Annual Report - Sacred Heart Academy

SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ANNUAL REPORT | 2014–2015
2 | A Message from the Interim President | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
A Message from the Interim President
Dear Friends of Sacred Heart,
In speaking about Sacred Heart Academy, we often say “Sacred Heart Academy empowers young
women to make a difference in their families, communities, church and world.” This is a strong
statement especially in a society where so many people feel overwhelmed and helpless. At Sacred
Heart, we help students face the realities of what is happening in the world with the tools of faith,
compassion, courage and commitment. Their God-given capacities for caring and connectedness with
others keeps unfolding.
With this in mind, beginning in freshman year, students are required to participate in service and
community projects. Last year, our 800 young women completed 31,878 hours of ministry to others.
When students are asked to reflect on their experiences, they tell us that it’s all about the relationships
they form. Something inside them happens when they comfort the dishevelled man on the Midnight
Run; when they give meals to a woman and her children in the shelter; when they assist a child at
Camp Anchor; and when they see what happens in Miraflores, El Salvador, when 50,000 families have
access to contaminated water only. "The homeless," “the hungry," "the disabled," and "the poor" are
no longer social categories of nameless and faceless people. They are their brothers and sisters.
As I write this letter to you, I am aware of how deeply invested each of you is in Sacred Heart Academy
as parent, alumna, trustee, friend and benefactor. Be assured, your investment provides students with
more than a Regents diploma. In addition, you might say, our young ladies receive a degree in Gospel
values and in bringing about reconciliation, unity and God’s inclusive love in our hurting world.
Sacred Heart Academy empowers young women to lead in our global world community by educating
them in an environment that is rigorous, technologically advanced, nurturing and supportive. We can
do this because of the dedication of faculty, staff and administrators - and You! Without the gifts of
your presence, time, labor, resources, connections and expertise, we could not do all that we do. Your
support enables us to make a SHA education as affordable as possible so young women with strong
academic and leadership potential are not excluded because of financial need.
Thank you for the many roles you contribute to Sacred Heart Academy to make it a holy, safe, enriching
and happy academic environment. Your lives are a witness that God, intimately present at the heart
of each of us and the Universe, is always lovingly present, never abandons us, and impels us to find
ways to transform our evolving world. We are so grateful that SHA is one of the ways you have chosen
to make a difference in our world.
Sincerely,
Sister Jean Amore, CSJ Ed.D., Interim President
A Message from the Board of Trustees
Dear Sacred Heart Academy Family, Alumnae, and Friends,
It is an honor to report the financial results of the 2014-15 academic year on behalf of the Sacred Heart Academy Trustees’
Finance Committee. During the year ended June 30, 2015, Sacred Heart Academy’s investment funds grew by 13% over the
year as a result of new gifts, transfers, and investment income. Sacred Heart Academy produced a balanced budget of $13.2
million, beginning with tuition and fee revenues of $8.3 million, followed by student and auxiliary activities that generated
$1.1 million. Total gifts to Sacred Heart included cash and pledge contributions of $860,000, and non-cash contributed
services and facilities valued at $1.4 million. Contributions included the establishment of Sacred Heart Academy’s first
true endowment fund to support student scholarships. Operating and capital expenses are budgeted to support the key
academic, athletic, and research objectives of the students and faculty. Instruction costs amounted to $7.8 million, and $1.5
million was directed toward student activities, auxiliary programs, and scholarship awards. An additional $1.2 million was
expended to purchase academic and research equipment, continue building and facility upgrades and provide on-going
campus maintenance. Measured at June 30, 2015 Sacred Heart Academy held total assets of $18.9 million and net assets
of $12.9 million. Assets include $940,000 in cash, $7.1 million in investments, and $8.8 million in plant and equipment.
Liabilities of $6.0 million include a $3.7 million low interest loan. The Finance Committee supports the mission of Sacred
Heart Academy by promoting sustainable financial practices and high fiscal performance goals to ensure funding for the
current and future successes of students and faculty.
Sincerely,
Barbara J. (Burke ’77) Holahan, P ’14, P ’16
Denise Strain, P ’06
Finance Committee Co-Chairs, Board of Trustees
Revenues
Expenses
Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,843,000
Tuition & Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,349,000
Student Activities & Auxiliary Programs . . . . $1,136,000
S tudent Activities
& Auxiliary Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,021,000
NYS Mandated Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,343,000
Scholarships & Financial Aid . . . . . . . . . . . $435,000
Investment Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $123,000
General & Administrative . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,487,000
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $748,000
Contributions:
Gifts, Grants, Special Events . . . . . . . . . . . $859,000
Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $651,000
Contributed Facilities & Services . . . . . . . . $1,355,000
Net Capital Expansion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $980,000
TOTAL REVENUE . . . . . . . $13,165,000
TOTAL EXPENSES . . . . . . . $13,165,000
4 | A Message from the Principal | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
A Message from the Principal
Dear Friends of Sacred Heart,
In my summer letter to parents preceding the 2014–15 academic year, I wrote about change being
the hallmark of every vital institution. Change requires us to reflect on what works, what does not
work, where we are and where we want to be. It is with pride that I can say that, because of the
contributions of so many, Sacred Heart continues to "work" well.
Sacred Heart Academy works because of everyone who shares their talents with us. A strong example
of this is our Alumnae, who are invited back and return frequently to speak to classes about their life
experiences and to do presentations at Career Day. They create a bridge from the classroom to the
workplace for our girls. Our Alum reach out to us and work with us because they are compelled to
give back.
When the Bloomberg Financial Markets Lab was constructed in summer 2015. One of our participating
faculty members visited Bloomberg LP and reconnected with Lauren Faggione ’03, Structured Products
Sales Specialist at Bloomberg. Mr. Richard Powers, SHA History Department, is coordinating a tour of
Bloomberg LP with Lauren and a group of Economics Honors Students.
Sacred Heart Academy works because of everyone who gives their time. Let us remember the spiritual
journey we went on with Immaculée Ilibagiza thanks to the efforts of the Mothers’ Guild. It was their
idea to nourish us with Immaculée’s witness of God’s grace and we not only learned about forgiveness,
we felt it. The Mothers’ Guild spent hours organizing, selling and distributing tickets and arranging a
book signing all with the purpose of strengthening our bond in our Catholic faith. It worked—together
we opened our hearts, we prayed the rosary and we became witness to God’s inclusive love.
Sacred Heart Academy works because of everyone who supports us financially. Your investments
have contributed to the growth of Sacred Heart and our offerings to the young women entrusted
to our care. Your support allows us to continue to educate young hearts and minds in an inspiring
environment and set the pace for Catholic college preparatory education.
Last year, changes at Sacred Heart were evident with the opening of the state-of-the-art Science
Research Center, enriched offerings from CulinArt, our new dining services provider, and new courses
across the curriculum. One such offering, Digital Photography, is described in detail on the following
page. Take a good look at the spirited photographs throughout our Annual Report. They were taken
and edited by students in this new class. Experience the year, and all the change that came with it,
through the lenses of those who lived it—our young women who lead with heart.
Sincerely,
Sister Joanne Forker, CSJ, Ed.D.
NEW IN ACADEMICS
Photo Credit: Julianne Holmes ’16
Photo Credit: Carly Lorenzo ’16
Photo Credit: Samantha Colucci ’16
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
at Sacred Heart Academy
In the 2014–15
academic year,
Sacred Heart Academy
debuted its
Digital Photography/
Photoshop Hybrid class.
This class was designed to expose the young
women of Sacred Heart to the history of digital
photography and the vast array of techniques
and skills associated with the medium. Students
also explore the actual mechanics of cameras
and are guided to the realization that the lense
is a mechanical version of our very own eyes.
Led by Mrs. Kristin Mariano, students learn the
basic technical elements of photography and
develop hands-on skills:
• camera operations
• pictorial
composition
• lighting
• developing
• printing
• digital imaging
• mounting
• display
Students in the Digital Photography class attend
school events, Liturgies, athletic practices
and games and club meetings. They capture
journalistic moments at every opportunity. In
Sacred Heart’s Mac Lab, our young women take
the pictures from their photo shoots into the
digital darkroom of Lightroom & Photoshop.
Here, their creative vision comes to life as they
manipulate and tweak their images. The final
photos are used for Sacred Heart Academy’s
yearbook, website, newsletters, social media
and publicity efforts.
All of the pictures in this issue of the Annual
Report were shot and edited by students in
the 2014–15 Digital Photography/Photoshop
Hybrid class. This publication provides an
outstanding portfolio of the incredibly creative
and outstanding technical abilities of the young
women of Sacred Heart Academy.
Photo Credit: Caitlin McNamara ’16
6 | Become Living Water for Others | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnion ’16
“Become Living Water for Others”
by Veronica Ticas-Ludewig,
Campus Minister for Sacred Heart Academy
At Sacred Heart Academy, we take time as a
community to nurture a spiritual life that fosters
courage, compassion and commitment and
enables us to live out our mission. We profess
in our philosophy that each member of the
community is uniquely gifted by a loving God,
and individually called to respond to that love.
Campus Ministry, in concert with the academic
and extra-curricular programs at Sacred Heart,
is committed to educating the whole person,
focusing on the particular gifts of each student.
We challenge our young women leaders to be
mindful of the call to work for justice and peace
in an increasingly interdependent and connected
global community.
The spiritual theme for the 2014-15 academic
year, Becoming Living Water for Others, was
inspired by a student-led campaign to examine
the topic of water as a justice and moral issue. In
the fall, members of the Awakening the Dreamer
and UN/Pax Christi clubs presented a video to
the Sacred Heart Academy Mission Committee
about the importance of using reusable bottles
instead of plastics water bottles.
The Mission Committee, which is comprised
of Board Members, Administrators and
Faculty asked, “How should we respond to
the presentation?” The young women leaders
suggested installing rehydration stations and
educating the whole school on the issue of
water.
