2010 Fall - Saint Joseph`s College

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Fall 2010 WWW.SAINTJOE.EDU
A CALL TO
Reconciliation
SpECIAL EDITION :
Honor Roll of Donors
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SOME OF WHAT’S INSIDE
FALL 2010
SUMMER 2009
Pg. 8-9 – Wish You Were Here...Greece
Fall 2010, Volume 68, Number 3
On June 26th, six students embarked for Athens, Greece to
attend a conference on Kinesiology and Exercise Sciences.
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Pg. 14-15 – Pumas to Remember from a Forgotten Town
Chantel ’11 and Sadé ’10 Johnson overcame the hardships
of life in Hopkins Park, Ill.
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Pg. 18 – Two Track Members Become All-Americans
Kaleb Thompson ’12 and Alexis DeJean ’11 are the 17th and
18th members to achieve All-American status under head
coach Bill Massoels ’89.
Pg. 19 – Baseball Honored with All-Region Selections
In May, Sean Estand ’12 and Eric Panick ’12 were
honored with All-Region selections.
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Pg. 20-21 – Honor Classes
Alumni who graduated in a year ending with a “0” or “5”
celebrated their Honor Class Reunion during Homecoming 2010.
Pg. 22-56 – Honor Roll of Donors
We recognize and thank all those who contributed to Saint
Joseph’s College during the 2009-2010 fiscal year.
Homecoming was celebrated October 8-10, 2010.
On the cover: Krishanna Marie Baker ’12
Photo credits: Allyson Lyon ’13, Jean Witherington, Fr. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. ’78
RECONCILIATION
Pg. 31-34 – Homecoming 2010 Photos
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Alumni Association
Board of Directors
Officers
Louis Offer ‘69
President
Kara Costa Meyer ‘93
VP for Alumni Relations
Georgia Nagel McKim ‘89
VP for Campus Relations
Kris Costa Sakelaris ‘82
VP for Academics, Recruitment
and Placement
Mike Bauman ‘79
VP for Administration
Kendra Illingworth ’93
Executive Director
Directors
Edward Balas ‘96
Derek Dabrowiak ‘01
James Deegan ‘59
Edward Feicht ‘71
Jamie Portal Guardi ‘99
Ed Habrowski ‘71
Blaire Henley ‘02
Joe Janusonis ‘95
Beth Jerzyk ‘02
Jackie Leonard-Tackett ‘95
Stephen Ligda ‘62
George Liggett ‘80
Kelli Costa Lucito ‘90
Stephen Maillet ‘95
Donna Zimmerman Moran ‘73
James Smalley, MD ‘71
Brian Studebaker ‘92
Julie Suhr ‘89
Michael Vallone ‘60
Charity
Reconciliation
A Fireside Chat
Justice
Peace Truth
What are the highlights of the
past year?
This has been a great year for
us; we have seen some major
accomplishments. Due to the hard
work of our Admissions Office and
the framework they have put in place,
our freshman enrollment is up by 4%,
and freshman to sophomore year
retention increased 12%. The fruits
of our labors have shown in the
President Dennis Riegelnegg
recognition of our value. We made it
to number nine in US News & World
Report’s Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern College. For the seventh straight year in a row,
we made the Top 25 in the Princeton Review’s “Best Regional Colleges.” They chose us
mainly for our excellent academic programs, which is a testament to the quality of our
students and faculty. We received a $10 million dollar anonymous gift to be paid over a
period of 10 years, and also the Waugh gift, which is farmland with a $40 million dollar
value. Looking ahead, the new edition of the Strategic Plan will be a springboard to the
future, capitalizing on all the good things that have happened in this fiscal year.
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Now that we’ve received the $40 million dollar
Waugh gift, are we well positioned for the future?
Like those students and graduates of SJC profiled in
this issue of Contact, we have overcome hardships
and have bridged the gap between adversity and
a strong foundation. We are now well positioned
to weather the economy in a way that some other
institutions have not been fortunate enough to do.
We have turned a corner, but this is not the end
of fundraising. Focusing on what’s central to our
mission, we have allocated the income generated
from the Waugh gift to invest in student scholarships
and need-based aid. However, we also have many
other competing demands. We cannot relax in pursuit of fundraising and support if
we want to build upon our foundation to provide
services, resources, and activities that will help our
students to achieve.
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How do we express the value of the academic
quality that our College offers?
As I mentioned in my first interview with Contact,
we must spread the message of value. One of our
biggest challenges is getting the word out about who
we are and what we do, and why someone would
want to be a part of it. But now the question is – how
do we get the word out? Saint Joseph’s College was
recently named a Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern
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College. You can only get so far with rankings. We must think about how we make
this value meaningful to people—for prospective students, current students, and
for parents. One of our most acute challenges is describing what happens in Core.
Given the competitive advantage that Core provides our students, it is critical that we
communicate its value. The question of how needs to be posed to everyone involved
with the institution with the understanding that we establish an ongoing dialogue.
We seek a collective response, because the expression of our academic quality lives
most meaningfully within the experiences of those who have been educated through
Core. Each individual provides a different expression of Core, and like a stained glass
window, the mosaic is what we want people to see. This is what will distinguish us
from other small, private, liberal arts colleges.
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What can we expect from the Strategic Plan?
The Strategic Plan is the next step in enacting our vision for the institution. It was
reviewed by the Board of Trustees in October. We have goals that include enrollment,
retention, academics, student life, and outreach. One of the most important goals is
to increase enrollment. We also want to improve things for current students so that
they’re satisfied with their educational experience. Students are why we exist. A major
goal in the area of academics is to prepare for and gain Higher Learning Commission reaccreditation for 10 years. In
February 2012, the HLC of the North Central Association will evaluate SJC for reaffirmation of the College’s accreditation.
The HLC review will ask if we are doing what our mission says we exist to do. They will want evidence that there is an
understanding of the mission on campus and that support for the mission pervades the organization. Communication
and transparency have to be pillars of the way we do business. It is critical that we continue to communicate to
everyone associated with Saint Joseph’s College the importance of adherence to our mission and that it drives all of our
work, in and out of the classroom.
What Do You Want to Know?
Contact Christine Babick Saqui (219.866.6177 or [email protected]) if you’d like to ask President Riegelnegg a question,
and we may publish the answers in Contact.
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Fellows oF
saint Joseph’s College
The
$200,000 Goal
exTerior Signage/Wayfinding ProjecT
$75,000
For more inFormation about supporting this project and
joining the Fellows Program, visit www.saintjoe.edu/donate
or call Nick Schafer ’03 at 800.227.1898.
RECONCILIATION
$100,000
SJC NEWS
Alumnus Forms Bond with Former
On Friday, July 16th, three Christian activists left the
United States for Bermuda. Although Bermuda is a
popular vacation spot, the purpose of this trip was not
to sprawl out in the sun. Instead, Luke Hansen, S.J. ’04
joined Dr. Jeremy Kirk and Catholic youth minister
John Bambrick for the opportunity to meet four former
Guantánamo Bay detainees. It was a trip Hansen won’t
soon forget.
The former Guantánamo captives are Uyghurs, a
persecuted ethnic group from western China. Because
of their struggles with unemployment in their homeland,
some of them traveled to Afghanistan to find work. In
October of 2001, the United States started bombing
Afghanistan. The workers were promised a safe place in
Pakistan but were handed over to the U.S., which paid
$5,000 for the men thinking they had ties to Al Qaeda. The
four men who Hansen would later meet were detained
in Guantánamo Bay for seven years before the Bush
administration conceded that the men were not enemy
combatants. A federal judge ruled their release in October
2008, and they were resettled in Bermuda.
RECONCILIATION
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Hansen came about the opportunity to meet the men
through the organization Witness Against Torture, which
began in 2005 when 25 Americans went to Guantánamo
Bay and attempted to visit the detention facility. The group
aims to build awareness about torture and indefinite
detention amongst Americans and forge human ties with
the prisoners at Guantánamo and their families. Hansen
also wrote about Guantánamo Bay as part of his master’s
thesis, titled “Countering Terrorism with Justice: A Catholic
Response to Policies of Indefinite Detention in the Fight
Against Terrorism.” When he heard about the men who
had been released, he spoke with Kirk about setting up a
personal meeting with them.
“I didn’t really know what I expected to get out of
the trip, but I learned an awful lot about the men, their
situation, and their character. They expressed a desire to
move on after their captivity, and although they toiled for
years in Guantánamo, they did not show any resentment
toward their captors. Instead, they spoke about all
Americans with gentleness and compassion, asking only
that the U.S. act swiftly to release the five Uyghurs who
remain imprisoned at Guantánamo.”
The time Hansen and his friends spent with the
Uyghurs proved to be fun and rewarding, as the men
spent time playing soccer and talking about friends,
family, and faith. For the four men residing in Bermuda,
however, it was only a brief respite from their concerns
about relocation.
Jeremy Kirk, John Bambrick, and Luke Hansen, S.J. ’04 in Bermuda.
“The men were offered relocation on Palau, a tiny
Pacific island,” explained Hansen. “But these men are
Muslims, and to ask them to move to a small, unfamiliar
place with no other Muslims and little opportunity for work
is not a reasonable option. It should be the responsibility
of the U.S. to find a suitable country for them.”
Washington, D.C. has a strong Uyghur community.
However, the United States government feels it will be
politically unpopular to allow suspected terrorists to
resettle in the U.S. Furthermore, the U.S. refuses to send
the men back to China because of the Convention against
Torture, which stipulates that a country cannot extradite
a person to another country where there are substantial
grounds for believing that person would be in danger
of being subjected to torture. So for now, the men will
remain in Bermuda.
Hansen is grateful for the time he spent in Bermuda,
and he is glad that he was able to form a bond with the
Uyghur men and learn about their backgrounds and
their ordeal. It was his time at SJC, Hansen believes, that
allowed him to connect with the men on a deep and
personal level.
“The Core Program has had a tremendous impact
on my life and played a big role in my knowledge and
curiosity of foreign cultures and issues. I took Core 8 twice
by choice, which allowed me to learn about Africa and
India, giving me more exposure to foreign affairs than
most students at Saint Joseph’s College. It really helped
prepare me for the experience in Bermuda, because I
was able to view the situation from multiple perspectives
while having the ability to learn about these men and their
culture.”
It is remarkable to see the capacity for forgiveness
the released Uyghurs displayed after being unjustly
imprisoned for close to a decade. Until the remaining five
Uyghurs are released from Guantánamo, though, the four
men in Bermuda will not totally be at peace.
“Our happiness will come when our brothers are out,”
said Khalil Mamut, 32, one of the Uyghurs in Bermuda.
“Whenever I eat, whenever I pray, I think of them
intensely.” So does Luke Hansen.
It’s Because of
“My life has been wonderful, and it’s because of my
time at Saint Joseph’s College.”
It’s safe to say, then, that Reilly made the right choice
going to SJC instead of the University of Illinois, where
a good friend wanted him to join him. Instead, Reilly
attended an orientation at SJC with his parents and knew
he had found the right place. In September 1960, Joe
began his freshman year at SJC. He admits it was tough
living, but from the difficult conditions there arose a
toughness and camaraderie with his fellow students that
are unparalleled in college life today.
“It was quite an experience,” said Reilly. “I lived
across the street from the College in Drexel Hall, so every
morning I had to get up and walk to class. It wasn’t much
of a pain, but winter was rough. However, experiences
like that taught me to bite the bullet and forget the
hardships, because the education I received made
everything worthwhile.”
One similarity between the College of Reilly’s time
and the more than 1,000 students that attend today is the
personal student-teacher interaction that comes with
small class sizes.
“The professors were wonderful,” said Reilly. “They
were smart, personable, and always made it clear they
cared about me and every other student as individuals.
Being in classes with less than 20 students, everyone had
to do their work and do it well or risk getting nailed. There
was no skating by at SJC.”
Joe Reilly ’64 founded
Payroll Control Systems
in December 1995.
The path that led to Reilly’s founding of Payroll
Control Systems had many stops along the way. In
1969, he joined IBM and worked in the Service Bureau
Corporation division. The division was sold to Control
Data Corporation in 1973, and they promoted Reilly to
Sales Manager in Minneapolis in 1979. In 1986, he was
named the company’s National Sales Manager in their
Independent Sales Organization division. Reilly joined Cap
Gemini America, an international consulting organization,
as Branch Manager in 1987 and did some independent
consulting for a few years before founding Payroll
Control Systems in December 1995. As the President of
Payroll Control Systems, Reilly oversees a company that
provides payroll processing services and human resource
management to businesses in all 50 states. Payroll Control
Systems currently has offices in Minnesota, Arizona,
Wisconsin, and Washington.
Reilly is a board member of the Twin Cities Division of
the March of Dimes and past President of Variety ClubThe International Children’s Charity, and he was named
the 2010 TwinWest Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneur
of the Year. It was only fitting he received the honor after
being named the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce
Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year in 1999.
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Although he has earned every bit of recognition, Reilly
credits his 43 employees for making Payroll Control
Systems successful. Reilly and his wife, Patricia, spent a
few weeks over the summer traveling through Europe,
enjoying such cities as Prague, Vienna, and Amsterdam.
“My staff takes care of everything. It’s their hard work
and loyalty that allows me to go on vacations and enjoy
myself without worrying about the company.”
In the end, though, Reilly traces all of his
accomplishments back to SJC, where he learned the
importance of discipline, resourcefulness (he once
pawned his wife’s wedding ring to make payroll early in
his PCS career), and a liberal arts education.
“At SJC, I learned to see the big picture. I came to
college expecting to study marketing, but courses in art,
astronomy, and literature gave me a much better and
broader understanding of the world around me.”
SJC laid the foundation for success, Reilly built on
it, and TwinWest Chamber of Commerce rewarded
him. However, Reilly’s greatest reward is knowing that
graduating from SJC has given him a life that has been
nothing short of perfect.
RECONCILIATION
After completing the first semester
of his senior year, Reilly’s time
at SJC ended abruptly when he
decided to start working. His
grades weren’t much to admire,
and he felt it was time to start
earning money. Reilly joined
the workforce, but when a high
intensity class was offered at
Calumet College of St.
Joseph in Whiting, Ind.,
he committed himself to
finishing his education
and earning his degree in
marketing.
“Earning my degree was the best thing that ever
happened to me. It opened so many doors.”
SJC NEWS
In your room by 9:00 pm, power off at 11:00 pm. Being
a student at Saint Joseph’s College in 1960 was an
experience unlike anything students in 2010 can relate to,
but Joe Reilly ’64 wouldn’t have had it any other way.
Plato at Athens
Academy: Ever
have one of
those days?
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SJC NEWS
Wish you were here...
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National demonstration in Athens
on June 29, 2010.
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RECONCILIATION
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Alex “the Great”
Makin ’11
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Odeon of Herodes Atticus: Daren, Maureen, Mike,
Abigail, Lindsey, Alex, and Steve
An Exercise in Antiquity
Senior Abigail Gazda of Whiting, Ind;
Mike Hagen ’10 of Chicago, Ill.; Lindsey
House ’10 of Greenfield, Ind.; senior Alex
Makin ’11 of Warrawong, Australia; senior
Steve Sasak of Oak Lawn, Ill; and Daren
Wagner ’10 of Weyauwega, Wis. all made the
trip. Saint Joseph’s College Vice President for
Institutional Advancement & Marketing
Dr. Maureen Egan ’90
represented Querry, who was
unable to attend.
SJC NEWS
On June 26th, six students from Assistant
Professor of Physical Education Patricia
Querry’s Exercise Physiology class embarked
for Athens, Greece to attend the 6th Annual
International Conference on Kinesiology and
Exercise Sciences.
The students presented
their pilot study, “Effects of
a FITT Lunch.” FITT stands
for frequency, intensity, time,
and type of activity. Once
the presentations ended, the
group was able to tour Greece,
including a hike up Acropolis to
view the Parthenon. The group
also embarked on a cruise from
the Port of Piraeus to the islands
of Hydra, Poros, and Aegina.
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SJC students witnessed history
in the making, because at the
time, Greece was in the middle
of a severe economic crisis.
Greek riot police clashed with
protesters in Athens during a 24hour general strike against costcutting reforms.
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Parthenon: Mike,
Alex; Daren,
Steve, Lindsey,
and Abigail
Transportation of Hydra
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SJC NEWS
ZACH CONRAD ’14
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When I was little, my mom was a Nursing student here
and I would sometimes go to classes with her. My favorite
part would be going to the pond to “feed the fishies,” as I
would say.
RECONCILIATION
Thinking back on that, when I arrived on campus my
junior year of high school, I felt an excitement about being
in the place that my mother had been and succeeded. I
then started looking at other schools as well, but didn’t
have a good feeling like I did being on this campus.
On subsequent visits to campus, my mom started
picking up on my excitement about the programs offered
here and how I could get involved. So, with that said,
yes...my mother influenced my decision in choosing Saint
Joseph’s College.
I have immersed myself in the Core Program, and I
really think I am off to a good start. When things have been
tough, as I know will happen often, I have thought of my
mom’s motivation and how she made it through and took
care of me all at once. If she did it, then, by golly, I can!
When we said goodbye on the first day of Freshman
Orientation, I took her to the pond where we fed the fish
together so many years earlier. I told her that I know I am
going to be just fine. Because of my mom, I will succeed
here. She set the bar...and I am going to raise it that much
more!
I am a proud Puma legacy.
Spotlight
JILL CONRAD ’98
Zach played a huge part in my decision to attend
Saint Joseph’s as well! When Zach was a baby of
only a few weeks old, I thought, “How am I going to
support this precious boy?” Right then and there I
knew I was going to be a nurse.
I looked at several nursing programs, but was
drawn to Saint Joseph’s/St. Elizabeth’s because you
start patient care on day one. After my first semester at
Saint Joseph’s, I was going to quit. I spent time talking
with Anita Reed and she convinced me to hang on.
Years later, when Zach had his interview for the
Presidential Scholarship competition at Saint Joseph’s,
it was Anita Reed who interviewed him. I had told
him this story about Anita and his meeting with her
made him even more convinced he was where he
was supposed to be.
During my last year while completing my BSN,
Zach enjoyed coming with me to Saint Joseph’s, as
we would always stop to feed the fishies. Whenever
school got tough, I would remember my reason for
being there. I was there because I had a precious
little boy to support and care for. You can see that he
influenced me in my career path and was essentially
the reason for my choosing Saint Joseph’s and the
Nursing program. I never knew when I was feeding
fishies with my little boy that I would be feeding
those fishies 13 years later while visiting him at Saint
Joseph’s!
SJC NEWS
Legacy students for 2010-2011. L-R, 1st row: Randee Portteus, Laura Creviston, Alex Grostefan, James Brummett. 2nd row: Jeremiah Wright,
Katherine McGuire, Emily Larson, Natalie Gouwens. 3rd row: William Harmon, Katherine Dittman, Zach Conrad, Kendall Harwell.
President Dennis Riegelnegg
is very pleased that
Saint Joseph’s College
was named a
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SJC NEWS
Divine
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Michael Carmody ’04 knew he needed to do
something for his brother. Developmentally disabled with
Down syndrome, John Carmody faced a predicament
– when he turned 22, he no longer qualified for the
educational and occupational programs that are funded
and offered by the public school system. This presented
a lot of challenges – most of all in that John would lose
the companionship of his classmates who represented
the majority of his social interaction. It didn’t take long for
Michael to tackle the problem and go to bat for his brother.
Knocks has given parents and their developmentally
disabled sons and daughters a much-needed outlet for
furthering their education and social interaction. Learning
job and social skills can’t end after 21, which Carmody
quickly realized in spending time with his brother and his
brother’s friends at group sessions while growing up. He
quickly learned that these were the only opportunities
for John to interact with people like him in the same age
group, and it was this realization that prompted him to do
something for his brother and those in a similar situation.
In response to the dilemma, Michael formed
Opportunity Knocks, a nonprofit organization, to “bridge
the gap of care and resources for the developmentally
disabled.” Michael’s efforts have yielded commendable
results, and the organization has done exactly what he
planned for it to do: give the developmentally disabled and
their parents a support system once the critical age of 22 is
reached.
“Opportunity Knocks supplements shelter workshops
such as Aspire and Sequin very well. Those places
handle more of the job training while we try to add the
recreational aspects. Our goal is to make these people’s
time at Opportunity Knocks fun while utilizing an everchanging curriculum.”
“Although it took a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to get
started, I had some great people around me who made
getting the organization started much easier than it should
have been. We formed a board of directors, and my
brother Phil stepped up as President of the organization.”
RECONCILIATION
With a service area covering the Chicago suburbs
of Oak Park, River Forest, and Forest Park, Opportunity
The founding and growth of Opportunity Knocks is
largely the result of SJC alumni and the impact SJC had on
Michael, who refers to the organization as a “Puma thing.”
Michael’s father, John Carmody ’68, is an SJC alumnus,
and John’s college roommate, Quinn Mucker ’68, is the
accountant for Opportunity Knocks. John is a member of
the Opportunity Knocks board of directors and finance
committee, and Tim Clark ’02 serves on the board
of directors. Charles Carmody ’98 is on the finance
committee, and Jamie Holden ’04, Colin Carmody ’06,
The faces of Opportunity Knocks.
SJC NEWS
Mike Carmody ’04
and Kristyn Corley ’05
serve on the Opportunity
Knocks auxiliary board of
directors. Anne Niemiec ’01
and Stan Niemiec ’05 both
volunteer at Opportunity
Knocks.
“Kathy was a great friend
of mine, and she always
treated John so well,” said
Michael. “The KG Classic is
a way to keep her memory
alive.”
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Mike ’04 and Phil Carmody at the KG Classic.
Michael also began the KG Classic in memory of
lifelong friend and SJC alumna Kathy Garrigan ’05, who
died in a boating accident on Harding Lake near Fairbanks,
Alaska at the age of 24. She and Michael went through
grade school, middle school, high school, and college
together. On Saturday, September 25, the event was held
for the fourth consecutive year in Forest Park, Ill. The KG
Classic is a one-day, 20 team co-ed softball tournament
meant to honor Kathy while raising money and awareness
for the causes she held closest to her heart. This year, all
proceeds from the Classic went to Opportunity Knocks.
Opportunity Knocks
continues to receive
support from the SJC
community, specifically from
Associate Professor of Management and Marketing Teresa
Massoels’ ’89 Sales and Marketing Management class. The
last three years, the class has had to market, develop, sell,
and deliver “Puma Poppers,” which are chocolate covered
balls of peanut butter. The class then selects various
organizations and causes they would like to support with
the profits. Massoels invited Michael and his brother,
Colin, to speak to the class about Opportunity Knocks.
Accompanied by a matching grant from an SJC alumnus,
the class ultimately selected Opportunity Knocks and sent
a check for $1,350 to the Carmody brothers.
“That’s the great thing about SJC,” said Michael. “I
never had Professor Massoels as a teacher, yet here she is,
along with her class, inviting Colin and me to come down
and speak and later on sending us a check. You meet
people at SJC that you come to know for a lifetime, and
there is always someone you can call for anything.”
To learn more about Opportunity Knocks, visit
www.opportunityknocksnow.org.
RECONCILIATION
“There are a few
professors at SJC that
pushed me in the right
direction, who helped me realize the kind of person I
wanted to be. Dr. Tom Ryan ’70, Associate Professor of
Education, was an excellent teacher and mentor, and
I was and still am very close with Fr. Tim McFarland,
C.PP.S. ’78. He was the priest who presided over my
brother Charles’ wedding ceremony, and he is also
going to preside over another of my brother’s upcoming
wedding.”
SJC NEWS
Pumas to Remember from a
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When people hear about third world living conditions,
their minds usually wander to destitute villages in
foreign countries. Dirt roads, no running water, no police
force, and little to no income are necessities that most
Americans take for granted. It is surprising to some, then,
to find out that a few years ago these types of conditions
could be found in less than an hour’s drive from Saint
Joseph’s College. Chantel ’11 and Sadé ’10 Johnson can
tell you all about life in Hopkins Park, Ill., but the real story
is how they overcame the hardships inherent in living
there. One an SJC graduate and the other a determined
senior following suit, Chantel and Sadé are fighting what
some might see as a losing battle. To hear their story, it’s
clear they have already won.
In Hopkins Park, Ill., many of the residents have settled
on the fact that their town has essentially been forgotten.
A 2002 New York Times story declaring the area one of
the poorest in the country brought to light the horrendous
living conditions the residents faced, and a visit from
Oprah Winfrey for a 2005 special episode of her show
clarified that little had changed. Unfortunately, neither the
article nor Oprah facilitated any significant improvements.
In describing the town as it was during her childhood,
Sadé painted a picture of a desolate, emaciated
neighborhood left to die by the state of Illinois.
RECONCILIATION
“For a long time there were no businesses or shops,
and almost all the roads were unpaved,” said Sadé. “Many
citizens were without running water, and people would
have to drive 30 minutes to get gas.”
Today, the situation in Pembroke Township, which
incorporates Hopkins Park, is somewhat improved.
In 2009, the township was assigned its own zip code,
ensuring it would receive some tax revenues. However,
Hopkins Park remains without a police force and bared the
brunt of a devastating tornado in early June. The Chicago
Tribune reports that the average household income in
the area is $14,000, about $35,000 below the Illinois state
average. Despite the hardships that come with living in
Hopkins Park, Sadé plans to return. She has seen people
from her town find success and never look back, but she
doesn’t want to leave Hopkins Park in the rearview mirror.
“Being involved with Habitat for Humanity at SJC, I had
the chance to go to other towns like Hopkins Park and
work on houses for needy families,” said Sadé, who went
on Habitat trips to North Carolina and Mississippi along
with Chantel. “When those people see others giving their
time and effort to give them a better life, it helps change
their outlook and gives them hope.”
Standing behind Sadé and Chantel always is their
grandmother, a retired factory worker, whom they live
with along with their father.
“She’s been a very big role model for us,” said Sadé.
“She taught us to reach for our dreams and always
remember where we came from.”
Chantel agreed, saying, “Our grandma really pushed us
in school. In her house, C’s are failing, B’s are average, and
A’s are expected.”
Sadé ’10 and Chantel ’11 Johnson.
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An abandoned home on a flooded street in Hopkins Park, one of the poorest towns in the state of Illinois.
“After visiting SJC when Sadé first came to compete
for the Presidential Scholarship, I knew it was where I
belonged, too,” said Chantel. “I love the family atmosphere
here and the small class sizes, and I know I’m in the right
place.”
Since graduating, Sadé spent her summer studying for
the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT), which she
took on Friday, September 3. She is applying to Meharry
Medical College in Nashville, Tenn. After graduation,
Chantel will consider teaching at Lorenzo R. Smith
Elementary School, which she attended, in Hopkins Park.
However, the school’s enrollment is dangerously low. She
is also mulling over an internship at Waycross Episcopal
Camp in Morgantown, Ind., where she spent the last three
summers as a camp counselor. As was the case in school,
Chantel and Sadé expect to find success around every
corner of their bright future. They also know that going
to college is an attainable goal for anyone regardless of
where they live.
“If the cost of going to college is an issue, work hard
for a scholarship, apply for grants, and talk to people who
might be able to help you,” said Chantel. “Communicate
with people at the college or university you are interested
in and find out about the ways they can assist you.”
While Hopkins Park continues to fight for
improvements, two of its daughters are flourishing. Their
unassuming manner and lighthearted, bubbly personalities
resonate as reminders that finding happiness and success
depends on how you face adversity. When you see
Chantel and Sadé smile, you understand how they’ve
approached it.
RECONCILIATION
Despite their good grades in high school, the sisters
knew they wouldn’t be able to afford full tuition to
college. However, they were determined to continue
their education. Sadé attended a college fair in nearby
Bourbonnais, where she was introduced to SJC by former
Admissions Counselor Greg Rathnow ’04. Greg convinced
her to visit campus, and she fell in love with it. She
competed for the Presidential Scholarship and ultimately
earned an Honors Scholarship, sealing her ticket into SJC.
Chantel also competed for the Presidential Scholarship the
following year before receiving an Honors Scholarship as
well.
SJC NEWS
December 2010
12/4: Gallagher Charitable Society; Winter Formal
12/5: Service of Lessons and Carols, Chapel, 4 p.m. CST
12/6: “Everyday Applications of Eastern Spirituality,” lectures by Rachel Mahns Pulver ’97 (T’ai Chi) and
Bob Jansen, C.PP.S. ’06 (Meditation), Shen Auditorium/
Core Education Center, 9:00 a.m. CST.
12/7: “The Future of the Post-American World” by
Restaurant (Steve Lombardo ’65), 6-8 p.m. For more
information, contact Linda McFarland at 219.866.6246 or
[email protected].
1/27-30: Kairos 57 Retreat. For more information, contact Brother Tim Hemm at [email protected].
BASKETBALL SCHEDuLE
1/2: Southern Indiana, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m.
12/10: Jazz/Improv Christmas Show, Theatre, 4 p.m.
1/13: @ Illinois-Springfield, 7:30 p.m. Women: 5:30 p.m.
12/11: Puma Preview Day, Core Education Center Foyer. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. CST.,
www.saintjoe.edu/ad/visit_desc.html
12/12: Band Christmas Concert, Halleck Student Center
Ballroom, 2:00 p.m. CST.
BASKETBALL SCHEDuLE
12/2: @ Rockhurst, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m.
RECONCILIATION
1/26: Chicago Business Network Reception. Gibson’s
Michael Scudder III, ’93, Special Counsel to the President in
the Bush Administration and Clerk at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Shen Auditorium/Core Education Center, 9:00 a.m. CST.
CST.
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January 2010
12/4: @ Drury, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m.
12/9: Olivet Nazarene, 6:00 p.m.
12/16-17: Women: Great Western Shootout Las Vegas, T.B.A.
12/16: Women: @ Western Washington, Las Vegas,
11:00 a.m.
12/17: Women: @ Central Washington, Las Vegas, 9:00 a.m.
12/18: Central State, 3:00 p.m.
12/19: Purdue Calumet, 6:00 p.m.
12/29: Women: @ Wayne State, 5:30 p.m.
12/30: Michigan Tech, 5:00 p.m.
1/4: Kentucky Wesleyan, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m.
1/6: @ Wisconsin-Parkside, 7:30 p.m. Women: 5:30 p.m.
1/15: Bellarmine, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m.
1/17: @ Missouri S&T, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m.
1/20: Maryville, 7:30 p.m., Women: 5:30 p.m.
