Father Devron - Fordham Preparatory School

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Vol. 34. No. 1
Fall 2013
Ramview
A PUBLICATION FOR THE ALUMNI, PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF FORDHAM PREP
Welcome
Father Devron
Rev. Christopher Devron, SJ is a Jesuit priest of the New York Province of the Society
of Jesus. The middle of three children, he grew up in Palatine, a northwest suburb of
Chicago, where he attended public schools until his undergraduate education at the
University of Notre Dame. At Notre Dame, he earned a bachelor’s in arts, with a double
major in philosophy and government, and a concentration in PPE (Philosophy, Politics
and Economics).
After being graduated in 1989, he came to New York City to work as a volunteer
teacher at Cardinal Spellman High School in the Bronx through a program of the
Archdiocese of New York. He returned to Notre Dame to pursue graduate studies in
theology, and then entered the New York Province as a Jesuit novice in 1991. In 1993,
he took first vows, and began graduate studies in philosophy and theology at Loyola
University Chicago, where he earned a master’s in the history of philosophy.
Between 1995-96, he served as executive director of the Inner-City Teaching Corps
(ICTC) in Chicago. Founded by Mr. Pat Ryan, Jr. in 1993, the ICTC recruits and places
recent college graduates as teachers in inner-city schools throughout Chicago. Fr. Devron
solidified the ICTC’s early success as a pilot program so that it could improve and sustain
its mission. He helped create its first advisory board and a partnership with the Loyola
University School of Education so that volunteers could receive graduate credit for their
professional development as ICTC volunteers. Fr. Devron worked closely with the
Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese of Chicago, principals at more than a
dozen inner-city parochial schools on Chicago’s west and south sides, and the Big
Shoulders Fund. He then led a search to identify a long-term ICTC director.
Returning to the New York City for two years (1996-98), he taught at the Gonzaga
Middle School Program for Boys in Harlem—a Nativity Miguel Model School—and
created a scholarship program to assist Gonzaga students attending private high schools.
The following year, he was assigned as director of the Loyola Youth Center in Crown
Heights, Brooklyn.
In 1998, he returned to graduate studies in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where he
earned a Masters in Divinity at the Weston Jesuit School of Theology. He also earned a
Masters in Theology in African American spirituality, through course work at the
Harvard Divinity School and the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University
in New Orleans.
In 2001, he was ordained a Roman Catholic priest at the Fordham University Church.
For the next five years he worked as the founding director of REACH (Recruiting
Excellence for Academics in Catholic High Schools). REACH, an initiative of Regis High
School, identifies, recruits and prepares academically
gifted middle school boys who could not otherwise
afford a Catholic, private secondary education, and
assists their families with scholarship opportunities at
Regis, Fordham Preparatory School, Xavier High
School, The Loyola School and other top high schools
in New York City.
Fr. Devron interacted with the strategic planning
and education committees of the Regis Board of
Trustees, regularly presenting to them the progress
and impact of REACH. Working with the Regis
development office, Fr. Devron created a development
strategy for REACH, wrote foundation proposals, and
frequently met with foundation officers and individual
donors to the program. REACH—which includes a
summer residential component at the University of
Scranton (Scranton, PA)—currently enrolls over 100
students from every borough. Now ten years old,
REACH has helped dozens of young people from
New York City gain access to more than several
million dollars in academic scholarships and financial
aid at Catholic high schools throughout the city. The
first REACH graduates are now attending colleges and
universities throughout the country.
During his tenure at REACH, Father Devron
also taught theology and worked as a campus
minister and chair of the committee on diversity at
Regis; developed a mentoring program for REACH
students; and served as a weekend associate at the
Church of St. Joseph in Harlem, one of a handful of
Father Christopher Devron, S.J. received the Fordham Mace as he was officially
installed as the 35th President of Fordham Prep at this morning’s Mass of the Holy
Spirit. Father Devron is pictured with Chair of the Board John Neary ’87 and Assistant
to the Provincial for Secondary and Pre-Secondary Education Edward Young.
Mr. Young represented Provincial Rev. David Ciancimino, S.J.
historically black Catholic churches in Manhattan. He has served as a part-time chaplain
at The Marymount School and the Notre Dame Alumni Club of New York City.
In 2008, Fr. Devron was appointed the founding president of Christ the King Jesuit
College Preparatory School, on Chicago’s West side—the 20th Cristo Rey model school
opened since the first one (Cristo Rey Jesuit High School) was founded in 1996. Christ
the King is a Catholic Jesuit, independent, coeducational, college preparatory school for
students from families on Chicago’s west side who would otherwise not have access to a
private secondary school education. Sponsored by the Chicago-Detroit Province Jesuits,
Christ the King offers students a strong academic and spiritual foundation integrated with
a Corporate Work-Study Program in a safe, disciplined, faith-based and caring environment. The school's program is designed to foster each student's intellectual and spiritual
growth built on a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ. Christ the King seeks to inspire
and prepare its students to become creative leaders: “men and women for others” who are
committed to work for justice in the Church, in the civic community, and in their chosen
profession. During his tenure at Christ the King, Fr. Devron presided over the construction
of its new campus—a $30MM facility—and steady growth in enrollment, board of trustees,
and faculty and staff.
On March 4, 2011, Fr. Devron professed solemn
vows as a Jesuit in the Chapel of St. Ignatius Loyola
at Christ the King Jesuit College Prep (Chicago, IL).
Fr. Devron serves on the following boards:
Loyola Academy (Wilmette, IL); Loyola University
Chicago (on which he chairs the Student
Development Committee and has been appointed
to the Executive Committee). He served as a board
member for the UNO Charter School Network and
was a member of Rahm Emanuel's Commission on
Child Safety Zones.
He has led workshops and retreats on school
diversity for the Jesuit Secondary Education
Association, the New York Association of
Independent Schools, the Canisius High School
Board of Trustees (Buffalo, NY), and The Loyola
School (New York, NY). He was appointed a special
adjunct professor of sociology at St. Joseph’s
University (Philadelphia, PA), where in the summer
of 1998 he was part of a team of instructors who
taught a traveling course on the history and
spirituality of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement.
Articles authored by Father Devron have been
published in America magazine, the Tablet and the
Journal of Popular Culture and BustedHalo.com.
Fr. Devron celebrates the 2013 Mass of the Holy Spirit
Fr. Devron welcomes the Class of 2017
Ministry
Chaplain’s Corner Being True to Oneself
Fr. Don Devine, S.J., Chaplain
In our Scripture studies in the seminary, we learned the
importance of hospitality in the Israelite community. Abram,
way back in Genesis 18 .1-15, ran out from his tent to welcome
three strangers, entreated them to rest and accept a little
water, hastened to find his wife Sarah and told her to make
some bread, ran to his flock to find a tender calf and gave it
to his servant who hurried to prepare it. They must all have
been out of breath when Abram finally took cream, nuts and
the calf he had prepared and laid all of this humbly before
the strangers. Talk about service and hospitality!
The strangers, who were angels in disguise, promised
Abram that a year later his wife would have a son in spite of
his old age and the fact that Sarah’s child-bearing years were
behind her. What a wonderful gift for showing kindness to
strangers. Martha did the same thing for Jesus in Luke 10.
38-42. And what was her reward? She did what was
normally expected when an unannounced visitor arrived.
She welcomed and fed him. Why the rebuke, gentle as it must
have been, rather than the anticipated praise and gratitude?
What did she do to deserve this?
I personally believe Martha would have received sincere
gratitude and thanks from Our Lord if she hadn’t criticized
her sister Mary for not helping her serve the meal. I don’t
think Jesus’ visit was to find a free gourmet meal. He simply
wanted to relax with special friends, which the two sisters
and their brother Lazarus were. Mary apparently sensed His
mood and sat at His feet to be nourished and consoled by
His wisdom and conversation. She had made the better
choice on this occasion.
A mother of ten suggests another scenario for our
reflection on this scene. Picture Mary spilling out her worries
to Jesus: concerns about Lazarus’ health, the difficulty of
10,000 PB & J’s
My Summer Learning How to Make a Difference
Michael Viele ’01
In March of 2013, while anxiously planning
the upcoming Cardboard City Night, my mentor
group and I encountered a dilemma. We were in
need of a guest speaker who would help bring
home awareness of the homeless and share with
us the opportunities out there for us to start
something that matters. A week or so later, I met
P.J. Collins, an entrepreneur, whose father Patrick
graduated from the Prep in 1967, my life and the
lives of my students was forever changed. Mr.
Collins told myself, 45 students and six faculty
members about a non-profit he created known
as 10,000 PB&J’s.
The mission of 10,000 PB&J’s is to
provide not only meals, but also compassion
and conversation to those in need. Each Sunday
evening, people from all walks of life meet at
Patrick’s Pub in White Plains. After a brief
discussion, an assembly line is formed, and
peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are made.
At the end of the assembly line, two volunteers
bag the meals and also add in a bottle of water
and three Hershey kisses. Each night the
teams make around 500 sandwiches. Once the
bags are complete, teams are formed and we
all travel to various pre-determined routes in
NYC. This summer colleagues Chris Hemsley,
Matt Bobo and new Prep President Father
Chris Devron all joined me on this incredible
outreach opportunity.
After much discussion with Collins and
Hemsley, we are very excited to bring 10,000
PB&J’s to Fordham Prep. We will be doing four
separate runs right out of the Commons. Our
freshman classes will be required to participate
in one element of the process. That may include
fundraising, sandwich making or delivery. As
many are aware, Fordham Prep has a rich history
of service and outreach. Bringing 10,000 PB&J’s
to the Bronx and having Fordham Prep as our
home base will only strengthen and further grow
that commitment. We are currently scouting out
areas around our Fordham Prep campus to
provide the meals to those in need. Many faculty
members and alumni alike have already expressed
interest in helping. If you or someone you know
would like to help please feel free to email me at
[email protected] for more information.
Patrick Collins ’67, father of
P.J. Collins the creator of
10,000 PB & Js
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finding a good husband, arguments with Martha, troubling
spiritual questions. Meanwhile, Jesus can hear Martha in the
kitchen, quietly organizing a simple, healthy meal, singing
softly, obviously enjoying preparing food for people she loves.
He turns to Mary and says, “Mary, Mary, you are anxious and
upset about so many things. How often do I have to say over
and over again: “Don’t worry, do not be anxious?”
If we combine both stories, Jesus isn’t telling Martha to
get out of the kitchen and Mary to stop sitting as His feet.
Rather, it seems to me, He is encouraging each of them not
to fuss too much over trivial matters. Both Martha and Mary
should relax with their guest and listen to Him, both in the
living room and at the dinner table. This happens in the one
other Martha incident in the gospels in John 11.1-44, well
worth rereading.
This miraculous scene occurs only in the gospel
according to John. When informed that Lazarus “the man
you love is ill”, Jesus delays two days before leaving for
Bethany. When told that Jesus has arrived, Martha leaves the
mourners with Mary at the burial site and goes to Jesus to
remonstrate with Him for being late. Then Martha told Mary
Jesus was there, Mary got up quickly and made the same
assertion as her sister; “Lord, if you had been here, my
brother would not had died.” One can see why Jesus loved
them so – different but trusting, instinctive and direct,
loving friends in the deepest and fullest sense of the word.
If Lazarus was like them, and he most likely was, we can see
why Jesus was in tears at the tomb. We each love and serve
in our unique way – thanks be to God! Jesus never asks to
try to be someone else – He could have made us that way.
Rather, He wants us to follow our heart, to whisper our love,
to sing our song and to be ourselves.
From the President’s Office
The President’s Report
It is indeed a privilege to write my first Ramview report as the 35th President of
Fordham Preparatory School.
Though I’ve been at the Prep for only two months, it feels much longer—largely
because of the warm welcome extended to me by so many of you, which makes me feel
already at home in the Fordham Prep community. Whether you are a parent, faculty or
staff member, student, an alumnus or a friend, I want to engage your energy and vision as
we build our mission of faith, scholarship and service (see “Engagement,” below). So far,
I have had nearly 50 one-on-one meetings to enlist your ideas as I form a learning agenda
to establish my leadership. I work with an “open door,” and I invite you to call, write or
make an appointment to meet with me so I can continue to learn and grow on the job.
Many have asked me to describe where I intend to focus my energy and attention
as I move into my new role as president. I want to share with you the “E’s” that form
the basis of my focus:
First and foremost, a school is only vibrant if it continues to recruit and attract
students who reflect its historic mission. Enrollment will be a major focus of my
leadership. Part of enrollment success is a “numbers game,” but, as the saying goes, we
want “quality, not just quantity.” Enrollment quality at Fordham Prep means something
very specific: our school is blessed to occupy a unique market niche because it brings
together a genuinely diverse group of young men representing many different
communities, backgrounds, races, cultures, ethnicities and socioeconomic classes.
In fact, as I meet with our alumni, they inevitably tell me one of the aspects of their
Prep education that they most cherish was learning from—and becoming friends and
teammates with—peers who came from backgrounds different than their own. These
experiences form a critical value proposition underlying a Fordham Prep education:
The Fordham Prep alumnus enters an increasingly diverse and even globalized workforce
with an awareness and a cultural competency which give him a competitive advantage.
However, our diverse enrollment isn’t a result of a simplistic “check-the-box”
approach in our admissions process. Rather, it happens because, for generations, the
sons of newly arrived immigrants and families who could not otherwise afford a private
education have aspired to become Fordham Prep students. Reflecting this history, I’m
thrilled that this year fully one-third of our freshman class—the Class of 2017—comes
from the borough of the Bronx. This percentage of Bronx students has been a strategic
goal for Fordham Prep for the past several years.
In order to sustain this unique diversity, Fordham Prep must build its Endowment,
which is the second “E” on which I will focus. When St. Ignatius Loyola agreed to found
Jesuit high schools in 16th Century Europe, he prohibited them from charging tuition,
so that they could serve the rich and poor alike.
Today, the complex demands of our economy require our families to pay tuition.
Even as tuition increases, it still cannot cover our costs. Our Annual Fund provides
an important source of revenue that bridges the gap, and I urge you to support it.
However, we cannot simply rely on escalating tuition and ever-increasing
development goals to fund operations. A significantly larger endowment is the only
solution to this problem. It will guarantee
that any bright young man who qualifies
for a Fordham Prep education will be able
to afford one, regardless of family income.
Endowment growth will preserve our
historic mission and enhance our
educational outcomes for all students.
Growing our enrollment and
endowment will require that we come
together like never before, and become
more deeply engaged in the work of our
common mission. Therefore, the third “E”
on which I will focus is Engagement. We
cannot afford to sit idly by in an educational
environment that is undergoing rapid
changes and tectonic shifts. I want to help
Rev. Christopher J. Devron, SJ
you feel passionate—part of the process—so
President
that together, we may pursue continuous
improvement in all aspects of school and
institutional life, whether they involve classroom technology and student learning; college
counseling; cocurricular activities and sports; alumni relations; fundraising; our physical
plant or communicating our value proposition to our stakeholders. St. Ignatius Loyola
called this “passion for improvement” striving for the “magis”—the “greater” good. The
“magis” at Fordham Prep always invites us to deepen our commitment and innovate our
methods to help our students achieve academic
excellence, and become “men for others,” dedicated to God’s greater glory.
Finally, as a Jesuit priest, my vocation is one of Encouragement. Ignatian spirituality
is founded on the conviction that we can “find God in all things.” This is an extraordinary,
transformational insight. It has the potential to revolutionize our minds and hearts.
Yet, as I told each class of students during our morning assemblies recently, we can
easily lose sight of God’s love for us. I want to do whatever I can to help our students, our
alumni, faculty and staff see God alive and active in their everyday lives; dealing with each
of us directly and gently—“as a school master deals with his pupil” (St. Ignatius Loyola)—
calling us to follow Jesus; giving us the humility to show mercy and the courage to work
for justice; and uniting us through the Spirit in our common mission of Catholic Jesuit
education.
Enrollment…Endowment…Engagement…Encouragement: All in the service of
an overarching “E”: Education in the Jesuit tradition. I hope these “Five E’s” excite you as
much as they excite me!
As I continue to get to know many of the Fordham Prep community on a more
personal level, please know that I pray for you daily. Please pray for me as well.
The Principal’s Report
Robert J. Gomprecht ’65
Principal
As the new school year gets underway, there is much for
which we are grateful. Some 230 eager freshmen grace our
corridors, bringing enthusiasm, intellectual and athletic abilities,
and lots of energy. Seniors return as young men, displaying
new-found maturity and assuming leadership roles throughout
the building. Physical plant improvements continue, perhaps
most notably in the Higgins Competitive Gym and the Leonard
Theatre. The entire gymnasium has been painted, the stands
repaired and motorized, the scoreboards replaced, and a
beautiful wooden floor complete with colorful graphic designs
has replaced the old rubber one. In the Theatre, the lights and
the sound system have been upgraded, some seats replaced,
and the stage itself has been refinished.
It may be, however, that the work which may well result
in the greatest change and improvement is going on behind
the scenes. We have decided that during the next academic
year, we will institute a 1-1 program in which every student
and faculty member will have an electronic device for use at
home and in the classroom. Last year, we formed our
Vanguard group, consisting of two tech savvy teachers from
each department, the principal, two assistant principals, and
the Technology Director. We spent many hours evaluating
what kind of device our program would utilize and chose the
tablet computer.
The Vanguard group then worked together for several
weeks this summer. We began a review of programs and
approaches to curriculum that will enable students with computers to improve their learning, to work more collaboratively,
and to perform more evaluation and problem solving activities. We also traveled to Philadelphia for a day to visit a school
which works in partnership with Microsoft and in which every
student has a computer. We learned a lot. The Vanguard group
will now lead a year-long preparation of the entire faculty for
this transition to what is known as 1-1 computing, where each
student and each teacher uses his or her own computer as one
more tool in the learning process. It is worth noting that by
our kick-off date of September 2014, the Prep will join at least
36 of the some 50 American Jesuit high schools which will
already have some form of a one-to-one program.
We believe that the computer will create something of a
paradigm shift in the classroom. Assignments can be more
open-ended, learning can be more self-directed and sustained,
students will have more opportunities to use preferred learning
styles, and feedback can be more frequent and timely. Learning
will become more personalized and engaging. The emphasis
will be on higher-order content, complex skills such as synthesis,
problem solving, and the integration of the two. Teachers’ roles
will, more than ever, include acting as guides and mentors.
In the traditional classroom, students often come to class to
receive information from the teacher. In a 1-1 classroom, the
student obtains information in a myriad of ways, and students
and teachers work collaboratively to created shared knowledge
and hone higher order analytical skills.
To be clear, however, our Jesuit approach to education
which has cura personalis (care of the individual) at its core
will not change. More explicitly, the relationships between
faculty and students, based on care and trust, will continue
to be the driving dynamic of the Prep. It is through these
relational dynamics in the classroom, on teams and clubs, and
on retreats and in liturgies, that each student will discover who
he is. He will develop the strength and tools he needs to grow
more fully into his humanity, will come to recognize that
God is present in all things making life both meaningful and
purposeful, and will commit himself to using his talents to
transform the world.
There is much to be done and the details will evolve as
technology evolves, but we believe the quiet work of our
faculty this year, led by the Vanguard group, will result in one
of the most impactful changes at the Prep.
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From the Development Office
Fordham Preparatory School
FACTS AT A GLANCE
2013-2014 ACADEMIC YEAR
Fordham Prep
Founded in 1841, Fordham Preparatory School is a four-year, Jesuit,
all-male, Catholic, college preparatory school located on the 85-acre
Rose Hill Campus of Fordham University. The Prep was the fifth
Jesuit high school founded in the United States and is part of a net
work of 55 Jesuit high schools in the country. Today there are more
than 2,000 Jesuit educational institutions in 56 countries around the
world.
Enrollment
930 students – the majority of the students are from Westchester, the
Bronx and Manhattan. The Prep also has students from Brooklyn and
Queens; Long Island; Rockland, Putnam and Dutchess counties; and
New Jersey and Connecticut; and a network of over 11,600 graduates.
Student Diversity
28% of the students have diverse backgrounds: 12% are Hispanic, 7%
are multiracial, 6% are African American, and 3% are Asian.
Accreditation
New York State Board of Regents
Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Membership
New York State Association of Independent Schools
Jesuit Secondary Education Association
Ministry and Service
The Fordham Prep community seeks to foster knowledge and love of God and neighbor and welcomes the gifts that all members of the community
contribute to the school’s mission. The Prep’s Campus Ministry Program includes a number of events, activities and retreats to nurture and strengthen
the spiritual growth of Prep students and faculty. The Prep’s Christian Service Program provides the opportunity for students to put their faith into
action through a four-year requirement and a number of activities and projects.
Academic
Our curriculum provides a full college preparatory education. The Prep also has 17 Advanced Placement courses. Qualified students can attend
college classes at Fordham University and do research at the University’s library.
McNamara Library
The McNamara library has a collection of approximately 10,000 holdings, subscribes to 52 different online reference and research databases, and
has access to circulating and reference electronic books.
Class of 2013
Typically, 99% of the Prep’s graduates attend college. Fifty-five percent of the Class of 2013 are enrolled in colleges listed as “Most” or “Highly”
competitive by Barron’s Profiles of American Colleges. Among the 2013 graduates, the Prep had one National Merit Scholarship winner, two National
Merit Scholarship finalists, seven National Merit Scholarship Commended Students (top 5% nationally of all students who took the PSAT in their
junior year), one National Achievement finalist, one National Achievement Scholarship semi-finalist, and one National Achievement Outstanding
Participant, one National AP Scholar, twenty-eight AP Scholars With Distinction, sixteen AP Scholars With Honor, and thirty-five AP Scholars.
Employees
116 employees, including 81 faculty members. The faculty members have an average of 19 years of teaching experience. 90% of the faculty have
advanced degrees, including 5 with doctoral degrees. There are 8 Jesuits on the faculty and staff.
Student-Faculty Ratio
The overall student-faculty ratio is 11:1.
Cocurricular Activities
Fordham Prep sponsors more than 60 student clubs and activities, which are organized and run by faculty and students, and provide opportunities for
the students to explore areas of particular interest to them. Sixty-eight percent of the students participate in at least one cocurricular activity.
For aspiring artists, musicians, singers, and actors, the Prep has a large art studio, a band room, and the 1,000 seat Leonard Theater for plays and
musicals. The Prep also organizes art shows for students, faculty and the Prep community to exhibit their work.
Athletics
The Prep has 38 interscholastic teams participating in 17 sports including: baseball, basketball, bowling, crew, cross country, football, golf, ice hockey,
lacrosse, rugby, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field (indoor and outdoor), volleyball and wrestling. Sixty-eight percent of the
students participate in at least one interscholastic sport.
Financial Aid/Scholarship For the 2013-2014 fiscal year, more than $3.1 million has been committed for financial aid and scholarships for 420 students
(45% of our student body).
Tuition
$17,560
Operating Budget
$17.2 million
Endowment
$21 million, as of June 30, 2013
Annual Fund/
Annual Scholarship
Contributions to the 2012-2013 Annual Fund totaled $1,888,625. In addition
$344,931 was contributed for annual scholarships.
The Campaign for
Fordham Prep
Fordham Prep recently completed a five-year $23 million capital campaign, Ensuring the Legacy. The campaign helped to create state-of-the-art
science, music, art and fitness facilities, and increased the Prep’s endowment by over 25%.
FORDHAM PREP BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2012 - 2013
CHAIR OF THE BOARD
Mr. John F. Neary ’87
Founder
3000Kings LLC
VICE-CHAIR OF THE BOARD
Mr. Joseph A. Schenk P ’09
Operating Executive
Carlyle Group
BOARD MEMBERS
Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J.
President
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Rev. Claudio M. Burgaleta, S.J.
Associate Professor
Fordham University
Mr. Mario A. Ciampi ’78
Prentice Capital Management, LLP
Principal – Head of Private
Investments
Dr. Joseph J. Ciancaglini
Headmaster
Convent of the Sacred Heart
Mr. Ronald T. deCastro ’83
General Sales Manager
WXRK-FM/CBS Radio
Rev. Charles A. Frederico, S.J.
Vocation Director
Maryland/New England/New York
Provinces of the Society of Jesus
Dr. Cassandra H. Hyacinthe P ’99, ’08
Assistant Principal
Mount Vernon High School
Mr. Gerald A. Karr ’68
Karr North America Real Estate, LLC
Mr. Dwight W. McGuirk ’74
General Manager
Smith-Cairns Ford
Mr. Thomas A. McKeever ’61
Executive Chairman
Abacus Mining & Exploration
Mr. Donn J. McNamee ’87
Senior Vice President
LPS Futures, LLC
Mr. Roderick J. Murray ’78
Managing Director
Mortgage/ABS Trading
Jeffries & Company
Mr. James S. Rowen ’82
Chief Operating Officer
Renaissance Technologies
Mr. Steven A. Ruggiero `77
Managing Director
Head of Research
R.W. Pressprich & Company
Mrs. Ellen Fahey-Smith
Assistant Vice President and
Chief of Staff
Office of the Provost
Fordham University
Mr. William J. Whelan III ’76
Partner
Cravath, Swaine & Moore
Mr. Edward Young
Assistant to Second and PreSecondary Education
New York Province of the Society
of Jesus
Fordham Prep Annual Fund Campaign
Foster Pride at Fordham Prep
Since its founding in 1841, Fordham Preparatory School has continued to grow.
We are proud of our school, and its strength is a tribute to all who have supported
the Prep over the years. Because our Annual Fund is the lifeblood of the school,
we would like to answer some questions you may have about our annual appeal:
Q.
What is the Annual Fund and why do we need it?
A. The Annual Fund sustains Fordham Preparatory School’s commitment
to quality education. The Fund is designed to help cover the current
year’s anticipated operational expenses. Because the Fund covers
immediate operating expenses, it is critical that the Annual Fund
remains strong and growing. This helps to ensure that the school’s
operating budget is not compromised.
Q.
Why doesn’t Fordham Prep raise tuition to pay for all of the
operating needs?
A. Although Fordham Prep must raise tuition annually to guarantee growth
in faculty salaries and school programs, the school could not charge the
full cost of tuition without seriously limiting the number of qualified
students who could afford to attend. Revenue derived through the
Annual Fund allows the school to keep tuition at a competitive rate with
independent schools in the surrounding community.
Q.
Giving Participation Rates
on the Rise at Fordham Prep
Loyal Supportes and Volunteers
Enable Fordham to Continue to Grow
Over the past four years Fordham Prep’s giving participation rates, among alumni, parents and other constituent groups, have shown steady increases and, in
some cases, have set school records: alumni – from 16% to 19%; Class
Representatives from 70% to 85%; current parents – from 40% to 45%; faculty
and staff – from 13% to 37%; Senior Class – from 24% to 82%.
We also receive wonderful support from relatives of alumni, friends, corporation
and foundations. This trend is very encouraging. Corporations and foundations
frequently inquire about the giving participation rates of constituent groups
prior to making gifts to educational institutions.
The Prep continues to move forward and this point of pride, in no small part, is
due to the generosity of our constituent groups and friends and the efforts of our
dedicated volunteers who rally the troops in support of Fordham Prep.
Our Class Representatives keep their classmates connected to each other and the
Prep; alumni and parents participate in phonothons, reaching out to constituent
groups and prospective donors; Fathers’ Club and Mothers’ Club members are
busy year round running social activities and events that support the school; the
Golf Outing Committee is growing the Prep’s Annual Outing at a rapid pace;
and Ye Olde Prep Shoppe volunteers are selling Prep apparel and merchandise
which help to promote the Prep’s name.
Our constituent groups’ efforts reflect their dedication to our school, and they
serve the Prep for the same reasons: in appreciation of Jesuit Education; because
they value the relationships they forged at the Prep; desire for future Rams to
have the same formative experiences; and, quite simply, because they love
Fordham Prep.
Your support means so much to our school. Enclosed with this Ramview is a
response envelope for your convenience. Please contact Joan Wollman if further
information is required (telephone 718-367-7500, extension 209; email: [email protected]).
How are the Annual Fund dollars spent?
A. The funds raised through the Annual Fund campaign are spent on
budgeted items throughout the school year. In general, the Fund
provides support for the professional development of our faculty and
staff, classroom materials, student activities and clubs, arts and athletic
programs, financial aid and the maintenance of the buildings and
grounds.
Q.
Who determines the Annual Fund’s goal? If we don’t meet the goal,
will the Prep be affected?
A. Fordham Prep President Father Christopher J. Devron S.J. recommends
an Annual Fund goal to the Development and Finance committees of
the Prep’s Board of Trustees. The process balances tuition revenue
forecasting and maximizing Annual Fund potential. If the goal isn’t met,
the deficit would result in the deferral of capital improvement projects,
eliminating staff development, and delaying technology upgrades.
Q.
Who should give to the Annual Fund?
A. Everyone who is part of the Fordham Prep community, including
alumni, parents, senior class students, and friends, should support, if
possible, the Annual Fund. Contributions to the Annual Fund range
from the $10 or $20 a student or young alumnus in college might
contribute to many thousands of dollars.
Q.
I can’t make a large gift. Does my gift still matter?
A. The Prep needs and values everyone’s support. A gift, regardless of the
amount, will provide additional resources and will often serve to
encourage others to make gifts. An appropriate gift is one in proportion
to a person’s ability to give. Corporate matching gifts enable donors to
increase the value of their gifts and provide valuable sources of revenue
to the school.
Q.
Why is the percent of participation important?
A.
A high percent of participation in the Annual Fund is an important way
to demonstrate the commitment of the Prep’s constituents. Corporations
and foundations frequently inquire about the participation rates of key
constituent groups prior to making gifts to educational institutions.
Q.
Does it matter when I pledge or make a gift?
A.
To help plan the school’s spending, donors are asked to make gifts or
pledges as early in the school year as possible. Payments can be made
through the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
Q.How do I contribute to the Annual Fund?
A.
You can make your tax-deductible donation in any of these ways:
• Pledge now and pay in full or in installments by June 30
• A check made payable to Fordham Preparatory School
• Credit Card: American Express, Discover, Master Card, Visa
• Appreciated securities: call or email the Development Office
for transfer instructions.
