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Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 1 Brescia NOW! Magazine

Rev. Larry Hostetter, S.T.D. In This Issue President

Commencement 2011 Todd Brock 4 Graduates begin the next phase in their Vice President for Institutional life’s journey. Advancement [email protected]

Tina Kasey Destination Programs Editor Brescia’s two schools are recognized as Director of Public Relations 6 destination programs for the University. [email protected]

Brescia NOW! Alternative Spring Break Trip Published by the Hear stories as several students spent their Offi ce for Institutional Advancement spring break volunteering with children 8 and Alumni Relations and adults with Cerebral Palsy. Brescia University 717 Frederica St. Spirit of Angela Award Owensboro, KY 42301 An education student from Daviess 10 County and a theology student from Visit us online: www.brescia.edu. Florida receive an award for their attitude, Christ-like spirit, and aptitude to do well. Brescia NOW! is distributed to more than 5,000 alumni and friends across the United States.

2011 Distinguished Alumni Brescia University is accredited by Sr. Michele Morek, Kevin Carrico, and the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Shirley Hawkins received the University’s Association of Colleges and Schools 18 (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, highest award. Georgia 30033-4097; Telephone 404-679-4501) to award associate, bachelor, Donor Report and master’s degrees. 24 Admissions: (877) 273-7242 Alumni Relations: (270) 686-2111 Homecoming 2011 Development: (270) 686-2101 Chariot Races return for the second Public Relations: (270) 686-2110 42 year in a row; plus, Campus Capers returns after a several year hiatus. Brescia University Mission Statement: Brescia University is a Catholic, liberal arts institution founded in the Ursuline tradition of personal and social transformation through education. In Every Issue Directed to academic and moral excellence in a student-centered environment, Brescia Student News offers undergraduate and graduate programs Faculty News that serve students who seek success through Alumni News rewarding careers and service to others. Brescia Athletics Cover Photo: Ashley Miller winding down at the beach Class Notes during the Alternative Spring Break in Pensacola, FL. Courtesy: Tracy Naylor ’01 Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 2 Dear Brescians,

Welcome to the Summer 2011 edition of the Brescia NOW! Inside you will fi nd the President’s Donor Report as well as an overview of the latest news at Brescia. The highlight, of course, was our commencement ceremony on May 14, 2011, at Owensboro’s Riverpark Center. It is always a moment of intense pride for me as I see our students crossing the stage to receive their diploma. The smiles on their faces and the joy of their families underscore the great accomplishment they have achieved in earning a university degree.

Dr. James Voyles, Brescia alumnus and prominent Atlanta attorney, gave the commencement address challenging our students to use their liberal arts education to do great things. We were proud to confer on Dr. Voyles an Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters.

Central to Dr. Voyles’ life is his spirit of service, especially in his efforts to give voice to the vulnerable members of our society. I’m proud that this value of servant leadership continues to be fostered at Brescia. Inside these pages you will read about the work of the Brescia University Habitat for Humanity chapter. The work of these students exemplifi es the energy and commitment that our students have in serving others. This is but one example of the immersive educational experience that is integral to the Brescia Difference.

I hope you enjoy reading about Brescia, our students, faculty and staff. None of this, of course, would be possible without your support. So, allow me to say thank-you. Because of your prayers, time, and fi nancial support, Brescia continues its mission of educating in the Ursuline tradition. Thank you!

Fr. Larry Hostetter President

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 3 Commencement 2011 A New Chapter Begins

n a chilly, rainy Saturday morning, hundreds of people fi led into the RiverPark Center in O downtown Owensboro to celebrate the academic achievements of 116 graduates. Brescia University’s commencement was unique this year since for the fi rst time, graduates from our online programs traveled from as far away as Maryland, North Carolina, and Wyoming to attend. Degrees were awarded as such: one associate of science; 20 bachelors of art; 48 bachelors of science; 21 bachelors of social work; 16 masters of business administration; and 10 masters of science in curriculum and instruction. Bishop William F. Medley gave the invocation, and the 2011 class representative, Sagan Sette, was the student speaker.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 4 James E. Voyles ’65, Ph.D., JD, was the commencement speaker at this year’s graduation ceremony. Voyles also was awarded an honorary degree, Doctor of Humane Letters. Voyles encouraged the 2011 graduates to go forth, make a difference and accomplish all their goals. Voyles has spent the past thirty plus years working in the legal fi eld as attorney, legal scholar, university professor, and civil rights activist. He is the author of numerous professional publications and has represented a wide range of clients. Voyles’ most notable case involved the representation of 2,300 African-Americans in a discrimina- tion case which resulted in the largest employment settlement in the history of the United States. Most recently, he has been active in the entertainment industry, representing artists such as Usher and the Ray Charles Foundation. He is currently the senior partner of the Voyles Milhollin Law Firm.

BresciaBrescia NONOW!W!! SSummerummer 20201111 5 Brescia’s Strategic Direction for Destination Programs

n keeping with the direction of the Brescia University Strategic Plan, which states that we see the University “recognized as a moral and intellectual powerhouse with destination programs I that will draw students from near and far,” Brescia selected the School of Education and the William H. Thompson School of Business as our destination programs. Both of these programs refl ect a unique, educational experience with a focus on the liberal arts and our Ursuline heritage. In the School of Education, four students earned national recognition by scoring in the top 15% in the nation on their Praxis II exams. Every education student in the United States must pass the Praxis in their respective teaching fi elds. These students are Audrey Popham ’11, Erika Murphy ’11, Sondra Williams ’12, and Stacy Robertson ’12. Two new degree programs were added to the School of Education: a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education (IECE) and a Master of Science in Teacher Leadership (MSTL). The IECE program will benefi t childcare employees and those interested in working with children from birth through kindergarten including those with disabilities. In June, Brescia learned the Kentucky Department of Education and the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Audrey Popham Authority both have approved the IECE degree for the KIDS (Kentucky Invests in Developing Success) Now Scholarship. This scholarship is available to anyone currently working with young children in a licensed childcare center, private preschool, family certifi ed home, or public preschool as an aide or assistant. The amount available per student

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 6 Erika Murphy per year is $1,800. paper presentation contest which accepted papers from This scholarship may be combined with any other fi nancial business students from colleges and universities in the aid, grants, or scholarships. The IECE program was tri-state area. The winning paper presentation received $100 designed by adjunct faculty member, Jennifer Brey, and through a sponsorship with PNC Bank. Brescia’s School of former Academic Dean and Chair of the School of Business faculty remain committed in assisting students to Education, Sr. Sharon Sullivan. land internships which allow them opportunities to take their The MSTL program will teach students about their classroom knowledge and apply it to real world situations. leadership styles while using latest research to help them in This spring, students in Brescia’s business policy class the classroom. The focus of the program is on equipping received global recognition for their performance in a participants to work with all students in an inclusive semester-long business simulation exercise. Each team was classroom setting. This master’s program can be completed measured on criteria, such as earnings per share, return on in two years or at one’s own pace. It was created by Patricia average equity and stock price. Two of the student groups Akoji, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education in the School ranked in the top 100 out of more than 550 teams from of Education. fi fty-plus colleges and universities world-wide. Brescia’s education alumni continue to shape the minds of Rohnn Sanderson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of young people throughout the nation. Not only are they Economics and Marc Pugliese, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of making a difference in their classrooms, but also in advisory Theology, are collaborating on a book concerning economics roles on the legislative level. Meg Gatten, 2002 elementary and ethics. The book is being written to educate people about education and 2010 master of science in curriculum and the basic principles of economics; to educate economists instruction alumna, was appointed by Kentucky Governor about the area of philosophical ethics; and to show how the Steve Beshear to the State Advisory Council for Gifted two disciplines interact. Education. According to the State’s website, this council The greater Owensboro business community continues works to “formulate and offer recommendations related to realize the importance of a higher education degree and to services for gifted and talented students.” These encourages their employees to continue their education recommendations are infl uential in forming policies in through our two business master’s programs. In May, there the state. were sixteen graduates receiving a master’s of business The William H. Thompson School of Business has spent administration. the past year working on building relationships with their alumni and the greater Owensboro community. They began a

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 7 Spring Break & Serving Others Making a Difference in the Community

n March, Brescia University students continued the local group home. Although, instead of just relaxing at tradition of spending their spring break in what the end of the day, the students returned to the group I is commonly referred to as an alternative spring home for dinner with the Cerebral Palsy clients. The break (ASB). Instead of joining the hoards of other interaction with the members of the group home was students at some tropical paradise, these students spent the moment in the trip that the students began to their time giving back to others through a service realize why they were there. project. One particular client touched student Ashley Miller’s This year, Brescia’s ASB trip travelled to Pensacola, heart. Ashley said the lady had them laughing all night, Florida, to work with people who have Cerebral Palsy. even though she communicated via sign language, and Six students and one chaperone made the ten-hour the students communicated back through writing on drive arriving at their destination ready for a night of paper. “The night ended all too soon,” Ashley said. “As sleep before their work began. I signed to her ‘time to go,’ she looked at me with eyes Their fi rst project consisted of painting a kitchen that I will forever remember and said ‘no.’ It was so sad at a Cerebral Palsy campus. Day one became a great to have to leave her. I had made such a connection.” day of team building. “I witnessed leadership in ways Day three was a “free” day for the students. They all I never expected,” said Jake Davis. “It was incredibly attended a church service in the morning, made a huge inspiring to see the leadership skills we all possess breakfast, napped, played games, shopped, and just manifest themselves in such seemingly menial tasks.” enjoyed each other’s company. Day two included more painting but this time at a

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 8 Day four took a turn from all manual labor to some playing Wii Bowling. After lunch, there was downtime manual labor and a lot of human interaction as the in which the students were able to spend time getting group spent the day at the Capstone Academy. to know the clients even better. “We discussed genres They were divided into groups and worked with of music, movies, and one client outsmarted us all with children with autism, cerebral palsy, and physical the numerous random riddles she told and the disabilities. extensive knowledge of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Isaac Duncan said each of them had separate that she effortlessly recited,” said Brenda Palmer. experiences, being divided into groups, but everyone Wheelchair races took place next, and the agreed it was a very meaningful and rewarding afternoon ended with watching Scooby-Doo together. experience. “We all had so much fun, made many Leaving hardly a dry eye in the building, it was a memories, and were able to refl ect on our experience bittersweet day as the clients cried when the Brescia and connect it to our various majors. Some of us group had to depart for the last time. even plan on becoming pen pals with some of the Each of the students, along with the chaperone, people we’ve met.” returned from this experience looking forward to next The day ended with a visit to the beach to watch the year’s ASB project as well as the opportunity to serve sun set over the ocean. others and make a difference. The last day of the trip, day fi ve, was Fun Friday. The students spent the day in various groups assisting clients in activities including making wind chimes and

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 9 Spirit of Angela

Recognized during Founder’s Week Award - Text used with permission from Sr. Rose Marita O’Bryan and Dan Kuntz, Ph.D.

ngela Merici, answering God’s call, creatively Jason has the founded the Company of Saint Ursula on heart of a November 25, 1535, in Brescia, Italy. The teacher. His love Order of Saint Ursula and its educational of learning and mission developed out of the seeds planted by Angela in the eagerness to ACompany. Brescia University, a sponsored institution of the share what he Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, developed out of has learned make those very seeds planted by Angela and is being guided in her his methods of spirit today. teaching effective and his desire for the scholarly life Members of the Brescia Family were given the contagious. Indeed, Jason brought his students to a mastery opportunity to nominate a Brescia student who possesses in of vocabulary skills with creative study strategies that are remarkable ways the spirit of Angela Merici. From among unique but very successful. Jason is an avid reader, who has those students nominated, a panel of judges identifi ed the gift of connecting scholarly content to adolescent inter- Michele Johnston and Jason Ward as the recipients of the est. It is perhaps Jason, himself, that most effectively connects 2011 Spirit of Angela award. learning with life. For Jason, it has always been academic plus Michele Johnston, who was the only woman in a class of personal growth that turns an adolescent into a thriving and nineteen in Brescia’s online program for the Diocese of contributing member of society. “If I can help one person, Pensacola-Tallahassee, was the fi rst recipient. Like Saint then maybe I can keep the gears of hope turning, which is Angela, she is a strong, intelligent woman living out her bound to produce a selfi sh pursuit of mine – smiles and vocation in a male-dominated environment, and like Saint laughter.” Indeed, Jason is an extraordinary example of this Angela, she exhibits no bitterness as she does so. Michele has himself. a deep sense of the presence of Christ in her marriage and in “I would say that Brescia University allowed me to en- the love of Jesus for those to whom she ministers. She pos- counter all aspects of the Brescia Difference and, specifi cally, sesses a strong dedication to encouraging others to use their ‘Promotion of Servant Leadership.’ None of this would have gifts toward making a difference in our 21st century world. been possible, of course, without such a strong core of staff, Michele, who is studying theology in preparation for educators, and students at Brescia University,” Jason said serving in lay ecclesial ministry, has been a unique part of the about the education he received at Brescia University. online theology program and has greatly helped all of the participants, in ways great and small, to be better prepared for future ministry as Permanent Deacons. Michele has left an indelible testament to the strength and wisdom of women in the Christian tradition. The spirit of Angela lives in her. Jason Ward, our second recipient of the Spirit of Angela award, is a caring individual as well. Beyond being a giving husband to his wife, Rebecca, and a kind and thoughtful father to his two step-daughters, Jason cares for his grandpar- ents by doing their shopping and chopping their wood. Jason worked tirelessly in the Curriculum Resource Center, where the loss of its director meant that Jason took on many of the director’s duties and kept the Center running smoothly and effectively until a full-time replacement could be hired.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 10 AROUND CAMPUS

Fellowship of Christian at OASIS and said, “it was such a Athletes blessing to see the reactions of the children when they received the A growing club on campus, the [baskets].” Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), was founded at Brescia in 2008. There are now approximately Storyteller Performs forty students, who actively participate In April, Brescia hosted Saundra in the club. The group meets every Kelley, a regionally-known writer, weekday in Brescia’s Quad at noon educator and storyteller, on campus. for prayer. Brescia’s FCA theme verse Saundra held a workshop and then from the Bible is Philippians 1:6, “I performed several of her stories. Her can do all things through Christ who stories involved a blend of Appala- strengthens me.” chian Jack Tales and takes from the When Jacob Blevins ’12 fi rst came natural world. This event was spon- to Brescia, there wasn’t an FCA on sored by Brescia’s theatre department campus. Jacob says that he was active and the English department’s Ichabod in FCA throughout his high school Society. years and was hoping to continue in the club during college. Fine Art Faculty Exhibition He says with the help of God and In April, Brescia’s Division of Fine friends, especially Bryce Garrett ’12, Arts faculty members exhibited their Jacob was able to install FCA as a work in the campus art gallery. The recognized organization at Brescia. show included ceramics, paintings, “The platform of sports is a graphic art, photography and more. tremendous opportunity to witness to Featured Brescia faculty members others and share the Good News of included Alena Kiefer, Erin Jones, Jesus Christ. God is too great to be Frank Krevens, David Stratton and kept a secret. Our goal is to proclaim Sr. Mary Diane Taylor. what He has done for all of us, what He is yet to do, just how much He Soles4Souls Shoe Drive loves each and every one of us, and A shoe drive took place on campus the awesome plan He has for our lives during the spring semester with 121 if we’d just let Him into our hearts.” pairs of shoes donated to Soles4Souls, Inc. in Old Hickory, TN. Eva Student Social Work Club Atkinson ’79, Brescia campus The Brescia Student Social Work Club counselor, and her daughters dropped took time before Easter this year to off the shoes. prepare baskets for the children at OASIS, a local shelter for abused and battered women and their children. Nearly fi fty baskets were assembled by members of the club. Christin Tucker, BSSWC president, said the club chose this particular project because most people do not view Easter as being an important holiday for children. The club disagreed. A club member also works