Through the grace of God, the next day, Sister
Jeanne Ross ’66, former President of Sacred
Heart Academy (1997–2015), received a call
from an alum and her husband who were
interested in helping advance the mission of
Sacred Heart Academy. It certainly was clear
that God was calling us to pursue this issue.
Sister Jeanne explained the students’ proposal
and Rachel (Cancro ’83) and John Cashwell P ’18
generously offered to fund two rehydration
stations located in the cafeteria and on the third
floor.
The young women spearheading this project
also organized a student-led presentation in
the Sister Virginia Crowley Theater to educate
Students and Faculty about the initiative to
limit the use of plastic water bottles and to
raise conscientiousness about the effect on the
global community and the need for action on
this topic.
Little did these students know that one of the
ripple effects of their idea would be the spiritual
theme for the academic year.
Water is essential to life and is often used to
symbolize cleansing, renewal, and purifying
properties. For many of us in the United States,
water is often taken for granted. But this is not
the case around the world. According to Water.
org, 1 in 10 people lack access to safe water and
every 90 seconds a child dies from water related
disease.
In our Catholic tradition, we cannot deny the
importance of water. It is through water that
we are initiated into our community in the
sacrament of Baptism, thus calling each one of
us to act in response to the needs of others and
put our faith into action.
As Lent 2015 approached, Campus Ministry
focused on this baptismal call. Students were
encouraged to examine their lives and ask
themselves:
"How am I doing?"
"What is your life thirsting for?”
“How can you satisfy that thirst?”
“How can you satisfy the thirst in others?”
In the Lenten prayer service, we reflected
on the Gospel
of
John 4:4-30, the
biblical story of Jesus
and the woman
at the well. Samantha Nicholson ’16,
dramatized the story as the woman at the well
and her conversion from sin to message of Jesus,
seeking the living water.
During this Lenten prayer service, the young
women of Sacred Heart Academy heard
staggering statistics of how privileged we truly
are to have access to water. They were alarmed
to learn that:
•A
five minute shower uses more water than a
typical person has all day living in a developing
country.
• T he water in your toilet is cleaner than nearly
a billion people have to drink.
•A
nd finally, the water and sanitation crisis
claims more lives through disease than any
war claims through guns.
Students, Faculty and Administrators held in
prayer the women, men and children who
face great water injustice. Our young women
were also encouraged to be mindful of the
Students Sharing Gifts Through Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry Service Girls assist in preparing
materials for spiritual activities and brainstorm
ideas and themes for bulletin boards on the first
floor and next to the chapel.
Convent Nail Salon
Students meet bi-monthly and walk over to
the Sacred Heart Convent to give manicures
to the retired Sisters of St. Joseph. This fosters
community, inter-generational dialogue and
provides a kind service to the Sisters who have
dedicated their lives to others.
Prayers
Create prayers for special occasions that will be
read during morning announcments or printed
on cards for students.
Retreats and Prayer Services
leading of day retreats or smaller retreats/
reflections afterschool.
Liturgical Assistance
• Sacristans—Participate in the behind-thescenes preparations for Liturgies and assist
with picking readings, creating prayers of the
faithful, etc.
• Lectors—Proclaim the message of the Bible
and/or Prayer of the Faithful during school
assembly Liturgies or Friday Liturgies in the
chapel.
• Altar Servers—Assist priests during school
assembly Liturgies or Friday Liturgies in the
chapel.
• Music—Share your musical gifts by singing or
playing an instrument during Liturgies, prayer
services, etc.
In conjunction with the CSJ Leaders club,
participate in the organization, planning, and
"T" Time or "Talk" Time
various types of thirst that exist in our world.
People thirst for water, but also thirst for Love,
Compassion, Understanding, Forgiveness,
Friendship, Justice, and Peace.
seeking to address one of the Corporal Works of
Mercy through a project by giving drink to the
thirsty.
We challenged our students to reflect on how
they would respond to those who are thirsting.
In addition to the Lenten Prayer service, the
Campus Ministry Office hosted a Walk in
Solidarity with the Water Carriers. Students and
Faculty walked around the school, listened to
witness reflections on the everyday lives of Water
Carriers. Statistics have repeatedly showed that
women and children, especially girls, primarily
carry the burden of water carrying. Women and
girls spend up to 6 hours each day collecting
water and, on average, women and children in
Asia and Africa walk 3.7 miles a day one way to
collect water, sometimes carrying heavy loads
of 40 lbs. of water or more. Once they are on
their travels, these woman are often in danger
of being attacked by humans and animals. Often
left with little time to attend school, Water
Carriers receive little or no formal education.
As we progress into 2015–2016 school year,
Sacred Heart Academy will continue to build
awareness on the issue of water justice. But
awareness is simply not enough. In June,
Pope Francis released Laudato Sí, and called
us to an “ecological conversion, whereby the
effects of their encounter with Jesus Christ
become evident in their relationship with the
world around them. Living our vocation to be
protectors of God’s handiwork is essential to a
life of virtue; it is not an optional or a secondary
aspect of our Christian experience.” Therefore,
in this Year of Mercy, Sacred Heart Academy is
"T" Time is an opportunity for young women
The Sacred Heart Academy community will
build a well in Miraflores, El Salvador. The cost
of this project is $5,500 and the young women
of Sacred Heart strongly believe that they will
be able to raise this sum through donations
from their classmates, Alumnae and Faculty.
The idea of building a well came from one of our
own SHA alumnae, Dr. Mary Kim Mehlman ’96,
who spoke during the 2015 Gradutation
Commencement Ceremony about RIGME, Inc.,
a non-profit she co-founded with pediatricians
dedicated to medical education and promoting
health for children living in poverty. During a visit
to El Salvador, the doctors asked the Miraflores
residents what they needed most. She said
that without hesitation, the residents said
agua, or water. Through fundraising efforts and
collaboration with Living Water International,
RIGME, Inc. built a well in Miraflores in April
2015—at the time, the only non-contaminated
well in El Salvador. The well funded by Sacred
Heart Academy will be RIGME Inc.’s 4th well.
Our students realize that with the many gifts
and talents they have received from God, much
is expected from them. We are proud to say
that they are listening to God’s call. This year,
we hope the entire Sacred Heart Academy
community will join us on our spiritual journey.
As you use water in your daily life, remember to
give thanks to God for the gift of having clean
accessible water and say a prayer for those who
do not.
to talk about any topics that interest them and
are important to them. Participants value the
humor, compassion and support that exists
during this special time that strengthens their
SHA sisterhood. “T” Time is held monthly during
various lunch periods and on occasion, students
will enjoy tea and tea sandwiches.
Alumnae Sharing Gifts
Through Campus Ministry
Alumnae Witness Talks
We are currently looking for alumnae who are
willing to give witness talks and reflections to
the young women of Sacred Heart Academy
during level retreats or other prayer experiences.
Students love to hear personal stories of
faith. Who could understand and relate to
our students better than alumnae? If you are
interested in participating and feel that God is
calling you to this, please contact the Campus
Ministry Office at 516.483.7383 x233 or vticas@
sacredheartacademyhempstead.org.
Photo Credit: Samantha Colucci ’16
Campus Ministry Service Girls
We gratefully acknowledge
the following young women
for their enthusiasm in
Becoming Living Water for Others
Presentation to the Mission Committee
Emma Ryan ’15 • Caroline Willi ’15
Natalie Duprey ’16 • Samantha Nicholson ’16
School Assembly Presentation on Water
Caroline Willi ’15 • Liz Sullivan ’16
Lenten Prayer Service
Zeeliah Ignace ’15 • Colleen Hudak ’15
Mary Kate Kahl ’15 • Katherine Wiedenhoft ’15
Meghan Bennett ’16 • Felicia Binkis ’16
Caitlin Browne ’16 • Kate Hegermiller ’16
Samantha Nicholson ’16 • Cecilia Rich ’16
Colleen Sorge ’16 • Yasmine Steide ’17
Chrissy Wiedenhoft ’17 • Gabrielle Dell ’18
8 | Career Services | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
Career Services at SHA
Sacred Heart Academy is pleased to announce a new Career Services program.
Rachel (Cancro '83) Cashwell P '18 has volunteered to spearhead a program that will bridge
the academic and extra-curricular experiences of our alumnae to their desired career path.
By working with Rachel and the Career Services Program at
Sacred Heart Academy, alumnae have the opportunity to:
• Establish career goals
• Discover the best way to market skills and experience
• Receive assistance with all phases of resume creation
• Develop plans for a successful internship or job search
• Network with alumnae in various careers
To begin a conversation or to schedule a meeting, please
contact Rachel Cashwell, Alumnae Career Consultant, at
[email protected].
Professional Alumnae
Rachel's individualized coaching process gives alumnae an edge in today's
marketplace by focusing on their talents, skill sets, interests and values to
help them identify their best career fit.
In-person meetings are available Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
Alumnae may also take advantage of the Career Services program
via email.
We invite you to participate in strengthening the legacy of Sacred
Heart Academy. You have the opportunity to provide career information,
connections and support to alumnae entering your professional field.
Your inside perspective about your career, current position, and how you
got there, is invaluable to our alumnae in making critical decisions about
their careers.
Connect with Rachel and get involved by emailing
[email protected].
Rachel (Cancro '83) Cashwell P '18 has over 20 years of experience in Human Resources and Career Consulting. After graduating Sacred Heart Academy,
Rachel received her BA in English from Bucknell University. Rachel has a varied background providing career consulting services for many individuals, has
developed training programs for Apple Computers, Inc. and Macy's Herald Square and has worked in Human Resources for The Bank of New York. Rachel
has a natural ability to determine the needs and desires of her clients, establish goals and create plans to achieve the success they deserve. She helps people
uncover their talents and discover ways to use them in career choices and highlight them in resumes and interviews. Rachel is enthusiastic about building
the network of Alumnae who support each other professionally and who appreciate the values that were instilled in them at Sacred Heart Academy.
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We are looking for people to get involved in the planning and coordination of this
event. Help us design an experience for alumnae and upper classwomen that will
provide them with the tools they need to succeed in today's marketplace.
