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FALL/WINTER 2011 Archbishop Moeller High School NON-PROFIT ORG. 9001 Montgomery Road US POSTAGE Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 Celebrating our PAID Marianist CINCINNATI, OHIO A Catholic School in the Marianist Tradition Tradition. Permit No. 9931

M ELLERDeveloping Leadership in Young Men

A publication for alumni, family, and friends of Archbishop Moeller High School

“Through These Doors Walk the Men of Moeller,” says the signage over the entry into the central section of the building. It harkens to the days when that phrase was first painted on the door leading to the lower-level locker rooms that proudly reminded our athletes they were the “Men of Moeller,”evolving into a winning tradition in all sports. Now, the phrase has an even richer meaning, deepening to encompass the holistic development of our students. By the time they graduate, it is our hope that they see themselves as the Blessed William Joseph Chaminade, envisioned more than 150 years ago: as young men of faith… formed academically in a family-oriented community… committed to service, peace, and justice… and constantly adapting to our changing world. It is these aspects of being a Man of Moeller that we highlighted in our new exhibit that now graces the main hallway of the school. Called the “Timeline,” it visually chronicles the five timeless Characteristics of a Marianist education from the past 50 years. And underneath each section are literally hundreds of statements from our alumni defining parts of who they are as Men of Moeller. We dedicated and blessed this exhibit in September, and we cordially invite you to visit Moeller to experience it in person. (See “New Timeline Tells the ‘Truth’ about THE MOELLER STORY,” page 25.) MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 3

MOELLER STORIES: Scholarships Impact Lives Harvard graduate Matt DePetro (photo on Rick was killed by a hit-skip driver in 2006 top right), Moeller Class of 2001, flew in from while riding his bicycle. He was 55. Silicon Valley, California, to address the Moeller In response, Rick’s parents established the I’m putting these thoughts together as we end the school how they can continue to have a sense of wonderment for their scholarship students and donors at the Eric J. Schlueter Scholarship to memorialize year’s first quarter. The beginning of the 2011-12 school year faith. How do these young men move into the world following school’s Named Scholarship Breakfast their son and to pass on the lessons that has come and gone already, and I am reminded of how Christ—being more loving, more patient, and more forgiving? Program in September. He had a story to tell they believed Moeller students could learn blessed I am to be working together every day with a great Our young men become more formed in their faith. And and an important message to give: “Moeller from his life: group of students, faculty, and staff. I hope that all of us in the while one need not be a Catholic to attend Moeller, we believe is a foundational experience, not an end-game,” Moeller community will be open to learning new things this that to be a student at our school is to experience a rich, he said. Moeller’s “foundation” enabled Matt 1. Develop strong family values. BREAKING NEWS: Alumni Association year and really stretch ourselves. Christ-centered community. to pursue his dreams: graduate from Harvard 2. Follow your dreams. in 2005 with a bachelor’s in engineering; work Vice President Nick Hodge ’94 just announced the 3. Finish the job that you started to the I think it was Aristotle who told us that we are all the sum Our faculty works hard with our young men to appreciate all kinds of on a team that developed the microprocessor new Alumni Class Scholarship Program for each best of your ability. of our actions and our motivation. The actions and motivation literature; to write an analysis on a certain topic; to identify and for the world’s fastest computer; play graduating class. “These scholarships will help are something to behold here on a daily basis. I get a chance to solve problems of all kinds; to think critically; to perform publicly; pro/semi-pro football in Japan, and more... These stories are at the heart of the ‘bridge the tuition gap’ and will provide a way for witness students, parents, faculty, staff, and even our Board of to move the conversation forward; to dip into the often tragic but None of this would have been possible without Moeller Scholarship Program. In November our graduating classes to directly impact the life of Trustees working hard to further enhance the excellence of all-important specifics of history; and to work collaboratively. Our the aid of an academic scholarship. 2009, a new scholarship committee was formed. a future Man of Moeller,” he said. “(Alumni Moeller. Our faculty and staff are a remarkable group of young men learn how to achieve academically. Thanks to their leadership, the number of Tyler Himes ’14 (photo right) also had a individuals whose collective actions deserve our thanks. Named Scholarships has grown in the last two President) Phil Kreiner ’76 and I have spent the What a powerful list that certainly emanates from! They come story to tell that morning. “Since I was in the Our Board of Trustees gives focused and heartfelt expertise years from 5 to 21. All scholarships are based last year in discussions with our Class Captains, out of our Marianist roots and should be at the center of all of our second grade I knew I wanted to go towards the strategic direction of Moeller. Our parents give on financial need, academic excellence, and we have learned that one of the most pressing daily actions and motivations. If an action or initiative is not serving to Moeller. I couldn’t explain why. selflessly and enthusiastically in a myriad of volunteer roles, and donor-specific criteria. To honor concerns of our alumni base is the rising cost of our mission, it should be critically questioned. We need to draw on I had no legacy, and no one whether it is supporting fundraising or community-building both the donors and recipients, tuition and the inability for future young men tested experiences and hold on to what works; we need to introduce pressured me to go. It was efforts. Our students also contribute through their motivation the committee re-initiated the new thinking and new approaches where appropriate; and we need my own decision. (especially children of alumni) to attend because of in the classroom and grasping all the co-curricular activities Scholarship Breakfast. to stop what isn’t working. I always knew that Moeller that cost. Every year there is significant demand for available to them with both hands. was something different…” “The scholarship program tuition assistance that goes unmet. Our goal is to Further, in trying to deliver on our mission, the name “Moeller not only profoundly impacts the Despite all of our action and motivation, we certainly still Now a sophomore, Tyler fund each Class Scholarship as quickly as possible High School” must become synonymous with excellence, integrity, lives of the recipients,” said do face challenges. How we examine and deal with them is can explain why he made that to begin witnessing the benefits of tuition assistance.” and outstanding quality and service. The service aspect of this Advancement Director Debbie Geiger. what really defines us. We can view them either as obstacles or decision. “Academically Moeller has For more information, contact Advancement delivery becomes another of our opportunities and even more “Creating a Named Scholarship also helps stepping stones – problems with all of the associated negativity challenged me to do the best and be the Director Debbie Geiger at [email protected] crucial than ever, whether dealing with a prospective student and fulfill the dreams of the donors, either by or stepping stones with their associated opportunities. best I can be,” he said. “I take Honors and his family, a faculty or staff member, an alumnus, a parent – you honoring or memorializing a loved one. For or call (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320. More information AP classes. In grade school I was one of get the idea. We need to always be working towards promising those of us who fervently believe in the value is also available on the school website, It’s my belief that one of our challenges and thus one of our those kids who never studied for a test less and delivering more…every time. If we keep our mission of a Moeller Marianist education, there can www.Moeller.org (see “Support Moeller”). opportunities is to stay laser-focused on our mission. I’ve had and still got all A’s and B’s. Now there are simple, based in our roots and focused, then we will turn this be no greater gift.” some very recent opportunities to participate in some of our nights when I have three or more hours of service delivery from a potential obstacle into a stepping stone. student recruitment efforts with our Admissions Department. homework… Moeller has led me to Principal Blane Collison articulates the Throughout the course of these information sessions, numerous Are we perfect? Absolutely not and never will be. We must, realize that anything is possible essence of this “gift” when he addresses parents reasons are cited as to why a prospective student and his family however, commit ourselves to excellence every day. We have if you have the will and desire about the power of a Moeller education: should choose to attend Moeller. There are numerous reasons, our moments, just like any other “family.” In this broad and to accomplish it. It truly is a “We believe the Marianist Characteristics of course, but it always seems to come back to the mission. ever-growing Moeller Family, though, I’d like to see an important gift to be here.” provide the foundation for developing four-letter word become commonplace: “help.” If we all constantly leadership in young men. The mission of a When talking about our mission, prospective Scholarship benefactors look to help all of our stakeholders (and anyone associated with Dr. Elmer and Carmelita Moeller education is to assist parents in students and families are rightfully entitled to helping their son make responsible choices Moeller is a stakeholder), treat all whom we encounter as we’d like to Schlueter (photo on bottom) know what we’re doing to help these young and lead them to use their talents and gifts be treated, and work hard to see stepping stones instead of problems, had their own story to tell the men grow individually, be formed in their in service to others and for the benefit we’ll continue the building of this great community together. guests. Their son, Eric “Rick” faith and to achieve academically. Here is of society. Ultimately, we are not just Schlueter, graduated in what we’re doing to live this mission: This call to a mission focus and a service journey must become developing the best leaders in the world. We 1968. He was Moeller’s our hallmark and our excellence. are developing the best leaders for the world.” Our House System develops powerful valedictorian, involved in leadership and collaborative skills. Young men As St. Paul said to the Phillipians: “Whatever is true, whatever is student government all four years, “Moeller is deeply grateful to our come to us as wide-eyed freshmen. They honorable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is gracious, and played baseball for Mike Cameron donors for establishing or contributing experience a diversity of thought, people, if there is anything worthy of praise, if there is any excellence, during Cameron’s first year as head to our Named Scholarship Program,” club opportunities, athletic opportunities, think about these things.” coach. (During Rick’s senior year, the said President Bill Hunt. “As you can House leadership possibilities, and then Crusaders won their first GCL Championship. tell, our scholarship program My very best to all in the Moeller Family for a safe, restful, grow, as individuals, into Men of Moeller. “It sorta helped that Buddy Bell played third enhances the lives of many of our and blessed holiday season! base,” said Dr. Schlueter.) students as well as our donors. Our whole school, especially our Pastoral Thanks to your efforts, we look Rick continued his education at the Ministry staff, works hard to help our forward to continuing our mission University of Notre Dame, Northwestern young men realize who they are, what of forming young men of University, and Harvard Law School. In they strive to be, and faith, helping them achieve Bill Hunt, President 1977, he accepted a position at Conoco academically, and ensuring and moved up the ranks of leadership their individual growth.” until he became a top executive. Then, M

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What was unique about this social justice experience is that it evolved from Moeller Magazine is an official publication of Archbishop Moeller High School for alumni, an interdisciplinary academic initiative. family, and friends. Comments and questions During this past summer the entire student are encouraged. Please send your comments to Johanna Kremer, editor/communications body read Dead Man Walking: An director, at [email protected]. Eyewitness Account of the Death Penalty in EDITOR the U.S. Throughout the year, all academic Johanna Kremer, Communications Director departments are using this book and its Archbishop Moeller High School themes surrounding the death penalty to 9001 Montgomery Road show the inter-connectedness of the various Cincinnati, OH 45242-7780 25 A QUALITY EDUCATION: Voice Mail: (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 academic areas – reading, writing, math, Email: [email protected] coverNew Timeline Tellsstory the ‘Truth’ science, art, etc. – demonstrating that they CONTRIBUTORS don’t exist in isolation and that they have Bill Balbach ’72 About THE MOELLER STORY Dick Beerman meaning in our lives… (See page 8, Barry Borman ’64 As you may have read, the cover story in “Walking in their Shoes: Art Students Blane Collison this issue is about our new Timeline exhibit Mary Fischer Create Walking Reminders of the People Chris Anne Gaier that we believe reveals the “truth” about Who Await the Death Penalty.”) Debbie Geiger “The Moeller Story” and the Men of Moeller. Bill Hunt 7 SISTER HELEN PREJEAN: ‘We are killing To put it simply, there is a strong culture Marcia Lechner Betsy Morgan the killers to show that killing is wrong.’ On a personal note, I can attest to the at Moeller that gently, yet persistently Cindy Neuhaus features veracity of the four-year evolution of the helps mold these young men into the Men ADMINISTRATION 8 WALKING IN THEIR SHOES: Art Students young men. From the day they enter as of Moeller they become upon graduation. Bill Hunt, President Blane Collison, Principal Create Walking Reminders of the People freshmen, they begin a journey that includes I know this firsthand, for not only have I Chris Wilke, Dean of Academics Who Await the Death Penalty annual spiritual retreats and daily involvement seen this throughout my 15-year tenure at Carl Kremer, Dean of Students in the House System. The faculty challenge Moeller, but my son, Joe, will become one BOARD OF TRUSTEES 9 CELEBRATING MOELLER: them academically and use the most up-to- of those Men of Moeller in May. Charley Blum Ted Catino’79 Alums Who Played Professional Sports date laptop tools to reinforce their learning. Therese Esswein Even more, the entire faculty, staff, and My husband and I have witnessed Joe’s Tom Fitz metamorphosis these past three-plus years Jim Hubbard, Secretary 10 GROWING MOELLER: administration also challenge them to Pete Kimener become better men, better Christians. and can attest to the impact this school – Leon Loewenstine Jr. The 2010-11 HONOR ROLL of DONORS & this Moeller Family – has had on his life. Dan Neyer’77 Forecast of Revenues and Expenses One recent example of this was a bus Bob Niehaus’65, Chair So many “Moe-ments” and people have Sally Nugent, Vice Chair trip to Lucasville prison that several of our contributed to his growth… And it’s Mark Rippe’72, Treasurer students, parents, and faculty took to pray different for each student. But whether Fr. Larry Tensi for Reginald Brooks who was executed by it’s an evolution through a young man’s LAYOUT & DESIGN James Wilmink ’85, Insignia Design the State of Ohio on November 15, 2011. involvement in academics or athletics or Email: [email protected] The contingency then traveled on to the arts or House leadership or Pastoral RESOURCES: A Special Thanks to… Inside Cover FROM THE PRESIDENT Columbus to attend a press conference on Ministry or Kairos retreats or something YEARBOOK STAFF MEMBERS, 1960-Present departments CURRENT ALUMNI FACULTY & STAFF House Bill 160, which seeks to abolish the else, there nevertheless is an evolution. 1 EDITOR’S INTRO death penalty. Several also students joined CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS Before you know it, he has become a Dennis Cronin ’64 3 PRINCIPAL’S NOTE with Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man of Moeller… And we couldn’t be Amy Ellert, Into Wishin Photography Man Walking and internationally renowned more proud. Jeannette Elliott 4 MOELLER TODAY Mary Fischer advocate against the death penalty, to talk Johanna Kremer 29 CRUSADER CONNECTIONS to Governor John Kasich and urge him to May Mary’s peace be with you, Sam Wallander ’12 place a moratorium on the death penalty PRINTING 34 ALUMNI NOTES while an Ohio Supreme Court task force Larry Kuhlman ’81, Bramkamp Printing www.Bramkamp.com studies this issue. (See page 7, “Sister DISTRIBUTION Helen Prejean: ‘We are killing the killers to Ginny Bauer Johanna Kremer, Editor show that killing is wrong.’ ”) [email protected] ©2011. All rights reserved. Archbishop Moeller High School is owned and (513) 791-1680, ext. 1330 operated by the Catholic Archdiocese of Cincinnati and adheres to its policies. WWW.MOELLER.ORG

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During a young man’s high school years at This past July Service Director Brian MOELLER HONORS ACADEMIC TWO SENIORS NAMED Moeller, he is continually exposed to the five Gilronan arranged for a group to travel to a EXCELLENCE AT AWARDS ASSEMBLY: NATIONAL MERIT Characteristics of Marianist Education, better Navajo Indian Reservation located in Thoreau, SEMIFINALISTS: known as the C.M.E.s. Each component part New Mexico. The trip was designed for students In August Moeller held its annual Seniors Zachary Flint (on right) of his education in some way draws upon to experience firsthand the issues facing Academic Awards Program for the and Colin Foos (on left) the C.M.E.s, as well as heightens his awareness Native Americans in the United States. I, along were named National Merit and understanding of their importance to with Geoffrey Girard and eight students, were Classes of 2012-2014. During this being a “Man of Moeller.” This year, privileged to be a part of it. all-school assembly, the administrators Semifinalists. About 1.5 Moeller is focusing on the fourth and department chairs honor various million juniors in 22,000 high Characteristic, “to educate for service, During the course of the week we helped scholastic achievements, such as students schools entered the 2012 peace, and justice.” residents on the reservation by painting the who earned First and Second Honors National Merit Scholarship community center and reservation thrift store, for the 2010-11 school year, students Program by taking the 2010 To this end, the entire Moeller cleaning up mobile home lots, along with the who received cum laude-level scores Preliminary SAT/National student body and faculty read Dead school grounds at St. Bonaventure School, on the National Latin exam, students Merit Scholarship Qualifying Man Walking by Sr. Helen Prejean, an moving and storing clothes for the reservation who earned entry to the National Test. Only 1 percent of the initiative spearheaded by English thrift store, providing fresh water from the students who take the test Department Chair Geoffrey Girard. St. Bonaventure water truck to residents, and and Spanish Honor Societies, special Faculty and students are continuing with traveling into remote areas of the reservation community service awards, and special awards from are named semifinalists. activities throughout the year that will to view the conditions for elderly residents universities and businesses. During highlight the issue of capital punishment. and their families. the awards program, the principal also Benza (Gold Summa Cum Laude [GSCL] ), This study of the topics related to the death recognized Moeller’s Academic Team 30 MOELLER STUDENTS Brian Butz (SMCL), and Nick Staresinic penalty will examine Church teachings that The trip was a tremendous learning for winning the GCL title again. The EARN AP SCHOLAR (Cum Laude [CL] ); Latin 1: Freshmen will assist in informing student consciences, opportunity, for students experienced not only program listing all awards is available on AWARDS: The following students earned the conditions of the Navajo people, but they Robert Brudnicki (SMCL), William Hamiter as well as encouraging students to take an the school website (www.Moeller.org) the designation of AP Scholar: Jon Ashbrock '12, were able to understand the vast issues facing (MCL), Joseph Pappalardo (SMCL), Gus active stance in promoting those things that under Academics. In May Moeller Stephen Dean '11, Oliver Englehart '11, the residents as it related to Ragland (CL), and Nicholas Schlueter (SMCL). allow us to champion the will hold its annual Senior Academic Charles Fiessinger '11, William Hamiter '12, Church’s call “to create a housing, health care, and The Five Characteristics Awards Assembly. Nick Herweh '11, Michael Irwin '11, culture of life.” unemployment. Native Lucas Kmetz '12, Brandon Kroger '12, FIVE NAMED NATIONAL of a Marianist Education Americans have the highest Eric Larison '11, Brian Markgraf '12, MERIT COMMENDED Along with this interdis- unemployment, alcoholism, SOPHOMORE PRESENTS Daniel O’Bryan '11, Daniel Prampero '12, STUDENTS: The following students ciplinary initiative, our • Educating for faith and suicide rates in our RESEARCH TO THE OHIO were named National Merit Commended students are focusing on formation; country. They have become ACADEMY OF SCIENCE: Anthony Spuzzillo '11, Michael Uckotter '11, Jonathan Ward '11, Tyler Williford '12, and students: Wick Hardenberg, Harry Hamiter, corollary topics, such as race, • Providing an integral, – as the Navajo people refer William Ittenbach ’14 poverty, and social structures. to those on the reservations (photo left) represented Michael Zoller '11. Five students earned the Jacob Gill, Francis Ittenbach, and Luke The outcome of this project quality education; – “the forgotten ones” or Moeller at the Ohio designation of AP Scholar with Honor: Bugada. They are among 34,000 students will be to help encourage • Educating in the “forgotten people.” Academy of Science’s Brendan Holmes '11, Samuel Knudson '11, nationwide to earn this prestigious status. students to take a proactive Family Spirit; annual meeting last May Ed Rein '12, Joseph Trame '11, and During our nightly stance in dealing with issues where he presented his Matthew Woebkenberg '11. Seven students SENIOR ZACHARY FLINT • Educating for service, reflection and scripture time, of social justice, responding research on bacteria in fast food earned the designation of AP Scholar with ACCEPTED INTO SELECTIVE in service, and working for justice, and peace; and one of the major themes for restaurants as compared with casual Distinction: Lucas Agricola '11, Mark Dalga DRAMA WORKSHOP: peace in all of society. • Educating for students was to examine more dining restaurants. He received letters '11, Ross Geiger '11, Michael Lynch '11, Zachary Flint ’12 was one of a dozen students adaptation and change. closely issues surrounding One of the many the ability of the Navajo of commendation from the governor Alexander Parra '11, Jacob Schlueter '11, chosen from Greater Cincinnati/ opportunities that allow for people to secure adequate and state reps for his work. and Michael Wright '11. Northern Kentucky high faculty and students to become active in this employment, health care, and housing. With a schools to participate in the fourth Characteristic is our service learning host of issues existing on the reservation, more Playhouse in the Park’s Drama experiences. This program comes through work needs to be done. The residents need Workshop. He will see eight the Pastoral Ministry Office and allows immediate help and far better living conditions. professional plays at three participation in a variety of trips designed As we seek to do mission work to better our local theaters: the Cincinnati Playhouse in the to enable participants to put their faith in society, the words of Jesus ring truer than ever, 10 STUDENTS EARN CUM Park, the Cincinnati Shakespeare Festival, action, as well as further educate them on the “What you did to the least of my people, you LAUDE-LEVEL AWARDS ON and the Ensemble Theater of Cincinnati. issues that create disparity within social did to me.” NATIONAL LATIN EXAMS: After writing drama reviews for the plays, structures. The trips occur over the course of Ten students were recognized at the fall Zachary and other participants will meet the summer and allow participants to fully Yours in service, The Blessed William Joseph Chaminade Chapter of the awards assembly for their scores on the with Cincinnati Enquirer theater critic Jackie discover the myriad of issues facing particular National Honor Society approved the following students Demaline for a workshop on both drama communities where financial and infrastructure for membership: (Pictured, from left: Front Row: Quinn 2011 National Latin Exam: Latin III: Juniors Evan Cooper (Silver Maxim Cum Laude and journalism. Zach’s selection marks the needs are most prevalent. Blane Collison, Principal Collison '13, Corey Carroll '13, Joey Ward '12, and Mitch Catino '12. Back Row: Stephen Spaeth '13, Derek [SMCL] ) and Joseph Kremer (Magna Cum fourteenth year that a Moeller student has Schappacher '13, Alex Voss '12, Mitch Fischer '12, and Laude [MCL] ); Latin II: Sophomores Andrew been chosen for the workshop. Bryan Martin '12. Absent: Jacob Heuker '13) 3 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 4 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 9

