“We wanted to establish a gift to continue beyond our lifetime. An endowed memorial scholarship in Tom’s name was the perfect answer.”

– Tim and Jan Surdyke

2016 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY Dear Friends,

We are honored to serve as co-chairs of the Board of Trustees, leading the effort to advance the mission of the Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri. The generous gifts of many are evident in the remarkable impact of Catholic philanthropy in our community. The Foundation and its board are committed to fulfilling the vision of Archbishop Robert J. Carlson, seeking new pathways toward hope for those we serve.

The professional staff at the Foundation works diligently to connect donors with their philanthropic interests. Combining expertise and dedication, they help to strengthen Catholic ministries by collaborating with Catholic leaders and development professionals, assisting individuals and families in creating a legacy for the future.

In 2016, the Foundation continued to build on the core of success established in our first full year of operation. We have been blessed by the generosity of our donors and our volunteer board members, who together are helping to sustain the future of Catholic entities and causes in eastern Missouri.

We are pleased to present stories of hope in our second annual Report to the Community. We trust you will find inspiration in the stories of individuals, families and organizations included in this report. Each day, more and more people are impacted by our donors’ gifts, lives are changed and our hope for the future is renewed.

Sincerely,

Nancy and Don Ross Co-Chairs, Roman Catholic Foundation Board of Trustees

1 A 1,000-Year Levee 2016 Milestones • Beyond Sunday campaign increased pledges by $50 million Eastern Missouri is a uniquely Catholic Our predecessors established livelihoods region: our skylines and neighborhoods of sacrificial generosity. Immigrant families • Scholarships totaling $2,418,500 were awarded to more than feature church spires and historic structures donated portions of their incomes to build 1,200 students at 129 schools from every decade since the founding of churches that celebrated their cultural heritage. for the 2016-2017 school year the archdiocese. These churches, schools, Women and men answered the call to a Catholic • Named the ninth largest charitable hospitals and religious institutions are part vocation, often serving others on the frontier. foundation in the St. Louis region in the 2016 St. Louis Business Journal of our legacy of faith. The Roman Catholic Generation after generation, people have Book of Lists Foundation is dedicated to sustaining them worked together to provide us this legacy as vibrant sources of faith and service for of faith. • 54 applications were received from 69 schools and PSR programs future generations of the faithful. for Beyond Sunday curriculum Today, we are called to use our resources to enhancement and innovation grants At the Roman Catholic Foundation we sustain this tradition of Catholic vitality for are investing in a new “1,000-year levee,” the future of our local church. to ensure that the Catholic Church in our area will be secure – and ready to serve – throughout the third millennium.

Securing the Future

Inspiring giving and connecting donors to Catholic ministries, sustaining the local church for future generations.

2 3 Foundation Funds

Through the Foundation, donors can connect to their favorite causes and establish funds that best Since 1818, Catholic education fulfill their philanthropic intent. The Foundation offers a range of long-term, tax-friendly solutions has been an important part of the local church community. that meet each donor’s interests and vision. Endowment Funds create a lasting legacy by providing Parish elementary schools, ongoing income to the Catholic organization of the donor’s choice. The initial gift is invested and archdiocesan and private high schools, and Catholic Centers a portion of the Fund is distributed over time, allowing the capital to grow. Gifts of any amount can on college campuses help be added to a Fund at any time; visit www.rcfstl.org for more information. shape the next generation of lay Catholics. Scholarships and Established Funds listed here include the name of the Fund, the benefitting organization, school grants established through the Foundation help secure the and the location of the parish, school or ministry. future of Catholic education.

