Pat and Michelle White, Jr. ‘71 Mary Powers Ted Wickord a Pat and Andrea Powers ‘88 Gene and Nancy Wittry ‘49a Tom Prenzno ‘74 Helen Wittry Brian and Sandra Purcell Dick Wittry ‘52 a Radio Flyer Foundation Tom and Lisa Woytych Robert and Diane Ramoska, Jr. Scott and Janet Wulbert Mike Reeves ‘62 a Dave and Sharon Young Don and Mary Regole ‘51 a Paul and Pat Reichenbacher ‘58 a David and Jennifer Reuland ‘83 $100 - $999 ANONYMOUS (2) Tim and Kate Reuland ‘66 Abbott Laboratories Foundation Alan Riddiford a Andre & Marie-Claude Rigaud a Pat Abell Bob and Chrystal Abhalter ‘64 Joe and Helen Rippinger ‘40 a ACDA Gary and Mary Ruth Roberts Pat and Patricia Roberts Jim and Ann Adams Buck and Karen Rogers ‘81 Gary and Judy Ahasic ‘69 Ron and Nicole Rudow ‘99 Ed and Diane Aister ‘59 Cyndi Albertsen Tony and Bonnie Rukas, Jr. ‘63 Karl and Carole Ryckeghem ‘61 George and Carol Alewel Bernie Sakowicz ‘68 Jack and Barbara Allen Dora Santarelli Bill and Barbara Allen ‘45 Mike and Eileen Schafer ‘60 Tony and Therese Aloisio American Pre-Clinical Services Ron Schelling ‘56 a Kent and April Schielke ‘71 Ameriprise Financial Foundatio Frederick and Lisa Schneider Barbara Ammer Bernie and Lynn Schupbach Joe Amrhein Claude and Carrie Andersen ‘69 SCN Youth Wrestling Club Richard and Yvonne Seeman Steve and Susie Anderson, Sr. Phil and Terry Andorfer ‘53 Bill and Joyce Seibold, Sr. Seibold Wealth Management Kurt and Michele Andrews ‘88 $1,053,987 Mary Andrews John Sellen ‘75 Jeff and Marcy Angsten For the third consecutive year, Marmion was successful Mary Sellen a Bill Angsten ‘04 George and Susan Sensor ‘62 in surpassing the $1,000,000 mark for the MARMION Apex Builders Servant Financial, LTD FUND! Our sincerest THANK YOU to all who Paul Apicella ‘64 Rich Sharpenter ‘63 contributed to the this year’s efforts! The Marmion Don and Nina Arndt, Jr. ‘58 a Pat Shay ‘77 monks, students, faculty and staff are blessed by your Frank and Tina Shoemaker Steven and Diane Arnold Dave Artabasy ‘59 generosity and dedication to Marmion Academy. Jerry and Nancy Sidman Jim and Susan Artabasy ‘63 Jerry and Donna Simon Artistic Dental Studio, Inc. Jerry Skaja ‘61 Mike and Katie Skoglund ‘95 Wayne and Betty Artlip ‘57 John and Mary Slade C.J. and Elizabeth Aschauer, Jr. Fred Assell ‘65 Howard and Mary Smith, Jr. Smugmug Les and Linda Atchison St. Anne Church, Oswego IL Jim Atten ‘55 Jennifer Atten St. Mary’s Church, Woodland WI Steve and Kim Auchstetter Gerry and Pat Stewart

Honor Roll of Donors 19 Alpha by Giving Level (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) $100 - $999 cont’d Joe and Diane Brummel ‘49 Otis Clay Carl and Charlene Dedrick Eleanore Beutel Bill and Linda Brummel ‘64 Clear Staff, Inc. Mike and Elaine Delves Brian and Jeana Bicknell Dave and Donna Buchner ‘47 Don and Pam Clemen ‘65 Jeff and Amy DeMoss Bicknell Dental Care Dan and Mary Anne Buckley Paul and Mette Clementi Wayne and Rosemary Ann Isabele Biesemier Rev. Paul Bueter ‘51 a Mike and Lynda Clementz ‘71 Dempster ‘48 a Vivian Bikulege Jim and Carole Bullock ‘67 Sam and Barb Clementz ‘70 Rich and Michelle Denton, II Mike and Colleen Bila Bill and Angie Burchar Family Clingen Callow and McLean, LLC Phil and Mary DePauw, III ‘64 Ken and Judy Bill ‘58 Chiropractic Frank and Elaine Coffman Marita DeSimone Dan and Renee Billish Mark and Cory Burke ‘94 Terry and Nicole Coffman ‘89 Donald and Bonita Devale Mike and Sheri Bitzan Thomas and Ellen Burke Dennis and Anne Coleman Shawn and Sharyl DeWane, Sr. Elane Blaeser Paul Burkett ‘85 Lott and Mary Coleman Diamond Rigging Corp. Donald Blanchard Jim Burns ‘74 Don and Karen Collins Marco and Clara Diaz, Sr. Bliss Creek Golf Course Bob and Maureen Burns ‘50 Leon and Juanita Collins, USA John and Chris Dickens ‘58 George and Margie Block, Jr. ‘69 Bob Burr ‘49 Mike and Katy Collins Dickens, Mason, Kissell, LTD Andrew and Nikki Bobbitt Kent and Joan Burroughs Nancy Collins Tom and Pat Dickerson Marsha Bock Darrell and Ciss Butlett ‘64 Barb Colwell Bill and Jo Dickes ‘59 Mike and Noelle Bock ‘98 Buttrey Wulff Mamminga Insurance Mike and Pam Colwell ‘65 Elmer and Jan Diederich, Jr. ‘60 Jack and Joan Bockman ‘70 Mike and Darlene Byrne ‘62 Pat and Therese Conlin Jim and Millie Diehl ‘53 Jerry and Eileen Boedigheimer Antonio and Marlin Caceres Mike and Emme Connelly ‘53 a Ed and Carol Dieser Steve and Laura Bohler ‘71 Bryan and Jennifer Cali ‘95 Joseph and Jeanne Connolly Ed and Avril Dieser ‘86 Jim and Donna Bohr ‘66 Jeff and Jamie Cali ‘96 Mary Ellen Connolly DiMeo Schneider & Assoc. Diane Bonebrake James and Rose Ann Callahan Doug and Julie Conroy Warren and Katie Dixon, Jr. ‘64 Jean Bonham John and Mary Callahan Jim and Libby Corcoran ‘48 Joan Dodson Dan and Anne Boone Dan and Cori Cammarano Lowell and Tala Cordingley ‘54 Chuck and Eileen Doell ‘64 Lee and Bev Bordenave ‘63 Ed Canfield, Jr. ‘64 Joseph Cordogan ‘09 Tony and Margaret Domino ‘54 Jay and Trisha Bottarini Jim and Lynn Cannon ‘64 Al and Nancy Cote ‘52 Bob Dresmal Melvin and Natalie Boule ‘92 Jeff and Tamara Carello Dave and Barbara Cox ‘55 Todd and Karen Duffield Jerry and Julie Bourke ‘51 Andy and Lisa Carey ‘86 Ed and Cindy Cox, III ‘79 Bill and Maureen Duffy ‘77 John and Theresa Bowen ‘71 Sean and Susan Carmody Joan Creedon Jack and Pat Dugan Boyd Family Foundation Phil and Mary Ellen Carrigan Larry and Diane Crisanti ‘61 Mike and Cheryl Duhig BP Fabric of America Fund Jack and Debbie Carroll Joe Croce Victoria Duncan BP Foundation Inc. Castle Orthopaedics and Sports Joseph and Martha Cruise Brian and Jeanne Dunleavy Antje Brandon Mike Castronovo ‘89 Mike and Vicki Curley ‘65 Donna Duranceau Jacqueline Breen Marty and Cindy Cavato ‘65 Ben Currie ‘04 Forrie and Lois DuSell ‘38 David and Joan Brennan ‘75 Bob and Cherie Chapski ‘95 Jack and Joyce Currie ‘74 Duttlinger Fredericks & Assoc. Tim and Patty Brennan ‘70 Jeffrey and Maria Cherif Kathy Curtice Brian and Jennifer Dutton Mike Brewer ‘59 Jay and Kathy Cherwin ‘85 Jim and Karen Curtis, Jr. ‘45 a Bill and Debbie Dutton Jeff Briggs ‘04 David and Abigail Chiesa Rev. John Cyr Barb Ebert Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Shu Chuang Jim Dailey ‘78 Jim and Peggy Eccher ‘84 Mike Brooke ‘89 John and Michaeline Ciba, Jr. ‘73 Larry and Carol Daker Rick and Euphrosyne Eccher ‘85 Betty Brouillette Carol Cibulskis Peter and JoAnn Daleiden ‘56 Dana and Lorene Eckberg Chuck and Leonora Brown ‘50 Don and Kathy Cibulskis ‘59 Brian and Megan Damato ‘99 Ed Saloga Design Builder Inc. Dan and Marcela Brown Rich and Jean Cibulskis ‘64 Don and Sue Damato Mary Edwards Pat and Kathryn Brown ‘00 Ron and Dorothy Cibulskis ‘71 Jeffrey and Vicki Danklefsen Eisenberg Sausage Co. Sherry Brown Pat Cichon ‘81 Dean Foods Foundation Don and Nancy Ejka Don and Ursula Bruch ‘58 Dennis and Mary Ann Cladis ‘04 Athur Deck Rene Elks-Cedillo