FALL SPORTS WRAP UP: Football Captures First Outright GCL Championship Since 1997! By Barry Borman ’64, Athletic Director GREG STANFORTH '67 We had another great fall season! BRITISH LIT TEACHER SELECTED TO FOOTBALL: Football captured its first outright GCL FEATURED SPEAKER PRESENT AT THE Championship since 1997; we placed several players on AT CONFERENCE: British NAEA CONVENTION: All-League and All-District Teams; and Coach Rodenberg NEW ‘CHAMP CUP’ Literature Teacher Michael Rose was Department Chair Greg Stanforth's BREAKING NEWS: Moeller Wins was named GCL Coach of the Year. Moeller qualified for its 30th appearance in HONORS MEMORY OF a featured speaker in September at presentation, “Creating a Culture of Nike Rivalry Uniform Contest! Out of 718 high the State Football Playoffs and 10th consecutive year qualifying for the playoffs, the Life Technology & Science Sketchbooks in a High School Art schools, Moeller won the Nike contest that high- which is the longest Division I streak in the state. Our football team played one JIM CHAMPLIN ’72: Conference at the Engineer’s Club in Program,” will be part of the National lighted football traditions across the country. The of the most difficult schedules in the country, and Coach Rodenberg and his Dayton, Ohio. He gave a presentation Art Education Association’s (NAEA) staff prepared our team well as we moved into the regional championship Jim “Champ” Champlin ’72 wore many prize is new football uniforms for 2012, valued at on teaching Frankenstein and Brave National Convention in New York game against St. X. hats during his tenure at Moeller, but his more than $17,5K. Alumnus Rob Ebel ’82, the New World in the context of next March. His session is scheduled SOCCER: Soccer made it to the District Finals before losing a tough overtime most prominent role was as Trinity House webmaster of the new Moeller athletic website (see contemporary biotechnology and as a “Best Practice Lecture.” game, while Crusader Chris Nartker was named to the All-State Team. Dean, one of the founding leaders of the below), created and submitted the winning video. medical experimentation. GOLF: Golf just missed qualifying to the State Championships this year by House System. After Jim passed away from a couple strokes. The golf team had qualified nine consecutive years to the cancer in June 2011, the administration chose STUDENTS SELECTED STUDENTS ATTEND TO PARTICIPATE IN State Tournament. Dan Dever from Moeller’s Pastoral Ministry MAYERSON LEADER- CROSS COUNTRY: Cross Country had one of its best teams in several years Department to UGIVE INTERNSHIP: Two SHIP WORKSHOP: Six carrying a squad of over 60 athletes. become the seniors (Joe students attended the Mayerson OVERALL STANDINGS: Now we find ourselves second in the league standings new Trinity Kremer and Leadership Workshop held at the for the All-Sports Trophy as we move into a challenging winter season. Dean. Dan’s Scott Nugent) University of Cincinnati this fall: senior first initiative and two Joe Kremer; juniors Matt Messina was to create juniors (Matt MOELLER INTRODUCES and Harry Wahl; and sophomores JUNIOR EARNS EAGLE the “Champ Messina and NEW WEBSITE: Zachary Bonn, Matt Shannon, and Kyle SCOUT AWARD: Mitch Hoelker Cup,” which is Andrew Zimmerman. This service-learning earned his Eagle Scout During the summer, Moeller redesigned similar to the Mendel) program sponsored by the Mayerson Award recently by its website and introduced a new athletic Marianist Cup participated Foundation is designed to encourage rebuilding a shelter by website within its structure (see that is awarded in UGive’s and empower students to initiate the Blue Ash YMCA. www.Moeller.org under “Athletics” or to the House five-week summer internship program meaningful service projects within “To get the project going go to www.LetsGoBigMoe.com). This with the most designed to engage students in hands-on their school and community. Moeller's I had to figure out how new athletic website features broadcasts, points at the service opportunities, build leadership current support for the Ugandan to fund it. I noticed the video clips, end of the year. skills, and place them in a position to School, Unified for UNIFAT, evolved YPC (Moeller’s Youth Philanthropy PASTORAL MINISTRY photos, team Dan decided that individual Mentor Groups make a real impact on the Cincinnati from one of the previous Mayerson Council) application in an email…,and NAMES AWARDEES: The updates, within Trinity House would compete community. The interns experienced a presentations, as well as the school's they gave me $900, which almost funded Pastoral Ministry Department honored announcements, against each other in activities where poverty simulation led by St. Vincent de Green Giants recycling program. the whole project. I really feel that YPC three students with the Charlotte news, and everyone could participate. “Champ was Paul and spent their Wednesday is a great way for Moeller to leave a McCullough Award for service: (pictured much more. instrumental in getting students involved,” mornings in Over-the-Rhine. They also SENIOR PARTICIPATES footprint in our community. It tells above) Kyle Zimmerman ’14, Francis Alumnus Dan explained. “The Champ Cup will be IN NATIONAL LEADER- planned “Step Up Cincinnati,” the people what Moeller is all about – our Rob Ebel ’82 region’s largest one-day, student-run Ittenbach ’12, and Matthew Messina ’13. awarded to the Mentor Group with the SHIP PROGRAM: Scott mission to help others and the community.” is the designer most activity-related points at the end of service event. During this event, Joe Nugent ’12 participated in the Mitch and family friend Marvin Boyer 70 STUDENTS PARTICIPATE and webmaster… A month after its each quarter and will reside in the room of Kremer '12 won the $500 Summer Economics for Leaders summer (photo above) who earned his Eagle IN SUMMER SERVICE TRIPS: debut, the site passed the one million the winning Mentor Group. The Champ Internship Scholarship. program conducted at Vanderbilt Scout rank 41 years ago. More than 70 Moeller students participated view mark. “We broke a record,” said Cup will be a constant reminder of Jim and University. He is one of 50 students in eight different summer service trips that Ebel. “We went over the 1,000,000 view his legacy. Trinity House is what it is today FRESHMAN EARNS YMCA’S from around the country accepted JUNIOR ELECTED VICE ranged from experiences in Cincinnati’s mark faster than any other school in because of him.” HIGHEST ACCOLADE: into the Foundation for Teaching MAYOR OF CINCINNATI Over-the-Rhine, to a Navajo reservation their company's history.” The company Anthony Whyle ’15 was recognized with Economics program. Students YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT: in New Mexico, to a rural village outside sponsor, iHigh.com, has been in the highest accolade at YMCA Camp Ernst: selected demonstrated Following campaign speeches to of Truijillo, Peru. In Peru, 16 students business for five years and has 4,120 Honor Camper. This award is given to excellent leadership potential. about 200 Cincinnati area high school worked with students from the Marianist active high schools across America. a student who displays outstanding During the week-long students, Nick Staresinic ’13 was school of Collegio Santa character qualities. Only 2% of the Economics for Leaders elected vice mayor of the YMCA's Maria Marianistas in a nearly 3,000 campers who attend program, students attained Cincinnati Youth in Government. rural village called Camp Ernst are chosen for this award. an understanding of Nick was selected to participate last Otuzco. They also The staff of more than 100 nominate economic reasoning principles year as well. expanded their cultural campers who are examples of the and how to employ these horizons by visiting the YMCA core character values of honesty, concepts for successful and UNESCO World Heritage caring, respect, and responsibility. effective leadership. 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Educating for Sister Helen Prejean: Adaptation and Change ‘We’re killing the killers to show that killing is wrong’ Walking in their Shoes: Art Students Create Walking Reminders of the People Who “What is happening in Ohio?” said Sister Sr. Helen then talked about the Gospel So I prayed by his side – a man who was on Sheand alsoThe offeredDeath of to Innocents: sign her two An books, Eyewitness which Account were Helen Prejean to the audience who packed education she received while working in the his way of living the Gospel of Jesus.” availableof Wrongful for purchase Executions afterward (Dead Man Walking Await the Death Penalty the Brisben Gym that dreary evening on St. Thomas projects of New Orleans. While “Forgiveness. I never understood it,” she said. November 14th as the rain drops drummed on there she was asked to become a pen pal to ). But David’s father showed her what it meant… the metal tin roof. “Where is Christ in this?” a man in prison. “I thought, ‘I can do that. I’m “Tom Dybdahl…tells me about Williams funeral and that his When the evening wrapped up following a brief an English major,’ ” she said. “But sometimes “I feel pressure,” he said. “I feel I have to be mother would not let the embalmers hide the burns on her son’s Her rhetorical question highlighted Q&A session, Sr. Helen invited the audience to act on God is sneaky… They killed that man – and for the death penalty because it will appear body. ‘The casket was open, and you could see the deep burn Sr. Helen’s pending crusade: to gather the next their conscience and join the nationwide movement of he was looking at me when he died. My life that I didn’t love David if I’m not… But I don’t marks on his head and the calf of his leg,’ Tom says. day outside the Lucasville prison to protest Catholics against the death penalty. She offered these was changed forever.” like the way it makes me feel. They killed our the execution of Reginald Brooks who was parting words: “Conscience is something that the “About a week after the Williams execution I visit Pat. His son, but I’m not going to let them kill me. convicted of killing his three sons in 1982 as Sr. Helen was talking about Patrick Sonnier Catholic faith teaches us... But we must form our eyes are dark and he looks pale. He’s having trouble sleeping, People think forgiveness is weak, but I see it as they slept in their East Cleveland home. who was on death row in the Louisiana State conscience in the Gospel.” he says. He had seen an artist’s sketch of the Williams execution coming out from under the burden of hate and Penitentiary in 1982. He and his younger in the Baton Rouge newspapers and noticed that Williams But first she had her own story to tell. bitterness and going down the path of love.” brother were convicted of abducting a was barefooted. Sr. Helen talked about growing up in a teenage couple, raping the girl, and then “He also prayed for Patrick’s mother EPILOGUE segregated southern town, where there was forcing the young people to lie face down that morning,” said Sr. Helen, “and he found At 6 AM the next day, a bus loaded with Moeller students, ‘If they take me, I’m going with my shoes on,’ he says.” a portable electric chair just down from her while they shot them in the head. “What his way to that mother’s door with a basket faculty, and parents traveled to Lucasville prison to protest (Dead Man Walking, p. 44) school. But nobody knew about it. It was could be more outrageous than the death of of fruit. ‘I’m a parent like you,’ he told her, the execution of Reginald Brooks. They were among the removed from their sight. “We It was that particular passage in Sister Helen Prejean’s two innocent teenagers? But when Patrick ‘and I don’t hold you responsible for what hundreds of people that morning offering their prayers. need to wake up!” she said. book, Dead Man Walking: An Eyewitness Account of the Death asked her to be his spiritual advisor she said, your sons did.’ ” “But we don’t need to do this The contingency then traveled to Columbus where Penalty in the United States, that touched Art Teacher “Yes, I will be the face of Christ for you.” on our own. God wakes us Victims’ families need our support on they attended a press conference and met with Senator Jeannette Elliott. “I was up! Jesus is on the side of But Sr. Helen insisted she wasn’t a hero their journey, explained Sr. Helen, including Shannon Jones, R-Springboro, and State Representative reading the book last social justice… The first in this story. The true hero was the father of the mother of the killers as well. “Picture this Ron Maag, R-Salem Twp., to urge support for House summer, and when I pages of Dead Man the young boy who Patrick killed. She called if you can,” she said, “We can reach out with Bill 160, which seeks to abolish the death penalty. came across this scene Walking are about when herself a coward for not contacting the both arms like the cross.” And she did. Sr. Helen and a few students also met Gov. John Kasich and quote, I was struck I woke up – when I victims’ parents. “I did nothing for the victims’ by how real and terrify- Then she paused and offered a challenge: to urge him to place a moratorium on the death penalty found Jesus while families,” she said. “It was cowardice.” ing it must have been at “An eye for an eye? Where’s Christ in that? while an Ohio Supreme Court task force studies the issue. working with the that moment for Pat She was convinced the families wouldn’t There is no dignity in this death. Are you for poor.” While in Columbus, a few students offered their Sonnier,” she said. “I had want to talk with her – that they would be vengeance or compassion? Are you for love, perspectives to the press: my students research a furious with her for advocating for Patrick’s or are you for hate? We’re killing the killers to man or woman on death life. Then she ran into the families after show that killing is wrong!” The gym was silent. “It’s important that voters get educated on issues row – in any state – and Patrick’s hearing, and while the family of the And the rain drummed steadily in the background. that affect us all,” said Evan Hopper ’13. find out who they were young girl who was killed walked quickly by, She quietly added, “Say no to the Senior Evan Fishback has an interest in the psychological before they committed BYPHOTO JEANNETTE ELLIOTT the young boy’s family introduced themselves. death penalty.” impact of prison on humans. “Life without parole, an the crime that put them The father of David told her about the “It was freshman AJ Hoffman’s alternative death penalty opponents propose, has a in prison. To find out pressure they were under regarding the idea to have a day when the painted significant impact on a person’s mental health,” he said. who the child or young death penalty and asked her to pray with CALL TO ACTION shoes could be worn in school to bring Steven Anderson, also a senior, agreed, adult part of them we attention to the fact that these men them. “You need to know what Sr. Helen invited the audience to act on “Everybody’s got a point of view… It’s important that could identify with was and women exist and are alive…and we’re going through,” he said. their conscience and join the nationwide young people get involved, because we’ll be the leaders like, and then paint a waiting to die”, said Elliott. “He’s the real hero,” movement of Catholics against the scene or details from their of the country someday.” M “Most of my students told me that Sr. Helen told the death penalty. She asked them to life onto a pair of shoes. sign a petition to the governor researching the lives of these death audience. “He’s the one This was to symbolize row inmates made them feel more calling for a moratorium on the who reached out to me. that these are real people compassionate toward them, as many death penalty while the task force walking around every had horrific childhoods and some were conducts their study day knowing they will mentally retarded or severely mentally

on this issue. BYPHOTO ’12 SAM WALLANDER die a horrific death: and ill,” said Elliott… “They realize, too, by the hand of another that having compassion for the inmate human being… The is not meant to (nor does it) negate message is hypocritical, the pain and horror the victims and the action irreversible. suffered – or the sufferings that the victims’ families are going through now. Any mistakes made in But (the shoe project) is a reminder sentencing could mean that real human beings are being killing an innocent person. sentenced to death, and in the 21st Anyway, I wanted the Century we should be above that.” students to see that these Pictured above: Kurtis Hoffman '15 are real people...” 7 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 8 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 13

CELEBRATING MOELLER

Alums Who Played Professional Sports Growing the Compiled by Dick Beerman: Moeller Archivist, former Athletic Director, and author of new book, We Are The ‘Big Moe’* MOELLER Tradition

David ‘Buddy’ Bell 1969 Kansas City Baseball * Adam Lux 1995 Cincinnati Excite Soccer David Bell 1990 Philadelphia Baseball * Tony Maccani 2003 New York Mets Baseball Mike Bell 1993 Arizona Baseball Len Matuszek 1972 Los Angeles Dodgers Baseball * Rick Bell 1997 Kansas City Baseball Rob Murphy 1995 Indianapolis/CFL Football # Tom Belza 2007 Arizona Baseball Derico Murray 2005 Cincinnati Bengals Football # Rick Bennett 1988 Houston Baseball Clint Nagel 2001 Ireland Basketball HONOR ROLL of Donors Andrew Brackman 2004 New York Yankees Baseball * Steve Niehaus 1972 Seattle Seahawks Football # July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011 Bob Brannen 1994 Australia Basketball Mike Olexa 1989 Milwaukee Baseball Shawn Brennan 1991 Atlanta Baseball Dan Remenowsky 2004 Chicago White Sox Baseball There are many ways to become involved and give back to Moeller High School. During Bob Bresnen 1975 Detroit Baseball Cameron Satterwhite 2005 Cincinnati Baseball the past year numerous parents, friends, and alumni volunteered their time, talents, and treasures. These individuals appreciate the value of a Moeller education and realize the Dan Burkhart 2007 San Francisco Baseball Brian Schaeper 2001 Cincinnati Kings Soccer impact of their gifts. Private giving unquestionably provides the margin of excellence Scott Byrnes 2001 Toronto Baseball Mark Schaeper 1990 Cincinnati Cheetahs Soccer between good and great. As you read this issue of the Moeller Magazine, we hope that you, Bob Crable 1978 New York Jets Football # Scott Schaeper 1991 Cincinnati Cheetahs/ too, will enhance that margin and encourage others to support Moeller as well. Jack Crable 1969 Washington Senators Baseball Wilmington, NC Soccer Mark Davis 1983 Atlanta Baseball Mike Schwarber 1975 Cleveland Baseball Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Dwayne DuBois 1980 Montreal Baseball Tom Schwarber 1986 Detroit Baseball President’s Circle Eveslage Society Dr. James T. Bohmer and Dr. Mary Josh Duncan 2004 Israel Basketball Tyler Stovall 2004 Cincinnati Baseball Donors contributing $100,000 Donors contributing Kathryn Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bohmer Eric Fischer 1998 Chicago White Sox Baseball Eric Surkamp 2005 San Francisco Baseball * and more $10,000 to $24,999 Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Bramkamp Company Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland Anonymous Mrs. Therese Esswein D’Juan Francisco 1985 Washington Football # Mike Sylvester 1970 Italian National Team Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits Mr. and Mrs. William E. Braun Mrs. JoAnne Cook DiGiandomenico Craig Griffey 1989 Seattle Baseball Chicago Cubs Baseball Mr. and Mrs. Barry F. Bucher Mr. and Mrs. Tate N. Cooper Don Vonderhaar’s Market & Catering Inc. Catholic Inner-City Schools The Crable Foundation Ken Griffey Jr. 1987 Seattle Baseball * Steve Sylvester 1971 Oakland Raiders Football # Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Gilles Founder’s Circle Education Fund Mr. and Mrs. Lon W. Deckard Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Gilles Mark Harris 1999 Cleveland Baseball Chris Temming 1990 Ireland Basketball Donors contributing Ms. Rosemary Cook Emerson Electric Company Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC $50,000 to $99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Curtis S. Curran Folchi's Fine Men’s Apparel and Mr. Douglas W. Guller Ben Hunter 2004 Cincinnati Baseball Matt Tennant 2005 New Orleans Saints Football # Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Ehteshami Formal Wear Mr. and Mrs. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Catino Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fette General Advertising Products Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hubbard Tony Hunter 1979 Buffalo Bills Football # Jim Thamann 1975 Pittsburgh Baseball Friend of Moeller Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fisher Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. and Mrs. Dominick D. Iacovone Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Lukens Greg Huntington 1988 Philadelphia Football # Tom Waddle 1985 Chicago Bears Football # Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Groh Dr. Robert F. Kroeger Adam Hyzdu 1990 San Francisco Baseball * ‘Bubba’ Walther 2004 Holland Basketball Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hock Dr. and Mrs. George E. Guju Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Chaminade Society Italianette Pizza Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lampert Greg Jones 2007 New York Giants Football # Bill Wesley 1971 San Francisco Baseball Mr. and Mrs. R. Peter Kimener IBM Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Larison Tim Koegel 1977 Chicago, WFL Football # David Whitehead 2010 Toronto Baseball Donors contributing Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Kremchek Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub $25,000 to $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McLaughlin Jr. The Karen Carns Foundation Laub Family Dentistry Barry Larkin 1982 Cincinnati Baseball * Doug Williams 1981 Houston Oilers Football # Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Neyer Mandare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Steve M. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Chambliss Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. Richard M. Menninger Byron Larkin 1984 South America Basketball Greg Williams 2008 Tampa Bay/Texas Baseball Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finke Macy’s Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Nugent Montgomery Inn Dr. Mark D. Manley and Mrs. Annette Wick Steve Larkin 1987 Cincinnati Baseball * Alex Wimmers 2007 Minnesota Baseball Friend of Moeller Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Schube Neyer Properties Inc. General Electric McCluskey Chevrolet Inc. St. Margaret of York Church Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Bill Long 1978 San Diego Baseball * Matt Woellert 1981 New York Mets Baseball The Henry Gallenstein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Suter Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Scheidler Scholarship Fund Ray Meyer Sign Co. Joe Lukens 1979 Pittsburgh/ Jeff Young 1986 Arizona Baseball The Financial Network Group Ltd. Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morand Mr. and Mrs. Leon Loewenstine Jr. Mr. Kevin M. Shepherd Los Angeles, USFL Football Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Maegly Pete DeLois’ Recreations Outlet Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Staresinic Ms. Holly Rebensdorf Baseball 40 Basketball 7 Football 14 Soccer 4 Marianist Province of the U.S. The Cincinnati Life Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Keith P. McCluskey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Tino * = Saw action at the Major League level Marianist Society Mr. Kenneth H. Toft Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D. # = Saw action in the NFL or equivalent Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Reiniger $5,000 to $9,999 Principal’s Club Dr. and Mrs. Michael J. Rohlfs Dr. and Mrs. Frank L. Antenucci Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush Jr. * Dick Beerman has recently published a book, We Are The ‘Big Moe,’ a year-by-year, sport-by-sport Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schmitt Archbishop Moeller High School $2,500 to $4,999 Basketball Camp Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Scott history “of one of the greatest high school athletic programs in the nation, covering the first 50 seasons.” Alpha & Omega Building Services Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Seibenick The book is available online at www.WeAreTheBigMoe.com and costs $39.95, plus shipping/handling. Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Beck Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shaffer Fundamentals Camp (It is also available as an e-copy option for $19.95.) Thanks to Dick’s generosity, all proceeds support Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. Richard A. Tonges Archbishop Moeller High School BWR of Kenwood LLC Willie’s Sports Cafe Moeller’s Tuition Assistance Program. Monte Carlo Mr. and Mrs. David P. 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Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll 2010-11

Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walter Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brakeman SAVE THE DATE! April 21, 2012 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Holmes Mr. Richard J. Winterman and Mr. and Mrs. James Barrow Mr. and Mrs. Gregory C. Braun Mr. Tyler D. Hughes Dr. Kathleen G. Winterman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Basile Mrs. Deborah S. Brazil-Goldstein MAIN EVENT 2012: Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Woeste Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Batory Breakaway Pro Shot @ The Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kamphaus Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wright Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce Ms. Cindy Werner Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Battista Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Breen Ms. Adrienne S. Kessling Mr. and Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Breitenbach There’s No Town Like MoeTown! Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kilcoyne Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Bayer & Becker Inc. Mr. Matthew Bretnitz Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kimutis Mr. and Mrs. Justin Bayer Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Brewer “We proudly announce the Main Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kilgore Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Wright Beat Personal Training Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. King Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. A. James Bechtold III Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Brinker Event Honorary Chairs for this Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Wynn Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Kollman, Sr. Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Xavier University $1 to $499 Mr. and Mrs. James Beckett Mr. J.G. Brinkman year’s gala: Stacie and alumnus Joe Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec Beckett Ridge Golf Course Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Brinkman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lakin Sr. Yelton’s Fine Jewelry A Shade Better Blue & Gold Club Mr. and Mrs. P. Richard R. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Beeber Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brodbeck Asbrock,” says Coordinator Marcia Land O’Lakes Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller AAA Signs Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Kuhn Mr. Adam P. Behm Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann LaRosa’s Mt. Healthy/Willdine Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zinser Mr. and Mrs. David G. Abele Lechner. “The Main Event Charity Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. C. Langenkamp Beijo Bags Mr. and Mrs. Greg Brokamp Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lance Layman Mr. and Mrs. J Joseph Abell $500 to $999 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. John P. Beiting Mr. Peter J. Bronner Auction is our largest fundraiser Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Leuenberger Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Abeln Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Lefke Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Beiting Ms. Terry Brotherton Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. and Mrs. Andy Acus and provides an All American Rental Center Mr. and Mrs. Lance A. Lohr Mr. Thomas L. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Sam Malone Advocates for Catholic Educaton excellent opportunity for parents and Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Beiting Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Browning Mrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina Aglamesis Bros. Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. David S. Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Beitman Mr. Robert D. Browning community members to support Mark Godbey & Associates Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Agricola Volleyball Mr. and Mrs. Tim Mackey Mr. Leo F. Bell Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brudnicki Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Marklay Mr. Lucas M. Agricola our students. With our slow Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. John F. Madden Mr. and Mrs. Wiley D. Bell Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bruggemann Mercy HealthPlex Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Aielli Wrestling Camp Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Mangan Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Bruening economy, the need for tuition assistance is greater than ever.” Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Mohr Mr. John J. Albers Archbishop Moeller High School Mark Sweeney Buick GMC Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Benedetti Mr. and Mrs. David G. Brune Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Moroski Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Albers Lacrosse Camp Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Marsh Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Ms. Lucille R. Bryan “Stacie and I are privileged to be a part of what my father Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Mr. C. Bradley Albrecht Archbishop Moeller High School SAT Mr. Ryan Martini Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Berigan Mr. and Mrs. John Bucher Motorsports Country Club of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Chris H. Albrecht helped initiate more than 50 years ago when the diocese began Prep Course Mr. Brian P. McCluskey Mr. Daniel J. Bernier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buckley Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. and Mrs. George E. Armour, III Dr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley collecting funds to build Moeller,” says Joe Asbrock. “We, like Mr. and Mrs. Chris Mulvaney Mr. William K. Alexander Ascent Advisors, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McGill Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bertsch Mr. John H. Budde Neace Lukens Ms. Teresa M. Alford you, are committed to ensuring that Moeller's 50 plus years of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bayliff Mr. and Mrs. R. Kent McKenzie Bethesda North Rehabilitation Unit Mrs. Lucy A. Budde Mr. Fred W. Newcomb All Occasions Event Rental Mr. and Mrs. David G. Bell Merridian Mr. and Mrs. David R. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buerger excellence in education and tradition continue long into the future.” Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Allard Dr. and Mrs. Robert Benza Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Big Tree Plantation Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Buescher Dr. and Mrs. Marc P. Orlando Ms. Susan M. Aloisio Mr. Brent W. Berigan Mr. and Mrs. Padraic Murray Mr. Joseph M. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf “Sponsorships are key to the success Mr. and Mrs. David J. Palopoli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Alverson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Bohmer Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biordi Mr. and Mrs. Nick J. Burgdorf Mr. and Mrs. James Pappalardo American Century Investments of this event,” says Lechner, “and Bonefish Grill Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Birck Ms. Erin K. Burk Mr. Thomas J. Paquette American Scaffolding Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Barry J. Borman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. Matthew R. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Burkart Jr. they offer individuals and Performance Edge Strength and Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Nymberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Barney Burke companies the opportunity Conditioning LLC Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. John Brault Mr. and Mrs. Peter Osborn Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Birrer Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Burke Mr and Mrs. John E. Pflum Corporal Mark A. Angel to directly support the Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Palatchi Mr. and Mrs. Jerome A. Bishop Mr. Jeffrey J. Burke Planes Moving and Storage Inc. Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Broughton Ms. Angela Pleatman Bissell & Associates Insurance Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Burke Men of Moeller at many Plaskolite Inc. Anthony Munoz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John M. Buckley PPG Industries Foundation BKD LLP Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Precision Door Service Mr. Edward C. Anton different levels.” For Mr. and Mrs. James E. Burke Ms. Glynnis Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Blanks Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Burkhart Prestige Travel Ms. Robynn Anton Cap City Cargo Inc. Mr. Thomas R. Revis and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Blatz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Terence R. Burroughs more information, please Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Preston Ms. Danielle M. Simpson A-One Dry Cleaners Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinlan Capitol Varsity Sports Mr. and Mrs. J. Eric Blevins Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burwinkel contact Marcia Lechner at Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Richter Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Apking Mr. Kenneth S. Rahl Mr. and Mrs. William Blount Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Burwinkel III Mr. and Mrs. David Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Apking 791-1680, ext. 1304, or Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Jay Rains Sr. Blue Chip 2000 Commercial Cleaning Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Busam Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Chennell Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Romes Appearance Plus Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. Andrew C. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buschbacher [email protected]. Chubb & Son Federal Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. R. Jeffrey Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arand Mr. and Mrs. Keith Reed Ms. Christine Blum Mrs. Jane Busemeyer Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Cianciolo Mr. and Mrs. Ernie E. Rummler Jr. Arapahoe Basin Ski Area Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reis Mr. Michael P. Blum Busken Bakery City BBQ Rumpke Consolidated Companies Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Arbino Remtec Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Busy Bee Boutique Clark Schaefer Hackett Mr. and Mrs. James W. Sauer Arby’s Restaurant Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Bobay Mr. James H. Butler Clopay Savannah Center Archbishop Moeller High School Crusader Club Level Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Corgan Mr. Mark R. Richey Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Butz Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaefer Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. William J. Crable Mr. Thomas E. Roberts Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. and Mrs. Hugh P. Byrnes Donors contributing Mr. and Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. William Schaffner Mr. and Mrs. Andrew K. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita Rudino’s Pizza, Grinders & Sports Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bodger Mr and Mrs. Robert E. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Loern Cook Mr. and Mrs. James M. Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Asbrock $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Dickens Schmitt/Judd Family Moeller High Mr. Mark J. Bodnar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Byrnes Coyote Gold Margaritas Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Mr. Raymond W. Asbrock † Advanced Sports Marketing Mr. James A. Donnellon Jr. School Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Boeh Cabi- Mary Gilliland Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Cunningham Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Aston Oaks Golf Club Apparel Impressions Mr. William G. Dorward III † Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Schneider Dr. Connie Boehner Mr. and Mrs. James M. Calhoun Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Ms. Mary K. Welsh Mr. A. Norman Aubin and Archbishop Moeller High School Drs. Cassinelli, Shanker & Biddle Mr. Michael Schuster Speaker of the United States House of Mrs. Edda Camardo Dr. and Mrs. Ashok Das Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Schlueter Mrs. Anne S. Flanagan Baseball Camp Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Eddingfield Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Shannon Representatives and Mrs. John A. Boehner Camargo Rental Ms. Paula Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Schmitt Ms. Jeffrey D. Ault Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Effler Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Shelton Ms. Teresa Boelleke Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Cameron Mr. Michael S. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Beaman Ayers Football Camp Executive Studios Photography Company Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Siereveld Mr. Christopher P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Caminiti Ms. Rose Mary Dikun Ms. Jean M. Shannon B & B Studios Inc. Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Fiessinger Society of Chemical Industry Mr. and Mrs. John P. Boes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Canavan Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Silver Spring House B & E Ceramics Fun & Games Camp Mr. and Mrs. Greg A. Franklin St. Cecilia PTO Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bohlen Cancerfree KIDS Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Eichmann Skyline Chili - Fairfield Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Backhus Art of Ballroom Dance Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger St. Columban Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Bohne’ Ms. Jill C. Cantleberry Mr. and Mrs. Gerald E. Elfers SMAC Running Club Mr. and Mrs. Steve Badinghaus AXA Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Francis A. Geiser St. Gertrude Athletic Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Bolender Dr. and Mrs. Pete Caples Eye Care Associates of Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Baggette Mr. and Mrs. William J. Balbach Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. St. Mary Church Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Bolte Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cappel Greater Cincinnati Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Bailey Dr. and Mrs. David R. Barron Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Gramann St. Mary School Bona Decorative Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Christopher G. Carle Fifth Third Bank St. Nicholas Academy PTO Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bailey Carpe Diem Inc./DBA Donatos Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Philip Beckmann Mr. James L. Grau St. Saviour Church Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Stacy Mr. Jordan R. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carr Bellarmine University Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Ms. Nancy A. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Foos Mr. and Mrs. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Balbach Carrabba’s Italian Grill BioWorks Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hackman Stone Creek Dining Company Mr. and Mrs. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. and Mrs. Drew W. Foster Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Staun Sr. Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Carroll Mr. John Bolye Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. John C. Storer Mr. Austin M. Boraten Frank’s Auto Body Carstar Mr. and Mrs. J. Matthew Stephens Balloon Works Inc. Mrs. Shirley J. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bracken Jr. Mr. Steven Harlamert Mr. and Mrs. John R. Teuschl Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Borchelt Mr. and Mrs. Brian N. Garry Mr. and Mrs. John N. Stigler Mr. and Mrs. Richard Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. Carroll Briarwood Sporting Club Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Hartman The College of Mount St. Joseph Ms. Kim Borcherding Mr. and Mrs. William W. Carroll Mr. Richard J. Gianni Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sturgis Bank of America Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Brisken Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hartman Athletic Department Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Borke Carroll’s Carpets Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Barbara Mr. Kent Bruggeman Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haverkamp The Kroger Co. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Mr. and Mrs. Chad A. Cass Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gresky The Bistro Group Barefoot RNR Mr. Nicholas P. Brunelle Health & Phys. Ed. Summer School The Geode Group Botanica Mr. Theodore J. Catino Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Gruber The BMW Store Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Barger Mr. and Mrs. James E. Bruns Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael Hickey Thomas More College Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Caudill Mr. and Mrs. David G. Gruber Mr. Gerald A. Tonges Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Budde Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. Matthew J. Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bowling Mrs. Rosemary Cazel Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Gunza US Fabrics Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ceccoli Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Buehler Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorne Sr. Ms. Eileen Boyd Mr. Michael Grau Mr. and Mrs. Andre S. Valentine Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Cerrezin Lieutenant Colonel John E. Buse Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Hoelker Mr. and Mrs. Jason R. Topits Ms. Mary Lousie Boylan Mr. Thomas P Grau Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Van Praag Mr. Gerald Barnes † Ms. Andrea L. Chambers C Bank Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Torbeck Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Fred Habegger Mr. Robert R. Vanderheyden Mrs. Jenny Barnes Ms. Lisa D. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cavallaro Home Team Marketing LLC UBS Financial Services Inc. Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. John M. Hakemoller Dr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Vicar Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. James C. Champlin III † Hood-Barrow Foundation University of Dayton Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Hanes Village Tavern Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Chandler Mrs. Sandy Champlin Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg and Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Hardenbergh Mr. Steven T. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barney Cincinnati Bell Dr. Janet L. Wendeln Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Visagie Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Bradfish Hardin Dental Ms. Joan Barnhill Cincinnati Kung-Fu & Tai-Chi Center Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke Ms. Leslie W. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Hartman Cincinnati Sports Club Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Mr. Tom Vogel Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jaspers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wedzikowski Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jett Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cook Mr. Timothy Johnson Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. David B. Josephson Mr. and Mrs. Steven A. Wenstrup

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Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deeds Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Ernst Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes Mr. Adam C. Henlein Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kaiser Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. Steven L. Cheesman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Hennigen Mr. Daniel J. Humbert Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kammerer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Land Mr. and Mrs. David G. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeHaemers Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Gerwel Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kanagy Mr. Anthony E. Lane Mr. and Mrs. Monte M. Chesko Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Ernstes Mr. David M. Giblin Mr. Ryan D. Henry Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Kanoza Mr. Phillip R. Lane Chez Reneé Dr. and Mrs. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mrs. Peggy A. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gigax Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Hensler Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Hurley Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kavouras Mr. Daniel R. Lang The Children’s Theatre Inc. Denny McKeown’s Bloomin Garden Center Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Gigliotti Mr. Ronald Herbers Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Huster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Keating Mr. and Mrs. James P. Lang Christian Moerlein Ms. Joan E. Deno Everybody’s Records & CDs Dr. D. Grant Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Herman Mrs. Margretta J. Huster Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc. Mr. Patrick A. Lang Cincinnati Functional Fitness Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. DeNoma Eye Care Optical Mr. and Mrs. James H. Giles Mr. Ryan M. Hermes Mr. and Mrs. David Hutzel Ms. Lisa Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lang Cincinnati Landmark Productions Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DesMarais Sr. Mr. and Ms. Gerry Faust III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gill Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Lieutenant Colonel and Mr. Terrence H. Lang Cincinnati Museum Center Mr. John Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Faust Mr. Brian Gilronan Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr. J. Marshall Hyzdu Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener Lange & Lange Orthodontics Cincinnati Natural Foods Ms. Linda S. DesMarais-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Fehring, Jr. Gilson’s Engraving Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. Dominick R. Iacovone Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Keffer Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Cincinnati Nature Center Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. Daniel G. Feldmann Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey R. Girard Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hickman Mr. Sage A. Iacovone Mr. Mark Keitel Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Langefels Cincinnati Opera Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Deters Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ferguson Ms. Charlotte A. Glaser Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hidy Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ihlendorf Ms. Hazel L. Keith Mr. and Mrs. David A. Langell Cincinnati Playhouse in Park Mr. and Mrs. Dan Detmer Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. Daniel A. Glassmeyer Mr. Chris J. Higgins Mr. Stephen J. Inkrot Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Kelly Mr. Luke E. Lanman Cincinnati Psychotherapy Associates Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fernback Mr. Gary R. Glassmeyer † Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Higgins Inspired Massage Care-Frank Asbrock Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kelly LaPetite Pierre Cincinnati Reds - Great American Ball Park Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Dever Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ferrara Mr. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Keith Irwin Mr. and Ms. James A. Kemen Mr. Eric K. Larison Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Ms. Lois J. Devine Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Mr. and Mrs. James R. Glendon Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mr. Michael J. Irwin Mr. Patrick J. Kennedy Laub Family Denistry Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio Esq. Ms. Constance M. Feys Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Godbey Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Isfort Ms. Sharon L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laub Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. Michael A. DeVita Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Fiamingo Ms. Laurie Goettke Ms. Cheryl Hill J & R Construction Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Garry E. Clark Dr. and Mrs. James J. Devitt Jr. Fidelity Investments Good Samaritan Newborn ICU Mr. and Mrs. Graham Hill Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Jackson Jr. Mr. Gregory M. Kenney Mrs. Lew Ann Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. James Clark Mr. Joseph D. Devlin Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Mr. and Mrs. John Goodall Ms. Moni Hill Jag’s Steak & Seafood Mr. and Mrs. Sean D. Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lawless Mr. and Mrs. David A. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. DeVore Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Fiest Frances M. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill Mr. Nikolas D. James Kent Insurance Agency Inc. Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Ms. Mary Anne Clifford Dewey’s Pizza - Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Finan Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Gordon Dr. and Mrs. Scott C. Hobler James Wolf Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Kerns Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Ledwin Ms. Noreen A. Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Derrick E. Dews Mr. and Mrs. David L. Finkle Ms. Wilma M. Gosink Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Jamieson III Mr. Leo Kessler IV Lee Ann’s Hallmark Shop Clovernook Country Club Ms. Renee Dey Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Dr. Michele M. Gottschlich Mr. and Mrs. James E. Hodge Mr. and Mrs. Norbert H. Jansen Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettler Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Coad Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Graham Mr. and Mrs. Gregg C. Hoffman Jansen’s Sweet Sinsations Bakery Kids First Sports Center Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Mr. and Mr. James G. Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Dickert Mr. and Mrs. William Fischer Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gramann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Hogan & Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Janszen Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kilgore Lefke Tree and Landscape Coffee Break Roasting Company Dick’s Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Ken Greco Kathy O’Callaghan Dr. and Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. Joseph P. Kimener Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Coghlin Ms. Susan L. Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Fiscus Mr. and Mrs. James L. Green Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hogenkamp Mr. Harvey Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kimener Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Colak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishback Mr. Michael K. Green Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Jeff’s Driving School Kim’s Natural Nails Mr. Albert J. Leisring Ms. Michele S. Coleman-Hubbard Mr. George A. Diersing Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Casey V. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Greiner Mr. and Mrs. William E. Holler III Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Kindt Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diesel Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Mr. and Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kingery Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Leisring Mr. Richard C. Collier Mr. and Mrs. John F. W. Dietz Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Fladung Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa Mr. Kevin A. Holtel JFH at the Grandin Spa Mr. Robert E. Kinker Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Michael A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dillhoff Brother Robert M. Flaherty, S.M. Mr. Robert L. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Holtman Jim Jewell’s Math Classes Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Kirkpatrick Mr. Michael R. Lenihan Comey & Shepherd Realtors Dillonvale IGA Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Griffiths Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holtman Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Jimenez Mr. Brian M. Kishpaugh Mr. Jacob J. Lerman Complete Petmart Mr. and Mrs. Doug D. Dockus Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Flint Mr. Gregory Griffiths and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Holtmeier Jimmy’s Limousine Service Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Klasmeier Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lerman Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Doll Flying Pizza Ms. Laura B. Russell Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw JMA Consultants Inc. Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. Richard Scott Lerman Mr. and Mrs. John M. Connelly Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Doll Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Oris Grim Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Joesting Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kleiser Les Trouvailles Mr. Kyle J. Conner Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dolle Mr. and Mrs. Harland R. Fogle Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Hoog Johnny Chan 2 Chinese Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Klever Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lewis Ms. Lillian E. Conover Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Donnellon Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Folchi Mr. Austin R. Grogan Mr. and Mrs. James L. Hoog Mr. and Mrs. James B. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Kloenne Mr. Fred Leymann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Conway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnellon Mr. Daniel Foley Ms. Kristina Groh Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hook Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Klonne Mr. Justin R. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Mr. and Mrs. James H. Donnelly Mr. William L. Foley Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Grotjan Mr. and Mrs. David A. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Klosterman Mr. and Mrs. Marc Liggett Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Cook Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Donnelly Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Gruber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Horn Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Kmetz Ms. Carol J. Lindeman Cooks’ Wares Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Forte Jr. Mr. Stephen Gruber Mr. and Mrs. David H. Hornback Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Jones Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. and Mrs. James D. Linduff Mr. and Mrs. James T. Coop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dorn Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Gruenwald Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Horner Sr. Mr. and Mr. Marlow Jordahl Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. and Mrs. Kent A. Linnemann Ms. Barbara J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff Ms. Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guanciale Mr. and Mrs. Doug Horst Josten’s Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Knepler Mr. and Mrs. John A. Linton Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Fox Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. and Mrs. David E. Horwitz Mr. Collin P. Joyce Dr. James L. Knepler and Dr. Holli A. Horak Lisa’s Grooming Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Dorsey Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Mr. David C. Guller Mr. and Mrs. Eric E. Hounchell Mr. and Mrs. James A. Judd Mr. and Mrs. James L. Knepler Mr. Donald Liska Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Dr. and Mrs. John C. Doscher Mr. Eric France Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gushulak Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hounchell Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. and Mrs. John G. Knochel Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Liska Mr. and Mrs. John M. Costello Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Dowling Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. Mike L. Howell Mr. Robert L. Jungkunz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Knollman Mr. Ryan E. Logan Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Frank Ms. Martha A. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huddle Jungle Jim’s Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Dr. and Mrs. Jay P. Logeman Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Costello Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dreggors Mr. Paul G. Franke Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hudepohl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Junker Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. and Mrs. Russ Logue Mrs. Joan M. Crable Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Driscoll Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Hacker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hudepohl Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jurkowitz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knueven Mr. and Mrs. David H. Lohmueller Mr. and Mrs. John F. Crable Mr. and Mrs. Martin Driscoll Ms. Sheree L. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hackworth Mr. and Mrs. Herb Huesman Ms. Robin Just Mr. and Mrs. John A. Koegel Brother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M. Mr. Doug Crace Drs. Harris, Sirkin & Kruger, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Frericks Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jutze Mr. and Mrs. Jay Koepfle Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian Lohss Ms. Janet Crace Mr. and Mrs. William P. Dryer Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. G. Richard Hagee Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Huffman Ms. Beverly Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Kohls Mr. Andrew J. Long Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Ms. Regene Dubell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Freson Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Hagee Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Kahle Mr. and Mrs. William R. Kohus Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Long Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Sr. Mr. Michael J. Duffy Mr. and Mrs. David Frey Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hugenberg Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kolda Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Jr. Ms. Anne M. Dulle Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Brian Haigis Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Kolkmeyer Mrs. Gisele Loriot-Raymer Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Creighton Ms. Gina Dumford Mr. David Frey Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Kollman Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lotterer Crossgate Lanes Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Dunigan Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Koons Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lotz Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Crosthwaite Sr. Ms. Susan Eades Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel L. Frey Mr. Jason M. Hamberg Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Korb Lubitz & Lamping D.D.S. Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Early Jr. Frisch’s Restaurant Inc. Hamilton County Park District Lt. General and Mrs. James M. Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Luck Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. William Fuersich Mr. and Ms. David L. Hammerly Ms. Nancy Kowatsch Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Eckert Mr. and Mrs. David Fuller Jr. Mr. Nathaniel Han Ms. Lynne M. Kraemer Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Luehrmann Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Cummings Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Gagel Jr. Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Mr. Patrick L. Kraemer Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cummings Mr. and Mrs. William E. Eckhoff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. Paul F. Kreiner Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cuprill Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Hanley Mr. and Mrs. Carl N. Kremer LuLu’s Gifts & Accessories Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Currin Eddie Lane’s Diamond Showroom, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Gaier Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hanna Mr. and Mrs. William E. Krintz Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Glen Galemmo Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Ms. Mary C. Kroeger Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Luning Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curtin Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Edelmann Mr. and Mrs. E. Frederick Gallenstein Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy B. Harrelson Jr. Mr. Terrence J. Kroell Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lutmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. James A. Edgar Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Harsch Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kroger Mr. Michael K. Lynch, Jr. Mr. James E. Dafler and Ms. Barbara Noll Edible Arrangements Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartke Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kroncke Mr. and Mrs. Timothy G. MacVeigh Dairy Queen - Symmes Twp Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gammon Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hartman Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Krone Jr. Mrs. Pershana Madaris Mr. and Mrs. Dennis G. Dalga Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards Mr. Thomas Gannon Mr. Jonathan J. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kruger Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Madden Mr. Mark A. Dalga Dr. and Mrs. David Eichel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garbacik Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haskamp Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Kruse Madeira Choice Meats Mr. Gregory Damon Mr. and Mrs. James F. Eichmann Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Garry Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Hassman Mr. and Mrs. Bill F. Kruspe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Madsen Dan Druffel, Inc. Landscaping Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gatio Mr. Joseph H. Hawkins Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Maertz Mr. Thomas A. Darbie Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Elfers Gazebo Tea Garden Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Kruszynski Maggiano’s Little Italy Cincinnati Mr. Avinash Das Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Elias Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Geers Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kues Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Magner Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dascher Mr. and Mrs. Al F. Eling Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gehrlich Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Mrs. Marjorie J. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Darren Davenport Ms. Mary Jo Eling Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Heartfelt Pet Care Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Kuhlman Ms. Julie Maines Mr. Mourad H. David Mr. Robert R. Eling Mr. and Ms. Heath M. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. John E. Heeter Mr. Nicholas R. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Manczyk Mr. and Mrs. James J. Davis III Dr. Michael Borack and Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. David R. Hegge Mr. Steven M. Kuhlman Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Davis Mrs. Jeannette Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Heidel Mr. Thomas Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. Sandro J. Marchionda Ms. Nancy R. Dawley Mr. and Mrs. Tim M. Elser Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Gentile Mrs. Peggy Heidel Reverend George C. Kunkel Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Marchioni Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Englehart Mr. and Mrs. John J. George Ms. Janet Heil Mr. Andrew Kwiatkowski Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P. Day Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Mr. and Mrs. Timothy George Mr. and Mrs. Art Hein Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kwiatkowski Mr. and Dr. Ronald Deal Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel la Petite Salon & Spa Mr. Stephen J. Dean Enterprise Vending Inc. Mr. Dominic V. Geraci Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Senator Able Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Geraci Fine Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Helgeson Mr. John R. Lair Eric Hickman, D.D.S. Inc. Ms. Kristina Hellwig Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lalley Mrs. Anne M. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lamping Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ernst Mr. and Mrs. William H. Henke Alumnus Dan Leugers ’77 (above photo on left with Service Director Brain Gilronan)) initiated the Moeller Food Drive about 15 years ago. “It started small with a unique idea: Fill a box with enough food to feed a family of four for two days,” he said. “The first Food Drive raised only 65 boxes. Last year the Moeller Family raised 1000 boxes of food (which was a new record)!” The boxes went to St. Vincent de Paul and the St. George Food Pantry. 13 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 14 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 19