1/22: Missouri Saint-Louis, 3:00 p.m., Women: 1:00 p.m.
1/27: @ Northern Kentucky, 6:30 p.m., Women: 4:30 p.m.
1/29: @ Indianapolis, 2:00 p.m., Women: 4:30 p.m.
SAVE THE DATE
FEBRuARY 5
Rock the House event
Basketball: Lewis, 3:00 p.m.,
Women: 1:00 p.m.
Zegarac Taken in 42nd Round of
Zegarac just completed a solid season with the Single-A
Bakersfield Blaze, where he made 34 appearances and
finished with a 2-1 record in a relief role. In 38.2 innings
of work, Zegarac struck out 24 while walking 15. His
consistent performance during the season earned Zegarac
a call-up from Double-A affiliate Frisco to finish
the season. The RoughRiders, who qualified
for the playoffs, included Zegarac on their
playoff roster.
“No matter where I have played, I have
always wanted to win,” said Zegarac.
“Unlike my time at Saint Joseph’s, in affiliated
baseball you play 140 games plus spring
training. One realizes that, although you play
everyday, winning is not likely. In both college
and professional baseball, team chemistry
plays a big role in winning consistently.
Considering all the games I’ve played, I
still feel I have kept the same intensity
throughout this past season as I did
in college. However, the overlapping
similarity is that a pitcher still has to
throw strikes.”
Linked in the same draft of 2009, Mike Pericht was
selected in the 16th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Playing primarily for the Class-A Ogden Raptors of the
Pioneer League, Pericht hit .278 with nine home runs and
38 RBIs. The Raptors, located in Ogden, Utah, finished the
2010 campaign 44-31. The Dodgers then promoted Pericht
to the instructional league in Arizona for the fall, which is
reserved for the top prospects in the organization.
ATHLETICS
The Saint Joseph’s College baseball program has
produced a number of Major League Baseball amateur
draft selections during the tenure of head coach Rick
O’Dette ’99. Shane Zegarac ’08, one of the more recent,
was taken in the 42nd round of the MLB draft in 2009.
Shane Zegarac ’08 made the playoff
roster for the Texas Rangers’ Double-A
affiliate Frisco RoughRiders.
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The travel and rigors of
professional baseball have not
worn on Zegarac as he still keeps
his opportunity in perspective.
Although Zegarac faced only one
hitter and did not record an out in the
playoffs, with less than two years in the Rangers system
he has progressed faster than expected. The organization
seems comfortable with his ability to throw strikes and get
outs in tough spots. Being left-handed only helps Zegarac
in his quest to move up through the minor league ranks.
“A left-handed pitcher that throws strikes with velocity
is an MLB commodity,” said O’Dette. “Shane is a good
pitcher with the ability to adjust to the learning curve
needed to be successful at the major league level.”
RECONCILIATION
“When you have the opportunity
to be around the game everyday and
be given the chance to travel and
explore new parts of the country,
what is there not to like?”
ATHLETICS
Two Track Members Become
Kaleb Thompson ’12 (Jr., Frankfort, Ind./Frankfort) and
Alexis DeJean ’11 (Sr., Brownsburg, Ind./Brownsburg) of
the Saint Joseph’s College outdoor track and field team
became All-Americans in May at the NCAA National
Championships in Charlotte, North Carolina. Thompson
and DeJean are the 17th and 18th members of the SJC
track program to achieve All-American status under head
coach Bill Massoels ’89.
Thompson, competing in his first NCAA Championships,
was seeded 12 in the shot put, but on his fourth attempt of
the day improved his mark and SJC record to 56 feet, 10.75
inches to finish eighth. The top eight finishers in each
event earn All-American accolades.
DeJean competed in two events over the course of the
championships and finished sixth in the shot put with a
mark of 47 feet, 2.5 inches. Through her first five attempts
DeJean was ranked ninth, but she unleashed the best
mark of her career on the final attempt to become an AllAmerican. The mark also improved DeJean’s SJC record in
the process.
“It is always a great experience going to the NCAA
finals,” said head coach Bill Massoels, who coached in his
36th NCAA Championships. “Alexis got a taste of things
during the indoor season, and she utilized that experience
to become an All-American this spring. To be able to
produce the best marks of the season on the biggest stage
is something Alexis and Kaleb can both take pride in.”
During the indoor season, DeJean and Melissa Buche
(Sr., Lowell, Ind./Lowell) traveled to Albuquerque, New
Mexico to compete in the Indoor Championships. DeJean,
a 2010 All-GLVC First Team selection, finished 11th in
the shot put with a mark of 45 feet, 7.5 inches. She also
finished 12th in the weight throw with a mark of 51 feet,
5.5 inches.
Buche finished fifth in the high jump to become a twotime All-American in the event. Her mark of 5 feet, 7.25
inches was just shy of the eventual championship mark of
5 feet, 8.5 inches.
RECONCILIATION
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Alexis Dejean ’11 placed 11th in the shot put last season at
the Indoor Championships in Albuquerque, N.M.
Kaleb Thompson ’12 was named an All-American last season
after placing eight in the shot put at the NCAA National Championships.
Boerema Obtains
ATHLETICS
Brittnie Boerema ’13 (So., Manhattan, Ill./Lincoln-Way
Central) of the Saint Joseph’s College softball team picked
up several post-season accolades in May 2010 as she
was named to the Louisville Slugger/National Fastpitch
Coaches Association All-American Second Team. She also
was previously voted to the Daktronics, Inc. All-American
Third Team by the NCAA Division II sports information
directors.
Boerema completed a dominating season with a Great
Lakes Valley Conference leading .471 batting average,
tenth best in the nation. Boerema’s 22 doubles led the
GLVC, while her .46 doubles per game was good for sixth
in the NCAA.
Last season, Boerema led the GLVC in slugging
percentage (.706), on base percentage (.506), hits (74),
and total bases (107). She also showcased a .996 fielding
percentage behind the plate, while her six home runs and
39 RBIs also ranked second on the team.
Brittnie Boerema ’13 set an SJC single season record
with a .471 batting average last season.
Boerema also broke SJC single-season records in
batting average (.471), slugging percentage (.752), hits
(74), doubles (22), on-base percentage (.503), runs scored
(41), and total bases (118).
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Baseball Honored with
Sean Estand ’12
led the Pumas
with 12 home
runs and 21
stolen bases last
season.
The NCBWA selection of
Sean Estand (Jr., Evergreen
Park, Ill./Eastern Illinois) came
as the fourth First
Team post-season
award for the
Pumas’ shortstop.
During the
spring, Estand
was named by
the Midwest
Region’s
sports information
directors to the Daktronics, Inc. All-Region Team and
American Baseball Coaches Association All-Region Team.
Estand was also named to the All-GLVC First Team by the
league’s head coaches.
Estand finished the season batting .347 with a team
leading 12 home runs and 59 RBIs. He also led the team
with a .611 slugging percentage and 21 stolen bases in
24 attempts. His totals in home runs and runs batted in
finished among the top four in the Great Lakes Valley
Conference.
Like Estand, Eric Panick (So., Chicago, Ill./St. Rita) was
selected to the Second Team four times from the same
associations in the month of May. The most recent was
the NCBWA Second Team honors Panick received after
completing a dominating year out of the SJC bullpen. He
finished the season with a 4-1 record and a 1.38 ERA. In 39
innings of work, Panick struck out 42 hitters while opponents
managed a mere .163 batting average against him.
RECONCILIATION
The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association
(NCBWA) announced in May that Sean Estand ’12 and
Eric Panick ’12 of the Saint Joseph’s College baseball
team were honored with All-Region selections. Estand
was selected to the NCBWA’s All-Region First Team while
Panick took Second Team honors.
HONOR CLASSES
2010
Honor
Classes
If you would like to learn the names of the people pictured,
visit http://alumni.saintjoe.edu/Classpictures.
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
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Honor Roll of Donors
In the pages that follow, you will find the 2010 Honor Roll of Donors listing the College’s supporters from July 1, 2009
through June 30, 2010. As always, we are grateful for the generous support of our alumni, parents, and friends who
have given so generously in support of the College.
SJC has been honored in significant ways this year. First, the College received two very generous gifts of an anonymous
$10 million pledge and the bequest of 7,634 acres of farmland by the late Juanita Waugh. The $10 million pledge will
come to SJC as $1 million a year for 10 years. The gift of farmland by Ms. Waugh has a value of $40 million, but must
remain as farmland. The annual income generated from the farm real estate and windmills will provide scholarships to
students in memory of Ms. Waugh. Both of these gifts will have a significant impact on endowment and scholarships.
Gifts such as these are one more step toward helping families make an SJC education both affordable and accessible in
these challenging times.
The College was also named in the top 25 best colleges in the Midwest, as well as a Top 10 “Best Value” Midwestern
College by US News & World Report. Both monumental gifts and national accolades are a testament to the tremendous
work that takes place at Saint Joseph’s College. This work would not be possible without your continued annual
contributions of time, talent, and treasure to SJC.
Thanks to the many contributors who joined in our
fundraising efforts this year – whether in support of the
College Fund, the 21st Century Campaign, or numerous
other projects and funds. In the end, it’s all about support
of Saint Joseph’s College.
If, by our error, your name did not get listed – we offer our
apologies and ask that you contact us at 800.227.1898 or
e-mail [email protected].
All the best,
RECONCILIATION
Nicholas T. Schafer ’03
College Fund Director
President’s Circle
($10,000 and above)
Anonymous
A. Vincent Agnew, Jr.
Theodore and Dorothy
Beemsterboer
Mac and Betty Behnke*
Helen Brach Foundation
Virginia K. Carhart
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan, Ph.D.
Richard A. and Nancy K. Etter
Dr. Michael A. Evans and
Dr. Andrea Terrell
Fred J. Faulstich
John and Jennifer Gause
Margaret Guccione and Doy
Zachry
Members of the SJC pep band offer their support
as the Pumas battle it out in the Elite 8 tournament.
Michael and Ethelene Guccione
Charles J. Haag*
Marvin and Jane Hackman
Francis and Margaret Harmon
Edward and Margaret Hennekes
Richard and Judith Horstman
Independent Colleges of Indiana
William* and Anne Johnston
Ronald and Caroline Keller
James and Ursula Lambke
James and Drina Madden
Marathon Oil Company
Rev. Edward P. McCarthy, C.PP.S.*
John T. McCarthy
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi
Jerome and Diane Schroeder
Peter and Nancy Shen
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Benedict and Susan Sponseller
Michael J. Starr
James K. Valentine*
Michael J. Vallone
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
James R. Vickery *
Juanita K. Waugh*
Kevin and Jane White
Philip J. Wilhelm*
Father Banet Club
($5,000 and above)
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
John W. Anderson Foundation
Anderson Pest Control
Michael and Mary Barany
Al and Mary Bavolek
Baxter International Foundation
James and Diane Berlier
Please report all corrections in this listing to Nick Schafer ’03 at
800.227.1898 or [email protected].
Michael and Linda Bettinger
Robert and Margaret Cassey
Dan and Sue Daluga
Bill and Cathy Del Principe
James and Michiyo Echle
Ernst & Young
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Theodore and Charlott Filson
Frank and Barbara Fitzgerald
Joseph and Kathy Franklin
Rosemary A. Garrigan
Ronald and Irene Hospodka
IronBridge Capital Management, L.P.
Helen R. Kraud
Louis J. Kuhn
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
Ty A. Maienbrook
James and Esther McMahon
Ronald and Pauline Miniat
Twin Towers Club
($1,000 and above)
Terence and Marian MacCarthy
Marc J. Macias
Pierce and Vera McCabe
McDonald’s Corporation
J. Kevin and Gail McGrath
J. Philip and Ellen McGraw
Teresa J. McIntire
Thomas L. McNerney
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation,
Inc.
Grace and Joseph B. Mihalov
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Cathy and Paul Misniak
Douglas and Jan Monforton
Monsanto
William and JoAnn Morrison
Robert and Margaret Mueller
Edward and Maureen Mulcahy
Glenn and Carol Murphy
James and Susan Murphy
Jim Murphy Foundation
Julie A. Murphy
Wayne and Marilyn Musial
Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski
Kevin and Margaret Naughton
Walter and Sharon Nedza
James* and Ary Nelson
Mark and Juanita Nestor
New York Life Foundation
Brian P. Niehoff, Ph.D.
Robert and Anne Meagher
Northup
Jeffrey and Jeri Norus
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. O’Connor
Robert and Marilyn Oliver
Donna O’Reilly
Most Rev. Albert H. Ottenweller
David and Donna Owens
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Joseph L. Pawlick
James and Maria Pawloski
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and
Dr. Kathy Parkison
Thomas and Elizabeth Phillipp
John and Sandra Pikarski
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
Albert and Dorothy Prosser
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Radio Sound, Inc.
Arthur and Suzanne Rapini
Patrick and Joan Reilly
James and Kathleen Reinert
Michael and Pamala Renninger
Mark and Tanya Riters
James and Donna Robbins
Clifford and Emily Robinson
Martin and Kathleen Rosinski
Frank and Phyllis Roytek
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Stephen and Shirley Ruff
Kenneth and Evelyn Ryan
M. Desmond Ryan, Ph.D.*
James and Kris Sakelaris
Al and Renee Salerno
Richard and Phyllis Scheiber*
Scholarship America
Col. Rev. Kenneth J. Schroeder,
C.PP.S.
Michael and Sarah Scudder
Tim and Karen Seiler
James and Margaret Shields
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Leslie Steven Silver
William and Ethel Skeates
David and Marla Smith
Mike and Donna Smith
Trent and Lori Smith
Sodexo, Inc.
Thomas and Nancy Sorg
John and Mary Ann Spychalski
Karen D. Stanley
State Farm Companies Foundation
Thomas P. Stefaniak
John and Joyce Stembel
Fred and Deborah Stucker
Paul and Roberta Stucker
Superior Essex Group, Inc.
Loretto and Robert Szucs
Jeff and Carol Taylor
William and Susan Timmins
Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S.
Donald and Pama Tonner
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Peter and Sue Tracy
uSA Funds
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RECONCILIATION
Anonymous
Eugene Alvarez
Roger and Jan Ames
David and Julie Armstrong
Patricia S. Ashburn
AT&T Foundation
Robert and Marie Auer
Bank of America
Michael and Patricia Baum
Michael and Christine Bauman
John and Ellen Benish
Peter and Beth Bensen
BKD, LLP
James and Eileen Bogan
James W. Boler
Carl L. Bossung
Charles and Maureen Bowling
David and Patricia Boyer
Thomas J. Brothers and
Francine R. Armenth-Brothers
Marilyn Brouillette
William C. Bugher
Donald and Alice Burrell
The Don and Alice Burrell Family
Foundation Inc.
Chester and Maria Buziak
James R. Callero
Matthew and Marlene Campbell
Rick and Sherryl Carlson
Thomas M. Carroll
Robert and Norma Rae Causland
Angela Riebenack Cecil
John and Jacqueline Ceisel
Edward and Margaret Chianelli
Donald and Jane Clemens
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
Beverly J. Corbet
Paul and Frances Corsaro
Edward and Rosemary Cox
Albert H. and Sharon L. Croci
James and Mary Ellen Crowley
Thomas F. Crowley
Thomas and Marilyn Cusick
Michael A. and
Mara (Pindell) Davis
Michael and Helena Davis
David and Angela Del Principe
DeMotte State Bank
Richard and Estella Deters
Charles and Kimberly Devereux
Theodore and Kimberly Dickman
Joe and Peggy Dillon
Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana
Thomas and Mary Jo Doherty
Ronald and Patricia Dohr
S. Kenneth and Dorothy Dolan
Dow Corning Corporation
Patrick and Erin Downey
Mary Ann Dreiling
John and Linda Drennan
Thomas and Tamlin Dunham
Thomas and Carolanne Effinger
John and Mary Englehart
C. Robert and Gail Evans
Robert H. Fates
Faulstich Printing Company
Dan and Judith Fenker
Fifth Third Bank
John M. Fitzgibbon
Michael and Kim Foltz
Gilbert J. Fox
Ronald and Cherie Franzen
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
Linda Freed and Alan Schmitt
Stephen and Deborah Freeze
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP, MSFS
Michael and Mary Beth Gadus
Dennis and Kathleen Gasick
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
Robert and Stevie Giel
Pratap and Nirmala Gohil
Rev. Joseph W. Grace
Jeffrey R. Guenther
Joseph and Loretta Gurgone
Dr. Edward P. and
Mrs. Pamela S. Habrowski
Joseph and Karen Haburjak
Mary Michele Hampton
Fred* and Johanna Hanter*
Neal and Jane Haskell
Steven C. Hayden
William and Patricia Hayes
Charles and Diann Henes
G. Peter and Joan Higgins
Bernard and Fran Hirl
Jerome S. Hoess
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
Todd and Jennifer Huff
Joseph and Janet Hula
David and Linda Huneryager
IBM Matching Grants Program
Ken and Krisztina Inskeep
Integrys/Peoples Gas/North Shore
Gas
Ivy Tech Community College
Steven R. Janco
James and Vicky Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Judge
George and Alice Kalafut
Neal and Judy Kelliher
Charles M. Kerlin, Ph.D.
Paul and Diane Kiffner
Michael and Sharon Kleszynski
R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow
Ryan and Michelle Koppelman
Ronald and Victoria Koron
Daniel J. Kostrzewa and
Melissa M. Yeomans
KPMG Peat Marwick
Bill and Christine Kramer
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Daniel and Nancy Krodel
Thomas and Ilona Kuchta
Thomas K. Kuhar
Thomas and Donna Kuhar
Rich and Pat Kumicich
Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski
Joseph A. Lane
Dennis and Priscilla Lavery
David and Amy Leising
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation,
Inc.
David B. Lincoln
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation
Patricia A. Mulcahy
John and Connie Nichols
Charles and Dina O’Hara
Joseph and Melinda Pudlo
Dennis and Patti Riegelnegg
George and Jean Schmid
Robert and Patricia Scott
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Frank and Patricia Troike
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood
Adriane Carson ’10 in the studio of WPUM-TV6.
bold = 21st Century Campaign support; bold and italics = 21st Century Campaign and College Fund support;
regular type = College Fund support; * denotes deceased
1889 Society
($500 and above)
RECONCILIATION
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Accenture Foundation, Inc.
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
John and Patricia Alt
Gerald and Lora Altstadt
AIT Laboratories
Mary Louise Ames
Jill M. Andres
Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc.
Ball Corporation
Mike and Judy Bartels
Thomas and Susan Bartkus
Donald B. Basko
John and MaryLou Baumann
Joe and Cecilia Bauters
Frederick A. Beckman
Deric and Melinda Beier
William M. Bercik, D.D.S.
Katherine Bergman
Carolann C. Biel
Michael Bowman, M.D.
Edward and Kristine Bozymski
Brettnacher Farney Farms
Stephen and Lea Brinker
Keith and Anne Brouillette
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
Julie and Keith Brunini
Lonnie and Janice Brunswick
Frank and Jane Caccamo
David and Margot Carey
Arthur and Michelle Carrison
CenturyLink
Larry and Mary Sue Chapman
Church Musicians Guild
Joann E. Clark
Coca-Cola Foundation Matching
Gifts Program
James M. Collins
Michael and Maria Collins
Francis and Mary Coman
Rick and Linda Comingore
Richard and Ursula Conlin
Timothy and Cammille Connor
David and Hallie Cook
Joseph and Lisa Cook
Gerald and Anne Corcoran
Kristyn M. Corley
Covidien Matching Gifts
Program
Roger and Katie Cromer
Crowe Horwath LLP
William and Rosemary Currie
Melanie T. Cushion and
Ronald Brubaker
Derek and Tracy Dabrowiak
Terrence and Helen Daley
Andrew and Carrie D’Amore
Susan C. Decker
Mary E. Decker-Trunk
Philip S. Dedig
Michael J. and Jane Delaney
Linda L. Deno
Patrick and Elizabeth Devereaux
Dissinger Insurance Services,
LLC
Paul and Mary Doherty
Joseph and Yvonne Dulin
John L. Dunn
James and Christine Durkin
Stephen and Renee Egan
LeRoy and Catherine Ellgass
David and Mary Ann Erwin
Favored Dairy
Robert and Diane Faxel
Mary Frances Faulkner
Felts-Nordstrom and
Lee Nordstrom
James and Joan Fencil
Glen and Susan Flaningham
James and Marjorie Flickner
Brian and Annette Fox
Chuck and Karen Fraley
Warren and Peggy Freeman
Thomas and Margaret Gallagher
Richard and Jacqueline Gallo
David and Ann Louise Gandolph
Ronald and Judith Geleott
Kenneth and Dianne Gerlach
David and Lisa Goes
Dennis J. Goggin
Patrick J. Gora, Sr.
Lawrence A. Gordon
Ronald L. Gottschalk
Mark and Anne Gozdecki
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Anisha Gohil ’10 prepares a sample for laboratory testing.
Joseph E. Gregorich
Thomas and Caryl Grzesik
James and Sherry Gudmens
William and Sherri Guertin
Mark and Laurie Hajduch
Dennis and Amy Haworth
Donald and Sandra Hoffman
Robert and Marilee Hoffswell
Richard J. Holland
Charles and Barbara Holmes
James and Carol Hoover
Richard and Zinnia Hoying
Mark and Rowena Hurtubise
Jack and Ann Hutt
Col. Terence A. and
Katherine E. Imbery, D.D.S.
Peter J. Ippolito and
Peg Schumann-Ippolito
William and Mary Ann Jackson
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Companies
Rosemary L. Jones
Robert G. Kaptain
Janet M. Keller
Jonathan and Luanne Klepfer
Andrew and Deviani Kuhar
George and Betty Kuhn
Thomas and Juanita Lang
Gerald and Valerie Lasko
George and Mary Ellen Liggett
George and Eileen Lingen
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
Nichole M. Lukowski
Gregory and Peggy Lyzun
Terra and Scott Maienbrook
James and Caryl Mangan
Robert and Kathryn Mangan
Fred P. Mariani
Philip and Sandra McCauley
Margery and Ronald McIlwain
Kenneth and Jane McIntosh
Mary L. McNamara
William and Karen Metz
Wayne and Paulette Missaggia
Thomas and Betty Mitchel
Mary Patrice Molinarolo
Arnold H. Muller
Gregory and Eileen Mulroy
John and Margaret Murray
Thomas and Sue Nath
Leo and Joanne Navin
Robert G. Novack
Louis and Melinda Offer
Michael and Dawn Olson
Roger and Kathy Olson
OneAmerica Companies
Frank and Alice O’Reilly
Cataldo Panici
John and Marianne Parthum
Eugene V. Pellegrini
Douglas and Sue Perkins
Rebecca and David Perry
Richard and Christine Pfingstler
Thomas and Doris Phillips
John and Susan Pikarski
Joseph Q. Pindell
John and Susan Plank
George and Bernice Post
Procter & Gamble Fund
Thomas and Diane Prosser
Leona Pyrce
Mark and Heather Quebbeman
William and Elizabeth Reagan
Nancy L. Reichert and Abdulqader
Altamimi
Joseph and Patricia Reilly
Joseph A. Richard
John M. Righeimer
John P. Righeimer
Eduardo and Patricia Rivera
Daniel and Barbara Rogers
Larry D. Ropp
Michael R. Ropp
Neto and Gail Roser
Thomas and B. Diane Rottinghaus
David and Ann Scheafbauer
Gregory and Susan Schmidt
Louis E. Schneider
Raymond and Gloria Schuessler
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Seidel
Stephen and Anita Sergi
John and Linda Shank
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Edward C. Shimeta
Frank and Kristi Slaby
John and Sharon Soltis
Raymond and Marie Stanley
Don and Leona Steinhilber
Carl J. Stepanik
John and Patricia Stitz
Steve and Stacey Stitz
Christopher and Sara Stohr
Gene and Julie Suhr
Mark and Constance Swary
Raymond W. Tennant, Ph.D.
James and Rosa Thordsen
Larry and Kathryn Till
Timothy and Colleen Tincher
John and Frances Tobin
Trans union, LLC
James and Elizabeth Truba
Tony and Judy Tumbarello
William J. Vahary
Robert F. Vaughan
Timothy and Cynthia von der
Embse
Wachovia Foundation
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational
Fund
Around the Fountain
($100 and above)
Anonymous
Vito and Kathleen Abbate
Victor and Carol Abell
John and Caron Adam
Thomas and Aimee Adams
Ashley N. Adams-Douglass
Aaron D. Addy and
Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy
ADEM LCC
Advanced Business Equipment,
Inc.
James Ahr
Elian R. Albert
Rev. Harry R. Allagree
Robert and Glorianne Allen
Muzetta E. Allgyer
W. Christopher and Paxton Allgyer
Alliance Bank
Allstate Foundation
Kristie and Steven Alvey
Brian and Ginee Ames
Edward and Bernadette Andersen
Susan and Roger Anderson
Christopher M. Andres
Michael and Ann Anker
Joan Bigora
Raymond J. Billy
Philip and Sara Bir
Timothy and Kimberly Birnie
The Biz
Judy Black
Daniel and Donna Blaney
John and Anna Blankemeyer
James and Carrie Blinzinger
Lawrence and Janet Bloemer
John and Denise Blood
Russell and Sharron Blue
John F. Blum
Blythe’s Athletics, Inc.
Boeing Gift Matching Program
Henry and Anne Boguslaw
Kenneth E. Bohlinger
Kenneth and Theresa Bohrer
Patrick J. Boland
Mark T. Bolla
Stephen J. Bonowski
Ary Nelson ’02 and grandchildren, McKenna and Zaine Nelson,
at Rotary Appreciation Night.
Joseph Borowitz
Rodger and Veronica Fields-Bortz
Joseph and Glenda Boton
Michael and Margaret Bova
Charles and Stavroula Bowling
Nancy and Ihor Boyko
Thomas and Sarah Boyle
Thomas and Mariana Boyle
Vincent and Margaret Braband
James and Carol Bracewell
Matthew and Carol Brady
Scott and Cathy Brady
Steven and Jillian Brady
Leon and Donna Brady
David and Helen Brandewie
John and Cindy Bratton
Peggy J. Hansen-Braun and
Michael Braun
Erin E. Breetzke
Robert and Mary Bresnahan
Jonathan and Rebecca Bringewatt
Jeffrey A. Brinkley
Paul and Carol Broadway
Timothy and Nancy Brocker
Donna L. Brody
Samuel T. Brook
Jacquelyn A. Brooks
Randall T. Brooks
Laurence and Millie Brost
Jon and Debra Brouwer
Mark A. Brouwer
Kristin A. Brown
Mark and Catherine Brown
Thomas and Debby Brown
Charlton and Michelle Browning
Russell and Teresa Bruce
Mary E. Bruin
George and Jane Brun
Sara E. Bruner
Linus and Angela Brungardt
Paul and Marion Brunner
Julie and Steven Bruns
Daniel and Janet Bryan
Chuck Bucheri
James J. Buckley
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Ron and Diana Budzielek
Angela M. Burgeson
Jerome and Eileen Burke
Thomas and Mary Burke
James and Celine Burnett
Rebecca S. Busch
Thomas and Nancy Busch
Dennis and Sheila Butler
William and Karen Byrd
Pamela and Amado Cabrera
Chris and Molly Cain
Mary and Douglas Caldwell
Vincent and Denise Cama
Sally and Jay Cameron
Therese Cangany
Alfred and Georgia Cantieri
Brian Capouch
Lawrence and Barbara Carie
Chuck and Cara Carmody
John and Noreen Carmody
James and Angela Carr
Bernard and Judith Carrico
James and Robbin Carroll
John and Melissa Carroll
Ruth N. Carter
John and Mary Linda Casey
W. Patrick and Kristen Cashman
Tony and Dolores Catanzarite
Caterpillar Foundation
Robert N. Cathcart
Janet B. Cavanaugh
Michelle M. Cedeno
David and Elizabeth Cerotzke
Mallik and Vijaya Chaganti
John H. Chamberlain
Robert and Jeani Chamness
Mrs. Susan Champa-Seminerio
and Mr. John Seminerio
Faye E. Chennault Johnson
Ronald and Ruth Cherry
Chevron Phillips Chemical
Company LP
Chinese Christian Mandarin
Church
Ronald and Irene Chorba
Robert and Laura Christen
Timothy F. Christiana
Patrick and Sheryl Christmas
Robert and Becky Chrzanowski
Jeffrey and Kimberly Cipowski
Cisco Systems Foundation
Wayne and Robin Clark
Patricia A. Clausen
Gregory A. Cleaver
Patrick and Meaghan Cleaver
Charles and Dianne Clemens
George and Mary Clemens
Paul and Sally Clore
Thomas and Jacqueline Coates
Norma J. Cobett
Linda Cohen
Roger and Linda Colbert
Rocco and Margaret Colletti
Catherine A. Collins
Tim and Laura (Robinson) Collins
Michael F. Collins
Frank S. Collura
Everett and Lena Combs
John and Joan Companik
Paul A. Conde
Rev. Thomas P. Conde
Robert L. Conley
James and Janice Conlon
John L. Conlon
Joe and Melody Conn
John and Julia Conn
Christopher Conway
Charles and Bernadette Cook
William and Sally Jo Cope
Denise L. Cordrey
Steven Corry
Daniel and Karen Corsaro
Thomas and Susan Cosentino
Martin and Janet Costello
Roger and Carmella Cotterill
Earl and Margaret Cousino
George and Linda Cover
John and Jennifer Coy
Bill and Karen Craig
John and Patricia Craighead
Joan M. Cramer
James and Gail Cravens
Francis* and Ender Creel
Thomas and Kathleen Creger
Janel M. Creviston
Patrick A. Crisler
Jason and Carolyn Cromwell
Earl and Carol Crosby
Willie and Darshana Croskrey
Richard and Evanne Cuculick
Thomas and Mildred Cudzilo
Ronald and Marjorie Cuff
Susan and John Cunningham
Randy and Sandra Cusick
Jerome and Virginia Cuzella
Robert and Linda Cwiertniak
Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak
Norbert and Jo-Ann Daigle
Curt F. Dale
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RECONCILIATION
John J. Barrientos
Br. Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S.
Kenneth and Mary Bates
Delores and Halden Battleday
David and Judith Bauer
Fred and Alice Bauer
Donald and Rita Baumgart
David and Ann Beam
John and Rosemarie Beard
Richard M. Beaven, M.D.