2014-2015 Mothers’ Club Officers Standing (l-r): Karen Hossfeld, Rose Peterson, Carole King, Mette Clementi, Lynn Piotrowski, Jennifer Turcich, Cindy Pierce, Leann Roe, Jean Hutchison, Paula Mach, Deneen Funk, Sue Pickard, Colleen Medernach, Michelle Joyce Seated (l-r): Outgoing President Maureen Bergan, President Caryl Riley, Michele Kelly, Ann Pullano, Maureen Taus, Dana Campbell, Sandra Purcell (Not Pictured: Libby Scanlan, Lisa Currie, Alex Juriga, Denise Juriga, Jill Zolfo)

20 Honor Roll of Donors A nnu Mike Elliott ‘65 al Mark and Joan Emerson, USA l R Jack and Winnie Emmons e Denny and Claire Erickson epo Kay Erwin rt Doug and Lynn Esp John and Terri Gaudio ‘63 Andrew and Elizabeth Esposito Rich and Mary Gausselin ‘57 Steve and Katherine Esser ‘65 Joe Gavron ‘67 Joan Etheridge Karl and Donna Gawlas ‘70 John Fabrizius ‘70 GE Foundation +Marie Fabrizius Ed and Karen Hart ‘64 John Jelinek Dave Geisen ‘97 Fairview Dental Ken and Pat Hartmann ‘64 Walt Jimenez Frank and Barb Geisen ‘52 Tom and Terry Fallon Ken and Carol Hartmann Tony and Pam Johnson ‘65 Gelber Foundation Greg and Jeri Farrell Bruce and Elizabeth Hartranft Brian and Diane Johnson General Mills Foundation Don Farrimond Dale and Carla Hastert Jo Johnson Geneva Eye Clinic, LTD John and Jo Featherstone ‘48 a Will and Katie Healy, III ‘00 Johnson Business Solutions, LLC Jack Gengler ‘62 Dave and Linda Feiza ‘73 Heartland Blood Centers Rod Johnston ‘55 Bob Gengler ‘54 Rich and Wendy Felder Dan and Melissa Heinen Carl and Susan Jost Frank and Peggy Giangrego Steve and Laura Feltes ‘70 Jim and Denise Heisler ‘59 George and Helen Jost, Jr. Randy and Jan Gibson, Sr. Marty and Mona Fergus John and Ann Hennessy ‘49 Manny Juarez ‘08 Dave and Judy Gilsinn ‘60 Dan and Kay Ferrario ‘59 Agnes Herbert K Hovnanian Homes Ed and Martha Gimnig Jim and Helen Feuerborn ‘68 Kenneth and C.J. Hermann George and Dianne Kackert ‘56 Tim and Paula Giometti Bob and Pat Feuerborn ‘60 Bob and Ellen Hermanson ‘73 Pat and Toni Kackert ‘87 Jim and Karen Giroux ‘77 Tim and Christine Feyma ‘94 Javier Hernandez ‘00 Marilyn Kaderabek Ed and Carol Glabus, USA ‘56 Neal and Shirlee Fichtel ‘45 Joe Hernandez ‘54 Ken Kaleta ‘62 Jim and Candy Gleason, USA ‘62 Jim Fillar Don and Annette Herzog ‘52 Jon Kallman ‘67 George and Bev Gleich ‘64 Kenneth and Teresa Fincher Tim and Kathy Hess ‘84 Malcolm and Corey Kanute ‘84 Bill and Mardi Glenn a Joe and Joann Finelli ‘52 Frank and Betty Hettinger ‘56 Janan Kardoush Craig Goding First Centennial Mortgage Corp. Lee and Bridget Hettinger ‘59 Helen Kasper Gold Medal Products Carl and Audrey Fischer ‘52 Mike and Diane Hettinger ‘58 Warren and Sandra Kass ‘62 *Steve and Anne Gonczy ‘65 a Dave and Maria Fisher Kenneth and Pamela Heydorn Stuart and Lorraine Katz Bob Gorecki, Sr. ‘46 Anne Fitzpatrick Robert and Joellen Higgins Ted and Heidi Kauss James Gosselin ‘53 John and Mary Fitzpatrick Gina and Dave Highland John Kaye ‘67 Kay Gotter Paul and Janet Fitzpatrick T.J. and Terri Hiles Jason and Joni Kazmierczak ‘03 Al and Kelly Gould ‘72 Bill Flaherty, Jr. ‘64 Jim and Carol Hirner ‘65 John and Laurie Kazmierczak Eldon and Sandy Gould ‘59 Brad and Kristine Fletcher Steve and Jen Hirner ‘88 Tom Keefe Troy and Madeline Gower Tomaz and Ana Fleury Thomas and Karen Hoban Inez Kelleher Parker and Sara Grabowski Robert and Ada Flores ‘93 Mark and Stacey Hoeft Jim and Methinee Kelly ‘73 Graft and Jordan Ed Forester JoRean Hoffman Mike and Sue Kendzior Ed and Ellen Gramme ‘68 Jeff and Bridgett Foster Terry and Mary Hoffman, Sr. ‘70 Donald Kenly Ron and Judy Gramme ‘56 Jim and Sue Fox ‘62 Jim and Marci Hofner ‘61 Jim and Lisa Kenna ‘71 Paul and Kary Grane ‘89 Tom and Chloe Fox, USA ‘03 Bryan and Dina Holm Mike Kenna ‘75 Jeffrey and Estelle Grant Bill and Janice Fox ‘74 Tom Holter ‘69 Jeffrey and Kathryn Kennath Jim Gray, USA ‘83 Toni Fox a Holy Heart of Mary Convent, Batavia Jerry and Dee Kenney ‘52 Mary Gray Fox River Foods Jim and Nancy Hopp ‘65 Ron and Patt Keutzer Green Light Driving School Mike and Shirley Francis ‘54 Howie and Charleen Hornburg ‘60 John and Anita Khin ‘82 Robert Greene Adam and Stephanie Freda ‘01 Timothy Horneman ‘03 Hana Khoury Carrie Gregory Carmen and Bobbi Freda Chuck and Nancy Hoscheit Larry and Cheryl Kilby Dave Greiter ‘57 Mark and Jean Fredericks Paul and Linda Hoss Michael and Patricia Kimutis Jack and Bonnie Griffin Leon and Judy Freel ‘51 Ted and Pat Hoss Tom and Alicia Kinane Dave and Carol Grimes ‘54 Joe and Patti Fremgen Harry and Lynne Hough John and Rosalie King Bill and Carolyn Grobl ‘71 Ron and Alice French, Sr. ‘54 Bill and M. Colleen Howard Joe and Cheryl Kinnaman ‘52 Chris Groom ‘90 Steve and Natalie French ‘06 Dan and Nancy Howell Kirhofer’s Sports Jim and Dorothy Groom ‘52 Dave and Lois Frerich Joe and Joanne Howland Richard and Kathy Kirley Joe and Kim Groom ‘83 Tom and Velma Frey, Sr. Les and Rosalee Huble Ed Kish ‘64 Paul Groom ‘98 Doug and Denise Friedman Russ and Michelle Hunt Greg and Linda Kliebhan ‘69 Mike and Nancy Haeger ‘65 Bob and Mary Beth Friel, Jr. Kyle and Loree Hupach Ron Kling ‘48 Marie Hagler Buzz and Barb Friestedt ‘48 Jeff and Jean Hutchison Ron and Lynn Kloc Mike Hale ‘64 Paul and Linda Fritz Michael and Deborah Hutchison David and Anastacia Knapper Jack Hall ‘56 Fritz Appraisals IBM International Foundation Knights of Columbus #14795 Rich and Deb Hall-Reppen Jim and Deneen Funk Nicholas and Patricia Iozzo Jim and Barb Koch Joseph and Elizabeth Hammer Mike and Sandy Funkey, Sr. ‘63 J P Morgan Chase & Co. Mike Kochevar ‘69 Michael and Darcy Hammond Jeff and Megan Galgano ‘84 Milo Jackson ‘55 Steve and Cindy Koczo, Jr. ‘74 Gregory Handell Steve and Leah Gallaher Dan and JoEllen Jacobs Tom and Kathy Koebel, Sr. Nicholas and Mia Handell ‘03 Tom and Jennifer Gallenbach Mary Jaeger Jeffery and Ronya Kohl Dave and Rita Hankes ‘91 Denny and Kathy Galloway Thomas and Kathryn Jarecki John and Nora Kohlert Gerry and Carol Hankes ‘54 Bill Gannon ‘83 Don and Donna Jarka, Sr. ‘53 a Christopher Kolkmeyer ‘01 Hanover Insurance Group Iris Garza Joe Jaros Lee and Anne Kolquist Anthony and Gena Harmon