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Marco’s Pizza Mr. and Mrs. James Monger Mr. and Mrs. James F. Rundo Skeffington’s Formalwear Tastefully Simple Mr. and Mrs. William E. Watkins III Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Tavern Restaurant Group Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Montgomery Mr. Erik S. Ruscher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Skorcz Team Jones Wrestling Club Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Marklay Montgomery Jewelers Inc. Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Skorcz Ms. M. Carole Tekulve Mrs. Kelly Watson Marriott Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Moorman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruter Mr. and Mrs. Jude Skove Mr. and Ms. Remco P. Tenbrink Mr. and Mrs. C Allen Watts Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William B. Morand Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti Mr. Tucker M. Skove Mr. and Mrs. James R. Tenhundfeld Mr. and Mrs. James P. Weaver Mrs. Louise M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. John K. Morehead Mr. William J. Ryan Skyline Chili-Montgomery Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Tenkman Ms. Doris Weber Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martina Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ryan Slatts Pub Mr. and Mrs. Eric M. Tepe Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weeks Marx Bagel Mr. Charles Anderson Morgan Ryle High School Soccer Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Teski Mr. Eric L. Weibel Mr. Derrick Maserang Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sabato Mr. and Mrs. David W. Sloan Mr. and Mrs. James H. Thamann Mr. and Mrs. John W. Weinkam Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Matre Mr. Michael D. Moroski Mr. Shawn E. Sadler Mr. Ted Smallwood † The Beach Waterpark Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Weisbrod Dr. and Mrs. Michael D. Mattei Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Morrissey Dr. and Mrs. Donald C. Salzano Mrs. Pamela K. Smallwood The Etiquette Advantage Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Mattei Ms. Muriel E. Morse Sam’s Club Mr. Bryan E. Smith The F.D. Lawrence Electric Co. Mr. Thomas E. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Smith The Kroger Co. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Wellinghoff Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Maus Mt. Washington Jewelers Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. Logan M. Smyth The Papergirl Wells Fargo Educational Matching Mr. James J. Mayer Dr. and Mrs. Steven D. Mueller Mr. Jason T. Sander Mr. Steven M. Smyth The Pet Spot Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer Mr. John R. Muenchen Ms. Kathleen Sander Mr. Thomas Smyth The Racquet Club at Harpers Point Dr. and Mrs. James S. Wendel Ms. Harriett W. McAllaster Mr. and Mrs. John Rick Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Sanders Mr. Phil H. Snow The Top Drawer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wenstrup Mr. and Mrs. Jay McCarty Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. Michael Sasarak Mr. and Mrs. Michael Solimine The Web Extreme Entertainment Mr. and Mrs. James P. Wermes Jr. Mr. Patrick E. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Anthony V. Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Sattler Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Solomon The Woodhouse Day Spa Mr. John R. Westerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sauer Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Solsman Mr. and Mrs. John A. Theis Western & Southern Financial Group Mr. Zachery R. McCaw Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Munafo Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Eric Southers Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Mr. Dylan H. Wever McCluskey Insurance Group Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mundt Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schafer Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Thirty-One by Nicky Mr. and Mrs. Oliver R. Wever Jr. McCormick Equipment Company Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Munz Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Spaeth Ms. Carol Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Wheeler Ms. Karen McCreary Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Murdock Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Spanagel Mr. and Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. McFarland Mr. Bryan D. Murphy Dr. and Mrs. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Three Graces Jewelry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. McGee Mr. and Mrs. C. Dennis Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Schatzman Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Murphy Mr. Adam J. Scheidler Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Spaulding Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Tipton Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brian McGraw Ms. Ann Murray Mr. Cameron E. Scheidler Mr. Robert J. Spellmire Jr. Tire Discounters Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. White Ms. Eileen M. McGuiggan Mr. Jeff Myers and Moeller students continue to support Corryville Catholic Elementary Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. and Mrs. David L. Speyer Toedtman School of Music Mr. Connor E. White Mr. Alexander P. McIntosh Mrs. Christine M. Frick-Myers Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Scherman Mr. Sam F. Speyer Ms. Pauline Toennis Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. White Mr. and Mrs. John McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. David J. Naber School with the Little Buddies Program. The annual Christmas on Mrs. Gail Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Toia Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. White Sr. Ms. Cathy McKee Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Campus tradition is a highlight of the year for the students. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. and Mrs. William R. Splain Mr. William M. Toney Mr. and Mrs. David E. Whitehead Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. McKeown Dr. and Mrs. William J. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Christopher S. Parchman Mr. Anthony J. Rack Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schindler Sports Plus Toot’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitney Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Mr. William J. Naber II Parker’s Blue Ash Grill Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff Mr. James M. Schirmer Springdale Cleaners Mr. David F. Trame Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. & Mrs. Barry Schmid St. Cecilia School Mr. and Mrs. Glenn R. Trame Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McNally Ms. Tamarah L. Nance Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Partin Mr. and Mrs. Tom Raftery Mr. David J. Schmitt St. Xavier Mothers Club Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Trifilio Widmer’s Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McNamara Mrs. Ellie Nartker Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Raga Mr. and Mrs. Jeff A. Schnedl Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Stacey TriHealth Fitness & Health Mr. and Mrs. John N. Widmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nartker Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Patterson Mr. Daniel P. Ragland Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schnedl Jr. Mr. Benjamin C. Staley Ms. Joyce Trischler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Widmeyer Mr. Matthew A. McNaul National Amusements Paxton Civic Association Mr. and Mrs. Allan J. Rahe Mr. Gregory G. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth Dr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Tuchfarber Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Mr. Timothy R. McNaul National Exemplar Restaurant Paxton’s Grill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Rairden Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Stanley Mr. Joseph J. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wierenga Ms. Althea L. McPherson Natorp’s Inc. Landscape - Garden Stores Mr. and Mrs. William J. Payne Mr. Michael R. Rakel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Steve Stanula Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. Stephan Wies Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McQueen Mr. and Mrs. Duane M. Nees Mr. and Mrs. Bryan L. Peck Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Mr. Kenneth C. Schneider Star One Realtors Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Tunning Ms. Margaret R. Wietzel Ms. Angela M. Meagher Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. James B. Nees Perfect North Slopes Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rayburn Mr. Paul H. Schneider and Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Stark Mr. Charles J. Turk Wilcots Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Meale Mr. and Mrs. James D. Nester Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Perry Reading Boy Scout Troop No. 633 Ms. Susan L. Reisner Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Starvaggi Mr. and Mrs. John F. Turk Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Ms. Francia Mechlin Mr. William C. Nester Ms. Helen J. Peters Mr. Jeff T. Recker Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. David Staun Mr. James O. Tussey Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Medl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neuhaus Ms. Lisa K. Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Reeder Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schneller Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Stautzenbach Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mr. and Mrs. Derek S. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Meece Mr. and Mrs. Eric Neuville Mr. and Mrs. Barry A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Reeder Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schnitzler Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Stecz Mrs. Ruth E. Uecker Mr. Richard E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meer Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Regensburger Mr. and Mrs. James B. Schoelwer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Stehlin United Dairy Farmers Ms. Sandy Williams All the Meltons Mr. Fred Newbill Petit Plumbing Ms. Judith A. Reilman Mrs. Marilyn T. Schoelwer Mr. Evan D. Stein Mr. Michael Vaccariello and Ms. Jennifer M. Willis Mr. Gary L. Meltzer Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Newbold PetSuites’ Pet Resort and Spa Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Schoenberger Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Stenger Mrs. Joann P. Lawson-Vaccariello Mr. and Mrs. David W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Mendel Mr. Kevin Newman Phillips Edison & Company LTD Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Schoenberger Stephanie’s Personalized Design Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Valerius Ms. Margaret C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Newport Aquarium Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. William L. Reinert Mr. David Schram Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Van Auken Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wing Dr. and Mrs. G. T. Mensah Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Niehaus Photo Ink Photography Mrs. Susan Reinhardt and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schriml Sterling Cut Glass Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Vanderkolk Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Winterman Mercedes-Benz of Cincinnati LLC Dr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Pickelhaupt Mr. Mike Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. David T. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Varabkanich Dr. and Mrs. Greg A. Wnek Merck Partnership For Giving Mr. Jason P. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Stevenson Ms. Karen Y. Veeneman Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mercurio Construction LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pieper Relevant Works Mrs. Dolores C. Schuessler Mr. Eric M. Stiene Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Ventura Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. Samuel L. Merritt NIXCO Plumbing Inc. Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schuler Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene Mr. Nathan T. Ventura Mr. and Mrs. John J. Woeste Mr. and Mrs. Vince Messina Mr. and Mrs. Steve Norris Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Dr. and Mrs. William R. Renner Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schumacher Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Mr. Walter B. Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wolf Ms. Joan E. Mettey Mr. Tyler A. Norris Mr. and Mrs. George Pilipovich Mr. and Mrs. Rex L. Repass Mr. Doug Schwarz Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stitts Village Animal Hospital Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mettey Mr. Anthony C. Novello Mr. Harold J. Pisciotta Sr. Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. and Mrs. James R. Schwertman Mr. and Mrs. Shawn A. Stiver Village Junction Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pitner Mr. and Mrs. James A. Rice III Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Schwertman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Stofko Jr. Mr. Robert Vineyard Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Metz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nurre Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Platz Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Rob Schwing Mrs. Kimberly A. Storer VIP Back Rubs Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. John E. Metz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nypaver Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Plaut Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Ms. Charollet Schworer and Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stowell Mr. and Mrs. Francis Visalli Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Duane R. Meyer O’Bannon Creek Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Plew Richter & Phillips Mr. Jerry Edwards Mr. Brian J. Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. and Mrs. John P. Woodham Mr. Gary J. Meyer Mr. Cullan E. O’Brien Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Strotman Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Volle Ms. Anne C. Woodman Mrs. Jerri S. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mr. Wayne E. Rieger Jr. Mrs. Shellie Scott Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Strottman Mr. and Mrs. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin F. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Pokupec Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Riehle Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Studio Nails Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Vonderhaar WorkLife Resources Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Polak Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Rigling Mr. Robert Sendelbeck Sergeant Ronald W. Stump Jr. Mr. Brian A. Vonderhaar Mr. Michael T. Wright Mrs. Shirlaine Meyer Mr. Andrew S. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole Ms. Sue Rinderle Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Setzekorn Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sturgis Mr. Craig C. Vonderhaar Wright State University Mr. and Mrs. Vincent P. Meyer Mr. Daniel S. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Porges Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Riney Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Seurkamp Ms. Andrea J. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mrs. Nancy L. Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Steve O’Bryan Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ring Mr. and Mrs. David G. Shafer Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Sullivan Mr. Douglas A. Vonderhaar Mr. Robert S. Wynn Ms. Nancy G. Meyrose Mr. and Mrs. Steve E. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Bradley A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Vonderhaar Ms. Vicki Y. Yeager Miami Dolphins Ms. Anna Ocansey Ms. Barbara J. Powers Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rinschler † Shaker Run Golf Club Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Sullivan Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar YogahOMe Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Michelbrink Ms. Judith O’Donnell Mr. David J. Prenger Mrs. Viola M. Ripperger Mr. Lee Shannon Summit Country Day School Mr. and Mrs. William D. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. John A. Yost Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Driscoll Mr. Taylor P. Preston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Riser Mr. Taylor S. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Sunderman II Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman Mike’s Express Carwash Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey K. Oehler Mr. Carl A. Pretorius Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rishebarger Mr. Shawn Stiver Sunrise Medical Mr. John D. Wacker The Zander Family Mr. and Mrs. Terry F. Mikolajewski Mr. Richard Oeters Ms. Bridget T. Priedel Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Risk Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Shea Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Sussli Ms. Ruth Wacker Ms. Diane Zeidwig Mr. Garrett D. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William D. Oeters Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Primm Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Sheehan Mr. Brent M. Suter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Ziegler Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Olding Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Probst Mr. Kyle F. Robinett Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sheets Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Suter Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wagenlander Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Olexa The Prudential Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Robinson Ms. Sara Shierling Mr. Troy M. Suter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zimmer Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Olinger Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Mr. and Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gregg B. Shoope Mrs. Marilyn Suter-Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Wagner Ms. Lori E. Zimmerman MIS Micro Information Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Olson Mrs. Carol A. Pucke Mr. James F. Rogan Shooters Sports Grill Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swan Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Ms. Marjorie Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Mitchell Mr. Timothy J. O’Neill Mr. Michael Puma and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Rogan Sr. SHS Management Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Zimmermann Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Mock Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Mrs. Angela Puma-Rakis Mr. and Mrs. Brant Rogers Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney Jr. Mr. Thomas J. Wakim Dr. Ida Zinam Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Original Pancake House Mr. Michael A. Puma Mr. and Mrs. William Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. James V. Siciliano III Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester Mrs. Mary Wallenhorst Mr. Michael W. Zoller Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Orkwis Mr. Robert E. Puthoff and Mr. Matthew J. Rooks Ms. Jackie Siders Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Sylvester Walmart Zoom’s Nail & Spa Mojo Running Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr Jr. Ms. Sangeeta Nayak Mr. and Mrs. Will Rose Mr. Stephen Sieber Ms. Sally P. Tamborski Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Molina Mr. Eric J. Osborn Qdoba Mexican Grill Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rosfeld Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Siegert Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Molina Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Qualters Mr. and Mrs. Keith M. Rosnell Mrs. and Mr. Teri Siereveld Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tanner Mr. Jonathan A. Ward Mr. Roland L. Molina Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Osner Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Quatman Mr. Austin W. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Siggins Target Mrs. Margery D. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Monahan Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Mr. and Mrs. Jason Rosser Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Silva Sr. Dr. Thomas F. Tartaron and Mr. Michael G. Ward Paller Financial Services Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Rotella Silverton Cafe Ms. Juliana DiGiustini Ward’s Corner Chiropractic Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Roth Partnership Architects Mr. Aaron P. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Warnecke Paramount Kings Island Ms. Patricia A. Ruehl Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Sizemore Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins

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Donor Honor Roll by Graduation Year (July 1, 2010, to June 30, 2011) Donor Honor Roll 2010-11 Class of 1964 Mr. James R. Schwertman Mr. Leo P. Scherman Mr. Thomas P. Grau Mr. Robert A. Schnedl Jr. Class of 1978 Mr. Daniel R. Eddingfield Dr. Scott L. Schappacher Mr. Michael J. Sauer Class of 2001 Mr. Kenneth J. Stenger Mr. Thomas J. Schwertman Mr. Daniel R. Hoog Mr. Timothy A. Stehlin Mr. Jerome R. Judd Mr. Kevin M. Shepherd Mr. Derek S. Williams 10.11% (18 out of 178) Mr. John N. Stigler Mr. Frank J. Seurkamp Mr. Stephen C. Leisring Mr. Theodore H. Torbeck 7.02% (17 out of 242) Mr. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Jeffrey M. Smith 1.79% (4 out of 224) Mr. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. Michael P. Weitzel Mr. Charles A. Smith Mr. Michael R. Lenihan Mr. Steven J. Valerius Mr. Thomas R. Barnes Mr. Lawrence J. Langefels Mr. James A. Stofko Jr. Class of 1992 Mr. Ryan M. Hermes Mr. Fred R. Borke Mr. Steven A. Wenstrup Mr. Dennis M. Sullivan Dr. Thomas M. Morand Mr. Allen G. Vonderhaar Mr. Paul J. Barron Sr. Mr. Lance A. Lohr Mr. Kenneth H. Toft 1.32% (2 out of 151) Mr. Brian M. Kishpaugh Mr. Barry J. Borman Mr. David O. Wilcoxson Mr. John N. Widmeyer Mr. John R. Muenchen Dr. James S. Wendel Mr. Mark V. Benedetti Dr. Francis J. Schlueter Mr. William D. Vonderhaar Corporal Mark A. Angel Mr. Anthony E. Lane Dr. Anthony J. DelVecchio Mr. Bryan L. Peck Mr. James S. Widmeyer Mr. Mark R. DeNoma Mr. Michael L. Schmitt Mr. Joseph M. Cameron Mr. Ryan E. Skeldon Mr. John F. Dietz Class of 1969 Dr. Michael S. Flynn Class of 1986 Class of 1967 Mr. Dennis J. Riedmiller Mr. Thomas E. Welch Class of 2002 Mr. Edward J. Finke 9.30% (24 out of 258) 6.40% (16 out of 250) Mr. Paul H. Schneider Esq. Class of 1975 Mr. Geoffrey Griffiths 5.29% (12 out of 227) Class of 1993 Mr. Ronald Herbers Dr. Michael F. Haggerty Anonymous Mr. David G. Bell Mr. Steven P. Sylvester 7.62% (17 out of 223) Class of 1982 Mr. Charles D. Eckert 4.21% (8 out of 190) 1.93% (4 out of 207) Mr. Robert C. Johnson Mr. Gary J. Hopkins Mr. Anthony C. Arbino Mr. Thomas H. Caudill Dr. Andrew J. Vicar Mr. Brian E. Bailey 5.81% (14 out of 241) Dr. James L. Knepler Jr. Mr. Paul J. Borchelt Mr. Daniel J. Bernier Mr. John A. Koegel Mr. Michael J. Hugenberg Mr. Thomas J. Blatz Sr. Mr. John F. Crable Mr. Stephen J. Byrnes Mr. Sean G. Bradfish Mr. Timothy E. Marklay Mr. James E. Creeden Jr. Mr. Kevin T. Buckley Mr. Terrence J. Kroell Mr. John A. Linton Mr. Thomas A. Brisken Sr. Mr. Gregory L. Ernstes Class of 1972 Mr. Mark B. Coad Mr. Thomas J. Breitenbach Mr. R. Kent McKenzie Mr. Stephen E. Eichmann Mr. Austin W. Ross Mr. Robert L. Mayer Mr. Stephen J. Lotz Mr. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. Mark D. Geers 5.81% (15 out of 258) Mr. James A. Donnellon Jr. Mr. Paul M. Brinker Mr. Bryan D. Murphy Mr. John J. Kilgore Mr. Robert R. Mr. Thomas J. McGill Mr. Peter F. Manczyk Mr. William J. Dillhoff Mr. James L. Grau Mr. John J. Albers Mr. Patrick J. Fehring Jr. Mr. Joseph G. Bruening Mr. Timothy J. O'Neill Mr. Daniel A. Molina Jr. Vanderheyden Dr. Daniel G. Niehaus Mr. Keith P. McCluskey Mr. James F. Eichmann Mr. Gregory Griffiths Mr. William J. Balbach Mr. Timothy George Mr. Joseph P. Buehler Sr. Mr. Wayne E. Rieger Jr. Mr. Jason P. Niehaus Mr. Kevin O'Driscoll Dr. Michael J. Rohlfs D.C. Class of 2003 Mr. Jon W. Fiscus Mr. Richard G. Hagee Mr. William E. Braun Mr. Daniel L. Goodhart Mr. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. Kenneth C. Schneider Mr. Joseph M. Schimpf Mr. Robert G. Osner Mr. David W. Sloan Mr. John W. Fox Jr. Mr. William R. Kohus Sr. Mr. James C. Champlin † Mr. Jeffrey P. Hock Mr. Christopher R. Gilles Mr. J. Matthew Stephens Mr. Michael R. Zinser 1.49% (3 out of 201) Mr. Robert J. Spellmire Jr. Mr. James C. Sweeney Mr. Daniel J. Gahl Mr. James P. Lang Mr. Jerry P. Day Dr. Steven T. Hugenberg Mr. Thomas P. Holtmeier Mr. Michael J. Sturgis Mr. Joseph P. Kimener Mr. H. Leonard Stallo Mr. Thomas E. Widmeyer Mr. Anthony A. Geraci Mr. Thomas R. Revis Mr. Terrence M. Donnellon Mr. Robert M. Kolkmeyer Mr. Bernard W. Kessling Mr. Michael G. Ward Class of 1994 Mr. Phillip R. Lane Mr. Michael A. Volle Mr. Michael Grau Mr. Ernie E. Rummler Jr. Mr. Frederick P. Ernst Lt. General Class of 1979 Mr. Thomas E. Medl Mr. Eric L. Weibel 1.80% (3 out of 167) Mr. Matthew J. Thorne Class of 1965 Mr. Michael W. Hanley Mr. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. Lawrence L. Freson James M. Kowalsk 10.23% (27 out of 264) Mr. David J. Palopoli Mr. Joseph D. Devlin Class of 2004 Mr. Carlos Jimenez Mr. William E. Watkins III Mr. Thomas F. Harsch Dr. Alan L. Laub Mr. Chris J. Schoenberger Class of 1987 Mr. Heath M. Geiger Mr. Daniel L. Bohlen 2.58% (6 out of 233) 5.84% (15 out of 257) Mr. Fred Leymann Mr. John W. Weinkam Mr. Jeffrey T. Hassman Mr. Thomas D. Luck Mr. Gerald B. Budde Mr. Michael A. Stecz 4.57% (10 out of 219) Mr. Nicholas G. Hodge Mr. C. Bradley Albrecht Mr. Gordon W. Burke Mr. Kenneth C. Matre Mr. Gary J. Woebkenberg Mr. Len J. Matuszek Mr. Tim J. Moorman Mr. Theodore A. Catino Jr. Mr. Steven T. Walsh Mr. Mark A. Dornoff Class of 1995 Mr. Paul R. Antenucci Mr. James T. Coop Mr. Joseph R. Partusch Class of 1970 Mr. Patrick J. McLaughlin Jr. Mr. Timothy E. Mueller Mr. Steven L. Cheesman Class of 1983 Mr. Gregory A. Gentile Mr. Thomas A. Mr. Robert F. Risk Mr. Mark A. Rippe Mr. Michael T. Schuckman Mr. Mark C. Cook Mr. Eric E. Hounchell 1.08% (2 out of 186) Mr. Adam P. Behm DesMarais Sr. Dr. David E. Schlueter 8.11% (21 out of 259) Mr. Stephen A. Tino Mr. Michael G. Sussli Mr. John M. Costello Jr. 4.53% (11 out of 243) Mr. Matthew J. Kadnar Mr. Thomas Gannon Mr. Christopher T. Geiger Mr. Robert L. Dillhoff Mr. David G. Shafer Mr. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. Thomas R. Wolf Mr. Michael J. Folchi Mr. Andrew K. Arthur Mr. Carl W. Knepler Mr. Andrew Kwiatkowski Esq. Mr. Richard Scott Lerman Mr. Ronald J. Doll Mr. Donald E. Shelton Mr. James E. Creeden Sr. Class of 1973 Class of 1976 Mr. Kevin M. Garry Mr. Joseph R. Asbrock Mr. Michael P. Munz Mr. Douglas A. Vonderhaar Mr. Robert W. Herman Mr. Gregory O. Stanforth Mr. Charles J. DeVirgilio 6.40% (13 out of 203) Mr. Joseph C. Gruber Mr. David R. Bidwell Mr. Christopher S. Parchman Class of 1996 Mr. Richard Huddle Class of 2005 Mr. Kenneth J. Strottman Mr. Al F. Eling 4.05% (10 out of 247) Mr. Jerry A. Beitman Dr. Lawrence M. Hanrahan Mr. Robert D. Browning Dr. Michael F. Perry 2.66% (5 out of 188) Mr. Kenneth C. Keener 1.23% (3 out of 243) Mr. Thomas A. Wellinghoff Mr. Michael J. Hacker Mr. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. Thomas M. Cutter Mr. David J. Hauck Lieutenant Colonel Mr. Gregory Van Praag Mr. Joseph P. Buckley Mr. John B. Luhan Mr. Theodore J. Catino Mr. John C. Haskamp Mr. David A. Clarke Mr. T. Michael Hickey Mr. Jeffrey P. Heidel John E. Buse Jr. Mr. Gregory P. Vonderhaar Mr. J. Marshall Hyzdu Mr. Joseph P. Meale Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin Class of 1968 Mr. David R. Hegge Mr. Dennis J. Gramann Mr. Michael R. Holtman Mr. Phillip L. Helgeson Mr. Robert W. Deters Mr. Joseph Brian McGraw Mr. Michael T. Mitchell Mr. Craig C. Vonderhaar 10.17% (24 out of 236) Mr. Stephen J. Horn Mr. James P. Hartman Mr. George J. Jutze Mr. David A. Horn Mr. Michael R. Hackman Class of 1988 Mr. Patrick McLaughlin Mr. Robert P. Niehaus Mr. Timothy J. Albers Mr. Stephen J. Inkrot Mr. Thomas J. Mattei Mr. Philip J. Kreiner Dr. Gregory J. Jaun Mr. James A. Judd 4.20% (10 out of 238) Mr. Christopher Siegert Dr. Alfred J. Tuchfarber Mr. Paul F. Luehrmann Class of 2006 Mr. John H. Keyser Mr. Mark S. Kuhlman Mr. John C. Shaffer Mr. Anthony G. Butz Mr. Thomas J. Wakim Mr. Joseph T. Lukens 3.90% (8 out of 205) Mr. Jeffrey A. McNaul Mr. Thomas M. Stevenson Mr. David M. Ernst Class of 1997 Mr. John J. Woeste Mr. Jonathan M. McFarland Mr. William E. Balbach Mr. Jeffrey G. Metz Mr. Gerry A. Voellmecke Mr. Chris J. Higgins 5.67% (11 out of 194) Mr. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. Mitchel L. Frey Mr. William D. Oeters Mr. Kevin J. Kohls Mr. Justin Bayer Mr. William J. Miller Jr. Class of 1984 Mr. Tyler D. Hughes Mr. Patrick J. White Sr. Mr. Timothy S. Mangan Mr. Brent W. Berigan Mr. Pat J. Morgan 5.70% (13 out of 228) Mr. Andrew E. Nagel Mr. Nicholas P. Brunelle Mr. Dominick R. Iacovone Jr. Mr. Gary E. Woeste Lieutenant Colonel Dr. James T. Bohmer Mr. Christopher D. Probst Mr. Chad A. Cass Mr. Matthew A. McNaul Mr. G. Thomas Wolf James B. Nees Mr. Ronald Deal Mr. Kenneth S. Rahl Mr. Jason M. Hamberg Mr. Adam J. Scheidler Mr. James F. Rundo Class of 1977 Mr. Douglas E. Ernstes Mr. Michael T. Stark Mr. Patrick J. Kennedy Mr. Bryan E. Smith Mr. Mark J. Skorcz Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar 11.16% (27 out of 242) Mr. Douglas A. Groh Mr. Mark L. Wiehe Mr. Roland L. Molina Mr. Richard V. Sunderman II Mr. Ken W. Kollman Mr. Chris H. Albrecht Mr. Anthony V. Munafo Mr. Eric M. Tepe Mr. David H. Lohmueller Class of 1989 Class of 2007 Mr. Paul W. Asbrock Mr. R. D. Rosfeld Mr. Richard E. Williams Mr. Stephen R. Marklay 0.85% (2 out of 234) Mr. Timothy J. Brinkman 4.88% (10 out of 205) Mr. Shawn E. Sadler Mr. Richard Oeters Mr. Michael S. Davis Mr. John H. Budde Class of 1980 Mr. Mark G. Ernstes Mr. Brian N. Wellinghoff Mr. Thomas A. Raga Mr. Jonathan J. Hartman Mr. Keith A. Cheesman Mr. Casey V. Fisher 8.09% (19 out of 235) Mr. Jeff A. Schnedl Class of 1998 Mr. Daniel W. Flynn Mr. David C. Guller Mr. J. Kevin Boothe Mr. Rob Schwing Class of 2008 Mr. Daniel W. Gruber Mr. Eric T. Henry 1.46% (3 out of 206) Mr. Donald S. Buescher Mr. Martin G. Suter 2.34% (5 out of 214) Mr. Thomas P. Hertlein Mr. Christopher G. Carle Mr. David E. Horwitz Mr. John M. Buckley The Class of 1966 reunion gathering was recently featured in Moeller’s first alumni e-newsletter. Mr. Stephen F. Voellmecke Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. Robert J. Mahoney Mr. Nicholas R. Kuhlman If you didn’t receive a copy, contact editor Mary Fischer at [email protected]. Mr. Jeffrey J. Honerlaw Mr. Tom E. Dickert Mr. Jacob J. Lerman Mr. Thomas P. Donnelly Mr. Michael J. Olexa Mr. Matthew J. Rooks Mr. John G. Knochel Class of 1985 Mr. Charles Anderson Mr. Patrick D. Ford Mr. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. Ron P. Lehrter 10.48% (24 out of 229) Class of 1999 Morgan Mr. Donald J. Apking Mr. Timothy J. Leinberger Mr. Allan J. Rahe Mr. Daniel R. Leugers Mr. Charles Patrick P. Hunt Mr. Gregory T. Stofko Class of 1966 Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry Mr. Anthony J. Rack Speaker of the House Mr. Robert M. McGee Mr. Gary E. Romes Mr. David J. Markgraf Mr. Gregory M. Kenney Mr. Ronald J. Tenkman 2.49% (5 out of 201) Mr. James E. Bruns Mr. Brent M. Suter 8.20% (20 out of 244) Mr. John A. Boehner Mr. Daniel Molina Mr. Albert P. Teski Dr. Patrick J. McCullough Mr. Thomas D. Maertz Mr. Leo F. Bell Mr. Nick J. Burgdorf Class of 1990 Mr. Thomas A. Backhus Mr. James E. Dafler Mr. Robert J. Morrissey Mr. John A. Theis Mr. David J. Naber Dr. Mark D. Manley Mr. Michael J. Currin Mr. William J. Crable Class of 2009 Mr. James J. Davis, III Mr. George A. Diersing Jr. Dr. Steven D. Mueller Mr. Richard A. Tonges Mr. James D. Nester Mr. Thomas A. Mettey 1.97% (4 out of 203) Mr. Daniel G. Feldmann Mr. Brian N. Garry 1.99% (5 out of 251) Mr. Terence F. Hanlon Mr. Thomas E. Donnellon Mr. Thomas D. Niehaus Mr. Daniel A. Neyer Mr. John G. Meyer Mr. Matthew R. Birrell Mr. Scott M. Jones Mr. Patrick M. Gilles Mr. Nathaniel Han Mr. Michael F. Haverkamp Mr. Michael J. Duffy Mr. Michael R. Rakel Class of 1974 Mr. Mark J. Schlueter Mr. Keith M. Rosnell Mr. Matthew D. Borman Mr. Jason R. Topits Mr. Nicholas A. Haggerty Mr. Sage A. Iacovone Mr. Henry J. Kravec Mr. Robert R. Eling Mr. Ronald R. Rein 7.23% (17 out of 235) Mr. Robert M. Schmitt Mr. Gregory W. Schube Mr. Paul A. Kindt Mr. Christopher J. Hodge Mr. Timothy R. McNaul Mr. Daniel J. Ledford Gary R. Glassmeyer † Mr. James V. Siciliano III Mr. David P. Ashbrock Mr. Gregg B. Shoope Mr. David Staun Mr. Christopher M. Klonne Class of 2000 Mr. Robert D. Kaiser Mr. Cameron E. Scheidler Mr. David S. Lucas Mr. Michael J. Greiner Mr. Michael J. Sylvester Dr. Robert T. Bertsch Mr. Daniel C. Spaeth Mr. Michael E. Suter 1.98% (4 out of 202) Mr. Mark S. Kamphaus Class of 1991 Mr. Brian A. Vonderhaar Dr. Michael D. Mattei Mr. Robert A. Hacker Mr. Martin C. Ziegler Mr. Edward C. Birck Mr. Michael A. Staun Sr. Mr. James J. Wahl Mr. Ryan D. Henry Mr. Sean D. Kenny Mr. James J. Mayer Mr. Daniel J. Humbert Mr. John J. George Mr. John T. Sullivan Mr. James P. Wermes Jr. 4.71% (8 out of 170) Mr. Paul M. Jackson Jr. Mr. John F. Kleiser Class of 2010 Mr. Patrick C. Monahan Mr. Donald S. Kruse Class of 1971 Mr. David G. Grube Dr. Thomas F. Tartaron Mr. Robert G. Winterman Mr. Michael S. Bohmer Mr. Michael P. Munafo Mr. Stephen E. Ledwin 1.69% (3 out of 177) Mr. Bernard F. Niehaus Mr. Thomas J. Langefels 5.39% (14 out of 260) Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. Michael A. Brewer Sergeant Ronald W. Class of 1981 Mr. Michael P. McNally Mr. Steven M. Kuhlman Mr. Dennis R. Riehle Mr. George F. Millitzer Mr. Mark Amorini Mr. John E. Metz Mr. Ronald J. Weisbrod Mr. John P. Burke Stump Jr. Dr. William J. Naber Mr. Alexander P. McIntosh Mr. James W. Rinschler † Mr. Robert R. Mohr Mr. A. James Bechtold III Mr. William B. Morand Mr. Anthony J. White 4.91% (11 out of 224) Mr. Todd A. Costello Mr. Joseph A. Novello Mr. Troy M. Suter Dr. Donald C. Salzano Mr. Daniel P. Novakov Mr. William P. Dryer Mr. William C. Nester Mr. Randall E. Barger Mr. Douglas W. Guller Mr. Robert E. Puthoff Mr. Gregory K. Rairden Mr. Cameron Jay Rains Sr. Mr. Paul D. Beeber Mr. Stephen C. C. 17 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Dr. Robert Benza Mr. Jeff T. Recker Langenkamp Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 18 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 23

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In Memory of Gerald Barnes Ms. Cheryl Hill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Balzer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Caminiti Mr. and Mrs. David Hutzel Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creeden Sr. JMA Consultants Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Rigling Mr. and Mrs. George J. Kavouras Ms. Charollet Schworer and Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. Jerry Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Knollman Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stephens Mr. Herman W. Knueven III Mr. Brian J. Strasser Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Lair Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Ziegler Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Leuenberger In the Name of Richard Mr. and Mrs. David J. Markgraf E. Beerman Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. McGinnis Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Voellmecke Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. McQueen In Honor of the Thomas & MIS Micro Information Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Shirley Bohmer Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Nurre Class of 2011 Breaks Record for Annual Fund Participation Dr. James T. Bohmer and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. O’Brien Dr. Mary Kathryn Whitten Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr Jr. A record-breaking 72.77% of the Class of 2011 gave to Moeller’s Annual Fund this year to support In Honor of the Daniel J. Ms. Helen J. Peters the Josh Pflum ’11 Scholarship Fund, and more than 90% of the class members pledged a five-year Buckley Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Pieper commitment. Their classmate passed away last September in a tragic accident. To honor Josh, the Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Porges class established this scholarship. “That is an inspiring level of generosity from our newest class Moeller faculty pause for a picture during this year’s Main Event, which Mr. and Mrs. John M. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Radcliff raised a record-breaking $327K to support the Moeller students! Pictured, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley of grads,” said President Bill Hunt. “As you know, the gift of a Moeller education significantly Mr. Michael R. Rakel ’70 from left: Technology Director/Varsity Wrestling Coach Jeff Gaier, CAD Ms. Mary Anne Clifford changes lives. And no gift is too small.” Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Teacher/Technology Support/Head Freshman Football Coach Bob Kolkmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. James R. Devanney Reading Boy Scout Troop No. 633 Math Department Chair/Head Baseball Coach Tim Held, and Physical Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Using the Class of 2011 as their inspiration, the Moeller Alumni Board has established a named Ms. Holly Rebensdorf Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Donnellon scholarship program for each of the classes, encouraging all Moeller alumni to give to the Annual Education Teacher/Freshman Head Coach Matt Rooks. Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Regensburger Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gahl Ms. Judith A. Reilman Fund in support of their class’s named scholarship program. For more information about how Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Richardson you can support your class’s scholarship, contact Advancement Director Debbie Geiger at Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Riedmiller Faculty and Staff Honor Roll Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rayburn (513) 791-1680, ext. 1320, or email her at [email protected]. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rippe Mr. & Mrs. William J. Balbach ’72 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Kohus Sr. ’69 In Memory of Donald L. Cazel Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Riser Class of 2011 Mr. Aaron M. Glassmeyer Mr. Zachery R. McCaw Mr. Taylor S. Shaw Mr. & Mrs. James R. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Mrs. Mary Frances Costello Mr. and Mrs. John V. Rush Jr. Mr. Austin R. Grogan Mr. Samuel L. Merritt Mr. Tucker M. Skove Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Bohne’ Kolkmeyer ’75 Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dillhoff Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sabato 73.21% (164 out of 224) Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mr. Logan M. Smyth Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. Borman ’64 Mr. & Mrs. Carl N. Kremer Ms. Sara Shierling Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Mr. & Mrs. William E. Braun ’72 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Lechner Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wagner Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. Lucas M. Agricola Ms. Doris Weber Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schaefer Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. Garrett D. Miller Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. Robert D. Browning ’83 Brother Howard R. Lohrey, S.M. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schuler Mr. William K. Alexander Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Mr. Sam F. Speyer Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Buckley ’02 Brother Ronald G. Luksic, S.M. In Memory of James C. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schworer Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. Benjamin C. Staley Mr. & Mrs. Norm Cass Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lytle Champlin III ’72 Mr. Steven M. Smyth Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mr. Evan D. Stein Mr. & Mrs. Blane M. Collison Mr. and Mrs. Len J. Matuszek Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Spaulding Ms. Teresa M. Alford Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mr. Adam C. Henlein Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. Eric M. Stiene Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Conlon Mr. Matthew J. McLaughlin ’05 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Stevenson Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Baggette Summit Country Day School Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr. William J. Naber II Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Corder Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McLaughlin ’96 Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Barnett Mr. Andrew C. Blum Ms. Sally P. Tamborski Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. William M. Strachan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Dees Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Meale ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Beringer Ms. Carol Thomas Mr. Michael P. Blum Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mr. Tyler A. Norris Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. & Mrs. J. Alberto Delgado Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Meyer Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bertsch Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Toia Jr. Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mr. Cullan E. O'Brien Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Dever Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. Morgan Bethesda North Rehabilitation Unit Mr. and Mrs. Ron T. VonDenBenken Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Mr. Andrew S. O'Bryan Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Doran Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bohlen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. Mark D. Boudreaux Mr. Christopher P. Boes Mr. Kevin A. Holtel Mr. Daniel S. O'Bryan Mr. William M. Toney Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neuhaus Mr. Michael A. Vonderhaar Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Buckley Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wagenlander Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Mr. David F. Trame Mr. James J. Elfers Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Pokupec Mr. and Mrs. George J. Buerger Mr. Austin M. Boraten Mrs. Mary Wallenhorst Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. Eric J. Osborn Mr. Joseph J. Tull Dr. Michael Borack & Mr. David J. Prenger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Burgdorf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Wampler, Ph.D. Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Mr. James O. Tussey Mrs. Jeannette Elliott Mr. Daniel P. Ragland Mr. Jeffrey J. Burke Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. Michael J. Irwin Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Erdmann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Raymond Mr. James H. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Whitacre Mr. Peter J. Bronner Mr. Nikolas D. James Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. Nathan T. Ventura Brother Robert M. Flaherty S.M. Mrs. Susan E. Reinhardt and Ms. Lisa D. Champlin Wilcots Family Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Gaier Mr. Mike Kelsch Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Champlin Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Wilken Mr. Collin P. Joyce Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. Walter B. Vickers Mr. and Mrs. Garry E. Clark Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. Leo Kessler, IV Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Reis Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Wolf Dr. G. Stephen Cleves and Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mr. Michael A. Collins Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. Brian Gilronan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ring Mrs. Therese Esswein Mr. Kyle J. Conner Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. Jonathan A. Ward Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R. Girard Mr. & Mrs. John P. Rodenberg Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Colak In the Name of the Class of 1964 Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Mr. Taylor P. Preston Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins Mr. & Mrs. Clayton Graham Mr. Matthew J. Rooks ’98 Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Creighton Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finke The Financial Network Group Ltd. Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Mr. John R. Lair Mr. Carl A. Pretorius Mr. John R. Westerkamp Mr. and Mrs. David J. Hauck Mr. & Mrs. R. D. Rosfeld ’97 Mr. Thomas A. Darbie Mr. Mark A. Dalga Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Heisel Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaffer Mr. and Mrs. Gregg DeVita For the Birthday of JoAnne Cook Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Mr. Dylan H. Wever Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dierkers Mr. Gregory Damon Mr. Daniel R. Lang Mr. Michael A. Puma Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Held Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shaffer Ms. Jeffrey D. Ault Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Doll Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Barnard Mr. Avinash Das Mr. Luke E. Lanman Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. Connor E. White Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Hoctor Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Shannon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick M. Dorsey Mr. Mourad H. David Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Bodger Mr. Eric K. Larison Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Mr. & Mrs. Doug Horst Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David Eckley Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Brakeman Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Mr. Stephan Wies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Huff Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spitznagel Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Edelmann Ms. Lucille R. Bryan Mr. Stephen J. Dean Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Gregory O. Stanforth ’67 Mrs. Peggy A. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Dascher Mr. Michael A. DeVita Mr. & Mrs. James H. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Fiest Mr. and Mrs. James R. Dreggors Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Finan Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Mr. Justin R. Liggett Mr. Kyle F. Robinett Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Marc Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Alexander J. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Early Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Fischesser Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Ferrara Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. Ryan E. Logan Mr. James F. Rogan Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Lieutenant Colonel & Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Tull Mr. and Mrs. Kim E. Fladung Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Mr. and Mrs. David L. Finkle Mr. Andrew J. Long Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. Michael T. Wright Mrs. Kenneth C. Keener ’65 Mr. and Mrs. Mark V. Vicario Mr. and Mrs. Terry K. Flanagan Mr. and Mrs. Harland R. Fogle Jr. Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. Erik S. Ruscher Mr. Robert S. Wynn Mr. and Mrs. John H. Keyser Mr. Michael G. Ward ’86 Ms. Karen Fox Mr. and Mrs. John G. Frank Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Mr. Michael K. Lynch Jr. Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Kindt ’90 Mr. & Mrs. Christopher B. Wilke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garbacik Ms. Sheree L. Frazier Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Sister Judith M. Klei, R.S.M. Mr. & Mrs. Derek S. Williams ’91 Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Frances M. Gordon Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. Dylan R. Ruter Mr. Michael W. Zoller Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Gertz Sr. Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. Derrick Maserang Mr. Jason T. Sander Mr. & Mrs. Herman W. Mr. & Mrs. David W. Yelton Mr. and Mrs. Oris Grim Jr. Mr. Robert A. Glassmeyer Mr. and Mrs. William E. Holler III Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Mr. Patrick E. McCarty Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Knueven III ’74 Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zilch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gushulak Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. James B. Johnson Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Kohls ’88 Mr. Nathaniel Han Ms. Robin Just Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. James M. Schirmer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Harsch Mr. and Mrs. David R. Kanagy Mr. Dominic V. Geraci Mr. David J. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hartke Mr. and Mrs. David A. Langell Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm Mr. Donald Liska Mr. Gregory G. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Hennigen 19 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 20 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 25