Gilbert N. Beckemeier, II
Donald and Elizabeth Becker
George and Martha Beemsterboer
David and Carol Behnke
Rev. Thomas J. Beischel, C.PP.S.
James F. Bender
Kenneth and Danielle Benich
Fred and Sally Berger
Terence and Carol Jean Bergin
Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti,
C.PP.S.
James and Elizabeth Bernard
Gerald and Karen Berner
John and Mary Jo Bertrand
John and Geraldine Bian
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Biernat
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
CLASS OF 2014 STATISTICS
Class size: 241
New Pumas: State-by-State breakdown:
CA – 1, FL – 5, IL – 45, IN – 157, KY – 1,
ME – 1, MI – 13, MN – 1, MO – 1, NY – 1,
OH – 7, OR – 1, VA – 1, WI - 6
Very Rev. Angelo P. Anthony,
C.PP.S.
James W. Archer
Joseph and Susan Arias
David and Kim Armstrong
Hugo and Olga Arreguin
John and Mary Atha
Susan and Hugh Aukerman
Mercedes and Edward Austgen
Leslie and Melinda Austin
Emil and Julie Baciu
Margret Bahler
Ed and Molly Balas
Tony and Deb Baltes
Edward C. Baltz
Joan C. Banet
Daniel and Helene Banina
Steven G. Banister
Lisa M. Barany
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Barlage
Thomas and Cathleen Barrett
Helen L. Dorin
Ronald and Marilyn Dorsten
John and Jacqueline Dougherty
Robert and Anne Dougherty
Daniel Downes, Sr.
Timothy and Mary Ann Downey
Catherine A. Draper
Barbara Drone
Jon A. Dudeck
James and Kim Duffy
Shirleyann and David Duley
Edward and Anne Dumas
Fred and Cece Dunderman
Richard and Patricia Dunn
Luke and Breain Dunscombe
Frank S. Durbas
Rev. James A. Dvorscak
Jan Dworschak
Charles and Dana Dyczko
Daniel and Nicolette Dykstra
Thomas A. Ebbinghaus
Dale and Germaine Ebeling
David and Luella Eckerle
Matthew and Tricia Eckert
Robert and Betty Eder
Mike and Jacqueline Edwards
Theresa J. Effinger
Anne-Cecile Egan
Brian and Judith Egan
James and Kathleen Egan
Charles and Patricia Eisenman
William and Leona Elbert
Laurie Elish-Piper and
Steven F. Piper
EMC Insurance Companies/
Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co.
Emerson Electric Company
Roger and Mary Kay Emmrich
Nate and Karey Engels
Emilio and Maria Enriquez
Evelyn Erb
Marilyn Erb
Dale and Marie Estand
John F. Etten
David and Nijole Etzwiler
John and Mary Evans
James and Debra Ewing
John and Rosemary Ewry
J. Eric and Barbara Farfsing
RECONCILIATION
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Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Douglas and Kelly Daulton
Andrew and Dorothy Davey
Don and Anna Mae Davia
Antonio and Annette Davis
Todd and Katrina Davis
David and Margaret Day
J. Kenneth and Sue De Witt
Thomas and Celeste Deardorff
James and Bridgette DeFalco
John T. Deines, Ph.D.
Del Principe & Allie, CPAs
Jim and Nan Delaney
Michael and Helen Delaurentis
David S. DeLauro
Christine and Donald DeLuke
John and C. Ann DeMartino
William and Donna Demas
William and Marylou Dennick
Andrea L. Dennis
Douglas W. Deno
Tim and Gloria Deno
Patsy and Mary D’Eramo
Devon’s Family Restaurant
Andy and Jenny Dibley
Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq.
David and Theresa Didion
M. Ruth Diener
W. C. (Bill) Dieruf, Jr.
Stephen and Judith Dillon
Terrence R. Dillon
William and Joan Dillon
Richard and Julie DiNapoli
Brian and Samantha DiPaolo
Michael and Ann Disser
Glenn and Sandra Dobecki
James and Connie Dodge
Robert E. Doherty
Thomas and Patricia Dohr
David A. Dolak
Thomas and Pamela Domasica
Robert and Beverly Dombro
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Philip and Molly Donegan
Charles and Geraldine Donnelly
Jill R. Donnelly
Scott and Karen Donnelly
Mark J. Doorley
William and Jean Dorgan
Phil Collins ’11 puts up a fight in the
NCAA Division II Elite 8 tournament.
ALuMNI/FELLOWS
ENDORSED APPLICATIONS
29 submitted for the 2010-2011 freshman
class; 12 of these students deposited
Emily and Jeffery Farley
John and Jeanne Farr
Arthur and Marilyn Farrell
E. Bruce and Barbara Fech
Kenneth and Barbara Fedder
Henry and Diane Feeley
Ed and Sylvia Feicht
Therese M. Feicht
Sidney Feldman
Joseph and Julie Felicelli
Peter and Patricia Fenlon
Harry L. Ferson, Jr.
Charmaine M. Field
Kevin and Melissa Field
Danielle M. Figlio
Keith and Janet Fingerhut
Ronald and Denise Finke
Timothy and Ann Finnegan
First Presbyterian Church Choir
First There Enterprises, Inc.
F. Birk Fischer
Dolores R. Fisher
Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald
John and Janice Fitzgibbons
John C. Fitzpatrick
Timothy A. Fleming
Joseph and Karen Folk
John and Gladys Ford
Joseph and Patricia Forlenza
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fortin
J. Dennis and Arlene Fox
Byron and Carol Francoeur
Ronald and Sandra Frankiewicz
Gregory and Laura Franklin
Michael T. Franklin
Mitchell and Mary Jo Frankowski
Deborah A. Frantz and
Andrew K. Snyder
Frank and Susan Frasor
Free Enterprise System, Inc.
Thomas and Barbara Freehill
Keith Freeman
Ralph and Carol Ann Freibert
William and Amy Fremgen
Leslie Frere, Ph.D.
Paul and Susan Freudinger
Gerald and Barbara Friedrich
Jodi A. Frigo
Ernest and Linda Fritsch
Joseph and Jane Fritz
Charles and Sophia Froelich
Thomas and Jane Fruehe
James and Patricia Funk
Thomas and Diane Funk
Dennis A. Fus, Ph.D.
Gabe and Janice Gabriel
Dennis and Linda Gallagher
Lee and Deborah Gallaher
Marianne M. Galligan
Robert and Marion Gallivan
Joann F. Ganey
James and Karen Gannon
Thomas and Kathleen Ganz
Ralph and Mary Alyce Gardner
James and Janet Gartland
Thomas and Karen Gartland
Robert and Linda Garzynski
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
George and Ann Gatto
Charles and Constance Gaul
Phyllis C. Gausselin
GE Foundation
Dennis and Jeanne Gebele
Lothar and Debbie Gehrig
Rev. Robert P. Gehring
Jerome H. Geimer
Gary and Patti Gendernalik
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Gering
James and Anne Gerlach
Anthony and Constance Gianoli
Oliver E. Giere
Craig and Melissa Gigax
William and Johanna Gill
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gillen
Peter and Pat Gilroy
Walter and Laura Ginter
Ronald and Regina Giometti
William and Cynthia Gladieux
Sarah R. Glass
Glatselter Insurance Group
Gerard and Regina Glowniak
Lawrence and Bethany Glozier
Goldman Sachs & Company
Daniel and Irene Golec
Michael E. Golumbeck
Ray and Jackie Good
John and Marilyn Gordon
John and Jan Gorman
Donald J. Goschy
Rick and Jolynn Gosser
William and Theresa Grace
Donald J. Graham
Beverly and Gary Green
James L. Greene
John and Jean Griffin
John D. and Rose Marie Groppe
Thomas and Therese Gross
Brien N. Grow, D.O.
Andrew and Jamie Guardi
Reinaldo Guerrero
David and Mary Ann Guertin
Joseph and Barbara Gugliotta
Charles and Anne Gull
Alan and Frances Gull
Mary Jo Gurley
Kenneth and Judith Guzik
Darren and Tamari Haas
John and Susan Haffner
Gerald and Patricia Hagerman
Mark and Debra Hagert
Richard and Julie Hagye
Raymond and Janet Hall
John C. Haller
Patricia Klaus Hamacher
Mary Ann Hamer
Stephen and Carol Hanas
Lisa M. Handler
Joseph and Patricia Hanish
Charles and Trudy Hanley
Gary M. Hanley
Theresa E. Hanley
Larry and Linda Hanneman
Bernard and Lou Hannon
Curt and Leslie Hannon
Ann Kirschner
Larry and Kelly Kissinger
Brian D. Klabunde
Thomas and Kathleen Klawitter
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
Elmer and Karen Klepaski
Thomas and Mary Ann Klingel
Peter and Barbara Klocek
Frank and Betty Klopp
Mark and Mary Klosterman
Martin and Elizabeth Knapp
Patrick and Patricia Knight
Arthur and Donna Knochel
Donald and Peggy Knueve
Ronald and Rita Koebcke
Kenneth and Patricia Kohr
Phillip and Karen Kokandy
Stacey and Daniel Koleszar
Janeen Kooi
Marcella Kooi
John and Sharron Koors
Antoinette M. Korba
Richard and Cindy Korman
Brian and Michelle Korte
Michael Kosko
Joseph and Margaret Kotylo
Thomas and Virginia Kowalski
Richard and Stephanie Krouse
Neal E. Krupp, M.D.
Anthony and Katherine Kruzel
Clarence and Barbara Kuhn
William J. Kun
Mrs. William J. Kunisch
John A. Kurek
Charles and Kathleen Kurland
Raymond and Joan Kuzniar
William and Shirley Labadie
Jerry and Pat Lachnicht
Raymond P. Laffey
Patrick J. Lally
Charles and Christine Lamb
Leo J. Lammers
William J. Lammers
James and Kimberly Lanzarotta
Robert and Anne Lapinski
Richard L. Lasbury, D.D.S.
Edward and Joan Latek
John and Sarah Lau
Edward and Maureen Laude
Gerald and Susan Lavey
Daniel and Libby Layden
Susan and Dan Lazarich
Travis J. Lechien
Sandra E. Lee
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SJC marching band: Ethan Avina ’12.
Albert and Vivian Kozak
Carl and Patricia Kozlevcar
Daniel J. Kramer
Mark S. Kramer
William B. Krantz, Ph.D.
Michael and Jean Krapec
Norbert and Katherine Krapf
Dr. Hermes and
Mary Ellen Kreilkamp
Aloysius and Jane Krempel
Alan and Joyce Kreutzer
William and Beth Kreutzjans
Steve A. Kriegbaum
Henry and Angela Krigbaum
John and Mary Krisch
Margaret M. Krisch
Frank and Carole Krol
Kevin and Beth Kroll
Robert and Janet Kroll
Kurt and Jennifer (Allgeyer)
Krouse
Thomas J. Lee
Robert E. Legatzke, Jr.
Mario F. Leggero
Robert and Rebecca Lehman
Gina and W. Todd Lehmann
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
Dwayne and Charu Leininger
William T. Lennon
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Patricia L. Leonard
Patrick and Sally Leonard
Anthony and Lisa Leonarduzzi
Frank and Michele Leslie
Edward D. Lewis
L. Michael and Claudia Lewis
Bob and Helen Lewis
Thomas and Jena Lewis
John G. Ligda
Chuck and Helene Lileikis
RECONCILIATION
Ronald and Gaye Humphrey
Sarah A. Hunnefeld
James and Terry Hunt
Edward T. Hurley
Robert and Judith Hurst
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
Kendra and Charles Illingworth
Robert and Marilyn Imbur
Paul A. Impero and
Cathy J. Whitley
Kenneth and Janet Inkrott
Interstate Castings
Robert and Margaret Jackson
Monique and Robert Jakubielski
Margaret C. James
Ronald and MaryAnn James
Robert and MaryLou Jansey
James and Barbara Jaworski
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
Bill Jennings and
Josephine Beck-Jennings
Jeremy and Lori Jensen
Beth L. Jerzyk
Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk
John and Judith Jezierski
Donald and Patricia Jochem
Kirk and Camille Jockel
Homer and Barbara Johnson
Chris and Andrea Johnson
John and Delores Johnson
Robert and Kathleen Johnson
Spencer and Luisa Johnson
William and Ellen Johnson
Bryce J. Jones, Ph.D.
Dr. Jeffrey Jones and
Pamela K. Jones
Jordan Floral
Ronald Jozefowicz
Stephen J. Jupinka
Paul and Joyce Jurik
Joseph and Barbara Kacmar
Tom and Diane Kacprowicz
David and Ethel Kaiser
Stanley and Karen Kalwasinski
Joseph and Linda Kanamueller
John and Mary Kane
John and Vickie Kane
Michael and Judy Kanne
Robert O. Kanney, Jr., M.D.
Allen and Sharon Karpiak
Julie and Philip Kazimier
Patrick J. Kearney
Philip and Karen Kedzuch
David and Sandra Keilman
Philip and Maricel Keller
George and Margaret Kelly
John and Margaret Kelly
John M. Kennedy
Mary Ann Kenney
Terrence and Elizabeth Kenney
Ralph and Sandra Kenville
George and Michaelene Kesl
Joseph M. Kewley
Thomas and Patricia Kicinski
Daniel and Sandra Kidd
John and Martha Kiefer
Randy and Lynn Kiger
Katie M. King
Lawrence and Judy King
Richard and Cheryl King
Robert* and Judy King
Thomas E. King
Gary and Linda Kingma
Mary M. Kinsella
Timothy and Carolyn Kirkbride
Arthur and Dorothy Hansmann
Thomas and Carol Hardiman
Donald and Celeste Hardy
Bill Hardy, Jr.
William and Nancy Hardy
Michael J. Hart
Jennifer K. Hartlage
William and Laura Hartley
Thomas and Karen Hartrich
Harvey Hubbell Foundation
Stephen and LeeAnna Hash
Lynn and Clare Hassler
Anna and Stephen Hastings
Theresa Anne Hatton
Daniel and Maia Hawthorne,
Ph.D.
Timothy and Susan Hay
John and Kay Hayes
Robert and Carolyn Hayes
Paul and Doris Heckler
Timothy and Regina Heinrich
Brock and Catherine Heinz
Br. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.
Gerald and Cynthia Hemmelgarn
Joseph and Annette Hemminger
William and Patricia Hendrick
Robert and Barbara Heneghan
Jennifer Henn
Catherine L. Henney
Jessica J. Henry
Gertrude Hentschel
Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S.
Lawrence and Lucy Herber
Peter and Bonnie Herdina
David and Beth Herr
Robert and Anne Herrold
James and Therese Hester
Bruce and Sue Hicks
Donald and Patricia Higgins
Randall and Dawn Hildeman
Jeff and Cheryl Hillan
Ted and Kathleen Hillary
Robert N. Hills
Charles J. Hipp
William and Julie Hipple
Patrick and Carol Hitpas
John and Lisa Hladik
Vern and Jennifer Hobbs
Joan M. Hoffman
John and Nancy Hoffman
Hoffman Office Supply, Inc.
William and Sally Hogan
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
Dan and Charlene Holly
Deiane Holstein
Robert and Barbara Holstein
John and Gina Holton
Home Depot
Robert E. Honkisz
Sonia I. Honkisz
David and Cheri Hood
Robert and Paula Hopkins
Ashley R. Hayworth-Hopp and
Joseph Hopp
John M. Horazy
Thomas and Kathleen Horvath
Robert J. Hospodka
Lawrence and Kathleen Hostetler
James and Agnes Houk
Alice Houran
Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S.
HP Products
Adrian and Karen Hrynyk
HSBC - North America
Richard and Angela Huffine
RECONCILIATION
28
Seniors (from left to right) Lindsey House ’10, Jessica Howard ’10,
Dawn R. Innman ’10, and Joel Jaeger ’10 wait with anticipation
to receive their degrees.
David and Suzanne Lindahl
Anthony R. Lindsey
James and Lynne Lippold
Helen D. Lipton
Mathew and Linda Lipton
George and Susan Livarchik
David and Candace Livingston
Lockheed Martin
Richard and Susan Longsworth
Christopher and Julie Lopatowski
Terry L. Lothamer
Robert and Elizabeth Lothrop
Michael and Bonnie Louck
Norman and Kathleen Lozen
Michael and Jean Lucas
Kelli and John Lucito
Marvin and Mary Lois Luers
Clement and Erika Lupacchino
Joseph and Laura Lupe
Joyce D. Lyon
Marty Lyons
Edward and Eden Lysaught
John C. Maag
Domenic and Michelle Maciariello
John and Susan Maczak
Robert and Peggy Madda
Gregory and Bonnie Mahoney
Thomas and Jeanette Mahoney
Gerald Maillet
Stephen J. Maillet
Brad J. Maisner
Gerard and Barbara Makovec
Kathleen and Timothy Malarney
Bette-Jane Maley
Robert and Linda Malloy
Mike and Sandy Maltby
Michael and Katherine Mancuso
Rick and Imelda Mangas
John H. Mannen
Russell and Susan Marcinek
Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Marciniak
Thomas and Barbara Marcotte
Lauretta R. Marcucci
Bart J. Margiotta
Edmund and Diane Margrave
Andrew and Kristen Marino
Karen and Patrick Marks
Joseph and Georgann Martin
Joseph and Marilyn Martin
Stephanie Martin
Robert and Carrie Martino
John P. Mascotte
Robert and Leslee Massa
Thomas and Agnieszka
Mastandrea
Robert J. Maszka
Thomas and Brenda Mathews
Joseph and Marianne Matlon
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
John and Colleen Matthys
Richard and Patricia Matthys
Dennis and Vera Matuska
James and Barbara Maxwell
George and Paula McAfee
Joel and Linda McCarthy
Gregory A. McCarty
James and Mary Ann McCauley
Lee and Ann McCauley
James and Roselyn McCormick
James R. McCullough
Joanne K. McDevitt
Kevin and Julia McDonald
Rick and JoAnn McElfresh
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Fred and Patricia McFawn
James and Kathleen McGill
Lynn and Dennis McGill
Thomas and Veronica McGill
Thomas and Diana McGill
Eileen S. McGinnity
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Mark D. McLaren
David and Nancy McLaughlin
Thomas and Patricia McLaughlin
Hugh and Donna McLeish
Peg McLeish
Robert and Geraldine Meany
Michael and Dawn Medvescek
Gregory and Rosemary Meier
Roland and Shirley Meinert
Richard and Joan Meister
Janice K. Merritt
Charles J. Mescher
James and Patricia Mescher
Jerome and Jacqueline Meservey
Matthew and Victoria Metzger
A. Lee and Victoria Meyer
Leo Meyer
Leroy and Jean Meyer
Steven and Teresa Meyer
Steven and Kimberly Meyer
Timothy and Kara Meyer
Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc.
Alfred and Norma Miesch
Mickey and Debra Mikels
Leroy and Marsha Milas
Robert and Sherry Miles
David and Loretta Miller
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Scott and Sheryl Miller
Rev. Joseph E. Miller, C.PP.S.
Mark and Merry Miller
Randolph B. Milos, CPA
Phyllis D. Mingear
Christopher and Mary Jo Minick
Thomas and Leslie Miskowiec
Jason and Lynn Miskus
R. David Moderow
Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S.
David and Betty Moebs
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
John and Ann Molinaro
Michael and Susan Molinaro
Daniel and Sally Monnin
Cynthia and Brad Montgomery
Gregory and Margaret Monti
Thomas and Melinda Mooney
Janet E. Moore
Orville and H. Jeanette Moore
Patrick and Donna Moran
Thomas and Joan Morgan
John and Mary Morrison
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
Stephen and Suzanne Moser
Jeannette H. Mosher
James and Martha Moulthrop
Michael and Marie Mourek
Majetta J. Muhler
James and Donna Mullen
James A. Murphy
Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Edward and Theresa Murphy
Thomas and Patricia Murphy
William and Barbara Murphy
Joseph M. Murray
Maureen T. Murray
Dennis and Susan Musial
F. Ronald and Georgianna Musket
Gregory L. Myers
Donald and Tammy Nadeau
Nationwide Foundation
Michael and Sally Naughton
Stanley and Peggy Nawrocki
Caryle and Dean Neff
Janet and Garry Neitzel
Christopher and Joyce Nelson
Marvin and Rose Nesius
Robert and Jane Neville
William and Virginia Neville
Robert and Susan Newman
Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S.
James and Patricia Nies
John H. Noble
Michael and Barbara Noel
Robert and Joyce Nolan
James and Lisa Nordhoff
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation, Inc.
Gerald and Kathleen Novak
Steven and Tina Novak
O.K. Travel Agency, Inc.
Bob and B.J. O’Brien
William and Ann O’Brien
George Dennis O’Brien
James and Julia O’Brien
John and Rita O’Brien
Kevin O’Brien
Michael P. O’Brien
Patrick and Zoe O’Brien
Timothy and Carmen O’Brien
Walter F. Obrochta
David and Elizabeth O’Connor
James V. O’Connor
Rick and Sherry O’Dette
Steve and Carol O’Donnell
Richard and Norah Oehmke
Michael J. Offer
Eugene and Lana Ognibene
Paul and Cecilia Ogorzelec
David and Paula Ogren
Ann M. O’Hara
John and Carol Olechny
Larry and Dee Olewinski
Nora C. O’Malley, Ph.D., FACHE
Michael and Kathryn O’Neall
John P. O’Neil
Thomas and Danell O’Neill
Mark A. Onesi
Thomas and Cynthia Orner
Rose A. Ortiz
Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D.
Richard and Jane O’Shea
Linus and Yolanda Osterloh
Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski
Gene and Arlene O’Sullivan
Thomas and Margaret O’Sullivan
Gerald and Kathleen Pabst
James and Marie Pacetti
Leonard and Rosemary Palicki
Gregory and Mary Ellen Palubicki
James F. Panas
Jerome and Debbie Pankey
Kevin and Cynthia Pappert
Raymond and Jane Papszycki
Elmer and Beatrice Paris
Kristin N. Paris
Vincent and Josephine Parker
Kara A. Paroubek
Leonard J. Pasket
Karen T. Pastrick
William J. Patterson
Ruth E. Paulsen
Dr. and Mrs. H. Larry Penning
Donald and Robin Penrod
John and Barbara Pentangelo
Michael and Constance Pericht
Gregory and Debra Perkins
Richard and Geraldine Perrotte
Daniel and Lisa Pesaresi
Eric M. Peschke
Jeffrey and Barbara Peters
Phillip and Julie Peterson
Michael Petrovich, Ph.D.
Richard and Mary Pettineo
Michael and Carlene Pfeifer
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
William and Phyllis Phelan
Ethel M. Phillips
Mark and Kathy Phillips
Susan and David Pickard
Henry and Linda Pictor
James and Nancy Piggush
James and Mary Pat Piko
Rev. George F. Plaster
Christian and Teresa Poliquin
Louis and Mary Polito
Fred and Gloria Portney
Jason M. Potthoff
Peter J. Roesle
Joseph and Joyce Rogers
Richard and Linda Rogus
Shirley Ronan
James and Diane Roseland
Jill and Shawn Roser
Bob and Nancy Rospenda
Kenneth G. Rossi
Richard and Mary Rossi
Joseph and Rosemarie Rozek
Herbert and Betty Rueth
Marcus and Suzan Hageman Rust
Daniel and Ellen Ryan
Daniel and Kathleen Ryan
Dennis and Sharon Ryan
Eugene and Geraldine Ryan
G. David and Mary Ryan
Theodore and Stella-Louise
Sabados
Anthony and Victoria Sabaj
Joseph and Judy Sack
SJC Alumni Association
Michael and June Salmon
Christopher and Christine Sandor
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Eugene and Mary Lou Sarkey
Charles and Debora Saulmon
Alfred and Barbara Savino
J.R. Savoie, Jr.
R. Bruce and Mari Anne Sayler
Vernon and Hilda Schaefer
Nicholas and Katherine Schafer
David and Kelly Scheirer
Robert and Germaine Schenk
Paul and Ann Scherschel
William and Elizabeth Schlater
Alan and Marie Schmiederer
Henry and Kathryn Schmitt
Donald and Jeanette
Schollenberger
Jayme and Jill Schopieray
Duane and Nancy Schroeder
Laura G. Schuerman
Jeffrey and Ellen Schuetzner
Ronald and Carol Schuler
Anna M. Schuster
Suzanne S. Scovil
David and Mary Scudder
Michael and Jill Sedmak
Brian M. Studebaker
Joyce and Ray Stumpe
Albert J. Stupek, Jr.
Edward and Christine Styles
David and Kathleen Sullivan
John and Diana Sullivan
Paul and Mary Sullivan
Robert and Mary Sullivan
Sun Capital Partners Foundation,
Inc.
Carolyn A. Sutter
John P. Sutton
Douglas and Jane Swartzell
John and Shellie Sweeterman
Martin and Kate Sweigert
Robert and Christine Swiatkowski
Scott and Kara Swinford
Andrew and Peggie Szmagalski
Nicholas Tabor
Joseph and Mary Frances Taconi
Jason and Kelly Taulman
Clark C. Teuscher
J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin
James and Constance Thatcher
Richard and Betsey Thiel
Robb and Kris Thiel
James and Ellen Thieme
John F. Thieme, Jr.
Bill and Carol Thoma
Shelby Thomas Wyatt
James and Jacqueline Thureson
Michael and Karen Tiede
Michael and Kathleen Tierney
Samuel and Sue Ann Till
Rev. Joseph P. Tito
Gregory and Kathleen Tonner
Stephen and Jeannine Topolski
Alan and Janet Tornabeni
Rafael and Consuelo Gallegos
Torres
John and Cathie Townsend
Raymond and Winifred Trapp
George and Emily Tremblay
Vicki and Charles Triplett
Delores M. Trump
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
John and Marilyn Ubik
James and Joann Unverferth
Audrey F. Urbanczyk
Rodney and Cyndi Urbano
Robert and Patricia Urig
USG Corporation
Frances K. Valente
Monica R. Valentine and
David Ramsey
Tom and Shirley Van Acker
Dean and Eugenia Van Leirsburg
Art C. and Margaret
Vandenbroucke
Godfrey and Geraldine Vander
Werff
Daniel and Anne Varner
Karen Venditti
David and Georgia Veneziano
David and Susan Veneziano
Keith and Angela Vennall
Paul and Jane Verbarg
David and Jo Ann Verdeyen
Christopher and Sylvia Verdonk
Nicholas and Jeannine Vesper
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1279
Thomas and Doris VonderHaar
Ivo G. Vonderwell
Joseph and Joy Vrabec
Bill Waddell
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RECONCILIATION
Len Wiatr ’69, Meghan O’Neill ’09, and Kara Kristoff ’10
at the Chicago Business Networking reception.
Inder and Tiffany Seekri
Ralph and Rita Seidl
Gerald and Patricia Seikel
Mark T. Seiler
Leroy and Patricia Selnek
Richard and Lennie Semonin
Francis and Patricia Sergi
Derek and Stephanie Serna
Jeffrey and Nancy Shake
Richard and Martha Shaw
Jane Hils Shea
George and Doris Sheehan
Robert and Lisa Sheridan
Nancy A. Sherkey
Julie K. Shewmaker
Rick and Becky Shide
Robert F. Shields
Joseph and Cheryl Shimala
Paul and Phyllis Shireman
Don and Jackie Shuler
Harold and Beverly Shuster
Lawrence and Judith Siclair
Robert C. Siegel
Franklin and Patricia Sikich
Kyran B. Sims
William and Joan Siska
Debra and Jeff Sizemore
Mark and Elizabeth Slate
Don and Julie Slawikowski
Marie T. Sloyan
Kevin and Cathleen Smith
Jon and Geraldine Smith
Joseph and Judy Smith
Margaret A. Smith
Melvin E. Smith
Philip and Mary Smith
Richard and Alicia Smith
Thomas L. Smith*
Daniel and Adele Smyczynski
Robert J. Snarskis
William and Kathleen
Sneckenberg
Ilene Snyder
Daniel and Charlotte Sorg
Robert and Nancy Souza
Michael and Carol Spain
Brian and Kathleen Specht
Gary and Lee Ann Spehar
Stephen and Maureen Spicer
Ilicia J. Sprey
Francis X. St. Peter
Gary and Pamela Stack
Thomas and Barbara Stader
Dennis and Brenda Stanczak
Michael and Theresa Stang
Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Barbara Starr
Francis P. Staucet
Dr. Ronald W. Staudt and
Dr. Christina O’Connor
Michael and Vicky Steckbeck
Michael and Regina Steele
Gregory and Mary Jo Stegeman
The Steier Group
Robert and Ann Steiner
Kenneth and Judith Ann Stelzer
Jerry and Daria Stephan
P. Joseph and Nancy Stephan
Robert and Maureen Stewart
James and Phyllis Still
Dennis and Jean Stitz
Bryan and Kila Strasburger
William and Barbara Strasburger
Kenneth and Diana Strnatka
Jack and Mary Strom
Philip and Jill Potts
Scott and April Potts
Robert and Sandra Povlock
Craig and Deborah Prather
Vladimir N. Pregelj and
Lea Plut-Pregelj
Robert and Pamela Prezek
Private Academic Library
Network of Indiana, Inc.
Leo G. Pryma, Jr.
Lee and Kathleen Pucker
James F. Purcell
Beverly Quackenbush
John and Barbara Quinn
Kevin and Laura Quinn
Joseph F. Rabensteine
Sarah M. Ragan
Bob and Beverly Ramesh
Ernie and Jeannette Randolph
Samuel and Sharon Rankin
Cary A. Rapini
Jack and Gail Raymond
Roger and Loretta Redelman
Daniel and Anita Reed
Lois J. Reed
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Doris Reichert
Bill and Eileen Reid
Noreen M. Reilly
Richard and Linda Reiners
Karen L. Reiniger
Kenneth and Julie Renspie
Rensselaer Printco
David and Dawn Richa
Jeffrey A. Richey
Paul and Angela Richey
Robert and Mary Rickert
James and Anita Riedel
John and Donna Rietschlin
Patrick and Katrina Riha
Kevin and Wendy Ring
Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger
Cynthia and Rodney Roberts
Timothy and Laura Roberts
Mark and Darla Robinson
Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Judith M. Rodia
Roman R. Rodriguez
Charles and Denise Roemer
David and Gayanne Wilkin
G. Sanford Wilkins
Gregory and Janice Wilkins
David Williams
James R. Williams
Anna G. Williamson
Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D.