For more information, call 516.483.7383 x330 or email
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At Sacred Heart Academy, our commitment to community service empowers young women to
recognize and share their gifts, thus making a difference in our world. Our students respond to
God’s call through servicing others in need of compassion and support.
During
the 2014-2015
school year, the young
women of Sacred
Heart Academy gave
31,878 hours
of their time and
talents to people,
organizations and
causes in need.
lass of 2015:
C
Class of 2016:
Class of 2017:
Class of 2018: 8,599 hrs
10,447 hrs
7,291 hrs
5,541 hrs
Catholic League visits Sacred Heart Convent
(Photo Credit: Marykate Kenny ’16)
SHA 5K (Photo Credit: Carly Lorenzo ’16)
Santa Brunch at SHA
(Photo Credit: Colleen Cluess-Angeletti ’16)
Holiday treats for local groups in need
(Photo Credit: Caitlin McNamara ’16)
Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk
(Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnon ’16)
Key Club Prepares Halloween gifts for
Veterans and The INN
(Photo Credit: Caitlin McNamara ’16)
Our Lady of Loretto Christmas Gift Drive
(Photo Credit: Caitlin Sackman ’16)
10 | We Lead with Heart | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
We Lead with Heart
by Sister Jean Amore, CSJ, Ed.D., Interim President
Photos by: Nicole Rossello ’16
The SHA School Community takes time during the year to reflect on their motto:
“We Lead with Heart.” We share our reflection with you.
To lead with heart is to
lead with compassion.
To lead with heart is to
lead with love.
To be compassionate is not only to be willing to see honestly and be aware
of the connection between ourselves and those who are suffering, but
courageously to allow ourselves to feel the connection and finally act on
it. To be compassionate is to WANT to bear the responsibility of the needs
of others because we not only have an obligation but a right to intervene
in our world. Our religious inheritance, whether Christian, Jew, Muslim or
Hindu, is given us to bless the world.
To choose love is not something we do once. It is something we need to
choose again and again. Love is a journey of faithfulness, not a once and for
all choice. It is a God-given capacity we each have. The question is whether
we will live what we truly are: images of God's gracious, abundantly
generous, unconditional love.
To lead with heart is to
choose to be in relationship.
In every moment, in every relationship, we have the capacity to choose
division or oneness, separateness or relationship. To choose to be in
relationship is to define ourselves not in terms of individualism and
separateness, but in terms of interrelatedness and connections. If there is to
be justice, peace and harmony within us as nations, as religious traditions,
as communities and as families, we need to strive to be in relationship with
those “like us” and those "not like us."
To lead with heart is to
see ourselves as part of the
Community of God’s Creation.
To lead with heart is to protect with love all that God has given us. It is to
lead with the belief that humans and non-humans, for all their differences,
form one community with the common thread of having been created by
God. Our planet is not only a human world; it is a community of all God's
creation. It is not “all about us.” Non-humans have their own relationship
with God, apart from us, as creatures of God whom God also loves. We are
God's representatives with a human vocation to take care of God’s creation
and see to the care and survival of all God’s creatures.
Let us all “lead with heart.”
References: A
sk the Beasts by Elizabeth Johnson, CSJ | The Rebirthing of God by John Philip Newell
Giving to SHA
Welcome to
The Cathedral Society!
THE
We are very grateful to
our inaugural members.
Thank you so much!
C AT H E D R A L
SOCIETY
Anonymous
SHA PLANNED GIVING
Diana Jacobs Kalman ’55
Kristina Haberman ’92
Welcome to The Cathedral Society!
We would like to greet you with that soon. And we will!
As soon as you tell us you have included Sacred Heart Academy in your will.
The Cathedral Society is our modest but sincere way of thanking alumnae, alum parents and friends who make
a planned gift to Sacred Heart Academy. It is a small but growing membership and joining takes a commitment.
Those who make this commitment value Catholic education and want to empower young women for decades
and generations to come.
Placing Sacred Heart alongside family in your will is no small gesture. We recognize the significance of this
generosity and we want to say thank you.
If you are ready to include Sacred Heart Academy in your will, have already, or if you would like more
information, please contact Mary Jo Hammill Clarke ’79, P’12, Director of Institutional Advancement and
Alumnae Relations at 516-483-7383 x330 or [email protected].
SAVE
the DATE
2016 SHA
Dinner Dance
Friday, March 18 at 7:00 p.m.
The Garden City Hotel
Enjoy a lively cocktail reception and dinner, bid on
extraordinary auction items, and surround yourself
with family at a joyous evening that compares to none.
This major fundraiser for Sacred Heart Academy honors exceptional
members of the SHA family for their remarkable accomplishments and
dedication to the empowerment of young women. Our honorees have
made a lasting impact on Sacred Heart and continue to embrace its
mission and as they Lead with Heart.
A heartfelt thanks to our 2015 Dinner Dance Chairs, Maria and Jim
Corcoran P ’09, ’12, ’15 for their efforts in making last year’s event a
success with over $150,000 raised.
12 | Annual Giving | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
Annual Giving 2014–15
THE CORDE SOCIETY
RED & GOLD LEADER
{$2,500–$4,999}
Annual Fund Chairs: Lisa (Savino ’83) & Ed FitzGerald P ’15
Sacred Heart Academy is pleased to acknowledge the support
and generosity of contributors who help to further our mission. The
donors listed in this report are recognized for their cumulative gifts to
the school totaling over $740,000 between July 1, 2014–June 30, 2015.
Ahmuty, Demers & McManus
Celebrity Moving/Geralynne &
James Gomiela P ’17
Farrell Fritz, P.C.
The First National Bank of Long Island
Margaret Hanson ’64 ❤
Diana Jacobs Kalman ’55 ❤ ♦
Sandra & Michael Legieza P ’16
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
{$25,000+}
Daniel Lennon
TRUSTEES COUNCIL
{$5,000–$9,999}
Elizabeth (Haigney ’66) & Thomas Markowski ❤
Jeanne (Liteplo ’66) & Paul Carroll ❤
Peg (LaRosa ’66) & Peter D’Angelo P ’92 ❤
PRINCIPAL’S CIRCLE
{$10,000–$24,999}
Elm Transit Mix/Christina &
Sandy Nicolia P ’13, ’16 ❤
Susan Capece ’88 ❤
Susan & Daniel O’Connell P ’10, ’15 ❤
Celeste & Timothy Cole P ’17 ❤
Darcy & Stephen O’Neill P ’15
Betty (Gormley ’80) &
William Gerneglia P ’17 ❤
Patcon Associates Ltd
Heisman Trophy Trust
Julie & Timothy Rooney P ’16 ❤
Maryann (Walsh ’78) &
Robert Horvath P ’08 ❤
The Irving T. Bush Foundation/
Edward J. Walsh, Jr. GP ’14, ’17 ❤
Catherine & Steven Korf P ’14 ❤
Rachel (Cancro ’83) &
John (BOT) Cashwell P ’18 ❤
Michelle & Raymond O’Connor P ’18
Lisa (Savino ’83) &
Edward FitzGerald P ’15 ❤
ALUMNAE SUPPORTERS
Sacred Heart Academy gives special
thanks to the reunion classes of
1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974,
1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999,
2003, 2008 for their increased
participation. After returning to
SHA, their hearts opened to great
generosity in support of the future
endeavors of our school.
Jeanne & Gerald McDuffee P ’06, ’16 ❤
Christine & Michael Arnouse P ’14 ❤
CBRE Inc./Susan (Freel ’74) &
Robert Alexander P ’11 ❤
Catherine (Hammill ’80) &
Nicholas DeMartini P ’14, ’17 ❤
Maryclare Magee ’99 ❤
Laura Roche ’88
Mary & Joseph Russo P ’07 ❤
Diane & James Malone P ’04, ’06 †, ’08 † ❤
Dennis, Marilynda &
Christine ’03 Vianna (In Memory
of Matthew G. Vianna) ❤
Mary Beth & Christopher Tully P ’17
Nancy & Steven (BOT)
Vincent P ’05, ’09, ’11 ❤
Class
Size
68
93
126
193
152
197
189
198
150
178
149
205
208
No. of
Donors 1
17
7
5
9
7
12
2
4
5
5
31
10
Peggyanne Shaw*
Denise (BOT) & Charles Strain P ’06 ❤
Kellie & Robert Sumberac P ’17 ❤
Class
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
Kerry (O’Donnell ’87) &
Curtis Schleimer P ’16, ’19 ❤
Maria & Mark Varrichio P ’17, ’18
%
.01%
18%
5.5%
2.5%
5.9%
3.5%
6.3%
1%
2.6%
2.8%
3.3%
15.1%
4.8%
Class
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
Class
Size
212
180
192
189
137
137
130
138
140
127
137
153
147
No. of
Donors 17
4
5
13
5
1
2
6
5
3
2
5
3
%
8%
2.2%
2.6%
6.8%
3.6%
.7%
1.5%
4.3%
3.5%
2.3%
1.4%
3.2%
2%
Photo Credit: Samantha Colucci ’16
Photo Credit: Caitlin Sackman ’16
SPARTAN LEADER
{$1,000–$2,499}
Photo Credit: Colleen Cluess-Angeletti ’16
Regina (McGovern ’81) &
Thomas Halloran P ’14, ’17 ❤
Anne* (Scargill ’86) & Michael Reinhart
Eileen & Kevin Heneghan P ’15
Catherine (Marino ’65) &
John Romano P ’97 ❤
Lisa & Robert Arning P ’11 ❤
Eileen (Butt ’70) & Patrick Hoey P ’98, ’07 ❤
Jean (McLees ’65) & Thomas Rollauer P ’89 ❤
Toni & Steve Bardong P ’19
Ginger & John Kaiser (BOT) P ’06 ❤
Sacred Heart Academy Mothers Guild
Rosanne (Puntolillo ’81) &
Michael Breen P ’11
The Land Tek Group
Mary McCullagh Sadlier ’57, P ’83, ’86
Sara & John Broderick P ’18
Rosemary & John Levano P ’16
Isabel & Ricardo Salaman P ’12
Loyal Building Services, Inc.