Honor Roll of Donors 21 tt eeppoorr RR aall Frank and Jackie Murnane, Jr. ‘70 nnnnuu David and Margret Murray ‘52 AA Michael Mutersbaugh, Jr. ‘07 Irene Napier Jim and Debbie Nardone, Jr. Ray and Patty McGrath ‘75 Jim and Cecilia Nass, Jr. ‘56 Vicki McGuire Maureen Naughton Mike and Shirley McLean ‘57 Greg and Kathleen Naylor ‘95 Kathleen McPherson Ralph and Katy Neas, Jr. ‘64 Alpha by Giving Level Brian and Antoniette Medernach ‘99 Jack and Cora Neyer ‘55 (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) Sam and Hermena Medernach ‘56 Jim Nichol ‘54 Gregg and Gloria Medernach ‘67 Denny and Sharon Nickels ‘58 $100 - $999 cont’d Willie and Kate Linden, II ‘77 Mike and Laura Meehan ‘66 John and Leslie Nickels ‘55 Matt and Julie Kombrink +Barb Linden ‘42 Phil and Merilyn Meere Northwestern Mutual Foundation Alyce Konen Mark and Molly Jay and Julie Meersman ‘81 Bill and Kathleen Nosek, Jr. ‘56 Brian and Ann Konen ‘83 Lindenmeyer ‘65 a Mark and Denise Mehrer Jim and Barbara Nothnagel Lee Konen ‘60 Corbin and Debbie Lirot Earl and Cindy Meister, III ‘67 Jim Nymark ‘73 Konen Insurance Millie Lober Eul and Mallac Mendoza Ingrid O’Brien Chris and Laura Koranda Tom and Geri Logue, Jr. ‘75 Sergio and Rosario Mercado Dick and Jean O’Brien John and Sue Korte ‘64 Tom and Mary Ann Logue, Mathias and Mary Louise Merges Irv and Mary Ochsenschlager Brian and Nicole Kothe ‘95 Sr. ‘48 a Bill Messmer, Sr. ‘59 Rich and Mary Ann O’Connell ‘63 John and Kathy Kovanda, Sr. Anthony and Jenny Lopez Allan and Joan Metzger Kevin and Mary O’Connor Isabelle Kowalski Tom Loran, III ‘71 Mark and Dalia Metzger Prasan O’Connor Jay and Tracey Kozak Monsignor Joseph Luca David and Debra Meyer, USAF Brian and Tammi O’Dea Jack and Mary Lou Kozak Chuck and Cathy Lutz ‘51 Paul and Phyllis Meyer Dave and Mindy Offutt ‘81 Chuck and Christen Kozlik ‘97 Jeff and Lisa Lutz Paul and Patricia Michel Bob and Jackie O’Keeffe ‘46 Richard and Kristine Kramer Bill Lutzenkirchen ‘57 Jim and Carole Michels ‘57 Nizar Olabi Steve and Peg Kramer ‘64 Don and Diane Macaluso ‘56 Pat Michels a Robyn Olabi Chad and Kelly Krause ‘97 Jim and Barbara MacDonald ‘54 Midwest Orthopedics Old Second Bank of Aurora Al and Rose Krebs Gene and Paula Mach Clement and Joyce Milder Old Timers Antique Centre Bob and Marian Kritzler Macro Wealth Management Inc. Jim and Annie Milder Joe Olsen ‘73 Jim and Vicki Kubal ‘59 Michael and Angela Magee Al Miller ‘64 Robert and Gussie Olsen La Cabaña Restaurant Joseph Maggio Bud and Vickie Miller ‘53 Bob and Beniko Olsen ‘70 Sean and Fidan Labbe Dan and Glenna Mahan ‘83 Frank and Marianne Miller ‘51 a Jim and Eddie O’Malley ‘59 David and Pat Lach Jim and Dolly Mahoney ‘56 Frank Miller ‘49 Marlene O’Malley Jim and Susan L’Allier a Mark Malkowski ‘08 Jerome and Janie Miller Steve and Zaira Ondrla Ryan Lambert ‘94 Theresa Malkowski Larry and Mary Miller ‘60 Alejandro and Norma Ortega Barbara Lamping Larry and Judy Mallon ‘59 Rick and Coleen Miller ‘69 Colleen Ortlund Tom and Juanita Lang ‘61 Mike and Mary Mallon ‘84 Bob and Ann Miller ‘59 Nona Otis Jim Lannen ‘69 John and Nancy Malone ‘61 Tim and Tamarah Milroy ‘87 Ray and Eileen Owens, Sr. ‘55 Joe and Christina Large ‘97 John Maloney ‘55 Joe and Sharon Mirabella, Jr. ‘54 Franco and Sue Pagnucci ‘59 Erik Larson ‘02 Bob Mangers ‘44 David and Carol Mirowski Mike and Brenda Palmatier ‘81 Bill and Linda Laudando John and Rose Mangino Mary Uckeman Mitchell Justin Parr ‘00 Jerry and Susan Lawler ‘56 Paul and Annette Mangino Matt and Korie Mitchell ‘02 Pat White Construction, Inc. Mike and Harriet Leahy ‘57 Thomas and Regina Mann Dave and Nancy Moe Norb and Judy Patla, USA ‘56 Gary and Jean Lederer Jody Marano ‘81 Todd and Christine Moffett Paul and Stephanie Patricoski Bill and Marge Ledvora Andy and Mary Pat Marmion Fred and Sandra Molitor Mike and Kathy Pattermann John and Jane Lehman ‘68 Jack and Johanna Marmion Jim and Betty Molitor ‘55 Stewart and Pamela Patterson Bill and Sarah Lenert, III ‘99 Ron and Karen Mars Renay Montalbano Margaret Paul Tom and Peg Lentz ‘67 Mark and Christie Marsaglia ‘71 Bob and Bonnie Montalbano, Sr. Ben and Jane Perez, Jr. ‘61 Gary and Grace Leonard Shirley Marsaglia Bob and Danielle Montalbano, Jr. ‘85 Performance Foods Pat and Eileen Leonard ‘70 Vinoo and Mercy Martin Terry and Kim Monthie Mike and Christine Perillo Tony and Brenda Lessel ‘62 Louis and Julianne Matsie Tom and Jan Montiegel Mark Pesavento ‘94 Letco, LLC Robert and Patricia Maxwell Montminy Dentistry William and Christine Pesel Pete and Suzanne Letherman ‘91 Jerry and Pat May ‘56 Dave and Amy Moon ‘92 Fred and Phyllis Peterson Rob Letherman ‘89 Paul and Cindy Mayer John and Mary Moon Pat and Betsey Petit ‘61 Mark and Katrin Leuer ‘84 Paul and Mary Alice Mayer Joe and Marilyn Moore, III Dominic and Gisele Petitti Wilma Lieggi Donald and Antoinette Mazur, Sr. Phil and Julie Moore ‘82 Angeline Petko Arnie and Donna Lies ‘47 MB Financial Bank Tom and Stephanie Moore ‘78 Erik and Anna Pettyjohn Jerry and Mary Liesen a Marian McArdle Tom and Rhonda Moore Jack and Sybil Pfluke ‘49 Larry and Melissa Liesen ‘80 Tom and Lenore McArdle Tom and Linda Morris ‘61 Rich and Celeste Phelan Guy and Lisa Lieser ‘76 Robert and Susan McCauley Joann Morrison Mike Phillips ‘73 a Lifetouch Frank and Mary Ellyn McCollum Bill and Marcie Morrissey ‘81 Physicians Immediate Care Dave and Sue Lifka Jeffrey and Nicolle McCullough Kathleen Morton Simon and Suzanne Pickard Joe and Chris Lillie Mike and Margie McDonnell ‘69 Ed Moshinsky Vic and Bonnie Pinks, II ‘72 Bernie Linden ‘80 John and Jane McEnroe ‘64 Tom and Elaine Mulligan a Kevin and Lynn Piotrowski Mike Linden ‘68 Tom McGovern ‘59 Jim and Whitney Munro Ken and Marian Pitz ‘74