James and Carol Wintercorn
Kenneth and Laura Witt
Al and Tracey Wleklinski
Eugene and Barbara
Wojciechowski
Michael A. Wojtysiak
David and Lena Woltering
Gregory and Ann Wolven
Joseph and Caroline Wonderly
John and Mae Wood
Elizabeth A. Worden
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
Richard and Beverly Wroblewski
Kenneth and Audrey Wysoglad
Therese Yanan and George Jewett
Alan and Linda Young
Daniel and Debbie Young
Louis and Agatha Yuen
James P. Zacny
Peter and Regina Zambon
Kirk and Nicholene Zehme
Don and Pam Zehner
Michael and Janet Zemke
Arthur and Julie Zielinski
Ken and Kay Zilka
William and Bonnie Zimmer
Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski
Raymond and Diane Zmaczynski
Robert and Joan Zurad
Alumni Class Listing
1935
33.33%
Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
1936
25.00%
Most Rev. Albert H. Ottenweller
RECONCILIATION
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John and Gabrielle Wadell
John and Linda Waldron
William and Cheryl Walker
Donald and Antoinette Walker
Terrence and Carole Wall
Floyd and Vicky Wallace
Michael and Ann Walro
Gene and Trudy Walsh
Brian and Ruth Lynne Walsh
William and Alice Walsh
Frederick A. Walter
Mark and Susan Walters
William and Catherine Walters
Steve and Angela Waltman
Carl and Judith Wannemacher
Regina M. Warfel
Susan and Harris Warsaw
President Washington
Ernest and Andrea Watson
Elizabeth A. Waymire
Alan and Phyllis Waznis
Michael and Gail Webb
Carl and Marybelle Weber
William and Julia Weber
John and Elaine Weinert
Lonnie and Connie Weir
Richard and Zena Weishaar
Jack and Ann Weiskittel
Paul and Mary Catherine
Wendowski
Floyd and Catherine Wesley
Michael and Ann Wesley
Arthur and Eileen West
Terry and Shirley West
B. Gregory and Nancy Whaley
Christopher and Barbara Whitaker
David and Michelle White
Paul and Maureen White
Rev. Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
William and Elaine White
James and Michele Whitehead
Allan and Patricia Whitlow
Leonard and Cheryl Wiatr
Larry and Jean Wiedeman
Mary L. Wiehl
Doris E. Wiener
Robert C. Wilberscheid
Lorraine A. Wilbourn
1940
$4,996.14
25.00%
John L. Dunn
Fred W. Hanter*
George L. Sheehan
1941
$1,354.00
35.29%
Edward C. Baltz
Paul J. Brunner
J. T. Ferguson
James W. Scheiber
Richard M. Scheiber
Rev. Earl A. Weis, S.J.
1942
12.00%
Joseph A. Dell
Donald J. Tonner
1943
$6,270.00
22.22%
James R. Bogan
Robert H. Causland
Edmund A. Jung
Aloysius A. Krempel
George J. Tonner
John C. Wood
1944
13.33%
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
Robert F. Shields
1945
$3,850.00
20.00%
Albert E. Prosser
Stanley D. Pukelis
Frank J. Roytek, Jr.
James R. Shields
Richard J. Walker
1946
$400.00
17.39%
John H. Chamberlain
Charles J. Hipp
Robert E. Stephens
John F. Thieme, Sr.
1947
$1,677.65
21.62%
Thomas A. Brier*
Alfred J. Cantieri
John H. Ford, Ph.D.
Paul F. Heckler
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
James R. Thieme
Ed Schlueter ’11 delivers the heat against Kentucky Wesleyan.
1948
$3,350.00
37.04%
Gilbert A. Brungardt, Ph.D.
James J. Buckley
John Cerimele
Warren C. Freeman
Eugene W. Ryan
Richard G. Semonin
Thomas L. Smith*
David F. Terveer
Eugene R. Walsh
1949
$1,854.00
23.53%
Linus J. Brungardt
Francis X. Coman
Kenneth De Witt
Gerald F. Kolb
John F. Laughlin
James T. Mangan
Louis J. Polito
Francis P. Staucet
1950
$13,157.94
20.27%
Louis A. Abbott, D.D.S.
George J. Bauer
Henry J. Boguslaw
Harold A. Boudreau
James L. Causland
William D. Freeman
Charles S. Hanley, Jr.
Clarence T. Kuhn
Robert T. Mangan
Alfred T. Miesch, Ph.D.
Ronald M. Miniat
James E. Pawloski, D.D.S.
Victor F. Toeppe
Thomas E. VonderHaar, M.D.
1951
$4,680.00
14.29%
John J. Barrientos
Rocco J. Colletti
Ronald R. Humphrey
Richard N. Karr
John F. McCann, Jr.
Thomas L. McNerney
Robert L. Nolan
Louis E. Schneider
Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S.
1952
$2,925.00
19.30%
Donald B. Basko
Andrew F. Davey
Donald J. Hathaway
James E. Houk
Robert King*
Neal E. Krupp
Raymond P. Laffey
Joseph L. Martin
Paul R. O’Connor
Philip A. Vanderbosch
1953
$93,272.72
29.85%
Rev. Thomas J. Beischel, C.PP.S.
William C. Bugher
Robert J. Eder
William D. Elbert
Robert C. Gering
Charles J. Haag*
John M. Haffner
Saint Joseph’s College
Homecoming
October 8-10, 2010
2
1
1 Ethan Avina ’12.
2 Shawn Roser ’00 and Jill Stevens Roser ’00 pose with their children.
3 Mack Ogletree ’11 sneaks past Notre Dame College’s defense.
4 Class of 1960 at Curtis Creek. L-R: Bob Ernst, Frank Fitzgerald, Larry
3
Honikel, Jim Hannon, Barbara Fitzgerald, and Bob Gallaher.
5
Saint Joseph’s College President F. Dennis Riegelnegg (left) and Alumni
Association Board President Lou Offer ’69 (right) present Maureen Egan ’90
(center) with the 2010 Alumni Service Award.
6 Mike Vallone ’60 and Ed Balas ’96 at the grill.
For more photos, go to: alumni.saintjoe.edu.
4
5
6
2
1
3
4
1 Jake Birkey ’10, Lindsey House ’10, and
Nick Bosak ’10.
2
Players tussle during the game versus Notre
Dame College.
3 T. J. Morrison ’86 enjoys the Honor Class
Dinner with Lina Chesak Liberace and Terry
Ann Defenser, both of the class of 1985.
4 Sean Van Pelt ’09 and Amanda Moore ’10.
5
Dance team on the way to the football game,
including TiAna Chantal McCullough, Briana
Golder, and Tori Briscoe.
5
1954
$188,585.00
29.41%
Theodore G. Beemsterboer
Carl J. Bobay
Ronald J. Cherry
John F. Englehart
William H. Fremgen
John D. Geary, Jr.
Robert W. Gregoire
Anthony H. Kiesler, DVM
George R. Kuhn
William J. Kun
Paul M. Rall
James J. Righeimer
Kenneth J. Ryan
1956
$33,660.00
21.62%
George H. Brown, Jr.
Chester J. Buziak, D.O.
John A. Dougherty
Kenneth P. Fedder
Marvin L. Hackman
Edward H. Hennekes
G. P. Higgins
Joseph M. Kewley
1957
$30,755.00
34.43%
Harry R. Allagree, ObJN
Gerald J. Altstadt
Gerald R. Apple
Robert L. Auer
William M. Bercik, D.D.S.
Robert L. Conley
Edward A. Cox, Jr.
Ronald A. Dohr
S. Kenneth Dolan
Joseph Dulin
Charles D. Eisenman, Ph.D.
Daniel E. Fenker, CLU, ChFC
Harry L. Ferson, Jr.
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
Donald J. Graham
Daniel A. Keilman
Ronald E. Keller
Paul J. Killos
Robert S. Kinderman
Albert J. Kozak
Norbert D. Kretz
Joseph A. Mackey
Joseph B. Mihalov, CPA
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
William C. Morrison
Glenn E. Murphy
NuMBER OF LEGACIES
22 freshmen are legacies
William D. Neville
Walter F. Obrochta
Jerome B. O’Daniel
Frank J. O’Reilly
Gerald M. Pabst
Robert J. Parker
Thomas J. Phillipp
John A. Regan
Clifford F. Robinson
Al A. Salerno
Paul W. Scherschel, Jr.
Roy J. Swanson
William J. Swanston
John A. Tobin, CCE
Ivo G. Vonderwell
Charles S. Werr
1958
$17,592.00
32.38%
James W. Archer
Fred J. Bauer
John W. Bian
Lawrence P. Carie
Robert E. Christen
Ronald L. Cole
George T. Cover
James S. Elbert
John W. Ewry
Keith A. Fingerhut
Michael C. Freiburg
Thomas F. Fruehe
Ronald P. Giometti
2010 Senior of the Year, Kyle Fender ’10, addresses classmates
and guests at the President’s Senior Dinner.
Joseph J. Hanish, CFP
Neal B. Kelliher
Edward M. Kolaczyk
Louis J. Kuhn
Jerry Lachnicht
Thomas F. Mahoney, Jr.
Charles J. Maloney
Richard W. Oehmke, Ph.D.
John P. O’Neil
Joseph R. Sack, Sr.
George J. Schmid
Ronald F. Schuler
George A. Sherwood
Harold A. Shuster
James H. Thureson
William R. Walters
Carl E. Wannemacher
Eugene F. Wojciechowski
Joseph W. Wonderly
1959
$28,549.25
35.98%
James R. Ambs
Kenneth M. Bates
David C. Bauer
Donald J. Baumgart
Terence E. Bergin
John M. Cannon
David R. Carey
Richard G. Conlin
Richard A. Cote
Richard A. Deters
Thomas J. Doherty
Philip R. Donegan
Charles E. Donnelly
LeRoy M. Ellgass
E. B. Fech, Ph.D.
J. Dennis Fox
Thomas M. Freehill
Richard E. Gallo
Dennis P. Gebele
Arthur J. Gelino
Robert H. Gengler
Joseph E. Gregorich
Sr. Charmaine Grilliot, C.PP.S.
Joseph V. Gurgone
Lawrence J. Herber, Ph.D.
Jerome S. Hoess
Robert A. Hoffswell
Charles W. Holmes, Ph.D.
Paul Jurik
Edward F. Kalata
Donald C. Korte
Carl J. Kozlevcar
Robert C. Krieter
John A. Kurek
Raymond J. Kuzniar, CLU
Bernard E. Lareau
Charles A. Lileikis
George W. Lingen, Jr., D.D.S.
Norman D. Lozen
Joseph C. Matlon
James A. Montemurro
John M. Murray
Francis J. Nomina
Roger L. Redelman
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RECONCILIATION
1955
$9,310.00
28.42%
Mark L. Beischel
Edward R. Bozymski
Rev. Harold C. Brown, C.PP.S.
Edmund F. Byrne
Peter G. Fenlon
A. Ronald Gambla, D.D.S.
Virgil L. Gelormino
William J. Gillen
John J. Gorman
James L. Greene
John P. Griffin, M.D.
George W. Kalafut
Harry L. Kapp
Willard C. Kellogg, Jr.
Frank W. Klopp
David Krigbaum, M.D.
Leo J. Lammers
Terence F. MacCarthy
James W. Messer, Ph.D.
Thomas J. Morgan, Jr.
Linus R. Osterloh
Eugene J. O’Sullivan
Patrick J. Reilly
Paul J. Rettig
Raymond F. Schuessler, Jr.
Ralph W. Seidl
Leroy J. Selnek
A. Richard Kumicich
Joseph R. Maher
Leroy U. Meyer
John W. Morrison
Timothy J. O’Brien
H. Larry Penning, M.D.
Fred J. Stucker, M.D.
Charles A. Wiles
Frederick E. Hollinden
Ronald R. Hospodka, Sr.
Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S.
Martin M. Knapp
William J. Labadie
Roland G. Meinert, Ph.D.
John G. Pastrick
Joseph Q. Pindell
Vladimir N. Pregelj
Thomas H. Schnieders
J. Cotter Tharin, Ph.D.
Thomas R. Van Acker
James E. Wintercorn
RECONCILIATION
36
William E. Riegle
Dennis E. Ryan
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Francis X. St. Peter
Thomas E. Stang
Robert J. Stewart
Paul J. Stucker, M.D.
Robert W. Sullivan
Raymond W. Tennant, Ph.D.
Cdr. Richard T. Vallin
David L. Verdeyen
Peter O. Warner, Ph.D.
Richard K. Winans
1960
$99,330.50
35.04%
James J. Blanzy, Ph.D.
Kenneth R. Bogner
T. Leon Brady
Thomas W. Busch, Ph.D.
Robert N. Cathcart
Donald R. Donahue
Mark J. Doorley
Timothy R. Downey
Robert A. Ernst
Richard A. Etter
R. Dennis Evans
Fred J. Faulstich
Frank R. Fitzgerald
Gerald J. Friedrich
Dennis A. Fus, Ph.D.
Robert D. Gallaher
Charles F. Gaul
James P. Gross
Gregory C. Grothouse
Ralph J. Haldorson
John W. Hancock, Ph.D.
James T. Hannon
Joseph M. Kanamueller, Ph.D.
Ronald E. Knoerzer
Ronald P. Koron
Raymond A. Krizmanic
James G. Lambke
Thomas F. Lewis, Jr.
Gregory J. Mahoney
James R. McCullough
Richard J. Meister, Ph.D.
James S. Moulthrop
Stanley J. Nawrocki
Thomas L. O’Connor
Henry A. Pictor
Daniel L. Rogovich*
Martin J. Rosinski
W. L. Schmidt
Rev. Kenneth J. Schroeder,
C.PP.S.
Herbert E. Schumann
John T. Sheahan
Lawrence R. Siclair
Thomas J. Sorg
Gary P. Stack
Kenneth A. Stelzer
Gerald F. Stephan
Tony Tumbarello
Michael J. Vallone
1961
$35,594.00
33.14%
J. Michael Bartels
John R. Baumann
George L. Beemsterboer
Patrick J. Boland
Ron V. Budzielek
Dennis T. Butler
Frank R. Caccamo
Thomas D. Carpenter
John P. Companik
Timothy J. Connor
David E. Cook
Albert H. Croci
Thomas A. Cusick
Thomas J. Dagon
Norbert W. Daigle
Robert A. Dombro
Jon A. Dudeck
Fred J. Dunderman
Frederick B. Fischer
Joseph A. Forlenza
William L. Fortin
Marilyn M. Fowler Whaley
Robert M. Gallivan, Jr., Ph.D.
Ralph D. Gardner
Gerald W. Hagerman
Charles W. Henes
John F. Hoffman
Robert J. Johnson
Michael S. Kanne
Ralph T. Kenville
John D. Kiefer, Ph.D.
Robert J. Kroll
John P. Mascotte
James W. McCauley, Ph.D.
Lee T. McCauley
James R. McMahon, M.D.
John F. Norris
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Sr.
Alan V. Purcell
George F. Rafferty
Robert P. Ramesh
John F. Romanyak
Alfred P. Savino
Richard H. Shaw
Jon T. Smith, M.D.
Philip M. Smith
John C. Spychalski
Joseph W. Strzelczyk
James P. Sullivan
William J. Walsh, III
John A. Watling
Allan G. Whitlow
George E. Wrobel
Arthur C. Zielinski
William E. Zleit
1962
$18,423.00
36.81%
Kenneth J. Ahler, M.D.
Patrick W. Bartholomy
David M. Beam
Raymond J. Billy
Joseph L. Boton
Bernard J. Casey
Michael L. Clark
Raphael B. Clementis-Zahony
John L. Conlon
James W. Crowley
Patrick J. Devereaux
Glenn A. Dobecki, M.D.
Thomas A. Dohr
Robert E. Dougherty
Thomas G. Drennan
Harold F. Egan
Elbert E. Eschman
David J. Etzwiler
John C. Fitzpatrick
Byron P. Francoeur
Assistant Professor of Psychology Dr. Chad Pulver ’97 and
Rachel (Mahns) Pulver ’97 pose with their family and the
Puma at Rock the House.
Ralph W. Freibert
Donald L. Gimbel
John P. Gordon
Kenneth L. Guzik
Robert L. Kaiser
Philip M. Keller
Raymond J. Kelly
H. Philip Kenney
John D. Koerber
Dennis B. Kosobucki
William A. Kreutzjans
Henry S. Krigbaum
Edward J. Laude
William O. Lehmann
Stephen M. Ligda, Sr.
Robert H. Lubbinga
Robert J. Madda
Thomas J. Moloney
Leo J. Navin, Ph.D.
Walter J. Nedza
John H. Noble
Patrick J. O’Neill
Joseph A. Richard
Robert E. Rospenda
Theodore J. Sabados
John L. Schudel
Gerald D. Seikel
Walter M. Siodlarz
Richard O. Spicer
Thomas P. Stefaniak
A. L. Roberts, Ph.D.
Raymond R. Trapp
Robert A. Urig
Dean A. Van Leirsburg, Ph.D.
Nicholas J. Vesper
Frederick R. Weber
Arthur C. West
Monsignor James J. Wolf
Richard A. Wroblewski
Robert S. Zurad
1963
$1,720,392.88
32.31%
Earl W. Arndt, Jr.
James M. Biernat, Sr.
Matthew J. Brady
Dennis F. Brestensky, Ph.D.
James E. Bruin
Rita M. Buhr
Phillip T. Byrd
Francis Creel*
James B. Crook, Jr.
James A. Delaney
Douglas W. Deno
John P. Drennan
Emilio Enriquez
Eberhard J. Gabriel
Lee D. Gallaher
James C. Gannon
Thomas J. Gately
Lawrence A. Gordon
David L. Guertin
Richard J. Hagye
Robert J. Hayes
Delores J. Henderson Battleday
Donald M. Hoffman, M.D.
James J. Hunt, Jr.
Edward T. Hurley
Robert K. Imbur
Robert A. Jansey
William E. Johnston, Jr.*
Daniel L. Jones
Stephen J. Jupinka
Gregory L. Klatecki
Thomas W. Kuchta
Edward C. Latek
Edward L. Lysaught, CPA
Russell E. Marcinek
Robert J. Maszka
Dennis J. Matuska
John T. McCarthy
James E. McGill
Jerome T. Meservey, M.D.
Joseph M. Murray
Wayne T. Musial
F. Ronald Musket
Kevin O’Brien
David P. O’Connor, Jr.
Paul R. Ogorzelec
Elmer L. Paris
Michael J. Salmon, CPA
Robert M. Scott
John J. Seggerson, Jr.
Peter S. Shen
Michael T. Smith
1964
$80,565.98
38.54%
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
Allan E. Bavolek
James S. Betz
Charles P. Bowling, Jr.
David S. Boyer
James P. Bracewell
Laurence L. Brost
Mary E. Buchanan
C. L. Camp
Thomas M. Carroll
Charles A. Clemens
Thomas J. Coates
William B. Currie, D.D.S.
Dennis M. Dancer
Don L. Davia
Michael J. Delaney, Jr.
Donald D. Dempsey
Robert E. Doherty
John A. Dohr
Mary Frances Faulkner
Felts-Nordstrom
Dr. J. Michael Fitzmaurice, Ph.D.
Robert F. Garzynski
Dennis M. Gasick
Dennis J. Goggin
Joseph D. Gugliotta
Francis J. Harmon
Mary E. Harris Coman
John W. Hartford
Thomas F. Helmold
Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S.
Charles E. Horn
Joseph A. Hula, Jr.
Paul A. Impero
Jerry L. Jack
John F. Kane
George L. Kelly
Thomas C. Kicinski
Patricia J. Klaus Hamacher
Thomas F. Klawitter
Kenneth L. Kohr
Thomas Kuhar
Gerald D. Langner
John R. Lau, Ph.D.
Dennis G. Lavery
J. P. Lewis, Ph.D.
L. M. Lewis
James E. Madden
Robert P. Marx
Pierce F. McCabe
Patrick J. Melady
William L. Metz, D.D.S.
David S. Moebs
Robert C. Mueller, D.D.S.
Patrick J. Murphy, Ph.D.
Robert A. Newman
Dennis M. O’Hare
Richard J. Ostrowski
James F. Panas
James R. Piggush, Ph.D.
1965
$18,387.00
27.50%
Edward J. Andersen, Jr.
Michael C. Anker
Michael J. Baloun
Donna L. Blume Knochel
Craig G. Bolanos
Rev. Joseph L. Brown, C.PP.S.
Lonnie L. Brunswick
Thomas J. Cachur
James A. Carey
Frank S. Collura
Paul J. Corsaro
Roger T. Cotterill
Curt F. Dale
Terrence R. Dillon
Michael B. Disser
David E. Eckerle
Thomas J. Effinger
Patrick T. Fitzgerald
Thomas M. Foley
Charles L. Froelich
Ronald W. Geleott
John P. Gorman, Jr., ChFC
Joseph J. Haburjak
John F. Hartford
Randall W. Hildeman
Bernard M. Hirl
Donald C. Jochem
Thomas L. Knuefner
Aloysius E. Knueven
Norbert A. Krapf, Ph.D.
Thomas P. Lang
Vincent L. Linden
John P. Matthys
George J. McAfee, M.D.
Patrick J. McCann, Jr.
Philip W. McCauley, II
Thomas E. Mooney, Sr.
Arnold H. Muller
James A. Murphy
Patrick J. Murphy
Eugene C. Ognibene
David A. Ogren
Nora C. O’Malley, Ph.D., FACHE
Leonard J. Palicki
Gregory T. Palubicki
Joseph L. Pawlick
James G. Roseland
Joseph C. Shimala
William N. Siska
Michael E. Spain
John M. Spence
Andrew M. Szmagalski
Michael T. Torgersen
James M. Wade
Terrence T. Wall
1966
$28,160.00
20.00%
Anonymous
Michael J. Barany, Jr.
Glenn L. Beaupre
Richard W. Bialczak
Carl L. Bossung
Philip G. Calcott
James R. Callero
Joseph L. Cogan, M.D.
Earl L. Cousino
Thomas F. Crowley
Terrence W. Daley, Jr.
Philip S. Dedig
Daniel F. Dillon, Jr.
William D. Dillon
Ronald A. Dorsten
James W. Echle
Robert J. Fahey
James B. Fitzpatrick*
Frank Frasor
Thomas N. Gallagher
Ray A. Good, III
Robert E. Griffin
Terry E. Herbst
William D. Hipple
Robert G. Kaptain
Robert M. Lauer
Robert J. Lothrop
John H. Mannen
James P. McCormick
Kenneth L. McIntosh
Thomas P. McLaughlin
Frederick T. Meyer
Michael R. Moore, Ph.D.
Thomas A. Murphy, III
Charles T. O’Hara, Jr.
Sarah A. Overmyer Hunnefeld
Richard R. Perrotte
James H. Reece
James K. Robbins
Joseph W. Rozek, Jr.
Nicholas R. Schmitz
Leo J. Schroeder
William A. Stack
Dennis P. Stanczak
Michael C. Steckbeck
William L. Strasburger
Kenneth J. Strnatka
Daniel J. Tighe
Frederick A. Walter
Richard M. Weishaar
Joseph A. Wise
Michael J. Woyahn
1967
$12,325.00
23.00%
Michael J. Baum
Thomas J. Beaven
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
Paul R. Broadway
John F. Carney, III
Bernard V. Carrico, Jr.
W. P. Cashman
Louis A. Claeys
Raymond L. Crock
Thomas F. Cudzilo, Ph.D.
Robert L. Cwiertniak, Ph.D.
Thomas L. Dunham
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RECONCILIATION
Mr. Puma and Ms. Puma, James Bertucci ’13
and Bailey Snyder ’10, at Little 500.
John J. Pikarski, Jr.
George L. Post
Samuel H. Rankin, Jr., Ph.D.
Jack T. Raymond
Joseph M. Reilly, Jr.
James E. Riedel
Eduardo G. Rivera
J.R. Savoie
Alan C. Schmiederer
Franklin J. Sikich, CPA
Daniel A. Sorg
James D. Truba
John F. Ubik, Jr.
Audrey F. Urbanczyk
Paul A. Wendowski
Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D.
Edward L. Wolff
Michael J. Zofkie
Gerald F. Snyder
William A. Thoma, Jr.
Frank A. Troike
Art C. Vandenbroucke, Ph.D.
James R. Vickery*
Joseph G. Vlasaty
R. Brian Walsh
Philip J. Wilhelm*
Henry J. Wilken, Jr.
Kenneth J. Wysoglad
John E. Zid
RECONCILIATION
38
William D. Dyke
James J. Egan, Jr.
Michael A. Evans, Ph.D.
Deno E. Fabbre
Enrico J. Ferri
Jerome H. Geimer
Reinaldo Guerrero
Joseph A. Hemminger
Richard T. Kehoe
John P. Kelly
George R. Kesl
Michael J. Krapec
Gerald M. Lavey
Marvin J. Leuck
Thomas C. Mathews
Janice K. Merritt
James G. Mescher
William J. Messinger
Glenn C. Miller
John A. Monroe
David T. Muth
John W. Parthum, Jr.
Fredrick R. Phillips
Herbert R. Rueth
Eugene F. Sarkey
William L. Schilling, III
Ronald W. Staudt
Carl J. Stepanik
James M. Still, Ph.D.
Raymond L. Sweigart
Richard F. Taliaferro
James L. Tobin
Stephen J. Topolski, CPA
James E. Whitehead
1968
$28,431.56
25.10%
Timothy K. Andrasek
James J. Berlier
William E. Biros
Robert F. Bollendorf, Ed.D.
H. Michael Bowman
Patricia A. Bowsher Ripple
Stephen G. Brinker
James L. Bruns
Wayne J. Butrick
John A. Carmody, III
Mary A. Carroll Balka
TOP 5 MAJORS
Biology; Business Administration;
Criminal Justice;
Elementary Education;
Sports Management
Bethel Doty Kindell
Harry J. Dove, Jr.
John F. Farr, Jr.
Joseph P. Felicelli, Jr.
Randall A. Ferrari
John E. Flick
Thomas H. Flowers
Charles F. Fraley, Jr.
Della S. Gardner
Patrick G. Gerardot
Daniel P. Golec
Thomas J. D. Gross
Pamela K. Gutwein Vogt
Steven C. Hayden
Gerard J. Heinrichs
Tom F. Kacprowicz
Paul M. Kiffner
Thomas R. Knitter
Donald S. Knueve, Ph.D.
John E. Koors, Jr., M.D.
Andrew William Kramer
Ronald E. Kramer
Richard W. Krouse
Daniel J. Layden
Gregory L. Monti
Michael T. Mourek
Edward W. Mulcahy
James W. Nies
Frank A. Norton
John R. Olechny
Gregory F. Ostrowski
Jeffrey F. Pazona
Joseph J. Pendick, Jr.
Dennis H. Potts
Michael J. Reynolds
Michael R. Ropp
Richard J. Rossi
Stephen L. Ruff, Jr.
Erin Brocker ’12 joins student and employee volunteers
during the 2010 Phonathon.
Timothy L. Seiler, Ph.D.
Michael F. Skube, Ph.D.
Harry R. Sonderman, Jr.
Rev. Jerome P. Stack, C.PP.S.
Michael A. Steele
Timothy W. Thurston, M.D.
George A. Tremblay, Jr.
Richard R. Wagner
Gerard R. Walsh
James J. Walsh
Edward J. Winstead
Daniel J. Witecha
David F. Woltering
1969
$73,558.12
33.12%
Anonymous
Christopher M. Andres
Thomas E. Bartkus
James F. Bender
Gerald R. Berner
Timothy C. Birnie
Thomas P. Boyle
Vincent L. Braband, Jr.
Robert M. Bresnahan
James M. Burkart
Thomas W. Burke, Sr.
Vincent A. Cama
Robert B. Cassey
Robert J. Clancy
Thomas M. Corcoran, Jr.
Thomas F. Creger
Terrence T. Dariotis
Francis X. Davis, Jr.
Michael J. Delaurentis
George W. Deslauriers
Stephen R. Dillon
William F. Dorgan, Jr.
David G. Enright
J. E. Farfsing
Terrence M. Foley
Joseph M. Franklin, CLu, ChFC
James J. Galles
Thomas P. Ganz
Thomas E. Gartland
Thomas F. Grzesik, CLU
Michael J. Guccione
George F. Hamlin
Matthew H. Hampton
John J. Hayes, Jr.
Wayne J. Henderlong
Richard F. Hindery
Patrick J. Hitpas
James J. Hogan
James E. Hooten
Fred H. Hoying
Ralph T. Iannelli
Stephen D. Kizaric
Phillip J. Kokandy
Joseph A. Kotylo, Ph.D.
Dennis J. Koziol
Alan F. Kreutzer
Lawrence A. Laudick
Robert E. Legatzke, Jr.
Paul E. Lukey
Martin V. Lyons
Thomas F. Marcotte
Bart J. Margiotta
Edmund D. Margrave
James W. Maxwell
Gregory F. Meier
Leroy A. Milas
Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S.
Leon J. Monnin, Ph.D.
James A. Mullen, Jr.
James M. Mulryan
William F. Murphy, III
Michael M. Naughton
Louis B. Offer
James N. Ontrop
James L. Pacetti
Jon G. Panozzo
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
William J. Phelan
James P. Piko
Robert V. Povlock
Thomas E. Prosser, D.D.S.
John T. Quigley
John C. Quinn
Patrick J. Reynolds
Joseph O. Rogers
Ronald J. Roginski
Richard A. Rogus
Larry D. Ropp
Thomas J. Rottinghaus
Randall L. Rowe
Joseph H. Sandersen
David M. Scheafbauer
Michael J. Simon
Joseph P. Smith, Jr.
John R. Soltis
Lawrence E. Soltis
Robert A. Souza
David A. Sullivan
Alan B. Tornabeni
James A. Toscano
Robert E. Trame
Caryl A. Urbanczyk Grzesik
William J. Vahary
James E. Wagener
Michael J. Walro
Margaret J. Weatherhead
Guccione
Robert L. Whittingham
Leonard E. Wiatr
Anthony F. Wiedman, Jr.
Stanley J. Wos
Alan J. Young
Robert K. Zimmerman, Ed.D.
John J. Zygowicz
1970
$15,814.04
20.60%
Peter M. Agnone, Jr., O.D.
James Ahr
William C. Allgyer
Bro. Benjamin S. Basile, C.PP.S.
