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ST. TERESA HIGH SCHOOL
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ISSUE 29 | April 2014
St. Teresa Honors Joe Venturi
IN THIS ISSUE:
St. Teresa honored the successful coaching and
Letter from the Principal
teaching career of the late Mr. Joe Venturi in January
Student Achievement
with a dedication ceremony and renaming of the
Service
school gym. The naming of “Joe Venturi Gymnasium”
School Events
was conducted prior to the Boys’ varsity basketball
Alumni
game. Because of the benevolence of Jack and Barbara
Donor Recognition
McCoy, the dedication and related naming rights were
made possible.
Joe Venturi was head
basketball coach and
athletic director at
St. Teresa from 19491960. Mr. Venturi was
instrumental in the
funding and building of St. Teresa’s gym in 1957. Teams coached
under Mr. Venturi were successful and won regional championships
in 1953 and 1956.
Rick Venturi, Joe’s eldest son spoke at the dedication on behalf of
the Venturi family. In attendance was Norma Venturi, Joe’s widow
and four generations of family members including sons John, Tom
and daughter Susan. Members of the 1953 team, including Sid
Tucker, Dick Overheul, Jerry Hise, John Fitzgerald were
Sid Tucker speaks at the dedication as Venturi family members
in attendance.
and friends look on
Mega Raffle Drawing Set for May 2nd
St. Teresa’s largest fundraiser, the Mega Raffle kicked off March 7th at the high school. Tickets are $100 and can be purchased at St.
Teresa High School, any Decatur Catholic school or parish, and various locations throughout Decatur.
Tickets may also be purchased on line by calling (217)875-7950.
The Grand Prize Drawing of $100,000 will be held at the KC Hall with
an event starting at 6 p.m. Kidd Kaddilac and
the Continentals will be the featured
entertainment and the drawing will take
place at approximately 7p.m.
The party is free and a cash bar and food
to purchase will be available.
ST. TERESA
HIGH SCHOOL
2710 North Water Street | Decatur, IL 62526
P 217-875-2431 | F 217-875-2436 | ST-TERESAHS.ORG
A LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Friends & Families,
It has been another outstanding and successful academic year at St. Teresa. Within this
edition of the Bulldog Biz, you will read about seventeen (17) St. Teresa seniors who were
named Illinois State Scholars. Throughout my 41 years as an educator/administrator, I don’t
believe I’ve ever had such a large percentage of senior students (21%) who have earned this
prestigious award.
Also, there will be twenty-seven (27) seniors graduating from St. Teresa with twelve (12) or more college credit
hours that can be transferred to a college of their choice. The Richland Community College Dual Credit program
taught on the St. Teresa Campus continues to thrive. There are 65 students (duplicated count) enrolled in four (4)
AP Classes this year – AP Chemistry, AP English, AP History and AP Calculus.
St. Teresa remains “on top” of the academic options for college preparatory students in the Central Illinois area.
The high expectations of teachers and parents help to allow our students to succeed. Out of a total of 265 students,
202 students at St. Teresa made the honor roll during the first semester of the 2013-14 school year. Students and
faculty should be congratulated!!
I have no doubt that St. Teresa will continue to prosper in the future. Your support is necessary to move our facility
and instructional needs forward and provide the very best opportunities for the students of St. Teresa.
If you have been following the IHSA “Success Factor” debate recently, please be assured that St. Teresa WILL NOT be
penalizing our students for their successes in the classroom!!
Those of us here at St. Teresa are truly ....... Called to Serve
Kenneth C. Hendriksen, Ph.D
Principal/CEO
Capital Campaign Developments
An ambitious campaign was launched three years ago to repair, renovate and expand the school’s capital infrastructure.
This campaign was titled “Believe-Build-Become” and has surpassed approximately $6,500,000 in pledges and donations.
These funds fully satisfy the costs associated with three phases of work conducted during the summers of 2011, 2012 and
2013, highlighted by the centerpiece of the campaign, the construction of a new physical education annex presently being
built north of the gym. It is scheduled to be completed in May 2014.
The visible results of the campaign are that the school is much improved and in its best condition in over 50 years. But the
real testament of the campaign lies with the generosity of many people, corporations, trusts, organizations, bequests and
foundations that have made this effort a real success. The staff, faculty and students salute all those who have donated time,
talent and treasure, and those who prayed for the success of this campaign and the remarkable achievements reached to
date.
Notable activity related to the campaign:
• $191,000 donation by Don and Ron Bretz
• Donations by the St. Teresa Educational Foundation to both
the operating fund and capital campaign of $800,00
• $108,000 additional Burney Trust funds
Recent emphasis has rightly focused on the school’s operating
budget as well as construction of the new PE annex. Yet, as a
reminder, the STHS Board of Directors has authorized the Principal/
CEO to commence planning for the $2.5 million artificial turf and
partial track installation. This planning can proceed when all costs
associated with the campaign and PE annex
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Winter Sports
2013-14 Re-cap
Boys Basketball
Final Record - 25-4
Okaw Valley Conference Champions UNDEFEATED - 11-0
St. Teresa Team Soy Christmas Tournament Champions
Macon County Tournament 3rd Place
Okaw Valley Conference Tournament 3rd Place
Christian Williams
IBCA 1st Team All State
AP 1st Team All State
1st Team All-Okaw Valley Conference
(unanimous)
1st Team All-County - Herald & Review
Passed 1,000 career points this season
Madison Velchek
Selected to play in the Heart of Illinois
All-Star Game
Jordan Laukaitis
2nd Team All-Okaw Conference
Honorable Mention All-County - Herald & Review
George Duncan
Honorable Mention All Okaw Conference
Honorable Mention All-County - Herald & Review
Selected to play in the Heart of Illinois All-Star Game
John Radley
Honorable Mention All-County - Herald & Review
Christian Williams Voted
First-Team All-State
St. Teresa junior Christian Williams was voted
first-team in Class 2A on the Associated Press
All-State basketball team.
Williams averaged 18.4 points, 8.1 rebounds,
3.5 assist, 2.9 steals and 1.2 blocks in leading
his team to a 25-4 record and an Okaw Valley
Conference title. He shot 51 percent from the
field and 39 percent from 3-point range.