22 Honor Roll of Donors tt Paul and Nancy Pitz ‘58 Ralph and Mary Rockwood Wally and Louise Schroeder, Jr. Tom and Cecille Sorci oorr Plaspros, Inc. Douglas and Leann Roe Al and Ann Marie Schwartz Renzo and Marvy Spallasso eepp Edward Poremba John and Judy Rogers ‘73 Frank and Joan Schwartz a John Spangler Janine Poronsky Virginia Rogers Msgr. Bill Schwartz ‘61 Ron and Peggi Spiers ‘70 ll RR David and Stephanie Porteous Kevin and Gayle Ronan ‘69 Dominic Schwerer ‘64 Tito and Linda Spizzirri, Jr. uuaa Pat Poss a Rosary High School Spanish Club Sebert Landscaping St. John’s Abbey, Collegeville MN nnnn Sharon Poss RT Contracting, Inc. Chuck and Barbara See Pat St. Jules AA Chuck and Betsy Potts, Jr. ‘57 Ronald and Denise Rubio Craig and Sherry See Bill and Evelyn Stahl ‘67 Ronnie Precup Jim and Janis Ruddy ‘55 Robert Seebeck Tom and Anne Stanfa Maureen Prendergast Joe and Laura Ruddy ‘84 Elizabeth Sellen Walter and Lyn Stanton Bill Prindiville ‘47 Ruddy Bros., Inc. Lou and Maria Seno ‘67 Tom and Sue Stauder ‘49 Hal and Linda Prisco ‘61 Alex and Vicky Rullo Len and Sue Seraphin ‘61 Bill and Patty Stefanski ‘80 Progressive Energy Group Steve and Catherine Runner ‘88 Pete and Sally Anne Seraphin ‘92 Rev. Dan Stempora Bob and Mary Propernick ‘58 John and Julie Runzel Scott and Linda Seraphin ‘86 Bob and Diane Stephens, Sr. James and Ann Pullano John Runzel ‘09 John and Laura Serumgard ‘62 Ed and Cheryl Stetter ‘97 Eve Pusateri Bud and Diane Ruppert ‘54 Jeffrey and Mary Sevenich Scott Stolpa ‘98 Pete and Alina Quast Rush-Copley Medicial Center Dave Shapland ‘62 James and Lisa Stover Kathryn Quinn Joe Ruzicka ‘54 Sharing of Blessings Foundation Mary Strand Steve and Nancy Radtke ‘67 Wayne and Carole Rydecki Fred Sheahan ‘53 Don and Adriana Streicher Steve and Christine Rakers Bill Sabo ‘57 Bill and Jo Ann Sheehan Paul and Connie Streit ‘71 Bob and Dara Randerson Chuck and Paula Sabotta Denis and Colleen Sheehan Tom and Sharon Streit, Sr. ‘58 Bill and Cynthia Rapp, Jr. ‘70 Ed and Sue Saloga Jack and Karen Sheehan ‘49 Mike Stroup Dennis and Suzann Readey ‘55 Bobbi Saloga Steven and Kathleen Sheehan Tim Studlo ‘05 Norm and Becky Rebenstorf, Jr. Frank and Shelley Saltijeral ‘68 Jean Sheldon Dave and Cindy Stumm ‘91 Bob and Rose Rebenstorf Kyle and Sarah Saltijeral ‘99 Tyson and Juli Shelley Stumm Insurance, LLC Jeanne Rechenmacher Mike and Esther Saltijeral James and Maryann Shiltz George Styne ‘50 a Julia Reed Wayne and Karen Sanchez, Jr. Glenn and Shantel Shimkus Superior Industrial Equipment Don and Patricia Reese, Jr. ‘67 Eileen Scanlan Doug and Rosalia Shinnick ‘60 Christopher and Christina Surtz Jerry and Mary Jane Reese ‘55 Libby Scanlan and Doug Cheetham Chris and Heather Sidman ‘93 Jim and Alice Sury ‘70 Leo and Cheri Reherman ‘56 Sean and Lisa Marie Scanlon ‘87 Matt and Nicole Sidman ‘89 Ada Sutkus Jim and Pat Reiland ‘57 Jerry Schaefers ‘59 Ed and Caroline Sieben Bill and Kathy Swedberg Phil Reiland Joe and Mim Schaefers ‘57 Andy and Andrea Signa Bill and Sue Swedler ‘71 John and Iris Rempe ‘76 Dick and Mary Alice Schaefers ‘62 Sikich Group, LLC Ed and Becky Sweeney Scott and Mindy Renier Christopher and Therese Schafer Phil and Amy Simek ‘98 Steve and Jacquie Szilage, Jr. Restoration Techs A.J. Schall, Jr. ‘94 Doug and Marty Simmons ‘79 Dale and Cheryl Szpisjak, ‘83 Mike and Sarah Reynolds ‘94 Walt Schearer ‘87 Mickey and Ann Skaja, Sr. ‘52 Jackie Tansey Brian Rice ‘80 Elmer and Michele Schelling ‘64 Joe Slavens James and Mary Beth Tennant Craig and Mary Rice ‘69 Roger and Patti Schiavoni Ron and Valerie Slewitzke Nancy Teqworks Paul and Juanita Richardson Tom and Eileen Schiltz ‘54 Charlie and Patricia Smith, Jr. ‘62 Bob and Katie Terrien Jim and Lynda Riedl ‘71 Jim Schindlbeck ‘65 Dave and Rita Smith ‘50 a John Thallemer Carl Rigaud ‘82 Jennifer and Karl Schmidt Pat and Gerry Smith ‘55 The UPS Store Joel and Melissa Riley ‘87 Kevin and Peggy Schmidt Larry and Geri Smith Rich and Karen Theis ‘62 a Mike and Mary Beth Riordan Chuck and Anita Schmitt ‘48 Quentin and Katie Smith ‘01 Tom and Janet Theis ‘61 Dan and Adrianne Rippinger ‘72 Joe and Gloria Schneider ‘50 Tom and Barb Smith ‘67 Betty Theisen Phil and Janice Rippinger ‘55 Fred and Marcia Schoenfeld Joe and Ursula Smrt Brian and Tammy Theisen ‘82 Tim and Georgette Rippinger ‘74 Joe and Mary Ann Schramer ‘51 Paul and Cheryl McNeilly Soderdahl ‘83 Jerry and Sue Theisen ‘58 Jeff and Molly Roberts ‘71 Ron and Margot Schroder Tom and Sue Sokolinski Jack Theisen ‘51 Mondo Robinson Gene and Sue Schroeder Dan and Maggie Soliz ‘70 Jeff and Cindy Theisen ‘77

Flannigan Rifles Named #1 Army JROTC School

Flannigan Rifles Drill Team competed in the 2014 National High School Drill Team Championships on May 4-5 in Daytona Beach FL. They were one of 25 teams competing in the Demilitarized (Armed) Division of the Masters Level. Led by this year’s Commander Christopher Voirin (pictured on right) and Executive Officer Andrew Graves, Flannigan Rifles placed third overall in the Nation and were the number one US Army JROTC School at the National Championships. Flannigan Rifles has been ranked as one of the top five drill teams in the Nation at the Masters Level for the past nine years.

Flannigan Rifles’ Exhibition Squad, commanded by senior Alex Kirtley, finished in first place; Exhibition Platoon, commanded by senior Christopher Voirin, finished in second place; Inspection Platoon, commanded by senior Andrew Graves, finished in third place; Regulation Platoon, commanded by Andrew Graves, finished sixth as well as finishing sixth in the overall Commanders competition; and Color Guard, commanded by senior Jake Fredstrom, finished tenth. In individual events, Alex Kirtley placed first in Armed Solo Exhibition (in a field of 70 cadets); senior John Maley and sophomore John Tate placed second in Armed Dual Exhibition; and Christopher Voirin and Alex Kirtley placed third in Armed Dual Exhibition.

Honor Roll of Donors 23 Alpha by Giving Level (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) $100 - $999 cont’d Ted and Shirley Weber ‘57 Steven and Julie Zimmerman Debbie Boland Greg and Julie Thomas Tom and Deb Weber ‘67 John and Diane Zoda ‘62 Chuck and Elaine Borchers, Sr. ‘48 Charles Thompson ‘35 Tim Weber ‘87 Michael Zolfo Mike and Debbie Bourke ‘52 Shawn and Diane Thornton Dave and Sally Weddige ‘59 John Zudis ‘59 Jim and Kris Bowles Dan and Dana Thorpe Andrew and Madelyn Weed Gael and Nora Brewbaker ‘65 TIAA-CREF Mark and Michelle Wegman Don and Joan Breyne ‘47 Jim Weiland ‘62 $99 & Under Bret and Kelly Brizzolara ‘88 Vince and Beth Tornabene ‘60 Betty Abel Adam and Catherine Weiler ‘93 Maggie Brizzolara Mary Tornabene-Coleman Dave and Mona Adam ‘59 Tom and Sue Weiler ‘76 Anne Brock Craig and Nancy Torosian Randee Adams Bill and Dee Weiler ‘81 Bill Brooker ‘45 Gloria Torres James Ahearn ‘06 Ron and Mary Weirich ‘55 Gary and Lupe Brown Lupe and Stella Torres ‘55 Jim and Dixie Alexander Jim Touhey Rod and Rosalyn Weis Bill and Peggy Brown Bob Weiss, Sr. ‘45 Joe and Mary Ellen Allegretti ‘50 Randy Brown ‘60 Craig and Sarah Traxler Allstate Foundation Leon and Nancy Weistroffer ‘51 Keith Browning ‘89 Gay and Nancy Trepanier ‘60 Aaron and Anne Anderson ‘95 Frank and Pat Weitz Ken and Mary Brummel ‘62 John and Carol Troop Christian Anderson ‘04 John and Lauren Weitz ‘95 Bob Buckley ‘53 Al and Pat Trotsky Helen Anderson Hoffman Gladys Weng Betty Budler Don and Teri Truty Purita Angeles Steve Wennmacher ‘67 Lou and Peg Budler ‘64 Eleanor Turchan Nelson and Cindy Arnold Joe and Jean Werth ‘55 John and Sandra Burns ‘59 Turf Room Restaurant, Inc. Nancy Askwith Al and Carol Westhoff Chris Burroughs ‘91 Mal and Lynne Twitty Bill Assell ‘51 UBS Foundation Brad and Janice Westrom Ron and Sylvia Butuso Preston and Brandi White ‘96 Bob Babas ‘64 a Kevin and Sharon Cahill Brad Union Insurance Group, Inc. Geoff and Elodie Bacci, Sr. White Eagle Auto Body Jose Calleja Tom and Sue Vaghy ‘64 Levi and Michelle Baker-Russell ‘00 Glenn and Rosalie Wienhoff ‘50 Giulio and Lidia Camerini Maryann Valaik Neftali and Laura Baltazar David Willey ‘02 Bob and Pat Campbell Jeff and Judy Valenti Rose Barker Jim Willey Scott Carey ‘89 Ernie and Pat Valladares, Jr. Jim and Dorothy Barkley Don and Betty Willig ‘70 Bob Casner ‘64 Valley Animal Hospital Nettie Barlaan John and Cynthia Wilson Jim and Cyndi Cason Jim and Joél Vallort Jim and Charlene Barry ‘52 Bob and Erin Winkel Alex Caton ‘11 Don and Julia Van Beck ‘45 a Pat and Joann Barry ‘64 Patte Winn Tim and Sue Caton Scott and Polly Van Duzor Barry and Augusta Bartos, Jr. Karen Winterbottom Kevin and Mary Caufield Francis and Mariana Van Wisse ‘94 Charles and Patricia Barwood Ken and Sheila Wippich Chris and Dahria Chasmar Viking Brothers Betty Bauer Max Wippich ‘04 Kay Chawgo Jeffrey and Shana Vines Keith and Kathleen Bauer Vance and Heather Wise Jim and Sue Chesney ‘66 David and Kathryn Vogel Jerry Baumle ‘65 John and Diann Witte Brent Christen Tony and Andrea Voirin, USAF ‘85 Ray and Bonnie Beach ‘58 Dan Wittry Joe Christiano ‘74 Bill and Lisa Wade Mike Begalka ‘67 Gerry and Joan Wojtko Tom and Marianne Clarke Jack and Bette Wagner ‘66 Vince and Peggy Bellafiore Jack and Sue Wolfram ‘65 Ed and Pat Cody Andy and Nancy Wahmhoff, Jr. Sarah Benkert Chris and Connie Woodford Chuck and Joan Colligan ‘53 Jeff and Renee Walan ‘61a Jim and Mary Ann Bennett, Jr. John and Pam Wulff Helen Collins Austin and Livia Walker ‘86 John and Karen Berman ‘59 Tim and Sue Wulff ‘79 Joe Conrad ‘49 Michael and Gabrielle Wallace Ed and Kathy Bertels ‘61 Bill Wulff ‘62 Mike Coolidge ‘82 Nick and Sara Walz Ray Bertrang ‘47 Anthony and Maureen Wycklendt Paul Cordogan ‘03 Tom and Pat Walz Mary Lou Bicknell Mark and Elizabeth Young Linda Corken Warady & Davis, LLP Kermith and Claret Bilbao George and Jill Zadorozny Rachel Covelli Joe and Julie Warda ‘73 Mike Binder ‘03 Mary Zaeske-Weltzer Betty Crisantia Doug and Colleen Warlick John and Jeanine Bitzan Ted and Silvana Zajack ‘78 Carol Cummins Tom and Dee Warner Peter and Cathy Blaeser Bob and Beverly Zak ‘70 Joe and Lisa Currie ‘82 Suzanne Watt Bob and Barb Blasing Bill and Evelyn Zak ‘72 Mary Jane Currie Tony Weasler, II ‘65 Lenore Blatner David and Grace Zepeda Lorette Cyra Paul and Jane Weasler ‘61 Ken Bodnicki ‘56 Mike and Sue Zidek John and Karen Czerwiec ‘83 Ray and Bette Weaver ‘67 Karen Bohr Emily Zilly John D’Alessandro Michelle Weber Nick and Suzanne Bohr ‘86 Dick Weber ‘63 Fred and Alice Zilly ‘59 Mike and Jeannine Daly ‘64 Andy Damato ‘01 Art and Marilyn Dattilo Helen Davis Robert and Mary Davison Merrit and Shanila DeBartolo ‘01 We did it! Dave and Nan DeBruyne ‘60 Darin and Pam Delaney Thank you to everyone who contributed during Marmion Paul and Norma Delanty Academy’s first BIG GIVE! Your participation helped us Vince Delmonico Tom Delves ‘09 exceed our $36,000 goal in 36 hours as “Together we keep Darius Depa ‘80 Marmion strong!” Marc Derrico ‘13 Gary and Rose DiBartolo Because of your generosity, the BIG GIVE raised Joe and Edith Dichtl a grand total of $47,574 for the MARMION FUND! Gary and Lori Dieter ‘70