Endowment Funds Scholarship Endowment Funds

Roman Catholic Foundation Endowment Fund Kathy Hertlein Scholarship Endowment Fund Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri St. Francis Borgia Regional High School, Washington, MO Beyond Sunday Education Endowment Fund Monsignor James E. Pieper Scholarship Endowment Fund Catholic elementary and high schools St. Clement of Rome Parish School, St. Louis, MO within the Archdiocese of St. Louis, St. Louis, MO St. Dominic High School Scholarship Endowment Fund Annual Catholic Appeal Endowment Fund St. Dominic High School, O’Fallon, MO Annual Catholic Appeal as part of the Perpetual Light Society, St. Louis, MO St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church Scholarship Endowment Fund Friends of the Cathedral Basilica Endowment Fund St. Robert Bellarmine Catholic Church, St. Charles, MO Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis, St. Louis, MO Kenrick-Glennon Seminary Endowment Fund Kenrick-Glennon Seminary, St. Louis, MO Memorial Endowment Funds St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Parish Endowment Fund Loretta & Linus Glosemeyer Memorial St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Parish, St. Louis, MO Endowment Fund St. Ignatius of Loyola School, Marthasville, MO St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Parish School Endowment Fund Donna L. Koelling Memorial Endowment Fund St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Parish School, St. Louis, MO Marygrove, Florissant, MO St. Mary’s Parish Endowment Fund Planning a Legacy St. Mary’s Parish, Hawk Point, MO Memorial Scholarship Endowment Funds St. Pius X High School Endowment Fund St. Pius X High School, Festus, MO Edward J. Auer Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund St. Mary’s High School and St. Frances Cabrini Academy, St. Vincent de Paul Knights of Columbus St. Louis, MO Endowment Fund St. Matthias Church – St. Vincent de Paul Conference, St. Kathleen Ann Gau Memorial Scholarship Louis, MO Endowment Fund Bishop DuBourg High School, St. Louis, MO Teacher Innovation in Education Endowment Fund St. Francis Borgia Regional High School, Christopher J. Grimaud Memorial Scholarship Washington, MO Endowment Fund St. Mary’s High School, St. Louis, MO Washington University Catholic Student Center Endowment Fund Coach Duane Haddox Memorial Scholarship Washington University Catholic Student Center, Endowment Fund St. Louis, MO St. Francis Borgia Regional High School, Washington, MO

4 5 DONOR PROFILE

Christine Kazanas Memorial Scholarship Donor-Advised Funds Friends of the Cathedral Endowment Fund In Memory of the Life of West Basilica Endowment Fund John F. Kennedy High School, St. Louis, MO Anonymous Donor-Advised Fund The Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis Edward A. & Kevin G. Koenig Memorial Anonymous Donor-Advised Fund Point Cadet Thomas Surdyke has been endowed with a gift that is dedicated to the preservation of Scholarship Endowment Fund Anonymous Family Donor-Advised Fund St. Dominic High School, O’Fallon, MO the building, established by historian Joan & Mark Guyol Family Donor-Advised Fund St. Pius X High School in Festus, MO, has always been a part of and preservation enthusiast Brian Virginia Celeste Piontek Memorial Scholarship Tim and Jan Surdyke’s life. Jan’s grandmother worked in the school Abel Ragen. This endowment Endowment Fund Joan & Joseph Lipic Donor-Advised Fund helps ensure that the stained glass Pontifical Paul VI Institute for Catechetical Timothy & Susan Sansone Family Donor-Advised Fund kitchens, her parents are alums, and both she and her husband, windows, historic structure and Tim, are graduates. Three of their four children, Elaine, Tom and Rose, world-renowned mosaics will be and Pastoral Studies, St. Louis, MO cared for in perpetuity. attended the school – with youngest daughter, Francie, hoping to Ruth Reiss Pratte Memorial Scholarship Charitable Remainder Trust Endowment Fund continue in her siblings’ footsteps. Teacher Innovation in Rosati-Kain High School, St. Louis, MO Anonymous Charitable Remainder Trust Education Endowment Fund Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation, Tim and Jan’s son, West Point Cadet Thomas Surdyke, died June 28, 2016, Jane T. Sohm Memorial Scholarship At St. Francis Borgia Regional St. Louis, MO while saving the life of a non-swimmer on Long Island, New York. He was Endowment Fund High School, a new fund supports St. Mary’s High School, St. Louis, MO posthumously awarded the Soldier’s Medal, the highest military honor classroom and program innovations awarded for a non-combat act of heroism. Tom was buried at the West Point by teachers. This educational Cadet Thomas Surdyke Memorial Insurance Policies Cemetery on July 4, which would have been his 19th birthday. endowment helps provide a Leadership Scholarship Endowment Fund quality academic environment St. Pius X High School, Festus, MO Lynn Ryan (Prudential) for all students. Beyond Sunday Education Fund, His parents established the Cadet Thomas Surdyke Memorial Leadership Theresa Cova Szwabo Memorial Annual Catholic Appeal/Perpetual Light Society, Scholarship Endowment Fund for the benefit of students at St. Pius X Donna L. Koelling Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Cross Catholic Outreach, St. Louis, MO High School. Jan and Tim note that Catholic education is the foundation Rosati-Kain High School, St. Louis, MO Endowment Fund Kevin Short (Northwestern Mutual) for ethical leadership in our world today – and they are impelled to do The Donna L. Koelling Memorial Today and Tomorrow Educational Foundation, everything they can to further it and support it. Endowment Fund provides ongoing Unendowed Funds St. Louis, MO support to Marygrove, located in “We wanted to create something that will continue beyond our Florissant, MO. This gift will help Beckmann Family Fund own lifetime,” says Jan. “Tom’s life of sacrifice and leadership will continue their 165-year legacy St. Anselm Church, St. Louis, MO Estate Gifts of offering a safe and healing be an inspiration to students. He was so young, yet led his life with environment for children and Conoyer Family Scholarship Fund Anonymous conviction and strength of character.” adolescents who are victims Duchesne High School, St. Charles, MO 19 parishes and Catholic organizations of homelessness and neglect. Roman Catholic Foundation Fund John Capellupo One of Tom’s favorite Bible verses was “Iron sharpens iron, so one man Gloria Schraut (Estate Gift) Roman Catholic Foundation, St. Louis, MO Beyond Sunday Education Fund, St. Louis, MO sharpens another” (Proverbs 27:17). Whether as a student, an athlete on SOAR! Scholarship Fund Michael Heck the football field or a participant in military training, Tom quietly set an Gloria grew up attending St. Joseph Parish Elementary School in Imperial, Select Catholic elementary and high schools in Roman Catholic Foundation, St. Louis, MO example of selfless service. He was humble, willingly learning from others. MO, in the late 1920s. As an adult, North St. Louis County and the City of St. Louis In death, as in life, Tom continues his service to others as an organ donor – Michael Hurst she entered the Catholic Church and Anonymous Beneficiaries saving the lives of countless others. wanted to assist families seeking a Catholic education for their children. Joan Steffen O’Reilly Through a planned gift created in her Roman Catholic Foundation, St. Louis, MO estate, Gloria will establish a fund to provide tuition assistance to students Gloria Schraut from St. Joseph Parish who wish St. Pius X High School, Festus, MO to attend St. Pius X High School in Festus, MO. George Schroeder Edward J. Auer Memorial Scholarship Fund, St. Louis, MO Patricia Williams St. Justin Martyr Parish, St. Louis, MO