Gary F. Batchellor
John C. Bertrand
Ronald W. Biernat
Monica Breidenbach
Jerome F. Burke
James C. Burnett
Earl W. Crosby, Ph.D.
Robert N. Czarnecki
Scott E. Donnelly
John E. Dunn
Paul R. Fongheiser
1972
$24,823.99
18.77%
Kenneth E. Bohlinger
Susan Boryc Pickard
Gina Boyan Briggle
John F. Bratton, Jr.
George F. Brun, Jr.
Dianne Brunswick Gerlach
David A. Cerotzke
Stephen M. Cleary
Nora K. Dailey Phillips
Frank S. Durbas
Rev. James A. Dvorscak
Michael W. Eder
Arthur T. Farrell
David A. Gandolph
Mary Louise George Ames
Donald J. Goschy
Connie Harris Weir
Terese M. Hoovler Davis
Thomas S. Horvath
Kenneth E. Inkrott, Ph.D.
John J. Joyce, Jr.
Stanley Kalwasinski
James P. Kenney
Gerald B. Kling
Thomas A. Klingel
Francis F. Leslie
James M. Martens
Jerry M. McKim
Charles J. Mescher
John R. Middlesworth
Stevie Mikulich Giel
Constance M. Miller Swary
Rev. Joseph E. Miller, C.PP.S.
R. D. Moderow
Timothy I. Moenk
Robert V. Monfort
Stephen J. Muscarella
Shirley A. North Mills
Ann M. Osburn Gatto
Jerome S. Pankey
Arthur L. Rapini
David B. Riley
William F. Schlater
John W. Schumacher
John F. Shank
Mary Jo Smolen Bertrand
Susan Sullivan Klima
Robert H. Fates
Thomas P. Favret
John J. Fitzgibbons
Daniel E. Flaherty
Ronald P. Franzen
Sally A. Fry
James L. Funk
Joann F. Ganey
Jan Garbon Monforton
Jane Gartland White
Kathleen G. Goecke Stonecash
James R. Gudmens
Mark G. Hagert
Glenn W. Hake
William A. Hendrick, Jr.
Robin A. Higinbotham Clark
Charlotte Jones Weber
Gene P. Jones
Kathleen Kelly Reinert
Daniel A. Kidd
Gregory L. Kienzler
Peter T. Klocek
Daniel J. Kramer
Kevin M. Kroll
Patricia L. Kurth Farner
William J. Lammers
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Dominique White ’10 (left) and Andre Wadley ’11 (right)
compete in the 400 meter relay.
Robert L. Vighi, CPA
Joseph J. Vrabec
James D. Wargo
Laurence G. Weber, M.D.
Donald R. Wegner
Kevin M. White, Ph.D.
Mary L. Wiehl
1973
$35,124.00
22.19%
Richard J. Baratta
Donna Becker Rietschlin
Pamela J. Borscha Eriksen
Martha A. Brady Bergman
Robert Y. Brown, Jr.
John A. Carroll, CCP, PHR
John L. Conrad
Charles J. Cook
William E. Del Principe, CPA
William J. Denney, Jr.
Susan M. Dolecki Timmins
William E. Larger
Barbara A. Martin
Joseph D. Martin, Jr.
Vickie M. McCallister Kane
Cheryl A. Michalak Joyce
David J. Mills, CLU, ChFC
Randolph B. Milos, CPA
J. Peter Molitor
Robert A. Mulderrig, Jr.
Therese L. Murphy Wallis
Mark Muterspaw
Daniel F. O’Connor, Jr.
Thomas J. Palermo
Vincent J. Parker
Donna L. Pearson Muscarella
Douglas R. Perkins
Michael Petrovich, Ph.D.
Rev. George F. Plaster
Katherine M. Pollock
Janice M. Pyrce
Sarah R. Ross Glass
Daniel J. Ruhe
RECONCILIATION
1971
$22,505.00
22.79%
Robert E. Allen
John J. Alt
Richard P. Balcer
Bonnie J. Barnett Storey
Ann Blacker Kirschner
John D. Blood
Stephen J. Bonowski
Thomas P. Brown
Daniel E. Bryan, Jr.
Michael B. Burns
Leonard T. Carolan
Paul V. Clore
Timothy J. Comeford
Thomas E. Corcoran
Jerome J. Cuzella
V. Robert Czernek
James T. Dodge
Mary Ann Dreiling
James W. Durkin, Jr.
Christine Erickson DeLuke
Kevin D. Eriksen
John F. Etten
John P. Evans
Hilary H. Evers, III
Ed Feicht
Mark J. Fox
Stephen V. Freeze
Joseph P. Fritz
Margaret F. Funk Kotylo
Gary E. Gendernalik
Kenneth W. Gerlach
Edward P. Habrowski, Ed.D.
Raymond E. Hall
John C. Haller
James P. Hester
Charles M. Hicks
Michael Hilbrich
Gerald W. Hilker
Richard A. Hojnicki
Spencer E. Johnson, Jr.
David P. Kaiser
Leo D. Kerber, Jr.
Walter J. Klag, Jr.
Wayne J. Kubasak
Eileen M. La Voy Burke
David B. Lincoln
Richard E. Longsworth
Terry L. Lothamer
John C. Maag
John H. Maczak
Robert L. Massa
Richard M. Matthys
William J. Miller, Jr.
Wayne Missaggia
John Molinaro
Douglas Monforton
Daniel W. Monnin
Mark A. Nestor
Robert P. Neville
James V. O’Connor
Raymond S. Papszycki, Jr.
Frederick A. Pazona
Mark T. Phillips
Cary A. Rapini
James J. Reinert
John C. Rietschlin
Patrick H. Riha
Albert A. Scappaticci
Henry J. Schmitt, Jr.
Timothy J. Schwaller
David C. Scudder
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Daniel J. Smyczynski
Eleanor L. Stiller Bess
Christopher J. Stohr
Dennis J. Strobel
Timothy C. Tincher
James L. Vossen
Phyllis M. Wiley
Joseph J. Yeager, CLU, CIC
John H. Gagnon
Dennis M. Gallagher
Robert L. Giel
William Gladieux
Robert C. Gutgsell
Timothy F. Heinrich
Bro. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.
Ted W. Hillary
Donald J. Hoffman
Robert P. Hopkins
Mark F. Hurtubise
Michael L. Klima
Robert S. Kokandy
E. J. Kriegel
Charles P. Lamb, Jr.
Gerald R. Lasko
Robert Litzenberg
Fred W. McFawn
J. P. McGraw
Rev. John C. Mencsik, C.PP.S.
Edward S. Michel
Thomas E. Nath
Michael P. O’Brien
Stephen F. O’Donnell, III
Thomas M. O’Loughlin
Richard S. Pettineo
Steven A. Ranz
Michael P. Reisinger
Daniel J. Rogers
Glenda D. Rogers Boton
Joseph J. Roszkowski
Thomas J. Ryan, Sr.
Mark F. Swary
Michael A. Swierk
Michael J. Tierney
Larry J. Till
Michael F. Ward
Jack J. Wenning
John A. Wiese
Edward G. Zgonc
RECONCILIATION
40
Jack A. Strom
Steve L. Uebelhor
John F. Waldron, Jr.
Alan E. Waznis
Colleen D. West Fink
Paul F. White
Paul A. Williams, Jr.
Agatha Wong Yuen
Elizabeth Schatzman Reagan
Linda C. Shutske McNeil
Michael C. Stang
P. J. Stephan
Edward J. Styles
Robert E. Swisher
Joseph B. Taconi, Jr.
Terrance T. Taphorn
William J. Timmins
Ruth E. Warren Paulsen
Richard F. Wojnicki
Donna K. Zimmerman Moran
1974
$65,327.75
24.21%
Debra M. Bergen Botthof
Paul J. Bergman
Patrick K. Callero, CPA
Eleanor M. Dehn Pershing
Gregory J. Diem
Marcella K. Dreiling Cameron
Patti D. Driscoll Gendernalik
Richard J. Dunn
Thomas A. Ebbinghaus
William F. Edwards
C. Kelley Endres
Robert P. Faxel
Michael J. Gadus
Nancy M. Galm Foust
James M. Gartland, Jr.
Susan G. Gavin Sponseller
James H. Gerlach, Ph.D.
Anthony J. Gianoli
William P. Grace
Larry J. Hanneman, CPA
Thomas H. Hardiman, Jr.
William J. Hogan, Ph.D.
Marianne H. Hollern Porter
Bernadette Horwath Cook
Richard C. Hoying
David B. Huneryager
Karen K. Johnston Bush
Patrick J. Kearney
Elmer W. Klepaski
Daniel J. Kostrzewa
Charles H. Kurland
Patrick J. Lally
Carol J. Lane Wood
Thomas J. Lee
Fred P. Mariani
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
Barbara L. McConnell Klocek
Mark D. McLaren
Brian M. McMillin
Mark E. Miller, PE
James P. Morrell, CPA
Margaret A. Muchow Vesch
Charles W. Muller
Mark A. Onesi
Richard M. O’Shea
John T. Porter
William C. Reagan
Neto Roser
Jerome B. Schroeder
Jeffrey J. Schuetzner
Karen Schulze Klepaski
Leslie S. Silver
Leonore A. Skonecki Palermo
Benedict J. Sponseller, Sr.
Robert M. Steiner, Jr.
Kevin A. Strnatka
John J. Sweeterman
Family ties (from left to right): Richard ’03, Bennett, Philip ’13,
and Joseph Rabensteine ’01 show their support of
Green Lightning Racing at Little 500.
Rev. Joseph P. Tito
Charles J. Toben
Louis W. Yuen
1975
$51,559.00
20.73%
Roger D. Ames
Richard A. Boyle
Pamela Campion-Banwart
Debra A. Carter Perkins
Mary Ellen Cebulski Kreilkamp
George M. Clemens
Mary Ellen Cross Stephenson
Christine J. Deppe Swiatkowski
Robert M. Dragich
Debrha S. Erickson McConnell
Edward F. Gallagher
Carol A. Gibbons Hardiman
Peter J. Gilroy
Gerard J. Glowniak
Judith R. Hanneman Horstman
Tracey L. Hensel Wleklinski
Jane Hils Shea
Richard L. Horstman
G. Edwin Jones
J. J. Jones
Robert O. Kanney, Jr., M.D.
Theodore A. Karpovich
Jonathan A. Klepfer
Edward G. Lally
Susan Mally Tsangaris
Robert P. Meany
Alphonse Lee Meyer, Ph.D.
Dennis A. Musial
Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S.
Jean A. Nist Stitz
Michael R. Noel
David E. Owens, Sr.
Gregory W. Perkins
Mark A. Ramion
Gregory J. Schmidt
Steven J. Slizewski
Gary F. Spehar
Jane E. Sroka Hern
Gerhard P. Starost, Jr.
Paul T. Sullivan
Robert J. Swiatkowski
Timothy Szkatulski
Karen Ann Taphorn
James Thordsen
Samuel A. Till, Jr.
Christopher W. Verdonk
Timothy S. von der Embse
Janet W. Wasserman Bloemer
Al J. Wleklinski
Paul R. Woeste
Joseph C. Zingaro, Ph.D.
1976
$9,704.96
22.22%
Julie A. Babiarz Lopatowski
David P. Behnke
Robert R. Benesh, Jr.
Lawrence A. Bloemer, Jr.
David J. Brandewie
James M. Burns
Richard J. Ceragioli, M.D.
Wynell M. Neece
Patrick A. Crisler
Joseph W. Dillon
Stephen E. Fink
Gregory W. Foskett
Ronald E. Frankiewicz
Ann E. Funk Steiner
Mark A. Haberman
Stephen M. Hanas
Bonnie Harlan Reed
Ronald E. James
William J. Kapitan
David W. Keilman
John M. Kennedy
John D. Kirsits
Patrick J. Knight
Daniel J. Krodel
Robert W. Lehmenkuler
David A. Loweke
Richard J. McDonald, Jr.
J. K. McGrath
Debra A. Michaelis Liddy
Gregory E. Mulroy
John A. Paczesny
Jeffrey M. Perkins
Dolores R. Powers Fisher
Maureen T. Pufahl White
Donna J. Schuetzner Toren, DPM
Dennis R. Stitz
1977
$15,778.28
22.09%
Alana M. Ahmed Haberman
Mark T. Bolla
Patricia A. Campbell Craighead
Donald R. Clemens
Thomas J. Connors
Cathleen A. Coughlin Smith
John A. Craighead
Melanie T. Cushion, Ph.D.
Noreen M. Daly Reilly
Karen Davis Marks
James I. Delach
Cheryl A. DeLucenay Walker
Susan A. Ebbinghaus Warsaw
Anna M. Ellerbrock Blankemeyer
Peter L. Emer
Teresa L. Eytchison Loeffler
Phyllis M. Fitchorn Waznis
Deborah A. Frantz
Patricia A. Hajduch Knight
Mark J. Heinen
Richard J. Holland
David W. Hood
Beth A. Hoyt Foley
Timothy D. Kirkbride
Mark S. Kramer
F. Thomas Krol
Richard M. Kubasak
Mary Jo Lyon Stegeman
Brad J. Maisner
Lauretta R. Marcucci
Eileen S. McGinnity
David J. McLaughlin
Steven J. Meyer
Paul E. Misniak
Joseph N. Monnin
Gregory L. Myers
Pamela K. Ogle Jones
Lawrence J. Olewinski
Ann Pantle O’Brien
Barbara A. Perkins
Jeffrey A. Peters
Phillip J. Peterson
Nancy L. Reedy Schroeder
Karen L. Reiniger
Suzanne S. Scovil
Francis A. Sergi
Deborah Skeates Burns
Gregory P. Stegeman
Jeffrey D. Taylor
Lynn M. Ugino McGill
James W. Unverferth
Gregory S. Wilkins
Susan C. Zeman Anderson
1978
$23,873.28
15.93%
John J. Adam
William W. Baker
Virginia K. Carhart
1980
$36,360.55
24.17%
Mary E. Anderson
Teresa A. Avis Gibbons
Daniel J. Bamberg
Krisztina Bardos Inskeep
Edward J. Becker, Jr.
Mark A. Behnke
Rev. Dr. Benjamin A. Berinti,
C.PP.S.
Sr. Marlene Berthelot, O.P.
Michael J. Bettinger
Denise E. Brown Klaus
Frederick J. Carlson
Susan Champa-Seminerio
Robert R. Chrzanowski, M.D.
Frances C. Cutino Gull
David A. Dolak
Leona Fournier Steinhilber
Brian D. Fox, CMA
Anna M. Girouard Schuster
Brien N. Grow, D.O.
Michael J. Hart
Christine V. Haws Bauman
Matthew P. Heaney
Gerald A. Hemmelgarn
Richard R. Huffine, Jr.
Cynthia J. Jenkins
Michael J. Keane
Janet M. Keller
Catherine A. Kielbowski Draper
Lawrence J. King
John P. Krisch
Bruce A. Ksiazek
James A. Lanzarotta
Kimberly L. Leavis Collins
George R. Liggett, Jr.
Dale S. Madaj
Rev. Mark R. Peres, C.PP.S.
Thomas W. Reed
Julie Reedy Kazimier
Kevin E. Ring
Peter J. Roesle
Richard J. Rogers
Lee A. Saber Kafury
James A. Sakelaris
Charles E. Saulmon, Jr.
Don J. Steinhilber
Albert J. Stupek, Jr.
Janel M. Townsend Creviston
Mary Ellen Vesely Liggett
Gerald L. Wride
Donald J. Zehner, Jr.
1981
$4,775.00
18.72%
Elizabeth Avis Bakes
Lisa J. Chesak Lamarra
Michael J. Collins
Megan C. Cooney Nelson
Randy G. Cusick
John A. DeMartino
Mary Dlugosz Krisch
Laurie A. Dolak Koetting
Anne-Cecile Egan
Kevin M. Field
James J. Finnerty
Sheila M. Gallagher Schiffler
Rebecca G. Garris Perry
Laura A. Geary Ginter
Rita M. Giel Reust
Paul H. Goszkowski, DC
Theresa E. Hanley
Beth A. Janecke Bamberg
Jane A. Jankowski Verbarg
Linda M. Jankowski Schab
Kirk P. Jockel
Jolynn S. Kozlowski Gosser
Lucy C. Loew Goszkowski
Future Puma cheerleaders, Haley and Madison Graf, daughters of
Beth (Morris) ’04 and Scott Graf, at Rock the House.
Michael R. Lucas
Michael A. Marciniak, Ph.D.
Steven P. Meyer
James P. Muhler
Donald J. Nadeau
Rita K. Nesius O’Brien
Thomas Neuffer
Elizabeth A. Novack Aemmer
James M. O’Brien
John M. O’Brien
Leonard J. Pasket
Leo G. Pryma, Jr.
John E. Pullin
Karen A. Roelofs Sharkey
Marell S. Sawyer Kowalski
Charles E. Sharkey
John W. Vidal
Charles E. Wolpert
1982
$14,614.61
17.46%
Marlene K. Bierbaum Campbell
Carlene A. Boersig Pfeifer
Russell T. Bruce
Matthew B. Campbell
Darryl P. Carstensen
Michael A. Casey
John A. Ceisel
Teresa A. Clemmer Carstensen
Gerald A. Corcoran, III
Kris Costa Sakelaris
Linda L. Deno
William J. Gartrell
Robin L. Geldreich Snyder
Emily S. Goad Farley
William G. Haggerty
Elizabeth A. Houran Kenney
Robert C. Jackson
Nancy J. Joswick Tully
Terrence M. Kenney
Marian L. Kohut, Ph.D.
Margaret E. Mecler Jackson
Margaret A. O’Donnell Ahler
Michael A. Pfeifer
Gary A. Plamondon
Michelle M. Poinsatte Butts
Robin L. Ring
Bruce Shadiow
Charles R. Smith
Jill M. Snyder Andres
Willcina M. Tiede
Lori A. Walsh Soldat
Ernest Watson, Jr.
Janeen Wenstrup Kooi
1983
$5,077.00
12.78%
Anne M. Byerwalter
Rosemarie A. Caudill Beard
Claire H. Chwalek Stefaniak
Mary Beth Clark Ryan
Lori C. Clites Cutright
Thomas M. Deardorff
Susan C. Decker
Deirdre M. Elliott Morcos
David L. Erwin
Allison M. Francis Murdock
William P. Garcia
William J. Guertin
Mary Kay Hanley Zilka
Peggy J. Hansen-Braun
James M. Jones
Carla M. Luzadder
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RECONCILIATION
1979
$29,830.00
22.45%
Daniel C. Banina
John J. Bauman
Michael G. Bauman
Katherine Bergman
Karen R. Blough Hartrich
Thomas M. Boyd
Catherine Therese Cangany
Robert A. Cook
Patsy A. D’Eramo, Jr.
Nancy E. Deutschmann Hardy
Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq.
Susan J. Donohue Hay
Therese M. Feicht
Betty A. Fink Messier
Timothy A. Fleming
Sue A. Fritsche Hicks
Thomas M. Funk, O.D.
Marianne M. Galligan
Julie Gerlach Bruns
Jeffrey R. Guenther
William P. Hardy
Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche
Thomas J. Hartrich
Timothy G. Hay
Robert C. Heneghan
Bruce D. Hicks
Donald D. Higgins, Jr., D.O.
Robert J. Hospodka
Colonel Terence A. Imbery, D.D.S.
Bobbi L. Jensen Doll
William H. Johnson, Jr.
Ellen Kennedy Johnson
Brian D. Klabunde
Douglas D. Knutson
Mary Pat LaRue
William T. Lennon
Laura F. Ludwig
Julie A. Metz Urick
Kathleen A. Miller Abbate
Michael L. Molinaro
Kevin J. Naughton
Patrick S. O’Brien
Anne O’Donnell Loomis
Theresa Opilla Baker
Marianne Pacek Riley
Donald D. Penrod
Mark J. Quebbeman
Kenneth J. Renspie
Robert J. Schroeder
Michael J. Starr
Judith A. Stuerenberg
Mary E. Werr Behncke
David C. Wilkin
Anthony N. Catanzarite
Patricia A. Clausen
Rev. Thomas P. Conde
Doreen Conroy Olewinski
Daniel G. Corsaro
Michael A. Cronin
James E. Duffy
Mitchell J. Frankowski
Mary L. Girard Arend
Thomas M. Grimmer, Esq.
Mark A. Hajduch
Earl E. Hammond, Jr.
Anna E. Harris Hastings
Steven A. Homan
Robert E. Judge, M.D.
Kevin M. Kidd
Larry W. Kline
William M. Knox, Jr.
Helene M. Lenz Banina
Lawrence R. Loomis
Sr. Emily McMullen, S.S.J.
Susan A. Mescher Aukerman
David C. Miller, Jr.
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Duane M. Nagel
Martha A. Robbins Trout
Sally Stambaugh Lehmenkuler
Steve W. Stitz
Susan A. Tristano Molinaro
Curtis L. Weller
James P. Zacny
Thomas J. Mastandrea
C. Ann Micklewright DeMartino
Robert C. Miles
Gerald G. Potacki
Laura E. Robinson Collins
Lori J. Rohwedder Casey
Mary Ann Schultz Erwin
Linda M. Serpico Cross
Jeffrey A. Shake
Patricia A. TeVoert
John F. Thieme, Jr.
M. C. Wolff Taylor
Jeffery A. Zahrn
Stephen F. Egan
Joseph N. Folk
Paul A. Freudinger
John F. Gause
Cecily A. Gridley Garcia
James E. Habrowski
Suzan J. Hageman Rust
Lisa M. Handler
F. N. Hofmeister, IV
J. Scott Jones
Mandray A. LaCasse Prugar
Kevin J. Link
Clement L. Lupacchino, Jr.
Michael E. Maltby
Julie M. Mayhew Armstrong
Cheryl L. Nadeau Houk
Scott E. Ogle
James T. Prugar
Paul A. Richey
Linda S. Sayler Kingma
Rev. Kenneth R. Schnipke, C.PP.S.
Beth M. Schroeder Bensen
Melissa A. Sharp Haggerty
John A. Toby
John W. Townsend, Jr.
David B. White
1986
$10,173.27
19.46%
Charles D. Anders
Debra L. Caudill Ewing
Molly G. Conroy Foley
Jodena L. Crummie Schlatter
Denise E. Davenport Giannini
James S. DeFalco
Catherine L. Devillez Henney
Anne L. Devor Gozdecki
Chris A. Diener
Dale P. Ebeling
Geri M. Halaschak Lamb
Jeanette H. Hardin
Schollenberger
Dennis M. Haworth
Gina M. Hershberger Lehmann
Pamela J. Ippolito
Peter J. Ippolito
Gregory J. Ketcham
Richard F. King
Paul J. Klimas
J. Mark LaMere
Mary J. Lanz Diener
Kevin M. Liebert
Thomas P. Madura
Maureen T. Murray
Helena P. Pointer Davis
Kristie A. Price Alvey
Angela M. Riebenack Cecil
Peg Schumann-Ippolito
David R. Smith
Lisa A. Smith Ketcham
Michelle L. Sprowl White
Nancy A. Studer
Diana Szucs Sullivan
Angela M. Wilhelm Grosvenor
Anna G. Williamson
1985
$24,815.00
13.84%
Richard E. Beaver
1987
$11,875.00
18.56%
John F. Atha
RECONCILIATION
42
Kevin Craney ’10 reaches new heights with the Puma rugby club.
1984
$57,361.76
16.05%
Very Rev. Angelo P. Anthony,
C.PP.S.
Peter J. Bensen
Julie A. Blaesing Brunini
Gregory Bocwinski
Colleen A. Brennan Link
Jeffrey A. Brinkley
Theresa B. Brodeur Murphy
Lenardo Burton
Margaret M. Cahill Warzecha
Caryle A. Cencelewski Neff
Roy A. Clites
Douglas R. Deck
Janice A. Dworschak
Jill A. Bissonnette Meeke
Kelly A. Blackhall Bocwinski
James W. Boler
Keith M. Brouillette
Kenneth E. Budz
Patricia A. Connolly
TerryAnn Defenser
Michael R. Edwards
Laurie Elish-Piper
DeAnn M. Fisher Deck
Joseph M. Giannini
Carol A. Hollerman Minter
Virginia R. Honegger Fisher
Anne T. Horvath Brouillette
George N. Kasap
Robert E. Kulovitz
Sandra E. Lee
Mary Patrice Molinarolo
Caroline A. Mondschean
Angela M. Neuner Vennall
Ann M. O’Hara
Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D.
Karen T. Pastrick
Susan M. Plomin Lazarich
Martha I. Seiser Haynes
Stephen J. Sergi
Valerie L. Sperka
John P. Sullivan, Jr.
Renee S. Townsend Egan
Michael J. Van Eekeren
Nicolette Boulanger Dykstra
Janet E. Bowyer Neitzel
Joyce E. Bremer Stumpe
Timothy J. Campbell
Jeffrey D. Cipowski
Denise L. Cordrey
Lana H. Flores Conroy
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP,
MSFS
Kent G. Gagnon
Mark C. Gozdecki
Cynthia L. Harding Montgomery
Gary S. Hibbard
Michele A. Keilman Liebert
Kelly M. Kerber Kissinger
Larry J. Kissinger
Annette P. Klinker Schwartz
Karen A. Kolesiak Kratzsch
Mary F. Kooi
Aimee S. LaMere Adams
Robert E. Lehman
Ty A. Maienbrook
Theodore D. Mavity
Steven R. Morenz
Robert G. Novack
Tim A. Potts
Thomas C. Roth
Mercedes L. Sheehy Austgen
Michelle L. Shuck Korte
David G. Smith
John W. Stitz
Michelle A. VanWynsberghe
Roetker
Brenda L. Warnken Barrett
Michael A. Wojtysiak
Therese E. Yanan
David H. Zipparro
1988
$8,818.23
17.79%
David J. Armstrong
Joanna M. Barrett Hart
Angela Betustak Waltman
Pamela Brooks
Chris M. Cain
Amy L. Ceader
James M. Collins
Roger K. Cromer
Daniel J. Dollear
Debra J. Freche Moyer
Judy A. Hickman
Stanley R. Kappers
Theresa A. Klingenberger Bohrer
Thomas K. Kuhar
Kim M. Lach Armstrong
Patrick J. Leonard
Joel E. McCarthy
Martha Miller
Ann C. Minnicus
Sr. Nylas J. Moser, A.S.C.
Robert A. Moyer
James E. Nordhoff
Cataldo Panici
Debra K. Parish Sizemore
John J. Pikarski, III
Kevin J. Quinn
Molly B. Ryan Cain
Lisa M. Schroeder Bachman
Thomas E. Steigmeyer
Scott J. Swinford
Patricia K. Szucs Stitz
Michelle Tyler Campbell
Monica R. Valentine
Mary Beth Ward Woodcock
Michael W. Webb
Michael J. Wesley
Richard A. Worms
1989
$5,884.00
23.83%
Elian R. Albert
Marilyn A. Alig Riley
Patrick A. Berry
Erika M. Bolla Kozlowski
Thomas P. Brady
Cheryl L. Brandenburg Hillan
Scott L. Brinkman
Thomas J. Brothers
Angela S. Bruns Harrison
Christine M. Connelly Brinkman
Timothy P. Conroy
Richard J. Cuculick, Jr.
Douglas A. Daulton
Katie L. DeSantis Cromer
Michael A. DeYoung
Mary E. Dougherty Atha
Julie D. Doyle Branch
Christopher M. Dufour
Heather A. Dunbar Paschal
Brian J. Egan
Sr. Marie T. Evrard, S.S.J.
Angela M. Fought Carr
Kathryn D. Glotzbach Slavens
Patricia A. Gloyeske Jackson
Jeffrey R. Hillan
Karen L. Johnson Cichocki
Colleen R. Kindig Culp
Bruce A. Knapp
Timothy J. Malarney
Robert A. Martino
William G. Massoels
Michael C. Monahan
Vicki L. Myers Triplett
Georgia A. Nagel McKim
Audra M. Nevorski Hershberger
Kevin M. O’Shaughnessy
William G. Paschal
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Jr.
Deborah L. Ricard Jaeger
Monique A. Saliga Jakubielski
Teresa M. Scanlon Massoels
Julie A. Sigurdson Suhr
Kelley S. Van Gilder Treado
Molly VanderWerff Klimas
Daniel L. Witty
Maria A. Wolfe Chandiles
1990
$16,372.53
12.03%
Anthony J. Balas
Joseph P. Cook
Kelli M. Costa Lucito
1991
$10,689.00
16.60%
Brian D. Ames
Michael C. Benjamin
Scott A. Brady
Charlton S. Browning
Sean W. Burke
Deviani M. Chokshi Kuhar
Margaret A. Crance Smith
Andrea L. Dennis
Robert A. Dobson
Nickolette T. Dombrowski
Anderson
Charles A. Dyczko
Dana L. Elliott Dyczko
Dianne E. Faker Hollerman
John M. Finnegan, III
Jennifer C. Hammer Burke
James L. Henson
Kellie J. Hunneshagen Manzuk
Mark M. Ivers
John Christopher Johnson
Margaret M. Jurgens Ivers
Joseph D. Knoebel
Anthony J. Kruzel
Andrew C. Kuhar
Kevin M. McDonald
Jacqueline S. McKinley Franklin
Ann C. Messman Wesley
Cathy A. O’Brien Del Principe
Karen A. Odum Sajewski
LeeAnn Radivan Schreiner
Michael J. Riley
Terri M. Scroggin Briseno
Paul D. Simatovich
Robert M. Sloyan
Timothy H. Smith
Brian D. Specht
Clement J. Steigmeyer
Kathleen M. Szczepkowski
Specht
Allen C. Treado
Sharon M. Vairo Kleszynski
Lorrie W. Wachter Hylkema
Elaine M. Weisenberger Doss
1992
$5,670.00
11.56%
Joseph A. Arias
Francine R. Armenth-Brothers,
A.T.C.