• Online: by visiting the school’s website at www.fordhamprep.org
Gifts of all amounts are deeply appreciated.
For more information please contact Joan Wollman, Director of Annual Giving,
at 718-367-7500 - extension 209, or [email protected]
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TWENTY Consecutive Years of Giving
Below are the names of the members of the Prep community who have made contributions for twenty or more consecutive years through June 30, 2013. We
thank them for their loyal and generous support. If you have any questions about this list, please contact Director of Annual Giving Joan Wollman by e-mail at
[email protected] or by telephone at 718-367-7500 ext. 209.
Alfred M. Abate, Esq. AL 1969
Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman PP 1989
Paul J. Ambrosini, MD AL 1968
Mr. Charles A. Andruss AL 1991
Mr. Richard L. Arvedlund AL 1959
Mrs. Patricia K. Bader PP 1979
Mr. Peter F. Barry AL 1945
Mr. John A. Bertrand AL 1956
Mr. Robert W. Bertrand AL 1958
Edward W. Beuchert, Esq. AL 1954
Mr. Owen J. Black, Jr. AL 1943
Mr. John P. Blessington AL 1951
Mr. Richard F. Blessington AL 1945
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Boland PP 1996
Guy C. Bosetti, Esq. AL 1944
Mr. Thomas A. Brennan, Jr. AL 1956
Mr. William R. Brick, Jr. AL 1957
Mr. Donald P. Brisson AL 1962
Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc.
Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy PP 1989
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brown AL 1962
Mr. James R. Brugger, Jr. AL 1967
Mr. Edmund M. Burke AL 1944
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke PP 1986
Mr. Robert P. Butta AL 1949
Robert M. Byrn, Esq. AL 1949
Mr. John C. Calhoun AL 1956
Mr. Michael J. Campbell AL 1955
Mr. John R. Carsky AL 1979
John T. Carty, Esq. AL 1970
Joseph P. Castellano, MD AL 1967
Mr. Daniel C. Cavaluzzi AL 1973
Arthur L. Centonze, Ph.D. AL 1964
Michael P. Cesa, MD AL 1964
Mr. Paul Coghlan AL 1962
Mr. Thomas M. Collins AL 1964
Mr. Louis A. Comarato AL 1968
Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. AL 1955"
Lawrence M. Condon, MD AL 1962
Mr. Edward N. Conroy AL 1953
Mr. James J. Considine AL 1983
Mr. Thomas A. Conway, Jr. AL 1960
Mr. John A. Corbett AL 1988
Mr. Donald T. Coupe AL 1936
Mr. Stephen J. Courtney AL 1968
Mr. Francis F. Crawford AL 1966
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Crimmins AL 1965
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin PP 1998
Mrs. John Cronin PP 1989
Mr. Douglas E. Cummings AL 1959
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Curran AL 1977
Mr. John F. Curtis AL 1968
Mr. Kevin R. Daley AL 1948
Mr. Vincent D. Daly AL 1949
Vincent C. DeBaun, Ph.D. AL 1943
Mr. John A. Del Negro AL 1959
Mr. Joseph J. DeLosa, Jr. AL 1977
Mr. William F. DeMucci, Jr. AL 1962
John P. Denneen, Esq. AL 1958
Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio AL 1949
Mr. Joseph E. Dertinger, Jr. AL 1957
Mr. Paul O. DeSimone AL 1956
Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi AL 1958
Mr. Domenick R. DiPasquale AL 1971
Mr. Joseph S. Dirr AL 1964
Jorge I. Dominguez, Ph.D. AL 1963
Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. AL 1954
Mr. Patrick J. Dooley AL 1980
Mr. Raymond J. Dorado AL 1975
Mr. William R. Doyle AL 1960
Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill PP 1989
Mr. James F. Duhig AL 1952
Mr. Francis R. Einterz AL 1946
Cary R. Ell, Esq. AL 1977
Martin B. Engelhardt, Esq. AL 1957
Mr. Robert B. Fane AL 1962
Charles J. Farrow, MD AL 1969
Dr. & Mrs. Robert B. Fath, Jr. AL 1969
Mr. Richard T. Felago AL 1965
Thomas J. Ferro, MD AL 1972
Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr. AL 1956
Mr. John J. Foley AL 1963
Mr. Michael S. Foltin AL 1974
Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club
Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank AL 1956
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller PP 1987
Mr. Mario J. Gabelli AL 1961
Mr. Charles A. Garvin AL 1953
Mr. Kenneth E. Gazzola AL 1957
Robert A. Gazzola, Esq. AL 1955
Mr. John M. Geraghty AL 1960
Robert E. Gilbert, Ph.D. AL 1957
Mr. Richard J. Gillingham AL 1949
Mr. Michael O. Glynn AL 1958
Mr. Alexander M. Goasdoue AL 1990
Mr. Charles L. Goasdoue AL 1990
Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue PP 1990
Mr. Frederick H. Grein, Jr. AL 1964
Mr. Thomas W. Grein AL 1969
Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler PP 1987
Mrs. George L. Haag PP 1986
Mr. Kevin R. Hackett AL 1967
Mr. Joseph V. Hamilton, Jr. AL 1947
Mr. Stephen R. Hammond AL 1958
Mr. William P. Hayes DA 1949
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heitmann AL 1966
Drs. David & Lois Hinman PP 1997
Mr. Howard W. Hopkins AL 1972
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan AL 1948
Mr. William F. Huber AL 1961
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt PP 1998
Mr. John C. Hurley, Sr. AL 1965"
Mr. Louis V. Isganitis AL 1972
Mrs. Dara M. Kane PP 1998
Mr. James G. Kane AL 1944
Mrs. Howard J. Kaplow PP 1979
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Keating PP 1992
Mr. Thomas L. Keily, Jr. AL 1947
Col. Joseph J. Kelly, USMC(Ret) AL 1935
Mr. William E. Kennedy AL 1951
Mr. William G. Klein AL 1943
Mr. Werner A. Kloepfer AL 1957
Mr. Francis J. Komornik AL 1955
Mr. Edward J. Krol, Jr. AL 1964
Mr. Edward A. Lang, III AL 1973
Mr. Christopher D. Lauber AL 1979
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Lener PP 1981
Samson Liao, Ph.D. AL 1971
Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Liggio AL 1961
Mr. Stephen R. LoBello AL 1975
Guido M. Lometti, D.D.S AL 1936
Mr. William E. Lucey AL 1966
Mr. Carmine Lucia AL 1968
James P. Lundy, Esq. AL 1948
William B. MacGuire, Jr., MD AL 1934
Mr. Paul P. Maffei AL 1959
Mr. Robert A. Maffei AL 1943
Mr. Thomas F. Maher AL 1965
Mr. John J. Maloney AL 1947
Mr. Robert J. Maloney AL 1945
Mr. Thomas D. Mauriello AL 1980
Mr. Gerard F. McCabe AL 1952
Michael T. McCarthy, Esq. AL 1967
John J. McDermott, Esq. AL 1946
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee PP 1988
Mr. John T. McGirl AL 1959
Terence J. McGrath, D.D.S AL 1951
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna AL 1977
Mr. Paul B. McLaughlin AL 1973
Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin AL 1950
Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin AL 1949
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin PP 1983
Mr. Thomas A. McQuillan AL 1946
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller FR
Mr. James A. Mitchell AL 1942
Mr. Joseph H. Moglia AL 1967
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney PP 2000
Mr. Joseph E. Mottola AL 1958Stephen E.
Mulligan, Esq. AL 1969
Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey AL 1962
Mr. Lawrence A. Murphy AL 1979
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Murray AL 1963
Mr. Peter E. Murray AL 1963
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary AL 1987
New York Province of the Society of Jesus
Mr. Kevin P. Norton AL 1971
Mr. Stephen J. Norton AL 1969
Mr. Anthony F. O'Boyle, Jr. AL 1946
Mr. Joseph D. O'Brien, Jr. AL 1957
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O'Brien PP 1986
Mr. Donald J. O'Connell AL 1949
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O'Connell AL 1955
Mr. Edward J. O'Connor AL 1970
Mr. Kevin J. B. O'Connor AL 1964
Mr. Neil R. O'Hanlon AL 1968
Mr. George M. O'Har AL 1966
Richard L. O'Hara, Esq. AL 1947
John J. O'Leary, Esq. AL 1944
Mr. Thomas M. O'Malley AL 1965
Mr. Brendan T. O'Neill AL 1975
Mrs. John V. O'Toole PP 1989
Mr. Daniel M. Ottaviano AL 1969
Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon PP 1980
Mr. Charles J. Pelisson AL 1953
Mr. William M. Perry AL 1964
Mr. William B. Pollard, III PP 1989
Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser AL 1957
Harold W. Pskowski, Esq. AL 1967
Mr. Jon L. Rapillo AL 1982
Paul P. Rega, MD AL 1966
Robert J. Reid, Esq. AL 1964
Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss PP
Mr. Robert F. Reninger AL 1954
Mrs. Eileen Reynolds PP 1982
Mr. Joseph T. Ricci AL 1964
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi PP 1984
Thomas D. Rizzo, MD AL 1977
Mr. John P. Robben AL 1948
William P. Roberts, Ph.D. AL 1949
Mr. Richard J. Russo AL 1967
Mr. Thomas J. Ryan AL 1988
Richard C. San George, Ph.D. AL 1969
Mr. Michael J. Scarpelli AL 1957
Mr. Richard G. Scarpelli AL 1959
Mr. & Mrs. Ernst R. Schaaf PP 1990
Mr. Walter E. Schluter AL 1960
Mr. John C. Schneider AL 1962
Mr. Frank A. Scolaro AL 1941
Mr. Robert P. Serafin AL 1970
Denis R. Shea, Esq. AL 1971
Mr. John J. Sheehan AL 1951
Mr. John T. Shields AL 1944
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith PP 1995
Christopher A. South, Esq. AL 1972
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane PP 1995
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen PP 1995
Mr. Edward C. Squire AL 1950
Mr. August A. Stellwag AL 1949
Mrs. Margaret F. Sullivan WI
Mr. Ronald S. Tamoschat AL 1955
Vincent J. Torna, Esq. AL 1969
Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski AL 1974
Mr. David C. Trahan AL 1983
Mr. Daniel J. Tynan AL 1962
Mr. Quince V. Venturino AL 1981
Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. AL 1957
Thomas G. Webber, MD AL 1962
Wayne M. Weisner, MD AL 1942
Mr. Robert F. Wetjen AL 1955
Henry F. White, Esq. AL 1963
Mr. Jeffrey M. Williams AL 1968
Mr. Paul D. Williams AL 1956
Mr. George J. Wino AL 1945
Mr. William J. Wollman AL 1985
SHEA-M C DONOUGH SOCIETY
Below is a list of alumni, parents and friends, living and deceased, who are members of the Shea-McDonough
Society, individuals who have made provisions in their estate plans for Fordham Prep, thereby honoring the lives
and examples of Reverend Arthur Shea, S.J. and Mr. Harry McDonough.
To enroll in the Shea – McDonough Society or for more information about ways and means of giving to
Fordham Prep, please contact Joan Wollman, Director of Annual Giving at 718-367-7500 ext. 209 or by e-mail at
[email protected].
Rev. Arthur V. Shea, S.J.
Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58
Mr. James M. Callahan ’59
Joseph P. Callahan, Esq. ’62
Mr. Frank J. Colarusso ’74
George X. Connor, Esq. ’39
Mr. Joseph J. Connor ’62
Mr. Edward J. Costello, Jr. ’57
Francis R. Coughlin, MD ’44
Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53
Richard A. DeLorenzo, Esq. ’55
Mr. Robert D. DiDiego ’45
Mr. James W. DiMarzo ’64
Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58
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Mr. Harry L. McDonough
Mr. John M. Fitzpatrick ’58
Mr. Richard Flood ’51
Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60
Mr. Stephen R. Hammond ’58
Mr. Edward F. Hickey, Jr. ’46
Mr. Kenneth A. Hoffman ’61
Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe PP ’77, ’79, ’80
Mr. James G. Kane ’44
Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73
Mrs. Madelyn R. Larsen PP ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lavin ’97, ’02
James P. Lundy, Esq. ’48
Mr. Richard D. Mallery, Jr. ’58
Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43
Mr. John S. McEvoy ’46
Mr. Walter J. McLaughlin ’49
Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62
Mr. Joseph H. Moglia ’67
Mr. John W. Murphy ’53
Mr. Thomas J. O'Neill ’52
Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64
Mr. William M. Perry ’64
Mr. Harold F. X. Plate ’46
William F. Quirk, Esq. ’51
Mr. Gregory F. Rinn, AAI ’57
Mr. Joseph G. Rowan ’58
Mr. John T. Shields ’44
Mr. William M. Skehan ’57
Mr. Michael J. Sniffen ’67
Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49
Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski PP ’72, ’74
Mr. Gerard B. Tracy ’35
Mr. William E. Tuite ’66
Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57
Mr. Frank C. Webster ’44
Mr. Paul D. Williams ’56
18th ANNUAL FORDHAM PREP GOLF OUTING
Another Success by all Accounts
Fordham Preparatory School’s 18th Annual Golf Outing was held on June 18, 2013
at Quaker Ridge Golf Club, Scarsdale, NY and Wykagyl Country Club, New Rochelle,
NY.
Despite the challenge of a rainy day, the outing was a great success. With 181 golf
participants, and more than $72,000 net raised for the school’s Annual Fund, the outing
set records for participation and net revenue raised for the second consecutive year.
And, this growth is expected to continue.
The outing included lunch, shotgun start for the golfers, a cocktail reception, followed by an open-seating dinner buffet. Silent and live auctions featured noteworthy
trips, highly regarded golf clubs, college and professional athletic events, and top restaurants and hotels, among other fine offerings - and there were 41 wonderful raffle prizes.
Prizes were also awarded for closest to the pin, longest drive and straightest drive,
and for low gross and net scores in foursome competitions.
COMMITTEE CHAIR
Steven Ruggiero’77
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Thomas Bacon P’15
Joseph Carballeira ’71
Steve Courtney ’68
Sean Davey ’80
Julio Diaz ’73
Brian Duffy ’95
Michael Franchi ’96
James Harrison ’69
Christopher Healy ’85, P’17
Niall Henry ’98
Adrian Mansylla ’09
William McNamara ’96
Gerry Moss ’68
John Murphy ’77
Peter Murray ’63
Connor Nugent ’06
Michael Quinlan ’71
Steven Riccio P’14
Nelson Ritter ’96
Kevin Rooney ’88, P’17
Thomas Ryan ’88
Quint Spitzer P’12, ’15
John Trimble P’13, ’16
George Zambetti, Jr. ’68
FORDHAM PREP STAFF
Larry Curran ’77
John Kahl
John Mercorella ’07
Joan Wollman P’85
We are most grateful to the members of our Golf Committee for their assistance in
planning and executing our outing and helping us to take this event to a new level, and
also to the outing’s sponsors for their generosity and interest in our school.
The golf committee is already making plans for next year’s outing which will be
held on June 17, 2014. We are considering including a tennis component in this event,
and we would appreciate your letting us know if this component would be of interest to
you. Golf Committee volunteers are welcome.
If you would like to participate in next year’s outing, or assist us as a Golf
Committee volunteer, please contact John Kahl, Vice President for Development and
Alumni Relations, at telephone 718-367-7500, extension 210; email: [email protected]. We hope that you will join us at this event.
GOLF OUTING DONATIONS
Anonymous (2)
Richard Cohen
The Daniels Group, Inc.
Douglas Schoen
Waldorf Risk Solutions
Henry White ’63
John Yoon ’88
DC Capital Partners
Ken DeLasho ’76
Entertainment & Sounds Unlimited
Ernest Harris Architects
Mark FitzPatrick ’88
Fordham University –
Executive MBA Program
Jack Geraghty ’60
Hudson Valley Bank
Dave Hunt ’67
Industrial Acoustics Company
JP McHale Pest Management
Philip Lo Scalzo ’89
Maestro’s Caterers
Meridien Risk Management
Joe Moglia ’67
Moglia Family Foundation
Robert Moschetta ’90
Mt. Carmel Pharmacy
John Murphy ’77
Richard Naclerio ’88
National Mechanical Services, Inc
Paganelli Family
Party City
Eugene Rooney ’88
Kevin Rooney ’88
Smith-Cairns Ford
Waldorf Risk Solutions, Inc.
George Zambetti, Jr. ’68
TEE SPONSORS
Anonymous
Adeptus Partners, LLC
Amscan
Biltmore Tuxedos
Thomas Campbell ’76
Cater To You
Colleran, O’Hara & Mills L.L.P.
Coogan’s Restaurant
Rob Coughlin P’15
Courtney Honda
PRIZE DONORS
Amscan
Thomas Bacon P’15
Bar Pitti
Beacon Restaurant & Bar
Beechmont Tavern
Box Office Group Sales
Broadridge
Broadway.com/Groups
Bronx Brewery
Collette & Terrence Burd ’15
Burke Distributing Company
Joseph Carballeira ’71
LEADERSHIP SPONSORS
Thomas Campbell ’76
DC Capital Partners
JESUIT, FACULTY/STAFF,
VOLUNTEER SPONSOR
Margaret Adlerman
Thomas Curtin
John Freeman ’80
Chris Hanlon ’78
Thomas Houlihan ’80
Douglas Killip P’12
Tradition Energy
William Whelan ’76
HOLE-IN-ONE-SPONSOR
Stephen Courtney ’68
Courtney Honda
Dwight McGuirk ’74
Smith-Cairns Ford
Michael Carly
Michael Casella P’11
CBS Radio
CORE: Club
Robert Corwen P’10 ’15
John Crabtree ’74
Crabtree’s Kittle House
Michael Crinieri P’17
Daily Show with Jon Stewart
P. J. Denning ’90
Diageo Guinness
Doral Arrowwood
Brian Duffy ’95
Elizabeth Arden
Emilia’s Restaurant
ESPN Sports
Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club
Mark FitzPatrick
Fordham Prep Men’s Club
Golf Digest
Group Sales Box Office
John Hamilton ’68
Robert Hannigan ’78
James Harrison ’69
Christopher Healy ’85, P’17
Hilton New York
Hotel Plaza Athenee
Tom Hurley ’73
Maurice Hyacinthe
Incognito Italian Bistro
John Joyce ’88
Gene Lanza
Maestro’s Caterers
Mario’s
Stephen McGuinness P’12
Keith McNamara
John Mercorella ’07
Michaelangelo’s
Mike’s Deli
John Murphy ’77
Rod Murray ’78
Richard Naclerio ’88
New York Palace
New York Rangers
New York Yankees
Kevin O’Connor ’81
Craig Overlander ’78
Armand Paganelli P’15
Party City
Pasquale Rigoletto Restaurant
Chris Pia
Prudential Center
Quaker Ridge Golf Club
Michael Quinlan ’71
Rao’s Restaurant
Ridgewood Country Club
Nelson Ritter ’96
The Ritz-Carlton Lodge
RiverMarket Bar and Kitchen
Jean Rooney P’88
Kevin Rooney ’88, P’17
Kristine Rooney
Steven Ruggiero ’77
Saint Regis Hotel
Doug Schoen
Setai Fifth Avenue
Seton Hall University
The Sherry-Netherland
Quint Spitzer P’12 ’15
Station House
Ron Straci
Michele Tognozzi
Stephen Traendly
John Trimble P’16
TRYP Times Square South Hotel
Valerie Wilson Travel, Inc.
Verizon
Paul Victor ’50
Nancy and Thomas Walsh P’16
WARD III
James Welsh P’12
Kevin Willard
WNOW
Wykagyl Country Club
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Around the Prep
Class of 1988 Sets a New Record for Reunion Attendance
On April 20, 2013, the Fordham
Prep Class of 1988 celebrated its 25th
Reunion in the Imperial Ballroom of the
Riverside Church in Manhattan and set a
new Prep record with 89 classmates in
attendance. The former record of 88 classmates was set last year by the Class of 1987.
The Class of 1988 celebrated the
evening by toasting several of their fellow
classmates. John Joyce made a toast in
honor of his cousin, Patrick Joyce, a
Yonkers firefighter who gave his life in the
line of duty in 2009. Marc Burton made a
toast in honor of Joel Harris who died as
the result of a college fraternity hazing
accident in 1988. The Class was honored
to welcome Joel’s mother, Mrs. Adrienne
Harris, and Joel’s cousin at the reunion.
Tom Ryan made a toast in honor of
George Coleman, who died after a long
battle with cancer. While Mrs. Coleman
was unable to attend the reunion, she did
make a contribution to the Class
Endowment in honor of George. Last, but
definitely not least, Ruben Rivera made a
toast in honor of those classmates who
have served, or are still serving, in the
United States Armed Forces including,
but not limited to: Mark Goldschmidt and
Brian McCooey (Army), Dan Demaso
(Navy), Anthony Ajello and Christopher
Brennan (Air Force), Ruben Alvarez, Ed
Coffey and Nick Visconti (Marines), and
Dennis Miller (Coast Guard).
Other pictures from the evening may
be found on the Fordham Prep Online
community.
Overall, the night was a tremendous
success due to the hard work of the 25member Reunion Committee, which did
an outstanding job bringing everyone
together. The Committee, chaired by
Kevin Rooney, included: Thomas
Andruss, Marc Burton, Michael Curtin,
Patrick Deane, Louis DiGiorno, Mark
DiPaolo, William Fenwick, Mark
FitzPatrick, Anthony Fletcher, Mark
Goldschmidt, Jonathan Horgan, John
Joyce, Peter Maddocks, James Mangan,
Matthew McGowan, Manuel Mercader,
Ruben Rivera, Thomas Ryan, Paul
Saunders, Stephen Savva, James Smith,
Valentino Vasi, John Yoon, and Marlo
Young.
C L A S S O F 2 0 1 3 C O L L E G E D E S T I N AT I O N S
American University
Auburn University
Bard College
Bates College
Boston College - 7
Boston University - 4
Brown University
Bucknell University - 3
Carnegie Mellon
Catholic University of America - 3
Clarkson University
Clemson University
Coastal Carolina University - 2
Colby College
College of Charleston
College of the Holy Cross - 3
College of Mount Saint Vincent
College of William and Mary - 2
Columbia University
Cornell University - 2
CUNY – Sophie Davis School of
Biomedical Education
Duke University
Elon University
Embry-Riddle Aeronuatical University - FL
Emory University
8
Fairfield University - 6
Fordham University - 16
Georgetown University - 4
Harvard College - 3
Howard University
Ithaca College - 2
Lehigh University
Lehman College
Louisiana State University
Loyola University Chicago
Loyola University Maryland - 16
Loyola Marymount University
James Madison University - 2
Manhattan College - 12
Manhattanville College
Marquette University - 3
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
McGill University
Harvey Mudd College
New York Institute of Technology – Old
Westbury
New York University - 4
Northeastern University - 4
Northwestern University
Oberlin College
Pace University - 2
Pennsylvania State University - 5
Providence College - 4
Quinnipiac University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Roanoke College
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rutgers University
Sacred Heart University
Saint John’s University - 2
Saint Joseph’s University - 3
Saint Lawrence University
Santa Clara University - 2
Saint Olaf College
Seton Hall University
SUNY Albany - 5
SUNY Binghamton - 13
SUNY Buffalo - 3
SUNY College at Geneseo - 4
SUNY College of Environmental Science
and Forestry
SUNY Maritime - 2
SUNY New Paltz
SUNY Purchase
Stony Brook University
Susquehanna University
Syracuse University - 4
Trinity College
Tufts University - 2
Union College
United States Military Academy
University of California at Los Angeles
University of Connecticut
University of Delaware
University of Denver
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
University of Miami - 2
University of Michigan
University of Notre Dame
University of Oxford
University of Rochester
University of Scranton - 5
University of Southern California - 2
University of Tennessee
University of Virginia - 2
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Villanova University - 6
Wake Forest University - 2
George Washington University - 2
Washington University in St. Louis
Westchester Community College - 2
Williams College
Around the Prep
Endowment Campaigns for the Classes of 1987 and 1988
Raise Over $1,000,000 in Support of the Patrick S. Joyce Jr. ’88 Scholarships
As you may know, the fundraising model
established by the Class of 1987 was different
from any attempted in prior years. Members of
the Class of 1987 worked together to ask their
classmates to mark their 25th Reunion Year by
pledging significant gifts that could be spread out
over three (3) years. Alumni who had never
given, as well as alumni who were long-time contributors, were asked to consider making pledges
greater than any amount that they had contributed in the past. The success of that campaign
was outstanding and remarkable with a current
total of over $800,000 committed and a 57% class
participation rate. The Class of 1987 used these
monies to establish the Patrick S. Joyce Jr. ’88
Scholarships and funded these scholarships with
100% of its Endowment.
Even more remarkable is the fact that the Prep has already started to award Patrick
S. Joyce Jr. ’88 Scholarships to students. To date, two students from the Classes of 2016
and 2017, both academically qualified and able to demonstrate a financial need, have
received scholarships totaling approximately $20,000. In fact, one of the recipients is
in his second year of receiving one of these scholarships. We expect to highlight the
successes of these students as they progress through the Prep.
Following the success of the Class of 1987, the Class of 1988 has been quietly
raising its own Endowment – all of which will also be used to support the Patrick S.
Joyce Jr. ’88 Scholarships. To date, the Class of 1988 has raised $230,000. This brings
the aggregate total raised in support of the Patrick S. Joyce Jr. ’88 Scholarships to more
than $1,000,000.
The Class of 1988 has already set a new record for the amount raised from its
members. Next on the horizon is the record for the number of classmates participating
in the campaign. Toward this end, the entire Fundraising Committee has contributed to
the Class of 1988 Endowment – Tom Ryan, Kevin Rooney, John Joyce, James Mangan,
Mark FitzPatrick, Marlo Young, Marc Burton, Patrick Deane, Peter Maddocks, Manuel
Mercader, Mike Tognino, Richard Naclerio, Ruben Rivera, Stephen Savva, Valentino
Vasi, and John Yoon. This diverse group of alumni grew up in the Bronx, Manhattan,
and Westchester, and come from an assortment of economic, racial, and ethnic backgrounds. Another noteworthy fact is that these gentlemen include first-time donors,
sporadic contributors, and long-term donors.
In speaking with these donors, we also learned that there are numerous and varied
reasons why members of this class are contributing to the Endowment and the Patrick
S. Joyce Jr. ’88 Scholarships. Marlo Young, who grew up on Murdock Avenue in the
Wakefield section of the Bronx, contributed an amount that was much larger than any
he had given in the past. According to Marlo, “I was the recipient of financial aid when
I was a student at the Prep. Without the financial aid, I would not have attended the
Prep - one of the most invaluable and rewarding academic experiences of my life. The
opportunity to contribute to the Patrick Joyce ’88 Scholarships was the perfect way for
me to give back in almost the same way the Prep helped me 25+ years ago. I want to
help parents who do not have the financial resources to send their kids to the Prep.
I want to make sure that future generations have the
same opportunity that I had back in 1984 — a greater
chance of succeeding in life.”
Kevin Rooney, a member of the Class of 1988, is
also a Prep Parent now that his son, John, is a Freshman
at the Prep. Kevin, who grew up in the Parkchester
section of the Bronx, explained his reasons for giving.
“My parents were divorced so money was extremely
tight in my family. There was no way that they could
afford to send me to the Prep. I was an altar boy at St.
Helena’s Parish in the Bronx and, by complete chance,
met Rev. James Griffin, S.J. (a former Fordham Prep
faculty member) during the summer before my 8th
grade year. Fr. Griffin was assigned to our parish to
cover for the parish priests who were on vacation. When
Fr. Griffin found out that I wanted to attend the Prep,
but that my parents could not afford the tuition, he set out to find a way to make it
happen. Eventually, he succeeded – he learned that a secretarial position was available
at the Prep and that as part of the compensation, my mother would receive a 50%
reduction in tuition. My mother gave up a job, which she really enjoyed with the NYC
Transit Authority’s Patrolmen’s Benefit Association, and took the job at the Prep. If not
for Fr. Griffin and my mother, I never would have been able to go to the Prep. My contribution to the Endowment is my way of honoring them and thanking them for giving
me the chance to attend the Prep. I hope we’re able to help a lot of kids who appreciate
the opportunity to attend the Prep as much as I did, and still do.”
Patrick Deane, another member of the Class of 1988 and the current Assistant
Dean of Students, AP History Teacher, and Head Varsity Baseball Coach for the
Prep, had these thoughts – “my father worked for Con Edison and served as the
Superintendent of our building in the Pelham Bay section of the Bronx. My parents did
everything that they could to give me the opportunity to go to the Prep. They gave me
the opportunity to attend a school where I met guys from the Bronx, Manhattan,
Queens, Westchester, New Jersey, and Connecticut. I learned a lot from guys who came
from different economic, racial and ethnic backgrounds. More importantly, I know that
no other school would have brought together such a diverse group of kids, in such a
competitive but nurturing environment, and have them collectively succeed both at the
Prep and beyond. I’m sure a lot of Prep alumni feel the same way, but I think of our
class as a large group of brothers – we may not always get along, but we’ll always be
friends and always look forward to getting together as a class.”
Members of the Class of 1988 interested in making a contribution to the
Endowment are encouraged to contact one of the Fundraising Committee members
(Kevin Rooney, Marc Burton, Patrick Deane, Mark FitzPatrick, John Joyce, Peter
Maddocks, James Mangan, Manuel Mercader, Mike Tognino, Richard Naclerio, Ruben
Rivera, Thomas Ryan, Stephen Savva, Valentino Vasi, John Yoon, and Marlo Young) to
discuss the importance of this campaign and how they may be able to participate.
The Class of 1988 fundraising campaign will conclude on, Thursday, November
28th, Thanksgiving Day, when the torch is passed to the Class of 1989, as the class
begins its 25th Reunion Year.
C L AS S OF 1 9 6 4
Challenge Grant
On April 14, 2013, an anonymous donor proposed a challenge to the Class of 1964:
He would match, in the name of his deceased brother, on a dollar for dollar basis, all
contributions and pledges made, by members of the class to the John Vrionis ’64
Endowed Scholarship Fund by June 14, 2013, up to an aggregate of $100,000. This
individual would fund the scholarship endowment, as and when contributions by
the class were received.