Basketball Senior Night
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Post Season Honors
Kent ‘82, Kathy ‘82, Jordan ‘14
Laukaitis
Cary ‘77, Adam ‘14,
Keely Boaz-Peters ‘77
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Girls Basketball
Record 12-16
Macon County Consolation Champions
Shannen Quehl 2nd team all conference; 2nd team all county
Kite’ Oladipupo Honorable Mention all county
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Boys Soccer
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St. Teresa won its first Regional Title in twenty-one years and became the
Number one seed in the region for the first time since 1992. A record 78 goals
were scored during the season. David Hlawek was named Area Player of the
Year with a record 27 regular season goals and 9 multi-goal games. Kevin
Nutako was named team MVP and made 1st Team All-Area, Christian Gomez
made 2nd Team All-Area, Min Ho Cho was Honorable Mention All-Area and
Morgan Coit was named Defensive MVP
Cross Country Team Honored
To celebrate their first place state finish, St. Teresa’s Cross Country team was invited to the State Capital
by Senator Chapin Rose. The team was recognized in the state house, where they were presented by
Representatives Bill Mitchell and Sue Scherer and in the senate by Sen. Chapin Rose.
IHSA Awards
Cailin Jerger received Honorable Mention, ISHA All-State Academic Team, which is the IHSA’s
top academic honor. Nominees needed to possess a minimum 3.5 grade point average, have
participated in at least two IHSA sponsored activities during each of the last two years, and
demonstrated outstanding citizenship.
Poetry Out Loud
Annie Kefalas was named winner of the Central Illinois Region of the Poetry Out Loud:
National Recitation Contest in the competition held in February, at the Hoogland Center
for the Arts in Springfield. She advanced to the Illinois State Finals.
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Poetry Out Loud in Illinois is a collaborative project of the Illinois Arts Council Agency
and seven arts agencies, each of which hosts a regional contest. The Poetry Out
Loud: National Recitation Contest is a national program that encourages high school
students to learn about great poetry through analysis, memorization, performance,
and competition. The National Endowment for the Arts and The Poetry Foundation, in
conjunction with state arts agencies, support this nation-wide program.
Illinois State Scholars
Seventeen St. Teresa students were named as 2013-14 state scholars. This prestigious award is given annually
by the Illinois Students Assistance Commission (ISAC). Illinois State Scholar winners rank in the top ten percent
of high school seniors from 798 high schools across the state. Selection is based on SAT, ACT and/or Prairie
State Achievement Exam scores, and/or class rank at the end of junior year.
Congratulations to the following students:
Allison Bate
Kaitlyn Crawford
Chiara Evelti
Cailin Jerger
Samuel Kunzeman
Marie Less
Christopher Miller
Kurtis Minton
David Monk
Elorm Nutakor
Oluwafemi Oladipupo
Adam Peters
Michael Tschosik
Audrey Vandercar
Madison Velchek
McKenna Wilson
WYSE
Worldwide Youth in Science and Engineers
(WYSE) is an academic competition sponsored by
the University of Illinois, Schools of Engineering.
Students compete as a team, taking timed tests
in the subjects of Biology, Chemistry, Computer
Science, Engineering Graphics, English, Math and
Physics. After winning the Richland Community
College regional competition in February, the
team participated in the sectional competition in
March at Eastern University, finishing 2nd.
Congratulations to the following students who won awards:
Madison Velchek
1st in English
Connor Reardon
1st in Computer Science
Allison Bate
2nd in English
Michael Tschosik
2nd in Chemistry
Chris Miller
Femi Oladipupo
Cailin Jerger
2nd in Engineering
3rd in Mathematics
3rd in Biology
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT
Melanie Anselmo
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SERVICE
Polar Plunge
St. Teresa had 68 people collect donations of at least $75 each, and raised $7625.00 for the Special Olympics. St.
Teresa students won the plunger awards for the team that raised the most money and the team that recruited the
most plungers. As the top high school, St. Teresa also won $500 from
JL Hubbard and our name on the trophy for the 5th year in a row.
Anna Rossi, for the 2nd year in a row collected the most donations
with $1158.00. The water temperature was 35 degrees.
Special Olympics raised almost $90,000.00 that
day. Over the past 4 years, St. Teresa has donated
$43,440.00 to Special Olympics!
92’
Tree Huggers
St. Teresa arts students took part in Decatur Area Arts Council’s “tree
huggers” project to spruce up Central Park. The fourth annual Tree
Hugger public art project gives artistic folks - from sculptors to graphic
artists to knitters to closet creators (and everyone in-between) - an
opportunity to choose a theme and dress up a tree trunk with flair.
Artists include Marie Less, Kaylie Ruderman, Bethanie Couri, Ian
McKeown, Alexa Tucker and Rosie Waite.
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SCHOOL EVENTS
“Jesus Christ Superstar “Presented by Drama
Department
St. Teresa’s spring musical, Jesus Christ Superstar was held March 7th and 8th. Starring underclass veterans
Sophia Schwalbach as Mary Magdalene, Cole Burdick as Judas Iscariot, and David A. Monk, a senior, as Jesus
Christ, was directed by Mary Midiri-Davis and choreographed by Cami Kerns.
Cole Burdick with Vanessa Cundiff, Mallory
Though facing a formidable score, musical directors
Baker and Keyari Paige
Rick Strine and Rae Ann DeSutter were undaunted
in preparing the cast for what was one of the most
difficult musical selections ever performed on St.
Teresa’s stage. The show’s orchestral pit featured a
rock combo conducted by John Gorecki. Veteran
crew members Ryan Finley
and Sam Tatham coordinated lights and sound.
Seniors Caroline Forster and Erin Kurecki served as
Student Director and Stage Manager, respectively.
Seniors Annie Kefalas, Nathan DeSutter, Kevin
Nutakor, D.J. Baker, Claire Glosser, Vanessa Cundiff,
Luke Plossel and Melanie Anselmo were also
featured in their last
major high school
production in roles
such as Annas, Peter,
Simon the Zealot,
Caiphas the High Priest,
and King Herod.
David Monk as
Jesus Christ
Catholic Schools Week
Catholic schools are noted for their faith-based education, academic excellence, and commitment to service. This year’s National
Catholic Schools Week theme was Catholic Schools: Communities of
Faith, Knowledge and Service.
National Catholic Schools Week is the annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States. St. Teresa observes National
Catholic Schools Week with a Mass and other activities for students
and faculty. Through these events, St. Teresa focuses on the value
Catholic education provides to young people and its contributions to
our church, our communities and our nation.
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SCHOOL EVENTS
St. Teresa Student Retreats
Students at St. Teresa have opportunities for
retreats each school year. Freshmen partake in a
one-day retreat, sophomores have a 24-hr Quest
retreat, and juniors are encouraged to participate in
TEC within the diocese. For seniors however, Kairos
is a 3 night-4 day retreat designed to give students a
solid foundation before they leave for college. “It’s an
opportunity to give the senior class a way to bond
themselves together outside the classroom,” Said
Dan Boynton, Director of Retreats since 2007. “Faithbuilding is the focus and everything about this retreat
supports that. We want them grounded in their faith
and into their parishes and churches before they
graduate.”