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 11 AROUND CAMPUS

Peace Activist and Author Empty Bowls Fundraiser Brescia University was delighted to It was a record-breaking year for the have a nationally-known Jesuit priest, annual Empty Bowls fundraiser this peace activist, organizer, lecturer, spring. A total of $3,281.01 was raised retreat leader, and author/editor of with all proceeds benefi tting twenty books on peace and nonvio- St. Benedict’s Homeless Shelter. lence on campus in March. Reverend Brescia University donated the John Dear was even nominated for clay, glaze, and space to make more the Nobel Peace Prize by Archbishop than 350 bowls for the soup dinner. Desmond Tutu. Cost to attend the dinner was $15 and Through Brescia’s Contemporary included soup, bread, drinks and the Woman Program, the public was handmade bowl. invited to attend his presentation, This fundraiser is an opportunity “Blessed Are the Peacemakers.” to inform others of the ongoing, Rev. Dear inspired the crowd to fi nd though sometimes silent, issue of an issue you care about and “be pas- hunger in our nation and community. sionate about making a difference.” Summer Fine Arts Courses World-Reknowned Harpist Over the summer, Brescia University Brescia and the Diocese of launched a new initiative to educate Owensboro co-sponsored a concert area teenagers and adults interested in by world-renowned harpist, Cheryl the fi ne arts. It is called “The Commu- Ann Fulton, in April. She is America’s nity Institute for the Arts at Brescia.” premier performer of historical harps It was a three-week course that met and one of the few harpists in the for two hours, twice a week. The non- world to play triple, medieval and credit courses offered students an op- contemporary lever harps. Dr. Fulton portunity to work with an instructor has been playing and teaching harps to develop a path that fi ts their own for more than 20 years. particular interests and needs. Fine Dr. Fulton’s work can be heard arts offered this summer were: on more than thirty albums and ceramics, photography, weaving, intro soundtracks in styles such as to theatre, and interdisciplinary art. contemporary, medieval, and Celtic. She is also a composer, whose work has been featured on National Public Radio. You can see videos and photos from the event by visiting the Brescia University Facebook Page.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 12 AROUND CAMPUS

New Student of the Year for Humanity. She has volunteered her Several students received awards time to help build a house for Habitat this past year, including Henderson, for Humanity, as well as, helping at the KY student, Carla Crespo ’14. Carla Apple Festival, the Buddy Walk, the received the New Student of the Year Special Olympics, the Dream Rid- award. The winner is elected by the ers’ Jamboree, as an assistant softball Student Development staff based coach, an assistant t-ball coach, a on the students participation in on- youth counselor and as a Eucharistic campus activities, leadership positions, minister at her church. community service and volunteer work. 2011 Honors Recipients During Carla’s freshman year at At the Honor’s Convocation this Brescia, she became President of the spring, 84 students received honors, Freshman Class Council, a member of awards and scholarships for their St. Angela’s Messenger (SAMS) Club, scholastic achievements. involved in Campus Ministry, the As part of the convocation, a University Choir and Pep band, and Celebration of Excellence took place was elected as Student Government in the Campus Study Pavilion. Association (SGA) Secretary for the Students gave oral and poster 2011-2012 term. She is a volunteer at presentations. There was a tie for the her home parish, Holy Name Church, best oral presentation between “The in Henderson and was named Lady of Green Synthesis of a Fluorescent the Court during Homecoming 2010. Natural Product” by Laura Thompson and Megan Short and “A Multi-step Rotary’s Hager Award Synthesis of 5–5-diphenyl-4-penten- Emily Gatton ’11 was named a recipi- 2-one” by Austin Tapp, Jasen London ent of the Owensboro Rotary Club’s and Jacob Blevins. Larry Hager Award this past spring. The best poster was “Trompe The Owensboro Rotary began L’oeil Paper Foods” by Trena giving out this award in 1992 to Bratcher, Miriam Key, Sara Downs, “honor seniors at local high schools Alexandra Ford, Ben Goetz, Mindi and colleges who have made signifi - Addington, Kendra McIntyre, and cant contributions to their schools Kaylen Rhodes. Everything pictured through academic achievement.” was made from paper. According to the Rotary’s website, Also this spring, 134 students were recipients are chosen based on the named to the Dean’s List, meaning following criteria: “good character, these students fi nished the semester good citizenship, participation in with at least a cumulative GPA of 3.5. worthwhile activities and wholesome infl uence on others; compassion, Campus Capers concern and action for others A campus favorite returned this (‘Service above Self ’); and a scholastic spring. Students, faculty and staff record refl ecting earnest effort and competed through skits, songs, poetry consistent progress.” readings, and musical performances at While at Brescia, Emily has served the reintroduced Campus Capers. Jake as the Treasurer for the National Davis ’12 and Katie Beyke ’11 won Student Speech, Language and Hear- for performing a news-related skit and ing Association and President of the imitating Drs. Craig Barrette and Ellen Brescia University chapter of Habitat Dugan-Barrette. Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 13 Campus Habitat for Humanity Chapter Making Dreams Come True

Making dreams a reality. That is what Habitat for Humanity does for people every day across the United States. Locally, the Brescia University Habitat for Humanity Chapter has been doing its part to make a dream come true for an Owensboro family. Brescia’s H4H chapter has co-sponsored a house at 2314 West 9th Street.

The foundation of the home was poured in late February, and the building of the home was underway with student support by early April. This is the fi rst home that BU’s H4H chapter has co-sponsored. Since 1999, the chapter has been active in assisting with projects affi liated with H4H and in putting man-hours into other homes.

Club president during the time of the build, Emily Gatton ’11, said the purpose of the build was to show the community what the Brescia Difference is all about. “We wanted to prove to the community what the ‘Brescia Difference’ really is. I feel like we succeeded by pulling together to sponsor and build, not just a house, but a HOME, for such a deserving family.”

Over the course of the spring semester walls were raised and painted, and the fl ooring and appliances were installed. It typically takes 3-6 months for a house to be completed from start to fi nish. An offi cial house dedication took place on July 24, 2011.

Virginia Braswell, Owensboro-Daviess County H4H Executive Director, said the project should be fi nished by mid-July, complete with a closing and dedication. This is the 95th Habitat House in Owensboro. She said the family of four have been very active in preparing their home for the move. H4H requires that their families put in 350 hours of sweat equity either on their own home, someone else’s, or other H4H projects. Braswell said this particu- lar family has put in more than 400 hours at this point.

“Brescia University has had a long relationship with H4H. The past year has been one of the more active years and has been really outstanding,” said Braswell.

Brescia’s Habitat chapter had a goal of raising $5,000 during the spring semester, and Bras- well said the combined funds received from Brescia and co-sponsor, Owensboro Catholic High School, totaled nearly $10,000 toward the cost of the home. Braswell said they also received a $35,000 grant from the city, and Habitat was able to fund the remainder.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 14 Brescia University’s leadership of the institution - the Board of Trustees - is a governing body of individuals dedicated to Catholic higher education and the desire to see Brescia succeed.

DDuring the June 2011 meeting, Vicki Stogsdill agreed ttoo become the fi rst female board chair since the establishment of an independent board in the 1960’s.

Stogsdill, a native of Daviess County, is Chief Nursing Offi cer and Vice President of Nursing at Owensboro Medical Health System. She has more than 30 years of leader- ship at OMHS. In 2007, she was recognized by the American Nurses Credentialing Center as a Master in Advanced Nursing Administration. She received the Chamber of Commerce Athena Award in 2008 and was named a Fellow with the American College of Healthcare Executives in 2010. Stogsdill currently serves as treasurer for the Kentucky Organization of Nursing Leaders and chair of the fi nance committee at St. Peter Alcantara Church. She is the past chair of the Daviess County United Way, past chair of the American Red Cross, and a past member of the City of Owens- boro’s Strategic Planning Committee. Stogsdill has both a bachelor and master of science degree in nursing from the University of Kentucky and a master of business administration from Western Kentucky University. She is married to Jack Stogsdill, and they have three daughters.

New Board Members:

Rick Higdon and his wife reside in Marietta, Georgia. He is the President and CEO of Turn- point Solutions, a boutique, global technology consulting company serving customers in the mining, transportation, and energy industries. Prior to founding Turnpoint, he was President of the Mobility Workforce Management division of Axiom. Rick received his bachelor of science in accounting from Brescia College in 1986. He is also a Certifi ed Public Accountant (CPA).

Sister Carol Shively is an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph who resides in Bossier City, Lou- isiana. In 1999, she was appointed superintendant of Catholic schools in the Diocese of Shreve- port. She presides over 2,200 elementary and high school students in seven schools in northern Louisiana; fi ve elementary schools, two high schools, and Loyola College Prep in Shreveport; and Saint Frederick in Monroe. Sr. Carol received her bachelor of science from Brescia College in 1983 and has also completed a master’s in education administration.

Kevin Schwartz and his wife, Rebecca ’05, reside in Owensboro. He is the founder and managing partner of Schwartz CPA Group, which employs fi fty plus full-time and part-time staff providing audit, payroll and tax services to western Kentucky and southern Indiana. Prior to founding Schwartz CPA Group, Kevin worked for a large accounting fi rm, PricewaterhouseCoopers, in St. Louis, Missouri. Kevin received his bachelor of business administration in fi nance from the University of Kentucky and a master of business administration with an emphasis in tax from the University of Central Missouri.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 15 STUDENT NEWS

Academic Conferences Across the Country Reprinted with permission from the Broadcast rescia students had the opportunity to share research at two different academic conferences this past spring. B Five students and one faculty member traveled to San Diego for the Alpha Chi convention. The students Hannah Ison, Lauren Varble, Sonya Lindauer, Heather Eich- holz, and Megann Hanks were accompanied by Vicki Tinsley, assistant professor of psychology. “I came back excited for next year and full of ideas for what Alpha Chi can do on campus,” Tinsley said. “It was neat to meet people from all over the country who are interested in the same area you are,” she said. “The trip was an amazing experience,” Hanks said. “We met From left to right: Megann Hanks, Lydia Tinsley, Heather Eichholz, other Alpha Chi students from all over the U.S. and had the Sonya Lindauer, Vicki Tinsley, Hannah Ison, and Lauren Varble. opportunity to see their research.” “I presented research in San Diego for Alpha Chi that was titled ‘The Diversity Among Us: Plantae,’” Lindauer said. “It was a wonderful experience that challenged me academically and strenghtened social bonds with several Brescia students.” Meanwhile, in Ithaca, NY, student Julie Reynolds and faculty member Dr. John Marvin, associate professor of chemistry, attended the National Conference of Undergraduate Research (NCUR). Reynolds presented research she conducted on concept maps in the fall semester. “The trip was a great experience,” Reynolds said. “I got to see a variety of presentations, and it was encouraging to meet so many people interested in similar things as I am.” Next year’s Alphi Chi conference will be held in Baltimore, Maryland, and NCUR will be held at Weber University near Salt Lake City, Utah. Many students who attended the conferences said they plan to go back next year.

annah Ison, junior Spanish major with a focus in pre- semester. Hannah will return to Bres- law, learned over the summer she is one of only 20 cia University for the Fall 2012 Happlicants chosen to intern next spring with the semester to complete her Legislative Research Commission (LRC) in Frankfort. Spanish degree. She will then Once the Kentucky General Assembly convenes in graduate May 2013, and continue the January, Hannah will move to Frankfort and work directly enrollment process into law school. with the state’s lawmakers every day and gain a thorough Hannah said she applied for this understanding of the law-making process. This will be a internship experience last spring Monday through Friday internship, working 8-5 and because she wanted to experience sometimes longer. While interning, she will also take two how laws are made. She has been classes, “The Kentucky Legislative Process” and “Challenges working at Rhodes & Rhodes law of State Government.” fi rm in Owensboro for the past year. Between the internship and the two classes Hannah will Hannah is also a Moore Scholar at attend, she will earn 15 credit hours during the spring Brescia.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 16 FACULTY NEWS

Marc Pugliese, assistant professor of theology, recently had a book review published in the Southeastern Theological Review (Winter 2011), entitled, Perspectives on the Doctrine of God: Four Views, by Paul Helm, Bruce A. Ware, Roger E. Olson, and John Sanders. Pugliese also wrote an article in The Coming Home Network International Newsletter, June 2011, entitled, “A Journey of Mind and Heart.”

Rohnn Sanderson, assistant professor of economics and fi nance, recently had his paper entitled, “Compartmentalizing Gold Prices” published in the journal, International Journal of Economic Sciences and Applied Research.

Dmitry Uskov, assistant professor of physics, had a paper published December 2010 in Physical Review A (American Physical Society) entitled, “Identifying the Quantum Correlations in Light-Harvesting Complexes.” The paper is on the topic of Quan- tum Biology. This is completely new fi eld of science, where quantum physics, information science, and biology meet together.

Sharon Simmons, LCSW, ABD, assistant professor of social work, presented a workshop entitled “Engaging Students Through Humor, Creativity, and Technology” at the Kentucky Association of Social Work Educators (KASWE) spring conference April 7-8, 2011 in Louisville.

Preserving our Past through Conversation/ Oral History/Storytelling

Belinda Thomson ’72, associate professor of speech and drama, spent the entire Spring 2011 semester working on a project in McLean County, where her hometown of Calhoun is the county seat. Belinda grew up in Calhoun and left in 1968 to attend college. She says “genetics, exposure at a young age and practice have all combined to create my love for family stories and set the stage for my development as a storyteller. This combination of elements served as part of the impetus for my project to document and preserve, through videotaping, memories and stories of McLean County residents.” Belinda says during the spring semester, she spent Friday afternoons at the museum engaged in videotaping McLean County residents as they talked about growing up in the community. The project resulted in a set of 4 DVDs that run approximately one hour each. Participants include both men and women who range in age from 60 to 89 years of age. Belinda also videotaped herself telling a selection of stories she wrote about growing up in Calhoun. Additionally, she compiled a booklet of her family stories for the museum. All of these materials are located in the museum at 540 Main Street in Calhoun and, as a part of their artifact collection, are available for viewing. Those interested in purchasing any of the DVDs can stop by the museum on Fridays until 4 pm. Belinda says special thanks go to the West Kentucky Genealogy Association who gave all of their records, offi ce equipment, and more to the museum last year.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 17 An Evening Among Brescia’s Stars Distinguished Alumni Banquet April 9, 2011

Kevin Carrico ’86 Sr. Michele Morek ’66 Shirley Raymond ’69

Since the inception of this prestigious recognition, Brescia University believes that it provides more than Brescia University has awarded 45 alumni with the an ordinary education – Brescia’s educational experi- Distinguished Alumni title. This award was created to ence rooted in a 500-year teaching tradition started by St. honor those graduates who exemplify the elements that Angela Merici and continued through the Ursuline Sisters encompass The Brescia Difference: Respect for the Sacred, of Mount Saint Joseph is an irreplaceable treasure. This Devotion to Learning, Commitment to Growth in Virtue, and teaching tradition reminds us that each of our students Promotion of Servant Leadership. Because of the breadth and are wonderfully made in God’s image and demands from scope of their life’s work; the magnitude of their impact us that we do our best to help our students discover and on the regional, national, and sometimes international realize their unique potential and how to become the best scenes; and their examples of service and leadership, human beings possible. alumni who receive this esteemed honor have University faculty, staff, alumni and friends gathered at distinguished themselves among their peers. Though this a banquet on Saturday, April 9, 2011, to honor those year’s recipients come from three totally different previously selected and to bestow its highest honor on backgrounds, they have one thing in common. They have three alumni who have distinguished themselves and, in demonstrated that they are true stars of Brescia. turn, brought honor to Brescia’s mission.