Casey White Spezzano ’99
Cameron Engineering & Associates, LLP ❤
Lynbrook Runners Stop/Ellen &
David Copeman P ’12, ’15
Jo Ann (Ross ’71) & Michael Zelman ❤
Teresa & Lawrence Cantwell P ’04, ’06
Amy & Francis Marsigliano P ’16
Suzanne & David Casey P ’17, ’19
Patti Ann (Norris ’80) & Steven McDonald ❤
Elizabeth Comerford & William Spinelli P ’18
Evelyn & John McKay P ’17
Joellin Comerford
Maryellen (Frank ’73) &
Michael McNamara P ’06
Audrey & James Calpin P ’14, ’16 ❤
Nancy Connors (BOT)
Deirdre (McCartney ’97) & Christopher Zeppie
Lorraine Barry ’56
Barbara (Lilli ’85) & Timothy Binkis P ’16
Marcella & Richard Minieri P ’15 ❤
Corkrey Electric
Debra & Peter Braito P ’18
Mollie Biggane Melanoma Foundation
Stephanie & Peter Cosola P ’18
Mary Ellen* & James Minogue P ’02, ’07 ❤
Susan & Patrick Donnelly P ’10 ❤
Margaret & Robert Moran P ’08, ’14, ’16 ❤
Sylvia & Michael Ehrhart P ’19
Pamela (LiCalzi ’81) & John O’Connell P ’10 ❤
Vicki (Cinque ’77) & Joseph Ferrara ❤
CORDETTE GUILD {$500–$999}
Suzanne (Quast ’94) (BOT) & John Burke ❤
Mary & Thomas Byrnes P ’18
Rosemary & Daniel Caligiuri P ’13
JoAnn Colligan O’Hagen ’69
Noreen (Bishop ’80) &
Eugene Canty P ’11, ’14, ’17
Colleen McGinn O’Neill ’88
Cecilia Combe ’70
Majella & Terrance Gallagher P ’16
Maureen & Robert Powers P ’19
Melissa & David Condo
Marissa & Charles Gambino P ’17, ’19
Mary Beth & Michael Petsky P ’16
Karen & Douglas Cornell P ’10, ’12, ’19 ❤
Dolores (Burke ’79) &
Mark Fitzpatrick P ’07, ’11, ’15 ❤
Kelly Quinn ’08
Class
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
1989
1990
1991
Class
Size
160
148
165
171
188
197
185
180
180
211
203
166
175
No. of
Donors 17
7
6
4
6
13
5
7
10
7
20
12
6
%
10.6%
4.7%
3.6%
2.3%
3.1%
6.5%
2.7%
3.8%
5.5%
3.3%
9.8%
7.2%
3.4%
Class
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
Class
Size
180
183
195
168
192
157
197
222
167
181
176
168
175
No. of
Donors 7
4
23
3
1
2
2
20
8
0
4
3
10
%
3.8%
2.1%
11.7%
1.7%
.5%
1.2%
1%
9%
4.7%
0%
2.2%
1.7%
5.7%
Class
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Class
Size
188
217
217
199
194
213
214
243
198
216
213
No. of
Donors 2
6
6
1
19
2
0
0
0
2
5
%
1%
2.7%
2.7%
.5%
9.7%
.9%
0%
0%
0%
.9%
2.3%
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continued
CORDETTE GUILD {$500–$999}
Noreen (O’Keefe ’70) &
Thomas Costello P ’99, ’00, ’05
Christine & Kevin Cudahy P ’17
Virginia Curry ’77
Veronica Danca P ’91
Christine (Ochotorena ’94) & Andrew Didora
Digital Graphic Imagery Corp.
Claire Durecko ’03
Carolyn & Matthew Durnan P ’19
Julia Reardon Englander ’89
Flynn & O’Hara Uniform
Doris (McGowan ’64) & Christopher Flynn
Fontbonne Hall Academy
Giaramita Family (Arianna 2016)
Gramman Plumbing & Heating
Kathleen Reilly Gregory ’54
Marie Harrison ’95
Kate & William Hogan P ’17, ’19
Jennifer (Hearne ’79) & Mark Hughes P ’18
Deana Preziosi Huminski ’73
Blanche & Brian Joesten P ’08, ’17 ❤
Siobhan (Moran ’79) &
Andrew Karamouzis P ’15, ’19 ❤
Kristin & Gary Kassl P ’17
Melissa & Bradley Katinas P ’18
Mary Keegan ’65
Katelyn Markus Kelly ’05
Marguerite & Ernest Peck P ’06, ’11 ❤
Maureen (Strack ’79) & Bernard Kilkelly P ’19
Maureen Quinn P ’98, ’02, ’06, ’09
King Kullen
Edward Quinn P ’98, ’02, ’06, ’09
Bridget Kirrane ’04
Lisa & Peter Reali P ’14 ❤
Knights of Columbus
Fr. Joseph O’Connell Council #3481
Lorraine & John Reynolds P ’15, ’19
Christine (Cameron ’02) & John Koehler
Theresa & Agyemang Kuragu P ’18
Linda (DeMatteis ’66) & William Langer
Elaine Stroschein Lockard ’77
Janellen & Brian Logler P ’17
Long Beach Catholic High School
Eileen Seery Lynch ’80
The Mary Louis Academy
Mary Eugenia Masterson ’59
Michael McCarthy
Janice (Kelly ’93) & Frank McCreay
Barbara & Dennis McNamara P ’15 ❤
Doris Meister
Stacey & Michael Miller P ’19
Domenique & William Moran P ’19
Nawrocki Smith LLP
Karen* & Peter Rienzi
Rosa & Carlos Rivera-Ramirez P ’17
Joan Rodgers ’55
Maryanne (Lawrence ’62) & Walter Rossi
Anna & Brian Ruane P ’18
Donna & Robert Ruland P ’17, ’19
St. Joseph’s College
Michele Scaringella ’86
Leslie Mary Schreiber ’94
Irmina & Richard Seery P ’11, ’15 ❤
Sacred Heart Acadmey Fathers Club
Kara Shine ’99
Karen (Danca ’91) & Andrew Smith
Gina (Asselta ’87) & Christopher Spahn
Lori & James Tomlin P ’15
Laurel Principe Tria ’64
Mary & Gus Nuzzolese P ’02, ’04, ’07 ❤
Helen & Martin Waters/
Waters Family Charitable Fund
Kathleen & Dennis O’Brien P ’06 ❤
Catherine (Spillane ’83) & Thomas Weiss
Kelly & Christopher O’Hara P ’19
Donna-Marie & Kenneth Williams P ’16
Susan & James O’Hara P ’14, ’17 ❤
Carol Kappelmier Winkler ’67
Sheila & Neil O’Malley P ’18
Anne Wynne ’92
Jill Kelly Patricot ’90
Phyllis Zagano ’65
SHA SPIRIT CLUB {$250–$499}
AAA Party Rental
Sandra Altine P ’17
Andrew’s Lawn Company
Sallyanne & Brian Ballweg
Baxter’s Sport Shop
Rosemary (Mahoney ’66) & Robert Biggart
Adrian & Michael Boland P ’06, ’08
Courtney (Morrissey ’85) & Daniel Brennan
Kerry & Denis Byrne P ’15
Patricia Byrne ’70
Calabrese & Associates CPA
Dawn (Furst ’85) & Richard Calabrese
Lauren (Evrard ’91) & Matthew Canner
Karen & Kenneth Carter P ’04, ’07, ’12 ❤
Virginia & William Cikos P ’12
Cecelia Combe ’70
Maryanne Dauscher Creegan ’69
Kathleen & Thomas Douglas, Jr. P ’03
Maureen & Thomas Dowling (BOT) P ’12 ❤
Ann & Thomas Riley P ’01, ’07
Susie McGuire Duffy ’89
Georgina & Thomas Russo P ’11
Therese & Charles Durr P ’07
Susan (Gordon ’67) (BOT) & Frank Ryan
Ellen Emery ’61
Elizabeth Salogub ’00
Peggy (O’Brien ’81) &
Stephen Ernst P ’06, ’12, ’16
Terri & Joseph Schmidt P ’16
Five Star Mechanical Inc.
Sisters of St. Joseph
Christine Goodwin ’92 (BOT) ❤
Rosemary & Mario Graziano P ’99
Frances & James Greiner P ’85
Kathleen Hanson ’66
Patricia Harrington ’70
Joan Heide ’55
Loretta & David Holmes P ’15
Barbara (Burke ’77) (BOT) &
Timothy Holahan P ’14, ’16
Joan (Lisante ’66) & James Hood
Dorothy Horsham ’73
Imperial Florist
Sharon & Gerard Justvig P ’09
Thomas Kavanagh
Margaret & Peter Kenny P ’15, ’18
Meghan Kirrane ’06
Joanne & Robert Sorge P ’16
St. Agnes Cathedral School
St. John The Baptist DHS
Helen & James Stringer P ’17
Sun & Surf Beach Club Inc.