24 Honor Roll of Donors A nnu Ken and Terry Digate ‘70 al Anthony DiSanto ‘13 l R Frank Dobscha, Jr. ‘61 e Pat Doctor and Gary Chomko epo Tom and Gail Doemland ‘57 rt David and Rita Donka ‘52 James Doyle Mike and Elizabeth Groom ‘56 Frank and Cathy Dozark Nick and Zoe Ann Gruber ‘65 Loyola Draine Larry and Kate Gunderson Norb and Helen Duray ‘47 Jim and Kathy Guseman ‘69 Rich Dvorak ‘12 Frank and Beth Guzauskas ‘75 Don and Carol Kareiva ‘49 Bill and Mary Ann Loewer ‘44 George and Lisa Dzuricsko Jeff and Angie Haas Tom and Ann Kavanagh ‘46 Chad and Michelle Lovig Eaton Corporation Foundation Jean Anne Hallihan Bill Kearney ‘48 Derrick and Tonja Luther David Ebeling ‘05 Rachel Hamsmith Tom and Maryann Keifer ‘63 Thomas and Donna Lydon Mike and Mary Hannon ‘62 Carl and Bonnie Eberle Jim and Helen Kelly Jim and Dorothy Lynch ‘66 John and Janet Eichorst, Jr. Jeff and Nan Hansen ‘79 Bob and Veronica Kennedy, Sr. Jim Majewski Betty Eldridge Suzanne Happel Dave and Denise Kent ‘89 Larry Malaker ‘58 Pat and Krista Emmons ‘96 Brian and Carrie Harms ‘90 Rita Kepple Mario and Susan Mangino +Elizabeth Ernzen Memorial Keith and Janet Harms Joyce Kerley Inge Martin Donald and Lucie Evans ‘63 Fred Harris Jim King ‘60 John and Joan Maryanski Lucie Evans Scott and Dawn Harte ‘85 Dick and Ruth Kingsbury ‘49 James and Jacqueline Masternak Jim and Bonnie Ewing ‘64 Jay Harwig ‘67 Carol Kinzer Dave and Therese May ‘62 Lois Eygabroad Erich and Mary Hattenschweiler John and Barb Kirwan ‘79 Norm and Barbara May ‘51 Fred and Mary Lou Fahrberger ‘67 Bob and Miriam Hawking ‘65 Robert Klein Jerry and Mary Jo Mazur Greg and Michele Falen ‘81 Thomas and Laurie Hayes Ruth Klein John and Megan McCartan, V ‘00 Margo and Paul Fasano Ned and Kim Hedley ‘87 Dorothy Kliebhan Rosemary McConnaughay Mary Fatten Paul and Barbara Hegele Alex Kline-Wedeen ‘06 Al McCoy ‘44 Anne Marie Faupl Steve and Lora Heli ‘64 Frank and Lupe Kloer ‘72 Pat McCusker Lou Ann Feltes Ann Hendricksen Del and Bette Kluber ‘53 Nathan McGinn ‘09 Pat and Michelle Feltes ‘67 John and Mary Jo Henik Andrew Koch ‘11 Pat and Marilyn McGowan Ray and Margaret Feltes ‘43 John and Nancy Henkel Bill and Margie Koch Phil and Donna McGrath Terry Feltes ‘66 Donald Henry ‘04 Pete and Grace Koehler ‘69 Mitchell McGuire ‘12 Ben and Pauline Feole Herb and Sue Hentschel ‘61 Stuart Kofron ‘13 Andy and Kory McKay ‘78 John and Carol Ferri Sister Judy Herrmann, R.S.M. Lillian Kohut Matt McKnight ‘01 Pete and Ruthanne Hettinger ‘59 Matt Feuerborn ‘99 Vince and Shirley Konen ‘46 a Msgr. Charles McNamee Dan and Connie Fidler ‘65 Jim and Maryann Higgins John and Dominica Kopp ‘01 Joan Meagher Nadine Highland Ben Fischer ‘09 Randy and Bonnie Kopp Janet Medernach Jim and Carol Fischer Tom Hilgen ‘68 Joe and Judy Korso Ray and Kitty Melby ‘55 Bill and Margaret Fissinger Jack and Marla Hoelscher ‘61 Theresa Kosan Tom Meyer ‘01 Bart Fitz ‘69 George and Donna Holas Jim and Pat Kowalkowski Dave Michels ‘67 Marie Fitzgibbons Kris and Bethany Hollarbush ‘89 Joe Kramer ‘45 Mark and Christine Middendorf Jim and Carol Flynn ‘43 Holy Redeemer Church Card Club Mark and Sue Kramer Bob and Caroline Miecznikowski ‘57 Al and Barb Fox Charles Horonzy ‘03 Irene Kreer Italo and Jo Ann Milani ‘48 Dan Francis ‘95 Bill Housey ‘68 Tony and Agnes Kresz Bob and Nancy Millen ‘49 Jim Hudmon, Jr. Joe and Pat Freiland Bill and Maureen Kretzer, Jr. ‘58a Marjorie Miller John and Janet Frieders ‘60 Dan and Carrie Huebner Ed and Lynn Krol Mark and Stacey Miller Steve and Toni Frieders ‘65 Emil and Elsa Huedem Brian and Mandy Kroll ‘95 Tom and Pat Miller ‘74 Denny and Donna Friesel ‘60 Tom and Maria Hughes ‘68 Ken and Fredrica Kucharski ‘55 Glenn and Evelyn Millhouse, USAF ‘82 Jerry Hurley Virginia Fritz John and Kelli Kuebrich Jim and Penny Millhouse ‘57 Mark and Eileen Hutchinson John and Mary Ann Fuja Terri Kuhn Michael and Monica Minalga Bob and Kathy Ingraham ‘69 Tom and Grace Gardella ‘62 Jerome Kuhns Joe and Barb Minardi Alex and Maureen Jacobs ‘80 Dick and Mary Gardner Mary Lou Kunold Chris and Joan Minnis Mike and Laurie Jacobs ‘81 Larry and Laura Gartman David and Colleen Kuszynski Joan Morrissey Margaret Jacobson Tony and Holly Gaudio ‘94 Mildred LaFleur Sue Moshinsky Walter and Ava Jacyno Branden and Andrea Gentry Madonna Lane Pat Murphy ‘69 Joan Jansz Alex and Philis George Jean Langlais Mike and Karen Muzzy ‘64 David and Nancy Jelinek Sister Doralle Gering, SSSF Beth Laurich Bob and Kim Nadr Erik and Besie Jensen John and Ellie Gering ‘57 Mike Laurich ‘83 Mike Nameche ‘89 Anthony and Ramona Jimenez Stan and Sue Gibson Gary and Cindy Lazich ‘71 Tom and Pat Nelson Imelda Johnson Matt and Kathy Gilmore Frank Leider ‘66 John and Mary Ellen Nettleton Jules and Sue Gits ‘44 Margaret Johnson Chuck Lenertz ‘51 Tom Neu ‘61 Dick and Janet Johnson ‘58 Herb and Loretta Gizowski Brian and Judy Lentz ‘89 Don and Dot Newton ‘47 Terry and Suzanne Johnson ‘62 John and Eileen Glenn ‘44 Nick Lentz ‘96 Herb and Jane Nilles ‘48 Rick and Carol Jungels ‘63 Jim and Mary Goetz Tony Leon ‘55 Chris and Denielle Noe ‘94 Jerry and Teresa Jungels ‘55 Gayle Goodson Anton and Theresia Lessmeister Jim and Georgia Noonan ‘67 Mike and Michele Kackert ‘92 Mike and Dorothy Gorski ‘63 Harold and Mary Lieser Rev. Ted Nordquist Frances Kampner Steven and Cynthia Gozner, III James and Audrey Lin Ron Nowodzelski ‘56 Ann Kane Greg Green ‘79 Chuck and Jenny Loeper ‘61 Flo Obee