Gallery of Distinguished Alumni Wesley Acton ’60 Gerald ’63 < and Sue Kuhn ’80 Gough Lisa Payne Jones ’93 Evelyn Kennedy Ambrose ’84 Carl Greenwell ’73 Charles Kamuf ’62 Sr. Joseph Angela Boone ’62 Suzanne King Hagan ’67 Carl Lewis ’91 Thomas Castlen ’76 Susan Kulka Hager ’66 < Jean Lorraine Lonergan ’58 < Denzil Edge ’67 Susanne Wright Harris ’79 Dianne Marcum ’80 Robert Earl Fischer ’62 Edward “Jerry” Hayden, Jr. ’63 Beverly A. McAuliffe ’66 George Frey ’63 James Hines, Jr. ’63 < Patricia O’Malley McCarthy ’58 Michael Gilles ’75 Gary Jackson ’78 < Deceased

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 18 Kevin Carrico graduated from Shirley Raymond, a 1969 graduate Sister Michele Morek earned a Brescia University in 1986 with a with a Bachelor of Science in Bachelor of Science in Biology with Bachelor of Science in Business Sociology, has served forty years a minor in Math from Brescia Administration. He went on to in various social work positions in College in 1966 and a PH.D. in graduate from the Kentucky School southern Indiana. She spent 25 years Biology from Notre Dame in 1972, of Banking in 1994 and graduated as the Executive Director of where she specialized in embryology from Leadership Kentucky in 2008. Harrison County Community and cancer research for the National Services, Inc.. Institute of Health. As coordinator of many For 33 years at Brescia, “It has been one of the interagency teams in Southern Sr. Michele taught Biology and Indiana, Shirley developed the served as Chair of the Division of true privileges of my life to county’s human service planning Math and Natural Science, Academic council, child care system Dean, and Vice President of represent Brescia not only development, and case management Academic Affairs. as a former student but as programs for high risk students. Sr. Michele served in leadership with the Kentucky Allied Health a Trustee as well. ” Consortium, the Owensboro “I learned [at Brescia] Strategies for Tomorrow Education For nearly 30 years, Kevin has Task Force, the Kentucky been working with the same bank, that the spirit of Pre-College Curriculum Committee, PNC, though its name has changed community can change the Daviess County Emergency over the years. Kevin started as Planning Committee, and the a part-time teller while attending the world.” Owensboro Diocese Rural Life Brescia and became the Senior Vice Commission. President/Regional Manager. Kevin Shirley is the past president of In 2004, Sr. Michele was elected is responsible for supervising both the Kiwanis of Historic as the Congregational Leader for the fourteen retail banking operations in Harrison County and the Local Ursulines in a six-year term. Owensboro, Bowling Green, Coordinating Council for Drug Free Elizabethtown and Bardstown. Indiana; past board member with Kevin has served on the Wendell the New Albany Deanery Board of “The greatest honor for me Foster Board, Cliff Hagan Board, Education; a Catholic Youth Kiwanis, and is the past president of Leadership sponsor and catechist has been learning and the American Institute of Banking for 15 years; on the founding board and Rotary Club. He has been on the for the New Albany Catholic Chari- working at Brescia.” Brescia Board of Trustees since 2007 ties and the Harrison County Habi- and is a founding member of the tat for Humanity; a court appointed Sr. Michele recently completed Society of the Arch. special advocate of Harrison County an internship in New York City with Kevin and his wife Deborah live Board member; and founding board UNANIMA, working mainly in the in Owensboro with their children, member and immediate past- areas of water, climate change, Cameron, Chase, Colin, and Cassidy. president for Infolink of Southern poverty, and sustainable Indiana. development. Shirley lives in DePauw, Indiana, with her children and their families.

Gallery of Distinguished Alumni John Meister ’71 Tara Henderson Parker ’74 Mary Lynn Tichenor ’71 Joseph Moore ’74 Ronald Payne ’72 Carolyn Kempf Veigl ’80 James Mudd ’59 Roy ’68 and Vicki Duffy ’67 Roberts James Voyles ’65 Donna Schueler Murphy ’81 & ’88 Carolyn Reynolds ’89 H. Drew Ward ’62 Joseph O’Bryan ’72 Frank Schadler ’60 < William Marvin Wathen ’78 Sr. Rose Marita O’Bryan ’65 Michael Scherm ’75 Joyce Bittel Yeiser ’69 Larry O’Bryan ’70 Robert ’62 and Marge Weaver ’57 Slack Sr. Diana Ortiz ’83 Ernest Taliaferro ’70 < Deceased

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 19 ALUMNI NEWS The Brescia University Alumni Association Board, under the new leadership of Jim Weafer ’02, is off and running with new ideas and plans to make the Alumni Association a stronger and more consistant voice for the alumni base.

During Honor’s Convocation this year in April, the Alumni Association gave out the Delbert S. Murphy Alumni Scholarship to Ashley Miller and the Alumni Student Award was given to Sagan Sette.

With the additions of fellow alumni Carl Lewis ’91, Jim Demaio ’95, Dette Wilson ’82, and Sabrina Grant ’05 to the Alumni Board, President Weafer and the rest of the Board are working hard on upcoming events like the 2011 Homecoming, which takes place September 16 and 17.

At this year’s Homecoming, we will honor two of our fellow alumni with the following awards: The Father Saffer Award and the Outstanding Alumni Award. These awards will be given at the Annual Meeting during Homecoming this year. Become a fan of Brescia University and Brescia University Alumni Association on Facebook for the most current and up-to-date information regarding Homecoming. Look for your invitation in August or register online today at www.brescia.edu and click on Alumni.

Brescia University will once again sponsor the Labor Day weekend Friday After 5 event downtown at the river on September 2, 2011, with the concert fi nale featuring music by the Velvet Bombers. Stop by the table underneath the Brescia tent to speak to Jason Cox, our Alumni Relations Director, and pick up some great Brescia gear!

We want your input! Brescia is nearing the completion of a University Branding Initiative and would love your feedback on a 10-question survey. Your response to this survey will be invaluable in helping Brescia position and market itself over the next several years. Please take a few minutes to fi ll out the survey. You can access it by going to http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/communityfocusgroup or scanning this QR Code with your smartphone. Thank you for your participation!

On June 9, 2011, Brescia University participated in the Foundation for Health’s Annual Golf Classic benefi tting the new Owensboro Medical Health System facility that is currently under construction.

The team of Jarred Bowman ’97, Jason Cox ’97, Father Larry Hostetter, and Charlie Kamuf ’62 fi nished in a tie for third place overall in a fi eld of more than forty teams.

Brescia NOW!! Summer 2011 2020 The Brescia Annual Fund had a record-breaking year in 2010-2011. Many milestones were reached, and the bar has been raised to a higher level of growth for the coming years thanks to overwhelming support. We surpassed our goal and increased the Brescia Annual Fund by more than 5% compared to last year. Brescia would not have been able to boast such wonderful news without YOU. There were more than 1,300 individuals from the Brescia community who believed in our mission and helped us pave the road to success. Because of your gifts, Brescia will be able to more fully meet the changing needs of our students to continue providing exceptional educational opportunities. Among other necessities, the Brescia Annual Fund provides fi nancial assistance to students who are pursuing a path to a brighter future.

GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade), Society of the Arch members, Board of Trustees, Faculty, Staff, alumni, and friends of Brescia all joined together to make 2010-2011 the best annual fund year on record. The Board of Trustees increased their giving by 29%, Society of the Arch membership increased by 18 members, and Faculty/Staff giving increased by 9%. These are huge increases that are possible truly because people believe in Brescia.

Amy French, Director of Annual Giving, attributes these successes to all the generous supporters of Brescia University in monetary support as well as through their willingness to enlighten others on the powerful mission of teaching and learning — empowering students to live the Brescia Difference. Amy says, “I believe that people around the Owensboro area and beyond are beginning to see the difference that Brescia graduates bring to their various careers and the communities in which they live thus encouraging others to support the university.” French looks forward to an even more successful year in 2011-2012.

The Brescia Annual Fund Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 21 BEARCAT ATHLETICS Fast and Furious: Matt Lowe ’12

Matt Lowe ’12 is a goal-oriented He said the race started with young man. His goals include everyone going super fast. “I was running professionally, but if for coming in last, but after the fi rst some reason that avenue doesn’t 5K, people started slowing down. work out, a backup plan is in I began passing people.” Matt place. ended up placing 18th out of 36 Matt started running in the runners. 8th grade while training for Those are just some of his baseball. Knowing that running personal best records. He’s set would build his leg muscles, thus school records as well, and enabling him to become a better assisted the cross country team in pitcher, he began training. Before fi nishing second in the KIAC all long, he decided to put his three years. athletic endeavors toward “After three seasons with us, running instead of baseball. The he [Matt] is a fi ve-time national rest, as they say, is history. qualifi er in cross-country and Matt says his freshman and track and fi eld, and his leadership sophomore years in high school this past season was priceless,” weren’t all that great; he was only said his cross country coach, in the top seven in school. By Nathan Christianson. “I have junior year, through hardwork never coached a more driven and and commitment, he began determined athlete than Matt, beating the number one runner and it will be interesting to see in school. Then, by senior year, how his senior year cross-country Matt moved to the number one season ends up for us.” position — the fastest guy at Where does all this ambition Webster County High School. able to run a fi ve mile race. He taped stem from? Matt said he was His efforts in high school paid off as his leg, took ibuprofen, and persevered inspired by a cousin who has success he was offered a full athletic scholarship through the pain for the team, placing running marathons in Flagstaff, AZ. to attend Brescia University to run on second overall. Matt’s efforts aren’t solely on the cross country team. At the cross country nationals, it was athletics, though. He is majoring in Matt said three races stick out in his a similar experience as it took place just psychology, with a minor in art, mind — two in cross country and one a few weeks after the conference race. concentrating in drawing. He said if in track. During cross country this past Matt said it was the hardest race he’s professional running doesn’t work season, Matt suffered from a pulled left run. “After crossing the fi nish line, I had out, he plans to join the military and hamstring. The Kentucky Intercollegiate nothing left in me, and I collapsed.” help soldiers with post traumatic stress Conference (KIAC) meet was approach- The third race that sticks out to Matt disorder. When asked why the military ing soon. He hadn’t run in two weeks, is running in the National Association and PTSD, Matt shared a story of a best just worked out on the elliptical and of Intercollegiate Athletes (NAIA) track friend’s grandfather who served with bicycle machines. The day before the meet. Though Matt had never run a the Allied Forces in World War II. This race, Matt couldn’t even fi nish a three 10 K, he ended up qualifying for grandfather was a prisoner of war in a mile run. No one believed he would be nationals after running one in Chicago. German prison camp about to be killed

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 22 by a fi ring squad. As the triggers were want to help others dealing with PTSD. working two jobs and putting money in cocked, a miraculous sound was heard. When Matt isn’t busy with taking the bank. Allied jet fi ghters and U.S. soldiers psychology and art courses at Brescia As a senior, Matt said he’s had a began bombarding the camp. Though or designing tatoos, he said he’s busy great experience at Brescia. “It’s been he lived through the terror of being a spending time with his girlfriend, also a one heck of a ride! I can’t even imagine POW, he had been haunted for many Brescia student, and hanging out with leaving this place and starting some years, suffering from nightmares his cross country team mates who he place new. I can’t envision life outside associated with PTSD. Matt said his said are like an extended family to him. of college.” friend’s grandfather inspired him to Over the summer, Matt keeps busy

Scorecard

Men’s Tennis (14-5, 8-0 KIAC) completed the season winning the Kentucky Intercollegiate Conference (KIAC) Tournament, winning the regional tournament and playing in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Championship. Head coach, Jack Etchison, was named KIAC Tennis Coach of the Year, and Alex Devilleneave, Alex Schubert, Julien Chenneberg, and Thiago Mastroianni were named to the KIAC All Conference Team.

Brescia had 34 students named Kentucky Intercollegiate All-Scholar Athletes for their participation in a sport during the 2010-2011 season. To be named KIAC All Scholar, each student must maintain a 3.5 GPA during each se- mester.

Women’s Golf, though not an offi cial conference sport, competed in an unoffi cial KIAC Tournament. They won the tournament, and head coach, David Ballou, was named Coach of the Year. Bretnea Turner was named Player of the Year and Lauren Varble was named All-Runner Up. Schyler Pentecost and Brittany Daugherty were named to the All Men’s Golf won their conference tournament, and head coach, David Conference team. Ballou, was named as Coach of the Year. Isaac Church was named Men’s Player of the Year, and Garrett Veal and Matt Galloway were named to All Conference. Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 23 2010-2011 Donor Report (June 1, 2010 - May 31, 2011)

Thank you to each of you who chose to invest in Brescia. Your gifts given either to invest in Brescia’s greatest areas of need through the Annual Fund or for the investment of a specifi c purpose, such as an endowed scholarship, have helped further Brescia’s mission of teaching and learning. We are grateful for your partnership.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 24 Lifetime Gift Recognition

The Society of Trustee Associates was created to recognize those individuals who have provided signifi cant ongoing support, both restricted and unrestricted, of $25,000 or more to Brescia University during their lifetime.

Permanent Big Rivers Electric Corp. $100,000 and more Colleagues Regina Birkhead $50,000 and $99,999 Robert Lee Blaffer Trust AIKCU Sr. Joseph Angela Boone ’62 B. J. Killian Foundation Atmos Energy Corporation Ann O’Bryan Bresler Robert Best Homer and Eleanor Barton Brown-Forman Distillers Corp. Ann Bittel BellSouth Foundation Church of Seven Holy Founders Boardwalk Pipelines Partners, LP Cardinal Federal Savings Bank City of Owensboro Donald and Betty Bowles Lloyd Clayton Gene and Nancy Clark Sr. Vivian Bowles ’69 The Cralle Foundation Inc. CSX Branch Banking & Trust de-AM-RON Building Systems John < and Marybelle Darnell Century Aluminum of Kentucky Samuel ’69 and Kathleen ’70 DunLany Dennis and Jennie Hendrix Foundation David C. Scott Charitable Trust Foundation Suzetta Mulligan Ebelhar E. M. Ford & Co. Department of Education Ruth Elmer Denzil ’67 and Sharon Edge Diocese of Owensboro Field Packing Company Reyburn and Dorothy Ford Fifth Third Bank GE Foundation Matching Gift Center Gates F. Young Trust Jerry ’67 and Beth Hayden Sr. Ruth Gehres ’62 Martha Gipe Michael Horn Green Coal Co. Gipe Automotive, Inc. James Graham Brown Foundation Habig Foundation (Kimball Intl) Martha Gipe Dean and Tina Jones Michael ’70 and Michelle Hagan Glenn Funeral Home, Inc. Charles ’62 and Linda Kamuf Christopher and Mary Havelda Donald and Jennifer Greulich Koch Foundation, Inc. Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels Joseph ’68 and Suzanne ’67 Hagan Lilly Endowment, Inc. Kenergy Richard and Susanne ’79 Harris Marilyn and William Young Charitable David and Mary McJoynt Margaret Holbrook Foundation Deane McLelland IBM Matching Grants Program Marshall Heuser and Mimi Gatus Cecilia O’Bryan Medley Kentucky Telco Federal Credit Union Mazzier-Heuser ’67 Lawrence ’70 and Connie O’Bryan William Kuegel Messenger-Inquirer Richard and Marjorie Oexmann Mary Ligon Joseph ’74 and Jeanne Moore Sazerac Company Lincoln Service Mortgage Corp. Henry O’Bryan Charles and Mary Shade Mary Manci Owensboro Grain Company, Inc. Charles Steele March of Dimes Owensboro Medical Health System Ernie ’70 and Shirley ’74 Taliaferro Dianne Moore ’80 Marcum Eudora Payne The Teagle Foundation, Inc. Modern Welding Co. PNC Bank The Williams Companies, Inc. MPD, INC John Pozzi Thomas and Judi Thompson NSA, Division of Southwire Ralph E. Mills Foundation, Inc. Titan Contracting & Leasing Raymond B. Preston Family Foundation Charles Ralph < Mary Jo Uebelhor John Reisz Roy ’68 and Victoria ’67 Roberts Welfare League of Owensboro Don ’59 and Dee ’57 Riney Doris Schadler Western Kentucky Gas Co. Fr. Phil Riney Robert ’51 and Mary Steele William and April Young Gary and Patricia Satterwhite Swedish Match North America Michael ’75 and Janice Scherm The Hearst Foundation, Inc. Jack and Vicki Stogsdill The Hines Group Affi liates Toyota Motor Manufacturing Inc Ronald and Catherine Tisch $25,000 and $49,999 United Distellers & Vintners North America Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph UPS Foundation US Bank ALCOA Foundation WaxWorks-VideoWorks John ’68 and Marilyn ’74 Weikel Fr. Leonard Alvey ’86 Western Kentucky Gas Co. George Weller Ashland Oil Foundation Inc. Whitehall Furniture, LLC Nancy Field Wilson AT&T Stephen Wimsatt ’60 Yeager Charitable Trust Margaret Backer ’61 John and Kathy ’84 Wright John B. & Brownie Young Fund Teena Thompson Barber William and Shannon Wright Harry ’67 and Margaret Bellew Yager Materials, Inc. BellSouth Corporation

< Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 25 Fiscal Year Recognition Six recognition categories list the names of alumni and friends, who made restricted and unrestricted gifts to Brescia during the fi scal year (June 1, 2010 - May 31, 2011).