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Liska Dr. and Mrs. Steven S. Wunder Mr. and Mrs. John G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Derrick E. Dews Mr. Patrick E. McCarty Mr. Evan D. Stein Dr. Francis J. Schlueter and Ms. Constance M. Feys Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William H. Zimmer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Morrison Mr. Stephen F. Diciero Mr. Zachery R. McCaw Mr. Eric M. Stiene Ms. Mary K. Welsh Mr. Richard J. Gianni Jr. Ms. Harriett W. McAllaster In Memory of Doug A. Devine ’86 Mr. and Mrs. David J. Naber Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle Ms. Francia Mechlin Dr. and Mrs. Henry A. Stiene Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Wagner Ms. Laurie Goettke Ms. Althea L. McPherson Wells Fargo Educational Matching Ms. Regene Dubell All the Meltons Mr. Joseph A. Stiens Mr. and Mrs. James Zeller Ms. Janet Heil Ms. Lois J. Devine Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meer Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Norbert J. Menke Sunrise Medical In the Name of William A. Ms. Kristina Hellwig Ms. Ann Murray In Memory of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Williams Mr. Adam J. Eckhoff Mr. Samuel L. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Jim P. Sweeney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Koons Schneller ’08 Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Mrs. Ron Dornoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Winterman Mr. and Mrs. Russell L. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Meyer Jr. Mr. Andrew T. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Korb Mr. and Mrs. William A. Schneller Paller Financial Services Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Dornoff In the Name of Mr. Oliver J. Englehart Mr. Thomas A. Middleton Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Tull Macy’s Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rishebarger Mr. and Mrs. Ned C. Ertel Mr. Garrett D. Miller The Kroger Co. Ms. Julie Maines In the Name of Brother Robert Joseph M. Lopinto '02 and In Memory of Donald Schnitzler Ms. Patricia A. Ruehl Mr. and Mrs. Emilio T. Fernandez Mr. Hayden W. Miller Mr. Patrick L. Thibodeaux Ms. Teresa Boelleke Mr. Ryan Martini Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Sanders M. Flaherty, S.M. Matthew T. Lopinto '08 Mr. Benjamin A. Fessel Mr. Matthew D. Moeggenberg Mr. Mark C. Tipton Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Schnitzler Ms. Angela M. Meagher Mr. and Mrs. John P. Schumacher Mr. Austin W. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mr. Charles W. Fiessinger Mr. Tyler S. Monger Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Tipton Sr. Premier Dealer Services Inc. In the Name of Gregory O. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Slaughter In the Name of David J. Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Montgomery Ms. Pauline Toennis Ms. Glynnis Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. John F. Turk In Memory of Chip D. Galinari ’65 Mr. Samuel E. Fraley Mr. Connor P. Morgan Mr. William M. Toney Stanforth ’67 Mr. Michael Sasarak Mr. and Mrs. C Allen Watts Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. DesMarais Sr. Markgraf ’77 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Frank Mount Notre Dame High School Mr. David F. Trame Mandare Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Justin A. Setzekorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Joesting Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. David W. Wilson Mr. Paul G. Franke Mr. Michael J. Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Trifilio In Memory of James E. Stewart Mr. Phil H. Snow Ms. Anne C. Woodman Ms. Eileen M. McGuiggan In the Name of Eric T. Mettey ’82, Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Franz Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Munafo Mr. Joseph J. Tull Mr. Matthew J. Thorne Ms. Diane Zeidwig In the Name of Daniel A. Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Fredrickson Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Naber Mr. James O. Tussey Mr. and Mrs. Bernard H. Olding Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorne Sr. Creig Mettey ’72, Mr. & Mrs. Barry Schmid In Memory of Ray Corbett ’64 Gehrlich ’09 Mr. Hayden C. Frey Mr. William J. Naber II Mr. Thomas F. Tussey Mr. and Mrs. John R. Topits John D. Mettey ’76, and Mr. Marc G. Gallenstein Ms. Tamarah L. Nance Mr. Nathan T. Ventura The F.D. Lawrence Electric Co. Mr. and Mrs. Marc E. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David L. Gehrlich Thomas A. Mettey ’80 Mr. Michael A. Gallo Mr. Eric K. Neuville Mr. Walter B. Vickers Ms. Mary Lousie Boylan In Honor of Michael A. Stofko In Memory of Harry Waechter In Memory of Gary R. Ms. Joan E. Mettey Mr. Ross A. Geiger Mr. Fred Newbill Mr. Cody J. Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Brewer Mr. Derek LaVonn Berry Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Waechter Mr. Dominic V. Geraci Mr. Tyler A. Norris Mr. Brendan P. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F. Brewer Glassmeyer ’68 In Memory of Rob Miller Dr. D. Grant Gilbert O’Bannon Creek Golf Club Mr. Jonathan A. Ward In Honor of Michael Cleveland In Memory of Aaron Wietzel ’91 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Cappel Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Albrinck Mr. William L. Foley Mr. Austin R. Grogan Mr. Cullan E. O’Brien Mr. Maxwell W. Watkins Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. Cleveland Anonymous Mr. Michael J. Duffy Ms. Susan M. Aloisio In Honor of the Rene’ and Roland Mr. Luke D. Guju Mr. Andrew S. O’Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bailey Ms. Anne M. Dulle Mr. and Mrs. John F. Broermann In Memory of Terri Skeeters Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Gustafson Mr. Daniel S. O’Bryan Wedzikowski Mrs. Jane Busemeyer Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes Ms. Lillian E. Conover Molina Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Sylvester Mr. Joshua C. Hafele Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Olinger Mr. John R. Westerkamp Dr. and Mrs. Pete Caples Mr. and Mrs. Art Hein Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diesel Dr. Ida Zinam Mr. Anthony M. Hall Mr. Johnathan F. Opdycke Mr. Dylan H. Wever In Memory of Betty Sylvester Ms. Michele S. Coleman-Hubbard Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. Hogan & Ms. Mary Jo Eling In Memory of Joseph W. Morse ’99 Mr. Jacob T. Handorf Dr. and Mrs. Marc P. Orlando Mr. Robert A. Whitacre Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Cook Kathy O’Callaghan Mr. Daniel Foley Ms. Muriel E. Morse Mr. Jonathan R. Hanes Mr. Eric J. Osborn Mr. Connor E. White Mrs. JoAnne Cook Mr. Harvey Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. William Fuersich In Memory of Michael Tabb ’84 Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy B. Harrelson Jr. Mr. Nathan A. Palatchi Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Wickerham Mr. and Mrs. Loern Cook Ms. Mary C. Kroeger Ms. Lucille A. Gerdes In the Name of Robert J. Parker ’70 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Carr Mr. and Mrs. John C. Haskamp Mr. Joseph G. Palumbo Mr. Gregory M. Wickerham Ms. Rosemary Cook Mr. and Mrs. William K. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. James H. Giles Mrs. Jo Ann R. Markgraf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Fitz Sr. Mr. Jesse J. Hayes Mr. Alexander M. Parra Mr. Stephan Wies Ms. Paula Daugherty Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Lutmer Ms. Charlotte A. Glaser Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. In Memory of Joshua D. Pflum ’11 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip L. Helgeson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Patterson Mr. Luke R. Wilken Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Dorsey Mr. Gary J. Meyer Mr. Daniel A. Glassmeyer Mr. Stephen Gruber Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James L. Henderson Paxton Civic Association Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wing Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gammon Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mundt Ms. Wilma M. Gosink Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Kirkpatrick Mr. Michael E. Abeln Mr. Adam C. Henlein Paxton’s Grill Mr. Matthew T. Woebkenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Pickelhaupt Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Gramann Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Krintz Mr. Lucas M. Agricola Mr. Nickolaus R. Herweh Mr and Mrs. John E. Pflum Mr. Michael J. Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Janszen Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Primm Mr. and Mrs. Paul Greiner Mr. and Mrs. D. Brian Lohss Mr. William K. Alexander Mr. Thomas M. Hickey Mr. Matthew A. Pierce Mr. Nicholas J. Wood Mr. and Mr. Marlow Jordahl Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Solsman Mr. Robert L. Griffith Mr. Gary L. Meltzer Mr. Dante N. Angiulli Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Higgins Mr. Alex P. Pietrandrea Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Stitts Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. John K. Morehead Mr. and Mrs. David W. Arand Mr. Matthew C. Higgins Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pitner Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wordeman Ms. Sharon L. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Dale Watson Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hackworth Ms. Lisa K. Petersen Archbishop Moeller High School Mr. Ryan C. Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Plaut Mr. Michael T. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Greg Kingery Ms. Marjorie Zimmerman Mrs. Jeanette R. Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. Joshua S. Plew Ms. Hazel L. Keith Mothers’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill Mr. Thomas E. Pohlman Mr. Robert S. Wynn Mrs. Lew Ann Lawhorn Mr. Alexander T. Barlow Ms. Bridget T. Priedel In Memory of Joseph H. Currin ’90 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kettler Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Barry S. Pokorny Mr. Ahmed O. Zaman Mr. Charles J. Turk Ms. Mary Ellen Nopper Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Aielli Mr. and Mrs. John A. King Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Barlow Mr. Brendan M. Holmes Andy Pokupec’s Mentor Group The Zander Family Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Renneker Ms. Joan Barnhill Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Apking Mr. and Mrs. P. Terry Knapmeyer Mr. Kevin A. Holtel Mr. Alexander J. Powell Mr. Michael W. Zoller Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Swan Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Barron Ms. Margaret C. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Birrell Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Kolda Mr. Allen M. Honerlaw Mr. Taylor P. Preston Ms. Karen Y. Veeneman Bayer & Becker Inc. In Memory of Mr. and Bissell & Associates Insurance Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Alan L. Laub Mr. Nicholas A. Hughes Mr. Carl A. Pretorius In Honor of the Ms. Margaret R. Wietzel Mr. Vincent A. Belperio Mrs. Bernard W. Pohlman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boate Mr. Albert J. Leisring Mr. Pat M. Hunt Mr. Justin R. Przezdziecki Michael J. Thorne Scholarship In the Name of Brian Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Borman Mr. Patrick J. Bennett Mr. Michael J. Irwin Mr. Michael A. Puma Mr. and Mrs. Alan F. Hollatz Mrs. Shirlaine Meyer Mr. Joseph M. Binder AXA Foundation Mr. J.G. Brinkman Dr. and Mrs. Richard F. Ittenbach Dr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Quatman Winterman ’14 Ms. Nancy G. Meyrose Mr. Andrew C. Blum In the Name of Andrew S. Poole ’05, Mr. Jordan R. Bain Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brodbeck Mr. Nikolas D. James Mr. Kyle J. Raftery Mr. Richard J. Winterman and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Moeggenberg Mr. Michael P. Blum and Michael A. Poole ’09 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biordi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Broussard Mr. and Mrs. Barry E. Jones Mr. Kyle G. Rauch Dr. Kathleen G. Winterman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Murphy Mr. Kyle J. Bobay Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Poole Mr. Mark J. Bodnar Mr. and Mrs. Norm L. Cass Mr. and Mrs. William Rohlfs Mr. Collin P. Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Rein Ms. Jill C. Cantleberry Mr. Taylor J. Bockrath Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Junker Mr. Bradley J. Reinert Mr. and Mrs. James M. Currin Mr. Douglas G. Sand and Mr. Christopher P. Boes In Memory of Jack Repasy ’68, Mr. and Mrs. Mark R. Cerrezin Mr. Mark Keitel Mr. Adam F. Riccobelli Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Currin Mrs. Ann M. Gilligan-Sand Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Bolender and Gregory J. Rossmann ’79 Ms. Andrea L. Chambers Mr. Leo Kessler IV Mr. Maxwell E. Richey Mr. and Mrs. Kelly J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Schneider Mr. Chandler A. Bonn Mrs. Mary Beth Repasy Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dolle Mr. Robert E. Kinker Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Rinn Good Samaritan Newborn ICU Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Sheehan Ms. Nancy A. Bonn Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Klasmeier Mr. Kyle F. Robinett In Memory of Tyler B. Rotte ’92/ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Guanciale Mr. and Mrs. James S. Widmeyer Mr. Austin M. Boraten Mr. and Ms. David L. Hammerly Mr. Austin M. Bracken Mr. Sean P. Kneipp Mr. James F. Rogan Moeller High School Soccer Team Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Hoffer In Memory of Richard Goehler Mr. Samuel R. Knudson Mr. Wyatt Rusche Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Cumming Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Joseph E. Bracken Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Hogenkamp Mr. and Mrs. Sean G. Bradfish Ms. Nancy Kowatsch Mr. Erik S. Ruscher In the Name of Scott F. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Huesman Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Lopinto Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kroncke Mr. Samuel W. Ruschman Mr. Peter J. Bronner Schaffner ’87 Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hugenberg Jr. In Memory of Steven T. Ms. Terry Brotherton Mr. Austin C. Kruszynski Ryle High School Soccer Family Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu Johnson ’99 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Kues Mr. Jason T. Sander Dr. Connie Boehner Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. Lucas C. Schamer Mr. and Mrs. David R. Keffer Ms. Erin K. Burk Mrs. Edda Camardo In Honor of the Schira Mr. Thomas Kuhn Mr. Carson R. Scheidler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Johnson Cincinnati Psychotherapy Associates Family Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Bob R. Kerns Mr. John R. Lair Mr. James M. Schirmer Mr. Andrew M. Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Ernstes Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lampert In Memory of Christopher P. Mr. Alexander M. Land Mr. David J. Schmitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Coletti Mr. and Mrs. Casey V. Fisher Mr. Patrick A. Lang Mr. Daniel R. Lang Mr. Gregory G. Schneider Koegel ’67 Mr. Reed J. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Eric T. Henry Mr. Terrence H. Lang Mr. Luke E. Lanman Dr. and Mrs. Willaim J. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Leisring Mr. Michael A. Collins Mr. Chris Higgins Mr. and Mrs. Brett Lawless Mr. Eric K. Larison Schoenberger Mr. Kyle J. Conner Mr. and Mrs. David E. Horwitz Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Lonneman In Memory of Mr. and Mr. Jackson C. Lee Mr. David Schram Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Conway Mr. Anthony S. Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Madden Mrs. John Kravec Mr. Nicholas R. Lefke Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sell Ms. Barbara J. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Klonne Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Marchioni Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Kravec Mr. and Mrs. Ron P. Lehrter Mr. Robert Sendelbeck Mr. and Mrs. Randall J. Corgan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Olexa Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Olson Mr. Gregory M. Leksan Mr. Taylor S. Shaw In Honor of the Dr. Edward Mr. Logan J. Crowe Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Rohlfs Mr. and Mrs. William J. Payne Mr. Justin R. Liggett Mr. and Mrs. David L. Shumar Mr. Nicholas M. Curry Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Stofko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Schafer Kremchek Memorial Scholarship Ms. Carol J. Lindeman Mr. Stephen Sieber Mr. Mark A. Dalga Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Tenkman Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Schindler Dr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Kremchek Mr. Gregory Damon Mr. Ryan E. Logan Mr. Tucker M. Skove Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Siggins In Memory of Joseph A. Lopinto Mr. Avinash Das Mr. Andrew J. Long Mr. Logan M. Smyth In Honor of the Eric J. Mr. Aaron P. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Curtin Mr. Mourad H. David Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Lotterer Mr. Steven M. Smyth Schlueter Endowed Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Stautzenbach Mr. and Mrs. William T. Geiger Ms. Nancy R. Dawley Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Lotz Dr. and Mrs. Paul A. Spaccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Mark B. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Gil M. Gusweiler Mr. Zachary T. Dawson Mr. Marshal G. Luning Mr. Timothy R. Spanagel Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen Sr. Class of 2011 Breaks Record Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Varabkanich Mr. and Mrs. Randall R. Hanes Mr. Stephen J. Dean Mr. Michael K. Lynch Jr. Mr. Michael J. Sparer Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rutti for Annual Fund Mrs. Margery D. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Knipper Mr. and Mrs. David G. DeHaemers Mr. Nicholas J. Marchionda Mr. Sam F. Speyer Dr. and Mrs. David E. Schlueter Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence G. Kuhlman Mr. and Mrs. Louie B. DeTemple Mr. and Mrs. David A. Martina St. Xavier Mothers’ Club Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Schlueter Mr. Derrick Maserang Mr. Benjamin C. Staley 21 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Mr. Michael A. DeVita Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 22 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 27

The 2010-11 Moeller Annual Fund Drive Report of Revenue and Expenses Thanks to your generosity, we did it! Last year we raised more than one million dollars, (Forecast, as of July 1, 2011, for 2011-12 Fiscal Year) and we couldn’t be more grateful! YOU make a real difference in the lives and education of our current and future Men of Moeller. Tuition covers only 81% of the cost to educate a student at Moeller, so the Annual Forecast 2011-12 Fund helps bridge the gap of $2,495 per student! The Annual Fund supports academic Income by Source program enrichment, technology advancements, service opportunities, tuition assistance, Tuition & Fees 8,859,694 69.2% and co-curricular activities. Participation is most important, and supporting the fund every Donations & Fund Raising 1,455,000 11.4% year makes a difference daily at Moeller, from morning prayer until the lights turn off in Student Services 1,409,500 11.0% the gym at night. Other Revenue 1,070,054 8.4% This year our goal is $1.25M, and we know that with your help we can continue to grow Total Income 12,794,248 100.0% the “Moeller Winning Tradition.”