This was a way for the donor to honor his brother, and John Vrionis (who was
selected for induction into the Hall of Honor in November 2013), and also provide
scholarship support for worthy young men at his beloved school. The challenge period
was limited to 60 days.
Classmates Jim DiMarzo, Brian Heller, Lee Higdon, John Malone, Jerry O’Gorman,
Andy Paterno, and Bill Perry – collectively, the Friends of John – spearheaded the
fundraising effort.
The challenge grant was a success – 96 alumni, friends and foundations, made gifts
and pledges totaling a $131,724. It was a tremendous team effort.
We invite other classes to follow the success of the Class of 1964. Please contact
John Kahl, Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations if you would like to
discuss a similar challenge for your class. (telephone: 718-367-7500, extension 210;
email: [email protected]).
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Around the Prep
Rugby at Fordham Prep:
The Successful Revival of a High School Program
By Carlo DiNota ’85
Sporting events were underway everywhere on Fordham’s Rose Hill campus on a
bright Thursday afternoon early this May - baseball, track, lacrosse, tennis. But nothing
was as big as the rugby match at Murphy Field between two long-time high school rivals,
Fordham Prep and Xavier, which brimmed with energy and excitement.
Parents and supporters of Fordham Prep’s 110-player rugby team were
seemingly everywhere, with cameras, lawn chairs, and picnic
baskets. Fordham’s Varsity XV had entered the game
a clear underdog to their Jesuit archrival and
perennial national powerhouse, Xavier
High School. Down 14 points at the
half, Fordham stormed back to
tie the game with five minutes remaining, only to lose
on a penalty kick before
the final whistle.
It was a proud and
gutsy Fordham performance. And judging
by the caliber of play,
Fordham’s huge squad,
the professionalism of its
coaches, and impressive fan
turnout, Fordham Prep Rugby
was on very solid footing.
Tough Early Years
Yet twenty-eight years earlier, an article in
Rugby Magazine’s September 1985 issue reported that the
Fordham program – then coach-less, broke, and orphaned – was on
the verge of extinction. I know because I was the author of that piece.
As a graduating high school senior, I was upset at the neglect of Fordham Prep
Rugby. Neglect not only by the school administration, but also by the community of
New York-area men’s clubs that had chosen “to turn their backs on high school rugby.”
The recent renaissance of rugby at Fordham Prep is remarkable, considering that
the sport had been completely erased from the school’s extracurricular catalog by 1989.
Exploring the program’s pedigree, however, may offer clues as to its resurgence.
Fordham Prep RFC: Founded 1976
Fordham Prep Rugby is steeped in
New York City rugby tradition. Its family
tree can be traced to the Old Maroon RFC
(which would later become OMEX),
founded by Fordham Prep graduates and
Fordham University players.
Fran Cunningham ’67, a Prep assistant football coach, had been playing for
Old Maroon in the mid-1970s when he
invited Fran Perdisatt, head coach of the
Prep’s
football program, to some Old Maroon
games. Perdisatt saw rugby as a perfect
spring conditioning sport for his football players. And in 1976, Cunningham and
Perdisatt founded the Fordham Prep RFC with a miniscule budget.
“We always had enough players for two sides,” recalls Cunningham. “At the time,
Tom O’Hara was trying to form Xavier’s program and St. Francis Prep was the only
established team in the area. We designed our jerseys, practiced on a field on Southern
Boulevard, and played at Randall’s Island. We were like a family.”
Says Sean Davey ’80: “Playing rugby in the late 70s was amazing. There were very
few local high school teams (Fordham, Xavier, and St. Francis Prep), so in addition to
playing each of the other teams three times a year, we had to travel outside of New York
City to face new competition. Back then, the only nearby rugby pitches were on Randall’s
Island, which were glass-strewn, with sewer caps scattered throughout. The fields were
not level and wind from the East River frequently caused erratic kicking.”
Within two years, Fordham Prep’s fledging program had toured England (winning
three matches) and twice visited Toronto. These tours led to return visits from Canadian
and English teams, supplementing Fordham’s spring schedule.
Fordham Prep’s Rugby Revival
Fast forward twenty-four years to 2013, and Fordham Prep Rugby is back with a
well-organized and competitive program that is built for longevity. The initiative, cooperation, and planning among various constituencies that accomplished this comeback can
serve as a “how-to” for U.S. high schools that might be considering rugby.
It started with a business proposal by two enterprising
Fordham Prep athletes: football captain and 2010
Bronx/Manhattan Player of the Year
Anthony Bronzo ’11 and his football
teammate Mike Mahon ’12.
According to Bronzo, now a
junior at Tulane, where he
plays both football and
rugby, the two were
wondering what to do
next after defeating
Xavier in the annual
Fall Turkey Bowl football game, and capping
a 10-win football
season.
Skeptical that he
would be recruited to play
college football, Bronzo was on
the lookout for a new sport, and
rugby’s physical demands and camaraderie held great appeal.
For Mahon, who grew up in the heavily Irish,
Woodlawn section of the Bronx, rugby was not unfamiliar. “I had
seen a few Six Nations games and rugby seemed like fun,” said Mahon. Now a sophomore
at the University of South Carolina, he is the starting #8 on the school’s rugby club.
The intense Fordham-Xavier sporting rivalry played a significant part in Fordham’s
rugby revival. Says Bronzo, “After the 2010 Turkey Bowl football game, we decided that
there was no reason Fordham shouldn’t have as successful a rugby program as Xavier has.”
According to Mike Mahon, Fordham Prep principal Robert Gomprecht ’65 asked the
boys for a proposal after they approached him about reinstituting rugby. Early in 2011,
Bronzo and Mahon presented Gomprecht and Fr. Kenneth Boller, president of Fordham
Prep, with a detailed business plan that covered everything from prospective coaches and
insurance policies to field usage time and
funding. “They were shocked at how much
research we had done,” says Bronzo, who is
now majoring in finance and marketing at
Tulane. “There was no way the administration thought two high school kids would
get this done.”
But get it done, they did.
Despite Spring 2011 being a startup season with borrowed equipment and jerseys,
the Fordham Prep RFC - then led by head
coach Ed Tweedy - managed early success.
With a respectable 40-man roster, they
earned a runner-up finish in the Long Island Cup and a semifinal appearance in the
Jersey Cup.
In 2012, Christian Mayo of Play Rugby, who helped coach, connected Fordham with
NYAC flanker Neil McMillan. A former standout for Ulster (Ireland), McMillan was
excited about the opportunity to coach a high school team. The impact of having a high
level Irish player at the coaching helm, along with active parent and alumni support,
became palpable in the success of the program. US Eagle flyhalf Toby L’Estrange is also
part of McMillan’s coaching staff.
In 2012, McMillan’s first year, the team won the Jersey Cup and placed third in the
Jesuit Cup. Their impressive 75-man 2012 roster then expanded to a jaw-dropping 110
players in 2013. In fact, there are not enough matches to accommodate each and every
player from Fordham’s two varsity sides, down to their JV and freshman teams. Last
spring, Fordham finished third in the Met NY league and won the Jersey Cup for the
second consecutive year.
In 2012, McMillan’s first year, the team won the
Jersey Cup and placed third in the Jesuit Cup.
Their impressive 75-man 2012 roster then
expanded to a jaw-dropping 110 players in 2013.
Alumni Support
Rugby’s Decline
After 1983, however, rugby at Fordham Prep went into decline. The 1985 Rugby
Magazine article that I authored chronicled the program’s gradual demise and by the
end of 1989, rugby at Fordham Prep was gone.
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Sean Davey and another player from the 70s, John McCaffrey ’78, have been
instrumental in corralling alumni players to support Fordham Prep Rugby, while educating
current players about the pride and sense of family among past Fordham ruggers.
McCaffrey coached Fordham Rugby in the early 80s, and his 1983 team, moderated
Around the Prep
by teacher Ferd Beck, fielded one of the best A-sides in team history. McCaffrey and
Beck’s players would go on to play for such collegiate rugby clubs as Yale, Boston College,
Navy, Fairfield, Fordham, Villanova, Rhode Island, and Hartford. Up until now, the 1983
squad was the last great Fordham Prep rugby team.
Administrative Support
The importance of support from Fordham Prep’s administration, in allowing the
program to exist and grow, can’t be understated. In the past, administration support
seemed reluctant, non-committal, or non-existent.
Clearly, Fordham Rugby is succeeding today because of a more complete faculty
and community buy-in. Says former coach Fran Perdisatt: “It’s great to see the Prep
prosper in its rugby development. Having the support of the Fordham Prep community –
parents, teachers, administrators and alumni - is a winning combination for the school
and should be a model for other private schools.”
Current Program
* Fordham Prep currently fields four rugby teams: Varsity A, Varsity B, Junior
Varsity and Freshman.
* There’s a no-cut policy and students receive Varsity and JV letters.
* The team is comprised of crossover athletes from all of Fordham’s fall sports,
as well as those whose only high school sport is rugby.
* Coaches receive a small stipend for their services, and the school assists by
arranging buses for their matches.
Parent Support
Indispensable to the resurgence of Fordham Prep Rugby is its
very active Parent’s Club, headed by
Linda Costelloe, wife of assistant
coach Joe Costelloe.
The Parent’s Club has raised
an impressive $20k and holds an
annual rugby fundraising dinner
that taps into alumni and parent
generosity (uniforms and
equipment are acquired, in part,
with these funds). The dinner
has honored pioneers of Fordham
Rugby, such as Cunningham
and Perdisatt, in order to bond
current players with the program’s
proud past. Last February’s
dinner featured Eagle lock Brian
Doyle and the year prior, Eagle
scrumhalf Mike Petri.
Says Simon Walsh ’83,
who went on to play for the Yale,
Old Blue, and Washington RFCs:
“The students are doing a great job
but the moms are off the charts.
The mothers are a juggernaut.
They’ve arranged fundraising
dinners and raffles, planned trips
and tournaments, and basically
kept everything on track. That
takes a lot of pressure off the kids.”
“My inbox is inundated,” says
Linda Costelloe, as she describes
the rapid-fire parental support she
receives when asking for help on
game day. Costelloe’s long-term plan is to expand and refine her parent’s group into a
Gonzaga High School-like booster club.
Up and down the line - from players, coaches and alumni - all acknowledge that
Fordham Prep Rugby would not have the bright future it has today if it weren’t for the
tireless efforts of Costelloe and the parents.
Xavier: Providing Help and Inspiration
Like Linda Costelloe, head coach McMillan looks to another Jesuit school, Xavier,
for inspiration. And he is very clear on where he would like to see Fordham Prep Rugby
in the not-too-distant future: “In three to four years’ time, I would like Fordham to be
on par with Xavier.”
Xavier, one of the premier high school rugby programs in the nation with four
National HS Championships, has played a vital role in Fordham’s regeneration. Fordham
coaches and alumni credit Tom O’Hara, Xavier ’69 and a founder of Xavier Rugby, with
drumming up early support for rugby’s return to Rose Hill.
According to O’Hara, Fordham Prep’s head football coach Pete Gorynski (Xavier ’73)
had called him in January 2011 to ask if he could assist Bronzo and Mahon with the
rugby program.
“They were impressive kids,” says O’Hara. “I was very happy to help.”
Ed Tweedy (Xavier ’70), a close friend of O’Hara’s from the US Merchant Marine
Academy and New York RFC, was named Fordham Prep’s head coach in 2011 – the
program’s first year back. Fr. Boller, formerly of Xavier, had also been close with the
Tweedy family. Tweedy then recruited O’Hara’s son Ciaran (Xavier ’06) as Fordham’s
first assistant coach.
Mike Tolkin (Xavier ’85), then Xavier and NYAC head coach and now US Eagle
head coach; Bruce McLane (Xavier ’85), then Tolkin’s top assistant at NYAC and now
NYAC’s head coach; and Joe Sweeney (Xavier ’85), Xavier’s director of rugby, all helped
Fordham organize an experienced coaching staff.
Tolkin, Sweeney, and Tony Paolozzi, then Xavier rugby moderator and assistant AD
(now AD), all provided invaluable advice to Fordham on the operational, financial, and
logistical aspects of organizing and running a rugby program.
Says Jerry Wolf, a Fordham coach and parent, who along with Christian Mayo visited
Xavier in 2011 to meet with Tolkin and his coaching staff: “Xavier opened their hearts to
us. They were extremely supportive and helpful in giving us as much info as possible.”
Cooperative Spirit
The cooperative spirit between the two Jesuit rugby programs goes all the way back
to 1976. As Tom O’Hara recalls, “We got along great. Fordham Prep and Xavier worked
together in those days. In fact, the first time either team toured - to Toronto in 1977 – it
was a joint tour. The two teams traveled together by bus and played the same schools
separately, in rotation.”
Despite their intense sports rivalry, the collaboration between the two rugby clubs is
both fraternal and mutually beneficial. One Jesuit rugby team helping the other – but
each program also understanding that good local competition among well-coached teams
will raise each program’s level of play.
Says Fordham rugby and football alumnus Simon Walsh: “What Xavier has done is
admirable. It’s a great testament to the way they look at life and the way they put the Jesuit
mission into practice. It would be easy to just build on their success and turn their backs
on a long-time rival.
But they haven’t done that. They’ve
reached out and helped build a strong
foundation.” Fordham and Xavier’s
cooperation should serve
as a model for high school teams and
leagues around the nation.
Keys to Success
Solid parent involvement,
quality coaching, quality
administration, alumni support,
and mutual cooperation between
rivals have been instrumental in
Fordham’s resurgence. And the more
kids play the game, the more they get
hooked and spread the word among
their friends to join them. This is evidenced by Fordham’s robust roster
expansion (from 40-110 players) over
the past three years.
“The momentum has really
come from the boys,” says coach Jerry
Wolf. “There is huge interest. At the
end of the day, they really want to
participate.”
Rugby Tradition in
Jesuit Schools
Fordham Prep Rugby is now on
terra firma, and that continues the
unique and proud rugby tradition in
America’s Jesuit high schools. This
tradition will continue to play a significant role in USA Rugby’s ability to
compete on the international stage.
“Rugby is a sport that currently differentiates Jesuit schools,” says Xavier’s O’Hara.
“Rugby is a game built for Jesuit kids; if the sport wasn’t around we would have invented it.”
O’Hara speculates that the tight bonding, so apparent in Jesuit prep schools,
combined with rugby’s strong sense of fraternity, is a major reason for rugby’s appeal at
these institutions. The Jesuit academic tradition, that promotes sound body and mind,
adds O’Hara, may also be a factor with rugby’s popularity: “Rugby is a thinking man’s
game.” Browse through a starting A-side on a college rugby team and the chances of
seeing a rugger from one of North America’s 25+ Jesuit high school rugby programs are
very good. Players from Jesuit schools, O’Hara opines, are also likely to lead rugby clubs
in college and beyond. And if there isn’t a club, they employ their missionary ethos of
spreading the word and starting one from scratch.
Administrators on the fence about starting a rugby program would be wise to reach
out to Xavier, Gonzaga, Jesuit-Sacramento or Fordham for blueprints and counsel. Given
the lack of bureaucracy in a Jesuit school, a program could be up and running in fairly
short order and support could be drawn from the large Jesuit support system nationwide.
A workshop, sponsored by the Jesuit Secondary Education Association, on bringing
rugby to member schools, would also be a great idea.
Due to the bold initiative of two Fordham athletes, the subsequent school community
buy-in (parents, players, administrators, and alumni), and Xavier’s crucial early
support, rugby is back at Fordham Prep – where it should be.
And this time, Fordham Prep Rugby is here to stay.
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Prep History
by Lou DiGiorno ’88, School Historian
When the Chairman of the Board, John Neary, Class of
1987, formally announced the selection of Rev. Christopher
Devron, SJ as Fr. Boller’s successor to the Office of the
President, he did so in a letter that read “Fr. Devron will be
the 35th President of Fordham Prep dating from its 1841
founding with Fordham University, and the 5th president
since the school emerged as a standalone entity in 1970.”
Tabulating Fr. Devron’s number in succession was a fairly
straightforward process: tally up the presidents from 1841
through 1970 – the year of legal separation from the
University – and continue the count when the distinct Prep
presidency kicks in.
As to whether or not those pre-separation presidents
(or rectors as they were called in the 19th century) thought
of themselves as “Prep” presidents, there can be no doubt.
From the very beginning, the men who held that office
would have considered themselves as much the president of
St. John’s Second Division (the Prep) as St. John’s First
Division (the College) – after all, the original plan was for a
single, seamless course of study. In fact, the 19th-century
deans’ diaries are peppered with examples of the early presidents’ genuine presidentiality over the early Prepsters.
When Rev. Thomas Gannon, SJ, for instance, declared the
Feast of St. Lucy 1893 a skating holiday, he declared it for
the entire student body, Prep boys included, and classes
were cancelled campuswide to the delight of all. A few
months later, on a cold and snowy February 16th in 1894,
when George Rooney, Prep Class of 1895, “nearly broke his
neck and back, and crushed his skull” on the toboggan
slide, it was once again “Father Rector” (as the boys would
have called Fr. Gannon) who proclaimed that “tobogganing
was forbidden hereafter under every and all circumstances.”
Interestingly enough, that proclamation has never been
revoked, and so technically the prohibition still stands.
[Point to ponder: Since the presidency has since been split
into two offices, University and Prep — and since the whole
toboggan incident was a Prep affair — who holds the power
of revocation? Is there a Snowball Summit in the future for
Fr. Devron and Fr. McShane, president of the University?]
Nor is there any reason to suppose that the relationship
between the presidents of yesteryear and the Prep was onesided. From the point of view of the early Prepsters, the
men who held Rose Hill’s highest office were as much their
presidents as they were the presidents of the College or the
Graduate School or the (short-lived) Medical School, or any
of the other schools of Fordham University — right down
through the 1960s. Simply thumbing through the first few
pages of old Prep yearbooks, one finds that the University
presidents are included in the very same way that the postseparation Prep presidents are today. And yearbooks aside,
more than one alum from the mid-20th century, like
Patrick Swift, Class of 1962, has recounted caroling in the
University president’s office with the German Choir. Would
a troupe of high schoolers treat [or should I say subject] a
man with no sense of presidential affection and responsibility for them to an adolescent rendition of Rudolph das
kleine Rentier annually? [Igitt!]
This past December, as folks read the Board’s
announcement and began to digest the bit about the
Devronic trigesimoquintity [not every day you need a word
for thirtyfifthness, huh?], it seems that a bit of communal
curiosity was awakened, for in the weeks that followed, a
single question was asked over and over again from nearly
every corner of Prep community: “So what number in line
is Mr. Gomprecht?” [First to ask: Mrs. Darlene Milone,
Secretary to the Office of the President. First student to
ask: Eric D’Armetta, Class of 2013]
If tabulating presidents was straightforward, tracing
the succession of the principalship was somewhat more
convoluted. About the best we can do is state with absolute
certainty that Mr. Robert Gomprecht, Class of 1965, is
either the 42nd, 17th, or 13th (or 12th) principal of
Fordham Preparatory School.
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Ramview / Fall 2013
Fr. Remigius I. Tellier, SJ
Prefect of Studies, St. John’s College
1854-1859
Fr. William S. Dolan, SJ
Principal, St. John’s College High School
(Fordham Prep)
1921-1930
Mr. Robert J. Gomprecht ’65
Headmaster/Principal,
1994-present
The lineage of Prep principals seemingly starts off simply enough. In 1854, thirteen years after Fordham’s founding
as St. John’s College, the position that would become the Prep
principalship was created in the establishment of the Office
of the Prefect of Studies (not to be confused with the Office
of the Prefect of Discipline, the original name for the Office
of the Dean of Discipline). These early prefects of studies
were responsible for the overseeing the academic program
and the day-to-day operations of the school, very much the
way Principal Gomprecht is today. Fordham’s first prefect of
studies: Rev. Remigius Tellier, SJ, who was also president at
the time. Within a few years, however, it became the custom
for the vice presidents (as opposed to the presidents of St.
John’s College) to serve in the position of prefect, and so it
remained for the rest of the century. The closeness of the link
between the Prep and the Office of the Prefect of Studies was
underscored in 1890, the year Hughes Hall first opened.
Since the Vice President’s Office was moved into the newly
constructed Hughes Hall, the prefects of studies were able to
keep a very close eye on Prep affairs in particular – very
much the way our in-building principals do today.
In 1907, St. John’s College was granted an amendment
to its original charter officially changing its name to Fordham
University and reaffirming its status as a full-fledged university. St. John’s College Second Division (already colloquially
known as Fordham Prep) would persist as St. John's College
High School [and later Fordham College High School – the
Prep’s official name down through the ’30s]. This is where the
succession starts to get a bit complicated.
While the Office of the Prefect of Studies (held by the
vice presidents) continued to carry out the duties we would
associate with the Office of the Principal, starting in 1907, the
president of the University also began to be listed as
“Principal of St. John's College High School” on all legal
documents and in the school catalogues, likely as an attempt
to be in keeping with the emerging concept of the modern
American high school. Though not specifically functioning
as such, these “principals,” were technically the first men
actually known as Prep principals, if only on paper. And so,
at this point, we encounter a second possible starting point
for succession of the principalship: we can continue to count
the prefects of studies from Fr. Tellier in 1854, making Bob
Gomprecht 42nd in line, or we can begin the enumeration
with the establishment of the name-only principals of the
early 20th century, starting with Rev. Daniel Quinn, SJ.
Choosing the latter would make the current principal only
number 17.
Moving along, the next calculatory complication arises
only a few years later in 1920, the year that the College was
broken for the first time into academic departments. For not
the last time in its history, the Prep was almost lost in the
shuffle, nearly forced to close its doors forever. But against
the odds, the Prep survived, temporarily existing as the “High
School Department” of the College. In the reorganization, the
dated title prefect of studies was dropped, and instead, the
prefecture became known as the Office of the Dean of the
College. In his governance of the special “High School
Department,” however, the dean was to hold the legal title
principal, or at least acting principal, since it was quickly
becoming clear that a single dean would not be able to continue to run both the College and the Prep indefinitely if the
Prep were to keep its doors open. And so, in 1920, Rev.
Michael Jessup, SJ, formerly Prefect of Studies, redubbed
Dean of the College, would also serve as Acting Principal of
Fordham Prep while the move was made to create a distinct
Prep principalship.
Here, of course, we face an even further convoluted
question of succession. Is Fr. Jessup simply the 30th in line
from 1854? Or, since his official title did include the word
principal, do we consider him the next in line after the nameonly principals of the early 1900s and therefore, the 5th to
hold the title? Or is the creation of his acting principalship
something else? Is he the real 1st distinct Prep principal or is
he the “0th” principal, his brief tenure only a preface to the
Prep History
true establishment of a Prep principalship?
However we number Fr. Jessup’s stint as Prep administrator, he certainly is an
interesting character in school history. He had taught Prep algebra in 1899, and would
become something of a hero of Fordham history when he was burned saving irreplaceable school records from a fire in the Administration Building on New Year’s Eve, 1924.
To this day, any of the early records we have are called the Fire Files in remembrance of
the event.
After Fr. Jessup, would come Rev. William Dolan, SJ, who, though perhaps the
31st, 6th or 2nd in line, was also undisputedly the 1st principal or Fordham Prep distinct in all ways from the University Administration. It was in the creation of the office
that Fr. Dolan would fill that the first step towards the Prep’s eventual emergence as, in
Neary’s words, “a standalone entity” was taken. Fr. Dolan would hold the position from
1921-1929, and enjoyed the reputation as a strict but fair administrator.
From Fr. Dolan’s time down through today, the succession of principals is a
straight count, right through the legal separation of 1970 and on into the 21st century.
The title of the office may have changed – from Office of the Principal to Office of the
Headmaster and then back again, but the line has continued unbroken, making Mr.
Gomprecht the 42nd holder of the office from 1854, or the 17th from 1907, or the
13th from Fr. Jessup, or the 12th from Fr. Dolan.
Robert Gomprecht, Class of 1965, whose term began in 1994, has served as princi-
pal (at first, headmaster) longer than any of his predecessors. He is the fourth principal
since the legal separation of the Prep and University and only the third layman to hold
the office, even since the 1854 establishment of the prefecture – Drs. Bernard Bouilette
(1975-82) and Cornelius “Neil” McCarthy (1982-94) preceded him. He is also the third
alum to serve as principal (Fr. Joseph O’Connell [1941-6] was Class of 1918 and Dr.
McCarthy was Class of 1953). He is the son of an alum: the late Dr. Robert Gomprecht,
Class of 1941; and the father of two alums: Robert and Christopher, Classes of ’89 and
’94. Unlike Fr. Dolan – who actually kept and used a huqqa pipe in his office [no joke!],
Principal Gomprecht is the first administrator — since 1841, mind you — to completely
ban smoking for all persons on the premises, though it is true that administrative opinions on tobacco use have swung back and forth over the last 173 years [Note to self:
Idea for future column: “Thank You for {Not} Smoking”]
Finally, from yearbook evidence [and from personal memory {J.J. Gilmartin ’88 sat
across from me at the lab table; Stephen Decker ‘88 to the right}], it is safe to say that
Bob Gomprecht is the only individual to ascend to the principalship having sported
plaid pants back in the ’80s during his days as a bio teacher. [Don’t worry: I have
tenure.]
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and photos with your classmates.
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Joseph Kelly ’35
Military Veterans
Col. Joe Kelly of the Prep class of 1935 has
been designated the honorary president of
the Fordham Prep Veterans Association.
He started as a private in the USMC and
attained the rank of full colonel. He served
in the Pacific during WWII and with the
Ninth Marines in Vietnam. We are working
on establishing a web page at the Prep. If you
are interested in joining the organization
please contact Michael Corcoran at the
school. His email is [email protected]. Those who have already signed
up will be contacted again, shortly.
1943
1944
Congratulations to Vin Scully on being
named Grand Marshall for the 2014 Rose
Parade.
1947
Robert Daley sent in this update: “The Red
Squad, my 18th novel and 30th book overall,
has now been published as an e-book. It is just
out and is available on Kindle and the Nook,
and on other devices that work in those formats.
The story: New York, 1950-51. War raging in
Korea 10,000 miles away. Inside the NYPD, the
Bureau of Special Services and Investigations,
BOSSI, also known as The Red Squad, wields
immense power. Some of the scenes in this
novel were suggested by real cases. Author’s
note: The Red Squad, did exist in New York
during World War II and through much of the
Cold War, as did similar Red Squads in other
cities. Nearly all worked largely in secret, and
were largely unsupervised. Strict legality was
not always observed. Suspects’ rights were
sometimes trampled, careers and lives destroyed.
In New York BOSSI lasted until 1970 when,
because of the sinister reputation it had by then
acquired, its cases and most of its personnel
were quietly folded into the newly created
Intelligence Division where, for some time
longer, under its new name, it operated much
as it had in the past.”
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CLASS REP
Gus Stellwag - [email protected]
1949
Vin DeBaun reports that he is continuing
to teach short courses at his retirement
community near Boston. Thus far he's given
courses on Great Expectations, Oliver Twist,
Huckleberry Finn, The Good Earth, and The
Bridge of San Luis Rey. In the pipeline: a series
on Hamlet. Vin says his students (in the 65-90
range) “have been around the block a few
times” and have sharp questions and wise
observations.
CLASS REP
Ed Squire - [email protected]
1950
CLASS REP
Adolph Ehbrecht - [email protected]
1951
John Blessington, executive producer of CBS
Religion and Culture series, received a Special
Marvin C. Wilbur for his work in producing
interfaith documentaries for over 30 years.
The Wilbur Awards are presented by the
Religion Communicators Council and “honor
excellence by individuals in secular media in
communicating religious issues, values and
themes.
CLASS REPS
Gerry McCabe - [email protected]
Ed O’Brien - [email protected]
1952
CLASS REPS
John Murphy - [email protected]
Max Pelisson - [email protected]
1953
CLASS REP
Jack Donahue - [email protected]
1954
Jerome Tuccille signed a contract for his 31st
book, a history of African-American
soldiers during the Spanish-American War of
1898. He is the author of best-selling, awardwinning books, including Hemingway and
Gellhorn, Gallo Be Thy Name, Trump,
Rupert Murdoch, and many others. Check
out his website at www.jerometuccille.com.
John A. Bray has published four novels,
available on Amazon Kindle and Endeavour
Press, and in print. Flags Of Our Sons,
Blue Heat, Code Name: Caleb (E-book now
entitled Home Front) and Broken Force.
Class of 1963 helps
a Classmate who is
a Maryknoll Priest.
As part of their May 2013, the
Class of 1963 collected money and
signed a card that sent their greetings to their classmate Father
Thomas O’Brien, MM in Hanoi,
Vietnam. Here is the letter that
Father O’Brien wrote to his class:
Hello from Hanoi! I felt really
happy when I opened that greeting
card with the messages from my
Fordham Prep Class of 1963 classmates who were gathered for our
50th anniversary class reunion. I wish I could have been there with all of you
that weekend. Thanks to all for their contributions for my mission efforts
here. I felt really proud to be a member of the Class of 1963!
Maryknoll recently celebrated 20 years of mission presence in Vietnam
and I’ve been here for 18 of those years. Back in the 60’s, while war was
raging in Vietnam, I never thought that one day I might find myself in
northern Vietnam as a missioner, but it has been a blessing to be able to
contribute in some small ways to reconciliation between two countries that
once were in conflict.
Ironically, Vietnam today is one of the most peaceful countries in the
world. Life was very different in northern Vietnam during the war and for
the first ten years after the war but since the mid 1980’s when the government allowed a market economy to flourish, progress has been steady. The
country is still a one-party state with little political democracy, but I think
most Vietnamese feel free to live their lives as they wish. It’s a very young
population, with the majority born after the war ended in 1975, and so for
many Vietnamese the war is “history,” somewhat, I think, the way World War
II felt like history for our generation. I’ve found that the older Vietnamese
who did experience the war years are somewhat hesitant to share with
someone like me what they went through, but I’ve never encountered
animosity toward me as an American.