Partners for the Future James ’66 and Elizabeth ’68 McCandless The Founder’s Club $10,000 or more Bellew David and Mary McJoynt $500 - $999 Sr. Joseph Angela Boone ’62 Patrick ’70 and Donna McNulty Wendell and Mary Booth Bishop Emeritus John McRaith Abbott Laboratories Fund B. J. Killian Foundation Fr. Joseph Bradley John and Mary ’80 Medley Regina Birkhead Jerry and Kathy Abney Fr. Jerry Calhoun ’65 Gregory ’72 and Patricia ’73 George and Leigh Allard Boardwalk Pipelines Partners Kevin ’86 and Deborah Carrico Merimee Sr. Vivian Bowles ’69 Jerry and Arnida ’69 Altman Dale ’84 and Lisa Cecil Fr. Joseph Mills Dr. Craig Barrette and Dr. Ellen Jamie ’86 and Ann-Renee ’92 Ed ’70 and Gloria ’65 Cecil Byron and Sara ’05 Mills Buskill Dugan-Barrette Gene and Nancy Clark Robert ’89 and April Mitchell Myrna Bartlett Diocese of Owensboro Fr. Ray Clark ’86 MPD, INC Christopher and Mary Havelda Leon ’67 and Jane ’68 Bennett Joshua ’06 and Stephanie ’06 Lawrence ’70 and Connie Martha Blandford ’75 Michael Horn Clary O’Bryan Dean and Tina Jones Clifford ’64 and Judith ’64 Noel and Brenda Clayton Owensboro Civitan Club Brandon Marilyn and William Young Louis and Charlotte Clements PNC Bank Charitable Foundation Gary and Virginia Braswell Paul and Jane Coomes Lisa Prendergast ’77 Stephen and Mary Barr ’72 Joseph ’74 and Jeanne Moore Mary Danhauer ’76 William ’80 and Virginia ’93 Charles Ralph < Cabell David C. Scott Charitable Trust Raymer Clinton Carr ’78 Roy ’68 and Victoria ’67 Foundation Marvin Reynolds Roberts Mark Clark ’82 Samuel ’69 and Kathleen ’70 Audry Rhodes ’83 CLICO Alumni Association Robert ’51 and Mary Steele DunLany Gary and Patricia Satterwhite Ronald and Catherine Tisch Mary Virginia Coughlin ’67 E. M. Ford & Co. Michael ’75 and Janice Scherm Mary Craig Jeffrey and Margaret Ebelhar Mary Schueler Donald ’68 and Ruth Dickens Trustee Associates Fidelity Foundation Kevin and Rebecca ’05 Eugene ’65 and Ruby Estes $5,000 - $9,999 Joseph and Grace Ford Schwartz GE Foundation Matching Gift George ’63 and Margaret Frey Sr. Carol Shively ’83 Center AIKCU Jacinta Tichenor Garinger ’65 Stephen ’75 and Jacqueline Kenneth Gibson ’67 Denzil ’67 and Sharon Edge Gates F. Young Trust Shown Bernard ’59 and Joyce Donald and Jennifer Greulich Thomas and May Gipe Gerald and Debra Sims Weikel ’67 Grady Louis and Kaye Haas Bernard ’59 and Joyce ’67 Sterling Smith Kenneth ’68 and Gail ’69 Richard ’86 and Kim Higdon Grady Southern Tank & Mfg. Co. Hagan Charles ’62 and Linda Kamuf Carl ’73 and Molly ’75 Richard McGrail ’81 and Nathan Held ’03 and Sarah Owensboro Grain Company, Greenwell Catherine Steed ’81 Flood ’03 Inc. Michael and Christie ’08 Hagan Leroy and Kay Stratton Jeff ’65 and Sara ’66 Herring Michael and Mary Dale Joseph ’68 and Suzanne ’67 Ronald and Mary ’55 Sullivan Margaret Holbrook Reynolds Hagan Sr. Sharon Sullivan ’75 Ryan Howard ’06 Jack and Vicki Stogsdill Thomas ’70 and Barbara Swedish Match North America Kenergy Ernest ’70 and Shirley ’74 Hagan John and Mindy Swickrath Jennifer Likens Taliaferro John and Marjorie Hager Joseph ’58 and Mary ’58 Alex ’02 and Beth ’05 Mattingly The Community Foundation of Daniel and Sally ’90 Halbig Thompson Frank and Patricia ’58 Louisville, Inc. William and Marguerite Harper Thomas and Judi Thompson McCarthy The Community Foundation of Frank ’49 and Ann Harris Forrest and Nancy Turley Patrick ’70 and Donna McNulty Middle Tennessee Richard and Susanne ’79 Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Thomas and Yvonne ’69 Miller Christine Wolken ’78 Harris Joseph Morton Allen Kirtley Family John and Kathy ’84 Wright Bernard ’67 and Catherine ’67 Andrew ’62 and Jeannette Trust Formal William and Shannon Wright Hayden Ward John ’81 and Cindy ’81 Sr. Julia Marie Head ’65 William ’78 and Kiyoko Wathen Mulligan Fr. Laurence Hostetter James ’02 and Dixie Weafer The President’s Club Sarah O’Reilly ’03 James Hudson ’77 Carrie Wieder ’72 Owensboro Noon Optimist $1,000 - $4,999 Thomas and Carol Hulsey Florence Wieder ’70 Club Robert ’88 and Yvonne Julius Stephen Wimsatt ’60 Pharmacia Retirees Matching Gregory ’70 and Mary ’70 Alvey Nancy Keeton ’72 Walter ’71 and Anna Wright Gifts Fr. Leonard Alvey ’86 William Kuegel Yager Materials, Inc. Glen ’70 and Nancy Porter Evelyn Kennedy ’84 Ambrose Mary Ligon Yeager Charitable Trust Susan Reiss Margaret Backer ’61 Jesse ’75 and Nora ’81 William and April Young Suzanne Reiss Barret-Fisher Mattingly Robert ’62 and Marjorie ’57 Homer and Eleanor Barton Roger and Karen ’79 McAlister Slack Harry ’67 and Margaret Bellew Jerry ’66 and Beverly ’04 Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 26 < Denotes Deceased The Founder’s Club con’t. Joseph ’82 and Beverly ’73 Castlen William Hayden, Jr. ’63 Larry ’61 and LaVonne Mehlbauer Gregory ’84 and Dana ’85 Catron Joseph ’65 and Mary ’72 Haynes John ’71 and Rose ’71 Meister Southern Star Central Gas Joseph and Barbara ’79 Cecil Donald ’69 and Judith Head Ronald and Diane ’78 Menze Charles and Mary ’65 Cecil Melvin ’70 and Nancy Held Dean and Donna Merder Pipeline Charles Gilbert Howard Revocable Catherine Helmick ’67 Tom ’72 and Mary Messmer Waitman and Pat Taylor Trust Dale ’80 and Elizabeth Henning James ’56 and Doris ’58 Mills Martha Tillett Phillip ’65 and Charlotte Cheak William and Kathleen ’66 Herron William ’73 and Majella Mills US Bank David and Bonnie ’75 Cherry Patrick Higdon ’97 Thomas and Linda ’86 Mary Wethington ’82 Donald Cinnamond ’85 Elizabeth Hill ’69 Mioduszewski Michael ’70 and Suzanne ’71 Durward Clark ’52 Victoria Hill Pat ’66 and Jo Mitchell Tony and Carolyn Clark Edward ’74 and Karen ’81 Hodskins Robert ’67 and Mary Mitchell Wurth Kathy Clary ’80 Terrance Hoffman ’77 Monumental Life Charitable Stephen ’78 and Roxanne ’78 David and Sally Coleman Holy Name of Jesus Parish Foundation Wysock Dennis and Monica ’73 Connelly Joseph ’63 and Dorothy Hood Harold ’62 and Judy Moore Jason Cox ’97 Edward and Rebecca ’88 Hook Margaret Moorman ’66 The Lamplighter’s Club Julie Cox ’98 Alan ’78 and Linda Howard Donald and Iris ’80 Moreno-Brown William and Monique Craig Charles and Alice ’69 Howard Stephen and Rebecca ’75 Morris $100 - $499 Elizabeth Culver ’65 Mike and Janet ’81 Howard John and Barbara ’67 Morrison James and Ann ’67 Doig Malcolm ’68 and Martha ’68 Howard Patrick Mrozowski ALCOA Foundation Harold and Faye ’95 Dowell Mary Maxwell Howard ’69 Glen and Christie Murphy George and Betty Allard Alden and Carol Draeger Melvin ’71 and Beverly ’71 Howard Kevin ’83 and Donna ’83 Murphy John and Therese ’66 Allen Thomas ’68 and Ann Marie Dreyer Anthony ’82 and Cora Huffi nes Linda Myers Gary ’79 and Catherine Allison Eaton Corporation Gift Matching Peter and Catherine ’72 Hugenberg Nationwide Insurance Dale ’88 and Karen Altstadt Program Darrell and Phyllis ’85 Humphrey Tracy Naylor ’01 James and Julie ’67 Andrews Ebelhar Whitehead, PLLC James and Amy Hutchison Margaret Newton ’70 Josephine Ansback ’69 Richard and Isabelle Ebelhar Thomas and Frances ’68 Ice Henry and Mary O’Bryan Frances Anson Thomas ’71 and Janet ’72 Ebelhar Gary ’78 and Carol Jackson Herman ’72 and Margaret ’72 Doug and Margie Anson Dave and Kathy Eby Kimberly Jagoe O’Bryan Mark and Marilyn Anson Alan and Rebecca Englehart Richard ’83 and Lillian Jarboe Keith and Ramona ’93 Osborne Arnold J. Levin Associate, Inc. Thomas ’60 and Marita ’57 Englert Jasper Offi ce Furniture Foundation Gary and Rosemary ’94 Oxford AT&T Foundation Lawrence and Barbara ’71 Frances Johnson James and Debra Thomas ’85 Pack Mary Atherton ’58 Erpenbeck Mark ’74 and Joanne Johnson Adam Payne ’04 Cynthia Aud ’84 Richard ’82 and Connie Etienne Charlotte Jones ’72 Stephen and Beverly ’82 Payne Rebecca Austin-Swinehart Michael and Jonnah ’92 Feldpausch Edward ’66 and Cynthia Jones Daniel ’69 and Rose ’90 Payne Aviagen Inc. First Liberty Financial Mortgage Roger ’77 and Marian ’78 Jones Joseph ’74 and Mary ’74 Payne Michael and Betty ’90 Azzara Brian ’93 and Amanda Fischer Brent and Sandra Heifner ’91 Junge’ James ’80 and Debra Peak Robert Balenovich Joseph Fischer ’56 Bryan and Christina ’10 Kasey William ’70 and Beverly Phelan Patrick ’72 and Malinda Bales James ’60 and Pal Fitzhugh Jack and Florence Keeley Dennis and Leslie Phelps Francis ’72 and Peggy Ballard Terry and Carrie Fletcher Fred Michaelis and Carol Keller Thomas and Catherine ’67 Plotzke Teena Barber Reyburn and Dorothy Ford George and Ann Keller Graham and Jane ’76 Pohl Bert Barker ’81 Wendell and Jean Ford Ralph and Martha Kempf Mary Posey ’62 Janet Barnes Catherine and George Fox Dolores Kiesler ’77 Terry and Theresa Wieder ’88 Potts Brian and Carol ’79 Barno Jonathan ’85 and Sandra Frey Cornell King Ron and Linda Hardesty ’78 Powell Winfred ’99 and Donna Basham Paul ’64 and Elizabeth Froehlich Mickey and Donna King Ronald ’65 and Anne Presser Barry and Joan Beams William and Janice ’66 Fulkerson Ella King Jessie and James Rafferty Gary and Mary ’84 Becker Robert ’74 and Deborah ’75 Frank and Regina ’69 Knott Michael and Shirley ’69 Raymond Bill ’63 and Emma Belt Fulkerson Thomas and Ann ’75 Knox Charles and Beverly ’65 Rhoades Robert Berry Scott ’78 and Lavillis Gaddis Richard ‘74 and Arithia Knox Mary Ann Rhodes ’59 Virginia Bird Dwight and Sharon ’67 Gatwood Eugene ’68 and Anna LaGrange Merle ’69 and J. Richardson Ronald ’74 and Patricia Biscopink Daniel ’00 and Sarah ’02 Gawarecki Byron and Josanna ’87 LaMastus John and Holly ’73 Ridge Donald Bittel Sr. Ruth Gehres ’62 James and Kateri ’91 Lambert Betty Riedel Donald and Mary Blandford Muriel O’Bryan Gillim ’59 Dillard Lane Henry Riedel Donald ’64 and Martha Boarman David ’71 and Sharon Gleim Jack and Sharon ’82 Laufer George and Pamela Riedel Ronald and Frances ’69 Boarman Bernard ’65 and Nancy Goetz James and Barbara Law Esther Ries Mary Boarman ’92 Fr. Ray Goetz Ronny and Bobbi Layman Kenneth and Florence Rigsby Allen ’73 and Cecilia Bolcar William and Katherine ’67 Goetz David and Nancy Leffel Daniel ’09 and Kimberly ’83 Riney James ’99 and Christina Booker Sue Goode ’70 Colin and Staci ’95 Leffel Joseph ’59 and Mary ’57 Riney Sharon Boone ’77 Neil and Judith Goodman August ’74 and Mary Legeay Thomas ’70 and Mary Riney Edward ’81 and Diane ’90 Bowers Susanna Kuhn Gough ’80 David and Elizabeth Lewis Kathleen Riordan ’67 Ann Bowne Trust Walter and Mary Louise Gower Joseph ’60 and Frances Lewis Mary Robertson ’83 Brad and Anne Boyd James and Dana ’03 Grant Joseph ’70 and Julie Luckett Franklin and Nancy Robinson Robert ’92 and Cathy Bredhold Mary Grant ’66 Linda Luebcke ’69 Marianna Robinson ’64 Robert ’73 and Helen Brewster Sabrina Grant ’05 John ’65 and Margaret ’68 Lyon Charles ’59 and Olivia ’62 Roby Daniel and Sandra Broman Dominic ’70 and Susie Gray William and Mary ’94 Madauss Royce Roby ’80 Tom and Donna ’89 Brown Charles ’68 and Patricia Hagman Anne Manning ’70 Jeremy and Carolyn Rogers Robert and Marilyn Bryant Steven ’86 and Tammi ’85 Hahus Donna Manuel ’79 Christopher and Charlotte ’79 William ’69 and Sharon ’70 Philip and Kimberly ’83 Haire Thomas ’69 and Mary ’69 Marren Rouser Buckman Jack Hamilton ’70 Kathy Chandler Mathis ’75 Barbara Routson Mary Ray Bueso ’66 Randall and Judy Hancock Jane Mattingly ’67 Margarita and Peter Ruffner William ’69 and Sally Buford Patrick ’73 and Linda Hardesty Rowena Yazzie McCabe ’65 Charles and Margaret Schertzinger Christopher and Anisia ’99 Burkhart William ’68 and Jeanine Hardesty Matthew ’03 and Lisa McCoy William and Lynn Schrecker Joseph ’75 and Joan Byrne Chad ’94 and Monica ’93 Hardison Brenda McDaniel William Seymour ’72 John and Sheila ’66 Callaghan William ’72 and Sharon ’71 Hart Donald ’74 and Patricia McDaniel John and Laura ’91 Shea Mark ’87 and Anne ’94 Carlisle Frank and Maxine Hartz William ’83 and Lorraine McFarland John Sheffer Eric and Mary Carter James ’88 and Rebecca Hatfi eld Anna McStoots Henry and Susan Shoop Robert ’69 and Ann ’66 Caspar Donald ’59 and Mary Hayden Walker and Shirley Meacham Gary ’69 and Mona ’67 Shopa < Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 27 The Lamplighter’s Club Chuck and Sue Baggarly Mike Coakley Joseph and Deborah Geraghty Edwin ’94 and Donna Balbach William and Frances Coates John and Karen Gildehaus con’t. Nathan Bales ’04 Gene and Winifred ’74 Cohron Donald ’66 and Vrylena Gish Betty Barnard Pamela Collins ’89 Carol Doolin Givens Kenneth Short Gordon ’77 and Connie Barnett Complete Lumber, Inc. Harry Glenn ’67 Andrew Shoulders Ron and Sara ’68 Barr Allen and Donna Conkwright Adam ’02 and Micah Goebel William Simmons ’70 David and Susie Bartholomy Joseph ’79 and Vicky ’83 Connor GOEL Chapter NO.104 O.E.S. KY Billy and Phyllis Bartlett Betty Conrad Donna Goetz ’75 Dickey and Nancy Simons Jeff and Susan ’71 Bartlett Eugene Conrad Georgann Gogel ’72 Eddie and Virginia Simons James ’77 and Marion ’73 Bates James and Faye Constant Marianne Gondek ’67 Dale ’73 and Kathy Smith Charlotte Baumgarten Bernard ’73 and Nancy ’73 Coomes Dale and Karla Gosney Ryan ’00 and Jessie Smith John and Angela ’96 Bell Jamie and Charla ’99 Coomes George and Laura Graham Southern Light Farm Max and Carol ’64 Bell John Coomes ’06 George Gray ’06 St. Anthony Church Bennett Family Chiropractic Center, Robert and Brenda ’74 Cooper Tommy and Ginger Green William Stahl P.S.C. Brenda Cottrell Roger and Mary ’68 Greenwell Charles and Beverly ’49 Steele Jarrod and Traci ’97 Bennett Beverly Crowe Barry and Leigh Groves Charles and Annette ’79 Bergamini John and Mary Crowe Richard and Margaret ’75 Gudal Newton Steve ’69 and Grace Stemle Alvin and Betty Bickett Thelma Crump Robert and Andrea ’98 Gunter Amanda Storm ’08 Barry ’86 and Alice Bickett Rose Curry Dale and Suzanne Guyer David Stratton and Ginger Mitchell Sr. Luisa Bickett Thomas and Rose Curtsinger Jerry and Jane Haase Harold and Hettie ’68 Tanner Richard and Darlene Bird R. Darling Bradley and Heather ’97 Hafele-Wroe William ’64 and Nancy Tatum Joseph ’84 and Stasia Blackham James and Marjorie Davidson Phillip ’67 and Josie Hagan Ronald Taylor Dean and Patricia ’91 Blair Alaine Davis ’04 David and Allison ’94 Hall Charles and Marguerite ’48 Thomas Joseph ’59 and Imogene Blakeley Robert ’72 and Marian Davis Larry and Julia Hall Francis ’78 and Karen Thompson Kenneth and Virginia ’69 Blandford Susan Davis ’94 Robert and Ruth ’99 Hamill Phillip ’69 and Landis Thompson David and Ann ’79 Blanford Edward ’72 and Patricia Debes James ’69 and Linda Hamilton John ’64 and Grace ’65 Blankenberger Shawn and Christy ’98 Decker James ’72 and Rita Hamilton Francis ’54 and Dolores ’65 Kathleen Blanton James DeMaio ’95 Danny and Kathleen ’99 Hamilton Thomson William ’78 and Elizabeth Boarman Frank and Theresa ’68 DeSensi Ted Hanekamp ’65 Frances Tichenor ’66 Paul and Margaret Bode Anthony Dezort Rita Hanewinkel ’70 Mary Tichenor ’71 Colin Bogucki ’84 John and Pearl Dick Rick and Donna ’79 Hansen Mary Tierney ’69 Robert and Joyce ’83 Boone Larry ’74 and Julia Dickens Jerry and Karyn ’79 Harden William and Jalane Tittle Richard and Marilyn ’99 Booth Kenneth and Enola Dickson Gabriel Hardy Melissa Frey Tuley ’85 Edward ’81 and Diane ’90 Bowers Joann and Stanley Dickson Larry and Hadley Harrington Gifford and Teresa Turner Richard ’68 and Carolyn Bowlds Richard and Sharon ’77 Dile Randy and Malia ’85 Harris Howard and Rita Bowles Stephen and Linda ’76 Dixon Tom and Rita ’66 Harrod University of Louisville David and Joan Bowling Daniel Dooley ’68 Joseph and Gladys Hartle Marc and Carolyn Kemp ’80 Veigl Jarred ’97 and Missy ’96 Bowman Jennifer Dooper James Hatfi eld ’88 Humphrey and Joyce Vos Thomas and Marcella ’68 Brady Robert and Mary Payne ’89 Dowell Bob Hattenbach Edward ’78 and Cathi ’78 Wagner David and Kathy Briggeman Jerome ’58 and Dorothy Draeger Allen and Kristie Hawkins Gregory and Elizabeth Wahl Jeff ’89 and Jennifer Britt Thomas Duke Henry ’69 and Bernadette Hayden Alfred and Fonda ’76 Warwick Roy and Karen ’84 Brock Michael and Andrea ’84 Dunaway-Ayer James Hayden ’89 Tom and Barbara Watson Phillip and Bonnie ’75 Brown Thomas ’68 and Georgia Dunbar Vince and Linda Hayden Allen ’66 and Sandra Westerfi eld James and Dotothy Brown Thomas ’70 and Donna ’71 Dunn Sr. Marie Hayden ’64 James ’71 and Anna Whelan William and Karen ’76 Brown Judy Early ’76 Sr. Barbara Jean Head ’69 Patricia Browning ’71 John and Dorothy ’70 Edge Charles and Nancy ’70 Healy Tyrrell and Phyllis ’69 Whitaker Darrel and Anita ’95 Bruner Ronald ’91 and Mary Edge William Hedges ’83 John and Laura Willems Martin and Janice Bumm Ruby Edge Wendy and James Hegge Doris and Doug Williams Fr. Richard Burgraff ’61 Ernest ’67 and Lynne Elliott Robert and Jane ’82 Helm Roger ’79 and Nelda ’88 Williams Sr. Elaine Burke ’65 Leonard and Patricia ’72 Elliott-Gmeiner Bobby and Linda ’76 Helm Charles and Alice Wilson Jacquelyn Burns ’75 Devon and Elizabeth Ellis Sr. Mary Henning ’69 Jack ’01 and Rhonda ’08 Wilson Jay and Betty Burns Mary Emmick ’62 Herald and Sabrena Hensley Mary Wilson ’82 Jerry ‘69 and Mary ’75 Burton Gary and Beverly ’71 Estes Ella Herrmann ’62 Ruth Wilson William and Linda Bushong Dennis ’71 and Barbara ’71 Evans Ronald and Mereda Hicks Paul and Mary Busse Floyd and Linda Evans Sarah Hines ’86 James Wimsatt ’54 Robert Byrd Gary and Judith ’71 Evans James ’71 and Rose ’71 Hodgkins Melville and Margaret Windle James ’57 and Nancy ’74 Byrum Chris and Mary Lou Evans Robert and Peggy Holland David and Lisa Wisner Mack ’81 and Brenda Cail Jean Felix Dan and Monica ’87 Holley Judy Wright John ’72 and Agnes ’72 Calhoun Velma Felts ’67 Margaret Holzrichter ’93 John and Kathy Rector ’84 Wright Sherrell ’60 and Elizabeth Calhoun Mary Fields ’70 Jerry Houston Stephen ’78 and Mary ’78 Wysock Thomas ’76 and Dona Calhoun Wayne and Agnes ’67 Filburn George Howard ’88 Frank and Janice ’88 Yeager Michael ’71 and Barbara Carrico Carolyn Filzer ’78 Norman ’88 and Mary Lou ’88 Howard Mark ’71 and Donna Yehling Robert ’69 and Veronica Carrico Mary Fine ’66 Robert and Christa ’88 Hoyland Joyce Bittel Yeiser ’69 Thomas Carrico, II ’68 Myrtle Fisher ’66 Mark ’67 and Janice ’83 Hubbs Bradley and Lauren Carroll James Fitzpatrick Philip and Mary Beth Hurley Joseph ’65 and Sharron Young Philip and Julie ’83 Carter David and Nelda ’81 Flahardy Tensley and Barbara ’65 Huskisson John and Mary ’73 Carter David ’94 and Pam Fleischmann Michael and Linda ’73 Ivey William and Elizabeth Cavin Roderick and Pamela Flesner Viola Jacobie The Contributor’s Club Donald ’73 and Charlotte Cecil Robert Flowers Bryan and Barbara ’80 Jacobs Up to $99 Sr. Mary Jude Cecil ’67 Vincent and Lillian ’87 Fogle Sally James ’02 Victoria Cecil Brenda Ford R.L. and Faith Jennings Mona Centofante Dianne Ford ’72 Stanley ’78 and LeAnn Jochim Wesley Acton ’60 Andrew and Helen ’61 Chavez Mike and Joy Fray Sr. Clara Johnson Agri-Tech Seed Service Inc. Henry and Yvonne Cissna Carol Frazer ’78 Peter and Patty Johnson Anne Alexander Michael ’66 and Frances Clark Thomas ’71 and Linda Freeman Richard and Cathy Johnson Chris and Rita ’94 Alexander Robert ’55 and Marie Clark Connie Freer ’76 Jonathan and Ramona ’93 Johnston Alpha Delta Kappa Ruth Clark ’81 Markley Freer William and Lisa ’93 Jones Sandra Altheide Stuart ’89 and Lori Clark Amy French Sr. Kathleen Kaelin ’65 Garrett Andreen ’10 Susan Clark ’76 Leo and Kathryn Friedrich Robert and Charlotte ’90 Kamuf Carl and Sheila Anthony William ’73 and Janet Clark Jeffrey Fritz ’93 Robert and Jane ’86 Kamuf Paul and Mary ’80 Arbogast Marty ’93 and Holly Cleland Robert and Susan ’71 Garwood John and Patricia ’80 Kannapel Jackie Aud Gerald ’70 and Patricia Clements Oscar and Sue ’66 Garza Wallace and Lorraine ’87 Keim Drew ’00 and Susan Augenstein Sr. Cheryl Clemons ’74 Donald and Margaret ’02 Gatten Dan and Melinda ’91 Keiner-Rummel Farzin and Mary ’76 Azad Donald and Lisa ’95 Clouse David and Mary ’74 Gearhart-Gray Chuck and Robbin Keller Les and Carolyn ’69 Backherms