Deceased

6 7 PARISH PROFILE

Other parishes throughout A Generous Response Feeding the Hungry the region will also benefit from the 40% returned to them St. Joseph Parish has been serving the needs of the Farmington, MO, The Beyond Sunday campaign has been met The Beyond Sunday Education Fund is through the Beyond Sunday region since 1897. Over the parish’s 120-year history the needs campaign, including: with a generous response from the parishioners transforming Catholic education in three key of the surrounding rural community have changed. of the archdiocese, and is set to reach its ways, by providing: All Souls Parish $100 million goal by mid-2017. Parishes, Repair the church bell support 1. Scholarship support for middle-income families The poverty rate in the area climbed to 16.1% during the recent system in the bell tower students and schools are benefitting in a recession, creating an additional need for social service support. direct way from the Beyond Sunday campaign. 2. Academic Capacity Enhancement grants to At St. Joseph, the St. Vincent de Paul Basilica of Saint Louis, Forty percent of the funds raised in each King Parish parish and archdiocesan schools, focusing on Food Pantry is supported by a Establish a preservation fund parish campaign are returned to the parish to STREAM disciplines (Science, Technology, volunteer staff and donations. for future maintenance projects help with specific needs in that community, Religion, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) As the local need increased, “ I am excited about while the remaining balance, less campaign the parish began planning for St. Gianna Parish 3. Transformational Innovation grants to the Beyond Sunday Construct a chapel for expenses, will be invested in the Beyond a new facility: a separate building Eucharistic Adoration Sunday Education Fund. Enhanced spending in enhance operational and business models for the food pantry, to increase campaign because the first year resulted in an immediate impact: in our parish and archdiocesan schools its size and serve more families. it goes hand in hand Our Lady of Providence Parish $1.8 million for scholarships and $4.7 million Enhance accessibility areas throughout the parish campus in parish share distributions. This enhanced Gifts from donors at St. Joseph with the vision spending will continue for four additional years. Parish to the Beyond Sunday of our future.” Our Lady of the Holy Cross Parish campaign have helped the parish Update and provide maintenance for the convent meet this goal. Using the 40% of Fr. Rickey Valleroy, funds returned to the parish, the Pastor, St. Joseph Parish St. Ambrose Parish community was able to break Enhance the existing ground on the new food pantry. STREAM lab at the school