Lisa M. Barany
Annette J. Carter Davis
Kristen G. Corsaro Marino
Charles M. Devereux
Janice L. Feinendegen Serrani
Sheila M. Gemperle
Kathleen M. Kenney Malarney
Christine L. Keyser Krull
Paula L. Kline Weill
Steve A. Kriegbaum
Mary Jo Lawdensky Minick
Sarah M. Matusiak Smith
Thomas J. O’Neill
Ibrahim Pinar
Andrea D. Pries Kuipers
Matthew S. Rendel
Thomas A. Rotkis
Francis M. Serrani
Andrew J. Smith
Brian M. Studebaker
Robert F. Vaughan
1993
$8,311.65
10.22%
Lisa M. Baciu Sheridan
Amy L. Bohney Wilhite
Susan M. Butz Flaningham
Catherine A. Collins
Kara M. Costa Meyer
Colleen M. Dunbar Rotkis
Matthew C. Gibson
Patricia A. Glennon Hayes
William P. Hayes
DeLea A. Johnson Kearse
Sheryl L. Klemme Christmas
Kendra M. Latta Illingworth
Luke V. Lengerich
Pamela L. Lisek Cabrera
Dianna S. Maxwell
Timothy E. Meyer
Julie K. Obermeyer Shewmaker
Patricia A. Offer Zepeda
Stephanie L. Primeau Dobson
David B. Richa
Lynn R. Robinson Miskus
Michael Y. Scudder, Jr.
Danielle L. Thorndyke Benich
1994
$7,144.00
12.26%
Aaron D. Addy
Mary E. Ayoub
Kenneth M. Benich, Jr.
Julie A. Best Brickler
Angela M. Bossung Lawson
Mark E. Brown
Rosemary E. Corrigan Campbell
Anne W. Dumas
Rebecca A. Facemyer Bringewatt
Sean P. Fergus
Joshua S. Hauser
Rebecca A. Hawkins
Diane R. Hebert Arias
John I. Holton
John M. Horazy
Marie C. Johns Bruhn
Claudia Koselke Swarthout
Susan M. Mattocks
Jason A. Miskus
Robert T. Sheridan, Jr.
Trent A. Smith
Suzanne St. Aubin Tobey
Michael T. Stader
Valerie S. Townsend Murphy
Lisa M. Urban Gastineau
W. Erik Weber
43
RECONCILIATION
Alumni and students join forces
during the 2009 Homecoming Dorm Wars.
Karin K. Cramer Ogden
Kerry A. Dempsey Mixan
Loretto D. Dennis Szucs
Judith R. Dever
Matthew A. Eckert
Brian P. Jakelski
Thomas E. King
Michael A. Kleszynski
Gregory D. Marshall
Jonathan Messman
Thomas J. Messman, Jr.
Christopher A. Minick
Kathleen M. Purtell LaMere
Beverly S. Savich Green
Jeannette H. Yeoman Mosher
3 PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED TO THE CLASS OF 2014
1. Cody Thompson (Lombard, IL: Glenbard
East High School): He plans to major in
Biology-Chemistry.
2. Jessica Ruschke (Lawrenceburg, IN: East
Central High School): She plans to
major in English.
3. Colby Alexis (Port Huron, MI: Port Huron
High School): He plans to major in
Political Science.
RECONCILIATION
44
1995
$4,342.10
8.58%
Jennifer L. Allgeyer Krouse
Victoria R. Bender Sabaj
Molly M. Boyle Balas
Jonathan M. Bringewatt
Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy
Jessica J. Henry
Joseph K. Janusonis
Scott J. Maienbrook
Stephen J. Maillet
Mary L. McCarthy
Candace McGroarty Livingston
Lisa M. Musser Jones
Mark P. Riters
Gina M. Rottino Holton
Anthony B. Sabaj
Jeffrey R. Saucerman
Mark K. Slate
Robin C. Smith
Jason L. Taulman
Douglas I. Vis
1996
$5,080.00
11.57%
J. Phillip Avery
Edward G. Balas
Andrea N. Bernardon Johnson
Mary A. Caldwell
Arthur K. Carrison
Matthew P. Davy
Mandy K. Derflinger Narcaroti
Danielle M. Figlio
John M. Fitzgibbon
Roger A. Fry
Jason R. Garing
Lawrence J. Glozier
David M. Goes
Jennifer M. Gretencord Fry
Scott Holmes
Carolyn M. Johnsen Cromwell
Kurt W. Krouse
Melinda K. Laffoon Beier
Dwayne D. Leininger
Amy N. Moss Duke
Michael C. Olson
Donald J. Parmentier
William J. Patterson
Monica A. Serrani Leffler
Faith M. Sievers Davy
1997
$10,056.10
12.40%
Gary H. Campbell
Lucinda M. Coffman
Chad A. Creager
Andrew D’Amore
Brian A. DiPaolo
Patrick A. Downey
Carolyn E. Groen Hartley
Jason L. Grzegorek
Darren J. Haas
Rhonda S. Hanley Churchill
Michelle M. Heilman Creager
Tamari A. Hubbard Haas
Denise E. Hutchinson Avery
Margaret C. James
Kareane D. Klott Engels
Ryan W. Koppelman
Domenic C. Maciariello
Marc J. Macias
Jolie McCollum Ritchie
Christina L. McCoy Crawford
Chasity A. Miller Campbell
Sara L. Morgan Durham
Jeffrey K. Norus
Jill Ogger Sedmak
John M. Osborne
Jason M. Potthoff
Jeffery A. Proctor
Cynthia J. Rinke Dykas
Terra Schafer Maienbrook
Bryan D. Strasburger
Margaret Waterson George
Laura A. Witek-Jones
1998
$4,900.64
18.82%
James R. Blinzinger
Charles B. Bowling
Erin E. Breetzke
Kristin A. Brown
Rachel K. Call Schwipps
Charles E. Carmody
Gregory A. Cleaver
Robert J. Conerty
Marty M. Corley
Amber S. Dossett Wood
Martin J. Dykas
Jason D. Fellmy
Mary E. Flynn
William J. Gill
Michael E. Golumbeck
DeAnn R. Hazzard Owens
Andrew M. Hicks
Steven E. Kawa
Rev. Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Sara C. Klocek Hicks
Julie L. Lanoue Zolvinski
Sherry L. London O’Dette
Nichole M. Lukowski
Amanda McIlwain Hauser
Peg McLeish
Zachary J. Milito
Matthew S. Owens
Susan E. Ownby Veneziano,
Ph.D.
Sandra L. Price Kawa
Katie L. Robinson Cate
Elizabeth A. Sawyer Slate
Cynthia Stanko Roberts
Ty W. Weston
James R. Williams
Carrie B. Zolper D’Amore
1999
$1,555.14
10.13%
Sara E. Bruner
Erin N. Clark
David R. Dixon
David L. Drzonek
Carrie E. Edgell
Rebecca C. Fischer Wagner
Ana L. Gallegos-Adams
Ryan C. Gandurski
Marsha L. Jance
Daniel A. Koleszar
Michael T. McCallum
Stephen S. Moser
Angela M. Moster Alford
Richard J. O’Dette
Jamie L. Portal Guardi
Ginee Wozniak Ames
2000
$2,050.00
12.77%
Quinn R. Chism
Patrick M. Cleaver
David M. Curin
David S. DeLauro
Sarah Grubb Sturm
Theresa Anne Hatton
Mary Elizabeth Fortman Lawman
Michael G. Mancuso
Brian J. McGovern
Lori B. McKinney Jensen
Matthew J. Metzger
Shawn P. Roser
Eric C. Schoch
Holly Ann Stefaniak Walters
Jill Stevens Roser
Clark C. Teuscher
David A. Veneziano, Ph.D.
Cory M. Walters
2001
$3,998.50
13.17%
Daniel R. Adams, III
Lucas Brunette
Jason J. Burke
Varon E. Cantrell
Wendy R. Charlesworth Davis
Catherine Cox Heinz
Stacey Cunningham Koleszar
Derek M. Dabrowiak
David M. Del Principe
Kelly Dougherty Burke
Juli Duerksen Hood
Matthew J. Eichas
Brock Heinz
Joseph J. Huseman
Shay L. McGuire Hartley
Sarah Myszak Boyer
Dawn E. Paulin Koontz
Richard Pietrzak
Joseph F. Rabensteine
Derek Serna
Adam Smith
Heidi Wieland
2002
$2,529.00
11.11%
Christine A. Carroll Sandor
Roberto Cocot
Kathryn L. Gaines
Brendan J. Gallagher
Teresa Gaura Poliquin
Karyn M. Greig DiNovo
Blaire M. Henley
Elizabeth E. Hollenbeck McGovern
Beth L. Jerzyk
George P. Leedle
Breain E. Ma’Ayteh Dunscombe
Katherine M. Mack Mancuso
Greg E. Myers
Christian D. Poliquin
Sara E. Post Rabensteine
Carole Prendergast
Ary J. Rennier Nelson
Christopher J. Sandor
Megan L. Taylor Alstatt
Benjamin M. Zimmer
2003
$5,931.00
13.59%
Tina M. Bednarczyk Augsburger
Russell W. Creel
Tina R. Deno
Jennifer T. Frankowski Huff
Jodi A. Frigo
Michelle M. Grubb Heinz
Sarah K. Hachey
Brett D. Heinz
Todd A. Huff
Ryan S. Jessen
Katie M. King
Anthony Leonarduzzi
Caroline Monforton Norton
Stephen J. Mulligan
David A. Norton
Amy Overmyer Jessen
Richard W. Rabensteine
Jill R. Ryan Potts
Luke C. Schafer
Nicholas T. Schafer
Jennifer T. Sherburne Eckert
Jerome Kotel ’11 and his pit crew celebrate
as the 2010 Little 500 champion.
Donald R. Shuler
Justin C. Terria
Michelle R. Hines
Kurt M. Welsh
2005
$2,152.50
9.76%
Mary F. Balmes
Chelsea Q. Cooper Leedle
Kristyn M. Corley
Ryan M. Dorton
William P. Hardy, Jr.
Jacquin J. Herran
Sonia I. Honkisz
Nicole A. Kaiser Guest
Marissa L. Klebs
Karen E. Miller Bizila
Eric M. Peschke
Rebecca L. Scherer
Darrell E. Statzer, III
Sarah M. Wells Ragan
Jennifer T. Willig
Cortny L. Woodruff Kramer
2007
$530.00
2.80%
Ashley Adams-Douglass
Mario Leggero
Edward G. Leonard
Callie L. Rogers
Erin Salinas
Rebecca J. Shadwick
Katherine M. Stembel Purple
2008
$1,290.00
3.43%
Andrew T. Costello
Scott C. Kerlin
Leah R. Kopetski
Anthony R. Lindsey
Andrew M. McKim
Timothy J. McManus
Natasha W. Mills-McKim
Robert J. Snarskis
2009
$215.00
4.85%
Stephanie Boyle
Robyn L. Bozych
Douglas C. Buysse
Nicole A. Carleton
Tracy L. Carson
Jessica N. Conlin
Elizabeth M. Miskowiec
Meghan L. O’Neill
James Smith
Jeffrey T. Williams
2010
$60.00
2.96%
Kathleen A. Grady
Benjamin D. Kalinowski
Michael J. Koscielny, II
Stephanie A. Storer
Friends
Anonymous
Tony Abate
Victor and Carol Abell
Steven and Diane Abram
Muzetta E. Allgyer
Amelito and Mildred Amadora
Ann Horky Appell
Patricia S. Ashburn
Daniel and Dianna Auer
Jeffery and Mary Austin
Mark Bacigal
Margret Bahler
Joan C. Banet
Alberta M. Barker
Michael and Christine Barry
Rosemary W. Barth
Vernon and Beverly Baynum
Vernon A. and Joyce Baynum
Bob A. Bender
John L. Berg, Jr.
Carolann C. Biel
John Biernat
Joan Bigora
Dolores Black
Thomas and Anne Blair
David and Kathleen Blair
Edgar and Joyce Blair
Daniel and Donna Blaney
Russell and Sharron Blue
John F. Blum
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RECONCILIATION
2006
$482.00
3.70%
Randall T. Brooks
Colin P. Carmody
Kimberly E. DeWees Barton
David J. Didion
Elizabeth A. Klocek Dougherty
Kyle L. Purple
Kevin Mackowicz ’10 as Leaf Coneybear in the
Columbian Players 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
2004
$3,176.20
13.79%
Andrew J. Augsburger
Brigid C. Ayer
Mark A. Brouwer
Shannon M. Cheek, M.D.
Michael J. Dougherty
Dennis G. Guest
Amy E. Gulvas Norbot
Travis J. Lechien
John G. Ligda
Samantha Ma’Ayteh Villa
Margaret J. Makovec
Elizabeth R. Morris Graf
Thomas J. O’Connor
Anna Belle O’Shea
Gregory A. Rathnow
David E. Ritchie
Roman R. Rodriguez
Paul Shireman
Kenneth C. Shumard
Martin H. Sweigert
Michael J. Tebbe
Raquel D. Vargas Statzer
Jaclyn Whan Shuler
Theresa A. Yoder Didion
Cecilia D. Bolton
Joseph Borowitz
Edie Boudreau
Edmund C. Bowie
David and Deanna Breclaw
Mark and Pamela Brickey
Joan M. Brier
E. Beatrice Briggs
Martin and Cindy Britten
Earl and Carolyn Brose
Richard G. Brost
Paul and Donna Brouillet
Marilyn Brouillette
Jason and Natalie Brouwer
Glenna Brown
Mary F. Brown
Chuck Bucheri
Sarah Bugajski
Christina Bulaw
Joanna Bunyon
Angela M. Burgeson
Jerome and Sue Burns
Judy Burvan
Luann Busch
Karen Buysse
William and Karen Byrd
Ian and Karen Caliedo
Toma Campbell
William and Mary Carroll
Ruth N. Carter
John and Mary Linda Casey
Janet B. Cavanaugh
Mallik and Vijaya Chaganti
Ronald and Carroll Chambers
Robert and Jeani Chamness
Percy W. Chase
Eleanor Chesnut
Kimberly S. Ciesielski
Arthur and Brenda Clark
Joann E. Clark
Norma J. Cobett
Linda Cohen
Roger and Linda Colbert
Everett and Lena Combs
Richard and Linda Comingore
John and Julia Conn
Christopher Conway
Alice J. Cope
William and Sally Jo Cope
Edward and Judith Corry
Steven Corry
Thomas D. Costello
Drew Costigan
Charles and Patricia Counts
Robert J. Courtney
Kenton and Kristine Craft
Bill and Karen Craig
Ender O. Creel
Joseph M. Crispino
Robert and Marjorie Cunningham
Ruth A. Curtis
Patricia Daily
Dan and Sue Daluga
Jeri Danko
James and Judy Davis
James and Stacey Davis
Craig and Marnie Davisson
David and Margaret Day
Mary Deerr
Thomas and Marianne
Deffenbaugh
William and Donna Demas
RECONCILIATION
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James and Deborah Denman
Timothy and Kelly Deno
Vonna Despotis
Rev. Edward F. Dhondt
Andy and Jenny Dibley
Theodore and Kimberly Dickman
Geraldine R. Dill
Mary Doerr
Jill R. Donnelly
Patricia Downey
Rex Downing
Christopher and Stacey Doyle
Barbara Drone
Theresa J. Effinger
Donald and Connie Ehrlich
Robert and Ruth Einhorn
Judy A. Elizalde
Keith and Kimberly Ennis
Geo and Adeline Epting
Evelyn Erb
Marilyn Erb
Valeria Erickson
Dan and Cathy Esker
Mirasol Espanola
Raymond and Elaine Estand
C. Robert and Gail Evans
Sidney Feldman
Arvlynne L. Ferrelli
Rodger and Veronica Fields-Bortz
Theodore and Charlott Filson
S. Charlene Fink
Brian and Catherine Finke
Timothy and Ann Finnegan
Dennis and Patricia Fisher
Dianne Fitzpatrick
Eldon J. Flessner
James and Marjorie Flickner
Gearld and Betty Foister
Betsy M. Foxwell
Michael T. Franklin
Rev. Henry L. Frantz, C.PP.S.
Keith Freeman
Ernest and Linda Fritsch
Rev. C. Alan Funk
Clarence and Nancy Funk
Kelly and Diane Gabbard
Bill and Sharon Garrett
Rosemary A. Garrigan
Floyd and Patricia Garrott
David and Bettina Gehring
Oliver E. Giere
Craig and Melissa Gigax
Paul R. Ginter
Walter and Sally Ginter
James and Jacquelyn Givens
Robert K. Gloyeske
Karen M. Goetz
Darla Gonson
Ronald L. Gottschalk
Kathleen Graczyk
Dennis R. Graf
Marsha Gratner
Moses E. Green
David Greenbach
Mary Jo Gurley
Eric and Cyndi Gutwein
John and Charlene Gutwein
Jorge and Angela Guzman
Louis and Cheryl Hahn
Stephen P. Halula
Mary Ann Hamer
Julie A. Hanchar
Matthew and Celina Hanewich
Gary M. Hanley
Daniel Hanson
James Harris
Karen Hatfield
Mark Hatfield
John and Dolores Hawkins
Mike and Angie Hein
Charles and Michelle Heit
Robert and Janette Hella
Jennifer Henn
Gertrude Hentschel
Peter and Bonnie Herdina
David and Beth Herr
Robert and Anne Herrold
Beverly Hettinger
Lester and Rita Hicks
Martha and Michael Hill
Robert N. Hills
Susan Hilt
Charles Hoekzema
Bishop William Higi offers a blessing at Mass on the
Feast of Saint Gaspar del Bufalo, founder of the
Missionaries of the Precious Blood.
TOP 10 CLASSES WITH HIGHEST
DONOR PARTICIPATION RATE
Class
Amount
1964
38.54%
1948
37.04%
1962
36.81%
1959
36.20%
1941
35.29%
1960
35.04%
1957
34.43%
1935
33.33%
1961
33.14%
1969
33.01%
.
Thomas and Karen Hoekzema
Michael and Cynthia Hoffman
Deiane Holstein
Barry and Joanne Hoobler
Marlin R. Hook
James and Carol Hoover
James and Sharon Hopkins
Ashley R. Hayworth-Hopp and
Joseph Hopp
Anna M. Hornof
Donald House
Adrian and Regina Hrynyk
Mary Huber Davis
Jamie Huston
Russell Isaacs, Jr.
Randy and Justine Jackson
William and Mary Ann Jackson
Mildred L. Jaeger
Melissa A. Jarrell, D.D.S.
Robert and Peggy Jerome
Faye E. Chennault Johnson
Minnie S. Johnson
Nathalie R. Jones
Joan Jozefowicz
Thomas Jozefowicz
Joseph and Barbara Kacmar
Ruth M. Kanney
Jack and Kathleen Keirn
Sue C. Kellner
Judy King
Stephen and Connie Kingman
Romana L. Kiser
Victor and Sheila Klinker
Joanne Klosowski
Ronald and Rita Koebcke
Brian and Christine Konagel
Antoinette M. Korba
Emil and Ellen Kosich
John Kosich
Michael Kosko
Thomas and Virginia Kowalski
Helen R. Kraud
Charles and Donna Kresse
Joan Krimm
Tim and Jenifer Kryshak
Edward and Marybeth Kuhrt
Joyce M. Kutzler
Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski
James and Esther Lambert
Maria Langdon
Richard L. Lasbury, D.D.S.
Cheri Lehe
David and Amy Leising
Bob and Helen Lewis
Ronda D. Lewis
Jack and Pat Liberator
Margaret H. Lihvarchik
Dave and Pam Lippold
Jean Lippold
Helen D. Lipton
Eugene and Marilyn Little
Douglas R. Livingston
Martin and Helen Lokai
Marvin and Mary Lois Luers
Richard and Charlene Lugar
Jennifer J. Mach
Joseph and Janet Machanis
Joseph and Mary Machanis
Bette-Jane Maley
Leland E. Mallory
Raymond and Johanna Malmgren
Steven and Darla Mansfield
James and Donna Marchand
Janet Maricic
Raymond and Marlene Mattocks
Jenny Matusik
Raymond and Lucille Mazzanti
Jessica McBroom
Gregory A. McCarty
Joanne K. McDevitt
Rick and JoAnn McElfresh
Jeanne T. McFarland
Karl and Jean McGhee
Thomas and Veronica McGill
Thomas and Diana McGill
Eileen McGrath
Norine McInerney
Mary L. McNamara
Burche Melson
Scott and Amy Merchant
Richard and Kim Meth
Kimberly Metz
Leo Meyer
Barbara J. Meyerchick
Romuald and Elsie Michels
Robert and Dolores Mikelson
Kristel Miller
Thomas and Betty Mitchel
Rene John A. Modina
Mary J. Moebius
Mary Lou Moebius
Daniel Molter
Franklin R. Moore, Sr.
Janet E. Moore
Vernon and Hilda Schaefer
David and Kelly Scheirer
Timothy and Pama Schreeg
Rita L. Schroder
Laura G. Schuerman
John P. Schumacher
Donald Sebestyen
Inder and Tiffany Seekri
Mark T. Seiler
Geraldine M. Shaw
Ronald and Patricia Sheffler
Cathleen Sherman
A. Louise Shide
Edward C. Shimeta
R. Perry and Phyllis Shipman
Rufus and Jane Shotwell
Keith and Beth Sieverding
Lanny and Elaine Sigo
John R. Sime
Kyran B. Sims
Lisa Sivertsen
Michael and Deanna Slobodecki
Steve and Roberta Slobodecki
Marie T. Sloyan
Martin and Cynthia Smith
Melvin E. Smith
William and Kathleen
Sneckenberg
David Snow
Michael and Denise Snyder
Jack and Ann Taulman
Annette Taurence
Philip Taurence
Maria Tegtmeyer
Shelby Thomas Wyatt
Dennis and Dawn Tiede
Patricia A. Tomczak
Gregory and Kathleen Tonner
Patricia P. Truitt
Delores M. Trump
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
Ron Vanasdlen
Roy and Patricia VanMeter
Louis J. Veltrie, Jr.
Robert and Debra Volk
Edward J. Vorderbrueggen
Bill Waddell
James and Cindy Wakefield
Floyd and Vicky Wallace
Roger and Sandi Ward
President Washington
Joan E. F. Waters
Juanita K. Waugh*
Donna M. Weber
Marilyn Weber
John and Elaine Weinert
Samuel and Melinda Weirich
Ronald and Carol Wendt
Terry and Shirley West
Terry and Robin Westendorf
B. Gregory and Nancy Whaley
Jeffrey and MaryNoel Sprayberry
Charles and Janet Spurgeon
Lenny Stang
Karen D. Stanley
James and Kim Stanton
Barbara Starr
Cynthia Stawski
Jack and Judy Stevens
Richard and Patsy Strawn
Kelly A. Styck
Carolyn A. Sutter
John P. Sutton
Douglas and Jane Swartzell
Eugene and Shirley Sydow
Nicholas Tabor
Virginia M. Taraba-Teply
Gladys Wheeler
Christopher and Barbara Whitaker
Larry and Jean Wiedeman
Doris E. Wiener
John and Nancy Wilkin-Duve
Lawrence and Claire Williams
Jackie and Lynda Williams
David and Marlene Wilson
Melinda S. Wilson
Kimberly L. Wise
Kathleen L. Wolf
Elizabeth A. Worden
Franklin and Patricia Wright
Billy and Janie Wyatt
Anthony and Helen Yonto
Edward and Barbara Young
Parents and
Grandparents
Anonymous
Brad Adams
Lonnie and Teresa Adkins
Eugene Alvarez
Mary Louise Ames
Edward and Bernadette Andersen
Newel and Amy Anderson
Chris and Debbie Appelhans
Joseph and Susan Arias
Hugo and Olga Arreguin
Leslie and Melinda Austin
Emil and Julie Baciu
Richard P. Balcer
Edward C. Baltz
James and Ruth Banner
Michael and Mary Barany
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Barlage
John and Emily Barrett
Thomas and Cathleen Barrett
Richard Bart
Joe and Cecilia Bauters
Jeannette C. Beaver
Mac and Betty Behnke*
Vicente and Marissa Belcina
Robert and Kathleen Benesh
Kevin Bennett
Norma Bennett
James and Elizabeth Bernard
James and Christine Bertucci
Alyn and Janet Besner
Scott and Robin Bess
Bryan and Brenda Bickett
Philip and Sara Bir
Jeannette Blackhall
Lynn and Dorothy Blinzinger
Scott and Carol Blue
James and Mary Blum
Mark and Jeanne Bobonick
Tony and Lisa Bodie
Thomas A. Bonifas
Louis and Beatrice Borger
Michael and Margaret Bova
Charles and Maureen Bowling
Thomas and Mariana Boyle
Gary and Debra Bozych
Vincent and Margaret Braband
George and Ann Bray
Stephen and Lea Brinker
David and Jennifer Brock
Timothy and Nancy Brocker
Jacquelyn A. Brooks
Allen and Bonnie Broussard
Jon and Debra Brouwer
G. Scott and Mary Brownfield
Mary E. Bruin
Michael and Sylvia Brunette
Bernard and Rebecca Bruns
David A. Buche
James J. Buckley
Ron and Diana Budzielek
Carl and Lynda Burgeson
Jerry and Mary Burk
Donald and Alice Burrell
Rebecca S. Busch
47
RECONCILIATION
Dr. Michael Evans ’67, Lawrence Laudick ’69, and
President Riegelnegg at the dedication ceremony of the
Evans Arts and Science Building.
James and Jeanne Zacek
Ambassador Robert B. Zoellick
Richard P. Zondor, CPA
Orville and H. Jeanette Moore
Jeffrey and Theresa Moree
Ann Moriarty
Julie A. Murphy
Doris Myers
Irene Myrda
Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski
Marvin and Pam Nagel
Walter and Velma Nagel
Phillip and Audrey Nash
Heather Brouillet Navarro
Jose and Elma Nayre
Mamerto P. Nilo, III
Marivic Nilo
Frances Noble
Meredith Nowak
Pamela Nyman-Vaughan
George Dennis O’Brien
M. J. and Traci O’Donnell
Michael J. Offer
Brendan O’Keefe
Doris Olango
Mary J. Oliphant
Donna O’Reilly
Thomas and Margaret O’Sullivan
Charles R. O’Toole
Dean Panos
Nicholas C. Panos
Bonnie J. Pappert
Kristin N. Paris
Kara A. Paroubek
Frank and Genevieve Partipilo
Debra Paust
Kenneth and Barbara Pazan
Helen Peitz
Richard and Christine Pfingstler
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
Thomas and Maureen Pikarski
Mary H. Platt
Thomas and Kimberly Plummer
Kenneth Polky
Fred and Gloria Portney
Jacob Portney
Richard and Arlene Potts
Craig and Deborah Prather
J. Edward and Lora Prochaska
Mary E. Propper
Richard and Elaine Puetz
Renee Pyle
Richard and Ruth Pyle
Beverly Quackenbush
Bruce and Edith Radek
James and Anita Ramey
Brent and Therese Recker
Lois J. Reed
Mark and Debra Reed
Nancy L. Reichert and
Abdulqader Altamimi
Bill and Eileen Reid
Richard and Linda Reiners
Michael and Pamala Renninger
John M. Righeimer
John P. Righeimer
Steven and Margo Roberts
Shirley Ronan
Richard and Rose Rooney
Kathleen M. Rouba
G. David and Mary Ryan
Cheryl Salatas
Lori Samples
Oscar and Mary Sanchez
Amy L. Sanford
R. Bruce and Mari Anne Sayler
RECONCILIATION
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Dr. F. Dennis Riegelnegg offers his first remarks as the 17th President
of Saint Joseph’s College at the Presidential Installation Mass.
Jeffery and Angela Buysse
Robert and Mary Jane Byerwalter
Karen L. Byroad
Gerald and Julie Cailteux
John and Noreen Carmody
James and Robbin Carroll
John and Mary Carroll
Tracy L. Carson
Tony and Dolores Catanzarite
Michelle M. Cedeno
Larry and Mary Sue Chapman
David and Mary Chesak
Edward and Margaret Chianelli
Doyle and Lorraine Chism
Joseph and Kathy Chojnowski
Ronald and Irene Chorba
John and Deanna Clark
Melvin and Elizabeth Clites
Jack and Becky Clover
Michael F. Collins
Paul A. Conde
Patrick and Therese Conlin
James and Janice Conlon
Joe and Melody Conn
Daniel and Debbie Connelly
Timothy and Lana Conroy
Timothy and Janet Conroy
Beverly J. Corbet
Gerald and Anne Corcoran
Christina Corwin
Michael and Andrea Coryell
Thomas and Susan Cosentino
Martin and Janet Costello
Michael and Gina Coty
Edward and Rosemary Cox
Joan M. Cramer
Steve and Lorene Craver
Willie and Darshana Croskrey
Thomas F. Crowley
Frank and Marla Cservenyak
Ronald and Marjorie Cuff
Thomas and Marilyn Cusick
Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak
Andrew D’Amore
Viola L. D’Amore
Don Daning
Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Don and Anna Mae Davia
Dan and Joni Davis
Michael A. and
Mike and Pam Davis
Todd and Katrina Davis
Sharon Davisson
Nancy DeHaven
Donald and Denise Dempsey
William and Marylou Dennick
Ernest and Diane DeSalvo
Penny K. DeVault
Mark and Shellie Dexter
John and Debra Didion
M. Ruth Diener
Joe and Peggy Dillon
Stephen and Judith Dillon
Richard and Julie DiNapoli
James and Kristine Dispensa
Michael and Ann Disser
William and Marianne Dixon
Joseph Doak
Mark and Jackie Dobbins
Paul and Mary Doherty
Ronald and Patricia Dohr
Thomas and Patricia Dohr
Thomas and Pamela Domasica
Philip and Molly Donegan
Scott and Karen Donnelly
Mark J. Doorley
Helen L. Dorin
Michael and Pamela Doty
John and Jacqueline Dougherty
Daniel Downes, Sr.
Elmer and Linda Doyle
Jon A. Dudeck
George and Barbara Dudich
Larry and Lynn Dunn
William and Kathleen Dyke
James W. and Claudia Earnest
Mike and Jacqueline Edwards
John and Mary Englehart
Linda and John Estill
David and Michelle Evans
MaryJean Fahey
E. Bruce and Barbara Fech
Kenneth and Barbara Fedder
Henry and Diane Feeley
Lynn Fellmy
Louis and Lisa Fender
Fabiola Fernandez
Mary Ferrell
Charmaine M. Field
Thomas and Susan Filloon
Keith and Janet Fingerhut
Marc and Kris Fisher
Eugene and Katherine Flynn
Kevin and Nancy Flynn
Thomas and Susan Foley
Duane Forker
Timothy and Victoria Fortier
Thomas and Kay Fortman
Gilbert J. Fox
Dario Frank
Gregory and Laura Franklin
Mitchell and Mary Jo Frankowski
Ted and Lillian Frankowski
Jeffrey and Ann Frantz
Linda Freed and Alan Schmitt
Gregorio and Catherine Fregoso
Kevin and Eileen Freund
Louis and Patricia Funk
Rafael and Consuelo Gallegos
Torres
Richard and Jacqueline Gallo
David and Ann Louise Gandolph
Joel Mark and DeAnn Gardner
Robert and Gloria Garrity
John and Joan Geary
Delores J. Gehl
Lothar and Debbie Gehrig
James and Tamara Gehring
Kent and Jamie Getsee
Christopher and Debra C.