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 28 < Denotes Deceased Mary Kempf ’82 Mark and Candice ’95 Moore Daniel ’09 and Kimberly ’83 Riney William ’63 and Cynthia Thomas Allen Kennedy Jr. ’92 Marty and Carlita Moore Michael ’73 and Frances Riney Brandon ’09 and Kristin Thompson Kimberly Clark Foundation Matching George Moran Michael and Christa ’96 Roberts Bruce and Stacy Thompson Gift Center James ’65 and Helen Morgan Harry and Patricia ’72 Roberts Kenneth ’71 and Kathleen ’72 Jim and Joan Kimmel Morgan’s Medicine LLC Russell and Bridget Roberts Thompson Pleaz ’60 and Jane Kirby Jim and Barabara Moseley Ron and Lanita Robertson Rick and Lizann ’83 Thompson Dorothy Klarer Motorola Foundation James ’97 and Sandra Robinson Raymond ’97 and Mary Thompson Larry and Anna ’92 Klee Michael and Mary Muckler Ernest and Marianna ’88 Romero Ruth Thompson ’63 John ’70 and Bertha Knapp Sr. Anne Michelle Mudd ’64 Norman ’70 and Linda ’70 Rumage Patrick and Teresa ’73 Thompson Knights of Columbus Turnwald Agency Sr. Susan Mudd ’66 Robert ’67 and Janice ’64 Russell Jonathan ’99 and Shanon ’00 Thomson Walter and Margaret ’64 Knott Patrick ’75 and Patricia Mulligan Rick and Melisa ’82 Saalwaechter Sheila Thomson ’73 Leslie Koontz James and Sharon Murphy Carolyn Samples Mark and Tammy ’90 Thomson Thomas and Lori ’92 Kramer John and Marilou ’93 Murphy Simon ’70 and Patricia Sanders Sally Tingle ’79 William and Lynn ’85 Krammes Michael and Julie Murray David ’03 and Laura ’88 Sandifer Todd Morgan Insurance LLC Kevin and Kimberly Bittel ’87 Krampe Janice Nadile Henry ’76 and Kathleen Sauer Obbie and Patricia ’86 Todd Katherine Kremer ’75 Patricia Neace Gary and Ruth ’79 Saunders Linda Pell Tongate ’94 Carole Kruse ’69 Thomas and Lucy Neal Fr. Paul Scaglione ’68 Chandos ’76 and Mary Troutman Helen Kula ’73 Elbert and Sharon Gray ’99 NeSmith Maurice and Bobbi Schaefer Stephen ’79 and Hazel Troutman Mark ’77 and Sandra Kunitsky Carl and Barbara ’67 Nett Donald and Elizabeth Scharfenberger Cheryl Trunnell ’91 Kevin ’95 and Debbie Kurz Kenny and Veronica ’83 Nevels Edward and Constance ’67 Schickel Bruce and Sharon Tucker Thomas ’68 and Mary Ann Kurz Charles Newton Harold ’69 and Barbara Schipp Martha Tudor Jack and Lynette Lackey Darrell and Janet Nix Mary Schlotzhauer Billy and Linda Turner Marian Lahman Kathleen Norman ’81 Levi ’69 and Thelma Schnellenberger Samuel and Paula Turner Shanda LaRue Charlotte Oberst Donald and Katherine ’86 Schrecker William and Susan Tyler Mary Lasley ’83 Charles ’65 and Theresa O’Bryan Kevin and Denise ’91 Schroering Gilbert and Anna ’69 Urban Fred and Janet ’77 Lawrence David and Trafta O’Bryan Etheldra Scoggin Ursuline Sisters of Louisville Martin Layman Michael and Freda ’04 O’Bryan Bernard and Marilyn ’77 Scott Matthew Valego Bobby and April ’69 Leonard Marion O’Bryan ’67 Christopher ’79 and Pamela Selsor William ’66 and Bobbi Vargason Gary ’10 and Lisa Leppke Sr. Rose Marita O’Bryan ’65 Robert ’93 and Barbara Shadwick Verizon Steven and Judith ’71 Lile Timothy ’64 and Susan O’Bryan James and Martha ’75 Shafferman Jennifer Villarreal Dale and Joanne ’64 Litzsinger William ’64 and Donna Ogle John and Juliana ’84 Sheffer Betsy Wade

We would also like to extend our warm appreciation towards all those who contributed to the Brescia Sunday collection during August 2010 that is sponsored by the Diocese of Owensboro.