Expenses by Category Debbie Geiger, Advancement Director Personnel 7,506,585 59.4% Technology & Supplies 1,610,406 12.7% Graduation Donors Class % Class Money Average Utilities & Maintenance 662,000 5.2% Year per ClassSize Participation Donated Donation Student Services 1,340,650 10.6% Class of 1964 18 178 10.11% $15,685.00 $871.39 Capital & Debt Service 1,529,690 12.1% Class of 1965 15 257 5.84% $17,280.00 $1,152.00 Class of 1966 20 244 8.20% $9,645.68 $482.28 Total Expenses 12,649,331 100.0% Class of 1967 24 258 9.30% $13,694.00 $595.39 Class of 1968 24 236 10.17% $5,675.00 $236.46 Class of 1969 16 250 6.40% $4,000.00 $250.00 Class of 1970 21 259 8.11% $2,150.00 $102.38 Class of 1971 14 260 5.39% $4,325.00 $332.69 Cost of a Moeller Education Financial Aid Dollars Awarded Class of 1972 15 258 5.81% $45,409.78 $3,027.32 Per Student Class of 1973 10 247 4.05% $5,270.00 $527.00 2004 $58,880 Class of 1974 17 235 7.23% $8,140.00 $478.82 Class of 1975 17 223 7.62% $17,687.50 $1,040.44 2005 $184,050 Class of 1976 13 203 6.40% $5,274.31 $405.72 2006 $346,799 Class of 1977 27 242 11.16% $19,005.80 $703.92 Highest % of Participation Class of 1978 17 242 7.02% $62,670.00 $3,686.47 2007 $325,025 Class of 1979 27 264 10.23% $139,235.67 $5,156.88 2008 $381,642 Class of 2011 73.21 Class of 1980 19 235 8.09% $25,080.30 $1,320.02 Class of 1977 11.16 Class of 1981 11 224 4.91% $3,685.00 $335.00 2009 $407,133 Class of 1985 10.48 Class of 1982 14 241 5.81% $8,988.22 $642.02 2010 $548,306 Class of 1983 11 243 4.53% $11,708.00 $1,064.36 Expenditures $13,085 Class of 1979 10.23 Class of 1984 13 228 5.70% $9,955.00 $765.77 Tuition $10,590 2011 $600,000 Class of 1985 24 229 10.48% $19,303.00 $804.29 Highest Average Donation Class of 1986 12 227 5.29% $3,685.00 $307.08 Gap for Fundraising -$2,495 2012 $733,000 Class of 1979 $5,156.88 Class of 1987 10 219 4.57% $4,164.00 $416.40 Class of 1988 10 238 4.20% $2,665.00 $266.50 Class of 1978 $3,686.47 Class of 1989 10 205 4.88% $3,175.00 $317.50 Class of 1972 $3,027.32 Class of 1990 4 203 1.97% $345.00 $86.25 Class of 1980 $1,320.02 Class of 1991 8 170 4.71% $6,316.64 $789.58 Class of 1992 2 151 1.32% $175.00 $87.50 Enrollment: 21-Year History (October count) Class of 1993 8 190 4.21% $2,975.00 $371.88 Most Money Donated Class of 1994 3 167 1.80% $1,525.00 $508.33 1990 – 1991 734 Class of 1979 $139,235.67 Class of 1995 2 186 1.08% $210.00 $105.00 1991 – 1992 770 Class of 1978 $62,670.00 Class of 1996 5 188 2.66% $525.00 $105.00 1992 – 1993 790 Class of 1997 11 194 5.67% $3,936.66 $357.88 1993 – 1994 817 Class of 1972 $45,409.78 Class of 1998 3 206 1.46% $850.00 $283.33 1994 – 1995 862 Class of 1980 $25,080.30 Class of 1999 5 201 2.49% $1,434.00 $286.80 1995 – 1996 871 Class of 2000 4 202 1.98% $500.00 $125.00 1996 – 1997 887 1997 – 1998 908 Class of 2001 4 224 1.79% $325.00 $81.25 1998 – 1999 890 Class of 2002 4 207 1.93% $620.00 $155.00 1999 – 2000 913 Class of 2003 3 201 1.49% $1,100.00 $366.67 2000 – 2001 930 Class of 2004 6 233 2.58% $1,150.00 $191.67 2001 – 2002 949 Class of 2005 3 243 1.23% $270.00 $90.00 2002 – 2003 935 Class of 2006 8 205 3.90% $780.00 $97.50 2003 – 2004 972 Class of 2007 2 234 0.85% $625.00 $312.50 2004 – 2005 966 Class of 2008 5 214 2.34% $130.08 $26.02 2005 – 2006 951 Class of 2009 5 251 1.99% $210.00 $42.00 2006 – 2007 936 Class of 2010 3 177 1.69% $65.00 $21.67 2007 – 2008 928 2008 – 2009 917 Class of 2011 164 224 73.21% $3,762.72 $23.08 2009 – 2010 907 Total: 691 10,616 6.48% $495,386.36 $720.04 2010 – 2011 926 2011 – 2012 924 23 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Moeller’s 2010-11 Donor Honor Roll • 24 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 29

DESIGN CONCEPT New Timeline Exhibit tells the ‘Truth’ about “To tell the Moeller truth – ‘The Moeller Story’ – we propose an exhibit to celebrate 50 years of transforming the Men of Moeller from high school students to men of THE MOELLER STORY faith, men of knowledge and accomplishment, men of family, men of service, men who are charged as leaders, On October 14, 2009, the newly formed Communications Committee gathered educators, athletes, artists, musicians, businessmen, and together at 7 AM in the Pastoral Ministry Conference Room. Their goal was to create a com- more,” said Graff. “Through the Marianist Charism, the munications plan to commemorate and promote Moeller’s upcoming 50th Anniversary. Men of Moeller are transformed into ‘Men for the World.’ ” As the group brainstormed together – a 50th website, a Facebook page, a DVD, a The Vision book, a blog, W-MOE alumni podcasts, and more – Louise Hoelker, head of PR for Shriners Hospitals for Children, suggested an exhibit. The hospital had just celebrated its The Graff Designs team then described their vision: 40th anniversary, and they had commissioned a large-scale timeline consisting of patient “The display will visually and textually explore how profiles and documenting the work of the pediatric burn hospital. The hospital worked the Moeller experience uniquely molds and challenges with Graff Designs, a local graphic and environmental young men to aspire to greatness – in many varying design firm who had worked on such exhibits at The interpretations of Ohio State University and the Cincinnati Reds Hall of the world. Rather Fame and Museum. “At the time, I knew that the group “Not Just Men of than being solely Graff Designs was exactly what Moeller needed to a reflection of the showcase its history. Their work is creative, original, the World, But Men past, this exhibit and produces dramatic results.” will view Moeller’s for the World.” history as a Two years later that suggestion became a reality and determinant of the Blane Collison, Principal the capstone of Moeller’s 50th Anniversary activities. school’s vibrant Advancement Director Debbie Geiger secured funding present and promising from two generous Moeller benefactors – Curt & Linda future. It will serve as Curran (photo right) and Ted ’79 & Becky Catino (photo a permanent, prominent, and inspiring testament to Moeller bottom right) – and Moeller commissioned the same graphic High School’s many communities – most importantly, artists that Shriners had used so successfully: Graff Designs. the current generation of Men of Moeller.” The goal was to create a similar permanent exhibit for The Message display in the main hallway of the school celebrating the The Graff Designs team decided to use the five many successes of Moeller as a high school in the Characteristics of a Marianist Education as the primary Marianist tradition, instilling pride in Moeller’s past, organizing structure of the exhibit. “Each Characteristic will and vibrantly promoting Moeller’s future. be represented as a microcosm of the Moeller experience,” Originally this exhibit was proposed as a timeline said Graff. “The background will include a montage of encompassing the history of Archbishop Moeller from its iconic Moeller images that reflect that specific characteristic. inception in 1960 to 2010. However, as the Graff Designs Layered over the background will be panels that include team began researching the project through a variety of text blocks, mini-timelines, photo montages, then-and-now Moeller publications, meetings, and respondent surveys, vignettes, honorary bios, and other features.” they began to envision the project in a larger sense. The Truth Moeller thanked the generous benefactors of the Timeline – “The facts alone do not tell the Moeller truth,” said Linda and Curt Curran (top) and Becky and Ted Catino ’79 – Daniel Graff in his conceptual design presentation to a “We believe this approach most ‘truthfully’ conveys the with a commemorative collage. newly formed steering committee. “A timeline of dates essence of Moeller’s first 50 years of existence,” Graff continued. “However, in view of Moeller’s incredibly Top photo: Tom Knipper, past parent and current volunteer on and events do not capture the spirit of what makes the Moeller’s Planned Giving and Scholarship Committees, views Moeller experience so special – almost sacred – to the successful athletic programs – and their fervent supports new Timeline exhibit. students, families, alumni, Marianists, administrators, – it is important to note that this creative treatment was intended to promote the achievement of Moeller High Bottom photo: The Timeline was blessed by Father Al Hirt, O.F.M. and faculty who built one of the nation’s premier (pictured), along with concelebrants Father Tom Kreidler and Catholic high schools.” School as a whole. Athletic accomplishments, while Father Ken Swhwartz. incorporated as an important facet of the Marianist Characteristics, are not singled out or highlighted. 25 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 26 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 31

For example, the panel on ‘Educating for Faith inspirational. Becky and I appreciated having the Exhibit Content Formation’ may include a photo of a Faust-era football opportunity to be a small part in a great project for After several months of research, in July 2011 the team praying around the Our Lady of Moeller statue a wonderful organization.” The Timeline project grew out of the Communications Committee's Graff Designs team presented their content proposal to with a brief vignette by a student who tells how faith is 50th Anniversary planning. Several members of the committee are the committee. “We have developed this content using pictured above, from left: Advancement Director Debbie Geiger, incorporated into all aspects of Moeller life.” Exhibit benefactors Curt and Linda Curran agreed. “It is an honor to be a part of the Moeller Family,” they said. the surveys, magazines, and other provided source materi- Volunteer Peg Ashbrock, Development Associate Mary Fischer, Unifying Theme “Our prayer is that the Timeline will inspire the young Men al,” explained Mikki Graff. “Obviously, space constraints Volunteer Margaret Stevenson, Communications Director Johanna Kremer, Volunteer Louise Hoelker, and Volunteer Jennifer Sturgis. The Graff Designs team had one more vision to convey of Moeller to appreciate the past, acknowledge the present, keep us from including the hundreds of people who as they unveiled the most important design element. “As and embrace the future of this wonderful institution.” have ‘built’ Moeller.” a unifying theme that flows throughout the panels, there “When Graff Designs began the project, we were To assist with this part of the process, the Moeller will be hundreds of affirmative statements by the current somewhat familiar with Moeller,” said Daniel Graff. steering committee enlisted a few school “experts” who students and alumni that ends with ‘I am a Man of Moeller,’ “We knew it was a Catholic high school with a strong had lived and experienced much of Moeller’s history explained Mikki Graff, graphic designer of the exhibit. sense of pride and tradition. We were familiar with the and who could provide a fair perspective: Barry Borman “This will stand for decades to come as the definitive theater program there as well as its strong athletic program. ’64 (one of the 196 original freshmen in 1960 – and who statement of what it means to be a Man of Moeller.” The most significant aspect about Moeller that we returned in 1969 to teach), Bill Braun ’72 (returned to learned from doing this project is the sense of family and Mass Dedication & Blessing teach in 1977), and Carl Kremer (began his tenure in 1984). community that the school nurtures. We hadn’t been in Together, they worked with President Bill Hunt and others On Thursday, September 29, “The Moeller Story” exhibit the project more than a week or two when we started to whittle through the choices the Graffs presented. “We was officially unveiled and blessed as part of an all-school thinking of Graff Designs as part of that family, too. knew from the beginning that this would be the most Mass. “On the day of the blessing and dedication I had We were – and still are – in awe of the people who give difficult part,” said Hunt. “Even though it’s a sizable the pleasure to personally view the Timeline side by side of themselves to make Moeller High School an amazing exhibit, to condense the incredibly rich history into the with Gerry Faust and Phil Gigliotti,” said Advancement place. And not just for the four years that they are a space we did have was a real challenge. At several Director Debbie Geiger. “That brought even more meaning student or a parent of a student at the school – but for points I stood back and reveled in peoples’ remem- for me to hear them respond to the pictures and the 20, 30, and 40 years.” memories of the exhibit. After hearing that they were brances of times, places, incidents, etc. that have shaped pleased and impressed with the exhibit, I knew we did Mikki Graff added, “Part of the project included gathering this remarkable school. And, as usual, most of the mem- Mikki and Daniel Graff were the designers of the Timeline project. a good job of telling ‘The Moeller Story.’ ” ‘I am a Man of Moeller” statements from students and ories centered around people, their powerful stories, and the building of the Moeller Family.” Perspectives alumni who shared how Moeller had changed their lives,” she said. “We knew it was going to be a powerful “The Timeline project was a reflection of the devotion message, but when I read the hundreds of responses Brief Honorary Biographies many people have for Moeller High School,” said alumnus coming into the Graff Designs office, they brought tears “Although coming up with the first honorary biographies was difficult in many ways,” said Geiger, “we also knew that and exhibit benefactor Ted Catino ’79. “The commitment to my eyes. I hope that the teachers, parents, coaches, we would be able to update these every year. There are so many people who deserve to be represented under each of and dedication put forth by all those involved is administrators, and volunteers realize that they have the five Characteristics of a Marianist Education. Our goal this year is to create a process so that each fall we can made a meaningful difference in so many lives.” M honor and recognize five new individuals and continually update the honorary bio panels.” 2011-12 Honorary Biographies My Experience Mission: Father Chaminade, Henry Moeller, Faith: Catino Family Brother Eveslage, The Marianists, Quality Education: Magner Family Charism: Brother Flaherty, Blane Collison, and Family Spirit: Buckley Family John Massarella Service, Justice & Peace: Michael Suter ’80 Marianist Characteristics Adaptation & Change: John Boehner ’68 Faith Formation: Brother Wanda & Father Leshney Mini-Timelines Quality Education: Ken Schlotman & Mission: Alumni Teachers, Athletic Brother Lohrey Championships, Principals Family Spirit: Gerry Faust & Barry Borman ’64 Faith Formation: Mass/Chapel Family Spirit: Dances Sister Judy Klei, R.S.M. (above) was an original Service, Justice & Peace: Brother Ron Luksic & member of the Timeline project team. Mike Moroski Service, Justice & Peace: Missions Adaptation & Change: Dan Ledford ’66 & Bill Hunt Adaptation & Change: Campus/Buildings Legendary Coaches Gerry Faust and Phil Gigliotti Then & Now Panels Moe-ology point to Moeller’s founding principal, Brother Faith Formation: Pastoral Ministry Mission: Defined Lawrence Eveslage, also known to them as the “Big E.” Quality Education: Student Government Faith: Kairos Service, Justice & Peace: Social Justice Quality Education: Art Adaptation & Change: Technology Family Spirit: House System Service, Justice & Peace: The Brothers 27 • FALL/WINTER 2011 Adaptation & Change: Theater MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 33

CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit The 2011 Alumni Awardees From Phil Kreiner, Special Recognition to the R. DEAN MEISZER, Alumni of the Class of 2011 BROTHER EVESLAGE AWARD: Alumni Association President Presented to an individual who through years of tireless effort has made significant Fellow Alumni, contributions to the growth of Moeller: From the recent 50th Anniversary to the culmination of an outstanding Dean Meiszer is a co-founder and presi- reunion year and dedication of a new Timeline exhibit, great things are dent of CBank. The bank was formed in happening at Moeller High, and I couldn’t be prouder to call this my alma 2007 to provide Commercial Banking mater and serve as your president of the Alumni Association. services to locally owned companies in the Greater Cincinnati market. We continue to recruit and build our class captains for each graduating Charlie Fiessinger ’11 Jack Schlueter ’11 Nick Lefke ’11 Man of Moeller Gold Shield Award Blessed Father Furthermore, CBank provides private year so that we can spread the good news, network, and engage the now From left: John George ’74 and Alumni Award (University of Dayton) Chaminade Award banking products and services to the more than 10,000 alums who are the “Men of Moeller.” We need your help! Association President Phil Kreiner ’76, (University of (College of area business owners and professionals in our community. If you would like to join our team of class captains, please call the Alumni key leaders within the alumni organization Notre Dame) Mt. St. Joseph) Office at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, to find out how Prior to forming CBank, Dean had a 17-year investment and you can help. You will see a complete listing of the merchant banking career with The Crisler Company and other related current class captains in this publication, and several enterprises. Upon graduation from Bowling Green State University, openings are still available. We ask you to consider YEAR Name EMAIL he joined Key Bank where he worked for his first 11 years while serving your class as we move forward with great The 2011-12 Moeller Alumni 1980 Robert G. Winterman [email protected] simultaneously earning an MBA at Xavier University. initiatives and support for Moeller. 1981 Timothy M. Dirr [email protected] Association Class Captains 1981 Lawrence G. Kuhlman [email protected] He and his wife, Susan, have two children, Nicholas ’06 and Natalie We hope you have enjoyed the first of many alumni If you are interested in joining 1982 Thomas J. Breitenbach [email protected] (MND ’08). Dean is the past chair of Moeller’s Finance Committee and electronic newsletters. We look forward to communicating our Class Captain Team, please 1982 Rob Ebel [email protected] vice chair of the Advisory Board where he worked closely with the with you our current school news, events, and alumni contact the Alumni Office at 1983 Joseph D. Foley [email protected] Moeller administration for eight years. connections. If you haven’t received your copy, please 1984 Jeff A. Schnedl [email protected] (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310. We 1985 Joseph A. Novello [email protected] contact the Alumni Office or email Mary Fischer at welcome your support in helping CAMERON JAY RAINS ’74, [email protected] to update your email address. 1985 James A. Stofko [email protected] with the Alumni Association’s 1986 Raymond J. Hilvert [email protected] DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD: In February we will be conducting a special initiatives and events for the 1986 Timothy E. Marklay [email protected] Presented to a graduate who has given contest for our alumni. When you go to our website 2011-12 year! If you are not 1986 R. Kent McKenzie [email protected] outstanding service to his (www.Moeller.org) and select “Alumni,” you will be receiving monthly electronic emails, please 1986 Stephen J. Weis [email protected] community and who has distinguished 1987 Francis W. Asbrock [email protected] given an opportunity to register online. By registering, call Mary Fischer at (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, himself as a Moeller alumnus: 1988 Joseph W. Hodge [email protected] we will also be able to serve you better by keeping or email [email protected], or login to https://netmoeller.moeller.org/login/ 1988 Robert A. Hornback [email protected] Jay Rains is a partner with DLA Piper, our alumni network current. 1989 Kevin Manley [email protected] to register and update your records. one of the world’s largest law firms, We continue to Once you register, you will 1989 Gregory T. Stofko [email protected] where he is global co-chair of the firm’s recruit and build also be entered into a drawing YEAR Name EMAIL 1990 Mike Beerman [email protected] Corporate and Securities Group and a our class captains for a free iPad! So spread 1964 Opening Available 1991 Michael S. Bohmer [email protected] member of the firm’s executive committee. for each graduating the word! 1965 Robert P. Niehaus [email protected] 1992 Joseph M. Cameron [email protected] year so that we can 1966 Pat Monahan [email protected] 1993 Joseph M. Schimpf [email protected] The respected English research firm As we enter the Christmas 1994 Brian M. Fitzpatrick [email protected] Chambers & Partners lists Jay in Chambers USA: America’s Leading spread the good 1967 David E. Schlueter [email protected] season, I ask you to prayerfully 1968 Timothy J. Albers [email protected] 1994 Nicholas G. Hodge [email protected] Lawyers for Business, noting that “He is known for the high quality of news, network, and consider a gift to the Moeller 1968 Gregory K. Rairden [email protected] 1994 Andrew J. Shafer [email protected] his work.” Jay has been recognized in The Best Lawyers in America engage the now Annual Fund. You may choose 1968 John N. Widmeyer [email protected] 1995 Andrew Kwiatkowski [email protected] and as a San Diego “Super Lawyer.” Additionally, the San Diego Daily more than 10,000 to designate your gift to support 1969 Opening Available 1996 Joseph P. Buckley [email protected] Transcript named him among San Diego County's Top Attorneys, alums who are the a scholarship sponsored by 1970 Michael J. Hacker michael.hackerge.com 1997 Justin Bayer [email protected] “the peer-selected best and brightest in San Diego’s legal arena.” “Men of Moeller.” your class year that will 1971 Dennis J. Riedmiller [email protected] 1998 Nathan R. Reed [email protected] 1999 Scott Jones [email protected] benefit a son of an alumni 1971 Mark A. Wellinghoff [email protected] Jay is a past president of the Century Club of San Diego and 1972 Thomas R. Wolf [email protected] 1999 Andrew B. Albers [email protected] was the general chairman of the 2000 Buick Invitational. He served who wishes to receive a Moeller education…the 1999 Daniel M. Stringer [email protected] same education that you received and cherish today. 1973 William R. MacEachen [email protected] as chairman of the local organizing committee, the Friends of Torrey 1974 Martin T. Lavelle [email protected] 2000 Michael P. Munafo [email protected] From all my work at Moeller over the past years, 2000 Mark D. Purdy [email protected] Pines, that raised $3.5 million for the restoration of Torrey Pines 1974 James D. Leugers [email protected] South. Jay was the co-general chairman of the 2008 U.S. Open and I can assure you that it is the best gift and investment 1974 John George [email protected] 2001 Opening Available a member of the Executive Committee of the U.S. Golf Association you can make. As always, keep the “Men of Moeller” 1974 Allen G. Vonderhaar [email protected] 2002 Anthony E. Cunningham [email protected] tradition strong! 1975 James A. Donnellon [email protected] 2002 Michael J. Welker [email protected] from 2003-10, serving three years as vice president. 1976 John W. Fead [email protected] 2003 Phillip R. Lane [email protected] A 1978 graduate of the College of Holy Cross (Mass.) where he Take Care and God Bless, 1976 Philip J. Kreiner [email protected] 2004 Vincent W. Vicario [email protected] 1976 Mark S. Kuhlman [email protected] 2005 Opening Available was a two-year football letterman, Jay received his law degree from 1977 Gerald J. Shannon [email protected] 2006 Joe Huffman Josephl.@[email protected] the University of Notre Dame in 1981, where he was also a graduate 1978 Thomas M. Woebkenberg [email protected] 2006 Adam J. Scheidler [email protected] assistant football coach for the Fighting Irish. He joined his current 1979 John M. Costello [email protected] 2007 Opening Available law firm that same year. 1979 Jeffrey P. Heidel [email protected] 2008 Matt McCormick [email protected] Phil Kreiner ’76, Moeller High School 1979 Pat J. Morgan [email protected] 2008 Anthony J. Rack [email protected] Jay lives in San Diego with his wife, Kathleen, and their daughter, Alumni Association President 1980 John G. Meyer [email protected] 2009 Zachary M. Freeman [email protected] Courtney. Their son and daughter-in-law, Cameron and Elizabeth, live 1980 Michael E. Suter [email protected] 2010 Opening Available in San Diego as well. 2011 Jack Schlueter [email protected] 29 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 30 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:06 PM Page 35

CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit Crusaders in the News From Pitcher to Producer… ALUMNI CALENDAR DECEMBER 2011 Basketball Alumni Night: But Always a “Man of Moeller” FEBRUARY Friday, December 23, 2011 will be a number of honored and Moeller vs. Middletown 7:30 PM By Mary Fischer, Development Associate MOELLER SPORTS STAG – distinguished guests who will make See www.Moeller.org (Support Moeller – Alumni) this a spectacular event. or www.LetsGoBigMoe.com for more information Mark your calendar for or contact the Alumni Office at (513) 791-1680, When Eric Fischer graduated from terrible event tran- months having learned Thursday, February 23, 2012! Chair Nick Hodge ’94, along with ext. 1310. Moeller in 1998, he was certain that a spired exactly 100 many camera Co-chair Mark Doran, are excited to career in baseball was his ultimate goal. years prior. techniques, different be working with a great group of MARCH He had a choice lighting skills, the staff and volunteers to make this a While working THE MOELLER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PROUDLY “Coach Cameron taught me and was faced writing process, great Stag for 2012. To volunteer or PRESENTS: LIFE PLANNING FOR RETIREMENT in Cincinnati, purchase a sponsorship, contact the discipline, hard work and with a good and editing work DATE: Wednesdays, Fischer visited Alumni Office at [email protected] opportunity with that takes place in March 7 & 14 winning,” said Fischer. Moeller and sought or (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310. TIME: 7-9 PM the Chicago making a film. The Registration begins January 1, 2012. out a current Moeller PLACE: Chaminade Library “It’s not just good enough White Sox. experience was life Crusader who might COST: $59 to put on a uniform. You For many changing and has (Note: The tuition covers one workbook and regis- be interested in helping 18-year-old helped me in my quest of tration for an individual and guest/spouse/partner.) have to know how to win.” on the movie set with graduates, gaining a better understanding WORKSHOP CONTENT: production work and experiencing We are pleased to announce Phil Life Planning for Retirement, Retirement Needs this path is not always so clear and of the process of how a film is created. Castellini, Chief Operations Officer for a movie production first-hand. He and Expenses, Retirement Roadblocks and certainly not always obtainable. I am very grateful to Eric Fischer.” the Cincinnati Reds, as the featured Mistakes, Retirement Income Sources, Retirement wanted a student who was passionate guest for the Moeller Sports Stag! Plan Distributions, Investments, Risk Management Besides the obvious talent, about this type of work Fischer has been delighted with Joining Phil for an exciting night to cele- and Asset Protection, Estate Planning brate the Cincinnati Reds is Eric grew and matured as and who would benefit the experience and the opportunity RSVP: The Financial Network Group, an athlete at Moeller. from this very valuable to help out a fellow Moeller student. Jeff Brantley, “The Cowboy” radio broad- (513) 469-7500, ext. 0 caster from the Cincinnati Reds Radio MORE INFO: Moeller Advancement Director “Coach Cameron taught experience. He visited two classrooms and spoke Network and major league Paul Keels '75, the voice of the Debbie Geiger at [email protected] me discipline, hard work to some aspiring videography students Current senior Tim All-Star pitcher. On hand for the evening Buckeyes, will be the 2012 Stag MC. WORKSHOP SPONSOR: and winning,” said Fischer. regarding his own personal story. Valentine was the obvious Edward J. Finke ’64, President “It’s not just good enough “Tim really knocked it out the park,” The Financial Network Group choice. Tim’s Moeller to put on a uniform. You commented Fischer. “If this is an www.thefinancialnetworkgroup.com rally videos are renowned have to know how to win. inclination of what Moeller is breeding throughout the school, MARCH A good teacher or coach in students, they are in very good and many clips have been 2012 REUNIONS Sunday, March 11, 2012 knows how to get you to shape. Moeller students should be featured on the Moeller Our Class Captains and Father-Son Mass & Breakfast perform at your highest very proud of whatever uniform they 9 AM website (www.Moeller.org).* organizers led a great level. Losing builds are wearing, class they are studying, Moeller Auditorium and Cafeteria reunion weekend in October character, but knowing and expecting While on vacation in North and the diploma they are receiving. that included a well-fought APRIL how to win leads to success.” Carolina, Valentine received a call They should be very proud.” victory football game Saturday, April 21, 2012 from Eric inviting him to participate as Fischer spent eight years as a When asked if Fischer had any against the LaSalle Lancers, MoeTown! an on-set intern production assistant. Savannah Center in West Chester, OH professional pitcher with the advice for the current student body golf, a stag, and a very well “At the time, I had no clue what I Proceeds benefit the Moeller Tuition Chicago White Sox followed by the or future “Men of Moeller,” he simply attended alumni social. was getting myself into,” says Assistance Program. See Minnesota Twins. Although he did stated, “If the door is closed in front the Moeller website, Valentine. “I was able to shadow The Alumni Office is some acting locally as a child in of you, don’t push it open – take it www.Moeller.org different people each day and pick committed to hosting Cincinnati, it was when he left baseball off its hinges!” (Support Moeller), for up techniques and skills needed for numerous reunion events online registration. For in 2007, moved to L.A., finished his that particular in the coming year, so more information, contact degree at Cal State University, and job. While on SAVE THE DATE! The Main Event Coordinator created eFish Entertainment, that he Marcia Lechner at the set I had a “Ever since I took the 2012 reunions will be held (513) 791-1680, ext. 1304, began a whole new career path. the weekend of Friday, discussion with video production class at or email her at “Moeller prepared me to go to work the writer of the October 5, 2012, and will [email protected]. Moeller my sophomore year feature the Moeller in the job force,” said Fischer. “It’s movie, Kevin I have been interested in film,” said Tim Valentine. Crusaders vs. Elder MAY different going directly into college Carraway, on SAVE THE DATE! “I have been on the set of Panthers. All alumni in after high school. I was thrown right the process of Moeller Red’s Night the movie Seven Below, the Classes of 1967, 1972, into professional sports. That’s a job. writing a movie. Friday, May 11, 2012, And Moeller prepared me to do it well.” It was great!” worked for the company 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, vs. the Washington Nationals Videograyphics, and created 1997, 2002, and 2007 will Watch for more details in the Fast-forward to July 2011: Eric Tim worked coming months… my own short movie clips be invited to celebrate in Fischer is now an accomplished for two months, with Jake Alexander for 2012! If you are interested ALUMNI BOARD actor, writer, and movie producer. showing up six Moeller. Using my talents in planning your reunion MEETINGS: The Alumni Association He and his wife, Brianna Lee days a week, to help others allows me to activities, please contact Board meets the following dates at Johnson, have paired together in 12 hours a day, have fun and help out the the Alumni Office at 7 PM in Moeller’s Board Room: their career and in life. They visited observing and Tim Valentine Moeller community. *Tim’s most recent video production – and (513) 791-1680, ext. 1310, Thursday, January 19, 2012 I plan on studying film Thursday, February 16, 2012 Cincinnati to begin work on their learning all the one of his most popular to date – features a or email Thursday, March 15, 2012 latest project, Seven Below, an indie different pieces clever music promo for the annual Canned in college, and I dream Photos complements of Dennis Cronin ’64 [email protected]. Thursday, April 19, 2012 thriller starring Val Kilmer. The story that make up a Food Drive. He created this clip with senior of someday being on the Jake Alexander, and it’s available on YouTube. Thursday, May 17, 2012 centers on a group of strangers film. “I walked set of my own movie.” trapped in a time warp house where a away after two 31 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 32 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:07 PM Page 37

CrusaderEducation Connectionsin the Family Spirit Weddings Mike Ward ’86: Moeller extends its best wishes to the following graduates and faculty who Adventure at Sea have/will “tie the knot”: By Mary Fischer, Development Associate Mike Ward ’86 still walks the halls of Moeller High School. hospital by a wonderful local family and, after a In his 20th year of teaching, he is a recognizable night in the ER, had surgery on my scalp. My O’Connor, John ’66 has been figure whose passion for teaching the Men of fiancée Heidi extended her trip to help me recover, self-employed for nearly 40 years, Moeller has never diminished. Many a graduate and we were truly amazed and humbled at the providing security for Archbishop enters their college career a better student for his hospitality, friendliness, and concern of the locals.” Moeller High School for 29 years. His wife, Diane, has worked for influence on them in science and math. But there Undaunted, Mike soon prepared for the Burbrink, Rick ’66 American Airlines for 25 years. is another activity that he enjoys almost as much voyage home. “My goal and dream was to make retired from the United His son, Tony, runs cross country as teaching…sailing. a single-hand passage,” he said. States Post Office after and track for Lakota East and his 37 years in management. daughter, Tiffany, holds a 3.8 GPA. This past July, Mike and Tim Erdmann, a fellow For the first two days the winds were fickle, He is now employed with ICF as an John has six grandchildren and Moeller science teacher, along with two other sailors and then a storm began to brew. “I spent the next analyst/engineer. He and his wife, loves to travel. departed southern Virginia for a 680-mile Atlantic 36 hours changing sails, tending to mechanical Pam, have five grandchildren. crossing to Bermuda. Their vessel was Mike’s 1977 issues, fixing broken equipment, navigating, etc. Rivers, Dan ’66 retired Monahan, John ’66 in 2003 from teaching Michelle Lynn Katie Pontius and Westsail 32 cutter, the Seahawk. While onboard the all while trying to maintain my sleeping and eating recently retired from history, American six-plus days excursion, they were able to observe patterns,” he said. “That 36-hour span was one of service with the government, and Millennor and Kevin Buckley ’02, flying fish, a pod of dolphins playing in the bow wave, the most challenging periods of my life. Towards Amberly Village Police economics for the Cincinnati Matt Rooks ’98, October 1, 2011. Department after 37 1/2 years, the Public Schools. He currently works and “unbelievable sunrises, sunsets, and stars!” the end of the storm I was experiencing 20-30 last 18 as police and fire chief. He as a volunteer at the Edgar Cayce July 2, 2011. Upon arrival, the four couples enjoyed experiencing knot winds with wave heights approaching 15 feet. and his wife, Donna, have three Foundation in Virginia Beach island life, eating out, and swimming “on some of I felt the power of those at home praying for me children and nine grandchildren where he writes dream analysis the most beautiful beaches in the world,” Mike said. as I had to frequently dig down into my reserves with one on the way. John currently and interpretation for clients and Births is an appraiser and realtor. frequently gives talks on the subject. “We also attended Sunday morning service at the to get things done.” Dan enjoys flying after earning his oldest African-American church on the island. “In summary,” he said, “the trip was one of the Monahan, Pat ’66 has private pilot’s license in 1995. Congratulations to the following couples: most beautiful, awesome, and challenging experiences been involved as a board What an experience!” Stephanie and Mark On the night before his return voyage, Mike’s I have ever had. I feel that I have grown tremendously member of Community Snell, Jim ’66 is a Chest and the village Vietnam era veteran Schaeper ’90, son, adventure began to foreshadow rougher waves through the adversities I faced. What’s more, mayor of Shawnee Hills, OH, for serving in the Air ahead. “I had a major accident with the boat’s wind I will always be able to say that I crossed an the last four years. He is happily Force 1967-71. Matthew Lloyd generator—a large windmill that generates electricity ocean on my own boat.” married to his wife, Julia, since He has been married 38 plus years Schaeper, May 10, 2004. They met as army veterans to his wife, Pam. They have one 2011, in Mooresville, NC. for the boat,” he explained. “I was taken to the marching in a Memorial Day daughter, Erin, and one grandson, parade. Pat’s children are grown, with a second grandchild born in and he has 13 grandchildren. He October 2011. Leah and Jason Topits served in the US Army as a staff ’99, son, Jackson sergeant in Vietnam. Robert Topits, July 15, Moeller Expands its Alumni 2011. Network to Washington, D.C. Moeller is expanding its alumni network by beginning mission and impact,” Emmy and Andy Dumond the process to open a new chapter in Washington, D.C. he said. “It will also ’04, son, Adrian Dumond, Kevin Kimener ’98, one of the organizers of this initia- expand support for August 29, 2011. tive, explains why. "With Moeller alumni having forged select initiatives, great strides in the business, political, philanthropic, and exploring the alumni's Steve Backhus ’67 FACULTY/STAFF BIRTHS academic communities, developing these local chapters ability to influence Wenstrup, Steve ’66 is passed away from nationwide will help spread awareness of Moeller’s their communities, and increase networking and leadership a management consultant complications of Jenny and Zach Gagel opportunities. We are only limited by our imagination.” for Wenstrup Management cancer on April 11, 2011. He is ’95, son, Matthew David Consulting. He retired from survived by his wife, Rosanne, Gagel, October 4, 2011. After meeting with the Speaker of the House John Procter & Gamble after 29 years and their four children: Boehner ’68 at his office on Capitol Hill, the chapter of service. After graduation from Theresa, Cristine, Annie, and Melanie and Matt Johnson, organizers – Kevin, along with President Bill Hunt, the University of Cincinnati, Steve Michael. Steve wrestled, son, Jacob Charles Johnson, Bro. Ron Luksic, and Erik Traynham ’98 – hosted a served in the US Army as an army golfed, and ran cross country October 3, 2011 (not pictured). small alumni gathering at The Army & Navy field artillery officer in the US, at Moeller. He graduated from Club (photo left). Germany, and South Korea. He UC and worked for the GAO Abby and Doug Rosfeld and his wife, Carolyn, have been after earning his MBA from ’97, daughter, Adele President Bill Hunt and Bro. Ron Luksic, S.M., recently married for over 40 years and Case Western Reserve. Faith Rosfeld, have two married children and five Steve served in Germany traveled to Washington, D.C., to begin developing a new September 14, 2011. alumni chapter. Pictured, from left: Erik Traynham ’98, Bill grandchildren. Tim stays busy with early in his career. His family Hunt, John Boehner ’68, Kevin Kimener ’98, Bro. Ron many parish and church-related resides in the Washington DC Luksic, S.M., and Dave Schnittger ’89. volunteer activities. (The Wenstrup area. (The Backhus Family Family pictured above.) pictured above.) 33 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 34 MoeFW1171.qxp 12/13/11 3:07 PM Page 39

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Kuhlman, Mark ’76 Suter, Matt ’81 Schwarber, Tom ’86 works in sales for graduated from the graduated from Case Paper Company. University of Dayton in The Ohio State His wife, Leslie, is executive 1985 and has been employed by University. He had a director at Ruah Woods which P&G for the last 26 years. short stint in the minor leagues teaches Theology of the Body. Married to Kelly for 17 years, with the Detroit Tigers. Tom They have two children, Laura they have four children: Holly married Lynn Giroud and three and Sara. Laura is in her third (15), Thomas (14), Katie (12), years later had triplet boys. A year of formation at Mater and Patrick (10). He is active year and a day later they had a Geiger, Chris ’04 Ecclesiae College and is in his church and coaching all girl! He enjoys time with family graduated in May pursuing a religious vocation. four children. and has spent the last five years 2011 with his master’s Sara is a sophomore at High Point as the pitching coach for the in business administration from University studying education Braig, Kevin ’86 and his wife, Middletown Middies varsity Thomas More College. He is and playing Division Il lacrosse. team. He works as a sales Kristen, moved into their current currently employed with Unilever home at Indian Lake in 2004. consultant for Smith and Nephew. Lohstroh Jr., Robert ’71 Schneider, Jim ’76 moved to They have two children, Ryan as a category management and his wife, Cynthia, Tampa, FL, in 1988 to enjoy the and Annie, who enjoy summer Shea, Pat ’86 and his wife, Meg, manager and was relocated to have five children and sun and beach. He still loves it lake life. In the fall of 2010, have been married and living in reside in Cincinnati. Minneapolis, MN, in November. there and now considers Kevin took his dad (a lifelong Madeira since 1997. They have In July 2009, Robert (Pictured left, Debbie, Chris, and Cincinnati a nice place to visit, Green Bay Packers fan) to two daughters, Carley and Macy. underwent a double lung transplant Bill Geiger at Thomas More although he misses the town, Lambeau Field to see the In 2009 he was elected to the at Methodist Hospital in restaurants, and friends. He Packers beat the Detroit Lions. Madeira Board of Education and is College graduation, May 2011.) Indianapolis. Since recovering, works as a pharmacist with currently serving as vice president. he volunteers with Lifecenter in Walmart and has three children: Pat has been the national sales Cincinnati and goes to various Koetter, Tim ’86 Kate, Brad, and Alli. manager at Cincinnati Metals for events to promote organ donations graduated from the more than four years now. and a non-smoking lifestyle. University of Cincinnati with a degree in mechanical engineering. Albrinck, John ’76 and Sandy Tim worked in North Carolina, were married in 1988 and have two Mississippi, and Kentucky children: Steve, who graduated before settling back in Cincinnati. from Moeller in 2008, and Bauer, William ’81 is a He and his wife, Lori, have three Michelle, who will graduate senior engineer for the Sauer, John ’91 children: Alex (8), Ellie (6), and from Mt. Notre Dame in 2012. Ford Motor Company. owns and operates He graduated from the Sarah (4), and they live in two Skyline Chili University of Dayton in 1985 Evendale. He has worked for restaurants in Asbrock, John ’76 and Rhonda Covidien for 15 years. were married Sept. 27, 1980. with a mechanical engineering Maineville and Centerville. He Their son, Mark, is a Wright degree and a master’s degree in and his wife, Heather, have twin State graduate and in the Army engineering management from boys born in 2006. Reserves. Their daughter, Emily, Wayne state University. He is a Northern Kentucky and his wife, Tracy, have two Hall, Wade Benton University graduate. Mark has children, Alee and Eric. ’94 was promoted to Geyman, Matt ’06 graduated with his bachelor’s in worked as a trooper for the Ohio the rank of chief petty mechanical engineering from the University of State Highway Patrol for more officer aboard the Dayton in December 2010. He began his master’s than 27 years. carrier USS Dwight D. degree in aerospace engineering at UD in January 2011 Eisenhower CVN 69. When the and has been completing his thesis research at Wright- carrier returned to home port Bauer, John ’76 is a Midwest Patterson Air Force Base. He presented his ongoing thesis regional manager for Sato of Norfolk, VA, his parents America, Inc. He and his wife, attended his pinning where the research at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Ann, have been married for 26 sailors had their insignia of rank Astronautics 29th Applied Aerodynamics Conference in years and have two children, and golden anchors pinned to Waikiki, HI, in June 2011. (Pictured above, Matt Geyman Leah and Evan. their collars. Wade is engaged on a recent visit to Hawaii.) to marry Marybeth Suson from the Philippine Islands. Day, James ’76 is a primary care physician for the Frondorf, James ’96 Pictured above, Dylan Russell and Garrett Hevesi Cass, In Memoriam Eastern Hills Internal Medical is an assistant vice We express our condolences and deepest president of credit grandchildren of Moeller staff member Debi Cass and practice. He graduated from The her husband Norm, enjoy pre-game Moeller Crusader sympathies to the families and friend’s Ohio State University Medical services for the School in 1984 and completed Federal Home Loan Bank of football activities. of these and other members of the the Christ Hospital Residency Cincinnati. He earned an MBA Moeller Family who have passed on:* Internal Medicine program in in finance from the University of 1987. He and his wife, Cynthia, Cincinnati in 2009 and has been Stanek, Joe ’06 Asbrock, Raymond Hennigan, Thomas ’72 have been married for 30 years married to his wife, Beth, since graduated from Backhus, Steve ’67 Morand, Robert and have three children. 2004. They have three children the University of Barnes, Gerald Morthorst, Arthur King, Tim ’81 has spent the last 15 years as and reside in Union, KY. a funeral director for Tufts Schildmeyer Family Cincinnati in Billups, David ’67 Reilly, Ruth Huiet, Tom ’76 December 2010. During his Borgert, Edwin Schlie, Thomas works as the HUD Funeral Homes, Inc. He began his career in Molloy, Justin '96 was recently Cameron, Eric ’06 four years at UC he worked project manager and 1997 after going back to school and graduating from the promoted to assistant professor was a 2011 graduate of for the football team and Eckley, David Valerius, Marian electric inspector for Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science. He originally at the University of Oklahoma Indiana University currently is employed as a Galinari, Chip ’65 Wagner, Dorothy School of Art & Art History’s Middletown. He and his wife, graduated from the University of Dayton in 1985 and spent where he was a videographer for the Hanley, Audrey Visual Communication Program. four-year starter on the Teresa, reside in that city and nine years teaching high school science and coaching University of Tennessee. have seven children. Justin and his wife, Rachel, now wrestling team and a two-time * In our last issue we incorrectly included Mike Simon ’83. His family football. Tim is married to Mira, and they have two daughters. call the Sooner State home and are NCAA finalist. assures us Mike is alive and well, and his software company, LogMeIn, (Tim King and his family pictured above.) currently living in the university that we noted in last year’s fall/winter edition continues to thrive. community of Norman, a suburb of Oklahoma City. 35 • FALL/WINTER 2011 FALL/WINTER 2011 • 36