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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 2 10/3/19 12:41 PM 2019–2020 Board of Trustees A Message from the President,

Rev. Dr. Eric Ruoss LeRoi Hicks, MD, MPH, FACP Dear Members of the Nativity Prep Community, Chair ere are unshakable truths that transcend shaken times. is has Rev. Joseph Morrissey, OSFS been true throughout history and is no dierent today than in the days Vice Chair that have come before. It is an unshakable truth that each person has value and holds the potential for great contribution to their world. It is • an unshakable truth that our circumstance of tomorrow will be better William Chapman, Jr. Esq. than today if people of good faith draw together to make it so. It is an Kathleen B. Craven unshakable truth that people of good character have an inner strength that, when shared through love of the other, will serve to help those DeVon Williams Daniels, ChFC, CDFA shaken by the times to realize their value and potential. Very Reverend Lewis S. Fiorelli, OSFS Nativity Preparatory School is a community resource that transmits Cheryl Jackson, MD, FACP unshakable truths to those who are shaken by the times. e continued strength of the Nativity school is directly dependent upon the strength Rev. John A. Kolodziej, OSFS shared with it by its community and the depth of voluntary support John McLaughlin that the community is willing and able to oer. Such support is both Brian Ray nancial and emotional. ose in the community who believe deeply in the value of this school and in the experience that it provides for the Rev. Dr. Eric Ruoss children who attend here will choose to make sacricial gifts that will Joan Shaw ensure the school’s ability to endure. Derrick Wetzel You are receiving this publication because you are one of those special people of good character who is compelled to share your strength with Dawn Williams, Esq. those who need your support. On behalf of the young men of the Nativity Rev. Brian Zumbrum, OSFS school I thank you for this response to their need. I encourage you to share • the story of your commitment to Nativity with other good people who deserve to be a part of this community of support. School Counsel Each boy in the Nativity community has value. ey each have great David J. Ferry, Jr. Esq potential, and they each deserve to have hope for a positive and productive Brian Ferry, Esq. future. With your continued emotional and nancial support each one of these young men will grow in character and competence each day while they are with us at Nativity and through the years beyond. For more information on enrollment, Faithfully, volunteering, giving or visiting Nativity Prep please contact Andrea Rotsch at (302) 777-1015, E-mail to: [email protected] or visit www.nativitywilmington.org

Reverend Dr. Eric Ruoss

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through eighth. Special announcements are made here, and there are What Makes Nativity Special? “shout outs.” Shout outs are a compliment from a teacher to a student By Steve Esmond in front of the whole student body. In this way, everyone gets to learn ondrous things occur every day in the hallways, classrooms, about and recognize the exemplary act of the student. Weaving these W and even in the cafeteria at Nativity Prep. ese young men anecdotes through the fabric of the morning instills a sense of accom- have shown devotion and dedication to becoming true gentlemen plishment and belief that, “to do well is cool.” scholars in the tradition of St. Frances De Sales. e administration, As the students break from the morning exercises they follow the faculty, and others who work with these gentlemen always come away words of St. Frances De Sales when they “Do not lose courage in impressed with their determination and drive. Just a walk through the considering your own imperfections.” is is where small arises hallways during a school day provides a palpable sense of the inten- again. e students are embarking on an adventure in learning each tion and the devotion of the students and sta. How does Nativity do day. Sure, they know the latest FortNite stats. But after a quick this? ere are plenty of examples in the eld of education that aim, “DO NOW” they will be reading the poetry of Langston Hughes, but fail, to achieve what Nativity does. e secret is in the “smallness.” studying the Civil Rights Movement, working with exponents, and By smallness I do not mean the average height of a Nativity student. variables, or digging deep into Atomic eory. By small I refer to the size of each grade and each class. Often those None of this would be possible if they were in a class of twenty and classes are broken into even smaller groups. No question about it, you a school of four hundred students. Success comes through the privilege will know who you are working with at Nativity, know them well, and of sharing the Nativity family together and it is a small family at that. work toward a common goal. is small size allows the teachers to touch All are a key part of this unit. Reecting on my two years at Nativity base with each and every student during the class, throughout a lesson, and how small it is, I am reminded of the Parable of the Mustard Seed. in review of written work, or while concentrating in laboratory. is is smallest of seeds becomes a tree and the birds eventually nest in its small size creates a feeling of trust between the student and teacher. Once branches ( :– ). At Nativity Prep, I am reminded that trust is established, the student is more apt to share and participate. that even though the surrounding circumstances may be tough and Nativity gentlemen are not afraid to take risk in such an environment, dicult, the Mustard Seed found a way to grow and to ourish. e even if they are not sure that their contribution is 100% correct. mustard seed was the smallest of all the seeds. Smallness also helps to create a feeling of community. Everyday the Stephen Esmond, a middle school teacher and administrator for 30 years, Principal starts with a short community assembly of all the grades, fth is now in his third year as a regular volunteer at Nativity Prep School.