Vietnam does not grant visas to persons to do mission work, and so
Maryknoll has been present here as a humanitarian NGO. We implement
humanitarian or development projects in partnership with local organizations, in many cases with local governments at the district or province level.
Many of our projects have been in the area of vocational skills training for
poor youth in rural areas, and in recent years much of our work has been in
treatment programs for children with disabilities as well as vocational skills
training for young persons who have disabilities. It’s not traditional mission
work, but it’s satisfying to see our projects help people in very direct ways.
I joined Maryknoll after graduating from Fordham College in 1967. Part of
my seminary training was to spend two years working with Maryknoll in
Chile during the turbulent period of the socialist government of Salvador
Allende. After ordination in 1974, I was assigned to the Philippines where
I spent the next 15 years, most during the martial law government of
Ferdinand Marcos. From 1990 –1995, I worked in Maryknoll’s Office of
Social Concerns in Washington, D.C. trying to bring the voices of the people
with whom Maryknoll works to policy-makers in the U.S. government. In
1995, I came to Vietnam.
All the above is what I would have tried to share with my 1963 classmates had I been able to join the class reunion, and I would have loved to
hear all of their stories. Thanks for thinking of me while you were all together. I think our years at the Prep were great preparation for all of us, wherever
we wound up and whatever we experienced. I pray that God will continue to
bless the families of all of my classmates.
Class Notes
1971
Christopher Lauber ’79
After moving from New Jersey,
Christopher was living in Yonkers at
the end of grade school when he heard
from his teachers that Fordham Prep
was a very good high school. No one
seemed to know how to get there from
north Yonkers, but as Christopher
remembers it, the traveling was part of
the attraction. The “new” building was
still just that in 1975, and he fell in love
with everything about the Prep: the
teachers, the students, the location, the
moveable walls, even the hard work.
After his parent’s divorce,
Fordham Prep quickly became a home
away from home for Christopher. He found the classes challenging, especially
Math. A zero average in Trig at the end of first trimester mercifully convinced
the administration to remove Christopher from the class. History and languages
were his favorite classes. By graduation in 1979, he had taken 3 years of Spanish,
3 years of Greek and 2 years of Latin.
The years after graduation saw a false start in college; Christopher was an
operating room orderly at Montefiore Hospital, a cab driver, a handyman in the
reptile house at the Bronx Zoo, a postulant and novice with the Capuchin
Franciscans, and a clerk in the Larchmont Library before finishing college.
Christopher met Nell during this period, falling in love on a pilgrimage to Israel.
They have two wonderful sons, and recently celebrated 25 years of marriage.
Both Paul and Owen attended Fordham Prep.
Christopher wears several hats at the Prep after 21 years on the faculty.
He teaches Latin and Greek, serves as Director of Admissions, moderates the
yearbook, oversees textbooks and shares responsibility for the website. For ten
years, he took students to Rome or Greece over the Easter vacation.
Nell and Christopher have a charming little home in Mamaroneck, NY,
and enjoy gardening and reading. When students ask Christopher the secret of
life, he has one word for them: gratitude.
CLASS REPS
[email protected]
1965
Br. Jerry Menkhaus, SJ has concluded 12
yrs of teaching at Nativity Mission Center in
Manhattan and is now managing the Jesuit
Residence on E 83rd St. He also is tutoring
at-risk students at Cristo Rey HS on E 106th
St. in Manhattan.
Greg Martin, Tom Figurelli, Tom Lucia and
John Damiano met to play golf in Mid July at
the Knob Hill Golf course in New Jersey. Each
is hoping to quallify for the Masters next
Spring! Rich Black is enjoying retirement and
his grandchildren in River Vale, NJ
CLASS REPS
Jim Buckman - [email protected]
Gerry Byrne - [email protected]
Peter Maher - [email protected]
1966
Gerard Byrne, once the publisher of Variety
magazine (1989 – 2000) is now vice chairman
of Penske Media which bought Variety in
John Hahn was inducted into the New York
Blues Hall of Fame at a dinner on September
18th. He was inducted for his contributions as
a songwriter.
1955
1962
October 2012. In 2012, he founded and
launched Veterans Week NYC with GE,
Google and Citi as lead sponsors. Veterans
Week NYC 2013 will be from November 6-19.
It will commence with the Bob Woodruff
Foundations Stand Up for Heroes led by
performances by Bruce Springsteen and
Roger Waters.
1963
CLASS REPS
Jenik Radon - [email protected]
Hank White - [email protected]
1964
50 YEAR REUNION – EVENTS TBD
Thursday, May, 29, 2014
Friday, May 30, 2014
Saturday, May 31, 2014
Sunday, June 1, 2014
CLASS REPS
Robert O’Donnell - [email protected]
Jerry O’Gorman - [email protected]
Bernhard Preisser - [email protected]
John Roy - [email protected]
John Roy is the Chair of the Ave Maria
University’s Department of Literature for the
2013-2014 academic year.
CLASS REP
John Secco - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Bill Heitmann - [email protected]
Peter Leider - [email protected]
Bill Mulligan - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Al Naclerio - [email protected]
Bill Porcaro - [email protected]
1967
James Sheehan’s fourth book, The Alligator
Man, will be available in October 2013. His
three other books, The Lawyer's Lawyer, The
Mayor of Lexington Avenue, and The Law
of Second Chances will all be available in
October I will have all four books in the stores
at the same time.
CLASS REPS
Mike Alvino - [email protected]
Rich Ferrara - [email protected]
Carmine Lucia - [email protected]
Gerry Moss - [email protected]
Bill Reilly - [email protected]
George Zambetti - [email protected]
1968
1969
45 YEAR REUNION
Saturday, April 5, 2014
CLASS REP
Jim Harrison - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Michael Letterese - [email protected]
Jim Parker - [email protected]
CLASS REP
Howie Hopkins - [email protected]
1972
CLASS REPS
Julio Diaz - [email protected]
Mike Hannigan - [email protected]
Jim Mustich - [email protected]
1973
1974
40 YEAR REUNION
CLASS REP
Tim Tostanoski - [email protected]
John Crabtree has opened RiverMarket Bar
& Kitchen in Tarrytown, NY. The restaurant
has a focus on local food and drink from
farmers and winemakers practicing sustainable
agriculture. A market up front offers farm-fresh
produce and the wine shop will sell local wines
and artisanal spirits.
Management Practice (IMSMP.ORG) just
received FDA approval for a clinical trial using
stem cells! The proposed trial extracts stem
cells from the participant' s body, reconditions
them and reintroduces them into their body.
It is projected to not only stop the disease's
progression but to reverse some/all? of the
damage caused by the disease. I was diagnosed
with the disease in 12/98. My neurologist,
Dr. Saud Sadiq and I are both members of
IMSMP and subjects of this trial! Most
chosen patients are now in the progressive
stage of the disease. I have been a private
person my whole life and not prone to public
displays of anything, but I do ask for my FP
family's prayers!” William W. Kirk has been
named Vice President for Student Affairs and
General Counsel at Ave Maria University. Bill
moves to Ave Maria from Wiss, Janney, Elstner
Associates, a national interdisciplinary firm
of architects, engineers and materials scientists
where he was Director of Administration and
Corporate Counsel. Previously, he was
Associate Vice President for Residence Life at
the University of Notre Dame and a member
of the student affairs senior leadership team.
CLASS REP
Ed Lenci - [email protected]
1981
CLASS REPS
Ray Dorado - [email protected]
John Renzulli - [email protected]
1982
CLASS REPS
Ed Bonnano - [email protected]
Guy Lester - [email protected]
1983
1975
1976
Timothy Brosnan was one of the honorees
at the 77th Annual Catholic Youth
Organization (CYO) Club of Champions
tribute on June 26th. Tim received the CYO
Club of Champions Gold Medal in recognition
for his inspiration and leadership for the youth
of New York City. Tim has worked for Major
League Baseball (MLB) since 1991. Among
other duties, he oversees the organization’s
philanthropic entity, MLB Charities.
CLASS REPS
Paul Brusco - [email protected]
Vince DonVito - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Tony DiNota - [email protected]
Mike Sohr [email protected]
Simon Walsh - [email protected]
1984
30 Year Reunion
April 5, 2014
1979
Tom Huvane has been named to Irish America
magazine’s 2013 Wall Street 50. Irish America
magazine’s Annual Wall Street 50 recognizes
the outstanding accomplishments and success
of the best and the brightest Irish-American
leaders of the financial industry. The 2013
Wall Street 50 will be featured in the October/
November issue of Irish America magazine.
Ralph A. Dengler retired from the Marine
Corps Reserves as a Colonel and is a Director
at Gibbons P.C., where he is in the Intellectual
Property Law Group. Nicholas Katsoris’ book,
Loukoumi and The Schoolyard Bully, will be
available for purchase in November 2013. It
is the sixth book in the Loukoumi series.
Proceeds from the sale of this book will go to
benefit St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital.
35 YEAR REUNION
1985
CLASS REPS
Steve Flynn - [email protected]
Maurice Hyacinthe - [email protected]
John Murphy - [email protected]
Steve Ruggiero - [email protected]
1977
CLASS REP
John McCaffrey - [email protected]
1978
CLASS REPS
Marty Avallone - [email protected]
Nick Brusco - [email protected]
Michael Cleary - [email protected]
Edward S. White, currently serving as Deputy
Chief Prosecutor of Military Commissions
(Motions & Appeals) received the Chief
Prosecutor’s Award for Excellence on August
15, 2013. The Office of the Chief Prosecutor
prosecutes unprivileged enemy belligerents,
including those detained at Guantanamo Bay,
Cuba, for violations of the law of war. Mchael
Stanton is now the managing partner of the
Stamford office of the law firm of Feerick,
Lynch & McCarthey.
CLASS REPS
Sean Davey - [email protected]
Bob Fink - [email protected]
Lew Hyacinthe - [email protected]
Gerry Parker - [email protected]
1980
John McBride sent in the following: “Hey FP
family! I just received some exciting news –
the International Multiple Sclerosis
CLASS REPS
Marc Flamino - [email protected]
Michael Trovini - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Kevin Fitzpatrick - [email protected]
Eric Groepler - [email protected]
Dario Martinez - [email protected]
Tim McGrath - [email protected]
Pat O’Brien - [email protected]
1987
CLASS REPS
Tom Andruss - [email protected]
Pat Deane - [email protected]
Tony Fletcher - [email protected]
Nick Leshi - [email protected]
Kevin Rooney - [email protected]
1988
Mark FitzPatrick has been promoted to the
role of Senior Vice President and Chief
Financial Officer of Residential Services at
Time Warner Cable. In his new role, Mark will
oversee all areas of finance for the Company’s
Residential, Media and Video operations.
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Class Notes
Erik P. Goldschmidt,
Ph.D. ’92
Rev. Luke M. Sweeney ’92
Erik Godschmidt came to the Prep
after graduating from the
Transfiguration School in Tarrytown,
NY. He commuted daily from
Scarborough, NY in Westchester
County. While at the Prep, Erik distinguished himself academically and
earned a Four Year Distinguished
Scholar Award. He was a member of
the National Honor Society and was a
member of the Prep’s 1992 Catholic
High School Athletic Association
Champion Swimming Team. After
graduating from the Prep, he enrolled at University of Notre Dame. He received
his B.A. degree in Liberal Studies in 1996. His studies at Notre Dame included a
semester studying abroad in Madras, India. His academic pursuits continued after
college as he completed three Masters degrees and a Ph.D. The Masters Degrees
were in Secondary Education from the University of Portland’s Alliance for
Catholic Education and University of Notre Dame, Masters of Divinity from the
University of Notre Dame and Mental Health Counseling from Boston College.
His Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology is from Boston College.
In 2012, Erik was named the Director of Boston College’s The Church in the
21st Century Center. The Center is Boston College’s effort to be a catalyst and
resource for the renewal of the Catholic Church. Erik was invited to apply for the
position because of the research that he did that helped create models to fund and
sustain Catholic education. There are a number of factors that interested Erik in
Catholic education. His father, Robert, served as the first lay Chief Financial
Officer of the Archdiocese of New York. A course with Religious Studies
Department member and Director of the Service Program Paul Homer piqued
Erik’s curiosity about the formation and function of the Church. During his graduate work, he worked with many organizations that studied and assisted Catholic
schools to find programs and organizations that could help them advance their
missions. Erik credits the critical thinking that was required in Mr. Homer’s and
Mrs. Reynolds’ Religion classes in coordination with the retreats and his service
experience that laid the foundation for his interest in furthering Catholic education.
Erik’s favorite Prep memory is being a member of the CHSAA Champion
Swimming Team. He mentioned how well the team worked together to achieve
the championship. Erik spoke highly of current swim team coach and his teammate Dominick Galimi.
Erik is a newlywed having married Tiffany on May 25, 2013. He proudly
reports that Tiffany’s three children, Elise, Zachary and Madeline, have welcomed
him to their family with open arms.
1989
1994
25 YEAR REUNION
Saturday, March 29, 2014
20 YEAR REUNION
CLASS REPS
Jim Andruss - [email protected]
Vince Buccieri - [email protected]
Brendan Neary - brendan.neary@morgan
stanley.com
CLASS REP
RJ Linehan - [email protected]
1990
Robert Moschetta and Entertainment and
Sounds Unlimited are in production again
filming and producing the Hall of Honor
Video. James Clancy has announced his
engagement to Magen Hunt.
CLASS REPS
Charlie Andruss - [email protected]
Jake Dolce - [email protected]
1991
CLASS REPS
Rich DioGuardi - [email protected]
Dom Galimi - [email protected]
Eric Goldschmidt [email protected]
Art O’Reilly - [email protected]
Luke Sweeney [email protected]
1992
CLASS REPS
Tim Fitzpatrick - [email protected]
Mickey Merrigan - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Sean Bowden - [email protected]
Ben Caiola - [email protected]
Charon Darris - [email protected]
Sean Gregory - [email protected]
Al Sackey - [email protected]
Vincent Iaropoli is the new Director of
Marketing for the Florida Theatre in
Jacksonville.
CLASS REPS
Brian Duffy - [email protected]
Brad Serton - [email protected]
1995
CLASS REPS
Chris Celentano - christophercelentano@
hotmail.com
Paul DiSenso - [email protected]
Conan Dolce - [email protected]
Bill McNamara - wmcnamara@oppen
heimerfunds.com
Nelson Ritter - [email protected]
Rob Weitzman - [email protected]
1999
15 Year Reunion
CLASS REPS
Jon Bagwell - [email protected]
Anthony Chiodi - [email protected]
Daryn Johnson - [email protected]
Peter Kilpatrick - peter.kilpatrick1@
gmail.com
Colin Reilly - [email protected]
Deric Zaphire - [email protected]
Colm McCarthy graduated from McGill
University in May completing his MD, and
was accepted to a residency in Orthopaedic
Surgery at McMaster University.
CLASS REPS
Chris Cavanagh - [email protected]
Joe Donat - [email protected]
Joe FitzSimons - [email protected]
Jared Kildare - [email protected]
2002
1996
CLASS REP
Anton Dengler - [email protected]
1997
1993
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Father Luke Sweeney was born in
Yonkers, and raised in Irvington, NY. He
attended Immaculate Conception School
before enrolling at the Prep as a Jesuit
Presidential Scholar. Luke distinguished
himself academically and received General
Excellence each of his four years as well as
the Four Year Distinguished Scholar Award.
As a senior, he was inducted into the
National Honor Society. Luke participated in
Campus Ministry Retreats and actively in the
Travel Club. He received certification to be a
CCD teacher when he completed a course
taught by Brother Sebastian Boccabella, S.J. After graduation, he entered a seminary residence program and attended Fordham University where he double
majored in History and Philosophy in 1996. He again distinguished himself
academically as he was invited to join Phi Beta Kappa in his junior year and
graduated Summa Cum Laude. He continued his training for the priesthood
after his college graduation by attending the Jesuit Pontifical Gregorian
University in Rome while living at the Pontifical North American College. He
received his Bachelors in Sacred Theology (STB) in 2000. He received his
License in Sacred Theology in 2002 from the John Paul II Institute for Marriage
and Family in Rome.
Luke is the Vice Rector of the Cathedral House of Formation in Queens,
NY, which is the tri-diocesan college/philosophy seminary in the New York
area. Previously, he served as the Vocations Director for the Archdiocese of
New York. Among his accomplishments was to launch the online vocations
website, www.NYPriest.com: The World Needs Heroes. You may recognize him
from some of television work that he did for WCBS TV during events such as
Archbishop Dolan’s Installation Mass, Archbishop Dolan’s ascension to
Cardinal in February 2011 and the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI and
Installation of Pope Francis. He joined the faculty of the Saint John Neumann
Seminary in Yonkers after serving as the Parochial Vicar at Sacred Heart
Church in Newburgh, NY. He was a Summer Parochial Vicar at Saint Theresa
Church in the Bronx.
It was during his time in grammar school that Luke became interested in
becoming a priest while volunteering as an altar server, receptionist and sacristan at Immaculate Conception. (One of the priests at the parish when Luke
was growing up was Prep alumnus Father Tim Scannell ’61.) As a teenager, his
career choices were the priesthood or medicine. Because of his love of science,
Luke took four years of science classes including taking two science courses his
junior and senior year. One of his science memories is Bio teacher Peter
McNamara dissecting a shark in freshman biology.
Looking back on his high school days, Father Luke said that American
History with Arthur McCormack and Global II with Dan Nolan were classes
that he enjoyed. He will always remember his first time on a plane when the
Travel Club went to the Soviet Union in 1991! Having Charles Tarallo explain
Russian History as we walked across an icy plaza in Leningrad brought history
to life.
Luke is still involved at the Prep. He is a Class Representative, annual table
host at the Alumni – Senior Breakfast and past golf outing attendee.
CLASS REPS
John Alli - [email protected]
Niall Henry - [email protected]
1998
CLASS REPS
Frank Lively - [email protected]
Joe Neckles - [email protected]
Sean O’Keefe - [email protected]
John Schwartz - [email protected]
Doug Serton - [email protected]
2000
2003
CLASS REPS
Blaise Goswami - [email protected]
Mark Hannigan - [email protected]
Bob Lynch - [email protected]
Michael Murray - michael.g.murray@
morganstanley.com
Kevin Phipps - [email protected]
Matt Rinklin - [email protected]
Dan Sherman - [email protected]
Mike Viele - [email protected]
Nelson Urena is an international college
counselor at Shanghai Gezhi High School in
Shanghai, China. He will be working with
students enrolled in an all AP program and
helping them navigate the US college
application process. Gregory Moran sent in
this update; “At present, I'm living in
Bangalore, India running my own startup,
Zoom. I’m the CEO and Co-Founder. I
actually dropped out of business school at
USC to take this on full-time. I graduated
UPenn back in 2007. I’ve been living in
Bangalore now for about one year. Zoom is
2001
CLASS REPS
Charles Beale - [email protected]
Rich Berretta - [email protected]
Jay Feighery - [email protected]
Class Notes
Hockey Alumni
For the last few years, the Fordham Prep Hockey Hall of Fame has celebrated the
induction of new members and hosted its Alumni Game on the same day as the
Varsity Homecoming game at Rye Playland. When Superstorm Sandy hit in October
of 2012, Rye Playland was forced to close because of damage sustained to the Ice
Casino, which will remain closed through the end of 2013, if not beyond. Because of
difficulty re-scheduling all of the events together, the Varsity team was forced to go
without a Homecoming game during the 2012-2013 season and the Alumni Game
was cancelled for the year. However, the newest inductees into the Hall of Fame
deserved a formal induction, albeit delayed for several months.
On Thursday 27 June, Joseph J. DeLasho ’81, Philip R. Fusco ’08, Kenneth A.
LaBarca ’81 and Charles R. MacKenzie ’08 (the newest inductees) and their families
joined Alan Pilla (former head coach and current Program Director) and Nelson
Ritter ’96 (Program Moderator and assistant coach) at Zuppa Restaurant and Lounge
New Hockey Hall of Fame Inductees Phil Fusco ’08, Chuck MacKenzie ’08, Ken
in Yonkers for an official induction dinner. Despite the delay, these four very
LaBarca ’81 and Joe DeLasho ’81.
deserving alumni players all expressed their dedication to Fordham Prep Hockey and
their gratitude to their families, who have consistently fostered their love of the game.
Congratulations, gentlemen!
Plans are already underway for all three events to once again be held simultaneously in November of 2013 at the Brewster Ice Arena. This will give all FP Hockey
fans an opportunity to properly congratulate Joe, Phil, Kenny and Chuck, as well as the upcoming class of inductees. Fordham Prep Hockey alumni and fans - mark
your calendars for Friday 29 November! More details are available on the Hockey page of the FP website.
the first car-sharing company to launch in
India (loosely similar to ZipCar in the US).
We formally kicked off our service back in
February of this year and we've rapidly
expanded since our initial launch. We've
grown our vehicle fleet over 6 fold since
launch and we now have nearly 3,500 member
in our service. We’re targeting 150+ vehicles
across 15+ locations in Bangalore by the end
of this year. We were recently featured in the
Wall Street Journal and the Times of India
(India's largest newspaper and the 3rd largest
English paper in the world!). We’re actually in
the midst of raising a very large investment
round to help us expand our service across
India.” Greg is looking to contact any alumni
living in Bangalore.
2004
10 YEAR REUNION
CLASS REPS
Joe Altenau - [email protected]
Vijay DaCosta - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Joe Hallinan - [email protected]
Sean LaGamma - [email protected]
Jim Lundy - [email protected]
Joe Migliaccio - [email protected]
John Murtagh - [email protected]
Steve Tesoro - [email protected]
2005
CLASS REPS
Eric Collazo - [email protected]
Sean Connolly - [email protected]
Ramon DeLaCruz - [email protected]
Geoff DeSoye - [email protected]
John Dingee - [email protected]
Travis Long - [email protected]
Hal Mackenzie - [email protected]
Connor Nugent - [email protected]
Patrick Schramm - [email protected]
2006
Eric Collazo started his 4th year teaching at a
new school called Tech Prep Academy which
is in the Friendship Public Charter School
network in DC. He teaches 10th Grade
English Language Arts. Colum J. Weiden
received his J.D., cum laude, from Georgetown
University Law Center this spring and has
joined Cahill, Gordon & Reindel as an
Associate lawyer in the firm’s Corporate
practice.
CLASS REPS
Will Ferguson - [email protected]
Mo Kanu - [email protected]
Jim Lipscomb - [email protected]
Jim Moore - [email protected]
2007
CLASS REPS
Dan Altenau - [email protected]
Kenny Hyacinthe - [email protected]
Chris Luboja - [email protected]
Chuck Mackenzie - [email protected]
Calvin McCoy - [email protected]
Mike Wrotniak - [email protected]
2008
University in May 2013. Carol A. Purcell,
Fordham Preparatory School’s Chief Financial
Officer, has been named to the Montclair State
University School of Business Advisory Board.
The University is located in Upper Montclair,
NJ, with 18,000 undergraduate and graduate
students. Ms. Purcell, who joined Fordham
Prep in 2008 as the Prep’s first CFO, is a
graduate of Montclair State University’s
School of Business with a B.S. in Business
Administration and is a Certified Public
Accountant (inactive) licensed in New Jersey.
Ms. Purcell will chair the Advisory Board’s
Program Committee. Ms. Purcell was also
named to the Board of Trustees of St. Peter’s
University Hospital in New Brunswick, NJ.
The 478 bed acute care facility is a regional
medical campus for Drexel University’s
College of Medicine. The hospital is sponsored
by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Metuchen.
The Diocese of Metuchen was formed in 1980
and the first Bishop of the Diocese was
Theodore Cardinal McCarrick, Fordham
Prep Class of 1949.
2009
5 YEAR REUNION
Friday, May 16, 2014
CLASS REPS
Connor Brown - [email protected]
Adrian Mansylla - [email protected]
John O’Shea - [email protected]
Mike Troiano - [email protected]
CLASS REPS
Eric Lynch - [email protected]
Gavin Reidy - [email protected]
Brendan Siebecker - [email protected]
2010
CLASS REPS
Max Kinder - [email protected]
Kyle O’Keefe - [email protected]
Mike Santeramo - [email protected]
2011
Faculty & Staff
Rosanne English of the Prep’s English
Department received her second Masters
Degree in English Literature from Fordham
Applicants for Admission to the Class of 2018
Do you know an 8th grader interested
in applying to Fordham Prep?
Please let us know!
Contact Christopher Lauber ’79,
Director of Admissions,
at [email protected]
to recommend an applicant to the Class of 2018.
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Milestones
Fr. Sullivan’s Alumni “Posse”
At reunions, one of the Prep experiences alums often
speak fondly of is their week of service with the poor in
the Appalachian Mountains of West Virginia, Kentucky,
and Tennessee and in South America. One special group
of alumni not only remembers their own trips fondly, they
also have made that experience possible for Prep students
for the past 9 years. Along with Fr. Charlie Sullivan, this
alumni crew has led one of the Prep’s trips to work with
Habitat for Humanity in Tennessee. Michael Franchi ’96,
Steve Sheil ’76, and Jack Feighery ’03 have each led 8 trips
as alumns. When asked why he goes back each year Steve
Sheil said the following:
I continue to go for several reasons; A long term
friendship with Fr. Charles Sullivan, SJ that began in
1972 as a Prep freshman, the bond formed with the
other 5 Prep alumni chaperones “Habitat Brothers”,
an opportunity to give back to the Prep which has
positively influenced my life, the gratifying feeling
of helping others that I bring home with me after
every trip, and we have a good time too.
Jack Feighery added the following:
I keep going back because it’s consistently the best
week of my year. The other chaperones, the people I
meet down there, they are absolutely incredible and
they open their lives to us. I don't know what kind of
work other people do, but with bartending, it’s hard to
see real value in the work. You provide a service, and
hopefully a good one, that fills a social need, but it is
an endless tide and you don't even see the ripples you
make too often. Working with Habitat, you’re still in
the ocean – there are a lot of people who need housing, but you’re in the boat, you’re heading for the
horizon, and you can see your wake folding behind
you. We go down and do these dedication ceremonies
at the end of the week, and it’s the culmination of what
we tell the students - we’re building a house so someone can make it their home.
Five years ago, then college students, Dennis Robinson,
Geoffrey DeSoye, and Stephen Donat, members of the class
of 2006, joined Fr. Sullivan’s alumni crew and have been
Marriages
Births/Adoptions
2001
1992
1997
1993
2000
Colm McCarthy and Kaitlin Carr
Finn Hyde, to Kevin and Angie Leahy
Salvatore Augustine, to Salvatore and Jacquelyn Farenga
Patrick James, to Paul and Alison Favale
Benjamin Mark, to Pip and Megan Decker
William Henry, to William and Victoria Donoghue
Angelo James, to James and Angelina Lewis
Cecilia Marie, to George and Colleen Lyons
traveling to Tennessee each summer ever since. Since
college they have all moved on to careers in the financial
world, but still find time each summer to accompany
Prep students. In addition they have taken on the arduous
but important end of the summer road trip to return the
school busses safely to the Prep. Reflecting on his
experience Stephen Donat ’06 wrote: “In all, the experiences I remember from each summer’s trips are not only
of ‘a hammer and a nail’ but, rather, a sense of community,
friendship, and generosity.”
The Prep is grateful for the generosity of these
alumni and proud of the example they set for current
Prep students of what it truly means to be a “Man for
Others”. They remind us all that the lessons of faith and
service learned at the Prep can truly stay with us for a
lifetime.
2001
Robert T. III, to Robert and Coleen Lynch
Charlotte Sky, to Kevin Phipps and Angelica Bernier
Faculty Gabriel James, to Christopher and Trish Saltarelli
We apologize for misspelling Allison Finneran’s name in the
Births section of the Summer 2013 Ramview.