Louis Lohman ’92 Ron and Shirley Oliver Donald and Gloria Shepherd Pat and Dorothy ’68 Waldeck Jasen and Krystal London Arnold and Jennifer ’89 O’Reilly Jason and Courtney ’02 Shields Terry ’76 and Carol Walker Mitchell ’70 and Martha Long Paul ’65 and Anne O’Reilly Fr. Anthony Shonis ’76 Sissy Wallace Gregory and Irene Longtine Jim and Stephanie ’86 Orton Theodore and Mary ’74 Sils Dennis ’85 and Diane Walsh Edward and Mary ’68 Loussaert George Overstreet David ’79 and Joyce ’85 Simpson Donna Walsh ’80 Lawrence ’61 and Mary Love R.L. and Ann Owen Tony and Debra Skaggs Roger and Frannie Ward John ’68 and Mary Luecke Rita Owens ’67 Jon and Jo ’80 Skillman Ursula Ward ’72 Amy Lyons ’08 Owensboro Herb Society John and Cheryl ’67 Slaughter Nancy Waters Jeffrey ’89 and Theresa Mahoney Raymond and Joyce ’66 Oyler Gayle Smith Charles ’65 and Rose Wathen Carol Maillet Denise Pace Kerry and Betty Smith John ’63 and Margie Wathen Alvin ’71 and Dorothy Malone Patrick and Marilyn ’73 Pace William and Laura ’64 Smith Mary Jo Wathen ’68 Margaret Mangas ’77 Anne Randall Parrott Bonnie Snyder Michael ’77 and Martha Wathen Robert and Sheree Mantooth Clarence and Mary Ann Parsons David ’85 and Mary ’86 Snyder Chester and Julie ’72 Watson Sr. Margaret Mari Henry and Eudora Payne R. and Patricia ’67 Snyder Zachary and Katrina ’96 Watts Kyle and Hillary Martin Ignatius Payne ’66 Stephen Sosh ’78 Richard ’85 and Dee Weafer Kenneth and Mary ’70 Masters Joseph ’65 and Barbara ’83 Payne Linda Sowders Robert and Melissa Weathers Harry ’90 and Susan ’99 Mattingly Charles and Linda ’75 Payne Carl and Jenny Sparks Dennis ’75 and Peggy Welsh James Mattingly ’08 Ronald ’72 and Mary ’70 Payne Joseph ’74 and Darla Sparks Lila Jane Werner Mack ’64 and Virginia ’57 Mattingly James and Rose ’89 Payne Sara Speaks ’11 Ralph ’73 and Diane Wessel Cecil and Susan ’69 Mattingly Jason and April ’96 Perry Ronald and Kelly Stallings Charles ’98 and Kara Westerfi eld Leslie and Patricia ’72 Mauzy George and Kathleen Peters John and Metta Steele Charles ’67 and Sharron Westerfi eld Rick and Kathleen Mayton Vicki Petrie Sr. Amelia Stenger ’74 Keith Wheatley ’77 Robert and Margaret ’60 McCarthy Caroline Pinne’ ’72 Carolyn Stephens Stephen White ’98 Gregory ’76 and Cynthia ’78 McCarty Robert and Lynne Pope John Stephenson Wallace and Mary Sue Whitworth Catherine McClish ’71 Wesley ’59 and Mary Posey Marian Sterett ’66 Steve and Anne Wiegand Mary McClure Alan and Ann Powers Leslie and Margaret ’65 Stewart Gene and Shirley ’66 Wilkerson Jennifer McConnell ’09 Jim and Susan Price Tom and Shari Stinnett Benny and Catherine ’69 Williams Paul and Joan McElwain Monty and Mary ’93 Quinn Carole Storm David and Margaret ’66 Williams Mary McFarland ’62 Salvatore and Susan ’67 Rappa Tommy and Sherry ’87 Stratton Patricia Williams Stephen ’72 and Pat McFarling Elizabeth Rascoe Thomas and Cornelia Swayze Richard ’70 and Faye Williams Jack and Betty Meacham Joseph and Jean ’69 Rearden Patricia Swinehart Rebecca Williamson ’80 Cecilia Medley Beverly Reese Charlotte Swinford ’73 Paul Wilson ’79 Michael ’87 and Sheila Mercer Albert ’79 and Dorothy ’80 Reid William and Beverly ’68 Symon Mary Wimsatt ’65 Arthur and Elizabeth ’70 Middleton Mark and Cindia ’83 Ress William and Deborah Tapp Marilyn Wisner Lisa Miles Gail Reynolds Gregory ’91 and Jennifer Tate Roger and Sharon ’84 Woodburn Tom and Phyllis Miles Charles and Mary Reynolds Mike and Machelle Tatum William and Joan Woodring Elizabeth Millay Billy and Nancy ’90 Reynolds Philip and Nancy ’65 Tatum Matthew and Mary Wray Joseph Millay ’87 Lawrence ’73 and Ileana Rhodes Clayton Taylor Wyatt Appraisals, LLC Miller Tire Center Thomas and Martha Rhodes Sr. Mary Diane Taylor ’64 Vestina Yarbrough ’80 Melissa Miller ’00 Mary Rhodes Mary Zogg Taylor John ’01 and Cecilia ’90 Yates Merry Miller Skip and Gena ’78 Richardson William and Marilyn ’72 Terry Wendell and Marilyn ’73 Yeckering Richard ’95 and Bea Miller Sr. Joan Mary Riedley ’68 Sue Thayer Kaye Yeiser Timothy ’88 and Mary Miller Norman Riggs Sr. Carolyn Thomas ’66 John and Carol ’05 York Brett Mills ’91 Riney, Hancock & Co., PSC Myles ’91 and Ruth ’83 Thomas William and Karen Young Constance Mills ’65 James ’53 and Sarah Mae Riney John and Rita Thomas Marilyn Younger-Conley Jerry ’71 and Charlotte ’72 Mischel Sr. Judy Riney ’71 Robert Thomas ’62 Carolyn Mitchell ’77 Karen Riney ’84

< Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 29 Society of the Arch Recognition Dinner June 24, 2011

It was four short years ago that Brescia University established the Society of the Arch to recognize gifts of $1,000 or more to the Brescia Annual Fund. For 2010-2011, Brescia welcomed 18 new members into the Society of the Arch. This growth provides Brescia the ability to signifi cantly increase the Brescia Annual Fund goal each year. As membership in the Society has increased, so has our ability to seize opportunities, address priorities and invest in the areas that are making us a fi rst choice for an increasing number of students.

Thank you for choosing to invest in Brescia.

The pictures on this page were taken at the annual recognition dinner hosted by Fr. Larry Hostetter on June 24, 2011, at the Charles Medley Distillery.

Tiers of Membership: Arch Stellar Keystone Foundation $25,000 + $10,000 - $24,999 $5,000 - $9,999 $1,000 - $4,999 Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 30 Arch John and Marjorie Hager Boardwalk Pipelines Partners, LP Dan and Sarah Halbig Diocese of Owensboro Bill and Marge Harper Dean and Tina Jones Frank ’49 and Ann Harris Joe ’74 and Jeanne Moore Rich and Susie ’79 Harris Bob Steele ’51 Bernard ’67 and Catherine ’67 Hayden Ron and Cathy Tisch Sr. Julia Marie Head ’65 Mike Horn Stellar Fr. Larry Hostetter Jamie ’86 and Ann-Renee ’92 Buskill Ryan Howard ’06 Christopher and Mary Havelda Keith Hudson ’77 Roy ’68 and Victoria ’67 Roberts Thomas and Carol Hulsey Thomas and Judi Thompson Robert ’88 and Yvonne Julius Nancy Keeton ’72 Keystone Bill and Carrie Kuegel Branch Banking & Trust Jesse ’75 and Nora ’81 Mattingly Denzil ’67 and Sharon Edge Roger and Karen ’79 McAlister Louis and Kaye Haas Jerry ’66 and Beverly ’04 McCandless Rick ’86 and Kim Higdon Richard ’76 and Kate Steed ’81 McGrail Charlie ’62 and Linda Kamuf Dave and Mary McJoynt Owensboro Grain Company, Inc. Pat ’70 and Donna McNulty Jack and Vicki Stogsdill Bishop Emeritus John McRaith Ernie ’70 and Shirley ’74 Taliaferro John and Mary ’80 Medley John and Kathy Wright Greg ’72 and Patti ’73 Merimee Bill and Shannon Wright Sara ’05 and Byron Mills Fr. Joe Mills Foundation Robert ’89 and April Mitchell Fr. Leonard Alvey MPD, INC Greg ’70 and Patty ’70 Alvey Larry ’70 and Connie O’Bryan Evelyn Ambrose ’84 Sarah O’Reilly Marge Backer ’61 Lisa Prendergast ’77 Barret-Fisher Bill ’80 and Kathryn Coffey ’93 Raymer Homer and Eleanor Barton Marvin Reynolds Harry ’67 and Margaret Bellew Gayle Rhodes ’83 James ’66 and Elizabeth ’68 Bellew Gary and Patricia Satterwhite Sr. Joseph Angela Boone ’62 Mike ’75 and Janice Scherm Wendell and Mary Booth Kay Schueler Sr. Vivian Bowles ’69 Kevin and Rebecca ’05 Schwartz Fr. Jerry Calhoun ’65 Sr. Carol Shively ’83 Kevin ’86 and Deborah Carrico Steve ’75 and Jacqueline Shown Dale ’84 and Lisa Cecil Gerald and Debbie Sims Ed ’70 and Gloria ’65 Cecil Leroy and Kay Stratton Gene and Nancy Clark Southern Tank & Mfg. Co. Fr. Ray Clark ’86 Sr. Sharon Sullivan ’75 Josh ’06 and Stephanie ’06 Clary Ron and Cissy ’55 Sullivan Noel and Brenda Clayton Swedish Match North America Louis Clements Bernard ’58 and Mary Ann ’58 Thompson Sam ’69 and Kathy ’70 DunLany Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph E. M. Ford & Co. US Bank Jeff and Margie Ebelhar Andrew ’62 and Jeannette Ward George ’63 and Margaret Frey Bill and Therese Wathen Jacinta Garinger ’65 Jim ’02 and Dixie Weafer Tom and May Gipe Carrie Wieder ’72 Bernard ’59 and Joyce ’67 Grady Florence Wieder ’70 Carl ’73 and Molly ’75 Greenwell Mike ’71 and Anna Wright Tom ’70 and Barbara Hagan Yager Materials, Inc. Michael and Christie ’08 Hagan Bud and April Young J. C. ’68 and Suzanne ’67 Hagan

< Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 31 Classes of the 1940’s Stephen Wimsatt Phillip Cheak Sr. Carolyn Thomas Marguerite Powers Thomas Elizabeth Culver Frances Tichenor Frank Harris Class of 1961 Eugene Estes William Vargason Beverly Mitchell Steele Margaret Backer Jacinta Tichenor Garinger Allen Westerfi eld Fr. Richard Burgraff Bernard Goetz Shirley Hardin Wilkerson Class of 1951 Annette Thomas Chavez Theodore Hanekamp Margaret Mudd Williams Robert Steele Lawrence Love Joseph Haynes Julia Wooldridge Larry Mehlbauer Sr. Julia Head Class of 1952 Jeffrey Herring Class of 1967 Durward Clark Class of 1962 Barbara Payne Huskisson Julie Ross Andrews Sr. Joseph Angela Boone Sr. Kathleen Kaelin Harry Bellew Class of 1953 William Calhoun John Lyon Leon Bennett James Riney Mary Ireland Emmick Rowena Yazzie McCabe John Blair Sr. Ruth Gehres Robert Miller Orville Carr Class of 1954 Ella Herrmann Constance Mills Sr. Mary Cecil Francis Thomson Charles Kamuf James Morgan Mary Coughlin James Wimsatt Mary McFarland Charles O’Bryan Kathleen Hardesty Doig Harold Moore Sr. Rose Marita O’Bryan Denzil Edge Class of 1955 Mary Posey Paul O’Reilly Ernest Elliott Robert Clark Olivia Riney Roby Joseph Payne Velma Felts Cissy Neel Sullivan Robert Slack Mary Riney Pfi ster Agnes Roby Filburn Robert Thomas Ronald Presser Dianne Normand Gatwood Class of 1956 Andrew Ward Beverly Guth Rhoades Kenneth Gibson Joseph Fischer Margaret Wolford Stewart Harry Glenn James Mills Class of 1963 Nancy Roberts Tatum Katherine Schultzman Goetz Bill Belt Dolores Mudd Thomson Marianne Nawoj Gondek Class of 1957 George Frey Charles Wathen Joyce Weikel Grady Marita Mattingly Englert William Hayden Mary Wimsatt Phillip Hagan Robert Hansford Joseph Hood Joseph Young Suzanne King Hagan Dolores Bland Mattingly William Thomas Bernard Hayden Mary O’Malley Riney Ruth Curtsinger Thompson Class of 1966 Catherine Thompson Marjorie Weaver Slack John Wathen Therese Osborne Allen Hayden James Bellew Cathy Cartwright Helmick Class of 1958 Class of 1964 Mary Ray Bueso Sr. Mary Higdon Mary Atherton Phillip Abshier Lori McGreevy Butera Mark Hubbs Patricia O’Malley McCarthy Carol Ann Bickett Bell Sheila Coomes Callaghan William Kamuf Doris Beavin Mills John Blankenberger Ann Caspar Jane Mattingly Joseph Thompson Donald Boarman Robert Caspar Robert Mitchell Mary Thompson Clifford Brandon Michael Clark Barbara Paul Morrison Judith Rueff Brandon Harold Cowden Barbara Wimsatt Nett Class of 1959 John Froehlich Jovita Boarman Fine Marion O’Bryan Joseph Blakeley Sr. Marie Hayden Myrtle Luckett Fisher Rita Stuedle Owens Muriel O’Bryan Gillim Margaret Clarke Knott Janice Foster Fulkerson Cathy Bidolli Plotzke Bernard Grady Joanne Nicholson Litzsinger Sue Shepherd Garza Susan Geile Rappa Donald Hayden Mack Mattingly Donald Gish Kathleen Riordan Wesley Posey Sr. Anne Mudd Mary Grant Roy Roberts Mary Rhodes Timothy O’Bryan Rita Simms Harrod Victoria Roberts Joseph Riney William Ogle Sara Sailor Herring Robert Russell Charles Roby Marianna Willett Robinson Kathy Gary Herron Constance Thompson Janice White Russell Marshall Jones Schickel Class of 1960 Laura Abell Smith Robert Kerrick Mona Kluck Shopa Wesley Acton William Tatum Lawrence Mattingly Cheryl Walker Slaughter Sherrell Calhoun Sr. Mary Diane Taylor Jerry McCandless Patsy Berry Snyder Thomas Englert Pat Mitchell Mary Habenstein James Fitzhugh Class of 1965 Margaret Beaven Moorman Stephenson Pleaz Kirby Grace Curry Blankenberger Sr. Susan Mudd Charles Westerfi eld Joseph Lewis Sr. Elaine Burke Joyce Faber Oyler Emma Jo Wethington Fr. Gerald Calhoun Ignatius Payne Mangold Gloria Janiak Cecil Mary Hopkins Porter Peggy Murphy McCarthy Mary Lally Cecil Marian Sterett