WAKE THE WORLD Making Waves By Mateo Vitela, NP ‘20 ake the World was a great experience. Although the ride W was a bit long it was really worth it! When we got there, we went to hang out on the beach briey while everyone changed to their swimwear. Shortly thereafter, we boarded wave boats to ride on the water. We went “tubing” which was amazing. We got onto an inner tube and we were pulled over the waves by the boat. When that activity was nished, we had lunch. e lunch was nice, we had sandwiches with a variety of chips. Afterwards we were given a choice, to either go back to the boats and water-board or we could go to a serene and natural lazy river. I chose the latter. Once the smaller group arrived at the lazy river, we all were able to relax and take in the beauty around us. We even had the opportunity to explore the area. We discovered lily pads o a nearby peninsula, lofty reeds, and water grass—which interestingly enough is called hydrilla. Once everyone decided it was time to leave, we used the jet-skis to get back to one of the boats. Most of the people that went to the lazy river had to return on the parent boat, and that was a bummer, but only a little. Once we returned to shore, we went water-skiing and had the opportunity to swim. We ended our day around four o’clock in the afternoon with gratitude. It was such a great time and I am sure that students will continue to love it for years to come!

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 2 10/3/19 12:41 PM DESALES SUMMER PROGRAM 2019 Creating Bonds By Kareem L. Thomas, NP ’20 y experience at DeSales University was the best experi- Mence of my life. e idea of school in the summer was kind of scary at rst but, after getting there and realizing it wasn’t really summer school, I had a great time. Being with my brothers and teachers made it 10X better! e day started o at the dining hall where I had some of the best breakfasts of my life. After that we had 3 classes that weren’t that long. We had lunch, recess and a study hall, and then it was basically fun group activities the rest of the day. For example: golf, bowling, laser tag, basketball, football, water balloon ghts, swimming, etc. It created a bond between us Nativity kids because we were in dorms together. It brought us closer and really made us become more of a brotherhood. at’s why my experience at DeSales was the best experience of my life.

Where Leaders Grow By Jason Truitt, NP ’20 y summer program was one of the best experiences of Mmy life. If I could go back, I would. It was a way to get to know my classmates on a dierent level. You become closer than friends, more like brothers. You have to learn to share a room, your snacks, and share your time to help each other out. It’s also a place to show your House spirit, your athleticism, your goofy side, and a place to unwind and have fun but be about your work. Most of all it is a place where you can grow as a leader.

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Liam Carpenter-Urquart NP ’11, The Thacher School ’15, Brown University ’19

iam attended the acher School in Ojai, CA, and describes L it as “a little gem of a place tucked into the Ojai mountains, right below the dry spread of the Los Padres National Forest. e land is just on this side of desert, and the school was built according to the old California rancher tradition.” Liam’s days were full of horseback riding and learning “to cooperate with an animal ten times my size and twenty times my strength which was humbling.” A life lesson! Classes were challenging, but enjoyable, and included “Electronic Music, Robotics and Data Structures, American Studies, Chinese History, AP Physics and a delightful short ction workshop.” “I can trace every one of my successes back to a moment of excellent instruction, whether in the way I built my academic discipline around what I learned in Karate classes, how the roots of my critical reading skills are in Mr. Selvaggio’s literature lessons, that I kept writing poetry because of the amazing support of the whole Nativity community, or how I could be comfortable during formal encounters with powerful people because Nativity taught me to look everyone in the eye, shake their hand, and say my name clearly.” job, at Epic Systems, doing Technical Support. In a few months, After graduating from acher, Liam attended Brown University when I nish the company’s robust training routine for new hires, as a Presidential Scholar where his love for Physics, Computer Sci- I’ll be assisting hospitals as they build, maintain, and update their ence, Math, Geophysics, and Literary Arts collided in many ways. EMR (Electronic Medical Record) systems. I’m really excited to be His love of learning made it dicult to choose but ultimately Phys- working with such a strong and reputable company, and I’m excited ics and Literary Arts won out! Liam joined a Greek organization, to set o into another, probably even bigger story. It’ll be challeng- Alpha Delta Phi, a literary society, and won an award at the national ing, but I’m used to challenging. I’m used to taking big steps and level, 2nd place in nonction for a personal essay he wrote about growing before my foot hits the ground.” Wilmington. He spent a summer traveling to Shanghai to study “In the future, I’d love to go back to school to get an MFA in physics with a professor from Fudan University. He studied abroad creative writing. I don’t necessarily see myself going back for physics, in the spring of 2018 at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland but I’d be open to the option in the right circumstances. ere are with a full load of classes as well as traveling throughout the UK and a number of stories, poems, and essays that I want to write, and Paris where he cultivated “an international perspective.” roughout I’m hoping to start sending some of them out for publication soon. his college career, Liam exceeded his own expectations in writing by I’m also hoping to move out of the states at some point. I’m not receiving multiple literary awards. Liam graduated from Brown in sure when, yet, but that’s okay. Every time I’ve built expectations, May 2019. life has surprised me with something entirely dierent. I’m okay just “Now I’m living in Madison, WI. I moved here at the end of focusing on what’s in front of me and being grateful for how rich August. I’ve just reached the end of my rst week at my rst real what’s in front of me is.”