Student leaders agree. Chiara Evelti, Bethanie
Couri, Madison Velchek and Adam Peters were four
of the eleven senior leaders for this year’s girls and
boys retreats. “Kairos is a way to get away from school and concentrate only on these spiritual activities,” said Madison. “The
growth from the first day when people arrive to the last day is incredible. To see them involved and emotional is humbling,
especially to know we had a part of that growth.”
“It brings you back to center, “ said Bethanie. “You block out all the noise. It’s very centering.” Having a retreat away from
the school allows students to get away from the day to day activities that can distract them. “Students’ phones are their bus
tickets – we collect them so they aren’t distracted and can focus on spiritual growth,” said Dan. “It helps to leave the world
behind. “
Leaders were most enthusiastic about the quality time they were able to spend with each other, especially before they
graduate. “Being around the same group of guys four straight days really brought us together,“ said Adam. “We learned
things about each other we didn’t know, even after going to school for four years.”
“I got to be close to my classmates and developed great friendships,” said Chiara. “We concentrate on religious aspects and
I got to experience that with the whole class. Serving as a leader enabled me to actually affect others in a positive way. “
SPOTLIGHT ON
Spot-Light on Alum Michael Copeland, Class of ‘59
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I was enrolled into first grade at St. Patrick’s Grade School sometime between
1945-46. I completed the eighth grade in 1955 and I graduated from St. Teresa in
1959. Everything in my path had to do with the education I received at St. Teresa.
The teachers and the coaching staff embedded in us the formula of success and
I’ve always carried that mentally throughout my careers. What made me join the
Marine Corps was hearing Coach Venturi always talking about how members from
the military would leave the military and get contracts to play pro football. So, in
August 1962 I enlisted into the US Marine Corps.
Upon completing boot camp I saw that my Series Commander 1stLt Dixon was
the star running back for the Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) team. I went
to him and asked if I could try out with the depot team. He took me to where the
team was practicing and I got a chance to try out. Although I had to leave that day
and complete my further training at a different base, I was informed that I would
be brought back for the spring training in 1963- I made the team. At that time, I
was stationed at MCRD, San Diego playing football and basketball.
I got transferred to Subic Bay, Republic of the Philippines around July 1964 and I was there for one month and
received orders to report to the Hawaiian Marines Basketball team. This was when the 1964 Olympic Basketball Team
was in route to Tokyo, Japan to attend the Games so I got a chance to play against them.
In August 1968 I received orders to report to South Vietnam for duty. I served 14 months in Vietnam and was
awarded the Purple Heart for the wounds I received; however, I only served one tour.
Some of the other duties I’ve held include becoming a Marine Corps Drill Instructor training enlisted at Parris Island,
SC and Officers at Quantico, VA. From there, I went on to complete a thirty year career and a retired a Master Gunnery
Sergeant (MGySgt).
Upon completing my Marine Corps career I got a chance to teach Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
(NJROTC) in Naples, Italy. I taught there for fourteen years (1994 to 2008).
And now I’m retired and living on the eastern shore of North Carolina.
In closing, I would like to express that all of what I have accomplished in my life, I owe it to my education at St.
Patrick’s Elementary School and St. Teresa High School. But most of all, I owe a big gratitude to Coach Joe Venturi.
ALUMNI NEWS
Homecoming 2014-15: Save the Date
Plans are underway for Homecoming 2014-15, which will take place the weekend of October 10-12th. Class reunions
scheduled thus far are for classes :
1964 – 50th reunion. Contact is Kathy York ([email protected])
1974- 40th reunion. Contact is Janet Ernst ([email protected])
1994- 20th reunion. Contact is Megan Comerford ([email protected])
Tentative Weekend Schedule:
Friday night – football game vs Tuscola
All Class Reunion- KC Hall after the game (see details below)
Saturday– school tours at 10 a.m. (schedule with Advancement Office)
Saturday – planned reunions (see your class representative for details)
For more current updates, visit st-teresahs.org
All Class Reunion Oct 10th
All St. Teresa alums 21 and over are invited to celebrate with classmates after the varsity game at a gathering at the KC
Hall (8pm-midnight). Live music by the will begin at 8 p.m. Cash bar and food will be available for purchase. Tickets are
$10 and tables can be reserved by calling the Advancement Office at (217) 875-7950.
Planning a Class Reunion?
St. Teresa’s Advancement Office is here to assist with plans and details for your class reunion. Below are a few guidelines
and tips to help you get started.
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Form a Reunion Committee.
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Contact St. Teresa Advancement Office with details of reunion.
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Pick up or request class list.
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Update class list and return to Advancement Office to update database.
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Plan all details of reunion (venue, entertainment, food, drinks, pricing, etc.).
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Create a Save the Date (optional) to be copied and mailed by Advancement Office.
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Once all details are finalized, create invitation and provide it to Advancement Office to be copied and mailed.
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Advancement Office will post class reunion details, along with invitation, on the St. Teresa website.
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If a class reunion book is made, please share a copy with us for our reunion file.
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If photos are taken, please share a copy so we may post on the St. Teresa website or publish in Bulldog Biz.
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ALUMNI NEWS
Class Reunions (Cont.)
The St. Teresa Advancement Office will provide:
St. Teresa’s Advancement Office is here to assist with plans and details for your class reunion. Below are a few guidelines
and tips to help you get started.
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Class list.
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Fall school calendar/football schedule.
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Posting of reunion details on St. Teresa website.
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Copies of Save the Date and Invitation.
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Envelopes addressed to classmates and postage for two mailings (Save the Date and Invitation).
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Information on establishing Class Gifts.
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Consider creating a Class Gift for the Annual Fund Drive or Capital Campaign.
Faculty and Staff Wish List
There are many items that St. T faculty and staff would love to have that don’t fit in the yearly operational budget.
Teachers end up spending their own money for some of the items, while bigger ticket items they do without. The
library is requesting an LCD projector, but the “wish” would be for every classroom to have one. “Projectors are used for
a variety of purposes. Teachers used them to project power points, student projects, use the internet, and to show online demonstrations and films. We have teachers that check them out every day, but it is getting harder to coordinate
and schedule them because demand is so high,” explains Librarian Laura Brosamer-Singer.
Donating items on the wish list is a way to directly help students immediately. The faculty and staff is appreciative of
the items parents and St. Teresa supporters provide, whether it’s Band Aids and tissues or much needed equipment like
projectors and dvd players. Last year, the Class of 1953 donated two color printers and a TV to the school.
Here is a list of current Department wishes. If you have these items at home and don’t need them, we’ll take them as
long as they are in good condition. Or, the school can purchase them if money is donated. Call the school at 217/8752431 for more information.