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 32 < Denotes Deceased Class of 1968 Sr. Mary Henning Mitchell Long Walter Wright Sara Wilson Barr Charles Higdon Joseph Luckett Suzanne Clements Wurth Elizabeth Coker Bellew Christine Faraone Hill Anne Manning Mark Yehling Jane Russell Bennett Betty Eberhardt Hill Mary Ann Elder Masters Martha Luckett Blair Alice Aud Howard Jean May Class of 1972 Richard Bowlds Gertrude Maxwell Howard Patrick McNulty Patrick Bales Marcella Caldwell Brady Regina Willett Knott Elizabeth Smith Middleton Francis Ballard Thomas Carrico Carole Kruse Margaret Thompson Newton Mary Barr Cabell Jim Cecil April Hendley Leonard Lawrence O’Bryan Agnes Wedding Calhoun Jacki Lancaster Cecil Linda Luebcke Mary Cecil Payne John Calhoun Eileen Marcilliat Colwell Mary Hancock Marren William Phelan Robert Davis Theresa Cash DeSensi Thomas Marren Deatrice Porter Edward Debes Donald Dickens Susan McGuire Mattingly Judith Nuckols Powell James Duffy Daniel Dooley Helen Echele Meister Ed Riney Janet Graham Ebelhar Thomas Dreyer Bonnie Cecil Miller Jill Monarch Rone Patricia Elliott-Gmeiner Thomas Dunbar Roberta Weber Oster Linda Mayfi eld Rumage Dianne Ford Jane Johnson Greenwell Daniel Payne Norman Rumage Georgann Kline Gogel Joseph Hagan Shirley Hawkins Raymond Simon Sanders James Hamilton Kenneth Hagan Jean Aud Rearden Anita Whelan Seymour William Hart Charles Hagman Suzanne Rivette Reich William Simmons Mary Ward Haynes William Hardesty Merle Richardson Sharron Smith Cathy Rechtin Hugenberg Nancy Hayden Harold Schipp Ernest Taliaferro Charlotte Jones Alan Hoffman Mary Schmitz Florence Wieder Nancy Casteel Keeton Malcolm Howard Levi Schnellenberger Richard Williams Patricia Clouse Mauzy Martha Bryan Howard Gary Shopa Michael Wurth Stephen McFarling Marie Whitfi ll Ice Steve Stemle Rose Young Daniel Mehlbauer Thomas Kurz Phillip Thompson Gregory Merimee Eugene LaGrange Mary Tierney Class of 1971 Thomas Messmer Decky Martin Loussaert James Tyler Carol King Alvey Charlotte Taylor Mischel John Luecke Anna Potts Urban Susan Gillians Bartlett Herman O’Bryan Margaret McPherson Lyon Mary Ward Patricia Browning Marggie Simms O’Bryan Sr. Joan Riedley Fran Osborne Warren Anna Bruggenschmidt Ronald Payne Roy Roberts Phyllis Calhoun Whitaker Michael Carrico Caroline Pinne’ Fr. Paul Scaglione Katie Ward Williams Donna Shoemaker Dunn Pat Lauricella Roberts Beverly Hedrick Symon Joyce Bittel Yeiser Thomas Ebelhar William Seymour Hettie Hoover Tanner Barbara Castlen Erpenbeck Helen McNulty Shull Doris Wimsatt Waldeck Class of 1970 Beverly Pedley Estes Marilyn Felhoelter Terry Mary Wathen Linda McCoy Akridge Barbara Cecil Evans Kathleen Beavin Thompson Greg Alvey Dennis Evans Ursula Ward Class of 1969 Patty Schibler Alvey Judith Miller Evans Julie Gregory Watson Arnida Teder Altman Lawrence Bender Thomas Freeman Carrie Wieder Josephine Ansback Myra Hardesty Bender Susan Duffy Garwood Carolyn Monin Backherms William ‘69 and Sharon ‘70 David Gleim Class of 1973 Patty Logsdon Basinger Buckman Sharon Cecil Hart Marion Duffy Bates Virginia Coomes Blandford Joseph Cecil Terry Hill Allen Bolcar Frances French Boarman Gerald Clements James Hodgkins Robert Brewster Sr. Vivian Bowles Stella Clemons Rose Fischer Hodgkins Mary Pat Hanneken Carter William Buckman Kathleen Kerr DunLany Beverly Clemons Howard Beverly Thomas Castlen William Buford Thomas Dunn Melvin Howard Donald Cecil Jerry Burton Dorothy Higdon Edge Judith Begley Lile William Clark Anthony Calogero Carolyn Hayden Fields Alvin Malone Monica Thomas Connelly Robert Carrico Sue Goode Cathy Riney McClish Bernard Coomes Robert Caspar Dominic Gray John Meister Nancy Getty Coomes Martha Burlingame Coffl and Thomas Hagan Rose Craycroft Meister Paul Coomes Samuel DunLany Jack Hamilton Jerry Mischel Carl Greenwell Gail Elsner Hagan Rita Hanewinkel Sr. Judith Riney Patrick Hardesty James Hamilton Janet Hayden Kenneth Thompson Linda Smith Ivey Henry Hayden Nancy Maurer Healy Mary Tichenor Helen Blake Kula Sr. Barbara Head Melvin Held James Whelan Patricia Biscopink Merimee Donald Head John Knapp Robert Wright William Mills

< Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 33 Class of 1973 con’t. Mary Summers Burton Class of 1977 Cathi Lahee Wagner Marilyn Mischel Pace Joe Byrne Kenneth Alvey Edward Wagner Lawrence Rhodes Bonnie Zumbiel Cherry Gordon Barnett William Wathen Holly Share Ridge Deborah Jones Fulkerson James Bates Christine Wolken Michael Riney Donna Goetz Sharon Dillon Boone Mary Frankenberger Dale Smith Molly O’Harrow Greenwell Elizabeth Costello Wysock Anne Lauzon Swinford Peggy Huber Gudal Newton Sharon Baumgart Dile Stephen Wysock Teresa Boone Thompson Frederick Hasenour Terrance Hoffman Sheila Thomson Monica Hanna Hill Keith Hudson Class of 1979 Francis Werner Sharon Henry Kelly Roger Jones Gary Allison Ralph Wessel Ann Bresler Knox Dolores Kiesler James Ashby Marilyn Yeckering Katherine Kremer Mark Kunitsky Carol Aspell Barno Kathy Chandler Mathis Janet Oberst Lawrence Annette Shoemaker Class of 1974 Jesse Mattingly Margaret Mangas Bergamini James Alvey Becky Collins Morris Carolyn Mitchell Ann Hayden Blanford Ronald Biscopink Patrick Mulligan Mariah Hefl in Olson Patricia Carter Leamon Boarman Michael O’Bannon Lisa Prendergast Barbara Weafer Cecil Nancy Lashbrook Byrum Vickie Hardesty Osborne Claudia Roff Joseph Connor Sr. Cheryl Clemons Linda Howard Payne Marilyn Henlein Scott Donna Falting Hansen Winifred Riney Cohron Michael Scherm Michael Wathen Karyn Cohen Harden James Collins Martha Cox Shafferman Keith Wheatley Susanne Wright Harris Barbara Coomes Stephen Shown Donna Manuel Brenda Lambert Cooper Sr. Sharon Sullivan Class of 1978 Karen Hancock McAlister Larry Dickens Cecile Schultzman Thomas William Boarman Albert Reid Robert Fulkerson Dennis Welsh Clinton Carr Ruth Saunders Mary Gearhart-Gray William Fenet Christopher Selsor Edward Hodskins Class of 1976 Carolyn Filzer David Simpson Mark Johnson Mary Gorman Azad Carol Frazer Phyllis Tingle Richard Knox Karen Hageman Brown Scott Gaddis Stephen Troutman August Legeay Thomas Calhoun Ann Mattingly Gottschlich Roger Williams Donald McDaniel Susan Clark Angela Hagan Paul Wilson Joseph Moore Mary Danhauer Alan Howard Joseph Payne Linda Garrett Dixon Gary Jackson Class of 1980 Mary Rademacher Payne Judith Early Stanley Jochim Pam Lee Arbogast Kelly Riney Sils Connie York Freer Marian Murphy Jones Nelda Martin Best Robert Simmons Linda Logsdon Helm Cynthia Murphy McCarty Kathy Page Clary Joseph Sparks Gregory McCarty Catherine Smith McKenzie Sue Kuhn Gough Sr. Amelia Stenger Richard McGrail Diane Sternberger Menze Dale Henning Shirley Osborne Taliaferro Jane Fields Pohl Cynthia Neal Parsley Barbara Scott Jacobs Henry Sauer Linda Hardesty Powell Patricia Kannapel Class of 1975 Fr. Anthony Shonis Gena Ambs Richardson Mary Kiley Medley Martha Blandford Chandos Troutman Cynthia Baird Searcy Iris Moreno-Brown Bonnie Phelps Brown Terry Walker Stephen Sosh James Peak Jacquelyn Burns Fonda Paith Warwick Francis Thompson William Raymer

Many thanks to all of you who contributed to the 2010-2011 Brescia Annual Fund. We had another record year, which indicates to us that we are moving in the right direction with all of you as our stakeholders. On the next page you will see some quick facts about the Brescia Annual Fund.

Brescia NOW!! Summer 2011 34 < Denotes Deceased Class of 1980 con’t. Class of 1983 Class of 1985 Josanna Birkhead LaMastus Dorothy Carrico Reid Joyce Mann Boone Robin Bauerly Michael Mercer Royce Roby Julie Hobbs Carter Mary Kay King Calery Joseph Millay JoAnne Speer Skillman Vicky Merimee Connor Dana Harper Catron Patrick Reninger June Thompson Kim Clemons Haire Donald Cinnamond Melissa Wathen Sloan Carolyn Kempf Veigl William Hedges Jonathan Frey Kim Poat Smathers Donna Walsh Janice Howard Hubbs Tammi Troutman Hahus Robin Kinman Stratton Rebecca Williamson Mary Szemethy Lasley Malia Harris Rebecca Jolly Vaught Tina Elder Yarbrough William McFarland Phyllis Graham Humphrey Fred Meister Lynn Horner Krammes Class of 1988 Class of 1981 Donna Murphy Christopher Lockhart Dale Altstadt Bert Barker Kevin Murphy Sharon Miller Mehlbauer James Hatfi eld Edward Bowers Marty Mangold Nevels Debbie Thomas Pack Rebecca Gray Hook Mack Cail Barbara Zell Payne Joyce Bowlds Simpson George Howard Ruth Clark Ralphiel Payne David Snyder Mary Lou Dorth Howard Nelda Horn Flahardy Cindia Keating Ress Rhonda Staples Norman Howard Karen Hagan Hodskins Audry Rhodes Melissa Frey Tuley Timothy Howard Janet Istre Howard Kimberly Raley Riney Dennis Walsh Christa Payne Hoyland Cynthia Beemer Mulligan Mary Robertson Richard Weafer Robert Julius John Mulligan Sr. Carol Shively Emily Hayes McCarty Kathleen Snyder Norman Paul Thomas Class of 1986 Timothy Miller Amy Williams Payne Ruth Darst Thomas Fr. Leonard Alvey Theresa Wieder Potts Linda Sauer Payne Lizann Roberts Thompson Barry Bickett Marianna Schadler Romero Catherine Steed Mark Vessels Jamie Buskill Laura Ralph Sandifer Mary Shoemaker Thomas Mary Siddons Vessels William Byrne Gina Head Sloan Kevin Carrico Barbara White Spear Class of 1982 Class of 1984 Fr. Ray Clark Nelda Dennis Williams Cathy Clark Bowlds Evelyn Kennedy Ambrose Steven Hahus Janice Strickland Yeager Joseph Castlen Cynthia Aud Richard Higdon Joseph Clark Mary Becker Sarah Simon Hines Class of 1989 Ruth Whitfi ll Cross Joseph Blackham Jane Boarman Kamuf Cary Allen Mark Ebelhar Colin Bogucki Linda Mioduszewski Jeff Britt Richard Etienne Karen Mattingly Brock Stephanie Holder Orton Donna Burris Brown Jane Spillar Helm Gregory Catron Carol Ranburger Stuart Clark Anthony Huffi nes Dale Cecil Katherine Jenda Schrecker Pamela Collins Mary Kempf Andrea DiProssimo Mary Ogle Snyder Freda Hedges Conrad Paul Knight Dunaway-Ayer Trisha Strother Todd Glenda Payne Dowell Sharon Taurman Laufer Maureen Flannery Lockhart Joyce Robbins Greer Michael Lewis Lori O’Bryan Nelson Class of 1987 James Hayden Teresa Kauffeld Lewis Karen Riney Mark Carlisle Tracy Powers King Beverly Curtsinger Payne Julie Busche Sheffer Reenee Weafer Fogle Jeffrey Mahoney Melisa Connor Saalwaechter Sharon Woodburn Monica Hinton Holley Robert Mitchell Mary Wethington Kathy Rector Wright Lori Conkright Keim Jennifer Armes O’Reilly Mary Howard Wilson Sue Bittel Krampe

• The Brescia Annual Fund increased by more than 5% this year compared to 2009-2010. • Faculty and Staff giving increased to 25%. • There were more than 1,300 total annual fund donors. • We can boast that 20% of our alumni give back to their alma mater. • 18 new Society of the Arch members joined our mission. • and… We surpassed our goal of $600,000 by $17,500! We had an outstanding year that wouldn’t have been possible without you!

< Denotes Deceased Brescia NOW!! Summer 2011 3355 Class of 1989 con’t. Noel Johnson Quinn Charles Westerfi eld Beverly Terry McCandless Rose Howe Payne Virginia Coffey Raymer Stephen White Barbara McKay McPherson John Sandefur Robert Shadwick Freda O’Bryan Class of 1999 Melissa Patel Class of 1990 Class of 1994 Winfred Basham Adam Payne Betty Richardson Azzara Rita Neff Alexander James Booker Andrea Payne Diane Cecil Bowers Edwin Balbach Faye Wimsatt Booth Joyce Greenland Stath Armando Cima Anne Carlisle Anisia Baehl Burkhart Mary Peake Gagne Mark Carlisle Charla Lanham Coomes Class of 2005 Sarah Ryan Halbig Susan Davis Ruth Hamill Sabrina Grant Charlotte Carr Kamuf Robin Beals Donahue Kathleen McCarthy Christian Elizabeth Osborne Mattingly Judy Dowell Lyons David Fleischmann Mitzi Roach Mattingly Sara Harris Mills Harry Mattingly Allison Dowell Hall Sharon Gray NeSmith Rebecca Schwartz Rose Haynes Payne Chad Hardison Jonathan Thomson Carol Johnston York Nancy Westerfi eld Reynolds Denise James-Berrong Jennifer Haywood Simpson Mary Ann Overdorf Madauss Class of 2000 Class of 2006 Tammy White Thomson Catherine Rowch Medley Matthew Alvey Joshua Clary Cecilia Stultz Yates Rosemary Barr Oxford Kelly O’Bryan Armour John Coomes Linda Pell Tongate Drew Augenstein George Gray Class of 1991 Victoria Schwoeppe Eric Baur Ryan Howard Patricia Boarman Blair Wiederkehr Donna Church Burke Ronald Edge John Calhoun Class of 2007 Glenn Henning Class of 1995 Andrea Gilmore Connor Casey Aud Sandy Heifner Junge’ Pamela Apling-Morris Daniel Gawarecki Tara Robertson Melinda Keiner-Rummel Anita Hurst Bruner John Medley Kateri Howe Lambert Lisa Lee Clouse Melissa Miller Class of 2008 Carl Lewis James DeMaio Ryan Smith Christie Wall Hagan Donna Weyer Logan Faye Dowell Shanon Crook Thomson Amy Lyons Brett Mills Kevin Kurz Shaun Townsend James Mattingly Traci Pulliam Sanders Staci Leffel Christopher Murphy Denise Tretter Schroering Richard Miller Class of 2001 Amanda Storm Laura Bennett Shea Candice Weafer Moore Tracy Naylor Rhonda Crawford Wilson Gregory Tate Jack Wilson Adam Young Myles Thomas Class of 1996 John Yates Cheryl Boling Trunnell Angela Basham Bell Class of 2009 Melissa O’Keefe Bowman Class of 2002 Stephanie Thomas Carrico Class of 1992 Amy Warren Crumbley Meg Berry Gatten Jennifer McConnell Mary Boarman Arron Crumbley Sarah Ray Gawarecki Jean Owen Robert Bredhold April Allen Perry Adam Goebel Sarah Payne Ann-Renee Hoeffken Buskill Christa Fischer Roberts Sally James Daniel Riney Patrick Cason Katrina Hohler Watts Alex Mattingly Kevin Rose Jonnah O’Brien Feldpausch Courtney Crume Shields Brandon Thompson Kristine Portwood Henning Class of 1997 Michael Simmons Allen Kennedy Gloria Hayden Adams James Weafer Class of 2010 Faye Hamilton Klee Traci Waller Bennett Garrett Andreen Lori Elpers Kramer Jarred Bowman Class of 2003 Christina Kasey Louis Lohman Jason Cox Lisa Boyens Gary Leppke Mark Walz Heather Hafele-Wroe Mark Castlen Diane Higdon Sarah Flood Class of 1993 Patrick Higdon Patricia Kreger Godwin Marty Cleland James Robinson Dana Mischel Grant Matthew Coomes Raymond Thompson Nathan Held Brian Fischer Matthew McCoy Jeffrey Fritz Class of 1998 Sarah O’Reilly Monica Luttrell Hardison Julia Grant Cox David Sandifer Margaret Holzrichter Michelle Kipper Decker Ramona Ditto Johnston Andrea Herr Gunter Class of 2004 Lisa Payne Jones Larry Heppler Nathan Bales Marilou O’Bryan Murphy Christie Howard Robinson Alaine Davis Ramona Stroud Osborne Jean Emerson Sexton Meredith Durbin Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 36 Through the years, the following individuals and businesses have contributed signifi cantly to Brescia through their in-kind donations of items or service:

Reverend Leonard Alvey ’86 Knights of Columbus No. 817 Quixote Center David Bartholomy Kathi Latta Carol Ranburger ’86 Donald Cinnamond ’85 Mount Saint Joseph Conference and Sister Judith Riney ’71 Cheryl Clemons, OSU ’74 Retreat Center Rev. Anthony Shonis ’76 Heather Claude Eichholz ’11 Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan ’65 Sister Amelia Stenger ’74 Reverend Ray Goetz Owensboro Catholic High School Lyndsay Stogsdill ’11 Sister Julia Marie Head ’65 Sara Cecil Perry Sister Mary Diane Taylor ’64 James Hudson ’77 Richard Powers

The Society of St. Angela Merici The Society of Saint Angela Merici recognizes living donors who have provided for the future of Bresica through bequests, trusts, and other planned gifts.