“The greatest thing in the world is not so much where we stand, but in what direction we are moving.” OLIVER WENDALL HOLMES

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Mark Christie NP ’10, Tower Hill School ’14, Washington College ’18

ashington College published: “Most people start conversations W with a word. Mark Christie starts them with a character, a stage, and questions that aren’t always easy to answer.” Christie, now 22, has been making rapt audiences feel plenty since last fall, when he took on the role of Tommy in the InterAct eatre and Passage eatre’s co-production of Salt Pepper Ketchup in Phila- delphia. e play explores the tensions in a gentrifying south Philly neighborhood, with Christie’s character serving as a lightning rod. “[InterAct eatre] believes in performances that are about social justice,” Christie says. “My character does some sketchy things, but overall, he wants to do something to help. It ends up not being the smartest thing to do, but it denitely raises questions about whether department, one of the professors, with a door open.” or not this kid’s good, or whether he deserves what happens to him. He also wanted to give dramatic talents a boost by minoring in I love characters like that, that make you think. ey’re not just on marketing. “To be a successful professional actor, you have to learn how stage; they’re on stage with a purpose.” to market yourself, to take the rst step, to apply for that audition, or to Christie’s purpose came into sharper focus when he decided to communicate with the person the right way so you can keep taking that major in theatre at Washington College. “ e theater department step forward. Marketing denitely helps me with that.” welcomed me with open arms and made everything I ended up do- Since Mark’s rst pro show, he has been a part of two other shows ing feel so natural,” he says. “I did so many dierent plays and took named Winter’s Tale (Curio eater Company) and e Beast of Nubia so many dierent classes my junior year. e only reason it wasn’t ( eater in the X). He is also about to be a part of Egopo’s production overwhelming was because, anytime I had a question or a problem, of Buried Child by Sam Shepard at the Latvian Society eater in anytime I was looking for help, there was always someone in the Philadelphia from October 23rd through November 10th.

Marcus Williams NP ’08, Salesianum School ’12, Alvernia University ’18

t is dicult to put our heads around the fact that Marcus Williams I graduated from Nativity Prep School 11 years ago! Marcus has accomplished quite a bit already and he isn’t nished! Here are a few highlights from Marcus. After graduating from Salesianum School in June of 2012, I attended Alvernia University in Reading, PA and majored in Biochemistry. During those four years, I was invited to participate in two research projects, the rst of which resulted in the develop- ment of a photo taxis device used to measure how photosynthetic protist move in relation to wavelengths of light. e second research project was designed by me and focused on decreasing the eects of alcohol on the body utilizing alcohol dehydrogenases via the absorption of a bacterial protein which would be secreted by a While still a student at Alvernia, I landed an Associate Scientist transgenic plant. e purpose of this research is to develop a medi- position in the Biochemistry Department at Eurons Lancaster Labo- cation that could decrease the chances of liver damage and decrease ratories. My primary responsibility was to test the purity and eec- the time of inebriation. is research also helped me to understand tiveness of pharmaceuticals, some of which were applicable to diabetes that this methodology of using transgenes, if applied to diseases and cancer. I was oered a full time position upon graduation in 2018 such as diabetes and cancer, could essentially provide the body with and I am now responsible for not only testing the products, but writ- reinforcements to essentially cure itself. ing the methods and procedures to test new, incoming medications. When I wasn’t in the lab at Alvernia, I was either mentoring inner My future goal is to return to school for my Masters in Infectious city children in biology and chemistry (completed 300 community Diseases and to ultimately work for the Center for Disease Control service hours) or participating in various theater productions at the and Prevention in Georgia as an Epidemiologist. University. I acted in seven productions and won a few awards for I am also writing a science ction novel that I hope will be best actor, best supporting role, and the award for dedication to the published some day! And most importantly, I am engaged to my spirit of the theatre. college sweetheart!

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 5 10/3/19 12:41 PM STUDENT PROFILE & GRADUATE STATISTICS

80% 6:1 STUDENTS STUDENT ELIGIBLE FOR TEACHER FREE/REDUCED RATIO LUNCH

8th Grade 25% 5th Grade 17%

OUR STUDENTS

7th Grade 26% 6th Grade 32%

134 HIGH SCHOOL POST HIGH SCHOOL DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTION Nativity Prep Graduates

85 73% 80% 9% Private Schools High School Graduates College Employment

22 27% 10% 1% Public/Charter Schools College Graduates Military Trade School

5 Graduate School Students

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 6 10/3/19 12:41 PM 2018–2019 FINANCIALS

Summer Program 4% Salary and Benefits 66% Educational/Grad Support 4% Administrative Expense 6% USES OF FUNDS $1,007,376

General Operating Expense 20%

Scholarships 31% Activity Fee / Other 2% Endowment Draw 5% SOURCES OF INCOME In Vino Veritas/Special Events 22% $1,009,360 Annual Fund 20%

Foundation Giving 20%

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 7 10/3/19 12:41 PM WAYS YOU CAN HELP NATIVITY PREP See which works for you!

ADOPT MAKE A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE BE A A CLASS CONTRIBUTION VOLUNTEER

A year-long sponsorship of a class. You can donate cash or stock to Volunteers are the Contact Andrea Rotsch, help a Nativity Student. A Nativity Heart and Soul of Nativity. Director of Advancement, education is Tuition-free to our Call Yachira Torres, Principal, at 302-777-1015. students, but costs over $17,000. to learn more.

DONATE INCENTIVE PRIZES MAKE A PLANNED GIFT DONATE ITEMS

Nativity students work hard to earn Consider naming Nativity Preparatory Nativity welcomes the donation of incentives. Your donation of restaurant School of Wilmington school supplies, paper products gift cards, tickets to fun events and/or in your will or as a beneficiary (tissues, toilet paper, paper towels), gifts they can purchase at our school of a life insurance policy. individually wrapped snacks and store are always appreciated. Contact Megan Reardon, juices/waters, recess equipment Call Andrea Rotsch, Director of Finance Manager, at 302-777-1015. and cleaning supplies. Advancement, for more information.