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Art – gauges of wire, adhesives, glues and paint
brushes (all sizes)
Drama-body microphones ($350 each)
English- TV, DVD , VCR and Blue-ray players
Library -LCD projector ($400-$600)
Math – Calculators (scientific $15-$20 each, graphing $130-150 each)
Music- Sound mixer (approx.. $400-$700)
Science- rock and/or mineral kits, hot wheels and
hot wheel tracks for Physics
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Remember Them?
Many of you who attended St. Teresa in the late 60’s and early 70’s
will remember Bob and Peg Boaz. Peg was the cheerleading
sponsor and they chaperoned many fan busses. They can still be
found at many St. Teresa events, often supporting their grandchildren
the youngest, Adam Peters graduating this year.
Main Office- tissues, sanitized wipes, paper
Teachers’ Lounge-paper towels, coffees/teas, hand
and dish soaps
Cheer Room- paper towel holder
Peg and Bob Boaz
ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
CAMPAIGN DONORS as of March 31, 2014
If for some reason, we have
inadvertently omitted your name
from this donor list, please call the
Advancement Office at 217-875-7950.
Mr. Robert D. Best
Thomas & Mary Beth Binder
Laura Birschbach
Philip & Andrea Blakeman
Sue Blankenship
Peg & Bob Boaz
William & Betty Braun
In Memory of Earl Lawrence Kuhle (Kevin Breheny)
G. Lynn Brinkman
Mark Douglas Brinkman
Michele Garvey
John Luttrell Trust Co.
Mary Uhl Brooks
Serviam Society
Nancy & Terry Henkel
Dan & Susan Martini
Ken & Carol Brummer
Kevin & Sue Breheny
Jeanne & Phil Hogan
Doug & Kitty McCarthy
Jerry & Nancy Buechler
Burney Trust
In Memory of Robert Ernst (William J. Hogan) Todd & Sara Burgener
Charles J. Miller
Diocese of Springfield in Illinois
Dr. & Mrs. David Johnson
Cheryl Miller
Walt & Rose Burger
Stephen G. Graliker Estate
Drs. Carl Jurgens & Carol Cunningham
Rev. JJ Murphy Assembly 211
In Honor of Bishop Kevin Vann, DD, JCD (Fr. John C. Burnette)
Dr. & Mrs. Bret Jerger
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Kehoe
Mr. & Mrs. Cary Peters
Nancy J. Burrows
Mr. & Mrs. John Madding
Knights of Columbus 3rd Degree
Brad & Maggy (Beck) Pugh
Bob Burtschi
Jack & Barbara McCoy
Matt & Rose Lampley
Steve & Sharon Samuelson
Joyce Y. Cain
Mark & Tappi McLeod
Pat & Phebe Lashmet
John, Sharon & Max Schilawski
Jacqueline Calamello
James Millikin Estate
Mr. & Mrs. Rich Smith
Susan & Tom Carney
St. Mary’s Hospital
Robert & Mary McCarthy
Brian & Kathy Tschosik
John H. & Norma J. Casselman
St. Teresa Educational Foundation
Anthony & Teresa McCormack
Class of 1963
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Wiesemann
In Memory of Anne McElroy
John & Carol Collins
Estate of William Wombacher
Keystone Society
Bill & Barb McNutt
Ed & Jean Connon
John & Marybeth Althoff
Karla Miller
Janet Couter
Kim & Joan Bauer
Teresian Society
Jim & Lisa Miller Family
Nancy Couter Dollison
Mike & Phyllis Bodine
The Andreas Foundation
Todd & Debbie Newell
Steve & Darbe Brinkoetter
Luis & Robin Caceres
In Memory of Gene & Mary Bauer (Ozee Terminals) Mary Clare Cummins
Harold & Donna Dausman
E. Campbell
Pat & Ann Dawson
David Peel
Jim & Mandy Davis
In Memory of Bernard & Anne J. Graliker (Steve Graliker) Anita Daly
Kathleen Reedy
In Memory of Robert R. & Patricia H. Uhl (Mark &
Mrs. Mary Daly
Gary Hein
Mary Reiser
Anne U. Davis)
Justin & Becky (Wrigley) Dunscomb
Mary E. Herald
Mr. & Mrs. Eben Schaefer
Mike & Marilyn Dawson
Eloy Family
Donnell J. Schwarz
Decatur Bldg & Const Trades Council
M. Aileen Hagan
Ursuline Society
Mr. & Mrs. David Smith
Delatte Family (Richard L. Delatte, Jr.)
Sanford & Marcy Hubbard
Beck Community Works Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Stengel
Frank Delgado
The Kerns Family (Joseph S. Kerns)
Bob & Cindy Brady
Ken & Joan Struttmann
Rich Demirjian
Daniel & Sally McGuire
Aimee & Timothy Fyke
Troy & Patti Swinford
Bob & Tonya Donnelly
Sue & Ted Miller
Robert Hayward
In Memory of Tony Samuelson (Bill Tapscott)
Ed Dougherty
David & Jen Peck
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Hein
David Tyrolt
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dougherty
Tom & Cara Peter
Jane Hein
Herbert & Mary Michael Dreier
Mary & Leon Vemmer
Robert & Pauline Rasho
John & Mary Jane Kefalas & Family
Michael & Bonnie Drumm
Don & Pat Weaver
Refreshment Services Pepsi
Dr. & Mrs. H. Lawrence Penning
Rick & Nathalie Duhaime Scheel
Dave & Karla Stuckey
Brad Wike
Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Raycraft
In Memory of Jerry Durbin (Dorothy Durbin)
Kevin & Jennifer Wood
Frances Williams
John & Susie Skeffington
Kevin & Joan Durchholz
St. Teresa Booster Club
Kathy York
Mary Will Epping
Advocate
A. E. Staley Jr. Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Zindel
In Memory of John “Jack” Ernst (Janet Ernst)
Mike Althoff
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Tyrolt
Ernst Family
John Ullrich Foundation
Pat & Kathy Althoff
Builder
Jim & Lisa Feriozzi
Michael & Susan Vitale
Anonymous
Warren & Ann Adams
John L. Flick
Angela Avery & Goodloe Lewis
Craig & Karen Althoff
Larry & Maggie Fogg
Cornerstone Society
In Memory of Coach Bob Ernst (Andrew Bertram) In Memory of Maurice & Lois Althoff
Jack Frankovich
Matt & Natalie Beck
Ameren Illinois Act On Energy
Jeff & Anne Blackburn
Paul & Debbie Furman
Cincinnati Casualty Co.
Karen Anderson-Like
Shane & Amy Brilley
In Memory of Martin Hubbard (Aimee Fyke)
Jim & Mary Comerford
Joseph
P.
Armon,
Jr.