Denise Tolan
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
Anetta Vitale GP ’18
Frances & Thomas Warga P ’95
Bonnie Jean (Bratton ’68) &
Gerard Whalen P ’99
Maura Meehan Winkler ’57
Patricia Wood ’60
Susan* & Thomas Zaidinski P ’02, ’17
Elizabeth (Baulch ’88) & Edward Zullo
CENTURY MEMBER {$100–$249}
Lucille & John Koch P ’07
Anonymous
Natalie Kovac ’03
Patricia Torpey Addeo ’58
Peggy Rebak Lanigan ’64
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Agresta III
Susan & Raymond Larkin P ’08
Jacqueline (Judd ’89) & Peter Agresta
Kathleen & Lloyd LaRousse P ’04, ’07
Lucille Ameduri
Catherine & Al Lombardo
Kathleen Andersen ’66
Colleen & Malachy Mahon P ’16
Dorothy Rossi Aneiro ’56
Eileen* & Salvatore Manfre P ’13 ❤
Patricia Aprigliano
Barbara Dimino Mattes ’73
Kathleen Arsenault ’07
Deborah & Bruce Mawhirter P ’16
Nancy Atkinson ’64
Kerin & William McIntyre P ’18
Kathleen Meyer Auro ’60
Mary McCann McLaughlin ’66
Maria & Emad Balady P ’14
Lawrence Moringiello P ’00
Linda Clarkson Baldacchino ’94
Valerie & Paul Muccino
Stephanie Grana-Bemberis ’87
Sharon & George O’Krepkie P ’16
Christine (Seifert ’88) & John Bencivenga
Kathleen Murphy ’81 & Marck Alcock
Big Cat Enterprises
Laura Murphy ’04
Regina & Armondo Biscardi P ’15, ’19
Anne & William Nolan P ’17
Rosemary (Mahoney ’66) & Robert Biggart
Anne & James O’Brien P ’17
JoAnn & Joseph Borst P ’06
Elena & Roger O’Donnell P ’15 ❤
Kerri & David Brooks P ’15
Peggy & Thomas O’Malley P ’03, ’05, ’09, ’11
Michele Brown ’74, P ’10
Elizabeth Maresca Ortof ’84
Jennifer (Murray ’91) & Philip Buonocore
Elizabeth & Richard Perrier P ’17
Eileen Byrne ’64
Madeline & Jonathan Powers P ’06, ’09
Lisa Ann Cairo ’95
Theresa Prendergast & Prem Chatpar
Jennifer (Vertiz ’88) & Christopher Calabrese
Damien Quinn
Denise O’Donnell Canavan ’89
Donna Pitillies Raleigh ’87
Alicia & Hilton Cancel
Donna & Gregory Raphael P ’15
Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnion ’16
Photo Credit: Samantha Colucci ’16
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
Linda Terranova Gering ’83
Leslie & Kent Schreiber P ’94
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continued
CENTURY MEMBER {$100–$249}
Anne (Galligan ’82) &
Dave Donnelly P ’16, ’18
Mary Donohue ’54
Karen (Murphy ’92) & Michael Carbone
Barbara (Clines ’69) & George Dreher
Melissa (DeLara ’84 ) & Richard Cardinale
Jennifer & Gerard Duffy P ’18
Adrienne Carmack ’81
Kristan (Rupprecht ’87) & Kevin Duffy P ’16
Carol & Martin Cass P ’15
Lynn & Douglas Egan P ’03
Dominic Castoro
Sharon Cook Ertel ’69
Jennifer Cheuk ’93
Cheryl & John Fawls P ’02, ’06 ❤
Angela (Russo ’04) & Paul Cianci
Margaret (Goodwin ’57) & John Fay GP ’12
Erin Cicalese ’00
Michele & John Fazio P ’18
Marissa Cipriani ’03
Lorraine (Hulsen ’66) & Joseph Ferrall
Patricia & John Coghlan P ’94, ’98
Teresa Spinosa Ferraro ’80
Patricia (Santopatre ’64) & Kevin Condon
Annemarie & Patrick Finley P ’00 ❤
Christine (Menendez ’87) & John Connolly
Suzanne McKenna Fischetti ’06
Michaela Conway ’07
Marie & James Flannery P ’93
Maria & James Corcoran P ’09, ’12, ’15 ❤
Kathie & Thomas Flood P ’91, ’98
Patricia & John Cosgrove P ’04
Ardith Flory ’79
Maura Coughlin-Roberti &
William Roberti P ’15
Kevin Folks
Brian Croutier
Nancy & Michael D’Agostino P ’07
Rosemary (Boyd ’65) & Thomas Daly
Regina San Fanandre Davis ’63
Nancy DeBiasi ’97
Sharon DeGennaro ’00
Grace DeMartini ’14
Sarah Dent ’04
Bernadette Bowman Derrick ’55
Bonnie (Blass ’57) & Arthur DeSimone
Susan Biondo DeVerna ’69
Danielle (DiBari ’98) & Eugene Agresta
Carol & John DiAndrea
Sara Sherbach ’99
Christine (Kaufman ’81) & Terence Digan
Maryann Dillon ’69
Eileen Stegman Dispenzieri ’68
Eleanor & Allan Fronda P ’07
Front Street Bakery
Susan Keahon Fusara ’62
Theresa Gammel ’14
Jamie Alusick Gannalo ’04
Eileen & Dennis Gannon P ’12, ’17
Susan Guiragos Werner ’66
Christine Daly Gupta ’92
Kathleen Gura
Angela Scaringella Guziewicz ’84
Francesca & Frederick Halikias P ’16
Katherine (Ventimiglia ’94) & Timothy Haniffy
Mary Hillenbrand ’86
Patricia & Robert Hodson P ’09
Maureen & John Hogan
Sarah Hogan ’09
Julianne Holmes, ’15
Edward Hudak P ’14, ’15
Marie Murphy Ilardi ’90
Mary Jakubowski Indelicato ’57
Rosemarie & Joseph Ingersoll P ’85, ’95
Krista (Sheerin ’89) & Peter Irwin
Anne Jennings GP ’10, ’16
Carol Jones Jerram ’57
Maureen & Walter Josiah P ’15, ’17 ❤
Mary (Nolan ’67) & Kenneth Joss
Emily Judge ’07
Susan (Carroll ’64) & Brian Keller
Rita Kennedy ’99
Janet Nieman Kenny ’64
Kathleen & Michael Genovese
Catherine (Barrett ’78) &
James Kessler P ’07 ❤
Christina (Bagley ’91) & Peter Gerbi
Aileen (Bolkcom ’69) & Frank Kevane
Kristin (LaCasse ’06) & Kevin Gerard
Maureen (Butt ’66) (BOT) & Peter Kiers
Joni & Daniel Gilligan P ’18
Mary (Slattery ’79) & Bill Kleen
Christine Cesarsky Ginocchio ’69
Lisa Butler* & Peter Knowles ’01
Flora & John Giordano P ’18
Carolyn & John Kovac P ’03, ’04
Susan Gordon Gleckel ’61
Laura & Carl Krag
Pamela Tart Goergen ’59
Linda (D’Angelo ’92) & Matthew Kuczwaj
Tara McDonagh Gonzales ’99
Susan & John Kutch P ’16
Geraldine & Joseph Graetzer P ’09
Julie (Ferguson ’85) &
Christopher Kutner P ’17
Joan (Famularo ’54) & Charles Grennan
Katherine Lawson ’02
Samantha Buckley Layton ’94
Anne & Benjamin Lazo P ’05
Betty Fitzsimons Levey ’58
Photo Credit: Samantha Colucci ’16
Photo Credit: Colleen Cluess-Angeletti ’16
Margaret (Hodgens ’66) & Richard Lewis
Eileen & James Liddy P ’15
Mary Littlefield ’04
Maureen Llewellyn
Teresa Mahoney LoMonte ’79
Patricia Lucas, CSJ ’59
Virginia (Lynch ’85) & Stephen Super
Ann & Michael Lynch P ’13, ’15
Ellen Maher ’68
Christina Mahna ’00
Patricia Mahoney-Zippilli ’78
Denise Cullinan Maier ’86
Claire Donohue Maina ’89
Dana & James Malvey P ’17
Raquel & William Mandaro P ’16, ’18
Dianne Gutzeit Maresca ’74
Amy & Francis Marsigliano P ’16
Eileen (Kelly ’75) & Brian Martin P ’10
Katherine & William Martin P ’13
Lauren Mastronardi ’06
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
Megan & Thomas Malone
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
Janice & Jack Matthews
Kerry Ferguson McBreen ’82, P ’17
Julia McCabe ’77
Mary Bono McCullough ’58, P ’83,
GP ’11, ’12, ’15, ’17
Margaret Mary (Gillespie ’82) &
Bernard O’Connell P ’15, ’18
Catherine Proto ’09
Colleen O’Connor ’09
Joanne & Giuseppe Puntillo P ’01
Elizabeth O’Donnell ’58
Molly McDonough ’11
Mary & John O’Donoghue P ’08
Suzanne & Martin McDonough P ’11
Noreen & Thomas O’Hanlon P ’11
Kathleen (McGovern ’84) & Thomas Sullivan
Mamani Datta Older ’94
Jillian McManaman ’15
Janet & Jim O’Leary P ’04, ’05 ❤
Meghan McNally ’07
Julie & Craig O’Neill P ’15 ❤
Mary McNulty ’04
Anne Lane ’84
Debbie & John McShane P ’05, ’09
Lucy (O’Connor ’59) & John O’Sullivan P ’94
Margaret Badum Melady ’57
Erin O’Toole ’08
Virginia (Maini ’73) & Peter Menger
Kathleen & Richard O’Toole P ’08
Jennifer Bennett Meyerson ’89
Margaret & Daniel Otton P ’07
Barbara & Dominick Montepaone P ’07
Susan (Rice ’58) & Russell Palmer
Mary Anne & Brian Mooney P ’08
Chester Palmieri, DMD
Mary Genevieve Helfenstein Morzillo ’00
Diane Strong Panzera ’79
Eileen (Duignan ’58) & Robert Murphy
Andrew Paterno
Maureen (Murphy ’86) & Kevin Connell
Janet Blass Patrick ’63
Michelle Murphy ’10
Evelyne Paul P ’13
Laura Marmorale Newman ’93
Karen & Eugene Peck P ’15, ’17
Christine &
Kenneth Nolan P ’89, ’93, ’95, ’98 ❤
Maggie Peck ’15
MaryJane Nolan ’03
Victoria (Petito ’79) Peters & David Hill
Irene & Terrence Nolan P ’03
Elizabeth Nuzzolese ’04
Eileen O’Brien P ’80, ’81, ’84 GP ’06, ’12, ’16
Alumnae are invited
to return to SHA for
CAREER
2016 DAY
Mary Brandel ’76 & Gregg Pelowski
Ellen Hodgson Petersen ’75
Gina (Doria ’79) & James Pisaeno
Morgan Porzio ’95
Mary & Angelo Proto P ’09
Nadine Quinlan
Kaitlyn Quinn ’04
Maureen Quinn ’09
Maggie Coghlan Regan ’08
Caitlin (Finley ’00) & Christopher Regolini
Rachel Reid ’09
Mary & William Renz P ’18
Mary Ann Rice ’56
Faith Ritchie ’65
Grace Rooney Plackis ’84
Emily Rodgers ’57
Carol (Jones ’76) & Thomas Ropke P ’07
Sister Jeanne Ross* CSJ ’66
Jennifer Marie Smolinsky Ross ’94
Rosanne & John Russo P ’04
Michelle & Michael Salogub P ’00
Beth Morrison Santini ’64
Regina Santos ’79
Jo-Ellen & Antonio Sarnelli P ’09, ’11, ’16
Rita & Dominick Scaringella P ’84, ’86, ’88
Maryanne & William Schillinger P ’16
Gail & Robert Schmidt P ’08
Lindsay Schmidt ’08
Karen & Colin Serkes P ’09
FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 2016 • 12:30–2:30 p.m.