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 8 10/3/19 12:41 PM SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM A special thank you to all of our 2018–2019 Scholarship Benefactors The Scholarship Program is vital to the mission and success of Nativity Prep. Every Nativity student needs financial support. To become part of this rewarding program, or for more information, please contact Andrea Rotsch at [email protected]

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS PARTNER SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. & Mrs. William D’Alonzo Mr. Gregory Bruxelles Rev. Richard DeLillio Huisking Foundation, Inc. Eckerd Foundation Mrs. Mary Jane Kimmins/GE Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Julian Leon Weiner Educational Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Francis Julian Mr. & Mrs. Richard Miller Mr. & Mrs. Richard Julian Ms. Sharon Naylor Laffey-McHugh Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark Reardon Mr. & Mrs. Paul McConnell Dr. & Mrs. Edmondo Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Richard Struthers Mr. & Mrs. Cal Stempel Mr. & Mrs. Robert Wittig PANORAMA SCHOLARSHIPS Bezos Family Foundation OTHER SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATIONS Mr. & Mrs. Bartholomew J. Dalton, Esq. Mr. Richard Angiullo Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DiGiacomo Mrs. Marilyn DeRight Ernest E. Stempel Foundation Anthony & Catherine Fusco Charitable Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O. Gallagher Navient Foundation Laffey McHugh Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David Ripsom Mr. & Mrs. Ted Lassiter Mr. & Mrs. Ric Struthers Oblates of St. Francis DeSales UBS Matching Foundation Vinton Family Foundation Wells Fargo Matching Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Wren

PIONEER SCHOLARSHIPS Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Finch The Lucy Lovita Family Charitable Fund Deacon & Mrs. Dennis Wuebbels

Your gifts and your partnership provide a unique opportunity for our students to be enriched. is report includes gifts from July 2018 to June 2019. Please forgive us if we overlooked or misspelled your name. Contact the Development Oce for corrections: [email protected]

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BOLDED NAME DENOTES 10+ YEARS OF CONTINUOUS GIVING | * DENOTES 5 –9 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS GIVING

VISIONARIES Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. McConnell Mr. & Mrs. James E. Hall, Jr. Wilmington Friends School Bezos Family Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. John J. McLaughlin* Dr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Hartka Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Woytash, Jr., Esq. Chichester duPont Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Miller* Mr. & Mrs. Denison Hatch Ms. Mary Ann Wozniak* Arsht-Cannon Fund PNC Foundation* Anonymous* Rev. Brian D. Zumbrum, OSFS Crystal Trust Mr. & Mrs. William H. Schieer Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Hempel Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. D’Aniello St. John Chrysostom Church Holy Infant Catholic Church SERVICE Ernest E. Stempel Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Stone Mr. & Mrs. Raymond N. Ianni Mr. & Mrs. Karl K. Agne Laey-McHugh Foundation Ms. Catharine Varacchi Immaculate Conception Church* Anonymous Laura J. Niles Foundation* Wells Fargo Foundation Insurance & Financial Services, Limited Mr. & Mrs. David J. Baldwin Longwood Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Wi‘ig Drs. Eric & Cheryl Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Adam Balick, Esq. OSFS Wilmington-Philadelphia Province Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Julian* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bateman Vinton Family Foundation INTEGRITY Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Julian Ms. Jean Ba‘aglia Welfare Foundation Adorers of the Blood of Christ Ms. Mary Jane Kimmins* Mr. & Mrs. Brendan P. Benner A nity Wealth Mgt., Inc Knights of Columbus #7566 Mr. & Mrs. Ian Connor Bi“erato PANORAMA Mr. & Mrs. Richard Angiullo* Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Krienen Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Birkhead Mr. & Mrs. Bartholomew J. Dalton, Esq. Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Kubacki Mr. & Mrs. James A. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O. Gallagher Anthony & Catherine Fusco Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Lesutis* Cardiology Physicians, P.A. “Have patience to walk with short steps until you have wings to fly.” Mr. & Mrs. M. Theo Lassiter, Jr. Charitable Foundation Lyons Companies Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Wren Ms. Elaine Archangelo M&T Charitable Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Sean Cosgrove —ST. FRANCIS DE SALES Archmere Academy* Mr. & Mrs. Barry A. Mahler Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Costello, II* PIONEER Mr. Jerome J Beil, Jr. Ken Margolis Family Giving Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Daniels Rev. Richard R. DeLillio, OSFS Bene’cial Bank Foundation* Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McKenna Mrs. Marilyn DeRight DeSales University* Big Fish Charitable Foundation Ms. Christine Meyer Rev. Joseph A. DiMauro, OSFS* Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DiGiacomo Mr. Patrick Bingham Milton and Ha‘ie Kutz Foundation EDIS Ellice & Rosa McDonald FDN, Inc.* Ms. Eileen M. Brennan* Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Nachbar* Emory Hill Real Estate Services, Inc. Ms. Heather Evans Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Bubb* Navient Foundation Experience Strength Hope Group Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Finch Mr. & Mrs. Chris Buccini Hon & Mrs. Michael K. Newell* Exxon/Mobil Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Foster Friess* Mrs. Margaret Butler Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Norman* Mr. & Mrs. William H. Frederick The Lucy Lovita Family Charitable Fund Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Capodanno Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Ogorek* Mr. & Mrs. David Gardiner Mrs. Sharon Naylor Mr. Ma‘hew J. Carhart Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Pincus Mr. & Mrs. David Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Mark L. Reardon Christiana Care Health System Janice Nevin & Charles Pohl Mr. Miles M Gaughan Dr. & Mrs. Edmondo Robinson Co“ee Run Council 6768 KOC PureBread Mrs. Barbara Ann Gestwick Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Silver Dalton and Associates, P.A. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Reilly Mr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Giannone Mr. & Mrs. Calvin B. Stempel* Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Daniels Mr. & Mrs. David B. Ripsom, Esq. Mr. Michael Gnade Deacon & Mrs. Dennis Wuebbels* Delaware Community Foundation Ms. Lisa Blunt Rochester Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F. Gordon, III Delaware Holding Services Inc.* Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ru“er Mr. & Mrs. Barry Granger* PARTNER Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Desmond Salesianum Oblate Community* Mr. & Mrs. David Hamilton The Rocco A. & Mary Abessinio Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David DeVoll Sanford School* Mr. & Mrs. John H. Helmick Holly Lissner & Richard Angiullo Mr. Thomas Duszak Mr. Charles G. Schussler* Mr. Michael Helmick Mrs. Stacey Bacchieri Mr. Steve Esmond & Dr. Theresa Devine St. Edmonds Academy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Higley Mr. Gregory M. Bruxelles Mr. & Mrs. Carmen Facciolo, Jr. St. John Neumann Church* Ms. Ann T. Hogan Mr. & Mrs. Steve Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Field Mr. & Mrs. William H. Stieglitz Ms. Cindy Horgan Mr. Richard T. Christopher* Fire Swag Mr. & Mrs. Richard K. Struthers Joan and Art Connolly Family Fund* Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cusick Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fleming Mr. & Mrs. John D. Sullivan Rev. Dr. Cliord Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Daniels Free Enterprise Education Fund The Christmas Shop Foundation Keen Compressed Gas Co.* Daniels & Tansey, LLP* Ms. Traci Friess-Clark The Tatnall School* Mr. Brendan P. Kennealey & Dr. Nicole Du“y Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dunn* General Electric Foundation Tower Hill School Knights of Columbus – State Council Dr. & Mrs. LeRoi S. Hicks GlaxoSmithKline Foundation UBS Employee Matching Giœs Program Mr. & Mrs. Alan Krigstein Huisking Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gordon Ms. Catherine Vivona Dr. Paul Larson Leon N. Weiner Education Foundation* H.K. Gri™th, Inc.* Westminster Presbyterian Church Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. LeNoir Marmot Foundation Mr. Brendan W. Haley & Ms. Rebecca Farabaugh Wilmington Flower Market, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David Lyons, Jr.