IN MEMORIAM
Joseph A. O’Neill ’44
Robert B. Wolf ’47
Daniel A. Dispenza ’48
Stephen P. Barton ’49
James W. Callahan ’53
John M. “Jake” Phelan ’53
John A. Conti ’54
Gary E. Mazza ’55
Robert A. Oswald ’57
Joseph J. O’Keane ’58
William M. Callaghan ’61
Peter R. Hickey ’62
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Ramview / Fall 2013
James C. Lynch ’70
Jose M. Caride ’82
William “Chris” Ryff ’94
John J. Breslin ’55, father of John ’86
Stephanie Clemente, daughter of Constantine Clemente ’54
Vincent J. Cahill ’61, brother of Lawrence ’63, Fulton ’77, Joseph ’79
Adele Corcoran, mother of Michael ’61, John ’63, ’Kevin ’73,
Brian ’76, Richard ’78
Rosemary Andretta, mother of Gaeton ’75
Ann Mangan, mother of James ’88, grandmother of John Murtagh ’05,
James Murtagh ’10, Andrew Van Hoek ’14, Ian Van Hoek ’16
Joseph Wordally, father of Kevin ’90
Rev. James DiGiacomo, S.J., former member of the Prep's Religious
Studies Department
Raymond Gonzalez, Sr., father of Prep Science teacher Raymond
Gonzalez
Douglas Tobin, former faculty member
In the In Memoriam section of the last issue of Ramview, Kenneth
W. McGovern was mistakenly listed as a member of the Class of
1957. He was a member of the Class of 1956
2013 ANNUAL REPORT • 19
Fordham Prep
ANNUAL REPORT 2013
Fordham Prep Gift Levels
St. Ignatius Society
Archbishop Hughes Society
Leadership Circle
Founders’ Association
Benefactors’ League
Presidents’ Club
Rams’ Union
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
100,000.00
50,000.00
25,000.00
10,000.00
5,000.00
2,500.00
1,000.00
Voluntary Support Summary FY 2013
(12 MONTHS ENDING JUNE 30, 2013)
Total Support by Purpose - $4,134,808
Total Support by Constituency - $4,134,808
Annual Fund
$1,891,925
Friends
$114,575
Annual
Scholarship
$344,931
Corporations
$65,100
Foundations
$222,240
Organizations
$445,508
Restricted
$730,797
ST. IGNATIUS SOCIETY
FOUNDERS' ASSOCIATION
Alumni
Mr. Mario J. Gabelli ’61
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Murray ’63
Mr. James S. Rowen ’82
Alumni
Anonymous
Mr. Robert W. Bertrand ’58
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Brosnan ’76
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas E. Brusco ’79
Constantine L. Clemente, Esq. ’54
Mr. Ronald T. deCastro ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78
Mr. John F. Donahue, Jr. ’54
Mr. Mark H. FitzPatrick ’88
Mr. Robert P. Ford ’87
James A. Garvey, III, Esq. ’62
Mr. John M. Geraghty ’60
Mr. Frederick H. Grein, Jr. ’64
Mr. James M. Harrison ’69
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Karr ’68
Mr. Richard J. Koeltl ’60
Mr. & Mrs. Carl D. Liggio ’61
Mr. Daniel R. McAuliffe, Jr. ’68
Mr. John J. McCabe ’81
Mr. James P. Melican, Jr. ’58
Edward J. Moy, Esq. ’61
Mr. Roderick J. Murray, Jr. ’78
Mr. William J. Murray ’63
Christopher J. Nogeire, MD ’64
Mr. Michael D. O'Keeffe ’55
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Sohr ’83
Mr. William J. Whelan, III ’76
Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09
Corporations, Foundations, Organizations
Anonymous
Fordham Prep Mothers' Club
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES SOCIETY
Alumni
Mr. Thomas J. Campbell ’76
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. McKeever ’61
Anonymous
BTIG, LLC
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Alumni
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Brusco ’83
Mr. Paul A. Brusco ’82
Mr. Dennis J. FitzSimons ’67
Mr. Roberto A. Mignone ’88
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Neary ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. O'Connor ’61
Mr. Thomas J. Ryan ’88
Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Burke ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Coughlin ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Gittings ’14, ’15
Mr. Liam Neeson ’15
Abplanalp Scholarship Fund
Brooklyn Prep Alumni Association
Parents
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson ’12, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Nicola S. Brusco ’79, ’82, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Burns ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dailey ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dziwura ’13, ’16
Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80
Mr. & Mrs. John Lee ’14, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher McGrath ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mooney ’15
Parents
$890,651
Endowment
$1,167,155
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Regan ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Scott ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Valentino ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Zaback ’16
Friends
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Domenick Cipollone
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Londal
Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Oechsle
Patrick J. Broderick Memorial Foundations
Columbus Citizens Foundation
The George Link, Jr. Foundation
The National Italian American Foundations
New York Province of the So
BENEFACTORS' LEAGUE
Alumni
Anonymous
George Aguiar, Jr., MD ’87
Mr. John A. Bertrand ’56
Mr. Henri E. Bonvin ’45
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brown ’62
Mr. Charles D. Bryceland ’87
James E. Buckman, Esq. ’62
Mr. Mario A. Ciampi, Jr. ’78
Mr. Joseph S. Coyle ’53
Mr. Robert V. Delaney, Sr. ’52
Mr. Michael F. Doyle, AIA ’69
Mr. William J. Fenwick ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fink, Jr. ’80
Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Frank ’56
Mr. Thomas V. Giordano ’87
Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hanlon ’78
Mr. Desmond J. Heathwood ’59
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heitmann ’66
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Horgan ’48
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Howard, Jr. ’76
Drs. Llewellyn & Monica Hyacinthe ’80
Mr. Robert L. James ’53
Mr. John W. Keogh ’59
Alumni
$2,396,734
Mr. Albert J. Kirchner ’58
Mr. Andres S. Linares ’78
Mr. Richard J. Linehan ’90
James P. Lundy, Esq. ’48
Mr. James J. Mangan ’88
Mr. Anthony J. Mazza ’63
Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75
Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarrick ’77
Mr. Luciano Moschetta ’77
Mr. Kevin F. Mulvey ’62
Mr. Vincent E. Murray ’98
Mr. Edward I. O'Brien, Jr. ’76
Matthew O'Donnell, Ph.D. ’68
Mr. Christopher W. O'Gilvie ’87
Richard L. O'Hara, Esq. ’47
Mr. Gerard P. Parker ’80
Mr. Steven A. Ruggiero ’77
Hon. Charles B. Salmon, Jr. ’55
Mr. Robert F. Scheuble ’63
Mr. John T. Shields ’44
Mr. John V. Sinon ’82
Henry F. White, Esq. ’63
Mr. Anthony J. Williamson ’68
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Moore ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Scott O'Callaghan ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Conor O'Driscoll ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Sean O'Shea ’14
Drs. Doug & Ellen Reich ’08, ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Siebecker ’10, ’13, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Smith ’11, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Trimble ’13, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wrotniak ’08, ’14
Parents
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Budris ’13
Drs. Gianni & Lucia Carrozzi ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Chmiel ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Corrigan ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Devlin, Jr. ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Fink, Jr. ’08, ’10, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn J. Giordano ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Gray ’10, ’12, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Griffin ’13
Mrs. Colleen Griffin Wagner ’12, ’13, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Hoyt H. Harper, II ’11, ’15
Drs. Llewellyn & Monica Hyacinthe ’08, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Shaun Kelly ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Killip ’12
Mr. & Mrs. John F. McCarrick ’10, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. James P. McHale, Jr. ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Moessner ’14
PRESIDENTS' CLUB
Friends
Anonymous
Mrs. Zita Millett
Archdiocese of New York
Church of St Joseph
Hunts Point Alliance for Children
James G. Houlihan Family Second, LP
Generoso Pope Foundation
St. Aloysius School
The O'Shea Family Foundation
Alumni
Mr. Sammy Acebal ’82
Louis R. Aidala, Esq. ’56
Mr. John L. Ajello ’87
Mr. Christopher A. Albero ’86
Mr. Joseph Bastianich ’85
Mr. John C. Broderick ’87
Mr. Joseph E. Cantwell ’66
Mr. Michael B. Carr, Jr. ’81
Mr. John R. Carsky ’79
Thomas M. Comerford, Esq. ’55
Mr. Kevin R. Daley ’48
Norbert J. Dengler, Esq. ’49
Hon. Joseph J. DioGuardi ’58
Mr. Patrick J. Dooley ’80
Mr. Richard A. Edwards ’61
James M. Falco, D.M.D ’87
Mr. Anthony J. Falvo, Jr. ’48
Hon. Anthony J. Fiorella, Jr. ’56
Mr. Noel P. Firth ’87
Mr. David L. Fitzgerald ’87
Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93
Mr. John F. Freeman ’80
Mr. Kenneth C. Germann ’84
Mr. Eric J. Grubelich ’81
Mr. Anthony C. Guida ’59
Mr. John L. Haley ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hannigan ’73
Mr. Christopher W. Healy ’85
Mr. Thomas P. Houlihan ’80
Mr. William F. Huber ’61
Mr. Kyle K. Huebner ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Maurice K. Hyacinthe ’77
Mr. Mark C. Johnson ’72
Mr. James G. Kane ’44
Mr. Edward A. Lang, III ’73
Mr. Stephen W. Lilienthal ’67
Mr. John F. Malone ’64
Mr. & Mrs. William J. McCabe ’76
Mr. Dwight W. McGuirk ’74
Vincent A. Memoli, MD ’68
Mr. Henry A. Miller-Jones ’56
Mr. William J. Murphy ’52
Mr. Peter E. Murray ’63
Mr. Kevin P. Norton ’71
Mr. Dennis M. O'Brien ’69
Mr. Edward I. O'Brien ’46
Mr. Joseph G. Opp ’64
Mr. Robert C. Quigley ’58
Robert J. Reid, Esq. ’64
William J. Rodgers, Esq. ’61
Mr. Anthony D. Salcito, Jr. ’87
Mr. Neil A. Scanlon ’94
Charles A. Slivinski, MD ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’83
Immac J. Thampoe, Ph.D. ’76
Mr. & Mrs. Michael K. Tierney ’56
Mr. John P. Toolan ’48
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Trovini ’85
Mr. Daniel J. Tynan ’62
Mr. Mark A. Varrichio, Jr. ’84
Hon. & Mrs. Paul A. Victor ’50
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Walzer, III ’85
Mr. Martin J. Waters, Jr. ’57
Mr. Robert F. Wetjen ’55
George J. Zambetti, MD ’68
Parents
Mr. & Dr. Steven Abbattista ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barber ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11, ’15
Mrs. Mary Beth Brown ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Burd ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Carias ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corwen, Jr. ’10, ’15
Mrs. Maria Cristiano ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95, ’98
Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00
Mr. & Mrs. James DePaiva ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Deubler ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Deutmeyer ’14, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Dillon ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Gonfiantini ’10, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Harnett ’15
Mr. & Dr. Edward J. Higham ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Hogan, Jr. ’12, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Hyer, Jr. ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Kennelly ’12, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Kennon ’10, ’14
Mr. Dilip S. Kumar ’15
Dr. Sam Kwauk ’14
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Leitner ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Declan Maguire ’15
Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Gieto Nicaj ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Donald O'Connell ’09, ’11, ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan J. O'Rourke ’08, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. O'Shea ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Armand Paganelli ’10, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02
Dr. and Mrs. John Quagliarello ’16
Mr. & Mrs. William Ried ’13
Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Saltzman ’11, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Lars Schonander ’16
Mr. David Sipiora ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’11, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. William Sullivan ’14
Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Van Velle ’09, ’12, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Walsh ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11
Mr. & Mrs. David Young ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zepf ’14
Friends
Mrs. Dorothy M. Harkins
Mrs. Michael Henry
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Antoinette & Lawrence Iannotti
Literary Society Foundation
New York Nativity Mission Center
Sankaty Head Foundation, Inc.
RAMS' UNION
Alumni
Anonymous
Mr. Edwin J. Adlerman ’89
Mr. Richard L. Ahern ’47
Mr. Peter G. Albero ’82
Stephen J. Amoretty, Ph.D. ’58
Albert A. Apicelli, MD ’57
Mr. Richard L. Arvedlund ’59
Mr. Michael V. Avallone ’76
Mr. Dennis M. Berberich ’87
Mr. John D. Bergen ’60
Mr. Andrew L. Buccellato ’64
Jason N. Buchanan, MD ’93
Robert P. Burns, Esq. ’64
Mr. William M. Callaghan ’61
Col. William E. Campbell, Ret. ’48
Mr. James V. Capasso ’87
Mr. James R. Carcano ’85
Joseph P. Carrozza, MD ’78
Kornylo D. Chorny, MD ’82
Mr. Anthony M. Cialone ’87
Mr. Peter J. Clark ’49
Mr. Patrick A. Clarke ’83
Terrence M. Connors, Esq. ’64
Mr. James J. Considine ’83
Mr. Michael J. Conway ’59
Mr. James V. Corcoran ’53
Mr. Stephen J. Courtney ’68
Mr. Thomas M. Courtney ’87
Mr. Paul Cristello ’77
Mr. Paul C. Crowley ’63
Dr. Walter J. Culver ’55
Mr. Douglas E. Cummings ’59
Mr. Gregory M. Curley ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. Curran ’77
George B. Curtis, Esq. ’65
Mr. John J. Davey ’80
Vincent C. DeBaun, Ph.D. ’43
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. DeMarzo ’72
Mr. Bernard M. Dengler ’53
John P. Denneen, Esq. ’58
Mr. Ralph D. DeNunzio ’49
Bruno V. DePamphilis, Ph.D. ’68
Mr. Joseph S. Dirr ’64
Mr. Alfredo M. D'Onofrio ’89
Mr. Raymond J. Dorado ’75
Mr. John J. Doran ’76
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Duke ’76
Mr. Henry P. Elliott, III ’93
Mr. Vincent D. Enright ’61
Mr. Steven A. Falci ’76
Charles J. Farrow, MD ’69
Mr. John Ferrara ’64
Richard P. Ferrara, Esq. ’68
Thomas J. Ferro, MD ’72
Mr. Ronald C. Fettig ’52
Mr. Kevin J. Fitzpatrick ’87
Mr. Edward L. Flynn ’53
Mr. & Mrs. James T. Foran ’62
Mr. Kenneth R. Franchi ’98
Mr. Francis X. Frecentese, Jr. ’87
Mr. Robert H. Frey ’62
Robert A. Gazzola, Esq. ’55
Mr. John J. Gilmartin ’88
Geoffrey W. Gray, Esq. ’78
Mr. Thomas W. Grein ’69
Mr. Kevin R. Hackett ’67
Mr. Francis J. Hantke ’62
Mr. Richard W. Hartig ’73
Mr. Brian W. Heller ’64
Mr. Leo I. Higdon, Jr. ’64
Gerard J. Hinckley, Esq. ’60
Mr. Kenneth E. Holden ’49
Mr. Glen M. Holland ’81
Mr. Howard W. Hopkins ’72
Mr. & Mrs. David P. Hunt ’67
Mr. Dominick J. Impemba ’92
Mr. Jeffrey A. Innocenti ’86
Joseph T. Ippolito, Esq. ’70
Mr. Raymond T. Keane ’76
Mr. Thomas J. Kelly ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen G. Kenny ’77
Thomas C. Kent, Esq. ’48
Mr. Thomas S. Lacy ’49
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lazzaro ’84
Edward K. Lenci, Esq. ’81
Mr. James P. Lewis ’00
Mr. John J. Locher ’62
Mr. Joseph P. Lombardi ’83
Mr. & Mrs. J. Gary Luboja ’72
Mr. Kieran V. Mahoney ’75
Mr. Frank J. Mangieri, Jr. ’83
Mr. Christopher T. Marcon ’87
Mr. Dario A. Martinez ’87
Mr. Richard L. Mattiaccio ’71
Mr. Michael X. Mattone ’83
Mr. Gerard F. McCabe ’52
Mr. Kevin J. McCabe ’72
Brian J. McCarthy, Esq. ’71
Mr. Gerard F. McDermott ’64
Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, Jr. ’43
Mr. Thomas F. McEvily, III ’69
Mr. Kevin B. McGrath ’53
Mr. Timothy C. McGrath ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. McKenna ’77
Mr. Robert K. McLaughlin ’50
Mr. John M. McMahon ’64
Mr. Patrick J. McNierney ’79
Mr. James P. McTernan ’58
Mr. Michael J. Mignogna ’54
Thomas J. Mitchell, Esq. ’62
Mr. John G. Morriss ’86
Mr. John W. Murphy ’53
Mr. John F. Murray ’50
Mr. Michael G. Murray ’01
Mr. Mark J. Nacinovich ’87
Mr. Brendan E. Neary ’89
Mr. Stephen A. Noceti ’67
Raymond P. Nolan, Ph.D., M.D. ’62
Mr. Stephen J. Norton ’69
Mr. Francis J. O'Brien ’60
Mr. Donald J. O'Connell ’49
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph A. O'Connell ’55
Mr. Donald J. O'Connor ’59
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. O'Donnell ’64
Mr. Theodore A. Okon, Jr. ’71
Mr. Charles V. O'Neill ’48
Mr. Brian C. O'Rourke ’75
Mr. Daniel P. O'Shea ’64
Mr. James M. O'Toole ’89
Thomas J. Palmieri, MD ’56
John A. Pane, D.D.S ’64
Albert W. Petraglia, Esq. ’64
Mr. Harold F. X. Plate ’46
Mr. Robert J. Ponzini ’64
Mr. Paul J. Powers, Jr. ’60
Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser ’57
Thomas P. Pullano, MD ’70
Maj. Jim J. Purekal, USMC ’94
Mr. Alexander R. Rankin ’52
Mr. Hugh S. Regan ’72
Mr. Marko C. Remec ’76
Mr. Peter W. Ricca ’61
Mr. Gregory F. Rinn, AAI ’57
Dennis P. Riordan, Esq. ’66
Mr. William J. Rizzo ’86
Mr. Raymond Rosario ’83
Norbert W. Sander, MD ’60
Dr. Anthony M. Santomero ’64
Mr. Timothy P. Schipper ’79
Mr. Vincent E. Scully ’44
Mr. Michael E. Shea ’80
Mr. John T. Skehan ’49
Mr. William M. Skehan ’57
Mr. Kevin B. Smith ’65
Mr. John J. Snee ’52
Mr. Edward C. Squire ’50
Mr. August A. Stellwag ’49
Mr. Robert L. Storch, Jr. ’61
Martin J. Stransky, MD, FACP ’74
Mr. Patrick F. Swift ’62
Mr. Vincent J. Talamo ’93
Mr. Mark W. Thomson ’75
Mr. Timothy R. Tostanoski ’74
George J. Wade, Jr., Esq. ’55
Mr. Brian W. Webber ’87
Mr. Colum J. Weiden ’06
Mr. William J. Wollman ’85
Mr. Francis X. Young ’76
Mr. Victor L. Zimmermann ’70
Parents
Anonymous
Mrs. Margaret I. Adlerman ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Berti ’08, ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bleakley ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Kenan Boate ’06
Dr. Erwin Bottinger ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Buttigieg ’15
Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond T. Chow ’03, ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Manus J. Clancy ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Conaton ’14
Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Curtis ’15
Dr. & Mrs. Leonard DeLucia ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Doyle ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Doyle ’16
Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill ’89
Mr. James J. Dugan ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dulac ’16
Ms. Andrea Eschen ’12
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Fray ’13, ’15
Drs. Robert Fucigna ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gilligan ’81, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gioia ’16
Mrs. Robert F. Gomprecht ’65
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gordon ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Grogan ’12, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Hans ’10, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hommel ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Horne ’13, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’98
Ms. Aedhmar Hynes ’15
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Joyce ’01, ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Frederico Kowarick ’11, ’12, 16
Mrs. Alice G. LaSala ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Alex W. Malarchuk ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen May ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy McAward ’16
Mrs. Mary Ellen Melnyk ’82, ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Miller ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Morrissy ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Murnane ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Murphy ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Natale ’15
Mr. & Mrs. John Neblo ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O'Brien ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Pace ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Pettus ’13
Dr. & Mrs. Dix Poppas ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Powers ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Queenan ’14
Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Quirke ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Rail ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ranieri ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale A. Rocchio ’98
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Roth ’98, ’03
Mr. & Mrs. James Sansevero ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sesti ’14
Mrs. Martin P. Sinon ’82, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Cary Stier ’16
Mr. Joe Stilwell ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sullivan ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Suttlehan ’13
Dr. & Mrs. Alfonso Tagliavia ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Tobin ’16
Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Winiarski ’15
Ms. Joan Wollman ’85
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Zedeker ’15
Friends
Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J
Mrs. Joanne D'Addario
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ALUMNI
1934
3 Members
1 Donor
33.3% Participation
$100.00 Total Giving
$100.00 Annual Fund
William B. MacGuire
1935
4 Members
1 Donor
25.0% Participation
$500.00 Annual Fund
Joseph J. Kelly
1936
5 Members
2 Donors
40.0% Participation
$1,000.00 Total Giving
$1,000.00 Annual Fund
Donald T. Coupe
Guido M. Lometti
1939
10 Members
1 Donor
10.0% Participation
$500.00 Annual Fund
George X. Connor
1941
20 Members
3 Donors
15.0% Participation
$900.00 Annual Fund
John R. Kilsheimer
Frank A. Scolaro
Edward A. Shea
1942
31 Members
6 Donors
19.4% Participation
Edward S. Luboja
William J. Lutz
James A. Mitchell
Thomas D. Quinn
Victor J. Stephens
Wayne M. Weisner
1943
31 Members
8 Donors
25.8% Participation
Owen J. Black
Pierce V. Brennan
Vincent C. DeBaun
Robert B. Keane
William G. Klein
Robert A. Maffei
Thomas F. McEvily
Lawrence E. Miggins
1944
55 Members
14 Donors
25.5% Participation
Raymond T. Bogert
Guy C. Bosetti
Edmund M. Burke
Francis R. Coughlin
James E. Egan
James G. Kane
Thomas J. Mulligan
John J. O'Leary
Joseph A. O'Neill
Peter J. O'Rourke
Vincent E. Scully
John T. Shields
Gerard J. Smith
Walter E. Wiedemann
1945
43 Members
11 Donors
25.6% Participation
Peter F. Barry
Richard F. Blessington
Henri E. Bonvin
William F. Carey
Edward S. Caso
Joseph J. Daly
Kenneth C. Donoghue
Francis X. Holbrook
Robert J. Maloney
James J. Maun
George J. Wino
1946
42 Members
11 Donors
26.2% Participation
Francis R. Einterz
Vito T. Giordano
Donald T. Kiley
John J. McDermott
Thomas A. McQuillan
Donald V. Murray
1947
50 Members
13 Donors
26.0% Participation
Richard L. Ahern
Philip J. Amato
Raymond P. Cassidy
Robert B. Daley
John P. Fallon
Joseph V. Hamilton
Francis E. Keane
Thomas L. Keily
John J. Maloney
David A. Meise
Joseph B. Neville
Richard L. O'Hara
Raymond J. Squier
1948
73 Members
25 Donors
34.3% Participation Rate
Joseph T. Bellantoni
Ernest J. Braca
William E. Campbell
Donald J. Clark
Fred L. Cook
Kevin R. Daley
Nickander J. Damaskos
Anthony J. Falvo
Harold A. Havekotte
Michael J. Horgan
Thomas C. Kent
Nicholas P. Kernweis
James P. Lundy
John F. Lynch
William J. O'Connell
Charles V. O'Neill
Denis F. O'Sullivan
Dominic V. Palazzo
John J. Richardson
John P. Robben
Daniel P. Shannon
John M. Sheehan
Daniel J. Sweeney
John P. Toolan
George W. Walsh
1949
71 Members
23 Donors
32.4% Participation
Robert P. Butta
Robert M. Byrn
Anthony J. Cardon
Peter J. Clark
Vincent D. Daly
Norbert J. Dengler
Ralph D. DeNunzio
Victor A. Ferencko
Thomas B. Galligan
Richard J. Gillingham
Kenneth E. Holden
Walter J. Jeselson
John R. Keane
Thomas S. Lacy
Richard V. Lolla
Walter J. McLaughlin
John A. Nidds
Donald J. O'Connell
Viggo B. Rambusch
William P. Roberts
Thomas J. Rocchio
John T. Skehan
August A. Stellwag
1950
50 Members
11 Donors
22.0% Participation
Kenneth N. Adams
William G. Deutsch
Robert J. Gfeller
Gerard T. Glavin
Raymond F. James
Robert J. Marzziotti
Robert K. McLaughlin
John F. Murray
Ronald J. Radda
Edward C. Squire
Paul A. Victor
1951
47 Members
18 Donors
38.3% Participation
Donald L. Battle
John P. Blessington
William J. Caruso
C. Stephen Connolly
J. Brian Dillon
Adolph E. Ehbrecht
Richard L. Grogan
John J. Hartigan
Eugene C. Hunt
William E. Kennedy
John F. Lantz
Terence J. McGrath
John J. McGrath
James A. Prior
John J. Sheehan
Walter X. Stanton
Burnell D. Stripling
Paul B. Twomey
1952
76 Members
44 Donors
57.9% Participation
Ronald A. Amandolare
Arthur J. Arrieri
Robert E. Baldauf
William F. Brennan
John F. Callahan
Gregory D. Camillucci
Thomas J. Cangialosi
Daniel M. Carew
Ralph J. Cargiulo
Albert W. Cornachio
Kenneth C. Crowe
Robert V. Delaney
Earl J. DiPirro
Joseph P. Doscher
James F. Duhig
Peter A. Farrell
Ronald C. Fettig
Joseph A. Garvin
Kevin R. Guidera
Paul A. Havekotte
Walter P. Hollinger
Thomas J. Kelley
Arthur T. Lyne
John A. Mayer
Gerard F. McCabe
Eugene McGuire
Robert B. McNiff
William J. Murphy
William J. Nickel
Charles F. Noll
Edward C. O'Brien
Thomas J. O'Neill
Giles E. Rae
Lennard K. Rambusch
Alexander R. Rankin
Anthony A. Rella
Alfred P. Riccomini
John J. Snee
Gerard T. Soldner
Joseph L. Spiegel
George A. Spohr +
Arnold H. Tracy
Fred M. Walker
Gerard P. Williams
1953
79 Members
29 Donors
36.7% Participation
$ 7,310.00 Annual Fund
Edward N. Conroy
Nicholas J. Cooney
James V. Corcoran
Joseph S. Coyle
Bernard M. Dengler
Eugene M. Ferrick
Edward L. Flynn
George B. Freehill
Peter J. Gallagher
Charles A. Garvin
Herbert F. Gorman
Robert L. James
Albert F. Kaelin
John J. Kearney
Alphonse A. Liquorie
William J. Manning
Kevin B. McGrath
William J. McKeough
Roy F. Montana
John W. Murphy
Dennis P. Nash
John F. O'Brien
John R. O'Connor
James J. O'Grady
Charles J. Pelisson
Thomas J. Quinn
James E. Roche
Giulio J. Rosasco
Michael J. Ruggieri
1954
71 Members
22 Donors
31.0% Participation
Nicholas C. Belmonte
Edward W. Beuchert
Constantine L. Clemente
John F. Donahue
William R. Frasca
William A. Glass
John J. Hand
Robert E. Hilderbrand
Anton C. Keller
Thomas M. Keogh
Michael C. Kerby
Alan R. Learnard
Ronald F. McVey
Michael J. Mignogna
Daniel P. Minogue
Stephen V. Natale
Richard A. Prior
Robert F. Reninger
Joseph E. Russo
John J. Scafuri
William G. Smith
Robert I. Wagner
1955
118 Members
41 Donors
34.8% Participation
Randall W. Bell
Thomas M. Brennan
Patrick Owen Burns
Michael J. Campbell
Richard J. Cea
Thomas M. Comerford
Walter J. Culver
Joseph C. DeFiore
Thomas D. Doherty
Francis L. Evans
William P. Fay
Richard E. Ferrara
Robert A. Gazzola
Frank T. Koelble
Francis J. Komornik
Robert N. Koppel
Gene A. Lanza
Austin J. Lyons
Jerome F. Mack
Lawrence P. Martin
John G. McGreevy
Gerard F. Norton
Ralph A. O'Connell
Michael D. O'Keeffe
Joseph J. O'Kobrick
Daniel J. O'Neill
Paul L. Petrocelli
Donald F. Quigley
Carl B. Rifino
Thomas E. Rowe
Joseph F. Ryan
Charles B. Salmon
Santo C. Scarcella
Robert J. Steinberger
Laurence B. Storey
Ronald S. Tamoschat
William M. Tortorella
George J. Wade
Robert F. Wetjen
Joseph T. Whalen
Pierce B. Wilkinson
1956
102 Members
30 Donors
29.4% Participation
Anonymous
Louis R. Aidala
Karl A. Bauer
John A. Bertrand
Thomas J. Bowes
Thomas A. Brennan
John C. Calhoun
Paul O. DeSimone
Terrance R. Douglas
Edward T. Dowling
Anthony J. Fiorella
Paul M. Frank
Henry R. Healey
Lawrence J. Kelly
John P. Kirk
Thomas P. Maginnis
Henry A. Miller-Jones
Walter J. Morris
John R. Mulholland
James E. O'Connell
Thomas J. Palmieri
Augustine L. Perrotta
Joseph R. Pisani
Paul F. Posoli
Joseph F. Realini
James A. Reilly
Thomas G. Scheller
Joseph L. Schweitzer
James R. Stephens
Michael K. Tierney
Paul D. Williams
1957
125 Members
42 Donors
33.6% Participation
Vincent J. Albrecht
Albert A. Apicelli
William R. Brick
Paul G. Byrne
Robert Carroll
Patrick A. Colangelo
Harold X. Connolly
William Q. Curran
John M. Cutney
Joseph E. Dertinger
Kevin M. Donoghue
Laurence J. Doyle
Lawrence F. Doyle
Martin B. Engelhardt
Edward J. Fays
Kenneth E. Gazzola
Robert E. Gilbert
Thomas J. Healy
George F. Joiner
Daniel J. Kelleher
James A. Kelly
John T. Kenny
Werner A. Kloepfer
John Lane
Edward J. Markey
Arthur F. Marotti
Edward G. McAnaney
Bernard N. Meehan
Michael V. Morreale
James J. Mulholland
Joseph D. O'Brien
John F. Pero
Alfonse J. Preisser
George R. Quinn
Lawrence F. Reilly
Richard W. Reilly
Gregory F. Rinn
Michael J. Scarpelli
William M. Skehan
John K. Sullivan
Thomas E. Villamana
Martin J. Waters
1958
102 Members
34 Donors
33.3% Participation
Anonymous
Stephen J. Amoretty
Robert W. Bertrand
James J. Black
Guy J. Capozzo
Jerome A. Comeau
John P. Denneen
Joseph J. DioGuardi
George J. Freiberg
Michael O. Glynn
Victoria S. Gray
Nunzio J. Guarnieri
Stephen R. Hammond
Charles C. Healy
Michael R. Hoag
Albert J. Kirchner
Joseph W. Lux
Valentine F. Lynch
Nino D. Marino
James P. McTernan
James P. Melican
Joseph E. Mottola
Joseph J. O'Keane +
Frank J. Padrone
Edward R. Pardon
Albert R. Peraino
Robert C. Quigley
Richard L. Robbins
Edward G. Sartore
Anthony P. Spohr
Daniel L. Tevlin
Joseph J. Trautlein
1959
115 Members
56 Donors
48.7% Participation
Anonymous
Robert J. Armbruster
Richard L. Arvedlund
Gerald J. Attis
John J. Bernauer
Bruce G. Bott
Michael J. Bozzone
Joseph A. Brunner
John B. Buckman
Vito M. Buffa
James M. Callahan
Robert W. Carlton
Eugene P. Carroll
Michael J. Collins
Michael J. Conway
Paul M. Cucchi
Douglas E. Cummings
Hugh F. Curley
John A. Del Negro
Howard L. English
James S. Fay
Anthony C. Guida
Desmond J. Heathwood
John J. Jetzt
Richard P. Kelly
Martin C. Kelly
John W. Keogh
Christopher Lane
Carlo P. Lanzano
Donald P. Larkin
John B. Lazzari
Richard W. LoCascio
Joseph F. Lopez
Paul P. Maffei
John C. McCarroll
Stephen J. McGeady
John T. McGirl
Kevin S. McNally
John J. Miller
Richard M. Neville
William J. Nihan
Donald J. O'Connor
Hugh K. O'Donnell
William P. O'Rourke
Kenneth E. O'Sullivan
John J. Phelan
Richard A. Pregiato
Frank J. Reysen
Richard V. Romer
Richard G. Sartore
Michael J. Savage
Richard G. Scarpelli
Edward V. Tucker
William J. Twohig
John M. Viertl
Paul F. Wasielewski
1960
157 Members
49 Donors
31.2% Participation
Joseph R. Avella
John D. Bergen
Francis E. Bosco
Salvatore Citarella
James J. Collins
Thomas A. Conway
Philip A. Crotty
Richard J. Cunningham
Frank T. D'Onofrio
J. Kevin Dorsey
William R. Doyle
Kevin B. Duff
Fred C. Feddeck
John M. Geraghty
Brian J. Gillespie
Noel M. Groeschel
Michael T. Gyves
Robert A. Hemsing
Gerard J. Hinckley
Robert E. Kearns
Paul M. Kenny
Richard J. Koeltl
Thomas F. Konop
John V. Kraus
Herbert C. Lahey
A. Richard Lumelleau
James V. Maher
Robert E. McCarthy
Robert G. McDonald
Joseph J. McGovern
Robert J. McKiernan
John F. Murphy
Francis J. O'Brien
James O'Callahan
Kevin T. O'Reilly
John J. O'Reilly
John M. Pisani
Henry J. Powell
Paul J. Powers
Paul R. Prisinzano
John P. Quinn
John M. Regan
Norbert W. Sander
Walter E. Schluter
Robert J. Suchy
Brendan Walsh
Philip B. Walsh
William M. Watkins
Joseph S. Zimmatore
1961
140 Members
42 Donors
30.0% Participation
Francis J. Apicella
Gregory J. Babiak
Andrew J. Blenkle
William M. Callaghan
John M. Connolly
Michael K. Connor
Michael J. Corcoran
Vito J. DiMattia
Richard A. Edwards
Vincent D. Enright
John J. Fallon
Paul Freeman
Mario J. Gabelli
William J. Gavin
Ronald E. Gitto