Career Day at Sacred Heart Academy is a wonderful way for alumnae to have a major impact
on current students. Our Career Day creates a critical link between the classroom and the workplace
by allowing young women to explore various career options so that they can make informed
educational and career choices.
By volunteering your time, you have the chance to inspire the young women of Sacred Heart Academy
and show them the value of hard work and a purposeful Catholic education.
For more information, email [email protected] or
call 516.483.7383 x330.
Photo Credit: Caitlin Sackman ’16
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
18 | Annual Giving | SHA Annual Report 2014–2015
Nora & Charles Sweeney P ’04, ’09
Kathleen (Seifert ’89) & Matthew Araneo
T & P Paper
Nicole & Pierce Archer P ’17
Christine (Walsh ’89) & Edward Tallon
Ann & Joseph Ares P ’07
MaryLou Hanley Tazewell ’53
Joann Manning Baker ’74
Denise & Eusebio Teixeira P ’19
Joanna Baker ’94
Monique & Paul Tierney P ’12, ’14, ’19
Susan Hulsen Bauer Baker ’64
Monica* & William Tobin
Angela Malek Barclay ’89
Kristine & Robert Tolan P ’14
Mildred & Mark Baribault P ’05
Staci & Edmund Tomlinson P ’18
Jennifer Minson Barker ’92
Mary Torrance ’10
Rosella D’Aulisa Barton ’99
Elaine & Joseph Trentacoste P ’10
Christine Bendish ’69
Frances Quigley Tschinkel ’66
Kelly Bergin ’09
Marijane Uehlinger ’82
Anne & Gregory Bernhart P ’10, ’18
Eileen Atkins Valdes ’83
Nancy Hummel Biberacher ’74
Maruschka Valentin ’02
Cara Biggane ’00
Jennifer (Miller ’87) & Carl Valentino
Maria Berruti Blackburn ’09
Mary (Keyes ’54) & Warren Vanderbeek
Vanessa Rudolph Blood ’94
Stephanie & Philip Veltre P ’07
Shawna Brandle ’99
Shemaiah Villani ’04
Erin Breslin ’99
Jane & Anthony Viola P ’17
Janice Brown ’94
Joan Virostko ’64
Kerry Falvey Brown ’89
Donna & Nicholas Vlachos P ’00
Anique Brusch ’99
Coryn Voels ’04
Alexandra Buckley ’99
Mary & Douglas Volosovich
Jessica Vito Buckley ’99
Cathleen Walsh ’64
Claire Lambert Burns ’54
Rosanne Burke Walsh ’64
Sharon (Rinkus ’69) & Richard Burns
Karen Walsh-Badalucco ’89
Catherine White Byrne ’84 P ’15
Dorothea Donnelly Warren ’74
Sister Helen Byrne CSJ ’54
Suzette & Elliot Weiss P ’16
Annette Abruzzo Calabrese ’63
Dorothy West*
Lauren Cantwell ’06
Alice Foehl Whalen ’61
Helen & Nicholas Capece P ’88, ’99
Audrey (Heimink ’65) & John Whalen
Kathleen Carlsson ’59
Rosalie & Edward Wierzel P ’12
Maria Pierro Carnazza ’89
Virginia Brady Winters ’55
Lucy Carone Elliott ’90
Deborah & James Wynne P ’92, ’94
Sandra (Player ’89) & Joseph Carroll
Marissa Crifasi Zenie ’99
Stephanie Knebel Cartier ’94
Annemarie Cartolano ’09
Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnon ’16
PATRON {$1–$99}
Barbara Schneller Carvalho ’65
Christina Casanova
Suzanne Abruzzo ’67
Cornelia Cavanagh ’84
Nicola Picciano Acquavella ’64
Kathleen Matera Chester ’69
Jillian Adams ’09
Allison Wren Chobot ’99
Sandra Yetman Adams ’99
Tina (Ciaccio ’93) & Igor Sikiric
SHA Parent Book Club
Kimberly Ann Schwarting Albrecht ’94
Clara & Angelo Cice P ’15
Susan & Harry Shamroth P ’17
Michelle Alerte ’99
Laura Clark ’82
Virginia & Robert Shine P ’89, ’99
Maryanne Maieli Allis ’79
Mary Jo Hammill Clarke* ’79 P ’12
Gerry (Reid ’64) & Edward Shugrue
Sandra Altine P ’17
Maureen (McGuire ’64) & George Coan
Ingrid Barry Stillwaggon ’64
Marie-Therese Alvir ’99
Nancy & Joseph Codispoti
Suzanne (Murphy ’87) & Robert Sullivan P ’19
Elleen Wiedenholft Andrews ’84
Maureen Coiro ’04
Julia Sweeney ’09
Nicole Andrews ’09
Patricia & Joseph Conelli
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CENTURY MEMBER {$100–$249}
Lorelle Kerrigan Fallon ’54
Margaret Mary Schutta Grismer ’94
Amanda Conto ’09
Jenna Favuzza ’04
Catherine & Alan Guadagno
Debra Hoolahan Cook ’74
Catherine Fawls ’02
Dawn Guarini-Wertheimer ’79
Joan & John Cooke
Tricia Fawls ’05
Theresa Rzeszut Gunther ’09
Ellen & David Copeman P ’12, ’15
Caitlin Feeks ’04
Gracemary (Monaco ’69) & Walter Hagan
Susan Cosgrove ’04
Claudette Fasano Ferrante ’54
Francesca & Frederick Halikias P ’16
Barbara Jakubowski Costello ’54
Catherine Ferrara ’15
Frederica Halikias ’16
Christine (Hammill ’84) & Anthony Cregan
Karen Fiorelli ’99
Katherine (Ventimiglia ’94) & Timothy Haniffy
Kelly Cronin ’09
Tara Anne Santangelo Fiorito ’94
Alicia Hannan ’06
Patricia (Brady ’90) & Daniel Cunningham
Carol Hoadley Fischer ’59
Patricia Hanson ’79
MaryEllen McCartney Cushing ’84
Gladys (Duncan ’66) & John Fischer
Mary Ann Liteplo Harasymowycz ’64
Kathryn D’Agostino ’07
Alicia & Peter Fitzgerald P ’12, ’14
Molly Harms ’09
Nancy Daly P ’08
Sister Tesa Fitzgerald, CSJ ’64
Andrea (Torre ’94) & Stephen D’Amato
Karen Fitzpatrick ’72
Mary Beth (McCarthy ’90) & Fran Darcy
Christine Byron Flanagan ’94
Sheila & Tom Dauscher P ’14
Maureen McNamara Flanagan ’64
Darcy Davis Hoolahan ’74
Kristen (Schneider ’94) & Edward Florea
Samantha Dawber ’09
Erin Shine Fodero ’89
Julie Ann & Erich De Joseph P ’18
Nancy Nadurak Ford ’64
Anna* & Michael DeAcetis
Loretta (Anziano ’56) & Langdon Franz
Bridget Dean ’15
Joann Reisert Franzen ’64
Maureen Burnes Delany ’59
Tara (Nordman ’94) & James Freel
Alice (O’Keefe ’68) & Richard Demarais
Mary Hope Patton Friedermann ’94
Deirdre & Donald Denihan P ’12 ❤
Tracy (Gibbons ’84) & Alexander Furman
Cara (DeRostaing ’69) & Thomas Cahill P ’06
Kara ’84 & William Gallagher
Denise Desmond ’86
Jeanne Maloney Galvin ’64
Patricia Ann Devine ’79
Elizabeth & Joseph Galzerano P ’04, ’14
Danielle Devivo ’09
Allison Mary-Rose Quinn Gamba ’94
Christine & Kenneth Devivo P ’12
Christina Garofalo ’09
Jenea Diamond ’04
Anastasia McManus Geissman ’94
Mary (McCarthy ’54) & John Dillon
Carol (Crew ’64) & Gordon Gerard P ’01
Maryann Dillon ’69
Anita Fleming Gibbons ’66
Bridget DiMartino LeVien ’99
Rosemary Monaco Giblin ’64
Alana Amplo Di Martino ’99
Elizabeth Connolly Giese ’84
Anne (Bergin ’90) & Joseph DiNero
Christine Connolly Gilfillan ’84
Kathleen Ann DiPino ’94
Marilyn Nadolny Gilone ’59
Maureen & John Dolan P ’17
Elizabeth O’Keeffe Glaser ’94
Joanne Donnelly LaRiverier ’84
Christine Friel Gleason ’94
Regina Furnari D’Orio ’89
Michelle (Croutier ’89) & Timothy Gola P ’18
Nuala McGann Drescher ’54
Teresa Gonzalez ’64
Diane Duffy P ’09
JoAnne Adamo Gorham ’94
Kristin Fallon Dunn ’99
Judith Gottlieb ’09
Elizabeth Diaz Dunst ’94
Margaret O’Rourke Granados ’84
Charles & Kimberly Durr ’07
Margaret (Kates ’54) & Joseph Granchelli
Susan Dutzer ’79
Ellen Redlefsen Grass ’69
Carole Eason
Renda (Zeibaq ’89) & Craig Grassi
Lisa Engelhart ’82
Tricia Graustein ’06
Daphne Erwin
Anita Greenhaus
Kathleen Espey ’09
Heather Buckley Grieser ’99
Stephanie Espina ’05
Megan (Gallagher ’89) & Michael Griffo
Mary Ann (Dellacona ’58) & David Evan
Angela Meehan Grijalva ’89
Photo Credit: Colleen Cluess-Angeletti ’16
Barbara & Stephen Conroy P ’02 ❤
Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnon ’16
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Photo Credit: Eileen Crinnon ’16
PATRON {$1–$99}
Regina Gallo Harten ’90
Maureen Rossi Hartney ’54
Maura Hayden ’04
Therese* & Robert Henderson
Janice Laporte Hennessy ’64
Kelly Henry-Lenoir ’99
Photo Credit: Carly Lorenzo ’16