If you have included Brescia University in your estate plans and your name is not listed as Society of St. Angela Merici, please contact the Offi ce for Institutional Advancement at (270) 686-2101.

Jarred ’97 and Missy ’96 Bowman Mike ’82 and Terry ’82 Lewis Joseph ’75 and Joan Byrne Louis Lohman ’92 William ’86 and Betty Byrne Mary Ann Overdorf Madauss, CPA ’94 Mark ’87 and Anne ’94 Carlisle Jeffrey ’89 and Theresa Mahoney Joe ’82 and Kaye ’73 Castlen Dan ’72 and Lynn ’85 Mehlbauer Barbara Weafer ’79 Cecil Morton Allen Kirtley Family Trust Formal Charles Gilbert Howard Revocable Trust Patrick Mulligan ’75 Jim Fitzhugh ’60 Thomas Neal Susanne Wright ’79 Harris Danny ’69 and Rose Ann ’90 Payne Donald ’59 and Mary Hayden Lisa Prendergast ’77 Joseph Hood ’63 Ronald ’65 and Anne Presser Mark ’67 and Jan ’83 Hubbs Stephen Shown ’75 Robert and Denise James ’94 Berrong Ronald and Mary Neel ’55 Sullivan Mark Johnson ’74 Patricia Strother Todd ’86 Lisa Payne ’93 Jones Terry Walker ’76 Charles ’62 and Linda Kamuf Michael Wathen ’77 Jane Boarman Kamuf ’86 Mike ’70 and Suzanne ’71 Wurth

Time and attention has been spent to ensure accuracy within this listing. If you fi nd your information is not correct, or you would prefer to have it listed diff erently in future publications, please contact us at (270) 686-2101.

Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 37 class notes

Robert Brewster, From volunteer to executive director - transforming a community.

Robert Brewster, a 1975 alumnus of Brescia College, graduated with his English degree and then went on to do a year of service with the Glenmary Sisters of Covington at the prompting of the campus chaplain. Little did he know how this volunteer experience would change his life’s path or how he would end up utilizing his education at Brescia to transform a community. Because the 1960’s were times of great change, the people of Appalachia began migrating to Northern Kentucky in pur- suit of work and a better life for their families. In 1966, Reverend Bill Neuroth founded what was called the Brighton Street Center in a small storefront on the corner of 8th and Brighton Streets. In 1968, Bob Brewster began volunteer work at the Center. He began the year with few expectations but quickly realized he was on the path to the rest of his life. A few short months later he became the Center’s fi rst full time employee, and in 1969, he became the Executive Director. Since that time, Brighton Center has expanded its programs and services, which are offered in an effort to continue meet- ing the needs of the community. The Center has become one of Northern Kentucky’s most comprehensive agencies and has earned a national reputation for cutting edge initiatives and pioneering approaches that build on the people, physical assets, and hopes of the community. The Brighton Center strives to turn obstacles into possibilities through community efforts that are forged in their commit- ment to self-suffi ciency and driven by programs rooted in community values and fi nding proactive solutions. Their mission is to create opportunities for individuals and families to reach self-suffi ciency through support services, education and leadership. Through Bob’s leadership, the Brighton Center has grown to provide a uniquely comprehensive range of programs and services including family and work supports; fi nancial and homeownership services; workforce development services including education, employment and training programs; substance abuse recovery services for women; early childhood education; and neighborhood based programs including community organizing and housing development. Bob is passing the torch to the next generation of leadership at Brighton Center after 42 years of service. “Last year we served over 84,000 individuals through 38 programs. Our focus has always been meeting the needs of the community, and because of that, we have become their trusted friend.” As an agency, the Brighton Center has had 3,390 adults, who have become employed a minimum of 90 days, 941 individuals who have worked full-time with access to health insurance, and 710 individuals, who have earned a livable wage of at least 200% more than the poverty level. He attributes who he is today to Brescia University and the guidance of Sr. Ruth Gehres and other Ursuline Sisters who helped broaden his perspectives and mindset to see the injustices in the world. One memorable example was when he decided to ride the bus trip down to Selma for the sit-in under the leadership of Sister deChantel. He said that it was “quite the experi- ence“, and struggled to explain the turbulence at the time. He appreciates and respects everything that Brescia taught him about the church, about social injustices, and about the ways that one person can make a difference. He left Brescia feeling like he could truly make a difference and has truly exemplifi ed the Brescia Difference in everyone he has met in his work at the Brighton Center. Written by Amy French Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 38 Reverend Paul Scaglione ’68 is Sharon Louise Anslinger were in 2008. She and her husband Rob live directing the Archdiocese of Louis- married by the Reverend Patrick in Owensboro, KY along with their ville’s Pastoral Care offi ce and working Kilfoil at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church two children, Addison, age 9 and Jack with the Sisters of Charity of Naza- in Evansville, IN on June 10, 1961. Walton, age 5. reth. Five years ago, the Archdiocese They have four children: Debbie of Louisville expanded a ministry to (Gary) Hagan of Reynolds Station, Jim Demaio ’96 is currently serving include pastoral care teams in Don Cinnamond of Philpot, Anne as Board President of the Greater hospitals. Then in 2009, it was (Danny) Howard of Knottsville, and Owensboro Realtor Association for expanded into nursing homes Sue (Lee) Mills of Whitesville; 10 2011. Jim is a realtor with Coldwell class notes including Nazareth Home. The grandchildren and three great-grand- Banker Realty Group and serves on program goals include assisting those children. the Brescia Alumni Board. transitioning to a nursing home, Bob and Sharrie have spent the journeying with those facing a terminal last 39 years building the Kingdom Dr. Wes Booker ’99 relocated his illness and bringing comfort to both of God through Cursillo, TEC, YES, dental practice into a new facility in residents and families as they deal with REC, Koinonia and Walk to Emmaus. May 2011. Dental Designs of Owens- end-of-life issues. boro is located at 3310 Professional Park Drive, Suite 103. Booker serves Francis X.Werner ’73, was recently on the Brescia Alumni Board. promoted to Senior Vice President of Resort Community Services, INC.

Karen Nelson Hayden ’86, is the producer and disc jockey of Kentucky Ridge, a two-hour weekly live radio show featuring bluegrass, old time, and bluegrass music on KQNY 91.9FM in Quincy, California. She is pictured here in her studio.

Laura Krebs Lewis ’92 sent the above photograph of her two children, Avery, age four, and Aiden, age 18 months. Laura and her husband, Jason, Keith Wells ’96 and Misty Fenwick live in Louisville, Ky. ’04 were married October 2010 in Gatlinburg, TN and are currently living in Owensboro.

Gina Board ’02 is the proud grandmother of Amelia Dell, born on May 21, 2011.

Casey Williams Hamilton ’95 has been named the Education Coordi- Sharon ’91 Cinnamond and her nator and Instructor at Owensboro husband, Bob, celebrated their 50th Community & Technical College. wedding anniversary this summer. Casey earned her Master’s degree in Robert Eugene Cinnamond and Administration from UT Martin Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 39 class notes

(L to R:) Matthew Williams, UofL’s Director of Development, Keith Josh Clary ’06 and Stephanie Quarles ’06 were married Hudson, Stephanie Johnson, and Marilyn Conley. on June 3, 2011 in Shelbyville, Ky.

Jay Hart ’07 and Tara Robertson ’07 were married on May 21, 2011.

Courtney Ogle ’10, from Owensboro, KY, was accepted into Murray State University’s graduate program for communication disorders.

Meg Gatten ’02 and ’10 (MSCI) has been appointed by Governor Steve Beshear to the State Advisory Council for Gifted Education. Her term began in May. Meg’s Action Research Project is titled “Curriculum Compacting: One Student’s Journey.” Compacting Kevin ’07 & ’11 and Laura Rhodes ’08 Fritz recently involves the removal of previously purchased a house near Brescia and built a private pottery mastered materials from the studio in his back yard this spring. Kevin hopes to expand curriculum to accelerate learning for gifted students. the “overgrown hobby” into a part-time business, KJF Pottery, in the next couple years. Kevin spends a lot of time Stephanie Johnson ’11, from Grandview, IN, was accepted relaxing with his family and chopping wood for future into the University of Louisville’s Kent School of Social fi rings. Kevin learned about pottery and wood fi ring at Work Master’s Program. Brescia and says he owes much of this passion to Steven Driver, a former faculty member. You can reach Kevin at [email protected] or on Facebook, KJF Pottery.

Kristen Peak Powers ’99, MS CCC-SLP, was nationally their native language. recognized recently as being placed on the Bilingual Service Kristen graduated from Brescia with a double major in Provider Registry for the American Speech Language Hear- Communications Sciences and Disorders and Spanish. She ing Association. Kristen is one of three in the state of attributes her success in life to Brescia University professors, Kentucky and one of nine in the Kentucky, Indiana, and Dr. Iris Moreno-Brown, Donna Goodlett-Collins and Tennessee regional area. She is the only one on the list who Dr. James Naas. has the ability to screen, evaluate, and provide direct speech/ In order to graduate with a double major, Kristen had to language, voice, fl uency, and swallowing therapy to the His- complete a practicum outside of the United States, so she panic population. She has experience working with Hispanic spent thirty days in Mexico working with Father Chema, MD, children and adults with speech/language a physician and Catholic priest. While working with him, she diffi culties, voice, fl uency, Down’s Sydrome, Autism, Mild developed speech/language, voice, fl uency, and swallowing Mental Disabilities, Functional Mental Disabilities, and programs to help the staff implement at Caritas Hospital in providing augmentative communication devices/systems in Puebla, Mexico. Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 40 Sister Helena Fischer Sister Julia Head Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan

Twelve Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph are celebrating jubilees of religious life this year, including three currently affi liated with Brescia who are celebrating their 50th year.

Sister Helena Fischer ’65 has ministered at Brescia since 1987. She was director of institutional research (1987-97), assistant registrar (1987-90), and registrar (1990-present). Sister Julia Head ’65 was coordinator of off-campus courses at Brescia (1992-99). She ministered in Daviess County as teacher, coordinator of religious education, and in the Offi ce of Adult Education for the Diocese of Owensboro. She was director of the apostolate at the Motherhouse. She is currently serving as assistant congregational leader of the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph and is on the Brescia Board of Trustees. Sister Rose Marita O’Bryan ’65 has served as director of the Contemporary Woman Program at Brescia since 2005. She has twice served in Ursuline leadership, as a councilor and as major superior/congregational leader. She was vocation director, contact program coordinator, and director of postulants. Today, she is also director of Mission Effectiveness for the Ursuline Sisters.

The following Ursuline Sisters are either graduates and/or former faculty members of Brescia who are celebrating their jubilees.

Celebrating 70 Years: Sister Mary Evelyn Duvall ’73, Sister Pauletta McCarty ’62, and Sister Jean Gertrude Mudd ’82 Celebrating 60 Years: Sister Clarence Marie Luckett ’67 Celebrating 50 Years: Sister Kathleen Kaelin ’65, Sister Nancy Murphy ’65, and Sister Rosanne Spalding ’65 Jubilarian congratulations may be sent to: Celebrating 40 Years: Mount Saint Joseph Sister Betsy Moyer ’74 8001 Cummings Road Maple Mount, KY 42356

Powers con’t... ogy services in Daviess County for Home Health and private After graduating from Brescia, she went on to complete speech/language, voice, fl uency, and swallowing therapy. her Masters of Science at Western Kentucky University in Kristen said that being recognized by the American Communication Disorders. She received her Certifi cate of Speech Language Hearing Association as a Bilingual Service Clinical Competency from the American Speech Language Provider has been a long term goal in her career. “Brescia Hearing Association upon completing her clinical fellowship helped me ultimately reach my goal of being able to combine year. my passion for the Spanish language and wanting to help Kristen is employed full-time as a speech language pathol- others communicate. I feel that only with Brescia’s profes- ogist for Daviess County Public Schools, where she screens, sors, small class size, collaborative staff, and liberal arts evaluates, and provides direct speech/language, voice, and Catholic education that Brescia offers, I was able to complete fl uency services for the community’s Hispanic populations, my goal of becoming one of only three Bilingual Speech as well as, other populations. She also works for Progressive Language Pathologists in the state of Kentucky.” Rehab Inc. and provides Bilingual Speech/Language Pathol- Brescia NOW! Summer 2011 41 HHomecomingomecoming SSeptembereptember 16-17,16-17, 20112011 Look for invitations in the mail in early August!

Battle for the Bell

Now is the time to begin preparing your chariot for the annual Chariot Races. Last year, eight teams battled for the bell. This year, we woant to double that number and double the excitement! For a complete list of rules and regulations, contact Jason Cox, Alumni Relations Director, at [email protected] or 270-686-2111.

Also returning is Campus Capers. Put your thinking caps on and come up with an original performance idea at this year’s Campus Capers! Whether it’s goofy, dramatic, astounding, or just plain fun, we don’t care. JUST BRING IT!

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“Getting a University ring was an instant, permanent way to not only take part in a school tradition, but keep the Brescia mission and experience close to my heart and central to my life everyday.” - Sagan Sette ’11 Interested in ordering a Brescia University class ring? Receive a brochure and web address by contacting Jason Cox at [email protected].

BresciaBBrresescciia NNONOW!OW!W! SummerSumummmeer 2022011011 4422 The Brescia University community joins in prayerful remembrance of those who have died. Eternal rest grant unto them , O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. From November 23, 2010 - June 28, 2011

In Memoriam: We Extend our Deepest Sympathy: Jerome P. Draeger ’58, who passed away April 19, Tom Luckett ’71, whose wife, Deborah, passed away on 2011. December 21, 2010. Mary E. Duvall ’73, who passed away April 26, 2011. Sister Vivian Marie Bowles ’69, whose mother, Willa Dolorita Robinson ’65, who passed away March 23, Stein, passed away on January 18, 2011. 2011. Mona R. Shopa ’67, who passed away January 20,2011. Debra Towery ’00, who passed away January 28, 2011. Curtis W. Wilkerson ’79, who passed away January 19, 2011.

Sister Marita Greenwell, 85, an Ursuline Sister of Mount Saint Joseph, died June 21, at Mount Saint Joseph in her 65th year of religious life. Sister Marita was an inspiration to so many people, fi rst as an encouraging music teacher, and then as the leader of the Contemporary Woman Program at Brescia College/University, a revolutionary self-esteem building program for women which she directed for 32 years (1973-2005). She was a teacher at St. Martin School, Rome (1948-52); Mount Saint Joseph Academy, Maple Mount (1960-68); Blessed Mother School (1954), Immaculate School (1970-71), and Brescia College (1971-73) in Owensboro and St. Thomas More School, Paducah (1954-55); as well as in the Archdiocese of Louisville and in Missouri. She was co-director of the Ursuline Associate program from 1996-2002. Survivors include her sister, Dorothy Hughes of Elizabeth- town, nieces and nephews, and the members of her religious community. Memorial gifts for Sister Marita may take the form of donations to the Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph, 8001 Cummings Road, Maple Mount, KY 42356.

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