Donald M. Grieco
Robert M. Hamilton
Albert F. Hein
Charles S. Horgan
William F. Huber
John Q. LaFond
Brian P. Levack
Carl D. Liggio
Thomas E. Lillis
Kevin J. McGrath
Thomas A. McKeever
Jerome P. Menkhaus
Edward J. Moy
Brendan T. Murphy
Kevin W. O'Connor
Thomas E. O'Connor
Thomas J. O'Hanlon
Gerard J. Pelisson
George F. Reich
Peter W. Ricca
William J. Rodgers
Donald K. Ross
Timothy J. Scannell
Anthony F. Sgueglia
Robert L. Storch
Frank J. Tubridy
Stephen M. Varley
1962
151 Members
44 Donors
29.1% Participation
Joseph L. Angiello
Robert J. Bauer
Donald P. Brisson
Peter C. Brown
William J. Brown
James E. Buckman
Joseph P. Callahan
William J. Caso
Paul Coghlan
Lawrence M. Condon
Patrick J. Cooney
William F. DeMucci
Richard V. Donohue
Robert B. Fane
Edmund G. Fitzgerald
James T. Foran
Vincent J. Freaney
Robert H. Frey
James A. Garvey
Francis J. Hantke
Thomas E. Kelly
Denis A. Keneally
Frank C. Killackey
David W. Lacey
John J. LaVecchia
John J. Locher
Peter D. Maher
Daniel F. Miller
Thomas J. Mitchell
Kevin F. Mulvey
Robert J. Murphy
John F. Needham
Raymond P. Nolan
Thomas H. O'Brien
William J. O'Donnell
Ralph G. Pepe
Eugene J. Porcaro
Peter F. Riehm
John C. Schneider
James E. Shields
Patrick F. Swift
Joseph A. Trumino
Daniel J. Tynan
Thomas G. Webber
1963
126 Members
34 Donors
27.0% Participation
David W. Beck
Luke M. Charde
Thomas J. Corr
Paul C. Crowley
James P. Day
Anthony J. DeLuca
Ralph F. DeSena
Jorge I. Dominguez
Charles D. Donohoe
Robert D. Essig
John J. Foley
James J. Galvin
John R. Gavigan
Steven A. Hovani
James A. Hughes
Daniel J. Kelleher
Gregory D. Liegey
John P. Madden
Michael F. Martin
Stephen J. Martin
Anthony J. Mazza
Kevin G. McKeon
Ralph J. Mellusi
Peter E. Murray
James F. Murray
William J. Murray
Gregory J. Paravati
Jenik R. Radon
Robert F. Scheuble
Peter J. Schmerge
James T. Slane
Richard G. Tilghman
Joseph J. Verdicchio
Henry F. White
1964
177 Members
92 Donors
52.0% Participation
Robert A. Anselmi
Gregory D. Arcaro
Hugh J. Arnstein
Thomas M. Baffer
Lawrence J. Berry
Gerald A. Borreggine
Andrew L. Buccellato
Brian K. Burkart
Brian T. Burke
Robert P. Burns
Denis P. Byrne
Vincent J. Cahill
Stephen L. Capece
Arthur L. Centonze
Michael P. Cesa
Thomas M. Collins
Eugene K. Connors
Terrence M. Connors
Daniel D. Daly
Joseph A. Delfino
Gary R. Delneo
James W. DiMarzo
Richard M. DiMarzo
Joseph S. Dirr
Gerald S. Donnelly
Kenneth R. Doyle
James J. Feddeck
John Ferrara
James V. Fitzgerald
Michael E. Formoso
Kirk A. Gilfillen
Robert E. Grant
Frederick H. Grein
Thomas G. Hahn
Brian W. Heller
Daniel F. Henry
Leo I. Higdon
John A. Jordan
Thomas J. Kelly
Edward J. Krol
John Lahey
Desmond F. Lawler
John P. Lyons
Stephen S. Madaffari
John F. Malone
Robert F. Maloney
Stephen A. Mamikonian
Neil D. McAuliffe
Gerard F. McDermott
Patrick J. McInerney
John M. McMahon
Donald C. Minogue
Thomas C. Monahan
Allan R. Moore
Timothy J. Nagle
Christopher J. Nogeire
Daniel J. Nyarady
John H. O'Byrne
Kevin J. B. O'Connor
Robert G. O'Donnell
Jeremiah J. O'Gorman
W. Paul O'Mara
Joseph G. Opp
Frank J. Orosz
Daniel P. O'Shea
Joseph M. Paccione
John A. Pane
Andrew A. Paterno
William M. Perry
Albert W. Petraglia
Robert J. Ponzini
Bernhard F. Preisser
Robert J. Reid
Sean M. Reynolds
Joseph T. Ricci
John D. Roy
Bernard K. Russiello
John C. Saccenti
Anthony M. Santomero
Roland J. Savage
Michael P. Servodidio
Ronald F. Simi
Charles A. Slivinski
Richard G. Sparzani
Michael P. Speciale
John E. Stevens
Ralph E. Stubbs
Thomas J. Sugrue
Edward F. Tobia
John J. Vrionis
Thomas E. Wands
Leon J. Zick
1965
157 Members
46 Donors
29.3% Participation
Gary S. Basso
Richard W. Black
John J. Boland
William F. Boylan
Charles F. Campbell
Albert W. Chianese
William A. Cook
Robert R. Crimmins
George B. Curtis
John F. Damiano
Richard T. Felago
Thomas J. Figurelli
Robert A. Filice
Craig Foster
Robert J. Gallati
Robert J. Gomprecht
Michael L. Hayes
Richard T. Hennessy
Donald T. Heyden
John C. Hurley
James P. Kilsheimer
Ralph W. LaBelle
John R. LaCava
Clement R. Landanno
Thomas D. Lucia
William J. Machida
Thomas F. Maher
Ronald P. Mangione
Gregory E. Martin
Anthony L. Mazzullo
Lawrence F. McGovern
Francis X. McLaughlin
Paul A. Merolla
Charles W. Metz
Daniel P. Molloy
Edward P. O'Malley
Thomas M. O'Malley
Amado M. Ortiz
Hans W. Polzer
William G. Rimmer
Peter T. Roche
Robert T. Rotondi
James W. Ryan
Kevin B. Smith
Charles R. Snyder
Michael G. Wares
1966
149 Members
35 Donors
23.5% Participation
John S. Bartolomeo
Joseph E. Cantwell
Michael P. Carioscia
James E. Carroll
Paul S. Casamassimo
Thomas J. Caserta
Francis F. Crawford
Salvatore J. DeVincenzo
John E. Duggan
Cesare L. Florio
Carl V. Gogolak
William F. Heitmann
Timothy F. Horgan
George G. Jones
Richard P. Kearney
Raymond A. Koch
John F. Lamb
Peter G. Leider
Edward M. Leight
William E. Lucey
John G. Manning
Pablo F. Medina
Walter J. Miclo
William H. Mulligan
John R. O'Brien
George M. O'Har
Robert D. Pane
John J. Pilkington
Paul P. Rega
Dennis P. Riordan
James R. Riviello
Russell M. Schneider
Joseph L. Seely
John M. Silvanie
Kenneth J. Smith
1967
163 Members
51 Donors
31.3% Participation
James V. Aromando
Mark E. Beaugard
James R. Brugger
Joseph P. Castellano
Joseph P. Cavanagh
Robert J. Clemente
Kevin J. Connors
Robert M. Costello
Francis P. Cunningham
Howard T. Cusack
Anthony J. DiMiceli
Thomas F. Egan
Dennis J. FitzSimons
Arthur Freaney
Louis C. Frees
Edward J. Geraghty
Kevin R. Hackett
John F. X. Harahan
John D. Hartman
James T. Heaphy
John P. Honohan
Christopher M. Houlihan
David P. Hunt
George A. Johnson-Orban
Robert J. Kane
Stephen W. Lilienthal
William J. McCarren
Michael T. McCarthy
Daniel G. McDermott
Charles T. McDonald
John N. Migliaccio
Joseph H. Moglia
Raymond F. Murray
Gregory J. Murtaugh
Alphonse M. Naclerio
John R. Nichols
Stephen A. Noceti
Fredric J. Pocci
Edward J. Poliandro
William C. Porcaro
Harold W. Pskowski
Christopher J. Rohrs
Richard J. Russo
Matthew S. Santirocco
Robert J. Schneider
Robert J. Schuster
Richard T. Sheahan
Thomas S. Sites
Michael J. Sniffen
Patrick J. Stallard
Brian L. Zevnik
1968
185 Members
34 Donors
18.4% Participation
Anonymous
Michael P. Alvino
Paul J. Ambrosini
Pat L. Aulicino
Louis A. Comarato
Stephen J. Courtney
John F. Curtis
Raymond J. Cvetovich
Peter T. D'Auria
Bruno J. Degen
Bruno V. DePamphilis
Richard P. Ferrara
Thomas F. Giordano
Gerald A. Karr
Thomas F. Kirwin
Thomas J. Kusmierczyk
Carmine Lucia
Daniel R. McAuliffe
Robert J. McLoughlin
William P. McNamara
Vincent A. Memoli
Gerard F. Moss
Barry S. O'Connell
Eugene J. O'Connor
Matthew O'Donnell
Neil R. O'Hanlon
Thomas J. Porto
William S. Reilly
Gregory L. San George
Joseph F. Schaller
Matthew S. Smith
James J. Vogt
Jeffrey M. Williams
Anthony J. Williamson
George J. Zambetti
1969
201 Members
46 Donors
22.9% Participation
Anonymous
Alfred M. Abate
Charles G. Bosley
J. Peter Byrne
Gerard J. Chomiak
Neil J. Cobelli
Dennis L. Curry
Robert J. D'Adamo
F. Norman Dannen
William J. Doherty
Michael F. Doyle
James B. Duggan
Charles J. Farrow
Robert B. Fath
Patrick G. Finegan
Robert N. Galasso
Martin T. Gould
Thomas W. Grein
David R. Halleran
Christopher P. Harold
James M. Harrison
Charles J. Ippolito
William C. Jacob
Robert J. Jennett
John J. Luetich
William T. Mack
James A. McCabe
Robert A. McCarthy
Thomas F. McEvily
G. Scott McGuirk
William M. Minozzi
Kevin O. Moore
Stephen E. Mulligan
Stephen J. Norton
Dennis M. O'Brien
Daniel M. Ottaviano
Joseph D. Pizzurro
Garry P. Ryan
Richard C. San George
James J. Spach
Vincent J. Torna
Dennis L. Verhaegen
Edward J. Vitale
Nicholas F. Vitulli
Robert C. Young
H. Paul Zellweger
1970
185 Members
34 Donors
18.4% Participation
Michael C. Adams
Robert J. Anastasio
Robert J. Bellinger
John T. Carty
Vincent J. Castellano
John R. Collins
John T. Connell
Francis R. Corrado
Daniel B. Crimmins
J. Michael Horgan
Joseph T. Ippolito
Donald Michael Johnson
Julian C. Johnson
John G. Jordan
James A. Kobyra
Donald F. LaSala
Peter F. Madonia
James F. Mahoney
Theodore J. Markowitz
Gene F. McCullough
Michael J. McNamara
Michael Mitchelson
Christopher P. Mosca
Thomas P. Murtagh
Edward J. O'Connor
Thomas P. Pullano
Dennis M. Russo
Vincent Sellecchia
Robert P. Serafin
David C. Smith
James Staudt
Donald M. Weekes
Joseph E. Winston
Victor L. Zimmermann
1971
137 Members
18 Donors
13.1% Participation
Domenick R. DiPasquale
Mark J. Fritz
Peter J. Ivory
Michael F. Letterese
Samson Liao
Joseph H. Masterson
Richard L. Mattiaccio
Brian J. McCarthy
Thomas H. McQuillan
Ferdinand J. Milano
Ignacio Navarrete
Kevin P. Norton
Theodore A. Okon
Patrick M. Pagano
George R. Press
William S. Serletis
Denis R. Shea
Daniel B. Zukowski
1972
156 Members
36 Donors
23.1% Participation
Anonymous
David J. Barnette
Peter J. Bautz
Michael B. Breen
John C. Cimperman
Steven A. Corso
Hoyt B. Davis
Joseph L. DeMarzo
Richard J. Esposito
Stephen J. Esposito
Thomas J. Ferro
Peter F. Franco
Richard J. Giordano
William J. Heap
Howard W. Hopkins
Louis V. Isganitis
Mark C. Johnson
Peter L. Kozik
James S. Liao
J. Geoffrey Loftus
J. Gary Luboja
Patrick M. Malgieri
Thomas P. May
Kevin J. McCabe
Edwin J. McCormack
J. Bruce McGuirk
Gerald C. McNamara
James F. Moruzzi
Eugene F. O'Neill
Joseph F. Perkowski
Kevin M. Plunkett
John J. Ray
Hugh S. Regan
Christopher A. South
Robert E. Stillman
Victor J. Thombs
1973
154 Members
23 Donors
14.9% Participation
Robert P. Ambrosini
William M. Brenner
Douglas A. Broderick
Daniel C. Cavaluzzi
Kevin S. Corbett
Nicholas V. Cristiano
David S. DeCrane
Julio C. Diaz
Eric F. Duke
Anthony M. Fair
Michael J. Hannigan
Richard W. Hartig
Orest J. Kozicky
Edward A. Lang
Paul B. McLaughlin
Neal J. McNamara
Michael J. Morelli
James G. Mustich
John A. Panebianco
John J. Reilly
George N. Tarangioli
Gary J. Tocchet
Gregory J. Tully
1974
155 Members
16 Donors
10.3% Participation
Joseph A. Byrne
Frank J. Colarusso
John P. Connolly
Douglas J. Deltondo
Terrence J. Doyle
Michael S. Foltin
Noel M. Hamlet
Dwight W. McGuirk
Thomas A. McShane
Timothy B. Pine
Robert N. Pucci
Raymond P. Silliere
Martin J. Stransky
Timothy R. Tostanoski
Richard J. Walsh
John A. Zenkewich
1975
147 Members
17 Donors
11.6% Participation
Paul F. Curran
Raymond J. Dorado
Joseph M. Ferullo
Michael P. Gallagher
Donald C. Lanza
Stephen R. LoBello
Kieran V. Mahoney
Michael J. McCabe
Peter G. McKiernan
Brendan T. O'Neill
Brian C. O'Rourke
Paul J. Reiss
John F. Renzulli
Camillo M. Santomero
Mark W. Thomson
Robert J. Valla
Nicholas C. Vasti
1976
188 Members
37 Donors
19.7% Participation
Michael V. Avallone
Thomas G. Bell
Thomas P. Boland
Edward R. Bonanno
Timothy J. Brosnan
Thomas J. Campbell
Mark J. Cerbone
Michael G. Considine
David P. Cora
Kenneth J. DeLasho
Domenico DelliCarpini
John J. Doran
Richard A. Duke
Gary J. Dwyer
Steven A. Falci
Matthew O. Fitzsimons
Stephen J. Gallagher
James D. Howard
Raymond T. Keane
William M. Korchak
Guy A. Lester
Frederic L. Lettieri
Brendan C. Magner
William J. McCabe
Christopher E. Meagher
Joseph M. Molloy
Daniel W. Morrison
John C. Moukad
Edward I. O'Brien
John J. Pettinelli
Marko C. Remec
Peter I. Ross
Robert A. Spolzino
Michael R. Tedaldi
Immac J. Thampoe
William J. Whelan
Francis X. Young
1977
175 Members
35 Donors
20.0% Participation
Anonymous
Fred A. Aliberti
Michael R. Boyle
Paul Cristello
Lawrence W. Curran
Joseph J. DeLosa
John R. Dillon
Cary R. Ell
Philip M. Falcone
Steven J. Flynn
Jeffrey T. Goetz
Paul J. Greco
John J. Hemsley
Maurice K. Hyacinthe
Stephen G. Kenny
Peter J. Krey
Thomas A. Martin
John F. McCarrick
George G. McGreal
Thomas J. McKenna
Donald J. Mitchell
Luciano Moschetta
John J. Murphy
Edward T. Ng
Mark J. Reiss
Peter M. Rodriguez
Steven A. Ruggiero
Christopher J. Schuyler
Lawrence G. Sheehan
Andrew G. Stadnik
Michael J. Sweeney
Patrick W. Sweeney
Russell F. Trahan
Edward P. Voli
Mark A. Wines
1978
157 Members
22 Donors
14.0% Participation
Albert X. Bader
Joseph P. Carrozza
Mario A. Ciampi
Arthur F. Coli
Steven P. Costabile
Thomas V. Dolan
John J. Gormley
Geoffrey W. Gray
Kevin W. Grogan
Christopher J. Hanlon
Christopher Hiddleson
Ronald P. Holland
James R. Letsen
Andres S. Linares
Lawrence J. McTague
Roderick J. Murray
Thomas F. O'Loughlin
Steven J. Rapillo
Robert A. Rodriguez
Tor E. Smeland
Brian J. Sullivan
Eugene J. Whyte
1979
149 Members
27 Donors
18.1% Participation
Martin D. Avallone
Christopher J. Brande
Nicholas E. Brusco
John P. Callahan
John R. Carsky
Michael P. Cleary
Jerome A. Comeau
Giovanni DelliCarpini
Theobald J. Dengler
Andrew J. Gadry
Nicholas A. Giannasca
Mark R. Hicks
Edward J. Hill
Peter L. Ianniello
Stephen B. Jones
Wesley K. Kaplow
Steven D. Karpin
Christopher D. Lauber
Ralph M. Mattone
Brian F. McCullough
Joseph P. McDermott
Patrick J. McNierney
Lawrence A. Murphy
Robert R. Newton
Timothy P. Schipper
Kenneth P. Singleton
Michael D. Sullivan
1980
161 Members
22 Donors
13.7% Participation
John J. Davey
Louis R. DeLuca
Patrick J. Dooley
Robert J. Fink
John F. Freeman
Thomas P. Houlihan
Llewellyn Hyacinthe
Ivor J. Longo
Sergio J. Lupetin
James D. Marshall
Thomas D. Mauriello
John J. McCarron
Angelo V. Michilli
David M. Migoya
Robert Murphy
Thomas G. O'Brien
Reginald J. Ollen
Gerard P. Parker
Edward A. Resina
Michael E. Shea
John M. Sheehy
Harold J. Shinsato
1981
158 Members
15 Donors
9.5% Participation
Philip K. Boyle
Michael B. Carr
Christopher P. D'Ablemont
Craig W. Frascati
Eric J. Grubelich
Glen M. Holland
Paul A. Lee
Edward K. Lenci
John J. McCabe
Antonio X. Molestina
Kevin J. O'Connor
Anthony C. Puleo
Thomas M. Savino
Kenneth S. Shea
Quince V. Venturino
1982
197 Members
21 Donors
10.7% Participation
Sammy Acebal
Peter G. Albero
Robert S. Boyle
Fernando Bragaglia
Paul A. Brusco
John W. Canning
Kornylo D. Chorny
Keith A. Corpus
Joseph J. Donner
Vincent C. DonVito
Stephen J. Fearon
Michael S. Fitzpatrick
Joseph Gresia
James M. Haddad
Hung N. Kim
Stephen M. Melnyk
Jon L. Rapillo
James S. Rowen
Joseph C. Scalisi
John V. Sinon
L. Anthony Specchierla
1983
187 Members
31 Donors
16.6% Participation
John D. Brusco
Louis P. Caragine
Patrick A. Clarke
James J. Considine
Joseph E. Coyle
Malik K. Cutlar
Ronald T. deCastro
Kevin F. DeGabriel
William C. DeMaso
Raymond A. DeStasio
Anthony S. DiNota
Cornelius J. Douglas
Michael A. Farina
John P. Gadomski
Aaron R. Ganaway
William R. Heese
Joseph P. Lombardi
Robert M. Magilton
Frank J. Mangieri
Stephen R. Mare
John A. Marshall
Michael X. Mattone
Ralph F. Michilli
Elias A. Papson
Raymond Rosario
James L. Salerno
Michael E. Sohr
Paul J. Stapleton
Christopher H. Sullivan
David C. Trahan
Simon L. Walsh
1984
192 Members
30 Donors
15.6% Participation
Paul C. Coughlan
Christopher A. DiMarco
Joseph A. Felice
Joseph G. Fink
Kenneth C. Germann
Anthony Gonzalez
John W. Haag
Daniel D. Hickey
Thomas G. Huvane
Christopher H. Jones
Liam J. Joyce
Thomas W. Kwalwasser
Peter F. Lane
John B. Lazzari
Steven Lazzaro
George M. Macdonald
Joseph A. Mascia
John G. McCarthy
Thomas G. McElhenny
Kevin S. Mueller
James C. Murphy
Ernest S. Orphanos
Michael R. Peluso
Luigi M. Porpora
Steven J. Reiss
Charles J. Rinaldi
Matthew J. Ross
Ralph A. Ruggiero
Brian J. Terry
Mark A. Varrichio
1985
178 Members
38 Donors
21.4% Participation
Stephan A. Alkins
Joseph Bastianich
James T. Brennan
Paul J. Campisi
James R. Carcano
Dennis Cavalli
Angelo Cioffi
Anthony A. DeMartino
Carlo T. DiNota
John P. Doran
Gregory Drillock
Christopher C. Farley
Patrick S. Farrelly
Marc L. Flamino
Peter J. Gavey
Christopher W. Healy
Vincent G. Heintz
Biagio A. Iannace
Philip J. Knecht
Anthony D. Lanni
Tarachrand A. Mangra
Anthony E. Mazza
Charles W. McManus
Darren F. McSpedon
Christopher J. Michailoff
Raymond J. Mikovits
James E. Murray
Michael A. Narvaez
Robert B. O'Connor
Patrick R. Pilla
Thomas J. Power
John R. Sandleitner
Patrick C. Sbano
Salvatore Scalisi
Michael E. Scelsi
Michael D. Trovini
John J. Walzer
William J. Wollman
1986
190 Members
21 Donors
11.1% Participation
Christopher A. Albero
Dean A. Basulto
Richard M. Cappelli
William A. Ehbrecht
Patrick C. Gillespie
George M. Healy
Jeffrey A. Innocenti
William T. Keane
Luigi LaVerghetta
Christopher P. Lee
Adolph J. Mondrone
John G. Morriss
Kuni Nakamura
Christopher A. Oberhauser
Brian P. O'Rourke
Silvio A. Pietroluongo
William J. Rizzo
Raymond C. Smith
Gerard M. Villucci
Bruce V. Wagner
Andrew G. White
1987
213 Members
70 Donors
32.8% Participation
Anonymous
George Aguiar
John L. Ajello
Dennis M. Berberich
Paul L. Boccardi
Philip A. Bowles
John C. Broderick
Richard W. Brolly
Charles D. Bryceland
Christian P. Call
Walter C. Camas
James V. Capasso
Anthony M. Cialone
John J. Cotter
Thomas M. Courtney
Donald R. Crean
Gregory M. Curley
John V. DeAngelis
Carl D. deLeon
Gregory J. Dimitriadis
Sal R. DiRuggiero
Brendan M. Dooley
Timothy M. Duignan
Ramon E. Espaillat
James M. Falco
Noel P. Firth
David L. Fitzgerald
Kevin J. Fitzpatrick
Robert P. Ford
Francis X. Frecentese
John P. Gavey
Thomas V. Giordano
Michael V. Golia
John R. Gorman
Eric A. Groepler
John L. Haley
Michael L. Harwood
Stephen F. Herman
John P. Hyland
John E. Janny
Robert H. Johansen
James J. Kilcommons
Daniel J. Lind
David A. Maldonado
Christopher T. Marcon
David H. Marshall
Dario A. Martinez
Timothy J. McCarvill
Timothy C. McGrath
Christopher J. McGuire
William P. McLoughlin
Stephen C. Murphy
Mark J. Nacinovich
John F. Neary
Timothy B. Neville
Desmond G. O'Brien
Christopher W. O'Gilvie
Brendan P. O'Reilly
Anthony D. Salcito
Robert S. Schiavone
Michael F. Specchierla
Michael P. Tombari
John T. Torres
Gerard M. Ulrich
Alfred C. Vasso
Douglas W. Vunic
Michael T. Walzer
Brian W. Webber
Theodore R. White
Gerard M. Woods
Thomas W. Zurhellen
1988
204 Members
27 Donors
13.2% Participation
Eugene J. Chiulli
John A. Corbett
Patrick E. Cullen
Patrick M. Deane
Louis J. DiGiorno
Brian S. Dossie
Thomas E. Ehbrecht
William J. Fenwick
Mark H. FitzPatrick
Anthony Q. Fletcher
John J. Gilmartin
Robert J. Guldner
Kyle K. Huebner
Nicholas J. Leshi
James J. Mangan
Brian J. McGee
Roberto A. Mignone
Richard A. Naclerio
Brendan C. O'Connor
Eugene J. Rooney
Kevin J. Rooney
Thomas J. Ryan
Ojilvy A. Sanchez
John T. Saunders
Michael J. Sheridan
Graig C. Suvannavejh
Robert M. Wallace
1989
181 Members
12 Donors
6.6% Participation
Edwin J. Adlerman
James R. Andruss
Robert J. Armati
Vincent M. Buccieri
Alfredo M. D'Onofrio
Robert J. Gomprecht
Jonathan W. Henery
Kevin P. Leech
Philip LoScalzo
Brendan E. Neary
James M. O'Toole
Angelo A. Sedacca
1990
189 Members
18 Donors
9.5% Participation
Joseph A. Auletta
Thomas F. Baglione
Daniel Chacko
Joseph M. Condon
Jared C. Dolce
Terrence F. Finneran
Charles L. Goasdoue
Alexander M. Goasdoue
Eamon P. Heavey
Richard J. Linehan
Jason A. LoMonaco
Robert C. Melnyk
Christopher E. Morea
Todd W. Murphy
Peter M. O'Hara
James M. Slevin
Joseph D. Stewart-Pirone
Michael P. Whelan
1991
183 Members
15 Donors
8.2% Participation
Asberto L. Alvero
Charles A. Andruss
Kamal A. Brown
Brian E. Clarkin
Regan P. Dowdall
Damon E. Dowdall
Jason E. Emerson
John N. Favale
Matthew C. Fitzgerald
Thomas A. Fitzpatrick
David E. Guerrero
Brian W. Heller
Jason J. Pabon
Bryant Pappas
Joseph E. Powers
1992
245 Members
17 Donors
6.9% Participation
Michael J. Fink
Thomas D. Fleming
Dominick G. Galimi
Erik P. Goldschmidt
Brian P. Harpur
Noel A. Heavey
Paul T. Hickey
John Paul A. Iannace
Dominick J. Impemba
Jay C. Johnson
Jason A. Lewis
Arthur T. O'Reilly
Jesse P. Quinlan
Joseph S. Tomaselli
James R. Vercollone
E. Scott Wynne
Leon J. Zick
1993
228 Members
18 Donors
7.9% Participation
Jason N. Buchanan
Quin E. Ciuffetelli
Mark E. Cornelius
Myles J. Duffy
Henry P. Elliott
Timothy O. FitzPatrick
James G. Fowler
Brian A. Franey
Michael C. Hartmere
Kevin P. Kenny
Michael P. Lyons
Michael V. Merrigan
Michael T. Mondrone
Eugene J. Oh
Waldo Persteins
John J. Spillane
Vincent J. Talamo
Marco J. Tomassi
1994
230 Members
29 Donors
12.6% Participation
Victor Acevedo
Scott J. Alberi
Pasquale Antolino
Michael D. Balestra
Christopher W. Bertoni
Mark L. Boccardi
Sean M. Bowden
Benigno J. Caiola
David C. Chu
Richard K. Collins
Charon D. Darris
Kenneth R. Deasy
James P. Gannon
Sean M. Gregory
Philippe R. Guerra
Brendan T. Higgins
Alfredo Jones
Bobby M. Kuruvilla
Frank A. MacDonald
Francois A. Martin
Thomas B. McCrosson
Keith S. Murray
Paul J. Olivo
Jim J. Purekal
Albert N. Sackey
Ashley G. Saunders
Neil A. Scanlon
Steven A. Schwartz
Ralph D. Soto
1995
218 Members
12 Donors
5.5% Participation
John R. Cronin
Neal J. Denning
John P. Dunleavy
Andrew W. Hinman
Damien P. McGough
Alton W. Moore
Kevin D. Navas
Peter J. Putignano
Shane M. Quinlan
Bradley J. Serton
Joseph A. Simpson
Laurence P. Spollen
1996
233 Members
20 Donors
8.6% Participation
Matthew G. Adelhardt
Robert J. Cammilleri
Paul D. DiSenso
D. Conan Dolce
Michael J. Fitzsimons
Sean O. Flynn
Michael J. Franchi
Thomas E. Johnson
V. Anthony Kullen
Ben N. Kuruvilla
Vincent F. Laverty
Matthew R. McKendry
Alexis O. Molina
Colin R. O'Neill
David P. Polizzi
Paul Revans
Nelson G. Ritter
Adrien Smith
John B. Waters
Robert E. Weitzman
1997
213 Members
9 Donors
4.2% Participation
Anton Dengler
Thomas L. Gallivan
James G. Gorayeb
Nicholas M. Junta
John A. Kearney
Christian H. Lange
Michael A. Martinelli
John M. O'Keeffe
Dean T. Politopoulos
1998
234 Members
19 Donors
8.1% Participation
John P. Alli
Michael A. Calandra
Peter P. Corritori
Michael L. D'Amico
Craig W. Dwyer
J. Mark English
Kenneth R. Franchi
Benjamin L. Heben
Paul Hoffmann
Douglas E. Hundt
David R. Jeshiva
Christian B. Johnson
Adam J. McGovern
Vincent E. Murray
Thomas J. O'Sullivan
William S. Perritt
Joseph A. Petriello
Daniel K. Roque
Lawrence P. Tardibono
1999
212 Members
30 Donors
14.2% Participation
Charles R. Boyer
Joseph C. Brandon
Alexander F. Brown
Anthony J. Chiodi
James J. Corbett
Andrew M. Cruz
Landon C. Dais
Kevin T. Duffy
John N. Dunn
David R. Fernandez
Steven R. Hayes
Daryn A. Johnson
Thomas J. Judge
Matthew F. Keller
Peter A. Kilpatrick
Gregory O. Lau
Brian W. Leavy
Nivardo Lopez
Brendan L. Maguire
Christopher Milo
Daniel J. Mulvany
Lloyd E. Nolan
Christopher L. Norkus
Dennis O'Sullivan
Jason R. Pastore
John C. Peters
Erik J. Pierorazio
Colin J. Reilly
Michael A. Ventorino
Deric Zaphire
2000
217 Members
28 Donors
12.9% Participation
Adrian Clarke
Matthew J. Cowan
Michael T. Cox
Matthew C. Crea
Ryan B. Darcy
Pip M. Decker
Christopher A. DiTata
Michael Fraterrigo
Thomas J. Gallagher
Kevin M. Hannon
Alexander P. Hug
Doyle P. Hunt
Chukwuemeka U. Ike
Stephen H. Levy
James P. Lewis
Francis P. Lively
George P. Lyons
Conor P. McEvily
Francis J. McKenna
Paul J. Miklus
Maginn Moroney
Joseph P. Neckles
Sean K. O'Keefe
Joseph M. Puglia
Robert Salvatore
John J. Schwartz
Aldo Terranova
Kevin S. Wanago
2001
201 Members
26 Donors
12.8% Participation
Kevin M. Ahern
Mark C. Ambrosi
Jonas S. Bender-Nash
Stephen J. Caruso
David W. Clarke
Gregoire deVaney
Francisco J. Ferrer
Scott W. Gagliardi
Blaise K. Goswami
Mark J. Hannigan
Matthew J. Hogan
Kevin A. Howard
James P. Hutchison
Kevin B. Joyce
Brandon W. Kobelt
Robert T. Lynch
Thomas G. McCabe
Colm J. McCarthy
Robert B. Mitchell
Michael G. Murray
Patrick M. Owens
Brian M. Padgett
Nicholas M. Pane
Daniel I. Sherman
Michael J. Viele
Andrew R. Westphal
2002
189 Members
16 Donors
8.5% Participation
$ 832.00 Annual Fund
Anonymous
Christopher E. Cavanagh
Ryan R. Crimmins
Anthony K. DeSimone
Andrew D. Donoghue
Joseph B. FitzSimons
Patrick F. Ford
James R. Guimaraes
Kevin F. Keller
Brian E. Manning
Roger R. Nani
John A. Pacifico
Frank V. Powers
Mark J. Powers
Richard A. Schwam
Matthew J. Sullivan
2003
206 Members
12 Donors
5.8% Participation
$673.00 Annual Fund
Charles Beale
Justin P. Rodstrom
Gregory J. Sans
Stephen G. Swieciki
Salvatore J. Tavolilla
Ryan G. Timper
Matthew J. Vezza
Michael R. Beutel
Christopher F. Brophy
James A. Burns
John P. Feighery
John L. Hollwitz
Bryan T. Jennings
Robert J. Krusz
Gavin C. McMahon
Timothy J. Nast
Andrew D. O'Neill
Frederick J. Schramm
2006
196 Members
19 Donors
9.7% Participation
Justin M. Barden
Daniel P. Beauboeuf
Zachary R. Bordonaro
Andrew J. Cavanagh
Eric J. Collazo
Sean M. Connolly
Ramon N. DeLaCruz
John C. Dingee
Thomas W. Halpin
Charles J. Koschak
Travis J. Long
Michael G. McTigue
Kevin J. Mullaney
Michael E. Paranac
William M. Regan
Patrick R. Schramm
Christopher L. Thumen
Colum J. Weiden
Joseph A. Zarakas
2005
223 Members
12 Donors
5.4% Participation
Paul T. Collins
Christopher J. Doyle
Neal J. Ferrick
Joseph P. Hallinan
Sean T. Iodice
Ryan T. Keith
Kevin M. Kitson
Sean P. LaGamma
James P. Lundy
John M. Murtagh
Steven F. Tesoro
Peter J. Yacovacci
2004
206 Members
17 Donors
8.3% Participation
$664.00 Annual Fund
Joseph A. Altenau
Michael A. Ambroselli
Thomas M. Brennan
Matthew T. Creamer
Vijay H. DaCosta
Andrew G. Essick
Andrew P. Fish
Ian M. Lauth
Brian J. McCabe
Steven R. Nunez
Brendan M. Reilly
John C. O'Reilly
James C. Palicka
Nicholas J. Phillips
John F. Pierce
Michael J. Powers
Christopher C. Souther
Paul N. Torres
James J. Tyrrell
Michael T. Yacono
Jison C. Zabala
2007
234 Members
33 Donors
14.1% Participation
Sharbel Abi-Habib
Evan D. Belluscio
Jonathan P. Connery
Christopher T. Cositore
Nicholas M. DiRoma
William B. Ferguson
Patrick J. Flood
Nicholas R. Foster
Michael S. Gallagher
Patrick J. Gallagher
Louis J. Guberti
Michael G. Hughes
Shane D. Kaiser
Thomas J. Kavanagh
Matthew J. Keefer
John A. Lewis
Luke W. Malone
Patrick G. Masseo
Kenneth G. McKenna
John A. Mercorella
James G. Moore
Harry F. Murphy
Anthony J. Noto
2008
210 Members
46 Donors
21.9% Participation
Gregory J. Accarino
Daniel G. Altenau
Aodhan C. Beirne
Nicholas J. Berti
Joseph M. Bonica
Kevin A. Boustead
Daniel A. Brusco
Joseph R. Buchheit
Christopher J. Cavanaugh
Kyle W. Chow
Anthony F. Ciena
Yohannes C. Constable
Alumni Giving by Class
Top Class Donor Percentage Hughes Hall Classes
Class of 1952 - 57.9%
Top Class Donor Percentage Shea Hall Classes
Top Class Donor Percentage College Aged Years
Class of 1987 - 32.4%
Class of 2013 - 81.8%
(2nd Year in a Row)
Alumni Class Participation by Decade
1930s
1934
1935
1936
1939
Members
3
4
5
10
Donors
1
1
2
1
Participation
33.3%
25.0%
40.0%
10.0%
Total Giving
$ 100.00
$ 500.00
$ 1,000.00
$ 500.00
20
31
31
55
43
42
50
73
71
3
6
8
14
11
11
13
25
23
15.0%
19.6%
25.8%
25.5%
25.6%
26.2%
26.0%
34.3%
32.3%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
900.00
1,900.00
2,655.00
12,250.00
10,393.48
5,060.00
10,669.18
23,845.00
11,975.00
47
76
79
71
118
102
125
102
115
18
44
29
22
41
30
42
34
56
38.3%
57.9%
36.7%
31.0%
34.8%
29.4%
33.6%
33.3%
48.7%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,655.00
18,395.00
19,750.00
25,985.00
33,672.50
28,725.00
12,810.00
59,474.13
25,515.00
140
151
126
177
157
149
163
185
201
42
44
34
92
46
35
51
34
46
30.0%
29.1%
27.0%
52.0%
29.3%
23.5%
31.3%
18.4%
22.9%
$252,025.04
$ 41,410.00
$134,642.01
$ 69,860.38
$ 11,790.00
$ 14,675.00
$173,525.00
$ 55,931.62
$ 30,602.50
185
137
156
154
155
147
188
175
157
149
34
18
36
23
16
17
37
35
22
27
18.4%
13.1%
23.1%
15.0%
10.3%
11.6%
19.7%
20.0%
14.0%
18.1%
$ 9,080.00
$ 8,575.00
$ 14,240.00
$ 9,645.00
$ 7,100.00
$ 14,770.00
$116,078.00
$ 28,714.00
$ 40,638.66
$ 25,575.00
1940s
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950s
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960s
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970s
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980s
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
Members
161
158
197
187
192
178
190
213
204
181
Donors
22
15
21
31
30
38
21
69
27
12
Participation
13.7%
9.5%
10.7%
16.6%
15.6%
21.4%
11.1%
32.4%
13.2%
6.6%
Total Giving
$ 27,240.00
$ 18,752.50
$213,966.62
$ 70,845.85
$ 14,829.20
$ 20,315.00
$ 11,000.00
$108,761.23
$ 77,807.75
$ 6,209.99
189
183
245
228
230
218
233
213
234
212
18
15
17
18
29
12
20
9
19
30
9.5%
8.2%
6.9%
7.9%
12.6%
5.5%
8.6%
4.2%
8.1%
14.2%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
7,800.00
3,765.00
3,570.00
9,613.00
9,885.00
1,575.00
3,226.00
1,725.00
10,094.00
3,175.00
217
203
189
206
206
223
196
234
210
240
28
26
16
12
17
12
19
33
46
24
12.9%
12.8%
8.5%
5.8%
8.3%
5.4%
9.7%
14.1%
21.9%
10.0%
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,706.00
6,120.00
1,032.00
673.00
784.00
1,335.00
2,412.00
2,369.00
1,561.00
1,130.00
205
221
250
242
23
38
23
198
11.2%
17.2%
9.2%
81.8%
$
$
$
$
1,330.00
2,205.94
1,515.00
5,784.00
1990s
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000s
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010s
2010
2011
2012
2013
Matthew N. DePasquale
Nicholas A. DeVino
John K. Doherty
Sean F. Dolan
Robert J. Fink
Philip R. Fusco
John M. Garry
John T. Hobart
Joseph J. Hopkins-Powers
Kenneth C. Hyacinthe
Edward M. Jennings
Adam G. Keith
Timothy C. Kolenda
Matthew B. Leo
Jan-Michael E. Llanes
Christopher E. Luboja
Ryan J. Lyver
Patrick J. Mahon
Marc M. Malpeli
Stephen J. Massey
Michael L. Mazzullo
Calvin A. McCoy
Griffin P. Meissner
Arthur J. Micheli
Jason M. Morrison
Brian R. Murphy
Nicholas T. Murry
Christopher J. Pryor
James M. Rapaccioli
James J. Schindler
Scott J. Shapiro
John A. Sullivan
Roberto M. Valdes
Michael A. Wrotniak
2009
240 Members
24 Donors
10.0% Participation
Theodore W. Beale
Connor T. Brown
David R. Bush
Justin E. Coleman
Brian J. Cushin
Jovalin N. Dedaj
James R. DeLucia
Joseph C. DiPaolo
Ryan J. Fedak
Jack D. Giannini
Alexander J. Groszewski
Adrian L. Mansylla
Oliver B. Maurice
Michael T. McKay
Kenneth S. O'Brien
John C. O'Shea
Anthony J. Policastro
Nicholas E. Powers
David A. Santarelli
Kevin J. Simek
Keegan Talty
Daniel P. Ward
Michael G. Welsh
Anthony J. Zarate
2010
205 Members
23 Donors
11.2% Participation
John J. Accarino
Patrick J. Angiolillo
Douglas O. Bajan
Daniel R. Berti
Liam T. Carroll
Frank J. D'Agostino
Nicholas J. D'Angelo
Thomas R. Ferguson III
Ryan P. Fink
Alexander B. Gregory
John R. Hawley
Andrew W. Lenzi
Eric S. Lynch
Robert J. McCarthy
Thomas E. McShane
Mark J. O'Connor
Nicholas M. Parisi
Thomas L. Petriccione
Matthew T. Pisciotta
Steven Pisciotta
Bryan P. Ptucha
Brendan T. Siebecker
Andrew J. Trovato
2011
221 Members
38 Donors
17.2% Participation
Salvatore Annunziata
Eugene B. Barrientos
Kevin F. Brady
Anthony J. Bugeja
James A. Bylicky
Brian E. Carey
Michael G. Cooney
Brendan D. Cushin
Andrew J. Del Bene
Alexander C. DePasquale
Gregory C. Desimone
Brendan R. Duffy
Kyle P. Egan
Jason N. Fabry
Thomas N. Gerke
Devin A. Hauser
Christopher G. Howard
David G. Jenkins
Maxwell S. Kinder
Berent A. Kowarick
Jonathan M. Lee-Rey
Thomas W. LoPresto
Zachary R. Malegiannakis
Gaetano S. Migliaccio
Kevin T. Morley
Kristopher C. Nelson
Jose A. Ocampo-Carrasco
Alexander M. O'Neill
Raul Ortiz
Gregory J. Perito
Andrew W. Rush
Robert A. Saltzman
Michael C. Santeramo
Christopher J. Smith
Ryan G. Walsh
Baggio Williams
Andrew J. Zarate
Matthew Zuckerman
2012
250 Members
23 Donors
9.2% Participation
Leonard O. Allen-Smith
Matthew C. Anderson
James M. Bennett
Sean R. Bishun
Steven J. Broccoli
Kevin T. Brosnan
Colin P. Connery
Louis F. DePaolis
Anthony P. Fallone
Eric J. Flegar
Mark N. Kramarchuk
Adam D. Loughlin
Vincent M. Lupardi
Joseph R. Nolan
Alex T. Parisi
Christopher A. Proscia
Eric T. Ragone
Jack J. Stapleton
John C. Sullivan
John R. Supik
Joseph F. Szoldatits
William G. Wagner
Quentin C. Whyte
2013
242 Members
198 Donors
81.8% Participation
Dominic Aceto
Alexander J. Amari
Patrick J. Anderson
Christopher F. Angelo
Alexander Arbash
Thomas C. Arlotta
Rhyan T. Barrows
Robert A. Beale
Felix Behr
Michael F. Bennett
Michael T. Bennis
Andrew J. Bergman
Valerian Berisha
Brendan N. Beyer
Sean A. Brady
Owen J. Brosnan
Christopher N. Browne
Nicolas E. Brusco
Charles R. Budris
Jose A. Buelto
Mark A. Bugniazet
Andrew G. Cahill
James D. Cahill
John A. Carroll
Antonio S. Cartolano
Matthew J. Casino
Ryan C. Cassidy
Michael P. Castellucci
Michael J. Catherall
Andrew J. Cavallaro
Andrew N. Cavaluzzi
Freddy A. Cedeno Herrero
John E. Cervone
Christopher R. Chase
Peter J. Ciaccia