Catherine Heiman Herr ’99
Loretta (Herman ’65) & William Heuer
Mary Kenny ’15
Joanne & Thomas Masterson P ’06
Michele Bellante Hewitt ’68
Sandra Kenny ’84
Erin Matier ’99
Cynthia Giles Hewson ’99
Ellen (Martorana ’79) & Doug Khazzam P ’08
Molly Hodson ’09
Jean (Caruso ’89) & Sean Kilduff
Mary Ann (Dillman ’64) &
Vincent Maus P ’97, ’06
Laura McCormack Hoehl ’99
Sister Janet Kinney CSJ (BOT)
Ann-Marie Domingo Hoenig ’84
Andrea (Sokol ’79) & Michael Klein
Silvia & Dion Hoey P ’14
Susan Kost Murphy ’64
Jennifer McGrath Holohan ’99
Linda (Chirillo ’81) & Kenneth Kraus P ’09
Linda Hoppenhauer ’89
Christine Krueger ’92
Dena Chmurzynski Hopper ’94
Christine Kuehn ’06
Lauren Horak ’04
Kate Ellen La Vine ’99
Jeanne Huggard ’89
Anna Klausz ’72
Patricia Mack Hunkele ’55
Aimee Lamarch ’90
Patricia (Carey ’69) & Thomas Hunsicker
Colleen Merrick Lanning ’91
Jeanine Loesch Hussey ’94
Ana Cristina Laureano ’04
Donna Hutchinson
Gina Marie Lauri ’94
Betty Rechter Iannuzzi ’59
Megan Farrell Lawless ’89
Arlene Marinello Imbruce ’64
Caroline Lee ’05
Kathryn Imperiale ’09
Mayra & Francisco Lema P ’03
Lynne Gogel Intintoli ’99
Megan Lindner ’99
Kristin Jandovitz ’09
Karen Linehan ’03
Jaclyn Jansen ’99
Timothy Lisante
Kathleen O’Sullivan Jendras ’94
John Liston
Jean & James Johns P ’10
Ann Littlefield ’06
Michaela Johnson ’09
Natalie Louis-Jean ’04
Mary LeViness Jones ’64
Shannon Lucas ’09
Lindsay Tucker Joyce ’97
Beverly Woodard Ludes ’59
Mary Joyce ’99
Pat (Sharkey ’64) & William Luft
Sarah Justvig ’09
Eileen Clines Lynch ’74
Lisa Pescatore Kaplan ’99
Suzanne Lynch ’04
Kathryn Kastner ’84
Devon Macera ’09
Julia (Ancona ’79) & Neil Kaufman
Nicole Madden ’06
Patricia Kavanagh Edwards
Alexis Maisonet ’09
Megan Keefe ’94
Eileen Malone
Marilyn Tesoriero Keel ’61
Alexandra Mancilla ’09
Christine & James Kelly P ’15
Evelyn (Solmo ’65) & Frederick Marano
Sister Eileen Kelly, CSJ
Nicole (Vlachos ’00) & Michael Martelli
Julie Kelly-McCormick &
Frank McCormick P ’16, ’19
Rori Tenreiro Martello ’04
Joan & Vincent Martines P ’05
Bernadette McCadden ’09
Margaret Siciliano McCarthy ’00
Arlene Emmerick McCormack ’64
Patricia (Good ’89) & Joseph McCormack
MaryAnn McCormick ’59
Jane & William McDermott P ’11, ’16, ’19
Aileen McGonigle ’09
Carter McGowan ’89
Kristin McGowan ’89
Christine Nardo McGuigan ’93
Claire McGurrin
Peggy Ferguson McHugh ’94
Kara McKeon ’09
Joan & John McLean P ’16
Danielle McManus ’99
Mary & Kevin McNamara P ’05
Alanna McShane
Amanda McShane ’09
Ellen & Francis McShane P ’04
Meghan Clare McShane ’04
Devin McTague ’09
Stacy (Gallagher ’79) & Chris Meekins P ’13
Marie Bonito Meola ’73
Kristin Michaud ’94
Amy Beth Livingston Moehrle ’94
Samantha Moerler ’09
Ann Schmidt Moran ’54
Cara (Russo ’91) & Christopher Morea
Maureen Hickey Morgan ’94
Maureen Moriarty-Orosz ’94
Elizabeth Morrissey ’84
Kerry Buckley Mueller ’74
Patricia Mulcahy ’84
Yvonne Self Mulderig ’54
Margaret & Neil Mulhall P ’10
Rita Mulhall
Mary Clare Pellett ’83
Jennifer Sansone ’99
Jennifer (Hannan ’83) & Steven Muller P ’16
Olivia Peros ’09
Kevin Saville
Theresa Hayes Mullin ’79
Nerlande Pierre ’04
Maureen (Goetz ’06) & Daniel Schaefer
Julia Muratori ’09
Maria Lorenzo Pirrone ’84
Leslie & Kent Schreiber P ’94
Catherine & Hector Murphy P ’11, ’12, ’15
Margaret Schenck Pospisil ’94
Kerry Durkin Sclafani ’99
Jacqueline & Thomas Murphy P ’11, ’17
Sister Mary Powell CSJ
Jeannine Solarino Scully ’99
MaryJean Phippard Murphy ’54
Megan Powers ’09
Carole Kubal Sellerberg ’62
Jessica Murray
Amy Preble ’89
Dianna Severin Lamarca ’94
Marlene (Festa ’55) & Charles Muscarnera
Michelle & Christopher Prior P ’13, ’16
Meg McGinity Shannon ’84
Eileen Myles ’64
Kimberly (Gray ’94) & William Puccio
Maita & William Shaw P ’95
Sister Elizabeth Myles, CSJ ’64
Mary Kate Quinn ’06
Anne Keele Shimmon ’96
Catherine & Michael Nashak P ’11, ’15
Mary Sangster Rance ’64
Irene Carol O’Donohue Sieban ’57
Brittany Neligan ’04
Tatiana Raphael ’99
Nancy McGowen Skelly ’69
Casey Nelson ’14
Kristine & Thomas Raynor P ’08, ’10
Christine Bernacki Smith ’94
Margaret (Purcell ’94) & Anthony Neville
Eileen (Kasprzak ’89) & Christopher Reed
Sarah Smith ’04
Stephanie Nieves ’09
Christine Reed ’89
Mary Beth & James Soehner P ’08, ’14
Patricia (Wood ’89) & Brian Noone
Marylou Barrett Regan ’63
Jillian Solomon ’99
Colleen O’Brien ’09
Karen Bertsch Rennie ’84
Kathleen & John Speck P ’15, ’17
Eileen O’Brien ’06
Dale (Ryan ’64) & Paul Richards
Michele Spierto ’70
Catherine & Brian O’Connor P ’17
Christina Riordan ’89
Paul Squillante
Dolores O’Connor ’66
Jennifer Cooke Ritter ’89
Maureen McHale Stachowicz ’64
Lisa Schwalenberg O’Connor ’89
Laura Horgan Rizzo ’94
Christine Stampfel ’94
Kristen O’Donnell ’09
Genevieve Robles ’04
Carol (Delaney ’59) & Richard Staszak
Marilyn (McCabe ’62) & Charles O’Donnell
Catherine Fredricks Rocco ’64
Christine* & John Strong P ’00, ’03
Sheila O’Donoghue
Joan Rodgers ’55
Christine McDonagh Sullivan ’99
Christine (Browne ’89) & Denis O’Driscoll
Katherine Rodi ’90
Joan & Terry Sullivan P ’16
Loretta Milito O’Grady ’94
Ingrid Rodriguez ’94
Jill Wagner Summer ’89
Eileen (Lynch ’84) & Thomas O’Hara
Maureen (Kastner ’90) & Charles Rodriguez
Nancy Wolff Surdyka ’94
Kaitlyn O’Leary ’04
Simone Rodriguez ’09
Megan Keogh Sutcliffe ’84
Maureen Cussen O’Leary ’84
Theresa Roedig ’09
Maureen Gallagher Sweeney ’64
Susan James Oliviera ’59
Patricia Ryan Roger ’84
Annmarie (Henning ’89) & Guy Swope
Kathleen O’Malley ’09
Erin Elizabeth Ronan ’94
Kerry Marie Sykora ’94
Lisa (Cella ’89) & Edwin Ortiz
Maryellen Textor Rosen ’72
Kristen Simek Sykora ’94
Tracy Bennett O’Sullivan ’89
Connie* & Philip Rotondi
Jerilyn Farren Teahan ’89
Chuck Otto
Jennifer Rotondi ’09
Olivia Tejeiro Swensen ’99
Michelle (Field ’90) & Lance Paige
Alice Ruscica ’00
Terry & Jack Terrana P ’15, ’17
Jane Kuehn Pariente ’79
Kathleen Russell ’69
Elizabeth DeIeso Thomas ’54
Marian Parish P ’91
Carol (Mahon ’69) & Anthony Salazar
Kathleen Thompson Loggie ’94
Gregory Pascale
Sheila (Murphy ’95) & Christopher Salogub
Linda Carr Thury ’59
Mary Patterson ’64
Marianne & Soteros Samothrakis
Elizabeth (Byron ’56) & John Tims P ’92, ’93
Pax Christi Long Island
Jane (Hodgson ’74) & Steven Samuels
Cynthia Burczyk Tischio ’94
Margaret (Burke ’70) & Dennis Pearsall
Elizabeth Rodriguez Sandonato ’94
Regina & Christopher Todd P ’01, ’02, ’07
Linda & William Torrance P ’10
Photo Credit: Nicole Rossello ’16
Mary Torrance ’10
Marguerite & Thomas Toscano P ’10, ’19 ❤
Nancy Palma Regan Tracy ’94
Lynne Trentalange Torre ’59
Anne Tria Wise ’94
Jillian Trotman ’99
Caroline Tulley ’09
Photo Credit: Carly Lorenzo ’16
Ashley Turner ’04
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Rosanne Burke Walsh ’64
Sabina Richardson Zabell ’94
Tracy Madden Walsh ’89
Deanna Zammit ’94
Kathy Bacigalupo Turner ’74
Elizabeth (Hanson ’78) &
Mark Westlake P ’11, ’13 ❤
Bernadette (Clines ’69) & William Zirkel
Colleen Malone Turpin ’89
Jennifer Weston
Kerry Twombly ’04
Peggyann & Michael White P ’16, ’18
Arleen & Joseph Urban P ’98, ’02
Dorothy Williams ’09
Veronique Hodeau Urban ’99
Carol Wittine Adorno ’54
Patricia & Thomas Vaccaro
Wm. E. Martin & Sons Co.