“I am excited about the Beyond Sunday campaign because it goes St. Anselm Parish Provide increased support hand in hand with the vision of our future,” says Fr. Rickey Valleroy, to partner school in Haiti pastor at St. Joseph Parish. “Since we are a continuing, growing parish, I believe that this campaign will enhance and ensure the future of Mary, Mother of the Church Parish Enhance Catholic education for Catholic schools throughout the archdiocese, as well as allowing us to parish children, including the Parish look toward the future here at home.” School of Religion (PSR) program

St. Mary of Perpetual Help Parish Support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul Parishes with Completed Campaigns Campaign Progress St. Richard Parish Restore church windows 2016 133 2016 $89,066,229

2015 34 2015 $38,189,994

2014 0 2014 $7,448,790

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 $0 $15M $30M $45M $60M $75M $90M $105M

Total Donors Distributions Back to the Community

2016 19,022 2016 $8,330,356

2015 5,803 2015 $478,193

2014 15 2014 $35,846

0 3K 6K 9K 12K 15K 18K 21K 24K 0 $1M $2M $3M $4M $5M $6M $7M $8M $9M

8 9 Transforming Catholic Education Student Testimonial “From my coach to my principal and teachers, they have prepared me for life…Trinity has made me Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders Streamlining the application process for families a better person of faith and a better and partnering with other scholarship-making young man.” The Beyond Sunday Education Fund supports organizations help ensure the best possible – Aaron, Trinity High School, families seeking a Catholic education at parish, stewardship of resources. Class of 2017 archdiocesan and private schools throughout the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Elementary Beyond Sunday Fellows For the 2016-2017 school year, school students can benefit from tuition 174 scholarships were awarded assistance, while select high school students Scholarships awarded by the Foundation to students in all 27 Catholic have the opportunity to participate in the are already making a difference in the lives high schools in the Archdiocese Foundation’s Beyond Sunday Fellows program. of middle-income families throughout the of St. Louis. In 2016, 100% of eligible Catholic applicants Archdiocese of St. Louis. Students interested in Barat Academy were awarded scholarships to Catholic joining a community of future Catholic leaders Bishop DuBourg High School Cardinal Ritter College Prep elementary schools. may apply for consideration to become a Beyond Chaminade College Preparatory School Sunday Fellow during the open application Christian Brothers College High School The SOAR! (St. Louis Opportunity and period each year. Cor Jesu Academy Achievement Realized!) Scholarship Fund DeSmet Jesuit High School Duchesne High School relies on corporate and community giving In addition to receiving tuition assistance, Incarnate Word Academy to provide tuition assistance to underserved Beyond Sunday Fellows participate in service John F. Kennedy Catholic High School Nerinx Hall High School students, regardless of their faith, who attend or activities, working with those in need. This Notre Dame High School wish to attend select Catholic elementary and immersive stewardship formation experience Rosati-Kain High School high schools within the City of St. Louis and enhances the values instilled in Catholic school St. Dominic High School St. Francis Borgia Regional High School North St. Louis County. classrooms. The students also celebrate Mass and St. John Vianney High School share breakfast with the archbishop, to connect St. Joseph’s Academy Saint Louis Priory School The Foundation partners with the Today and with one another and the local Catholic Church. (TTEF) St. Louis University High School Tomorrow Educational Foundation Students grow in faith through their shared St. Mary’s High School for scholarship applications and administration. experiences of service, Eucharist and fellowship. St. Pius X High School Parents complete a single application form St. Vincent High School Trinity Catholic High School online and are considered for financial aid Academic dedication, faith and leadership Ursuline Academy available through TTEF, the archdiocese together help inspire the future leaders in Valle Catholic High School Villa Duchesne High School and the Foundation. parishes and the business community, Visitation Academy ensuring a Catholic legacy for the future. Beyond Sunday Fellows grow in appreciation for the apostolates and ministries supported Scholarships totaling $2,418,500 237 were awarded to 1,269 students by the Catholic Church through their St. Charles 82 at 129 elementary and high Northeast participation in service activities and 200 schools in all deaneries of Northwest County County the Archdiocese of St. Louis. personal faith formation. 78 North City 140 142 125 South City Festus – 72 North City – 78 Southwest 114 Washington County Northeast County – 200 Northwest County – 82 Southeast County South City – 142 Southeast County – 114 Southwest County – 140 St. Charles – 237 72 Ste. Genevieve – 79 Washington – 125 Festus