Marty & Colleen Brinkoetter
Stephen & Angela Gadlage
Don & Theresa Couch
In Memory of Christina Brinkoetter (Peter Brinkoetter) Scott & Kathleen Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Ganley
Richard & Laura DiLorenzo
Porter
&
Betty
Ashford
Lowell Brosamer
Deborah Gillen
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Genenbacher
Mr.
Richard
E.
Baerwaldt
Fr. John C. Burnette
Carol Glosser
The Lee Handley Family (Mr. & Mrs. Joe Handley) Class of 1962
Tyrone & Fred Baietto
Jeff & Carol Glosser
Dr. & Mrs. Ken Hendriksen
Dr.
Stuart
&
Dianne
Baker
Jerry Dawson
Fr. Jeff Grant
Michael & Gayle Heneghan
Ange & Dewey Barr
Day 40 Christian Band (Brandon Coventry)
Linda Gross
John & Christy House
Andrea (Acciavatti) & Paul Bartels
Larry & RaeAnn DeSutter
Franz & Leann Grossman
Valerie Huddleston
Kevin & Ann Bate
In
Memory
of
Jean
Devereux
Pete & Jane Grosso
Michael & Christy Kernaghan
Bob & Mary Jean Bauer
Jim & Kathy Gruenloh
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Dowd
Bill & Nanette Krueger
Dr. Richard Beckwith
Carl Hahn
David & Francesca Evelti
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Lawless
Jim & Pamela Bednar
Carla J. Hahn
Joseph & Kathy Fyke
Bill & Michelle Lehmann
Benjamin Sisters
Ken & Mary Handley
Category
No. of Donors
Serviam Society ($100,000+)
13
Teresian Society ($50,000 – 99,000)
6
Ursuline Society ($25,000 – 49,999)
15
Cornerstone Society ($10,000 – 24,999)
27
Keystone Society ($5,000 – 9,999)
20
Advocate ($2,000 – 4,999)
54
Builder ($100 – 1,999)
214
Server ($1 -99)
32
Total381
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ST. TERESA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
L. J. Hannapel
Russ Harding
In Memory of Pauline Harpstrite
Terri Haskins
Mary Jane Hayes
Barbara Henneberry
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hesse
J. Don & Sharon Holeman
Mary Hooker
Thomas Hubbard
Greg & Linda Huck
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Huslig
Tony & Tina Ielase
Mrs. Marlene Isenhart
Rita Jerger
Pauline Jurgens
In Honor of Eugene L. & Joan (Uhl)
Stauder (John & Mary Keefe)
Michael Kehoe
Terry & Libby Kenney
Loretta Kibler
In Memory of Dirk Kramer (Dawn E. Kramer)
In Memory of Dick Kramer (Jim Kramer)
Paul J. & Mary P. Kraus
Mike Kullik
Joe & Julie Lakshmanan
Florence Lamb
Sean Lashmet
Julie Lashmet Dee
Victoria Lashmet Orr
Nancy Laukaitis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lees
Charles & Joanne Leyden
In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Lowe
(Kathleen Lowe-Arthur)
In Honor of Christopher Hein (Helen Lundstrom)
Thomas J. Maddell
Mrs. Virginia Markwell
In Memory of Barb Niesman(Patricia A. Martina)
Jamie Mattingly
William G. Mattingly
Margot Maurer
Bill McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. Tom McCoy
Mike & Lynn McElroy
Steve McNamara
Eugene & Denise Mennel
Bernadine Metzger
Mary Miller
Thomas D. & Kimberly D. Miller
In Memory of Adam Carter (Fr. Joe Molloy)
Jake & Kristi Morrell
Ruth Morthland
Steve Niesman
Tim Nolan
Dennis & Marilyn Noonan
In Memory of Dan J. Norton (Nancy L. Norton)
In Memory of Dan J. Norton (Sean & Lisa Norton)
Dennis & Kelly O’Brien
Joe & Carol O’Brien Harding
Jim & Andrea Ohl
The 12 Olson St. T Grads (Mrs. Thomas W. Olson)
Mary Osbakken
In Memory of Bob Brilley (Susie Peck)
Rev. David Peters
Jeannine Peters
Nancy M. Peterson
Karl & Janet Pezzelle
Susan & Jay Potter
Richard Raupp
The Rayhill Family (David & Carol Rayhill)
Bill Reedy Memorial
Dustin Reinhart
Stephen C. Rice
Angie & Jack Riggs
James Roarick Family
F. Paul Romano
George & Erma Rubenacker
Adam Ruderman
Patricia Rudolph (Mr. & Mrs. Earl S.
Rudolph Jr.)
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Sharkey
Philip & Karen Sharkey II
Carol Sheahan
Sarah Shupenus
Paul & Toni (Huhne) Skelley
Donor Spotlight
Don, John “Jack”, Ron and Frances Bretz
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Royal E. Skelley Family
Mrs. Patricia Slifer
Mary H. Smith
Tom & Judy Smith
Kathy M. Sons
James & Margie Spencer
Patricia Stack Schottle
Martin Stahl & Kimberly Ervin
Spence Stein
John & Lyn Stengel
Mark Stimler
Rosemary & Jerry Stitt
Thomas Stitt
Dr. Howard & Mary Gay Stone
Tim & Janie Swofford
Rick Tarro
In Memory of Mrs. Ina Tatman-Renner (Tom Tatman)
Don & Doris Thompson
Phil & Mary Kay Thompson
Sharon C. & Herb Thompson
Mary Ann Tilton
Jim & Linda Tueth
Charles W. Turner
In Memory of Martin Hubbard (Frank Tyrolt)
Cathy Uhl Stock
Jerry & Ginger Unser
Tom & Linda Valdahl
Whalen & Valerie (Kusnerik) Vancil
Ted & Beth Vandercar
Gene & Dina Velchek
Pete & Janet Vercellino
Erica Wagner
Dr. & Mrs. William Wagner
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Walker
Richard E. Wallace
Gene & Barbara Walmsley Broadbear
Deena Warrick
Genevieve Whitney
Judy Wiggins
Noni Willcut
Alan & Kelly Williams
Lora Williams
Mike & Molly Wilson
Cindy & Mark Wolfer
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wood
Gary & Judy Workman
Jacqueline Wrigley
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Zerfowski
Server
Melvin Basler
In Memory of Marguirite McNamara
(Nancy R. Blanton)
Mrs. Louise Bradbury
Barbara S. Curtis
Mrs. Lois (Loftus) Darling
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Devereux
Steven Graliker Memorial (Mary Ellen Fleischli)
Michael Geiger
Mr. Addison Genenbacher
Macy A. Genenbacher
Shae Genenbacher
John H. Hilliard
Lorraine Howard
Janis Jones
Leon & Gigi Langhauser
In Memory of Carolyn Peters (Pat &
Phebe Lashmet)
In Memory of Ron Leckrone (Marsha Leckrone)
Berniece E. Magsamen
Jim & Linda Miller
In Memory of Mary Jo Tucker (Nancy Newell)
Phillips
Romano Company Inc.