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 10 10/3/19 12:41 PM Ms. Anita Marcial Mr. Michael Hall Mr. & Mrs. Steve Blewi‘ Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Hidell Mr. Kevin J. McFadden Ms. Barbara Harrison Ms. Sarah Bolen Mr. & Mrs. John F. Holloway Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Messmore Mr. Gregory P. Hart, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Jerey T. Bo” Holy Child Academy Mo‘ola Group of Long & Foster Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Hynes, D.P.M. Mrs. Mary E. Bowler & Mr. Kenneth A. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Hovsepian Mr. & Mrs. Paul Norat Mr. & Mrs. Francis R. Julian Dr. & Mrs. Joshua H. Brickman, DMD Mr. & Mrs. Noah Hunsinger Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Parsons Mr. & Mrs. James M. Keegan Mr. & Mrs. Ma‘hew D. Brockwell Ms. Julia L. Hurst Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Pearce* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Kelly Mrs. Claude”e J. Broussard Mr. William A. Imhof Mr. & Mrs. Justin M. Perillo Dr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Kennealey Mr. & Mrs. Peter Brust Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Jackson Prospect Street Administrators, Inc. Knights of Columbus Council 14081 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Carello Rev. Richard J. Jasper* Mr. & Mrs. Alden M. Provost Dr. & Mrs. Michael Kremer, DMD Hon. & Mrs. Thomas Carper Mr. Robert P. Jeral Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Purzycki Mr. David J. Kubacki & Dr. Grace Y. Kwon* Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Carr Mr. & Mrs. William R. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reis Mr. Carl Lashua Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J Carr Mr. & Mrs. William E. Kirk, III Ms. Majorie H. Robinson Ms. Laura Martin Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Carrick Mr. & Mrs. William S. Knightly, Col, USA (Ret.) Dr. & Mrs. Eric G Ruoss Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Castaldi Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Kowalski* Mr. & Mrs. Gregg Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mayo Dr. & Mrs. Alphonse Ciarlo Ms. Helene Laprade Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. Sears, II Mr. & Mrs. James P. McFadden Ms. Anita M. Cipollini Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Lashua Ms. Lorraine Sheldon Ms. Patricia F. McGlinn* Deirdre & Larry Cohen Ms. Erin Lashua-Shriœman Mr. & Mrs. David Shepherd Ms. Mary Ellen P. McNally, PHD Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Connor, Jr. Ms. Marshala Lee Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Simeone Ms. Kaitlyn M. Mills Mr. Paul S. Connors Mr. Carter H. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Michael Skorup Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Nines* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Corsini Dr. & Mrs. Gilbert A. Leidig, Jr. St. Ann Parish Mr. Patrick O’Connor Dr. Patricia M. Curtin-White, M.D. Mr. Robert Lemmon St. Joseph Parish Ms. Jacquelin A. Ortiz Mr. & Mrs. W. Alan Day Ms. Irma Marie Lesser Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sweeney Our Lady of Good Counsel Mr. Richard J. DeFelice Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Lippinco” Driggs Group at Morgan Stanley* Preceptor Alpha Xi Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Degli Obizzi Mrs. Maureen J Lissner Mr. Ma‘hew T. Twymann Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Preston, Esq. DeLuca and Maucher, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lowry Mr. & Mrs. William George Vargo, Jr.* Mr. & Mrs. L. Vincent Ramunno Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duke Mr. & Mrs. John R. Malloy Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Viceconte Ms. Elizabeth D. Raskob Mr. Ronald Dungey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Manning, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Wisniewski Mr. Albert J. Roop* Mr. & Mrs. William A. Dunphy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Marinelli Mr. William A. Yemc & Ms. Karen L. Pascale Mr. & Mrs. David Ross Ms. Isabelle Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Marvin Ms. Joan A Yue Mr. Robert A. Saar & Ms. Denise Grady Mr. & Mrs. Aubrey Ferrao Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Matarese* Mr. & Mrs. David L. Zumbrum* Mr. & Mrs. Bryan B. Sauer Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Fields Mr. John Matlusky Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Schiavi Ms. Vanessa Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Samuel E. McFarlin IV RESPONSIBILITY Mr. John F. She‘le, Jr. & Ms. Abigale E. Smith Mr. & Mrs. John M. Flynn Mr. Sean M McGuire Ms. Patricia M. Aitken Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sicuranza Mr. & Mrs. Bill Freeborn Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Miles Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Alexitch Ms. Christine Smith-Clark Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Ga“ney* Mr. Francis A. Monaco, Jr. Ms. Patricia Banks Ms. Nikkia D. Squires Mr. Robert M. Gallo* Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Morrison* Rev. James J. Behan Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Terranova Mr. Doug Garrabrant Rev. Robert G. Mulligan, OSFS Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Bellman Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Thomson Hon. Richard S. Gebelein* Mrs. Patricia C. Murray Rev. J. Christian Bere‘a, OSFS Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Tiberii Mrs. Janet R. Geib Ms. Jeanne Musewicz Mr. & Mrs. Andrew I. Brockson* Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Tighe* Ms. Jaime Gerhart Mr. Ryan P. Newell, Esq.* Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Brokaw, III Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Trzuskowski, Esq. Mr. & Mrs. F. George Gio“re* Mr. & Mrs. Donald W. Nicholson Mr. & Mrs. David W. Brownlee Mr. & Mrs. William Vargo Ms. Bonnie Golden Mr. & Mrs. Paul Novak BTL Foundation Mrs. Madeline Walsh* Mr. & Mrs. Robert Grabowski Nutri-West Mid Atlantic Inc. Ms. Judith Camperlino Mr. Gerald J. Williams Mr. Gerald J. Grant, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rex Oberg Dr. Mark J. Capriolo, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Leo E. Green* Mr. & Mrs. David W. O’Connor Sen. & Mrs. Chris A. Coons RESPECT Ms. Carol J. Greene* Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Jon Davis* Mr. Andrew Alcarese Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Grimm* Rev. Edward F. Ogden, OSFS* Mr. Michael Fannin Mrs. Paula E. Ambrose Dr. & Mrs. Edward F. Guinan Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Ohliger Mr. & Mrs. David Ferry, Jr. Anonymous Mr. David Gutekunst Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Oller Mr. Kurt Fraczkowski Mr. & Mrs. David Arthur Mrs. Paula Hager Mr. William P. O’Neill Frazzberry Frozen Yogurt Mr. & Mrs. John P. Atkinson Mr. James J. Haley, Jr., Esq. Mr. & Mrs. Brendan O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. William J. Gambogi Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Baker Rev. Edward J. Hallinan Mrs. Virginia O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. William Goeller* Mr. & Mrs. Howard Bateman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Hamill Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Papa, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Frank Beckton Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perry Very Rev. James Green‘eld, OSFS Ms. Gina Benevento Mr. & Mrs. Austin H. Henry* Mr. Lawrence J. Pietropaulo Mr. & Mrs. Theopalis Gregory Ms. Mary Ann Bernardo Ms. Joanne M. Hersker Mr. & Mrs. Steve Pillets Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Grogan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Blakeley Mr. Andrew J. 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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 11 10/3/19 12:41 PM PJM Interconnection Terry Carter Ms. Michele Meyers IN HONOR OF: Mr. Alexander D. Poce”o Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Casey Mr. Jerome Meyers Mr. & Mrs. Ciro Poppiti, Esq. Ms. Anita M. Casey Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Monigle, III Mr. Richard Angiullo Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Poppiti* Ms. Anne Chen Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. Montgomery Mrs. Maureen J Lissner Mr. & Mrs. Brian Ray Ms. Tamekia Chisholm Mr. Rickey Morrison Mrs. DeVon Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Reardon Ms. Denise Citarelli Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mucche‘i* Ms. Traci Friess-Clark Mr. Michael Reardon Mr. Andrew Cocco Ms. Barbara Murphy Fr. Richard Delillio, OSFS Mr. L. Felipe Restrepo Ms. Kelly Conover Sr. Kathleen Nucklols, IHM Mr. Jerome J Beil, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Paul Crawford Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. O’Brien* Mr. & Mrs. John S. Riley Mr. & Mrs. Ross Dempsey Mr. & Mrs. J. Timothy O’Connor Ms. Ann Duke Mr. & Mrs. Anthony F. Rogers Mr. Michael A. Deptula Ms. Molly Ontiveros Ms. Helene Laprade Ms. Dorothy Russell Ms. Amy Doyle Ms. Margaret Panny Mr. Robert Duke Dr. & Mrs. Harvey A. Salem Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Dudley Mr. & Mrs. John L. Pedicone Mr. Robert Duke Mr. & Mrs. Ma‘hew Salvi‘i Ms. Meaghan Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Albert C. Perrino* Mr. Thomas Duke Mr. Bernard A. Sammons* Ms. Cecelia Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Romans, Sr. Mrs. Janice M. Sanna* Miss Meghan Duke Mr. & Mrs. George D. Rotsch Miss Meghan Duke Dr. & Mrs. John F. Sarro Mr. Robert Duke Mr. Zachary Ryan Dr. LeRoi Hicks, M.D. Dr. & Mrs. Frank Schadt, III Duszak Appraisal Company Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Sakeley Dr. Patricia M. Curtin-White, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. William A Schatzman Mrs. Margaret Erskine Mr. Frank Schiavelli Fr. Edward Ogden, OSFS Mr. & Mrs. Randal J. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Fidance* Ms. Marie A. Sena Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. Bellman Mrs. Karol A. Schmiegal Mr. & Mrs. James Fiore Ms. Christin Shatzer Dr. N. Joseph Schrandt & Dr. Mary McCrossan Five Below, Inc Ms. Carole G. Shea Ms. Renee Pedicone Mr. & Mrs. George J. Schrimpf Mrs. Margaret Fox Mr. & Mrs. Gordon N. Slivinski Mr. & Mrs. John L. Pedicone Mr. James Sequeira Ms. Gloria Ann Franchi* Ms. Suzanne and Ms. Sally Smith Mr. Charles R. Peipher Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Shea, Jr. Ms. Nadine Garrabrant Mr. & Mrs. Gerre‘ C. Snediker Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Baker Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Shea* Ms. Shannon Garrison Ms. Mary P. Soligo Mark and Megan Reardon Ms. Gertrude B. Simons Mr. & Mrs. David G. Geiszler Ms. Laura Steeg Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Higley Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Sinno‘ Mrs. Katherine Godfrey Mr. & Mrs. Donald D. Sweeney Mrs. Kathleen D. Smith Ms. Kelly Golden Mr. & Mrs. Stanley F. Sweirczek Mrs. Megan Reardon Ms. Jo Ann Stambaugh-Milone Mr. & Mrs. Garre‘ T. Hadley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Sygowski* Mr. Michael Reardon Most Rev. Barry Strong, OSFS Ms. Cecilia R. Haywood Mr. & Mrs. Jude M. Szczerba Fr. Brian Zumbrum, OSFS Mr. & Mrs. John E. Swanson Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Hazle” Mr. & Mrs. D. Russell Tatman Anonymous Birthday Donations Mr. & Mrs. David A. Tannenbaum Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Henaghan Visitation Monastery Ms. Patricia Banks Mr. & Mrs. James D. Taylor Ms. Florine Henderson Mr. & Mrs. O‘o A. Wahl Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Grimm Dr. Mary E. Traynor Mr. Michael Honeychuck Ms. Joan Warrell Our Lady of Good Counsel Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Vavala Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Hornyak* Ms. Jaci Wendel Mr. & Mrs. Richard Perry Ms. Jo Ellen Vavasour Ms. Kathy A Hubbard Mr. & Mrs. James R. Willis Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Voystock COL Donald P. Hudenburg USAF (Ret) Ms. Megan Woerth Mr. & Mrs. Derrick Wetzel Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Ianni Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. Worrilow, Jr. Mr. James Wright Mr. & Mrs. Edmond M. Ianni Your Cause Ms. Therese L. Wright Ms. Christine A. Jadach* Ms. Jeanne Zumbrum Wya” Family Charitable Giš Fund Ms. SaTonya Jones Mr. & Mrs. Andrew M. Zaso* Dr. Alisha Knight Mr. Carl G. Krespan COMMUNITY Mr. & Mrs. John F. Laumakis Mr. Patrick Aitken Ms. VeKela Lewis Mrs. Helena Alcarese Ms. Linda M. Lynch Amazonsmile Foundation Ms. Meghan Maldonado Ms. Mary A. Armbruster Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Marinelli “To keep a lamp burning, Bellefonte Brewing Co Marinelli Masonry, Inc. we have to Ms. Juliet C. Bercaw Mr. & Mrs. Johnny McClain Mr. Thomas A. Bisio, Ph. D. Mr. Joseph McDaniel keep putting oil in it.” Mr. Richard Bockrath & Ms. Susan Flint Claudia McGoldrick Ms. Cheryl A. Bolinger* Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A, McNesby, Jr. MOTHER TERESA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Boyle Mr. Donald J. McNulty, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David E. Brady Mr. & Mrs. David Meara Mr. Ma‘hew Brown Mr. & Mrs. Mario F. Medori Ms. Shannon L. Burke Mr. & Mrs. Christopher S.W. Mercer