Gierymski
Walter and Laura Ginter
Thomas and Julie Girton
Douglas and Joanne Goetz
Pratap and Nirmala Gohil
Karyn L. Govert
Alan and Alouise Gredell
Theodore Green, III
Christine I. Greenberg
David and Kelly Gust
Debra J. Haag
Donald and Donna Haase
Scott and Nikki Hanger
Joseph and Donna Hannon
Anne Hanson
Thomas and Carol Hardiman
William and Nancy Hardy
Tommy and Lorrayne Hart
Stephen and LeeAnna Hash
Julia Haskell
Lynn and Clare Hassler
Robert and Marilyn Hasty
Thomas and Julie Hellinga
William and Gina Helmer
James and Marilyn Helton
William and Patricia Hendrick
Jana L. Herre
Charles M. Hicks
John and Lisa Hladik
Vern and Jennifer Hobbs
Andrew and Paula Hoekzema
Joan M. Hoffman
Dianne and William Hollerman
Dan and Charlene Holly
Robert E. Honkisz
Ronald and Irene Hospodka
Lawrence and Kathleen Hostetler
Alice Houran
Teri L. House
Dennis and Jayne Houston
Adrian and Karen Hrynyk
Martin and Krista Huber
Robert and Regina Huff
Richard R. Huffine, Sr.
Robert and Judith Hurst
Hugh and Carolyn Huss
Jack and Ann Hutt
Patrick and Loretta Jendraszak
Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk
Dale and Dorothy Johanning
E. Dale and Marcia Johnson
John and Delores Johnson
James and Vicky Jones
Elie and Madianie Joseph
Ronald Jozefowicz
Edmund and Ruth Jung
Timothy and Lois Kahle
Daniel and Karen Kalinowski
Raymond and Maureen Karcher
Allen and Sharon Karpiak
Paul and Marita Kasley
Bryan and Jean Kennedy
Mary Ann Kenney
Terrence and Elizabeth Kenney
Rex and Kelly Kepner
Michael and Bonnie Louck
Janice Louis
Rich and Sue Ludington
Joyce D. Lyon
Gregory and Peggy Lyzun
Eileen Macey
Gerald Maillet
Gerard and Barbara Makovec
Robert and Linda Malloy
Elinor Malone
Thomas and Dorothy Maloney
Vincent and Mary Maloney
Rick and Imelda Mangas
Jerry and Toni Markley
Mark and Julie Marquardt
James and Janice Martens
Joseph and Marilyn Martin
Terrance and Carol Martin
Curtis and Rebecca Mason
Samuel and Betty Mastrorocco
Joseph and Marianne Matlon
Roger and Karen Mayse
Walter and Barbara McCollum
Linda and Alan McFarland
Terrence and Ann McGuff
Hugh and Donna McLeish
John and Linda McNeil
Michael and Mary McQuillan
Brian and Kathy Mears
Michael and Dawn Medvescek
Edward Meier
Frederick and Mary Ellen Merkel
William and Karen Metz
Bob and Marilyn Metzger
Mark and Debra Meyer
Kenneth D. Meyerchick
Grace and Joseph B. Mihalov
Eugene and Margaret Mikos
Marilyn A. Miles
Robert and Janice Miller
Leonard and Linda Miller
David and Marilyn Mills
Thomas and Leslie Miskowiec
Jeff Mitchell
Gerald and Marie Mocek
Betty Jo Reedy
Doris Reichert
Robert and Glenis Reynolds
Richard and Mitsue Riccardo
Joseph A. Richard
Nancy and William Rickert
Robert and Mary Rickert
James and Therese Righeimer
Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger
Edward and Judith Roark
Timothy and Laura Roberts
Mark and Darla Robinson
Michael and Belinda Robinson
Charles and Denise Roemer
Richard J. Rogers
Christopher and Cindy Rohaly
Neto and Gail Roser
Kenneth G. Rossi
Charles and Judith Rotkis
Richard and Linda Rugg
Daniel and Ann Ruhe
Daniel and Kathleen Ryan
Daniel and Ellen Ryan
Kenneth and Evelyn Ryan
Thomas and Mary Beth Ryan
Robert and Mary Ryba
Michael and June Salmon
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Ray and Donna Sattler
Richard and Phyllis Scheiber*
Edward J. Schlueter, III
W. Llewellyn and Barbara Schmidt
Henry and Kathryn Schmitt
Thomas and Delena Schnieders
Gerald and Nanette Schroder
John and Ruth Schumacher
Herbert and Catherine Schumann
Ronald Schweder
LaVern Schwieterman
Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Seidel
George and Doris Sheehan
Nancy A. Sherkey
Joseph and Cheryl Shimala
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Robert C. Siegel
Bernard and Karen Sieverding
David and Susan Sims
Steve and Sherry Sims
William and Ethel Skeates
Frank and Kristi Slaby
Scott and Tina Slobodecki
Craig and Dana Smith
Philip and Mary Smith
Richard and Alicia Smith
David and Laura Snider
William and Susan Snider
Ilene Snyder
James and Lou Snyder
Harry and Linda Sonderman
Robert and Susan Spear
Stephen and Maureen Spicer
Loretta M. Springer
Thomas and Barbara Stader
Thomas and Cynthia Staehle
Carl and Susan Stafford
Raymond and Marie Stanley
Thomas P. Stefaniak
Don and Leona Steinhilber
John and Joyce Stembel
Gene and Patricia Storer
Jack and Bonnie Storey
Kevin and Barbara Strnatka
Mark and Sandra Stuecher
Leslie and Kelly Styck
49
RECONCILIATION
Jake Chapman ’96 at the 2010 Career
and Internship Fair, “Steer Your Career.”
David and Betty Moebs
James and Dorothy Moffitt
Robert V. Monfort
Douglas and Jan Monforton
Franklin and Holli Moore
James and Anita Moore
Patrick and Donna Moran
Ralph and Marilyn Morenz
Yrma Morning
Randy Morris
Robert and Mary Morrison
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
Richard and Lynette Moyer
Majetta J. Muhler
James and Alice Munk
Carol and Glenn Murphy
James and Susan Murphy
James A. Murphy
Duane and Deb Nagel
Gerald W. Nesius
Robert and Anne Meagher
Northup
Gerald and Kathleen Novak
Steven and Tina Novak
Robert and Jennifer Nowalk
Bob and B.J. O’Brien
Walter F. Obrochta
Louis and Melinda Offer
David and Paula Ogren
Michael and Kathryn O’Neall
Thomas and Cynthia Orner
Rose A. Ortiz
Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski
Brian and Mary Panick
Marybeth Papierz
Kevin and Cynthia Pappert
Felecia Y. Parham
Joseph and Debra Paris
Rusty and Martha Parker
John and Joan Pastrick
James Patterson
Kenneth and Julie Pecho
Richard and Rhonda Peebles
Joseph and Cheryl Pendick
Michael and Constance Pericht
Michael and Patricia Perry
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi
Ethel M. Phillips
Joseph Q. Pindell
Carl and Vivian Ploense III
David and Anna Poliquin
Mitchell and Karen Portney
Daniel and Charlene Post
Thomas and Mary Lou Potts
Robert and Pamela Prezek
James F. Purcell
Leona Pyrce
Gene and Teena Quackenbush
Anthony and Leslyn Quartuccio
Jim and Anita Ramey
Jack and Mary Randall
Arnie and Darcy Ranegar
James and Janice Rashid
Stephen and Cheryl Rathnow
Terry and Diana Redman
John and Jean King
Mary M. Kinsella
Otto and Carol Klaus
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
Orval and Mary Klemme
Jonathan and Luanne Klepfer
Peter and Barbara Klocek
Mark and Mary Klosterman
William M. Knox, Jr.
Arthur D. Knutson
Douglas and Barbara Knutson
Edward and Anne Kolaczyk
Roger and Phyllis Jean Koleszar
Gregory and Terese Koncos
Janeen Kooi
Marcella Kooi
Richard and Cindy Korman
Kenneth and Mary Kouba
Michael and Jean Krapec
Dr. Hermes and Mary Ellen
Kreilkamp
Margaret M. Krisch
Michael and Lisa Kristy
Kevin and Beth Kroll
Robert and Janet Kroll
Bruce and Sharon Ksiazek
Gary and Harriet Kubo
Thomas and Ruth Kueper
Thomas and Donna Kuhar
John and Leaza Laird
Mark and Linda Lamb
Joseph A. Lane
Brian and Judy Larson
George and Laura LeBeau
Patricia L. Leonard
Dennis and Carol Leonardo
Norbert and Mary Lewandowski
Edward D. Lewis
James and Lynne Lippold
Mathew and Linda Lipton
George and Susan Livarchik
Mark and Diane Loehrke
Bernard and Karen Lohmuller
Chakaris London
Allen Lopez
RECONCILIATION
50
Hugh and Betty Sullivan
N. Ruth and Larry Swan
Roy and Ann Swanson
Raymond and Joanne Szafranski
Loretto and Robert Szucs
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
Erich and Brenda Teshka
John and Mary Theodore
Richard and Betsey Thiel
Robb and Kris Thiel
John F. Thieme, Sr.
John F. Thieme, Jr.
David and Ramona Thornburg
Michael and Karen Tiede
Mark and Gail Tingley
John and Frances Tobin
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Ernesto and Luzminda Torres
Peter and Sue Tracy
Scott and Doreen Trowbridge
Rodney and Cyndi Urbano
Frances K. Valente
Aloysious and
Barbara Van Eekeren
Scott and Debra Van Meter
Godfrey and Geraldine Vander
Werff
Michael and Brenda Vargas
Daniel and Anne Varner
David and Georgia Veneziano
David and Jo Ann Verdeyen
William and Dorothy Verdonk
Sidney and Marie Victor
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
Donald and Pamela Vogt
Patricia A. Wade
James and Rita Wagner
Alan E. Walczak
Donald and Antoinette Walker
William and Alice Walsh
Mark and Susan Walters
Peter and Beth Walters
Roger and Gayla Warran
Brian and Janet Warrenburg
John and Mary Waters
Elizabeth A. Waymire
Carl and Marybelle Weber
Duane and Christine Weber
William and Julia Weber
Gary and Kimbra Weesner
Donald and Cathy Wegner
Jack and Ann Weiskittel
Floyd and Catherine Wesley
Lorraine A. Wilbourn
G. Sanford Wilkins
Terence and Darlene Williams
William and Germaine Winkel
John M. Winter
Andrew and Diana Wirtz
Kenneth and Laura Witt
Nancy Wittenhagen
Gregory and Ann Wolven
Mary Beth Woodcock
James and Elizabeth Worden
Mary T. Yanan
Daniel and Debbie Young
Peter and Regina Zambon
Richard and Margaret Zapfe
Kirk and Nicholene Zehme
Michael and Janet Zemke
John and Pamela Zimmerman
Stanley and Christine Zimny
Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski
Raymond and Diane Zmaczynski
Robert and Joan Zurad
Corporations,
Foundations, and
Organizations
3D Machine, Inc.
Abbott Fund Matching Grant
Plan
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
ADEM LCC
Advanced Business Equipment,
Inc.
Alliance Bank
Allstate Foundation
AIT Laboratories
American Swiss Foundation
John W. Anderson Foundation
Anderson Pest Control
Arni’s of Rensselaer, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc.
Aviva Charitable Foundation
Awards Unlimited
Ball Corporation
Bank of America
The Bank of New York Mellon
Community Partnership
Baxter International Foundation
Binney’s Beverage
The Biz
BKD, LLP
Blythe’s Athletics, Inc.
Boeing Gift Matching Program
BP Foundation, Inc.
Helen Brach Foundation
Broken Arrow Golf
Brothers Broadcasting Corp.
(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN)
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
The Don and Alice Burrell Family
Foundation Inc.
Business Design Consultants, Inc.
Caterpillar Foundation
Catholic League
Joseph K Catron & Company
CenturyLink
Chevron Phillips Chemical
Company, L.P.
Chicago Blackhawk Hockey Team,
Inc.
Chinese Christian Mandarin
Church
Church Musicians Guild
Cisco Systems Foundation
Coca-Cola Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Ryan Drake ’10 blows the whistle on Puma Gifts in Action
at the Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
Walter Cook Insurance Agency,
Inc.
Covidien Matching Gifts
Program
Crowe Horwath LLP
Del Principe & Allie, CPAs
DeMotte State Bank
DePaul University
Devon’s Doghouse
Devon’s Family Restaurant
Diocese of Lafayette-in-Indiana
Discover Financial Services
Dissinger Insurance Services,
LLC
Dow Corning Corporation
Duke Realty Corporation
East Bank Club
Eli Lilly and Company
Foundation, Inc.
EMC Insurance Companies/
Hamilton Mutual Insurance Co.
Emerson Electric Company
Em-Roe Sporting Goods
Ernst & Young
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
The Farmers State Bank
Faulstich Printing Company
Favored Dairy
Fewell Eye Clinic, P.C.
Fifth Third Bank
First There Enterprises, Inc.
Free Enterprise System, Inc.
Fresh Meadows Golf Club
Gary SouthShore Railcats
GE Foundation
Goldman Sachs & Company
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts
Program
Greater Holy Temple C.O.G.I.C.,
Inc.
Hamilton East Public Library
Harmony Marketing Group
Heritage Office Products, Inc.
Home Depot
HP Products
HSBC - North America
Harvey Hubbell Foundation
IBM Matching Grants Program
Independent Colleges of Indiana
Indian Lakes Resort Golf Course
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Indianapolis Colts
The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd.
Integrys/Peoples Gas/North Shore
Gas
Interstate Castings
IronBridge Capital Management,
L.P.
Ivy Tech Community College
Jackson Funeral Chapel
Corporation
Jefferies & Company, Inc.
Jenkins Realtors, Inc.
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Companies
Jordan Floral
Kingston Mines Blues Club
Kirby Risk Electrical Supply
KPMG Peat Marwick
L & M Stock Incorporated
Land Title Agency, Inc.
Landmark Realty
SJC Athletic Department
SJC Baseball
SJC College Store
Sandy Pines Golf Course
Scholarship America
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Sodexo, Inc.
State Farm Companies Foundation
Steffen’s Jewelry
The Steier Group
Stunt Dawg Studio
Sugar Creek Golf Club
Employees
Robin C. Baiel-Davis
Tony and Deb Baltes
Steven G. Banister
John J. Barrientos
Fred and Sally Berger
Judy Black
Jeannette Blackhall
G. David Bokhart
Dr. Robert Brodman and
Dr. Cheryl Wistrom
Donna L. Brody
Samuel T. Brook
Randall T. Brooks
Mark A. Brouwer
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Brian Capouch
Graham Carroll
David and Mary Chesak
Elizabeth and Melvin Clites
John Manning ’12, Ben Kalinowski ’10, and Kevin Craney ’10:
Habitat for Humanity 2010 trip to Meridian, MS.
Sun Capital Partners Foundation,
Inc.
Superior Essex Group, Inc.
Tippecanoe Beverages
Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc.
Trans union, LLC
TSP Funding, LLC
uSA Funds
USG Corporation
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1279
Village Greens
Village Links of Glen Ellyn
Vulcan Materials Company
Rick and Linda Comingore
John and Jennifer Coy
Joan M. Cramer
Linda L. Deno
Tim and Gloria Deno
Penny K. DeVault
Karen and Scott Donnelly
Ryan and Megan Dorton
Linda and John Estill
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
Leslie Frere, Ph.D.
Robert and Gloria Garrity
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
Dixie Green, R.N.
William and Laura Hartley
Neal and Jane Haskell
Daniel and Maia Hawthorne, Ph.D.
Bro. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.
Jana L. Herre
David Herriott
Vinson and Rachelle Hershberger
Nolan and Casey Hitchcock
Cheryl Hobson
Anne and Joseph Hubertz
Steven R. Janco
MaryAnn Janosik and Paul Yuckman
Bill Jennings and
Josephine Beck-Jennings
Judith and John Jezierski
Rosemary L. Jones
Judy and Michael Kanne
Douglas and Barbara Knutson
Dr. Hermes and
Mary Ellen Kreilkamp
Nancye Leibee
Rich and Sue Ludington
Timothy Luttrell
Carla and Edward Luzadder
Stephanie Martin
William and Teresa Massoels
Jonathan and Gwen Messman
Phyllis D. Mingear
Robert V. Monfort
Timothy and Sharon Norrington
Rick and Sherry O’Dette
Robert and Marilyn Oliver
Roger and Kathy Olson
Kathryn and Michael O’Neall
Robb and Amy Pfaff
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and
Dr. Kathy Parkison
John and Heidi Rahe
Ernie and Jeannette Randolph
Gregory A. Rathnow
Jeffrey A. Richey
Nancy and William Rickert
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RECONCILIATION
LexisNexis Cares
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation
The Links at Carillon Golf Course
Lisa Custom Print
Lithographic Communications
Lockheed Martin
Long’s Gifts
The Lubrizol Foundation
Allyson Lyon Photography
Marathon Oil Company
Market Insight, LLC
dba Fusion Marketing
Marquis Medical, LLC
McDonald’s Corporation
McGovern Marketing Group
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation,
Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Midwest Transit Equipment, Inc.
Mill Creek Golf Club
Monsanto
Mr. Davids Flooring International
Jim Murphy Foundation
Myers Construction Services
Nationwide Foundation
New York Life Foundation
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation, Inc.
O.K. Travel Agency, Inc.
Odyssey Country Club
OneAmerica Companies
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Pearson Education
PEPSIAMERICAS
PepsiCo Foundation
Pfizer Foundation
Pizza King - Rensselaer
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Fund
Prudential Insurance Company
of America
Radio Sound, Inc.
Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza
Regal Palms Resort
Rensselaer Printco
The Rico Corporation
Riddell Sales
Road 600 Co.
SJC Alumni Association
Wachovia Foundation
Wells Fargo Educational
Matching Gift Program
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational
Fund
WGN Radio 720 AM
The White House Bed & Breakfast
White Sox Baseball Academy
Wisconsin Energy Corporation
Foundation, Inc.
Zigfield Troy Golf
TOP 10 CLASSES WITH THE HIGHEST
DOLLAR AMOuNT GIVEN
Class
Amount
1963
$1,720,392.88
1954
$188,585.00
1935
$120,828.44
1960
$99,330.50
1953
$93,272.72
1964
$80,565.98
1969
$73,558.12
1974
$65,327.75
1984
$57,361.76
1975
$51,559.00
.
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Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Judith M. Rodia
George and Louise Roy
Catherine A. Salyers
Todd Samra
Rev. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S.
Nicholas and Katherine Schafer
Jayme and Jill Schopieray
Rick and Becky Shide
Deb Smart
James Smith
Rev. Marcia Smith-Wood and
Mr. S. Ote Wood
Ilicia J. Sprey
Nancy A. Studer
Justin and Heather Terria
James and Constance Thatcher
Robb and Kris Thiel
Cheryl and Stephen Torbet
James K. Valentine*
Karen Venditti
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
John and Gabrielle Wadell
Regina M. Warfel
Peter and Jody Taylor Watkins
Ernest and Andrea Watson
William and Elaine White
David Williams
Steve Williams
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
James and Elizabeth Worden
Phil Wrighthouse
Bonnie and William Zimmer
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
Honor Gifts
RECONCILIATION
In honor of all 2008 Pumas
Robert J. Snarskis
In honor of Andrew Adamiec
Joan Bigora
Jaime Gingerich ’10 visits with Joanna Askwith ’08
at the 2010 Career and Internship Fair, “Steer Your Career.”
In honor of Vince Agnew
In honor of Elizabeth Phillips
Bennett ‘79
In honor of Rita Bergman
David and Ethel Kaiser
In honor of Allen and Bonnie
Broussard
In honor of Timothy Buckley ‘73
James J. Buckley
In honor of the Cramers
Janet M. Keller
In honor of the Davey Famil
In honor of Mike Davis
Erin E. Breetzke
Margaret Guccione and Doy
Zachry
Michael and Ethelene Guccione
John and Martha Kiefer
James and Mary Ann McCauley
James and Martha Moulthrop
COLLEGE
FuND
ALLOCATION
2009-2010
37% Financial Aid
10% Buildings and Grounds
8% Student Services
8% Auxiliary Services
4% Athletics
12% General Admin and
13% Faculty (Instruction)
Services
8% Employee Benefits
Bob and Nancy Rospenda
In honor of Mike and Helena Davis
Lawrence and Lucy Herber
In honor of Nathan Davis
Dan and Joni Davis
In honor of Deborah DeSalvo
Ernest and Diane DeSalvo
In honor of Timothy R. Downey ’60
Chuck Bucheri
Bryan and Kila Strasburger
In honor of Valeria Dworschak
Jan Dworschak
In honor of Anne-Marie Egan
Patricia P. Truitt
Marilyn M. Whaley
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane)
Wood
In honor of Dr. John Egan
Mark and Rowena Hurtubise
Wood
In honor of John and Anne-Marie
Egan
Wood
In honor of Sean Estand
In honor of the living members of
the Froelich, Puehl, Warzyniak,
and Kwiatkowski families
Kenneth and Alberta
Kwiatkowski
In honor of Rev. Dominic B. Gerlach,
C.PP.S.
Anne-Cecile Egan
In honor of Rev. Philip F. Gilbert,
C.PP.S.
Anne-Cecile Egan
Wood
In honor of Father “Flash” Gordon
Eugene and Geraldine Ryan
In honor of the Hardy Family
Mario F. Leggero
In honor of Jacob H. Hassler
In honor of Rev. Lawrence F. Heiman,
C.PP.S.
James and Claudia Swarthout
In honor of Brother Timothy
Hemm, C.PP.S.
Todd and Jennifer Huff
In honor of Tadd Hettinger
Beverly Hettinger
In honor of Robert and Rita Mae
Janco
In honor of Jim Jaworski’07
In honor of Mary Kate Kenney ‘11
Alice Houran
In honor of Richard Kilmer
Louis J. Kuhn
In honor of Rev. Leonard J. Kostka,
C.PP.S.
Anne-Cecile Egan
In honor of David & Deb Lane
Wood
In honor of John Lapinski #52
In honor of Cynthia Phillips Latonis
In honor of James Madden ‘64
In honor of Eric Mason
In honor of Aaron Monnier
Richard and Ruth Pyle
In honor of Lou Offer ‘69
Michael J. Offer
In honor of Patricia Offer
Zepeda ’93
Michael J. Offer
In honor of Tom Offer’95
Michael J. Offer
In honor of John & Judy O’Neil
Wood
In honor of peace in the world
John and Marilyn Gordon
In honor of Anthony Pentangelo ‘07
In honor of Puma athletes past,
present, and future
Anonymous—
In honor of Jon Rashid
James and Janice Rashid
In honor of F. Dennis Riegelnegg
Dr. Edward P. and
Michael J. Koscielny, II
Wood
In honor of F. Dennis and Patti
Riegelnegg
Wood
In honor of Patti Riegelnegg
Wood
In honor of Tim Seiler ‘68
Mark T. Seiler
Memorial Gifts
In loving memory of Mr. and Mrs. John
A. Gora
In memory of Rev. Raphael Gross,
C.PP.S.
In memory of Dorothy Guenther
Wood
In memory of Brandon Hardy ‘02
Jason and Megan Alstatt
In memory of Eugene Hartlage ‘47
Academy
In memory of Elizabeth B.
Hathaway
Donald J. Hathaway
In memory of Alfred R. Hentschel
Gertrude Hentschel
In memory of Bernard J.
Hoffman ’43
Joan M. Hoffman
In memory of Coach Jim Holstein
Laurence and Millie Brost
George and Jane Brun
Joseph and Jane Fritz
William and Cynthia Gladieux
Thomas and Therese Gross
Deiane Holstein
David and Linda Huneryager
Russell and Susan Marcinek
Jerome and Debbie Pankey
Keith and Franell Pfledderer
James and Phyllis Still
In memory of Michael G.
Houran ’56
Alice Houran
In memory of Herman J. Hoying
In memory of Jim Jankowski ‘67
Paul and Carol Broadway
In memory of Larry Jenkins
Anonymous
Patricia Downey
Anne-Cecile Egan
Mary E. Propper
Roger and Sandi Ward
Christopher and Barbara
Whitaker
Wood
In memory of Diane Jennings
Bill Jennings and Josephine BeckJennings
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RECONCILIATION
In memory of the deceased
members of the Class of 1969
Joseph and Joyce Rogers
In memory of Louis Albert, Jr.
Elian R. Albert
In memory of Charles Richard
Anthony
Wood
In memory of Dow P. Apple
Gerald and Alice Apple
In memory of Mary Ellen Archer
James W. Archer
In memory of William Ashburn ‘64
Patricia S. Ashburn
In memory of Emil and Dolores
Babiarz
Christopher and Julie
Lopatowski
In memory of Rev. Charles H.
Banet, C.PP.S.
Paul and Marion Brunner
In memory of Arthur Barrientos
John J. Barrientos
In memory of C. Keith Batta
Wood
In memory of Mabel Beaven
In memory of Margaret
Beckemeier
In memory of Joe Betustak, Jr. ‘92
Jason and Lynn Miskus
In memory of John Brady
In memory of Robert E.
Braithwaite ‘51
John F. McCann, Jr. and
Mary Louise McCann
In memory of Mary Jane Buckley
James J. Buckley
In memory of Mary Buford
In memory of Garrett Burton ‘76
Robert and Carolyn Hayes
In memory of Grace O. Capello
In memory of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
Cappuccilli
Patrick J. Kearney
In memory of Genevieve C.
Causland
In memory of Bernice Christiana
In memory of David J. Cole ’61
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
In memory of Idella Cravens
In memory of Catherine Rose Dase
F. Ronald and Georgianna
Musket
In memory of Robert Louis
Decker ’61
In memory of Beverly Jane Deines
In memory of Julian Duffy ‘62
Emilio and Maria Enriquez
In memory of Lavern Dworschak
Jan Dworschak
In memory of Joe Dykas
In memory of Lee Dyrek
Donald and Rita Baumgart
In memory of Rev. Rufus Esser,
C.PP.S.
In memory of Coach Joe “Fletch”
Fletcher ‘97
Jason and Kelly Taulman
In memory of Marian Alice Fox
Brian and Annette Fox
In memory of John Robert
Frawley ’51
Alfred and Georgia Cantieri
In memory of the deceased
members of the Froelich, Puehl,
Warzyniak, and Kwiatkowski
families
Kenneth and Alberta
Kwiatkowski
In memory of Rev. James E. Froelich,
C.PP.S.
Michael and Maria Collins
In memory of Mattie Garrett
Antonio and Annette Davis
In memory of William H.
Gausselin Sr.
In memory of Frank Gilligan
Barry and Joanne Hoobler
In honor of Ricky Smith
John P. Sutton
In honor of Denny Stitz
In honor of John Stitz ‘87 and
Family
John and Patricia Stitz
In honor of Michael Stitz
In honor of Christine Taylor
Jason and Megan Alstatt
In honor of Megan Taylor ‘02
In honor of Michael J. Vallone ‘60
Mary Louise Ames
Derek and Tracy Dabrowiak
Anne and Edward Dumas
Fred J. Faulstich
Dr. Edward P. and
Clark C. Teuscher
Marilyn M. Whaley
In honor of Fred and Elizabeth
Waymire
In honor of Carol (Lane) Wood ‘74
In honor of Harvey and Carol
Wood
In honor of Harvey Wood
Austin Peebles ’10 at the
NCAA Division II Elite 8 tournament.
In memory of William E.
Johnston ’63
In memory of Thaddeus Klimas
Paul and Molly Klimas
In memory of John Koller
Wood
In memory of Edward Kooi
Mary F. Kooi
In memory of Charles Korba ‘51
Antoinette M. Korba
In memory of John D. Kreutzer ‘35
John and Mary Blum
In memory of Irene A. Kun
William J. Kun
In memory of William Joseph
Kunisch
In memory of Curt Mingear
Phyllis D. Mingear
In loving memory of Linda R.
Morris
In memory of Gertrude and Ray
Murphy
Glenn and Carol Murphy
In memory of Frank Joseph Musket
F. Ronald and Georgianna
Musket
In memory of Carolyn L. Niehoff
In memory of Louis and Gladys
Noble
John H. Noble
In memory of Thomas R.
O’Reilly ’69
Donna O’Reilly
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RECONCILIATION
President F. Dennis Riegelnegg presents the Distinguished Fellow
Award to the V. Rev. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S. ’84.
In memory of Steve and Joyce
Lane
Richard and Patricia Matthys
In memory of Otto S. LeDrew
Wood
In memory of Carl Leichty
Regina M. Warfel
In memory of Mary H. Lincoln
David B. Lincoln
In loving memory of Barbara J.
Lindahl
In memory of Rev. Edward A.
Maziarz, C.PP.S.
J. Kenneth and Sue De Witt
Patrick and Nancy Fitzgerald
In memory of Steve McAleer ‘82
Clement and Erika Lupacchino
In memory of Rev. Edward P.
McCarthy, C.PP.S.
Terrence and Julie Foley
In memory of Hugh J.
McFarland ’62
Jeanne T. McFarland
In memory of Rev. Joseph A.Otte,
C.PP.S.
Stanley and Irene Pukelis
In memory of Patricia M. Pellegrini
In memory of Ardath Pettet
In memory of Jim Phelan ‘77
In memory of Hazel Plank
In memory of Joe Platt
Mary H. Platt
In memory of John Polacheck ‘78
James and Joann Unverferth
In memory of Dorothy A. Purcell
James F. Purcell
In memory of Charles Pyrce
Leona Pyrce
In memory of Rev. Sante J. Reale,
C.PP.S.
Jack and Pat Liberator
In memory of Donald Reichert
Martin and Helen Lokai
In memory of John M.