In Honor of Eugene L. & Joan (Uhl)
Stauder (John & Mary Rosing)
Jim & Rita Rossi
Jeremy Ruderman
Michael Rudolph
Joe Rudolph
Mary Kay Ruterbories
Teresa M. Schroll
James L. Smith
In Honor of Eugene L. & Joan (Uhl)
Stauder (Mary Stauder)
Don & Cynthia VanLyssel
St. Teresa recently received $191,000 from the
estate of twins and life-long Decatur residents Ronald
and Donald Bretz. These funds qualify for the $1/$2
incentive matching pledge for the Capital Campaign,
effectively becoming $286,500. The Bretz brothers
were the youngest of five and graduated from St.
James grade school. “We were just a good, close-knit
family that wanted to give back for all these years,” said
older sister Frances. “I am sure they are smiling down
knowing this donation will help the school.”
Don, who died in 2009 worked in silk screening
shops and painted houses most of his life. Ron, who
died in 2012 retired from Firestone after working for
34 years. The brothers also ran a convenience store,
Kenbrook, which was located on former Broadway St.
“The two were very tight brothers,” said nephew John.
ST. TERESA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
St.Teresa of Avila
Archer Daniels Midland Co.
Darrell W. & Ursula K. Beck
Kathleen Babica Estate
Mary F. Bretz/Julius L. Burtschi Scholarship
Clarence I. & Theresa K. Flemming Scholarship
James J. Graliker Memorial
Mary Delene Graliker Memorial
William P. Graliker
Jane Bernadette McCoy Hirshinger 1952
Chelsea Eugene “Mac” & Dorothy Mae
Clemens McCoy
John Eugene “Jack” 1955 & Barbara Ann
Witzeman McCoy
Jonathan E. Madding Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Miller
St. Teresa High School Class of 1955
A.E. Staley Manufacturing Co.
Shirley Mae McCoy Suni 1953
FOUNDATION DONORS as of March 27, 2014
Category
No. of Donors
St. Teresa of Avila ($100,000+)
16
Ursuline ($50,000 – 99,000)
13
Serviam ($25,000 – 49,999)
21
Founder ( $10,000 – 24,999)
19
Benefactor ($5,000 – 9,999)
27
Patron ($500- 4,999)
240
Total336
Theresa K. Flemming Memorial
Darrell Beck Memorial
A Friend
Mark S. Beck
Stephen G. Graliker
Matthew & Natalie Beck
Mary E. Herald
Ray & Amy (Beck) Bliefnick
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Keating
Samuel & Jennifer Beck
Bob & Sandy Kraus
Fred & Lena Benjamin Memorial
Sr. Clotilde O’Reilly, O.S.U. Memorial
Gerald & Kathie Bernard
Virginia (Jean) Hanes nee Parks Scholarship Mary Ellen Bernotas Memorial
Elizabeth Schnepp
Mrs. Nancy R. Blanton
Ursuline
Mary
C.
Schaniel
Memorial
Edward Boehm
Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Barmann
Roberty L. Schuerman
Florence Boland
John & Martha Brinkoetter
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Scott
Wike
H. Georgia Bolen Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. James J. Comerford
T.G. Bolen
Dr. & Mrs. Delbert H. Hahn
Benefactor
Mary F. Bretz Memorial
Helen Hall Memorial
Florence Boland Memorial
James P. Brinkoetter Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hayward
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Walter
Burger,
Jr.
Mr. & Mrs Lowell R. Brosamer
Dorothy Mae McCoy Scholarship
Edward Campbell
Vivian J. Brosamer Memorial
Louis E. Miglio Scholarship
Eugene
N.
Carlier
Gerald Brumleve Memorial
Tony Romano
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Cunningham
Rita Brumleve Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Schnepp
Joseph
T.
Donovan
Joseph Burstchi Memorial
A.E. Staley, Jr. Foundation
Dunn Co., Division of Tyrolt, Inc.
Margarget Eloise Burstchi Memorial
Ken & Joan Struttmann
Lora
M.
Ekiss
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Chiligiris
Francis A. “Smock” White Memorial
Barrett H. Geoghegan
Class of 1991
Christopher
Harper
Scholarship
Christi Clifford Memorial
Serviam
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Henkel
Sr. Albeus Coffey, O.S.U. Memorial
Sue & Jim Alling
F.
Catherine
(Park)
Hovis
Dorothy Comerford Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Andreas
Dr. & Mrs. James E. Jerger
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cook
John A. Bollero Family
Mrs.
Robert
Laughlin
Janet N. Couter
Kevin & Sue Breheny
Mr. & Mrs. David N. Martin
Cliff & LaVonne Custin
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Brinkoetter, Sr.
Mary
V.
Mercer
Allen Davis Memorial
Marilyn Carmean Scholarship
J.J. Moran & Sons Funeral Home
Andrew Dawson Memorial
Adam Carter Memorial Scholarship
Esrom
H.
Pfile
Family
Memorial
J. Michael & Marilyn Dawson
Wesley & Agnes Collins Scholarship
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Rademacher
Patrick & Ann Dawson
Mr. & Mrs. C. R. Geisen
J.
William
Record
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Delatte, Jr.
Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree No. 211
Diana Dial Memorial
Knights of Columbus Third Degree No. 577 Dr. & Mrs. Robert H. Sarikas
Skeff
Distributing
Co.,
Inc
Bernadine Dougherty Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. John Madding
Mrs. Gerald Skeffington
Marian Kay Dougherty Memorial
Ethel L. Payton Scholarship
Mr.
&
Mrs.
John
G.
Skeffington
Christopher Dowd
Dr. & Mrs. H. Larry Penning
St. Teresa Alumni Association
Jamie Dowd
Jamie M. Paglino Memorial
Mr.
&
Mrs.
Frank
C.
Tyrolt
Tim S. Dowd
Mr. & Mrs. John Rice
Joan Wolf
Mr & Mrs. Thomas Doxsie
Tony Samuelson Scholarship
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Duffield
Alice M. Scherer Scholarship
Patron
Barbara & John Dunn
Linda & Bob Smith
Patricia
K.
Alsup
Mr. Paul J. Duval
The Michael Vitale Family
Helen Alsup Memorial
Anne M. Edsall
Gert & Bill Wagner
Martha Alsup Memorial
Robert Ekiss Memorial
Lois E. Althoff Memorial
Eileen Eldridge
Founder
Maurice
L.
Althoff
Memorial
Victor Eloy, M.D.