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1152_TBAnnual_v1.indd 12 10/3/19 12:41 PM IN MEMORY OF: IN VINO VERITAS Ann and David Hamilton Mr. David Cruz Keen Compressed Gas Co. Daniels & Tansey, LLP Mr. Jim Bajorek MASTERS DEGREE Lyons Companies Mark DePhillips - Wake the Wave Ken Margolis Family Giving Fund DeSales University Michelle and Brian Ray Grant DePhillips - Wake the Wave Lynn and Foster Friess Mr. Paul J Bruxelles Waldorf Risk Solutions, LLC DeSales University Edmondo and Rashonda Robinson Mr. Gregory M. Bruxelles Ferry Joseph & Pearce, P.A. Kathryn and Alan Stone AUCTION ITEM DONORS Mr. Robert E. DeRight First Tee - Charma Bell Ashby Hospitality Group Mrs. Marilyn DeRight BACHELORS DEGREE Ms. Vanessa Fisher John Burke Daniels + Tansey LLP Ms. Erika Flaschner Mr. Michael J. Duke Catherine Rooney’s Tavern The Daniels Family Food for Thought Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duke Costco Dr. & Mrs. LeRoi Hicks Mr. David Greaves Mr. Sean M. McGuire Brian Cull/NHL Linda and Paul McConnell Mrs. Tina Gillan Currie Hair Skin Nails Mr. William J. Gestwick Megan and Mark Reardon Healthy Foods for Healthy Kids Chris and Emily Daniels Mrs. Barbara Ann Gestwick The Silver Family Hassan Henderson-Lo‘ Delaware Theater Company Mr. John P. Gutekunst Jen and Cal Stempel Mrs. Gina Kenney Delaware Shakespeare Festival Mr. David Gutekunst Sr. Barbara Kolonoski ASSOCIATES DEGREE Bob and Kim DiGiacomo McConnell Johnson Real Estate Co., LLC Mrs. Elizabeth Lavelle Dalton & Associates, P. A. Eagle Eye Ticket Management Mr. & Mrs. Michael McCormick Mr. John Matlusky Kim and Bob DiGiacomo Eckert Seamans – Wake the Wave Mr. Desmond Markey H. K. Gri™th, Inc. Evented Ms. Yolanda McCoy Mr. & Mrs. Ross Dempsey The Kubacki Family Fieldstone Golf Club Mr. Joe McNesby Ms. Isabelle Farrell Salesianum School Melinda Girardi Mrs. Monica Moriak Mrs. Katherine Godfrey Dawn and Bill Schie“er The Grand Opera House Ms. Rebecca Morris Ms. Cecilia R. Haywood Harry’s Hospitality Group Mr. Dave Murphy - Wake the Wave Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Hazle‘ HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA High 5 Hospitality Nativity Prep School Parents/Guardians Ms. Linda M. Lynch A™nity Wealth Jim and Katie Keegan Mr. Steve Esmond Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. Montgomery Archmere Academy Douglas Kennealey Neumann University Bene’cial Bank Kings Creek Country Club One Village Alliance - Chandra Pi‘s Mr. Guido Rosario Martelli Big Fish Charitable Foundation Longwood Museum and Gardens Our Lady of Good Counsel Ms. Juliet C. Bercaw Christiana Care Health System Moore Brothers Wine Company Philadelphia Union Dr. & Mrs. Joshua H. Brickman, DMD Veronica and Ed Gordon Sharon Naylor Mayor & Mrs. Michael S. Purzycki Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Casey IFS Insurance Oblates of St. Francis DeSales Mr. Greg Reese Deidre & Larry Cohen Immaculate Conception Church Overture Ultimate Home Electronics Rush Uniforms, Tim & Winny Rush Mrs. Margaret Erskine Kathryn and Kenneth Nachbar Philadelphia Union, Charlie Clonaker Salesianum Lacrosse Mr. Carl G. Krespan Susan and Mike Newell Megan and Mark Reardon Salesianum School Michael E. Pearce Oblate Community at Salesianum Sodel Concepts Dr. Trisha Sco‘ Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Pearce Oblates of St. Francis de Sales SWIGG Siegfried Leadership Conference – Provincial’s Residence Community Theater N Ms. Lauren Sosa Mrs. Theresa Schiavi St. Edmond’s Academy USTA - Middlestates St. Edmonds Academy Mr. & Mrs. Vincent A. Schiavi Sanford School WAWA Foundation St. Elizabeth School & Youth Ministry Mr. Earl J. Smith Mr. Charles Schussler Wilmington Wine Co. St. John the Beloved Ms. Christine Smith-Clark Serviam Girls Academy Winterthur Museum and Gardens St. Mary Magdalen Parish & School Ms. Jo Ellen Vavasour The Tatnall School Fr. Brian Zumbrum Tower Hill School Tower Hill School Mr. Dennis Walker Honorable Joseph T. Walsh Wilmington Friends School INKIND GOODS Ms. Jaci Wendel Mrs. Madeline Walsh Joseph C. Woytash, Jr., P.C. AND SERVICES Mrs. Dawn Williams A™nity Wealth Management Rev. Brian Zumbrum Frances White NATIVITY DIPLOMA Rev. Richard J. Jasper Ms. Allison Abessinio Mr. & Mrs. David L. Zumbrum Joan and Richard Angiello Bellefonte Brewery Samantha and Adam Balick Mr. John Brereton Cardiology Physicians, P. A. Catholic Youth Ministry Rev. Richard R. DeLillio, OSFS Honorable William Chapman The Driggs Group at Morgan Stanley Chessie Marine EDIS Mike Briscoe – Wake the Wave Carmen and Marisa Facciolo Ms. Ashley Christopher – Emory Hill Real Estate Services, Inc. Mr. Earl Cooper Brendan Haley and Rebecca Farabaugh

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