Righeimer ’51
John P. Righeimer
In loving memory of R. Gene
Roberts
In memory of Dr. Jacob S. Rodia
Judith M. Rodia
In memory of Rev. Charles Rueve,
C.PP.S. ‘40
Brother Benjamin S. Basile,
C.PP.S.
Richard and Judith Horstman
In memory of Leone Ryan
In memory of Harold Max Salyers
Ruth N. Carter
Elizabeth and Melvin Clites
Thomas and Marianne
Deffenbaugh
Sandra Halstead
Nancye Leibee
Raymond and Marlene Mattocks
Philip and Ellen McGraw
Robert and Nancy Souza
Wood
In memory of Coach Richard
Scharf
In memory of Roger and Alice Scott
In memory of Rev. Donald F. Shea,
C.PP.S.
Randall and Joyce Ferrari
In memory of Edgar Stephan
P. Joseph and Nancy Stephan
In memory of Christine Taylor
In memory of Rudy Volz
Martin and Elizabeth Knapp
In memory of Juanita Waugh
Farmers State Bank
Floyd and Patricia Garrott
Lester and Rita Hicks
In memory of Virginia Whitcomb
Dr. Ronald W. Staudt and
Dr. Christina O’Connor
In memory of Phil Wilhelm ‘63
Gabe and Janice Gabriel
Kathleen and Timothy Malarney
Wood
In memory of Charles Wolf
Wood
In memory of Richard C.
Worden ’51
Elizabeth A. Worden
Saint Gaspar Society
In grateful recognition of those
individuals who have made
provisions for SJC in their estate
plans
Anonymous
A. Vincent Agnew
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
Thomas and Carolyn Alter
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
Bernard A. Balas*
Jordan and Elizabeth Balvich
James and Cornelia Beane*
Melinda and Deric Beier
Klaus Berger*
Raymond J. Billy
Br. Thomas R. Bohman, C.PP.S.
Jerome J. Bosch, Sr.
William J. Braun and
Christine Sammel
Donald* and Marilyn Brouillette
Paul* and Margaret Brunton*
James and Rosemary Bruskotter*
A. Douglas* and Margaret Burrow*
C. Therese Cangany
Joseph and Lucinda Carey
Robert and Margaret Cassey
George and Elizabeth Cleefman*
Thaddeus and Ofelia Cocot
David J.* and Shirley A. Cole
David and Hallie Cook
Denise L. Cordrey
Donald and Jacquelyn Corning
Bogdan* and Charlotte Czarnowski*
William* and Patricia Daily
Rev. Vincent E. Dietzen*
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Monsignor Timothy F. Doody*
Robert and Darcy Dougherty
John L. Dunn
James and Michiyo Echle
Fred J. Faulstich
William and Shirley Feely
Albert and Mary Beth Fellinger
Daniel and Judith Fenker
Edward* and Mary Jo Fleming
John E. Freiburger
John and Jennifer Gause
Thomas and Patricia Gavin
Gerald and Linda Gladu
Raymond K. Gretencord*
Rev. Frederick H. Gschwind*
Margaret J. Guccione
John and June Guckien
Charles J. Haag*
M. Michele Hampton
Fred* and Johanna Hanter*
Rev. Donald E. Hardebeck*
Rose C. Hassiepen*
Carl J. Heitz, M.D.*
Charles and Barbara Henry
William* and Kathleen Herber
Rev. Msgr. Edward I. Hession*
Richard A. Highberger
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi, Sr.
Eric M. Peschke
Joseph Q. Pindell
Rita and Joseph Poskin*
Douglas and Tracy Pribbeno
Donald D. Pritchard*
Rev. Richard W. Puetz
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Rev. Urban A. Reichlin*
Joseph and Patricia Reilly
Patrick and Joan Reilly
Russell Riberto
Charles* and Joan Riche*
Patrick and Katrina Riha
Bonnie Ring
Alfred and Barbara Savino
Richard J. Schafer*
Richard F. Scharf*
Richard M. Scheiber
Paul and Ann Scherschel
James W. Scholl*
Lucille Schumacher*
Raymond and Therese Schwenkel
James and Margaret Shields
Leslie S. Silver
David and Marla Smith
James A. Sowa
James H. Stang*
Rev. Leonard J. Sudhoff, C.PP.S.*
Mildred Tait*
J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin
James and Julie Tuerff
John and Norma Tullio
James K. Valentine*
Michael J. Vallone
Monsignor Albert H. Van Nevel*
James R. Vickery*
Gerard L. Walter*
Juanita K. Waugh*
W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber
Connie and Lonnie Weir
Josephine E. Weis*
Margaret A. Weis*
Charles and Jo Anne Werr
ENDOWMENT VALuE (2002-2010)
Philip J. Wilhelm*
Gregory and Janice Wilkins
Kenneth and Tamera Williams
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood
John A. Zink*
Norman and Jane Zmora
For information on how to include
SJC in your estate plans, please
contact the Office of Institutional
Advancement and Marketing at
800.227.1898.
Gift-in-Kind
Tony Abate
American Swiss Foundation
Awards Unlimited
Bryan and Brenda Bickett
Binney’s Beverage
Tony and Lisa Bodie
G. David Bokhart
Broken Arrow Golf
Brothers Broadcasting Corp.
(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN)
Mark A. Brouwer
Jeffery and Angela Buysse
Catholic League
Eleanor Chesnut
Chicago Blackhawk Hockey Team,
Inc.
Drew Costigan
Andrew and Carrie D’Amore
David and Angela Del Principe
Timothy and Kelly Deno
DePaul University
Penny K. DeVault
Devon’s Doghouse
Michael A. DeYoung
East Bank Club
Em-Roe Sporting Goods
Fresh Meadows Golf Club
Gary SouthShore Railcats
Kent and Jamie Getsee
Kathleen A. Grady
Garrett and Nicole Guest
David and Kelly Gust
Hamilton East Public Library
Lisa M. Handler
Matthew and Celina Hanewich
Harmony Marketing Group
Heritage Office Products, Inc.
David Herriott
Martin and Krista Huber
Hugh and Carolyn Huss
Indian Lakes Resort Golf Course
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Indianapolis Colts
The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd.
Jordan Floral
Robert and Barbara Kaiser
Kingston Mines Blues Club
Kirby Risk Electrical Supply
Joan Krimm
Tim and Jenifer Kryshak
Gary and Harriet Kubo
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
The Links at Carillon Golf Course
Lisa Custom Print
Lithographic Communications
Long’s Gifts
Kelli and John Lucito
Carla and Edward Luzadder
Allyson Lyon Photography
Stephanie Martin
Curtis and Rebecca Mason
Jessica McBroom
John T. McCarthy
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RECONCILIATION
Endowment value as of June 30
The 41st Annual Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
W. August and Nancy Hillenbrand
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
David* and Dorothy Jones*
Michael J. Jordan
Robert and Louise Judge
Elmer J. Kamm*
Gerald A. Kamm*
Marie T. Kennedy*
William L. Kiep*
Clayton and Roberta Klein
Edward and Anne Kolaczyk
Helen R. Kraud
John* and Mildred Kreutzer
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Daniel and Nancy Krodel
Thomas K. Kuhar
Therese and Michael Kura
Alice A. Lamberger
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
John G. Ligda
James and Drina Madden
George M. Marchal
Andrew and Kristen Marino
Alice C. Maroney*
John T. McCarthy
Robert* and Joanne McDevitt
Mary L. McNamara
Steven and Teresa Meyer
David S. Moebs
Marco and Susan Moreno
William J.* and Ann Moriarty
Edward and Maureen Mulcahy
Patricia A. Mulcahy
James* and Ary Nelson
Robert and Jane Neville
Frederic Nix*
Estelle M. D. Noska*
Rev. Carlton A. Ott*
David and Donna Owens
Rev. Julian F. Pank*
Lawrence J. Payne
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
Timothy and Kara Meyer
Mill Creek Golf Club
Kristel Miller
Robert V. Monfort
Richard and Lynette Moyer
Mr. Davids Flooring International
Doris Myers
Odyssey Country Club
PEPSIAMERICAS
Richard and Sara Pietrzak
Ryan Preston
Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza
Regal Palms Resort
Riddell Sales
Road 600 Co.
SJC Athletic Department
SJC Baseball
SJC College Store
SJC Housekeeping
James and Kris Sakelaris
Catherine A. Salyers
Sandy Pines Golf Course
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Bernard and Karen Sieverding
Steve and Sherry Sims
Scott and Tina Slobodecki
Rev. Jerome P. Stack, C.PP.S.
Lenny Stang
Peter Stefanak
Stunt Dawg Studio
Leslie and Kelly Styck
Sugar Creek Golf Club
Tippecanoe Beverages
Scott and Doreen Trowbridge
Michael J. Vallone
Ron Vanasdlen
Village Greens
Village Links of Glen Ellyn
Regina M. Warfel
WGN Radio 720 AM
Gladys Wheeler
The White House Bed & Breakfast
White Sox Baseball Academy
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Zigfield Troy Golf
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
Please report all corrections in this
listing to Nick Schafer ’03 at
800.227.1898 or nschafer@saintjoe.
edu.
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There’s more than
RECONCILIATION
College Fund
2010 Alpha Lambda Delta inductees.
1
Planned Gift
way to support SJC this year.
Fellows Signage/
Wayfinding
Project
21st Century
Campaign
Pledge
Other
Gifts given by December 31, 2010 qualify
for applicable state and federal tax credits.
If you would like a copy of your giving
history for the 2010 tax year, please
request by calling 800.227.1898
or e-mail [email protected].
Learn something new at www.saintjoe.edu/donate.
David E. Dixon, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Political
Science, compiled the second edition of the U.S. Foreign
Policy Reader from Pearson’s Among Nations article
collection, April 2010. The reader includes a one-semester
student subscription to the journal Foreign Affairs.
During May-August 2010, he refereed five manuscripts
for the journal Sociology of Religion. Dixon completed
biocritical headnotes for sermons by Adam Beittel,
Charles Gomillion, Charles Diggs, Edward Allison Cahill,
Joseph Armstrong Delaine, John Wesley Durr, James
Farmer, Ralph Bunche, William Hodding Carter, Jr.,
Clarence Jordan, Reinhold Niehbur, Samuel Proctor, and
Vincent Gordon Harding. Research for these headnotes
includes genealogical research to identify and approach
family members who own the currently unpublished
intellectual property. Dixon attended panels on religious
movements and political parties at the American Political
Science Association annual meeting in Washington, D.C.,
September 2-5, 2010.
was entitled “Theology and Spirituality of Selected Texts
within the Sermon on the Mount.” Scalf was also the
retreat director for men at the Marydale Retreat Center
in Northern Kentucky. The retreat was entitled “Biblical
Portraits of Masculine Spirituality.” He was the conference
presenter for the Northwest Indiana University Leadership
Consortium, entitled “Nosce te Ipsum.”
Fr. Kevin Scalf, C.PP.S., was the retreat director for
women religious at the University of St. Mary of the Lake/
Mundelein Seminary in Mundelein, Illinois. The retreat
Karen Venditti, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education,
spoke at the International Reading Association 23rd
World Congress on Reading in Auckland, New Zealand.
The World Congress focused on the theme “Leading and
Learning in Literacy.” Venditti’s presentation, “Put Your
Nose in a Book,” explained how politicians, schools,
businesses and more have joined forces in northwest
Indiana to promote community literacy via a red nose
initiative for the annual “Time Out For Reading” event
held each October. Venditti serves on the board of the
Northwest Indiana Literacy Coalition and is involved in the
International Reading Association.
Ilicia J. Sprey, Ph.D., Associate Professor of History and
Dean of Freshmen, wrote “East Meets West: Contemporary
Classroom Challenges in Teaching Cambodian History in
World History Courses,” Teachers Across Borders/World
History Association. Her paper will be published in the
Journal of World History. Sprey reviewed “Daily Life in the
Mongol Empire” by George Lane for Sixteenth Century
Journal (2010). Sprey was a reviewer for the Department
of Education TRIO-SSS grants, Washington, D.C., March
2010, and a reviewer for the Advanced Placement World
History Examinations in summer 2010.
Karen Venditti
Lana Zimmer, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Education,
presented a paper at the American Association for the
Advancement of Curriculum Studies Annual Conference
in Denver, Colorado, April 27-29, 2010, entitled “The Power
of Place: Confronting the Crisis of Global Sustainability
through Critical Place-Based Curriculum.” Zimmer
attended the American Educational Research Association’s
Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, April 30-May 4, 2010.
This year’s theme was “Understanding Complex Ecologies
in a Changing World.” Zimmer participated in a Pre-AERA
seminar entitled “EcoJustice and Environmental Educators
in Conversation” on April 30, 2010.
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RECONCILIATION
William A. White, Ph.D., Professor of History, was a reader
for the ninth year of Advanced Placement U.S. History
essays for the Educational Testing Service June 1–8 in
Louisville, Kentucky. White was nominated and served
as a participant in a national study conducted by the
Educational Policy Improvement Center that was designed
to evaluate the Common Core Standards, which have
been recently adopted by more than 30 states.
FACuLTY NOTES
Notes
CLASS NOTES
RECONCILIATION
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Notes
James A. Bruha ’55 served in the USMC, received his
M.A. from DePaul, taught high school in the Chicago area,
entered foreign service, and served in embassies in Libya,
Tunisia, Congo, Madagascar, Romania, and Greece. James
and his wife, Marge, are celebrating 54 years together.
They have 3 children and 4 grandsons. “Life is still an
adventure.”
William B. Krantz ’61 retired from teaching in the
Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at
the University of Colorado in 1999 and again retired from
teaching in the Department of Chemical and Materials
Engineering at the University of Cincinnati in 2005. From
2005-2008, he was the Isaac M. Meyer Chair Professor
in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular
Engineering at the National University of Singapore. In
2008, he joined the Singapore Membrane Technology
Center in the Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering at Nanyang Technological University. He is
looking forward to attending the 50th reunion of his class
in 2011.
Mike Thoele ’63 has been appointed interim publisher
of The Oregon Daily Emerald, an independent student
newspaper, while a national search for a permanent
publisher is conducted. “All of us on the team have had
valued mentoring relationships with Emerald staffers over
a period of years. For each of us, this is an opportunity
to give back to the Emerald as an independent campus
voice and to the university as an institution.” Thoele is the
former owner and publisher of community newspapers
in Junction City and Veneta, Oregon. He worked 24
years as a Register-Guard reporter and editor and taught
University of Oregon journalism courses as an adjunct
professor since 1974. During four decades as a reporter,
editor, and publisher, he won scores of honors—among
them two first-place national medical journalism awards
and more than 40 awards for feature, news, business, and
editorial writing from the Oregon Newspaper Publishers
Association. He obtained his bachelor’s degree in
Journalism from SJC.
Joseph Reilly, Jr. ’64 accepted the Entrepreneur
of the Year Award from the TwinWest Chamber of
Commerce, Minnesota. Joe realized that the discipline,
resourcefulness, and well-rounded liberal arts education
he received from SJC is key to his business and personal
success. Joe’s company, Payroll Control Systems, is a
leading provider of payroll, timekeeping, and human
resource management solutions in the Upper Midwest
and the largest independently owned business of its kind
in Minnesota. His company is the only Better Business
Bureau A+ rated payroll service company in Minnesota.
In 1999, he received the Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year
Award.
Frank D. Spaziano ’69, who passed away in 2008, had
the Laurel Hill Avenue Elementary School in Providence,
R.I. dedicated to his memory. The school is now known
as the Frank D. Spaziano Elementary School and Annex.
Throughout Frank’s 29 years in the Providence School
District, he gave untiringly of himself, demonstrated
outstanding leadership qualities, and was committed to
the children of Providence. As a central administrator,
Frank’s humanity, mentorship, and guidance with
clerks, teacher assistants, teachers, and principals were
legendary and exemplify his leadership abilities. He was a
warm and approachable man, beloved by everyone who
knew him.
Michael J. Georgeson ’69 will celebrate 25 years at
Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, Nev. as an Executive Casino
Host.
James L. Weidner ’70, CEO of The Cooperative of
American Physicians, Inc., has been elected chair of
the Physician Insurers Association of America (PIAA),
a leading trade association representing domestic and
international medical professional liability insurance
companies owned and/or operated by physicians,
hospitals, dentists, and other health care providers. Jim
has been on the PIAA board since 2002, most recently
serving as the association’s Vice Chair. In his new role as
Chair, he will have general oversight of the business of the
association, and supervision of the other officers of the
board, as well as the President of the association.
Louis W. Yuen ’74 has retired from teaching after being a
music educator for 36 years. Just prior to retiring, Louis
received the 2010 Outstanding Music Educator honor for
the Central Section from the California Music Educators
Association in Sacramento, Calif. Louis definitely retired
on a high note.
John Flach ’75 is a professor and chair of Psychology at
Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio, where he teaches
and does research on human performance in complex
technical systems. In addition, John also manages
a portfolio of university-wide programs directed at
learning for students with disabilities. This includes an
interdisciplinary Ph.D. program on technology-based
learning with disabilities and the Ohio STEM Abilities
Alliance that is intended to improve academic success in
STEM fields for undergraduate students with disabilities.
Both programs are supported by funds from the National
Science Foundation. John also has a long history of
collaborations with the Air Force Research Laboratory
to study training and interface design issues for Air Force
Systems. John is co-author with Kevin Bennett of the book
Display and Interface Design: Subtle Science and Exact Art,
Sr. Barbara Ann Smelko, S.C. ’79 is Vocation Director of
the Seton International House in Chicago after five years of
ministering at St. James. She will reach out to the people
of Chicago in sharing the vocational call to religious life.
Sister Barbara’s ministry in Chicago began 7/12/10.
Roger G. Robins ’80 is an American Studies Specialist
teaching in the English Department at the University of
Tokyo. He has a book coming out from Praeger publishing
called Pentecostalism in America. Please visit
www.greenwood.com or www.amazon.com for more
information. A quote from Roger: “SJC was just the right
place for me, and the professors I had there made an
enormous contribution to my development as a person
and as a scholar.”
Martin E. Maher ’82 was promoted to Consultant
- Specialist Network Security Engineer at Kaiser
Permanente.
Brian Studebaker ’92 is the Director of Admissions at
Spring Hill College in Mobile, Ala., where he oversees the
processes for undergraduate and graduate admissions.
Sidnie Wilder, daughter of Deren ’94 and Karen Jung
Wilder ’94 and granddaughter of SJC Fellow Gail Evans,
received a bronze medal in the hammer throw at the
Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships in
California.
Jessica Pitstick ’02 obtained her master’s degree in
Management from Indiana Wesleyan.
Luke Hansen ’04, along with two other Catholics,
returned from a pilgrimage to Bermuda where they
visited with former Guantanamo prisoners and sought
relationships and reconciliation with the men.
Amanda Barnhart Senac ’05 graduated from Indiana
University School of Optometry on 5/7/10.
Sarah Wright ’10 accepted a position with the Portage
School Corporation as a General Music Teacher at Fegely
Middle School.
In the fall of 1957, my parents drove me to Saint
Joseph’s College to start what were to be some
of the best years of my life. Upon registering, we
learned that I was to be assigned to Drexel Hall,
and until that moment, we didn’t even know it
existed.
When we toured campus the previous spring,
none of our guides took us across the road to see
Drexel—it wasn’t exactly a “selling point.”
When we saw the place for the first time, that
late August day, and learned that I was to be in
a three-man room, I don’t know whether I was
more upset or my parents were. I learned many
years later that my parents had a heated discussion as to whether they were going to leave me
there or take me back home to Chicago. Perhaps
one of the best decisions my parents ever made
raising me was to leave me to fend for myself
in the “godforsaken dorm across the road from
everything else.”
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My time in Drexel with my terrific roommates
and fellow Drexel Pumas may have helped form
a sense of team, brotherhood, and true loyalty
that I would never have learned in any other
dorm on any other college campus. I can say
without any doubt that Drexel Hall helped form
men, citizens, and leaders—and it was only a
building...or was it?
–Frank Caccamo ’61
RECONCILIATION
Jason M. Quigg ’97 finished his 11th year as the varsity
boys’ basketball coach at River Forest High School in
Hobart, Ind. The team finished the season 15-7, which
tied the record for the second most wins in school
history. Quigg was also named the Greater South Shore
Conference Coach of the Year. He works as a guidance
counselor at the school and is the head coach of the boys’
golf team.
Drexel alumni are posting some memories
on the online forum. You can check it out at
“Forums” on the alumni website.
CLASS NOTES
which is due to be published by Taylor and Francis later
this year. He also is co-author of the book Control Theory
for Humans, which was published in 2005. John and his
wife Linnea have three sons and had their first grandson
in September. Linnea continues to teach 6th grade at St.
Luke’s School in Beavercreek, Ohio.
CLASS NOTES
Many Pumas attended the Todd ’03 and Jennifer Frankowski Huff ’03 wedding.
Duane C. Marks ’99 has been hired as an associate by the
law firm Baker & Daniels LLP.
ENGAGEMENTS
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Amy Baird ’06 to Brian Richmond, 5/22/10.
Tara Torres ’06 to David Zvareck, 7/31/10.
Katie Davet ’04 to John-Paul Simkus. The wedding is
planned for October 2012.
Abigail Barker ’08 to Joseph Collins, 6/10.
Scott Smolek ’05 to Jeri Jozwiak. The wedding is planned
for October 2011, and the wedding party will include
Mike Stawski ’06, Zac Erb ’06, Tony Cunningham ’06,
Sean McBride ’05, Melissa Rind Stawski ’07, and
Rick O’Dette ’99.
Brittney Bertsch ’08 to Aaron Ruter ’08, 6/12/10.
Pumas in the wedding party included Natasha Kinsey
Cummings ’08, Shayna Hesson ’11, Andrew Halliar ’10,
Scott Deatherage ’08, Andrew Adamiec ’11, Kurt
Barone ’09, and Kyle Barone ’07. Many SJC alumni and
staff were in attendance.
Heidi Friermood ’07 to Kevin Gusa. The wedding is
planned for June 2011.
Ryan Messner ’04 to Katy Nollinger. The wedding is
planned for May 7, 2011.
RECONCILIATION
Michael A. Barry ’05 to Becky Seymour, 7/17/10.
MARRIAGES
BIRTHS
Naomi Edna Ostrowski to Jason ’94 and Sarah Knox
Ostrowski ’97, 6/27/09. She joins big sister Fiona,
who is 3.
Anne Byerwalter ’83 to Richard Chew, 4/10/10.
Lucia Mehay to Joshua ’04 and Ann Stupic Mehay ’06,
12/22/09. She joins big sister Olivia.
Tracey Wojciechowski ’96 to Aaron Neblett, 9/19/09.
Jennifer McGee Johnson ’96 was the matron of honor.
Julia JoAnn Didion to David ’06 and Theresa Yoder
Didion ’04, 2/24/10. She joins big sister Olivia.
Eric M. Seidel ’01 to Jennifer Hanan, 8/8/09. Rev. Martin
Hunckler ’73 officiated, and the wedding party included
Pumas Joseph Derybowski ’00 and Kevin Jarze ’99.
Nynke Anna and Bente Dienke van Belkum to Rianne van
den Burg and Aukens Jan Johannes Van Belkum ’99,
3/23/10.
Todd A. Huff ’03 to Jennifer Frankowski ’03, 6/12/10.
Isaac James Combs to Micah ’03 and Kari Ortman
Combs ’04, 4/7/10. He joins big sister Corrin, who is 3.
Sarah Hachey ’03 to Andy Kidwell, 7/17/10.
Calvin Metts ’03 to Jillian Krisiak, 6/26/10.
Lauren Dorothea Tackett to Michael ’96 and Jacquelyn
Leonard Tackett ’95, 5/18/10. Lauren is welcomed by big
brother Ethan, who is 5.
Bernard A. Stukenborg ’60, brother of Henry
Stukenborg ’59, 8/22/10.
Henry Patrick Dougherty to Michael ’04 and Elizabeth
Klocek Dougherty ’06, 6/9/10. He is welcomed to the
family by big sister Madeline who is 2; proud grandparents:
Peter ’73 and Barbara McConnell Klocek ’74, Joseph ’75
and Mary Catherine Crossland Dougherty ’75; aunts and
uncles: Andrew ’98 and Sara Klocek Hicks ’98, Jason ’01
and Kelly Dougherty Burke ’01, and Nick ’04 and Kristine
Dougherty Schweiss ’03.
Harry J. Creager ’61, 12/25/09.
Grace Isabella Sandor to Christopher ’02 and Christine
Carroll Sandor ’02, 6/10/10.
Ava Jane Close to Christopher and Susan Welter
Close ’00, 6/25/10.
Lilly Elanor Hoffman to Randy ’04 and Susan Huss
Hoffman ’04, 7/15/10.
Siobhan Marie Cleaver to Meaghan and Patrick
Cleaver ’00, 8/9/10.
Carl A. Reichwein ’61, 10/10/09.
Albert J. Stec ’62 and SJC Fellow, 10/21/09.
Monsignor James J. Wolf ’62, 8/31/10.
Francis “Frank” W. Creel ’63, 5/18/10.
Charles J. Schuttrow ’63, father of Patrick Schuttrow ’95,
6/18/10.
Dennis J. Matuska ’63, 1/14/10.
James S. Ford, Jr. ’64, 1/30/10.
Roger W. Bohnen ’65, 1/28/09.
Richard H. Kane ’69, 8/19/10.
DEATHS
Lloyd J. Bernier ’70, 8/15/10.
Reverend James J. O’Connor ’36, 12/4/07.
Gregory J. Szyndrowski ’70, 10/1/08.
Louis J. Hierholzer, Sr. ’40, 3/26/10.
Virginia Bishopp ’73, 2/7/10.
William G. Tichenor, Sr. ’41, 2/23/05.
Ruben Soria ’73, 5/09.
John M. Murphy ’43, 3/12/10.
Anthony “Tony” E. Freeland ’75, father of John
Freeland ’95, 4/28/09.
Thomas L. Smith ’48, 6/5/10.
Edward D. Collins ’51, 5/26/10.
Francis J. Lammers ’51, 1/20/00.
Robert L. King ’52, 5/8/10.
George E. McCarthy ’56, 8/18/10.
Martin Desmond “Des” Ryan ’58 and former SJC Faculty,
7/22/10.
James M. Huntine ’59, 4/13/09.
Thomas J. Geffert ’60, 01/06.
James J. Rusk ’88, 5/20/10.
John W. Cheek ’89, 12/11/07.
John E. Anthony, Jr. ’93, 8/23/10.
Julius Wenk, father of Heidi Wenk ’00, 4/7/03.
Mike P. Myers, former SJC staff, 2006.
Theodore “Ted” Krallman, father of Christine
Krallman ’01, 12/15/07.
James C. Conlon, father and father-in-law of Katherine
Conlon Bieker ’87 and Daniel ’79 and Elizabeth Conlon
Danner ’79, 3/11/09.
Ralph “Max” Wiggs, father of J. Kyle Wiggs ’76, 3/30/2009.
Daniel L. Rogovich ’60 and SJC Sports Hall of Fame
member, 6/9/10.
Vincent McFadden, father of Jacob McFadden ’11, 5/15/09.
Charles “Pat” Bray ’60, 08/08.
John E. Kappler, father of Nicole Kappler Mathew ’01 and
Cynthia Kappler Carter ’01, 6/25/09.
Gary A. Lynch ’60, 11/28/08.
Ronald J. Piermattei ’60, 9/9/07.
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Bernice Layden, wife of Thomas G. Layden ’44 and
mother of Daniel Layden ’68, 7/31/09.
RECONCILIATION
Francis M. O’Reilly ’57, 7/3/2009.
CLASS NOTES
Luke Baptiste Senac to John and Amanda Barnhart Senac
’05, 5/24/10.
CLASS NOTES
Edith O’Donnell, mother/mother-in-law of Edward
O’Donnell ’72, Mary Lucy O’Donnell Hildreth ’73,
Thomas O’Donnell ’74, Charles ’73 and Patricia
O’Donnell Martin ’76, Lawrence O’Donnell ’78,
Lawrence ’78 and Anne O’Donnell Loomis ’79, and
Rose O’Donnell Lahrman ’81, 2/7/10.
Helen G. Schumacher, SJC Fellow, 5/25/10.
Florence J. Sobczyk, mother of SJC Associate Professor
Judi Jezierski, 6/2/10.
Stephen “Steve” J. Lane and Joyce L. Lane, both SJC
Fellows, parents of Cindy L. Aubuchon ’96, sister/sisterin-law of Carol Lane Wood ’74 and Harvey Wood, and
uncle/aunt of Lori E. Garcia ’10, 6/16/10.
Michael Powell, husband of Stacey Brunk Powell ’94,
6/17/10.
Vera Simpson, mother of SJC Employee April Potts, and
grandmother of April Floyd Lambert ’01, 6/19/10.
Phyllis Fleck Scheiber, SJC Fellow, wife of Richard (Dick)
M. Scheiber ’41 and mother of Richard P. Scheiber ’67,
6/26/10.
Henry “Hank” Coyle, father of Jennifer Coyle ’97, 7/1/10.
Lavern Buening, brother-in-law of Reverend John J.
Hoying, C.PP.S. ’57, 7/4/10.
Robert Leonard, father of Jacquelyn Leonard Tackett ’95
and father-in-law of Michael Tackett ’96, 7/5/10.
Marie Ballmann, mother of Brother James F.
Ballmann, C.PP.S. ’72, 7/5/10.
Donald F. Klein, Sr., father of Donald Klein ’81, 7/16/10.
Robert T. Jauron, former SJC head football coach who
led SJC to its only national championship—The Aluminum
Bowl—in 1956, 7/20/10.
Jack L. Brunk, father of Cheri Brunk Bianco ’91 and
Stacey Brunk Powell ’94, 7/22/10.
Donald S. Reed, father of Edward J. Reed ’72 and
grandfather of Christopher Bush ’07 and Kevin
Craney ’10, 7/26/10.
Aldine Mattox Antcliff, former SJC secretary, 7/30/10.
George Robert “Bob” Bechman, father of David Bechman,
SJC Farm Manager, 8/21/10.
Mildred E. Gibson Tait, SJC Fellow, Trustee-Life Member,
and 1982 Honorary Degree recipient, 8/22/10.
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Chairman, Board of Trustees
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Director of Integrated Marketing
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PDF of project data sheet.