Graham & Jeannette Bradley
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Althoff
Robert Ernst Memorial
David Brinkoetter
Robert
Anderson
Memorial
Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Esparez
T.A. Brinkoetter and Sons, Inc.
Anthem Insurance Company
Mr. & Mrs. James Feriozzi
J. Leonard Brown
Kathleen
Babica
Memorial
Dr. J. Donald Ferry
Dr. & Mrs. Philip B. Burton
Angela C. Beck
Andrew Fichter Memorial
L. Jerome Cashen
Brad
&
Maggy
(Beck)
Pugh
First National Bank of Decatur
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Dowd
Daniel & Tunde Beck
Dr. & Mrs. Alan F. Frigy
Mr. & Mrs. T.R. Flynn
Eleanor Foy Memorial
William O. & Mary R. Freischlag
Dr. & Mrs. Clarence Glenn
Philip Gogerty Memorial
Lucy A. Grady
Stephen Graliker Memorial
Virginia Griebel Memorial
Helen E. Greisbaum Memorial
James J. Greisbaum Memorial
Dick & Peggy Griggs
Bobby Grimes Memorial
Mrs. Nancy Grimes Memorial
Edris Grossman Memorial
Frank J. Grossman Memorial
Richard Gulotta Memorial
Joseph F. Grundler Trust
M. Aileen Hagan
Ms. Helen M. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. G.W. Harner
Dr. & Mrs. Laurence Hayes Memorial
Teresa A. Heinle Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Heneghan
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hendriksen
Richard Heneghan Memorial
Michael Hidusky Memorial
Paul M. Hogan Memorial
Rev. William Houran Memorial
Dr. Clarence E. Ireland
Stella Johnson Memorial
Patricia Cahill Jones
Dr. Carl E. Jurgens & Dr. Carol Cunningham
Mr. & Mrs. Russell A. Karlins
Rosalie Marie Kerns Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. John Kerr
Nat & Sara Kessler
Mr. & Mrs. Burnell Kraft
Paul Kraus Memorial
William Lampkin Memorial
Jack & Olive Langsdorf
Patrick & Phebe Lashmet
Margaret F. Laughery Memorial
Carolyn Leiner Memorial
Norman Lents Memorial
Robert D. Lents Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Less
Mr. & Mrs. Merrill Lindsay
Bishop George J. Lucas
Mr. & Mrs. Doug McCarthy
Mrs. & Mrs. Robert MCarthy
Elizabeth (Betty) McElroy Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Michael McElroy
Richard McElroy Memorial
Ronald K. & Georganna S. McGregor
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel McGuire
Mr. & Mrs. Mark McLeod
Thomas J. McNamara Memorial
Bill & Barb McNutt
Frank J. Madell Memorial
James Madell
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Madell
Laura Marie Madell Memorial
Magna Bank
Diana M. Manning
Anne Martin Memorial
Dema Jane Martin Memorial
Jim Masey
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ST. TERESA EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Eileen Milanski Memorial
Frank Moody Memorial
Joseph G. Moran Memorial
Jo & Charles Munie
Chester Bill Murphy Memorial
Ron Naughton
Thomas J. & Shirley I. Naughton
Michael Newell Memorial
Helen K. Niederbrach Memorial
John W. Niederbrach Memorial
Barbara Niesman Memorial
James & Barbara Niesman
Byron C. Nolan Memorial
Mary G. Nolan Memorial
Patrick C. Nolan
David Noonan Memorial
Evellyn Noonan Memorial
Daniel Norton Memorial
James W. O’Brien Memorial
Kathryn O’Brien Memorial
Rev. James O’Shea
Dr. Evelyn Odunsi
Dr. & Mrs. Dale Ostrander
Candace Overocker Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. J.T. Passarelli
Dr. & Mrs. Larry L. Patrick
John A. Peters Memorial
Timothy G. Peters Memorial
Leroy E. Pfile Memorial
Mary Pfile Memorial
Lisa Heneghan Pinkham
Anne Rasho
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rasho
Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Raycraft
Elizabeth Reedy
Kathleen Reedy
Joe & Lillian Reiser Memorial
Dr. & Mrs. Alfonso Remedios
Ina Tatman Renner Memorial
James A. Rethinger
Winfred Reynolds Memorial
John Riedlinger, D.D.S.
Gerald T. Riedman
Don & Mary Rigdon
Mary Jo Riley
Ronald L. & Dorothy Robinson
Larry J. Rubenacker
Bishop Daniel L. Ryan
Dr. & Mrs. T.W. Samuels
Grace Brilley Saville
Grace Brilley Saville Memorial
Alice Scherer Memorial
Michael Schrader Scholarship
Elizabeth Schnepp Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Taylor
Dale Schuerman Memorial
Robert & Florence Tauber Memorial
Marie Schuerman Memorial
Margaret & Nortbert Schwarz Memorial Mr. & Mrs. Donald Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. James Tueth
Dr. & Mrs. Philip Sharkey
Dr. & Mrs. R. Lynn Turner
Sudheker Sheth, M.D.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Tutko
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Skeffington
Patricia H. Uhl
Dorothy Smethers Memorial
Patricial Uhl Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith
Robert R. Uhl
Mr. & Mrs. William P. Smith, Sr.
Joseph Vigneri Memorial
Dr. & Mrs. James L. Wade
William P. Smith, Sr. Memorial
Dr. William Wagner Memorial
Dr. & Mrs. Gerald A. Snyder
Wagner Castings
Rufus A. Synder M.D. Memorial
Mary K. Walker Memorial
Dennis Somers Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. John Walters
South Shores Center
Don & Pat Weaver
Soy Capital Bank & Trust Co.
Octavia Weidenbacher
Mary Stack Memorial
Hildred F. Wheat
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Stanley
John J. White, M.D.
Doris Marie Stauder Memorial
Mr. & Mrs Bob Wiesemann
Kathy Wiesemann
Eugene L. Stauder
Virgil Will Memorial
Joseph Stauder Memorial
Mary Jo Wilson
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Stengel
Rose Wirchak Memorial
Mr. & Mrs. W.R. Stoune
Sandra R. Struttmann Memorial
Dr. Jeff Suzewitz
Mr. & Mrs. Kelly D. Talcott
If for some reason, we have inadvertently omitted
Marjorie Ann Tapscott Memorial
your name from this donor list, please call the
Gordon Taylor Memorial
Foundation office at 217-875-6024.
Your Legacy
The St. Teresa Educational Foundation was incorporated in 1982. It is a separate legal entity from St. Teresa High School. The
foundation is an Illinois Not for Profit Corporation. The St. Teresa Educational Foundation is not owned by St. Teresa High School.