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Ste. Genevieve 10 1111 Impact on the Community

The Foundation continues to fulfill its mission Investing in Education The next generation of priests, of connecting donors to their philanthropic deacons, women religious and Beyond Sunday grants to parish and the laity is being formed – and passions. All funds are invested according transformed – today. Their to the Socially Responsible Investment archdiocesan schools are enhancing academic experiences in classrooms, with programs with a current focus on STREAM service projects, and receiving Guidelines established by the U.S. Conference the sacraments prepare them of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). The curricula (Science, Technology, Religion, to lead with confidence and Engineering, Arts and Mathematics). strength of character. Foundation’s investment policy mandates responsible stewardship by both seeking a These grants reinforce instructional capacity, reasonable (or competitive) financial return with an emphasis on initiatives that can be on its investments and doing so in a manner replicated in schools across the archdiocesan consistent with the social teachings of the school system. Catholic Church. Investment screening includes the following areas: protecting human life Faith Alive in the Home (FAITH) (opposing abortion, contraception, embryonic With a Beyond Sunday grant, St. Ann School stem cell/human cloning), promoting human in Normandy and Holy Trinity School in dignity (fighting pornography), reducing St. Ann will pilot a program to provide support arms production (nuclear arms, antipersonnel for parents as their children’s first catechists landmines), pursuing economic justice, in the first years of life. The period between protecting the environment and an infant’s baptism and the beginning of school encouraging corporate responsibility. is a key time for connecting new parents to one From ensuring the care and upkeep of the another and to their faith, as their families grow Cathedral Basilica, to providing additional and change. resources and leadership support to teachers, St. Paul School STREAM Program to caring for at-risk youth without a place to live, individual funds serve a variety of needs. The curriculum enhancements at St. Paul Parish Grade School in Fenton, MO, will include a makerspace and support ongoing professional development for teachers. Future Leaders Through the upcoming school years, the school leadership plans to implement additional project-based technology and materials to prepare students for the future.

12 13 13 Statement of Financial Position Funds Under Management Committed to As of December 31, 2016 and 2015 Good Stewardship 2016 2015 Endowment Funds – $11,581,074

Assets Parish Share Distribution – $3,360,763 • The Roman Catholic Foundation Cash $ 4,162,687 $ 2,746,380 Unendowed Funds – $2,458,434 is an independent 501(c)(3) Investments – at fair value $ 19,665,060 $ 8,817,792 Scholarship Endowment Funds – $1,117,331 public charity that is legally separate from the Archdiocese Pledges Receivable – net $ 49,665,484 $ 22,141,810 Charitable Remainder Trust – $629,645 of St. Louis. Other Assets $ 164,838 $ 148,749 Donor-Advised Funds – $484,500 Total Assets $ 73,658,069 $ 33,854,731 Other – $33,313 • An active and engaged Liabilities Total: $19,665,060 all-Catholic Board of Trustees Accounts Payable and Accrued Liabilities $ 94,296 $ 87,643 provides oversight to Funds Held for Others $ 32,619,701 $ 11,871,857 Foundation staff. Grants Payable $ 2,160,164 $ 201,400 Total Liabilities $ 34,874,161 $ 12,160,900 • Morgan Stanley serves as the Foundation’s investment Net Assets consultant, overseen by our Operating Expenses Unrestricted $ (792,236)* $ (872,232) Investment Sub-Committee. Temporarily Restricted $ 11,666,924 $ 14,531,449 Fundraising – $3,402,333 All investments undergo moral and social screening to ensure Permanently Restricted $ 27,909,220 $ 8,034,614 Program – $423,623 they do not conflict with General and Administrative – $249,010 Total Net Assets $ 38,783,908 $ 21,693,831 Catholic teaching. Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 73,658,069 $ 33,854,731 Total: $4,074,966 • RubinBrown LLP audits the * Beyond Sunday campaign expenses incurred to date exceed revenues restricted to pay campaign expenses to date. Foundation annually. Audited financials and IRS Form 990s may be viewed on our website: www.rcfstl.org. Statement of Activities As of December 31, 2016 and 2015 Investment in the Community 2016 2015 (Program Grants and Parish Share Distributions) Revenue Total Contributions, including amounts raised for others $ 49,838,596 $ 29,410,845 Parish Life – $4,765,162* Less: Amounts raised for others $ (25,556,837) $ (10,889,110) Catholic Education – $3,511,444 Net Contributions $ 24,281,759 $ 18,521,735 Other Charities – $27,250 Other Income $ 224,780 $ (41,786) Other Catholic Ministries – $21,250 Interest and Dividends $ 88,007 $ - Social Services – $5,250 Investment Gains (Losses) $ 149,692 $ - Total: $8,330,356 Total Revenues $ 24,744,238 $ 18,479,949 *Includes Beyond Sunday Parish Share Distributions Program Grants Total Grants $ 3,579,195 $ 478,193

