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Our Alumni First Responders OUR ALUMNI FIRST RESPONDERS WAYNE AND KAREN LIPTON Lifetime Achievement Honorees Acknowledged in recognition of their years of strong leadership and corporate citizenship. With Entertainment By Paul Shaffer | Melissa Manchester | Lillias White Download the Molloy 2020 Download the Molloy 2020 Galathon Program: Galathon Journal: Scan the QR Code or visit: Scan the QR Code or visit: molloycollegegala.com/program molloycollegegala.com/journal EVENT PROGRAM EACH ACT RUNS 30 MINUTES Act I Opening Number ......................................Molloy Student & Alumni Cast Opening Speech ........................................John McEntee Introduction ................................................Molloy College President - Dr. James Lentini “Midnight Blue” ...........................................Melissa Manchester “Whenever You Call me Friend” .............Melissa Manchester featuring Peggy Sue Johnson ‘18 and Susan Holder AustinWilliams .............................................Jody Fisher School of Business ....................................Dean Gioia Bales and Lanier Mason ‘15 Mammas and the Pappas Medley ........A Band Called Honalee Student Shout Outs Gala Co-Chairs .............................................Salvatore Ciampo & Laura Farahani Liberty Coca-Cola .......................................Christopher Smith Act II “Shulie A Bop” ..............................................Lillias White “The Best is Yet to Come” .........................Lillias White School of Arts and Sciences....................Dean Christopher Malone and Bella Muller ‘18 “Both Sides Now” ........................................A Band Called Honalee featuring Bella Muller ‘18 Student Shout Outs Special Guest Appearance .....................Alan Zweibel “Zero to Hero” ..............................................Lillias White featuring: Paige Decena, Krissy Dewar, Alexis Gilliard and Mickaila Perry Athletic Director ..........................................Susan Cassidy-Lyke ‘86, Erin Tudryn and Billy Wildeman Signature Bank ............................................President Lentini, with Joseph J. DePaolo and Lucy Mazany The Holberg Suite, Op. 40, I. Prelude ...South Shore Symphony Strings Special Guest Appearance ......................Ralph Macchio Molloy’s Community Outreach Programs Town of Hempstead Supervisor ...........Donald X Clavin, Jr. Act III The Jupiter Hymn from Planets .............South Shore Symphony Brass Comments.....................................................Jeff Greenfield, Lucy Mazany Honorees .......................................................Wayne and Karen Lipton Black Bird Yesterday Medley ...................Dr. James Lentini and Wayne Lipton “Help is on the Way” ..................................Melissa Manchester “Just You and I “ ............................................Melissa Manchester Alumni Shout Outs “Toreadors” ....................................................South Shore Symphony Strings featuring Sarah Kay Marchetti School of Education & Human Services ...Dean Joanne O’Brien and Dr. Lisa Peluso ‘09 & ‘20 “Yes” .................................................................Lillias White Act IV Medley ............................................................Paul Shaffer featuring - Dennis Collins, Sharon Jerry-Collins, Vaneese Thomas Barbara H. Hagan School of Nursing and Health Sciences .................Dean Marcia Gardiner and Deandra Ramkarran ‘15 “It’s Raining Men” ........................................Paul Shaffer featuring Nichelle Lewis ‘21 with Dennis Collins, Sharon Jerry-Collins, Vaneese Thomas Presentation .................................................James Hagan, David Hagan, Kevin Hagan and Jacequline Roux with Dr. James Lentini and Edward J. Thompson Student Shoutouts “Oh Holy Night” ...........................................Duane McDevitt and Michele McConnell with Molloy Student & Alumni Cast Credits Featuring “Nutrocker” ...................................................Paul Shaffer “Bohemian Rhapsody” ..............................South Shore Symphony 3 Molloy College Presents an Angelo Fraboni Production with One 21 Productions and Dreams Never Die Productions In Consultation with Eugene Pack Productions The 2020 Molloy College Galathon Success in Action Celebrating Molloy Student and Alumni Heros and Frontline Workers Gala Honorees: Karen and Wayne Lipton Lifetime Achievement Award 2020 Co-hosted by: Allison Haunss and Paul Shaffer Starring: Paul Shaffer - Melissa Manchester - Lillias White A Band Called Honalee - Sarah Kay Marchetti Michele McConnell and Duane McDevitt and The South Shore Symphony Featuring: Peggy Sue Johnson – Nichelle Lewis – Bella Muller Dennis Collins – Sharon Jerry Collins – Vaneese Thomas – Susan Holder Paige Decena – Krissy Dewar – Alexis Gilliard – Mickaila Perry Jordan Auriemma – Shiloh Bennett – Megan Burgess – Katharine Calabrese – John DelGenio – Korina Deming – Vyctoria Dinglas – Selena Donayre – Matt Kenna – JoJo Minasi – Ian Underhill With: Maddison Darnell – Reagan Duchesne – Elita Ernsteen – Emily Hausmann – Nikki Rinaudo-Concessi Alexander Arlotta – Nadia Belaouchi – Natasha Brown - Gale Calabrese – Jessica Caldwell – Samantha Eagle – Taylor Fish – Rich Giordano – Erica Leibold – Andrew McNamara – Kyle Pearson Nicole Temprano Amna Farooq – Jessica Gerbe – Matt Gibbons – Daman Kaur – Jasmine Shell – Richard Staple Jr. Musical Director Written by Aaron Gandy Eugene Pack Executive Producers Angelo Fraboni Edward J. Thompson 4 Co-Producers Cynthia Costanzo Metzger Angela Zimmerman Producer LA Producer Kathleen Marino Michaela Fraboni Associate Producers Julie Sargeant Eileen Sweeney Choreography by Natasha Brown – John Gauragana Additional Lyrics by Reagan Duchesne Lighting Design Stage Design Ed McCarthy, Solais Designs Michael Clark, 5th Wall Design Wardrobe Supervisor Hair & Makeup Supervisor Samantha Eagle Holly Romero Orchestrations and Arrangements by Dan Garmon All Production Titles Audio Engineer Chris Wolf Calvin Guevara-Flores Editing by Thomas Moriera – Calvin Guevara Flores – Frankie Oliver Digital Marketing Provided by AustinWilliams Sponsored in part by: Karen & Wayne Lipton – Pintail Coffee – Farrell Fritz, PC – South Shore Capital – Signature Bank – Daniel & Dorothy Hines – Castleton Commodities – Mitchell Architectural Group, PC – Gallagher Benefits Services, inc. Ken & Kim Pritchard – AustinWilliams – Liberty Coca-Cola Directed by Angelo Fraboni Supporting the Molloy College Student Scholarship Fund 5 EVENT CO-CHAIRS Salvatore P. Ciampo, President, RENEWAL, Powered by Belimo Laura Farahani, Chief Financial Officer, ABCO Peerless Sprinkler Co. 2020 MOLLOY COLLEGE GALA COMMITTEE Barbara Ellen Black, Ph.D., ‘60 Mrs. Lucy Mazany Mrs. Elizabeth Boylan Ms. Julia O’Keeffe, ‘64 Mr. Christopher Boylan Mrs. Bernadette Prato Diane Dwyer-Rao, Esq., ‘80 Mr. Kenneth Pritchard Daniel F. Hines, C.P.A. Mrs. Kim Pritchard Mrs. Dorothy Hines Mrs. Maureen Scaduto Ms. Patricia A. Huber Mr. Rick Schaefer Mr. Schmiddy Lessing Mr. Gregory Schaefer Mrs. Joan Hope MacNaughton Mrs. Mary Ann C. Tuttle Mr. Lanier Mason, ‘15 Theresa A. White, Esq., ‘84 MOLLOY COLLEGE OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS Edward J. Thompson, J.D., Vice President for Advancement Angela Zimmerman, MPA, Director of Development & Special Programs Cynthia Costanzo Metzger, Director of Corporate Relations Eileen Sweeney, Executive Assistant for Vice President for Advancement Julie E. Marino-Sargeant ’14, Administrative Assistant II, Corporate Relations & Development MOLLOY COLLEGE MADISON THEATRE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Angelo Fraboni, Artistic Director Kathleen Marino, General Manager 6 The following organizations and individuals have generously participated as sponsors for the 2020 Molloy College Galathon Presenting Hero Sponsor ($25,000) Achievement Supporter ($3,000) Wayne & Karen Lipton, ABCO Peerless Sprinkler Corp. Concierge Choice Physicians, LLC AustinWilliams S. Zaki Hossain, Pintail Coffee Axis Construction Corp. Better Home Health Care Agency, Inc. Action Sponsor ($15,000) Dufek & Associates, LLC Andy Dejana, South Shore Capital Laura & Robert Farahani Farrell Fritz, P.C. Queen of the Rosary Motherhouse Kenneth J. & Kim Pritchard Phillipa Woodriffe, M.D., ‘72 Signature Bank Yu Shan Company Frontline Supporter ($10,000) Special Acknowledgement Daniel F. & Dorothy Hines Mr. James Hagan & Family Liberty Coca-Cola Bottling Lessing’s Hospitality Group Mitchell Architecture Group, PC Mrs. Jacqueline Roux Community Supporter ($5,000) Annual Corporate Sponsors Artemis Wealth Advisors Arthur J. Gallagher & Company Cameron Engineering & Associates LLP AustinWilliams Carter, DeLuca, Farrell, Liberty Coca-Cola Bottling & Schmidt, LLP Signature Bank Cullen & Dykman LLP Cutlass Industrial Inc. KPMG LLP Mount Sinai South Nassau Oceanville Mason Supply Co. Inc. Waldorf Risk Solutions, LLC Donors as of November 19, 2020 7 MOLLOY COLLEGE DONOR SCROLL OF HONOR ABCO Peerless Sprinkler Corp. Valerie Collins, Ph.D., ‘71 Activated Systems Inc. Concierge Choice Physicians, LLC Anonymous Cullen and Dykman LLP Normadeane Armstrong, Ph.D., ‘87 Cutlass Industrial Inc. & ‘93 Margaret Davis, ‘65 Artemis Wealth Advisors, LLC Andy DeJana, South Shore Capital AustinWilliams Michael & Sarah (Lipton) Douglass Axis Construction Corp. Dufek & Associates, LLC Clare Bailey, ‘10 & ‘11 Edgewise Energy Gioia Bales, M.B.A. Empire Automotive Group Better Home Health Care Agency, Diane Esposito, Ph.D. Inc. Laura & Robert Farahani Stephen J. Bier Farrell Fritz, P.C. Dr. Barbara Ellen Black,
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