Honor Roll of Donors 25 tt eeppoorr RR aall Ken and Rosalie Vass nnnnuu Jesse and Elma Vera ‘66 AA John Vermeren ‘67 Donita Vester Richard and Marian Vicek Lee and Carla Schwendner Tom and Mary Vida ‘65 Mike Schwertfeger ‘87 Brad Vite Pat Scotkovsky Bob and Dee Vlakancic ‘46 Barbara Shannon Bob Vorisek Alpha by Giving Level Terry and Kerry Shay Joseph and Angela Vruno, Sr. (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) Don and Gayle Shee Ron Wackerlin ‘70 Kathleen Shields Steve and Sandra Wade $99 & Under cont’d Ronald and Gretchen Rechenmacher John Shumway, Jr. ‘66 Joan Walt Tim O’Boyle Al Rechenmacher Ed Sieben Florian and Carole Walter ‘57 Jerry and Nancy O’Brien Pat Regan ‘98 Len and Floral Ann Sieradski ‘55 Larry Ward, Jr. ‘62 Sam and Helen Ochoa, Jr. Marge Regnier Anthony and Elizabeth Signorella Lee Weber Bill and Mary O’Connell ‘57 Sister Philomene Reiland, CSJ Pat and Anna Lentz Sluka ‘99 Myrt Weber Ben and Elizabeth O’Connor ‘01 Kurt and Colleen Reiter Bill Slusser ‘52 Bob and Anne Weber ‘65 Kevin and Donna O’Dea Paul and Jean Rettig Jerry and Ging Smith Terry Weber Georgene O’Dwyer Jim and Tammy Rich Mike and Peggy Smith Jeffrey and Barbara Wehrli Scott Oesterlin John and Nancy Richmond ‘57 Randy and Mary Smith ‘78 Jesse Weiler ‘03 Leo and Jeanne Olah ‘41 Sean Riesenbeck ‘96 Jean Sobek Michael Weiler ‘09 Mike Olesen ‘81 Phil and Maria Rigaud ‘85 Bob and Maryann Socik ‘69 Rich and Deanna Weiler ‘56 Rory and Trish Olsen ‘67 a Ryan Riggs ‘12 Joan Soderdahl Jerry and Phyllis Weistroffer ‘50 Dick O’Malley ‘51 Connor Riley ‘13 Eileen Springer Mike Wenberg ‘67 Tom O’Malley ‘61 a Kevin and Caryl Riley Jim and Linda St. Clair, Jr. ‘63 Frederick Wennlund ‘06 Dan O’Meara ‘63 Nicholas Riordan ‘04 Dan and Betty Stanciu Mike and Georgia Werich Marcie Onak Michael Rios ‘08 Pete and Carole Stare ‘58 Doug and Kathy Werner ‘65 Russ Onak ‘46 Memorial Mike and Mary Riva ‘67 John and Alison Stare ‘87 Pat Whitby Nicholas Ondrla ‘12 Teresa Rohde Robert and Sheila Stevenson Alice White Open Range Southwest Grill Robert and Marlene Romba Tom and Anne Strong, Jr. ‘65 Loretta White Marty Operle ‘53 a Mary Ronan Peter Studlo ‘08 Tim and Pat White, Jr. ‘55 Ed and Jill Orr ‘58 Scott and Mary Ann Rosenfelder Brian and Kristin Stumm ‘93 Joe and Bridget Wiacek Fred and Joan Pacer Jason Rosheisen ‘03 Valentina Svilans Keith and Cheryl Wiberg Ralph and Nancy Palmeri Tony and Judy Rubino Sandra Swanson David and Elizabeth Wilke, III Walt and Vicki Panko ‘61 Scott and Carrie Rubo ‘96 Jerry and Carole Swickert ‘57 Tim and Deb Wilkinson William and Julie Parkhurst Stan and Shirley Rudd Brian and Julie Swindle Nick Williams ‘00 Marty and Alfreda Passaglia, Jr., Joe and Jacqueline Ruelas Arpad and Mary Beth Szatori ‘64 Franklin and Kimberly Willman USN ‘48 Fred and Judy Runge Joe and Lorrie Tack ‘76 Marie Wilmes Mario Patrizi ‘50 Rev. Dean Russell Pat Tack Jim and Karen Wollwert, Sr. ‘81 Charlie Patterson ‘62 Bishop Daniel Ryan, D.D. Russ and Laura Tate Margaret Wollwert Mike Patterson ‘56 Michael Rzeszutko Steve and Laurie Tefft Dick Worthley ‘64 Richard and Carol Peck, Sr. Mary Sadowski Ralph and Cheryl Temple, Sr. Jeanne Wulfhorst Mike and Kathy Peluse Jim and Phyllis Saelens ‘49 Chris and Christine Theisen ‘85 Louis Yandall Doris Perna Margaret Salamon Jim and Roseann Theisen ‘53 Paul and Pam Yorke Terry Perry Orlando Salazar Shirley Thill Kay Yugovich Peter Petit ‘45 John and Louise Salomone Sue Thill Ev and Rosenele Zack ‘56 Jack and Frances Phelan, Jr, Clay and Cherri Saltijeral ‘92 George Thoman ‘44 Dave and Pat Zborowski Dave and Sue Pierce ‘65 Pat Sanders ‘88 Kathy Thorne Eric Zborowski ‘07 Pirouz Pirouz-Raey ‘80 John and Judy Santeiu, Jr. ‘56 Maria Thornton Scott Zborowski ‘03 Rick and Kelli Plotz Leon Saros Steve and Liz Thurlow Fay Zeigler Joe and Nancy Poggi, III ‘87 Frank and Leanne Scalf Natalie Tiernan Jim Zeigler Ed and Blance Polinski Danielle Scalzitti Greg and Marylin Tierney Teresa Zelkovich Rich and Candy Popp ‘64 Wendy Schaben Mike and Kathy Tierney ‘65 Ann Zettinger Jack and Montana Poronsky, Jr. ‘66 Ernie and Denise Schaefers ‘65 Cliff and Leigh Tomaszewski ‘64 Ralph and Marilyn Zettinger ‘42 Bob and Jean Porter, Sr. Michael and Sandra Scharnow Ernie and Pat Torres ‘63 Tim and Mary Zidek Rick and Cindy Poss Jim and Paula Schelling ‘62 Rafael Townsend Brian Zimmerman ‘07 Randall Powers Hope Schenkel Loretta Tretter Leon and Bernie Zwierzycki +Ronald and Ronnie Precup ‘60 Craig and Mary Schielke ‘67 Jim and Lucille Trompeter ‘57 Anthony and Julie Preziosio, Sr. Gerry and Rosemary Schindlbeck ‘61 Eva Tuczai Bob and Lois Prezny ‘45 Angelo and Bonnie Schiralli ‘63 Ed and Diane Tybor ‘68 Guy and Shirley Prisco ‘48 Cecelia Schramer Terry and Nancy Tybor, Sr. ‘71 Thank you for Jack Proctor ‘63 Ralph and Naomi Schrenk, USA Bob and Diana Tyioran ‘66 Graeme Quinn ‘08 Kathleen Schubert Judy Valentine your continued Ray Rach Charles and Katherine Schuetz John and Anthi Valos ‘65 Ken and Margaret Ramsey, Sr. Don and Sue Schwartz Ken and Louise Van Andel support! Mary Reagan Bill and Kathy Schwartz Ed and Maureen VanScoit