Pietro A. Ciccone
Manus J. Clancy
Mark Conigliaro
Killian M. Connelly
Michael Corcoran
James M. Corrigan
Connor D. Coughlin
Andrew R. Craig
John J. Crowe
Eric J. Cullen Balsamo
Patrick L. Curley
John J. D'Alessandro
Eric R. D'Armetta
Matthew S. Del Pino
Brandon J. Desintonio-Perez
Donald E. Devine
Conor H. Devlin
Francis V. DiGiorgi
Christian T. Doherty
James D. Drago
Stephen M. Dunnion
Matthew J. Dunworth
Joseph R. Dziwura
Joseph P. Eiden
Matthew A. Evers
Sal A. Fata
Christopher J. Fell
Daniel O. Fink
John P. Fray
Aren T. Gallagher
Michael P. Gallagher
Christopher G. Garcia
Lucas T. Gilbride
Garrett T. Gowan
Matthew L. Granelli
Michael A. Graziano
Michael J. Griffin
Nicholas R. Groszewski
Ethan J. Gumin
Michael J. Hannon
Owen B. Hans
George M. Hershey
Devon A. Higham
Colin J. Hogan
Brian T. Hommel
Justin C. Hong
Gabriel M. Hughes
James J. Hunker
Michael L. Janny
Elon B. Jaques-Francis
David M. Joannides
Markell S. Jones-Francis
William K. Joyce
Daniel J. Kaul
Timothy G. Kelly
Alexander T. Konopka
Christian J. Kuntz
Tyrik D. LaCruise
Joseph J. Lawton
Stephen J. Lee
Christopher J. Lennon
Zachary T. Leone
Robert K. Leskinen
Ismael J. Lind
Louis M. Lippolis
Ryan J. Loftus
Dylan J. Lynch
Sean P. Lyons
Oscar C. Magalong
Gregory M. Markman
Jude-Esai N. Martinez
Mark R. Marzziotti
Thomas O. Masseo
Conor D. McCarrick
Daniel P. McCarthy
Conor D. McFadden
Michael P. McGrane
Daniel P. McLaughlin
Sean P. McNamara
Paul C. Meara
Samuel V. Melikian
Daniel C. Melillo
Johnathan N. Mendez
Luke J. Merkl
Christopher J. Micallef
Thomas F. Milisits
Rohan G. Mishra
Michael R. Montane
Christian A. Moreno
Brendan P. Mulligan
Michael Muollo
Connor M. Murphy
Luke A. Mustich
Gabriel Noel
Alexander T. Nowicki
Robert A. Oakes
Sean P. O'Donnell
Colin A. Okasaki
Aidan J. O'Keefe
Sean K. O'Keefe
Samson J. O'Neil
Daniel P. O'Shea
Paul R. Pache
Sebastian Palomino
Anthony J. Paone
John B. Parker
Kushal U. Patel
Christopher R. Pettus
John J. Pintauro
Anthony J. Pinto
Alex R. Porco
John J. Posca
Tomasz T. Przywarczak
Thomas M. Queally
Jon Carlo C. Ramos
John T. Recupero
Michael E. Regan
Khalil M. Reid
Conor L. Ried
Thomas A. Rini
Spencer Roman
Christian J. Roodal
Randy A. Rosario
Alejandro Salcedo
James A. Samson
Mark Anthony A. Santiago
Franco J. Scambia
James J. Scanlon
James J. Scerbo
Paul Seo
Taimur M. Shah
John K. Siebecker
Gabriel P. Sieniawski
Joseph P. Steccato
Paul R. Stenson
John P. Sullivan
Richard J. Sumpter
Christopher J. Taccariello
Nicholas T. Tanner
Miguel Tejeda, Jr.
Kenneth K. Thomas
Daniel J. Thwaites
John R. Tobin
Robert E. Tornatore
Ryan M. Torres-Sabella
Brogan P. Tracy
Evan R. Trask
John P. Travers
John E. Trimble
Itua A. Uduebo
Peter V. Unrein
Jonathan A. Vega
John E. Versaci
Giorgio Joseph O. Vidal
Gregory L. Violante
Thomas F. Viti
Patrick J. Vullo
Jack J. Wagner
Julien X. Whitter
Logan P. Williamson
Michael D. Withers
Thomas B. Zoumboulias
CURRENT PARENTS
Anonymous
Mr. & Mrs. Francisco T. Abat ’16
Mr. & Dr. Steven Abbattista ’16
Ms. Patience Aboagye ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Acevedo ’15
Mr. Gregory Adams ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Addesso ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Jude Adjekughele ’14
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Anderson, Jr. ’12, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Angelo ’13
Ms. Angela Annunziata ’09, ’11, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Annunziata ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Antonelli ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Apostle ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Azmi Arbash ’13, ’14
Ms. Kimberly Arnold ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Aventuro ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Isidoro Baccarini ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Baker ’16
Ms. Lisa R. Bambino ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Wieslaw Banach ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barber ’14
Mr. & Mrs. John Barbera ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Barreira ’14
Mrs. Magdalena Beale ’03, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Emmanuel Bentil ’14
Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Bergman ’13
Mrs. Robert J. Bertino ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bleakley ’14
Dr. Erwin Bottinger ’16
Dr. Mariangela Brockwell ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Neal Bronzo ’10, ’11, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Brouder ’14
Mrs. Mary Beth Brown ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Noel C. Brown ’15
Ms. Yvonne Brown ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Browne ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Budris ’13
Ms. Ines Buelto ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bugniazet ’13, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Terrence J. Burd ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Burke ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Burns ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Buttigieg ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Byrne ’11, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cahill ’11, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. John Calandra ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Callahan ’07, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James Cantalini ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cappola ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Carias ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Lenny Caro ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Carrion ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Carroll ’13, ’14
Drs. Gianni & Lucia Carrozzi ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cartolano ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carty ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Caserta ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Ciaran Cassidy ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Castellucci ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Catherall ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Cavallaro ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cavaluzzi ’13
Mr. & Mrs. John Cerini ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Paul B. Chmiel ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Chrisphonte ’12, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Pietro Ciccone ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cirillo ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Manus J. Clancy ’13
Mr. Michael H. Clark ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Coash ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Conaton ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James Connelly ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Corcoran ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Corrigan ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corwen, Jr. ’10, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Costelloe ’10, ’11, ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. David Coughlin ’11, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Coughlin ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Creaven ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Julius Criscione ’15
Mrs. Maria Cristiano ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Curtis ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Radoslaw Dabrowski ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Dailey ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian D'Alessandro ’13, ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Del Giacco ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. DeLasho ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Dillon ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. DiMarco ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Dmytryshyn ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Donohue ’12, ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Dowe ’15
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Mr. James J. Dugan ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Dunnion ’13, ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dziwura ’13, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Eiden ’13
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Ende ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Ernst Endrich ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Victor Escalona ’14
Mrs. Grecia Espinal ’15
Mrs. Donna Esterine ’15
Mr. & Dr. Peter Fata ’13, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Fearon, Jr. ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. John Feerick ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Michael Flynn ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Jose Francisco ’15
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Drs. Robert Fucigna ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gardner ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Walter Groszewski ’09, ’13
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Mr. & Mrs. John W. Haag ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hanrahan ’12, ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Harnett ’15
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Mr. Robert Herin ’13
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Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Heubel ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Robert Horne ’13, ’15
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Dr. Sam Kwauk ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. John Lee ’14
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Leitner ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Lento ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lindblom ’16
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Mr. Hector L. Lopez ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Lynch ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Alex W. Malarchuk ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore Manzi ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Markman ’13
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Mr. Julio Marrero ’13
Mrs. Idalia Martinez ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Martinez ’14
Ms. Rosa Martinez ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Mascia ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Matera ’10, ’14
Mr. Anthony E. Mazza ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen McConnell ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Robert McDonald ’16
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Ms. Joan McGillycuddy ’16
Mr. Enda McGovern ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. James P. McHale, Jr. ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McKay ’09, ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. David McLaughlin ’11, ’14
Ms. Kathryn A. McLaughlin ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. John Meara ’07, ’08, ’13
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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Melnyk ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Messana ’16
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Mr. Thomas Milisits ’13
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Mr. Rakesh Mishra ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Moessner ’14
Mr. Alexis O. Molina ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mooney ’15
Ms. Magda Morales ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Morrissy ’14, ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Murljacic ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Murnane ’15
Mr. John J. Murphy ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Murphy ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Murray ’16
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Murray ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Natale ’15
Mr. & Mrs. John Neblo ’16
Mr. Liam Neeson ’15
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Ms. Eileen Nieto ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Tim Nieuwsma ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nolan ’12, ’14
Mrs. Deborah Oakes ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew O'Brien ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. O'Brien ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Rory O'Brien ’05, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Scott O'Callaghan ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Donald O'Connell ’09, ’11, 14 ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Conor O'Driscoll ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Okasaki ’13
Dr. Kevin F. O'Keefe ’11, ’13
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Mr. & Mrs. Sean O'Shea ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Lance Patrouch ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Pinn ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Platero ’14
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Dr. and Mrs. John Quagliarello ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Quirke ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ragone ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. David M. Randell Jr ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Recine ’12, ’15
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Ms. Sandra Richards ’15
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Ms. Gina Riga 2014
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Mrs. Jillian Rizo-Brewington ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Jose Rosario ’13
Ms. Gina Rossillo ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Rusciano ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Ned Russell ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Niveknand Sadhu ’14
Ms. Ursula Salandra ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. James Sansevero ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Averell Satloff ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Scaglione ’15
Mr. Joseph C. Scalisi ’16
Mr. & Mrs. William Schneider ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Lars Schonander ’16
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Mr. Curt Schultzberg ’16
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Mr. Angelo A. Sedacca ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Semprevivo ’15
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Mr. David Sipiora ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Sisti ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Smith ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Smith ’11, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Smith ’12, ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Spizzirro ’15
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Squitieri ’14
Ms. Patricia Stanek Fallone ’12, ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Stein ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Cary Stier ’16
Mr. Joe Stilwell ’15
Brian J. Sullivan, Esq. ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Sullivan ’11, ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Sullivan ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sullivan, Sr. ’14, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. John Sullivan ’12, ’14
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Mr. & Mrs. William Supik ’12, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Suttlehan ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Jozsef Szoldatits ’12, ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. Noel Tannian ’14
Mr. & Mrs. James F. Tobin ’16
Ms. Nadine Todd ’13
Drs. Robert & Carla Tornatore ’13
Mr. & Mrs. John Treacy ’12, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. John K. Trimble ’13, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Girard Tunney ’16
Mrs. Beatrice Varnit ’15
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Mr. & Mrs. James Venia ’13
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vigorito ’14
Mr. & Mrs. Gauthier P. Vincent ’10, ’12, ’16
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Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Vitiello ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Vullo ’13, ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Walsh Jr. ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Walsh ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Wartman ’13
Ms. Debbie Weste ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Winiarski ’15
Mr. Jerry Wolf ’12, ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Yanez ’15
Mr. & Mrs. David Young ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Zaback ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Zaccardi ’16
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Zappa ’14
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Zedeker ’15
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Zepf ’14
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Mr. Alfonso Albero ’81, ’82, ’86
Dr. Carol Allen ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Alpert ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Andreycak ’07, ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Andruss ’88, ’89, ’91
Mr. Manfred R. Armbruster ’88, ’94
Mrs. Patricia K. Bader ’78, ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis A. Baglione ’90
Mrs. Celia Baluja ’87
Mrs. Margaret Banks ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Baron ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin B. Barrett ’93, ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Baum ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore W. Beale, Jr. ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Beauboeuf ’06
Mrs. Romilda Bernazzani ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Berti ’08, ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Kenan Boate ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Boland ’96
Mrs. Margaret Bordonaro ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Broglie ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Brophy ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O. Brusco ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Nicola S. Brusco ’79 ’82, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bruzzese ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Carmel Bugeja ’06, ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Burke ’85, ’86
Dr. Henry Bylicky ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Byrne ’04
Mrs. Lynn Ann Campanaro ’97
Dr. Eileen Canty ’88
Mr. Peter J. Carolan ’86, ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Cassels ’95
Mr. Robert T. Cassidy ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Cavanagh ’02, ’06
Mr. & Mrs. E. Val Cerutti ’83, ’86
Mr. John Colon ’11
Mr. Edward V. Condon ’90
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Connors ’00
Dr. & Mrs. John M. Conroy ’84
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Cook ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Cowan ’00
Ms. Susan N. Cox ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Crockett ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Cronin ’95 ’98
Mrs. John Cronin ’89
Mr. & Mrs. James Crowe ’08
Mrs. Noel A. Cunniffe ’86, ’87
Mrs. James M. Curtin ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Damon ’09
Mrs. Veronica Darcy ’00
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Davin ’97
Mr. & Mrs. Jose M. de Lasa ’88
Mr. & Mrs. William F. DeMaso ’83, ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Denneny ’05, ’08, ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Richard DeSanctis ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Francisco Diaz, Jr. ’10
Mrs. & Mrs. Frank DiDomizio ’05, ’07, ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Peter DiIorio ’09
Mr. Randy W. DiTata ’00
Mr. Robert F. Dobbin ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Dolan ’08
Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Donahue ’12
Mrs. Amalia D. DonVito ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Doscher ’03, ’05
Mrs. Patricia Dossie ’88
Mrs. Geraldine T. Downey ’95, ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Doyle ’05
Mrs. Maureen E. Driskill ’89
Mrs. Gerard Drohan ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Drucker ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Dunn ’06
Ms. Kathleen A. Dunne ’05
Mr. & Mrs. John Egan ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ellett ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Elliott, Jr. ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ellis ’07
Ms. Andrea Eschen ’12
Mrs. Judith E. Falci ’76
Dr. & Mrs. Eduardo M. Farcon ’83
Mr. Thomas P. Farrelly ’85
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Fearon ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Fedak ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Alvaro Fernandes ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Ricardo R. Fernandez ’99, ’03
Mrs. Joseph G. Fink ’92, ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Finnegan ’07
Mr. John N. Finnerty ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Finnerty ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Flegar ’08, ’12
Mr. & Mrs. James Flood ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ford ’10
Mr. Donald J. Fowley ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fraina, Jr. ’04
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Fuller ’87
Mrs. Alice Gaffney ’04
Drs. William and Martha Gallagher ’00, ’09
Mr. & Mrs. William D. Gallagher ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Primo A. Gambetta ’83, ’86
Ms. Carol M. Gentile ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gerke ’11
Mrs. Patricia R. Gibney ’89
Mrs. Raymond W. Gillespie ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Gilligan ’81, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Gilmartin ’85, ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Marcel F. Goasdoue ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Juergen Goldhagen ’04
Dr. & Mrs. Albert Graziosa ’12
Mrs. Paula Greco McTigue ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse J. Greene, Jr. ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Harley M. Griffiths ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Groepler ’87
Mr. Thomas Guinan ’11
Mrs. George L. Haag ’84, ’86
Ms. Rosanne Haggerty ’04
Mrs. Paul J. Harding ’09
Mrs. Adrienne Harris ’88
Mrs. George C. Harris ’74
Mrs. Carol Hayden ’70
Ms. JoAnn Healy ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Heben ’98, ’02
Drs. David & Lois Hinman ’95, ’97
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hoffmann, Jr. ’98, ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Hundt ’95, ’98
Lawrence J. Hutchison, Esq. ’01
Mrs. Hector M. Hyacinthe ’77, ’79, ’80
Dr. & Mrs. Ugochukwu B. Ike ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Harold W. Johnson ’70, ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F. Joyce ’81, ’84
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Joyce ’01, ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kaiser ’07
Mrs. Dara M. Kane ’94, ’96, ’98
Mrs. Howard J. Kaplow ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Keating ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Keller ’99, ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, ’85, ’87
Mr. & Mrs. George K. Kildoyle ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Killip ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Klein ’08
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Knowles ’01, ’03, ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Albert B. Krug, Jr. ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Krusz ’03, ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Lackaye ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Victor LaGamma ’05, ’09
Mrs. Alice G. LaSala ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Lau ’99
Mrs. Cheryl Lauder ’87, ’92
Mr. & Mrs. John Lawton ’06
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Leahy ’92
Mrs. Michael J. Lee ’86, ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Lener ’76, ’81
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Leshi ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Garrett P. Lewis ’00, ’07
Mr. & Mrs. James Leyden ’07
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Liteplo ’98
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Loftus ’07, ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Thaddeus S. Logan, III ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Jose N. Lopez ’99
Mr. Tony Lopresti ’07
Mrs. Marilyn LoPresto ’11
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Loughlin ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Lupardi ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lypen ’09
Mrs. Annelen C. Madigan ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Malone ’07, ’08
Mrs. Mary Ann Manfredonia ’94
Mr. Joseph M. March ’96
Mrs. Robert J. Mauch ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen May ’06
Mrs. Eileen E. McCabe ’75, ’76, ’81, ’82, ’87
Mrs. Eileen McCarthy ’04
Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. McCarthy ’01
Mr. & Mrs. James B. McEvoy ’02
Ms. Helen McFarland ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. McGahran ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. McGee ’88
Mr. Robert J. McGowan ’65 ’80
Mrs. Virginia M. McKeon ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. McLoughlin ’80, ’81, ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McWalters ’08
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Mercorella ’07
Dr. Edward Miller ’11
Mrs. Robert J. Mitchell ’91
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Moore ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah J. Moran ’03
Mr. John A. Morgan ’03, ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Hiroshi K. Morimoto ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Morley ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Moroney ’97, ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Moschetta ’90, ’92
Mrs. Edward A. Muir ’88
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murry ’08
Mrs. Mary B. Murtagh ’70, ’78
Mrs. Timothy M. Murtha ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newton ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Harold F. Nielsen ’96
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. O'Brien ’86
Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Brien ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. O'Connor ’10, ’12
Mrs. William A. O'Dwyer ’02
Mrs. Thomas M. O'Halloran ’09
Mrs. Helen O'Sullivan ’87
Mrs. John V. O'Toole ’89
Mrs. Jeanne Pacchiana ’76, ’79
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Padgett ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Palmer ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Alec A. Pandaleon ’75, ’78, ’80
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Pappas ’07
Ms. Mariann G. Perseo ’01
Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Petriccione ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Petrocelli ’86
Dr. & Mrs. Rodolfo P. Pinzon ’90, ’94, ’96
Mr. William B. Pollard, III ’89
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Pond ’02
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Powers ’02
Dr. & Mrs. James C. Quinn ’00
Mrs. Evelyn Rabbino ’68
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford A. Raggo ’08
Drs. Doug & Ellen Reich ’08, ’09
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Reilly ’99, ’04
Dr. & Mrs. Paul J. Reiss ’75, ’76, ’77, ’81, ’84
Mrs. Eileen Reynolds ’82
Ms. Jeannette Richardson ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Rinaldi ’84
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Rodriguez ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Elliot Rose ’06
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Roth ’98, ’03
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. Ryan ’09
Mr. Thomas M. Ryan ’78, ’81
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Santangelo ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Santarelli ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Santeramo ’11
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Saunders ’88, ’90
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Savage ’12
Mr. & Mrs. Ernst R. Schaaf ’86, ’90
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Schenk ’09
Mrs. Marie A. Schirripa ’72
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Schmidt ’83
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Schramm, Jr. ’03, ’06
Dr. & Mrs. Francis M. Shaw ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Sherwood ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick A. Signorile ’09
Mr. & Mrs. Karel Simek ’09
Mrs. Martin P. Sinon ’82, ’83
Dr. Fred B. Smith ’00, ’03
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Snow ’08
Mr. & Mrs. John Soares, III ’89, ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Sohr ’82, ’83, ’86, ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Souther ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Specchierla ’82, ’87
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Spellman ’73
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Spillane ’93, ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Spillane ’09
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Spollen ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Strada ’91, ’94
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Sturges ’12
Mrs. Patrick W. Tallon ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Tartaglia ’94, ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Terranova ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Thornhill ’08
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thumen ’06
Mrs. Patricia M. Tomassi ’93
Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Toohey ’10
Mrs. Marianna Tostanoski ’72, ’74
Mr. & Mrs. Mark I. Townsell ’05, ’10
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Turley ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Twomey ’01
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Tyrrell ’07
Mr. & Mrs. Ted Ujazdowski ’05
Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Urban ’02, ’04
Mrs. Eileen P. Venditto ’01, ’04, ’10
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. Ventorino ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Dante Viano ’99
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vignali ’05
Mrs. William S. Wanago ’00
Ms. Eileen E. Ward ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Weiden ’06
Mrs. Helen M. White ’79, ’81, ’86
Dr. Roger A. Wines ’77, ’78
Ms. Joan Wollman ’85
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen X. Wright ’11
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Young ’95, ’97, ’00
Mr. & Mrs. Eric G. Yovine ’94, ’97
FRIENDS
Anonymous
Mr. Shawn D. Ahern
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Baisley
Drs. Bernard & Antonia L. Bouillette
Mr. Pierre Chavez
Dr. Joseph J. Ciancaglini
Mr. & Mrs. Domenick Cipollone
Mr. Richard Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Conway
Ms. Katherine Corticcio
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Creegan
Mr. Thomas V. Curtin, CPA
Mrs. Joanne D'Addario
Rev. Donald G. Devine, S.J.