Amy Gentile Verdino ’89
Karen Woods Weierman ’89
Kayla Villante ’09
Maureen Freyer Wren ’94
Stephanie Vincent ’09
Maureen Yigiter
Jennifer Teta Vitale ’90
Colleen Madson York ’89
Kristen Vitalo ’09
Patricia Kisch York ’64
Carolyn Voegler ’87
Anne Yuskevich ’09
PATRON {$1–$99}
Elisa Venditto Zito ’99
❤
ember of the Sacred Heart Society for
M
extreme generosity through the years
of $10,000+
♦ M
ember of the Cathedral Society for
including Sacred Heart Academy in
their long-term plan
* Faculty/Staff
† Deceased
If your name was omitted, please know that it
was an omission of the pen and not of the heart.
GIFTS IN KIND
Sacred Heart Academy gratefully acknowledges
the following donors and companies for their
gifts and their sharing of time and talents
during the 2014-15 academic year.
Noreen (O’Keefe’70) &
Thomas Costello P ’99, ’00, ’05
Barbara & Dennis McNamara P ’15 ❤
Margaret & Robert Moran P ’08, ’14, ’16 ❤
Christine & Kevin Cudahy P ’17
Nicolock Paving Stones/
Christina & Sandy Nicolia P ’13, ’16 ❤
24 Seven Inc.
Catherine (Hammill ’80) &
Nicholas DeMartini P ’14, ’17 ❤
Nicole & Pierce Archer P ’17
Alicia & Robert Doodian P ’13
Lisa & Robert Arning P ’11 ❤
Allison Mary-Rose (Quinn ’94) Gamba
Atwell Brothers Tents/Ellen & John Atwell P ’16
Marissa & Charles Gambino P ’17, ’18
Au Bon Pain
Diane & Francis Holbrook P ’11, ’17
Sister Eileen Brennan CSJ*
Tracy (Hayes ’85) & John Jordan P ’16, ’18
Sara & John Broderick P ’18
Ginger & John Kaiser (BOT) P ’06 ❤
Kathleen & Edward Byrne P ’16
Randy & Timothy Kinsley P ’17
Annemarie & Thomas Carey P ’09, ’12
Michael Lutz/Lutz Landscaping
Rachel (Cancro ’83) & John Cashwell P ’18 ❤
Colleen & Malachy Mahon P ’16
Eileen & John Colvin P ’17
Patti Ann (Norris ’80) & Steven McDonald ❤
Maria & James Corcoran P ’09, ’12, ’15 ❤
Shannon Lally McLay ’96
Deidre & Robert O’Connell P ’08, ’12, ’15 ❤
Michelle & Raymond O’Connor P ’18
Darcy & Stephen O’Neill P ’15
Our Home Renderings
Kerry-Lynn Riley ’03
Seery Systems Group
Karen (Danca ’91) & Andrew Smith
Nancy & Todd Stepniewski P ’13 ❤
Anne & Kevin Sullivan P ’19
TestTakers
Mary Beth & Christopher Tully P ’17
MATCHING GIFT COMPANIES
Matching contributions, made possible through the
corporate philanthropy of companies where Sacred
Heart Academy donors work, play a significant role in
the Annual Fund.
AIG
Chubb Insurance
Nomura Foundation
Alliance Data
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
One Beacon Insurance
JPMORGAN
CHASE FOUNDATION
RBS Citizens
Many thanks to the companies who support Sacred
Heart Academy through their matching gifts program,
as well as the alumnae, parents, and friends who take
the time each year to secure this significant form of
support.
American Endowment
Foundation
Bank of America
Marsh & McLennan
Bank of New York
Morgan Stanley
Truist
C. V. Starr & Co., Inc.
National Philanthropic Trust
Capital Group Companies
Charitible Foundation
New York Community Bank
We are pleased to recognize the following companies
for their matching gift generosity in 2014-15.
NY Community Trust
Travelers Foundation
Wells Fargo
2014–2015 SACRED HEART ACADEMY
ADMINISTRATION
Sister Jeanne M. Ross, CSJ ’66, President
Sister Jean Amore, ED.D., CSJ, Vice President
Susan Murphy Perfetti ’68, Assistant to the Principal
Sister Joanne Forker, CSJ, Ed.D., Principal
Emanuela Sullivan P ’03, ’04, ’09, ’12, Assistant Principal
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Maureen Butt Kiers ’66, Chair
Sister Janet Kinney, CSJ, Vice Chair
SACRED HEART
ACADEMY ALUMNAE
ASSOCIATION
Suzanne Quast Burke ’94
Greg LaCasse P ’06, ’11
Elizabeth Salogub ’00, President
Nancy Connors
Erin McDonnell ’82
Kara Shine ’99, Vice President
Thomas Dowling P ’12
Sister Mary Ross, CSJ
Jennifer Vertiz Calabrese ’88, Treasurer
Sister Jane Fritz, CSJ
Susan Gordon Ryan ’67
Marie Murphy Ilardi ’90, Communications
Christine Goodwin ’92
Denise Strain P ’06
Barbara Burke Holahan ’77, P ’14, ’16
Steven Vincent P ’05, ’09, ’11
John Kaiser P ’07
FACULTY & STAFF
Dr. Robert Ackerman P ’01
Mrs. Andrea Grady
Mr. Richard Powers
Mrs. Danielle Adolphus
Ms. Rachel Grazioli
Ms. Carol Prehoda
Mr. Michael Altruda
Mrs. Erin Gregorio
Mr. Gerard Prunzion
Mrs. Kathleen Bellotti
Mr. Damian Gutierrez
Mr. Adam Rappoport
S. Eileen Brennan, CSJ
Mrs. Judy Hahn
Mrs. Anne Scargill Reinhart ’86
Mrs. Roseann Bruno
Ms. Therese Henderson
Mrs. Karen Rienzi
Mrs. Lisa Butler Knowles ’01
Mrs. Anne Hodeau P ’94, ’99
Mrs. Maura Rossi
Mrs. Denise Careccia Rappoport’98
Mrs. Kathleen Johnson
Mrs. Connie Rotondi
Ms. Barbara Carroll
Mr. Walter Kleinmann
Mrs. Rachna Sabharwal
Mr. Joseph Cascio
Mr. Tony Korec
Mrs. Mary Santora P ’01
Mrs. Beth Laurice
Ms. Linda Lafferty
Mr. James Sarosy P ’97
Ms. Anne Ceriello
Mr. Matthew Loughren
Ms. Kristen Schreiner
Mrs. Mary Chekow
Mrs. Theresa Lynch
Mrs. Peggyanne Shaw
Ms. Mary Jo Hammill Clarke ’79, P ’12
Mrs. Eileen Madigan
Mr. Daniel Shea
Mr. James Conway
Mrs. Patricia Mallon
Mrs. Nikki Sheridan
Ms. Vanessa Cum
Mrs. Eileen Manfre P ’13
Ms. Therese Shirreffs
Mrs. Anna DeAcetis
Ms. Kristin Mariano
S. Catherine Stasi, CSJ*
Mr. Daniel deBruin P ’14, ’16
Mr. Philip Marinelli
Mrs. Christine Strong P ’00, ’03
Mrs. Camille Emmett
Mrs. Christine D’Antona Marone ’99
Mrs. Monica Tobin
Mrs. Donna Soldano Ferrara
Ms. Alison Mertz
S. Catherine Tracey, CSJ*
Mr. Anthony Fiore
Dr. Mary Ellen Minogue, Ph.D., P ’02, ’07
Mr. Mark Trolio
Deacon James Flannery P ’93
Mrs. Maria Miss
Mr. Giovanny Veras
Mrs. Marie Flannery P ’93
Mrs. Morgan Molinari O’Connor ’02
Mrs. Ana Villalobos
Ms. Regina Foge
Mrs. Kathryn O’Donoghue Mulholland ’00
Ms. Lori Vollmer
Mrs. Terry Fundus
Mr. Louis Ohle
Ms. Dorothy West
Ms. Paula Glass
Ms. Kathleen O’Neill
Ms. Mary White
Mr. Michael Goetz P ’06, ’07
Mrs. Elizabeth Pfeifer-Servedio
Mrs. Susan Zaidinski P ’02, ’17
*Sister of St. Joseph Volunteer for Sacred Heart Academy
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