Operating Expenses Program $ 423,623 $ 59,059 General and Administrative $ 249,010 $ 428,858 Fundraising $ 3,402,333 $ 3,189,745 Total Expenses $ 4,074,966 $ 3,677,662

Change in Net Assets $ 17,090,077 $ 14,324,094 Beginning Net Assets $ 21,693,831 $ 7,369,737 Ending Net Assets $ 38,783,908 $ 21,693,831

Total Net Assets Total Revenues Total Program Grants

2016 $38,783,908 2016 $24,744,238 2016 $3,579,195

2015 $21,693,831 2015 $18,479,949 2015 $478,193

2014 $7,369,737 2014 $8,027,844 2014 $35,846

$0 $10M $20M $30M $40M $0 $5M $10M $15M $20M $25M $0 $1M $2M $3M $4M $5M

14 15 A Message from Roman Catholic Foundation Ex Officio of Eastern Missouri Board of Trustees Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson Archbishop Carlson Nancy and Don Ross, Co-Chairs Archbishop, Archdiocese of St. Louis Annunziata Reverend Monsignor Mark S. Rivituso I wish to congratulate the leadership of the Roman Catholic Foundation on Pat and Leonard Dino Vicar General, Archdiocese of St. Louis the successful completion of their second year of service, and thank everyone St. Anselm Nancy J. Werner who made a gift to the Foundation to sustain the mission of our local Catholic Michele and Rick Forshaw Chancellor, Archdiocese of St. Louis Church for the future. Annunziata Mark J. Guyol The Foundation is a reflection of the eight Beatitudes beautifully expressed in Gretchen and Niall Gannon President & Treasurer Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. The opening verse, “Blessed are the poor in spirit, Mary, Queen of Peace Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (Mt. 5:3), illustrates how Christ transforms the world of prestige and power into one of mercy and meekness. The beatitudes turn the world’s Reverend Monsignor Vernon Gardin values inside out by offering a radically different way to live. This new life in every Christian is Pastor, The lmmacolata exemplified in the mission of the Foundation. Roman Catholic Foundation of Michael Mooney Eastern Missouri Staff I invite you to learn more about the Roman Catholic Foundation and to prayerfully consider a Vice-President & Secretary commitment to creating a permanent legacy to benefit your favorite parish, school or ministry. Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri Mark J. Guyol St. Anselm President & CEO Sincerely yours in Christ, Rita Mooney Suann P. Fields, CPA St. Anselm Director of Finance & Operations

Steve Notestine Michael W. Weisbrod Christ, Prince of Peace Gift Planning Officer Kathryn A. Mayrose Most Reverend Robert J. Carlson Susan and Tim Sansone Grants Administrator Archbishop of St. Louis The lmmacolata Rosemary and Joe Shaughnessy April Y. Esenwah St. Roch Executive Assistant

Patti and Kevin Short Katherine E. Kelly St. Roch Database & Operations Manager

Diane and David Snively Julia E. Babb Incarnate Word Database Assistant Tricia L. Crossey Database Assistant

16 For more information, please contact our gift planning officers at the Roman Catholic Foundation of Eastern Missouri.

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