Mrs. Carolyn N. DiLorenzo
Mrs. Teresa Divita-Geremia
Griffin Doyle, Ph.D.
Ms. Claire M. Edersheim
Mr. & Mrs. George R. Fata
Mrs. Celeste W. Flynn
Rev. Charles A. Frederico, Jr., S.J.
Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko, Jr.
Mr. Charles Glennon
Mrs. Ann E. Gratzer
Christopher Gray ’15
Mr. Ernest Harris
Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich
Mrs. Michael Henry
Mrs. Eileen Herbermann 1937
Mr. Peter J. Higgins
Mr. Paul Homer
Ms. Marilyn Honigman
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kahl
Sr. Regina Kehoe, OSU
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Londal
Mr. Jeffrey Lund
Mr. W. David Lyden
Ms. Mary Jane Maloney
Mr. Maurice Maloney
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mari
Mr. Robert McKee
Ms. Marlane Melican
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Miller
Mrs. Zita Millett
Mr. William J. Morley
Dr. Patricia M. Morris
Ms. Lorraine W. Nadler
Mrs. Dorothy Nathan
Rev. Dr. Joseph P. Oechsle
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Ollquist
Mrs. John O'Neil
Mr. Douglas B. Otis
Ms. Chrystie H. Perry
Mr. Steven Pettus
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Policano
Mr. Kenneth R. Rosenstein
Victor D. Russo, Esq.
Dr. & Mrs. David Ryan
Maria Santorineou, M.D.
Mrs. Lynette Scallion
Rev. Raymond M. Sweitzer, S.J.
Rev. James R. Van Dyke, Jr., S.J.
Mrs. Corinne Walsh
Ms. Dorothy Weinberger
Mr. Edward Young
FACULTY & STAFF
Dr. Martin Carney
Mr. Pierre Chavez
Mr. Michael J. Corcoran ’61
Mr. Gregory Curran ’13
Mr. Lawrence W. Curran ’77
Mr. Patrick M. Deane ’88
Rev. Donald G. Devine, S.J.
Mrs. Debra DiDomizio P ’05, ’07, ’12
Mrs. Teresa Divita-Geremia
Mrs. Geraldine T. Downey P ’95, ’99
Mr. John J. Foley ’63
Mrs. Matthew A. Gedeiko, Jr.
Mr. Eric A. Groepler ’87
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Haag ’84
Mrs. Suzanne Henry
Mr. Paul Homer
Ms. Marilyn Honigman
Mr. Edward Jennings P ’08, ’10, ’14
Mr. Daryn A. Johnson ’99
Mr. John L. Kahl
Mrs. Erica Keough
Mr. Christopher D. Lauber ’79
Dr. Patricia Lee P ’12
Mrs. Maureen Martinez P ’14
Mr. John A. Mercorella, III ’07
Dr. Patricia M. Morris
Mrs. Mella O'Halloran P ’09
Mr. Thomas J. O'Sullivan ’98
Mr. Douglas B. Otis
Mr. Steven Pettus
Mrs. Tina Porco ’13
Mr. Nelson G. Ritter ’96
Mrs. Lynette Scallion
Rev. Raymond M. Sweitzer, S.J.
Mr. Anthony A. Tartaglia 1999
Mr. Michael J. Viele ’01
Mr. Robert I. Wagner ’54
Mrs. Corinne Walsh
Ms. Joan Wollman P ’85
GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF:
In Honor of Rev. John D. Alexander, S.J.
Mr. Walter Gollinge
In Honor of Fernand Beck
Mr. Christopher T. Cositore ’07
Mr. Anton Dengler ’97
In Honor of Rev. Kenneth J. Boller, S.J.
Mr. John A. Mercorella ’07
In Honor of Stephen J. Fearon ’82
Ms. Marie E. McCarthy
In Honor of Rev. Matthew C. Flood, S.J.
Mr. James L. Salerno ’83
In Honor of Bryan M. Greene ’92
Mr. & Mrs. Jesse J. Greene, Jr.
In Honor of Rev. John J. Leonard, S.J.
Ms. Joan M. Ferrara Millar
In Honor of Rev. Stanley O’Konsky, S.J.
Mr. Joseph E. Powers ’91
In Honor of Wanda Pineiro
Mr. Vijay H. DaCosta ’04
In Honor of John J. Vrionis ’64
Robert A. Anselmi, Esq. ’64
Mr. Gregory D. Arcaro ’64
Carl & Carol Armbruster
Mr. Hugh J. Arnstein ’64
Mr. Thomas M. Baffer ’64
Mr. Lawrence J. Berry ’64
Arthur & Mary Birkemeyer
Mr. Gerald A. Borregine ’64
Mr. Bruce G. Bott ’59
Patrick J. Broderick Memorial Foundations
Mr. Andrew L. Buccellato ’64
Mr. Brian T. Burke ’64
Robert P. Burns, Esq. ’64
Mr. Denis P. Byrne ’64
Albert W. Chianese, Esq. ’65
The College of the Holy Cross
Mr. Thomas M. Collins ’64
Eugene K. Connors, Esq. ’64
Mr. Francis F. Crawford ’66
Mr. Daniel D. Daly ’64
Mr. Joseph A. Delfino ’64
Mr. Gary R. Delneo ’64
Mr. Ricahrd M. DiMarzo ’64
Mr. Joseph S. Dirr ’64
Mr. John P. Dockery
Mr. Gerald S. Donnelly ’64
Mr. Griffin Doyle
Mr. John E. Duggan ’66
Mr. Robert B. Fane ’62
Mr. James J. Feddeck ’64
Mr. James V. Fitzgerald ’64
Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club
Karl & Belinda Friedrich
Mr. Charles Glennon
Mr. Robert E. Grant ’64
Mr. Frederick H. Grein ’64
Thomas G. Hahn, Ph.D. ’64
Mr. Daniel F. Henry, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Leo I. Higdon ’64
Mr. Peter J. Higgins
Francis H. Holbrook, Ph.D. ’45
Mr. Patrick J. McInerney ’64
Mr. John A. Jordan, Jr. ’64
Ms. Mildred M. Kelly
Mr. Edward J. Krol, Jr. ’64
Desmond F. Lawler, Ph.D. ’64
Mr. Barry L. Loffredo
Mr. W. David Lyden
Mr. John P. Lyons ’64
Mr. Jeffrey Lund
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Malloy
Mr. John F. Malone ’64
Mr. Robert F. Maloney ’64
Mr. Neil D. McAuliffe ’64
Mr. Gerard F. McDermott ’64
Paul A. Merolla, Esq. ’65
Mr. Donald C. Minogue ’64
Mr. Thomas C. Monahan ’64
Mr. Alan R. Moore ’64
Mr. William J. Morley ’64
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mulligan ’66
Mr. Timothy J. Nagle ’64
Mr. Daniel J. Nyarady ’64
Mr. Kevin J.B. O’Connor ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. O’Donnell ’64
Mr. Jeremiah J. O’Gorman ’64
Mr. W. Paul O’Mara, Jr. ’64
Dr. Frank J. Orosz ’64
Mr. Daniel P. O’Shea ’64
Mr. Joseph M. Paccione ’64
John A. Pane, DDS ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Paterno ’64
Ms. Chrystie H. Perry
Albert W. Petraglia, Esq. ’64
Robert J. Reid, Esq, ’64
Mr. Sean M. Reynolds
Mr. Joseph T. Ricci ’64
Dennis P. Riordan, Esq, ’66
Mr. Bernard K. Russiello ’64
Mr. John C. Saccenti ’64
Dr. Anthony M. Santomero ’64
Mr. Roland J. Savage, Jr. ’64
Peter J. Schmerge, Esq. ’63
Mr. Michael P. Servodidio ’64
Mr. Ronald F. Simi ’64
Charles A. Slivinski, M.D. ’64
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Smith
Mr. Ricahrd G. Sparzani ’64
Thomas J. Sugrue, Esq. ’64
Dr. Edward F. Tobia ’64
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Vrionis ’64
Mr. Robert I. Wagner ’54
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Woodley
GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF:
In Memory of Joseph R. Allen ’80
Mr. Vincent C. DonVito ’82
In Memory of Edward Benedict
Mr. Immac J. Thampoe ’76
In Memory of Alfred J. Broderick ’42
Patrick J. Broderick Memorial Foundation
In Memory of Thomas I. Buckman ’64
Mr. Francis F. Crawford ’64
Mr. Joseph A. Delfino ’64
Griffin Doyle, Ph.D.
Mr. Patrick J. McInerney ’64
Mr. Thomas C. Monahan ’64
Mr. Allan R. Moore ’64
Mr. Joseph T. Ricci ’64
Mr. Sean Oakes
Mr. Alfonse J. Preisser ’57
Mr. Trever Roughan
Ms. Sara L. Rozak
Mr. Jerome Scheckman
Mr. Charles Seipp
Mr. Keith B. Standley
Ms. Joanne Stutzer
Mr. Victor J. Tafro, Jr.
Mr. Michael Vreeland
In Memory of Luba Chorny
Mr. Kornylo D. Chorny ’82
In Memory of Joseph L. Chow ’03
Charles Beale, MD
Mr. Kyle W. Chow ’08
In Memory of Kevin F. Clancy ’65
Mr. William G. Rimmer
In Memory of Edward A. Coll, Jr.
Ms. Cynthia Abramson
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Bowles
Louis & Virginia Cochet
Ms. Rose Marie Elefante
Ms. Marie Ibbeken
Mr. John C. Ollquist
James & Joanne Viola
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Whelan ’76
In Memory of Robert J. Coll ’84
Ms. Cynthia Abramson
Mr. & Mrs. John Bowles
Mr. James J. Considine ’83
Ms. Marie Ibbeken
Mr. John C. Ollquist
James & Joanne Viola
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Whelan ’76
In Memory of John F. Connor ’62
Ms. Zita Millett
In Memory of Elvio S. Conte, M.D. ’47
Ms. Carmen Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Catena
Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Casey
Ms. Jennifer Conte
Mr. Philip Conte
Mr. Eric Facey
Ms. Elaine Flanagan
Rev. Robert D. Flanagan
Mr. Matt Forlano
Mr. Rafael Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martin
J.P. Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wilson
Ms. Hilda Zecca
Mr. Robert Zecca
In Memory of Alexander Coyle
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Coyle ’53
Mr. & Mrs. James Hall
In Member of Rev. Thomas Crowley, S.J.
Anonymous
In Memory of Dennis E. D’Addario ’40
Mrs. Joanne D’Addario
In Memory of Charles W. DaParma ’45
Mr. John F. Lamb ’66
In Memory of Dwight D. Darcy ’63
Ms. Veronica Darcy
In Memory of Robert M. Burger ’81
Mr. Ryan T. Keith ’05
In Memory of Charles T. Delaney ’57
Mr. Patrick A. Colangelo ’57
In Memory of Benjamin M. Capaccio ’93
Mr. Mark E. Cornelius ’93
Mr. Henry P. Elliott ’93
In Memory of Francesco and Maria Delli
Carpini
Mr. Giovanni Delli Carpini ’79
In Memory of John G. Carara ’70
Mr. J. Michael Horgan
In Memory of John E. DiLorenzo ’77
Anonymous
Mr. Steven J. Flynn
In Memory of Peter W. Certo ’57
Anonymous
Rick & Helene Albrecht
Donald & Mary Anderson
Ms. Debora Appleby
Ms. Joan Arfuso
Ms. Maura Sullivan Atwater
Ms. Judy E. Bersano
Ms. Susan Bilotta
Ms. Janis L. Bosch
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boylan
The Brooks Foundation
Thomas & Mary Ellen Buckley
Mr. & Mrs. James Cahill
Mr. James Carty
Mr. Jeff Certo
Ms. Marcia Cervelli
Mr. Roger Daly
Ms. Rosanne Di Pasquale
Jean & Bernie Doyle
Peter & Lois Duhamel
Ms. Janice Elsesser
Ms. Karen Forgione
Mr. Brian Gourley
Mr. John Gutfreund
Ms. Dolores Hennessey
Mr. Thomas Hennessey
Ms. Carrie Hoffman Purvin
Ms. Carol Hoida
Ms. Christine Howard
Ms. Amelia Kenny
Matthew & Linda Kits
Mr. Robert Kleinert
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lapietra
Mr. Jay Lutz
Mr. Julian Mann
Aniell & Susan Mastellone
Mr. Norman McEnaney
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph McMahon
In Memory of Brendan Dolan ’82
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas V. Dolan ’78
In Memory of Anthony Doran ’78
Mr. John J. Doran ’76
In Memory of Kevin Dossie
Mr. Brian S. Dossie ’88
In Memory of Christopher M. Duffy ’96
Mr. Robert J. Cammilleri ’96
Guy & Allison Corter
Mrs. John Cronin ’89
Mr. Kenneth R. Deasy ’94
Mr. Sean O. Flynn ’96
Mr. & Mrs. James Leyden ’07
Ms. Suzanne Melnyk-Tripp
Ms. Cara Vitolo
Mr. & Mrs. Marco Vitolo
In Memory of Michael J. Durso ’51
Ms. Joan Ann Mauro
In Memory of Margaret Finneran
Mr. Terence F. Finneran ’90
In Memory of Edward J. FitzPatrick
Time Warner Cable
Mr. Timothy O. FitzPatrick ’93
In Memory of Thomas J. Fitzpatrick ’82
Mr. Michael S. Fitzpatrick ’82
In Memory of Kenneth P. Flavia ’48
Mr. Timothy Flavia
In Memory of Mr. Edmund P. Flynn ’61
Ms. Celeste W. Flynn
In Memory of Joseph M. Geraghty ’63
Mr. Edward J. Geraghty ’67
Vincent Service Station
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56
In Memory of James P. Phelan ’37
Mrs. Mary Phelan
In Memory of Frank J. Giordano
Mr. Richard J. Giordano ’72
In Memory of Albert J. Kirchner ’26
Mr. Albert J. Kirchner ’58
In Memory of Eugenia Piantieri
Ms. Katherine Corticcio
In Memory of Robert F. Gomprecht, M.D. ’41
Ms. Ann Skrzypczak Gomprecht
In Memory of Milton E. Lackey ’56
Mr. Joseph R. Pisani ’56
In Memory of Susan H. Pickering
Mr. Richard W. Hartig ’73
In Memory of Richard J. Privitar ’64
In Memory of Michael R. Grzanka ’65
Mr. Albert W. Chianese ’65
In Memory of Dionis Guerrero ’07
Mr. Sharbel Abi-Habib ’07
Mr. Evan D. Belluscio ’07
Mr. Jonathan P. Connery ’07
Mr. William B. Ferguson ’07
Mr. Matthew Keefer ’07
Mr. Patrick Masseo ’07
Mr. John A. Mercorella ’07
Mr. James G. Moore ’07
In Memory of John J. Lener ’76
Ms. Priscilla Cappiello
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cappiello
Raymond & Jean Carr
Charles & Catherine Clark
Ms. Lucy Colletti
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Errera
Robert & Jean Gerard
Mr. & Mrs. Miles Gerety
Mr. & Mrs. Helmuth Krause
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. LaMagna
Mrs. Alice LaSala ’70
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Lener ’76, ’81
Ms. Lynn C. Mautner
Mr. Vincent Molinaro
Ms. Carolyn Moylan
Ms. Dorothy Nicolosi
Republican Women of Westport
Ms. Janet Schmitz
Ms. Lisa Shufro
In Memory of John F. Sheeran ’56
Chuck and Judy Barnes
David and Frederica Dimmick
Tacoma Pierce, County Bar Association
Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Williams ’56
In Memory of Joseph J. Harkins ’48
In Memory of Christopher Linehan ’91
Mr. Richard J. Linehan ’90
In Memory of James M. Smith ’95
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald S. Smith ’95
In Memory of Robert W. Hawthorn
Mr. Vijay H. DaCosta ’04
Mr. J. Michael Horgan ’70
Mr. Immac J. Thampoe ’76
In Memory of Gerald W. Lynch ’54
Mrs. Gay S. Lynch
In Memory of Donald P. Sullivan ’52
Mr. Joseph P. Doscher ’52
In Memory of Rev. Edward F. Maloney, S.J.
Ms. Mary Jane Maloney
Mr. Maurice Maloney
Mr. John B. Waters ’96
In Memory of Kevin J. Sullivan ’35
In Memory of Frank Gratzer ’62
Mrs. Ann E. Gratzer
In Memory of Ben Greco
Mrs. Paula Greco McTigue ’88
In Memory of Philip L. Heinrich ’55
Mr. Dean Heinrich
Mrs. Jacqueline Heinrich
In Memory of Charles G. Herbermann ’37
Mrs. Eileen Herbermann
In Memory of Mildred James
Mr. Robert L. James ’53
In Memory of Patrick S. Joyce ’88
George Aguiar, Jr., M.D. ’87
Mr. John L. Ajello ’87
Mr. Dennis M. Berberich ’87
Mr. Paul L. Boccardi ’87
Mr. Philip A. Bowles ’87
Mr. John C. Broderick ’87
Mr. Richard W. Brolly ’87
BTIG, LLC
Mr. Christian P. Call ’87
Mr. Walter C. Camas ’87
Mr. James V. Capasso ’87
Mr. Anthony M. Cialone ’87
Mr. John J. Cotter ’87
Mr. Thomas M. Courtney ’87
Mr. Donald R. Crean ’87
Mr. Gregory M. Curley ’87
Mr. John V. DeAngelis ’87
Mr. Carl D. deLeon ’87
Mr. Gregory J. Dimitriadis ’87
Mr. Brendan M. Dooley ’87
Mr. Timothy M. Duignan ’87
Ramon E. Espaillat, M.D. ’87
Mr. James M. Falco ’87
Mr. Noel P. Firth ’87
Mr. David L. Fitzgerald ’87
Mr. Kevin J. Fitzpatrick ’87
Mr. Mark FitzPatrick ’88
Mr. Francis X. Frecentese ’87
Mr. John P. Gavey ’87
Mr. Michael V. Golia ’87
Mr. John R. Gorman ’87
Mr. John L. Haley ’87
Mr. Michael L. Harwood ’87
Mr. Stephen F. Herman ’87
Mr. John P. Hyland ’87
Mr. John E. Janny ’87
Mr. Robert H. Johansen ’87
Mr. James V. Kilcommons ’87
Libucki & Co., LLC
Mr. James J. Mangan ’88
Mr. Christopher T. Marcon ’87
Mr. David H. Marshall ’87
Mr. Dario Martinez ’87
Mr. Timothy McCarvill ’87
Mr. Timothy C. McGrath ’87
Mr. Christopher J. McGuire ’87
Mr. William P. McLoughlin ’87
Mr. Stephen C. Murphy ’87
Mr. John F. Neary ’87
Mr. Timothy B. Neville ’87
Mr. Desmond G. O’Brien ’87
Mr. Christopher W. O’Gilvie ’87
Mr. Thomas J. Ryan ’88
Mr. Anthony D. Salcito ’87
Mr. Robert S. Schiavone ’87
Mr. Michael P. Tombari ’87
Mr. John T. Torres ’87
Mr. Alfred C. Vasso ’87
Mr. Douglas W. Vunic ’87
Mr. Michael T. Walzer ’87
Mr. Brian W. Webber ’87
Mr. Theodore R. White ’87
Mr. Thomas W. Zurhellen ’87
In Memory of John F. Justo ’72
Mr. Howard W. Hopkins ’72
Mr. Kevin M. Plunkett ’72
In Memory of James V. Keneally ’81
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Keneally ’80, ’81, ’85, ’87
In Memory of Christopher P. Kinghan ’06
Attilio Bitondo
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fasano
Mr. Charles Koschak ’06
Dr. & Mrs. Orest Kozicky ’73
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Lesia
Mr. Stephen Reitano
In Memory of Henry May ’34
Mr. Thomas P. May ’72
In Memory of Michael J. McCabe ’75, ’76, ’81,
’82, ’87
Mr. John J. McCabe ’81
Mr. Michael J. McCabe ’75
Mr. William J. McCabe ’76
In Memory of Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F.X. McCarthy
Ms. Rita S. Brause
Dr. & Mrs. John Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Hallett
Mr. and Mrs. Chester D. Hooper
Ms. Karen P. Poehlein
In Memory of Joseph W. McGovern ’57, ’60,
’63, ’65
Mr. Adam J. McGovern ’98
Mr. Joseph J. McGovern ’60
Mr. Lawrence F. McGovern ’65
In Memory of Marie McGovern ’57, ’60, ’63, ’65
In Memory of Philip C. McGovern ’63
In Memory of Brian T. McKee ’84
Mr. Robert McKee
In Memory of Andrew J. McNamara ’99
Mr. William McKeever
Ms. Maria Santorineou
In Memory of James R. McQuade ’49
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F. Joyce ’81, ’84
In Memory of Gregory E. Mellen ’43
Mrs. Alice Mellen
In Memory of Miles R. Michael ’72
Ms. France Bonnemere
In Memory of Robert C. Murray ’64
In Memory of Patrick O’Keefe ’65
Mr. Sean K. O’Keefe ’00
In Memory of Gloria A. Okon ’71, ’87
Mr. & Mrs. Ken Arnold
BEMIS Co. Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Brow
Chase Communications
Ms. Theresa J. Cohen
Mr. William Feeney
Harold & Michelle Ford
Mr. Scott Greenberg
Mr. Gary Gross
Peter J. Ivory, Ph.D.
Ms. Mariana Lamb
Mr. Damon Leary
Ms. Maggy Pons
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Rabinowitz
Sandra Rosenberg
Saint Joseph’s School Mothers’ Club
Mr. Andrew Schenk
Cherry and Norman Stackhouse
C.D. Stevens
Mr. Mark Thompson
Ms. Deborah C. Westkamp
Kevin & Michele Winsch
In Memory of George W. O’Neil ’54
Barbara Anne O’Neil
In Memory of William M. Regan
Mr. William M. Regan III ’06
In Memory of Anthony M. Rocchio ’98
In Memory of John T. Servodidio ’45
In Memory of Pat A. Servodidio ’55
In Memory of William D. VanTassel ’65
In Memory of Herbert M. Viertl ’65
Mr. George Viertl
In Memory of Christopher Waldorf ’16
Waldorf & Associates
In Memory of Christopher V. Waldorf ’46
In Memory of Thomas D. Waters ’33
Ms. Lorraine Nadler
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Abplanalp Scholarship Fund
Adeptus Partners, LLC
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Brooklyn Prep Alumni Assoc.
BTIG, LLC
Cater-To-You
Church of St Joseph
Church of St. Augustine
Church of the Holy Rosary
Columbus Citizens Foundation
Fidelity Foundation
Fordham Prep Mothers' Club
Greenfield Partners Foundation, Inc.
Holy Name of Jesus Church
Horace Mann School
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Hudson Valley National Bank
Hunts Point Alliance for Children
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New York Fire Dept., Holy Name Society
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Welcome to Year 9 2015

2010 Part 2