26 Honor Roll of Donors tt eeppoorr Alumni Giving by Class Marmion Abbey RR (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) Marmion Academy nnnnuuaall Priory of San José, Guatemala AA 1935 1946 John Fenzel 1954 Tony Leon Charles Thompson Al Esser, USA Dick Murphy John Alf John Maloney Bob Gorecki, Sr. Ron Nickels Lowell Cordingley Walt McEnerney Tom Kavanagh Mario Patrizi Tony Domino Ray Melby 1936 Vince Konen Ed Regole Mike Francis Jim Molitor No Donations Received Bob O’Keeffe Joe Schneider Ron French, Sr. Jack Neyer Russ Onak George Sherman, Jr. Bob Gengler John Nickels Bob Vlakancic Dave Smith Dave Grimes Ray Owens, Sr. 1937 George Styne Dennis Readey No Donations Received Gerry Hankes Harry Theisen Joe Hernandez Jerry Reese 1947 Jerry Weistroffer Jim MacDonald Phil Rippinger 1938 Ray Bertrang Glenn Wienhoff Joe Mirabella, Jr. Jim Ruddy Forrie DuSell Don Breyne Jim Nichol Len Sieradski Dave Buchner Bud Ruppert Pat Smith Norb Duray 1951 Lupe Torres Bill Assell Joe Ruzicka 1939 Arnie Lies Ron Weirich Jerry Bourke Tom Schiltz No Donations Received Don Newton Joe Werth Father Paul Bueter Bill Prindiville Tim White, Jr. Leon Freel 1955 1940 Chuck Lenertz Orlando Covelli Highest Class 1948 Chuck Lutz Participation 1956 Bob Michels Chuck Borchers, Sr. Norm May Jerry Bergeron Joe Rippinger Jim Atten Jim Corcoran Frank Miller Dave Cox Ken Bodnicki Art Decio Dick O’Malley Morrie Doyle Peter Daleiden 1941 Wayne Dempster Don Regole Nick Gordon Ed Glabus, USA Leo Olah John Featherstone Joe Schramer Milo Jackson Ron Gramme Buzz Friestedt Jack Theisen Rod Johnston Mike Groom Bill Kearney Leon Weistroffer Jerry Jungels Jack Hall 1942 Ron Kling Buzz Wood Ken Kucharski Frank Hettinger Bill Linden Tom Logue, Sr. Angelo Perna Italo Milani Ralph Zettinger Herb Nilles 1952 Marty Passaglia, Jr., USN Jim Barry Highest Class Guy Prisco Mike Bourke 1943 Chuck Schmitt Al Cote Ray Feltes David Donka Giving Jim Flynn Jim Dowling Bill MacDonald 1949 Joe Finelli per Decade Jim Naughton Joe Brummel Carl Fischer 1930’s Bob Burr Frank Geisen Class of ’38 with $350 Joe Conrad Jim Groom 1944 John Hennessy Don Herzog Jules Gits 1940’s Don Kareiva Jerry Kenney John Glenn Class of ’43 with $25,195 Dick Kingsbury Joe Kinnaman Bill Loewer Robert Lari David Murray Bob Mangers 1950’s Bob Millen Mickey Skaja, Sr. Al McCoy Class of ’50 with $321,015 Frank Miller Bill Slusser Dave O’Keeffe, Sr. Tim Norman Dick Wittry 1960’s George Thoman Don Norris Class of ’60 with $441,443 Bob Novack Jack Pfluke 1953 1945 Phil Andorfer 1970’s Bill Allen Jim Saelens Tom Berg Class of ’77 with $ 30,508 Bill Brooker Jack Sheehan Bob Buckley Jim Curtis, Jr. Tom Stauder Chuck Colligan 1980’s Neal Fichtel Gene Wittry Mike Connelly Class of ’82 with $65,780 John Karwoski Jim Diehl Joe Kramer 1990’s 1950 James Gosselin Bob Peters 2nd Highest Level Msgr. Bob Hoffman Class of ’95 with $10,576 Peter Petit of Class Giving & Don Jarka, Sr. Bob Prezny 2nd Highest Class Del Kluber 2000’s Don Van Beck Participation Bud Miller Class of ’02 with $13,145 Bob Weiss, Sr. Joe Allegretti Phil Moore Chuck Brown Marty Operle 2010’s John Bryan Fred Sheahan Class of ’12 with $161 Bob Burns Jim Theisen

Honor Roll of Donors 27 Alumni Giving by Class (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) George Kackert 1959 1961 Jerry Lawler 3rd Highest Level of Ed Bertels Don Macaluso Class Giving & Frank Cannon, Jr. Jim Mahoney 3rd Highest Class Larry Crisanti Jerry May Participation Gerry Dempsey Sam Medernach Dave Adam Frank Dobscha, Jr. Jim Nass, Jr. Ed Aister Herb Hentschel Bill Nosek, Jr. Dave Artabasy Jack Hoelscher Ron Nowodzelski Bill Barbel Jim Hofner Reed O’Malley John Beck Tom Lang Norb Patla, USA Bob Bennett Chuck Loeper Mike Patterson John Berman Dan Mack Leo Reherman Mike Brewer John Malone John Santeiu, Jr. John Burns Tom Morris Ron Schelling Don Cibulskis Tom Neu Rich Weiler Bill Dickes Tom O’Malley Ev Zack Dan Ferrario Walt Panko Jack Gallagher, Jr., USA Ben Perez, Jr. Pictured l-r: (back) Reilly Dougherty, Nick Grisch, Alex Juriga, Mike Gallagher Pat Petit Conroy Unruh, Kyle Jordan, Sean Campbell; (front) Mr. Bill 1957 Wayne Artlip Eldon Gould Hal Prisco Johnson, Jacob Nardone, Ben Totman. Tom Doemland Jim Heisler Karl Ryckeghem Jim Freilinger Lee Hettinger Gerry Schindlbeck Rich Gausselin Pete Hettinger Msgr. Bill Schwartz Nazareth Farm 2014 John Gering Jim Kubal Len Seraphin Jim LaPointe Jerry Skaja A group of eight Marmion students (pictured above) Dave Greiter Larry Mallon Tom Theis and two faculty members (Bill Johnson ‘64 and Mark Mike Jackson Mike Leahy Tom McGovern Jeff Walan Malkowski ‘08) joined students and faculty members David Longnecker Bill Messmer, Sr. Paul Weasler from four other high schools across the country for a week Bill Lutzenkirchen Bob Miller of service at Nazareth Farm this past June. Nazareth Farm, Mike McLean Jim O’Malley 1962 located in rural West Virginia, challenges volunteers to Jim Michels Franco Pagnucci live out the values of service, prayer, community, and Jerry Schaefers Carl Berkhout Bob Miecznikowski Ken Brummel simplicity. Through workdays spent doing home repair Fr. Kenneth Theisen, OSB Jim Millhouse Mike Byrne and interacting with community members, participants Bill O’Connell Al Voirin Dave Weddige Jim Fox were exposed to the incredible spirit of Appalachia. Chuck Potts, Jr. Tom Gardella The evening prayer services and community-building Jim Reiland Fred Zilly John Zudis Jack Gengler helped volunteers John Richmond Jim Gleason, USA deepen their faith, Bill Sabo Mike Hannon, DVM, PhD form long-lasting Joe Schaefers 1960 Terry Johnson relationships, and Jerry Swickert Highest Level of Ken Kaleta Jim Trompeter see God in all things. Class Giving Warren Kass Florian Walter Randy Brown Tony Lessel This group of Ted Weber Marmion students Paul Buddy Dave May truly exemplified Bill Dam Joe Mehlmann Dave DeBruyne Michael Oslac what it means to put 1958 Elmer Diederich, Jr. Charlie Patterson faith into action! Don Arndt, Jr. Ray Beach Bob Feuerborn Mike Reeves Bob Bender John Frieders Dick Schaefers Ken Bill Denny Friesel Jim Schelling Don Bruch Dave Gilsinn George Sensor John Dickens Howie Hornburg John Serumgard Mike Hettinger Jack Keifer Dave Shapland Dick Johnson Jim King Charlie Smith, Jr. Bill Kretzer, Jr. Lee Konen Rich Theis Tom Leuer Jim Kucienski Larry Ward, Jr. Larry Malaker Larry Miller Jim Weiland Al Martner Mike Morgan Bill Wulff Denny Nickels Ken Nagel John Zoda Ed Orr Ronald Precup Dan Pieroni Mike Schafer Doug Shinnick 1963 Paul Pitz Jim Artabasy Vince Tornabene Bob Propernick Lee Bordenave Gay Trepanier Paul Reichenbacher Donald Evans Pete Stare Mike Funkey, Sr. Tom Streit, Sr. John Gaudio Jerry Theisen Mike Gorski

28 Honor Roll of Donors A nnu Rick Jungels al Tom Keifer l R Rich O’Connell e Dan O’Meara epo Leon Petit Dan Fidler rt Jack Proctor Steve Frieders Tony Rukas, Jr. Steve Gonczy Angelo Schiralli Nick Gruber Mike Saunders Rich Sharpenter Mike Haeger Craig Schielke Jim St. Clair, Jr. Bob Hawking Lou Seno Ernie Torres Jim Hirner Tom Smith Karl Gawlas Joe Olsen Dick Weber Jim Hopp Bill Stahl Terry Hoffman, Sr. Mike Phillips Tom Huberty John Vermeren Tom Jungels John Rogers Joe Jaeger Ray Weaver Bob Krohn, Sr. Joe Warda 1964 Tony Johnson Bob Abhalter Tom Weber Pat Leonard Mark Lindenmeyer Mike Wenberg Frank Murnane, Jr. Paul Apicella Bill Loftus 1974 Bob Babas Steve Wennmacher John O’Dwyer, Jr. Rich Mackey, USA Bob Olsen Dan Bolger, USA Pat Barry Dave Pierce Jim Burns Bob Basile Dave Perna Ernie Schaefers 1968 Bill Rapp, Jr. Joe Christiano Bill Brummel Jim Banks Jim Schindlbeck Dan Soliz Jack Currie Lou Budler Jim Feuerborn Tom Strong, Jr. Ron Spiers Bill Fox Darrell Butlett Ed Gramme Mike Tierney Jim Sury Kevin Kamraczewski Ed Canfield, Jr. Tom Hilgen John Valos Ron Wackerlin Steve Koczo, Jr. Jim Cannon Bill Housey Tom Vida Don Willig Tom Miller Bob Casner Tom Hughes Tony Weasler, II Bob Zak Ken Pitz Rich Cibulskis Bob Weber John Lehman Tom Prenzno Pete Clementz Doug Werner Mike Linden Tim Rippinger Hank Covelli Jack Wolfram Bernie Sakowicz 1971 Mike Daly Frank Saltijeral Tom Benoit Phil DePauw, III, MD Ed Tybor Steve Bohler 1975 Warren Dixon, Jr. 1966 John Bowen Rob Barnes Chuck Doell Jim Bohr Ron Cibulskis David Brennan Jim Ewing Jim Chesney 1969 Mike Clementz Frank Guzauskas Gary Ahasic Bill Flaherty, Jr. Todd Dempsey Bill Grobl Mike Kenna Claude Andersen George Gleich Terry Feltes Mark Johnson Tom Logue, Jr. George Block, Jr. Mike Hale Frank Leider Jim Kenna Ray McGrath Ray Carlson, JAGC USN Ed Hart Jim Lynch Gary Lazich John Sellen Bart Fitz Ken Hartmann Mike Meehan Tom Loran, III John Gissel, USA Steve Heli Jack Poronsky, Jr. Mark Marsaglia Tom Grady 1976 Ed Kish Tim Reuland Greg McKnight Jim Guseman Tom Collins John Korte Jack Schuler Bill Murphy Tom Holter Tom Garrity Steve Kramer John Shumway, Jr. Jim Riedl Bob Ingraham Guy Lieser John McEnroe Bob Tyioran Jeff Roberts Tom Kilian, Sr. John Rempe, P.E. Al Miller Jesse Vera Kent Schielke Greg Kliebhan Joe Tack Mike Muzzy Jack Wagner Paul Streit Mike Kochevar Tom Weiler Ralph Neas, Jr. Bill Swedler Pete Koehler Rich Popp Terry Tybor, Sr. Elmer Schelling 1967 Jim Lannen Mike Begalka Pat White, Jr. 1977 Dominic Schwerer Mike McDonnell Jim Bullock Steve Bodney Arpad Szatori Rick Miller Fred Fahrberger Carl Deufel Cliff Tomaszewski Pat Murphy 1972 Pat Feltes Bill Duffy Tom Vaghy Jim Naughton Al Gould Joe Gavron Jim Giroux Dick Worthley Craig Rice Frank Kloer Jay Harwig Willie Linden, II Kevin Ronan Vic Pinks, II Joe Loran Jon Kallman Bob Socik Dan Rippinger John Kaye Mike Murphy 1965 Rob Weiss, Jr. Pat Shay Fred Assell Tom Lentz Bill Zak Jeff Theisen Jerry Baumle Gregg Medernach 1970 Gael Brewbaker Earl Meister, III Jim Bachner, Jr. Marty Cavato Dave Michels Jack Bockman 1973 1978 Mark Cavins Ted Milos Tim Brennan Mike Childress Jim Dailey Don Clemen Tom Mulligan John Cibulskis, Jr. John Ciba, Jr. Bob Fitzsimmons, II Mike Colwell Jim Noonan Sam Clementz Dave Feiza Mike Hupp Mike Curley Rory Olsen Gary Dieter Bob Hermanson Chris Inglot Howie Edwards Steve Radtke Ken Digate Jim Kelly Andy McKay Mike Elliott Don Reese, Jr. John Fabrizius Bob Moore Tom Moore Steve Esser Mike Riva Steve Feltes Jim Nymark Pat Naughton Ed Garrity, Jr.

Honor Roll of Donors 29 tt eeppoorr aall RR nnnnuu 1988 AA Kurt Andrews John Bentley Bret Brizzolara Steve Hirner 1985 Pat Powers Ed Bajda Steve Runner Paul Burkett Pat Sanders Alumni Giving by Class Jay Cherwin (July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014) Rick Eccher Scott Harte 1989 Randy Smith Brian Cole Bill Messmer, Jr. Mike Brooke 1983 Keith Browning Ted Zajack Greg Falen John Bagan Bob Montalbano, Jr. Tom Heaton Phil Rigaud Scott Carey John Chapski Mike Castronovo Mike Jacobs Tony Chivari Chris Theisen 1979 Mike Kluber Tony Voirin, USAF Terry Coffman Pete Bakala John Czerwiec Paul Grane Jody Marano Fred d’Escoto Ed Cox, III Jay Meersman Kris Hollarbush Bill Graft, Sr. Bill Gannon 1986 Dave Kent Bill Morrissey Jim Gray, USA Greg Green Bill Novack Nick Bohr Brian Lentz Jeff Hansen Joe Groom Andy Carey Rob Letherman Dave Offutt Mike Kanute John Kirwan Mike Olesen Ed Dieser Howie Mell Marco Martinez Brian Konen Paul Feuerborn Mike Nameche Mike Palmatier Mike Laurich Tim McLean Buck Rogers Scott Seraphin Matt Sidman Bill Schalz Dan Mahan Austin Walker Bill Weiler Bryan Mitchell Doug Simmons Jim Wollwert, Sr. Tim Wulff Bob Novack 1990 David Reuland 1987 Chris Groom 1982 Paul Soderdahl John Diederich Brian Harms 1980 Joe Brennan Dale Szpisjak, M.D. Ned Hedley Steve Sullivan Darius Depa Mike Bryan Wayne Hoover Alex Jacobs Pat Kackert Mike Coolidge 1984 1991 Larry Liesen Joe Currie Eric Konen Bernie Linden Fred Conforti Tim Milroy Chris Burroughs John Khin Jim Eccher Dave Hankes Pirouz Pirouz-Raey Glenn Millhouse, USAF Robert Pasin Brian Rice Jeff Galgano Joe Poggi, III Pete Letherman Phil Moore Tim Hess Dave Stumm Bill Stefanski Brian O’Malley Joel Riley Malcolm Kanute Sean Scanlon Carl Rigaud Mark Leuer Brian Theisen Walt Schearer 1981 Mike Mallon Mike Schwertfeger J.P. Bryan Joe Ruddy John Stare Pat Cichon Tim Weber

St. Timothy Youth Awards Marmion Academy is pleased to announce that the following members of the Class of 2014 have received the St. Timothy Youth Award: Erik Eckberg, Eric Lifka, Tyler Maryanski, Timothy Rydecki, Thomas Schafer, Jacob Schmidt, Michael Sheehan, Christopher Voirin, and Ethan Young.

The St. Timothy Youth Award is a national recognition award given Eckberg Lifka Maryanski Rydecki to youth by the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry in collaboration with the Diocese of Rockford Catholic Education Office. It is the highest recognition from the NFCYM to a high school teen who demonstrates the following qualities: Lives as a disciple of Christ, setting a positive example for other youth; Witnesses to their faith by exhibiting Catholic morals and integrity; Demonstrates Gospel values through service to others; Exhibits Christian leadership in their Schafer Schmidt Sheehan Voirin Young school and community settings.

30 Honor Roll of Donors rrtt 1992 1999 2005 oo Ryan Bohr Brian Damato Chris Bean MARMION HAPPY HOUR eepp Melvin Boule Steve Edwards David Ebeling Brent Dempsey Matt Feuerborn Tim Studlo ll RR Mike Kackert Bill Lenert, III aa Dave Moon Brian Medernach nnuu 2006 nn Clay Saltijeral Ron Rudow AA James Ahearn Pete Seraphin Kyle Saltijeral Pat Sluka Steve French Alex Kline-Wedeen 1993 Greg Voirin V.J. Bellafiore, Jr. 2000 Frederick Wennlund Reconnect. Network. Relax. Robert Flores Levi Baker-Russell Chris Sidman Pat Brown Make the most of rooftop season and come enjoy the 2007 views from 26 stories above Chicago’s River North Brian Stumm Will Healy, III Neighborhood during a “Marmion Happy Hour.” Adam Weiler Javier Hernandez Michael Mutersbaugh, Jr. Tom Kolinski Eric Zborowski John McCartan, V Brian Zimmerman VERTIGO SKY LOUNGE 1994 Reilly O’Connor 2 W Erie St., Chicago, IL 60654 Mark Burke Justin Parr (26th floor of the Dana Hotel) Tim Feyma 2008 Nick Williams Manny Juarez Tony Gaudio Friday, Aug. 22 from 6 to 8 PM Ben Happ Mark Malkowski Graeme Quinn $30 open bar discount available; 21 and older; Ryan Lambert 2001 Friends and significant others welcome! Chris Noe Andy Damato Michael Rios Mark Pesavento Merrit DeBartolo Peter Studlo RSVP online: marmion.org/happy Mike Reynolds Adam Freda or email [email protected] A.J. Schall, Jr. Christopher Kolkmeyer 2009 Francis Van Wisse John Kopp Joseph Cordogan Matt McKnight Tom Delves Tom Meyer Ben Fischer 1995 Ben O’Connor Aaron Anderson Nathan McGinn Tim Siemer John Runzel Stefen Benning, USA Quentin Smith Bryan Cali Michael Weiler Bob Chapski Dan Francis 2002 2010 Matt Hamsmith Erik Larson No donations received Brian Kothe Matt Mitchell Brian Kroll Adam Voirin Jason Nagel David Willey 2011 Greg Naylor Alex Caton Mike Skoglund Andrew Koch Mike Streit 2003 John Weitz Mike Binder Paul Cordogan 2012 Tom Fox, USA Rich Dvorak 1996 Nicholas Handell Mitchell McGuire Jeff Cali Timothy Horneman Nicholas Ondrla Pat Emmons Charles Horonzy Ryan Riggs Nick Lentz Jason Kazmierczak Sean Riesenbeck Jason Rosheisen 2013 Scott Rubo Jesse Weiler Marc Derrico Preston White Scott Zborowski Anthony DiSanto Stuart Kofron 1997 2004 Connor Riley Austin Dempsey Christian Anderson Jim Freid-Studlo Bill Angsten Dave Geisen Jeff Briggs Christmas Chuck Kozlik Dennis Cladis CRAFT & HOME SHOW Chad Krause Ben Currie Joe Large Dan Dalton Ed Stetter Brian Greviskes Saturday, Nov. 29, 2014 Donald Henry Thank you for 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Nicholas Riordan 1998 Max Wippich your continued & Mike Bock Sunday, Nov. 30, 2014 Paul Groom support! Pat Regan 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Phil Simek Scott Stolpa Admission: $4.00 (12 years & older)

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