The Foundation has its own Board of Directors. They meet four times a year (January, April, July and October). At the April meeting
the Foundation directors review the annual audit. The St. Teresa Educational Foundation makes available its income for religious,
charitable and educational purposes as directed by the Foundation Board of Directors. Since 1983, the St. Teresa Educational
Foundation has given to St. Teresa High School over 3 million dollars.
When planning your will, consider
establishing a bequest or scholarship in
the St. Teresa Educational Foundation.
Your gift to the St. Teresa Educational
Foundation will assist future students.
Board of Directors
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Robert Rasho, President
Kathy Wiesemann, Vice President
Dan McGuire, Treasurer
William McNutt, Secretary
Matt Beck
Kevin Breheny
Patrick Dawson
Victor Eloy, M.D.
Bridget Hogan
Tracey Jerger
Michael Kernaghan
Daniel Martini
Jack McCoy, RPH
Leslie McElroy
Rev. Joseph Molloy
David Peck
Lowell Brosamer, Executive Director
For information, please contact:
Lowell Brosamer, Executive Director
St. Teresa Educational Foundation St. Teresa High School
875 - 6024
ST. TERESA ANNUAL FUND
Benevolent
Kevin & Sue Breheny
Donald & Theresa Couch
Anita Daly
Jerger Family
John, Mary Jane, Emile, Annie & Sarah Kefalas
Nick & Eileen Lawless
Robert & Kathy Wiesemann
Diamond
Patrick Dawson
Cheryl Miller
Karla Miller
Ed & Donna Raycraft
Jim Romano
Carol (Lees) & Brian Sheahan
David Tyrolt
Platinum
Anonymous
Lewis Batchelder and Norma Maddio
W. Christopher & Erin Marie Behnke
John & Martha Brinkoetter
Michael T. Copeland
Dunn Co.
Jenni Fitzgerald
Alan F. Frigy, M. D.
Tim & Aimee Fyke
Fr. Thomas E. Gallenbach
M. Aileen Hagan
Michael & Gayle Heneghan
Barbara Henneberry
Greg & Linda Huck
Florence Lamb
James Mauzey
Mark & Tappi McLeod
Charles Miller
Dennis A. Noonan
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Schmalz
Ken & Joan Struttmann
Dr. & Mrs. Mario Velasco
Gert Wagner
Jim & Helen Zindel
Gold
Patricia & Harold Alsup
Brad & Maggy (Beck) Pugh
Fr. John Burnette
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Curry
M.Drumm
Deborah Eichen
Carol Glosser
Russ Harding
Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Hendriksen
Hogan Grain & Equipment
Inter-State Studio & Publishing Co.
Jack & Barbara McCoy
Kathleen Reedy
Thomas Risley
Richard Ryan
Steve & Sharon Samuelson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Smith
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Stengel
Thomas P. Valdahl
Michael & Susan Vitale
Francis Michael Wagner
Frances Williams
Silver
Mary Jean & Bob Bauer
Matt & Natalie Beck
Jim & Pamela Bednar
Gerard A. Bernard
Mr. & Mrs. John Bollero
Steve & Darbe Brinkoetter
Busey Bank
Jim & Mary Comerford
Tony & Mary Beth Couri
Janet Couter
Michael & Anne Daly
Richard L. Delatte, Jr.
Teresa Devereux
Martin J. Dougherty
Jim Entrikin
Gary Genenbacher
Mary Jane Hayes
Don & Margie Hesse
Terry & Nancy Henkel
Kevin & Susan Hingle
Chris & Bridget Hogan
Patricia Hogan
Iron Workers Local 46
Dr. & Mrs. David Johnson
Mary P. Kraus
Bill & Nanette Krueger
Emil & Kathy Litz
Thomas F. McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Millar
Mary Miller
Maryellen Miller
Fr. Joe Molloy
John Neiers
Nick & Carol Neiers
David Peel
Karl & Janet Pezzelle
Anne Rasho Vanderkamp
Geo. & Erma Rubenacker
David L. Rupert
Michael & Judy Sass
Karen & Philip Sharkey
John E. Sohm
Kathy M. Sons
Stephen W. Taylor
Terence Uhl
Cyndi & Don VanLyssel
Mary E. Wolfe
Gary L. Workman
Bronze
Gary Abfalter
Craig & Karen Althoff
Mike Althoff
Joseph P. Armon, Jr.
Ange & Dewey Barr
The Beck Family In Honor of Patsy Brinkoetter Jeff & Anne Blackburn
Philip & Andrea Blakeman
Peg & Bob Boaz
Alice Boylan
Lynn Brinkman
Mark Brinkman
Sylvia Brinkoetter
G. W. & Barbara Broadbear
Megan Breheny
Ken & Carol Brummer
Joyce Burford
Linda & Bill Busbey
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cantwell
Jack Collins
Alan T. Cox
Harold & Donna Dausman
Robert J. Delaney
Terry Delaney
John Despres
J. Murray & Mary Ann Dickerson
Charles Durbin
Mary Kay (Durbin) Ruterbories
Carolyn A. Ernst
Janet Ernst
Louise Ferry Stewart
Tom & Helen Flynn
John Frankovich Family
Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Foster
Mary G. Galligan
Ronald & Deborah Gillen
Donald R. Goodwin
Donald Gorman
Carolyn Greenwell
Mark V. Hall
L. J. Hannapel
Robert L. Hayes
Betty Kinsler
Patrick Kocher
Elmer Kostenski
Margaret Kotenski
Mark Layden
Mr,. & Mrs. Robert Lees
Karen Lents
Fred & Nancy Luckenbill
Timothy D. McCarthy
Anthony & Teresa McCormack
Ed & Doris McKay
M. Ann Midden
John Mitchell (Kathryn Forbes)
Ruth Morthland
Mark Mundy
Nancy Norton
Sean & Lisa Norton
Jeannine T. Peters
James O’Shea
James & Thelma Raupp
Richard Raupp
Tom & Patrice Roarick
The Robbins Family
Alan M. Scarnavack
John Schuessler
Shirley Scott Naughton
Dave & Sharon Slade Sr.
Mary H. Smith
Steve & Amy Smith
John & Lyn Stengel
Rick & Jeanette Tarro
Mary Ann (Suter) Tilton
Jeff & Joan Suzewits
Don & Doris Thompson
Mary Uhl Brooks
Mark & Anne Uhl Davis
Del Unser
Jerry Unser
Don & Cynthia VanLyssel
Leon & Mary Vemmer
Daniel R. Wayne
Paul N. Wayne
Larry E. White
Noni Willcut
Margie Yoder
Friend of St.Teresa
Anonymous
Anonymous
Richard E. Baerwaldt
Dylan Bauer
Karen Becker
Sue Blankenship
Dr. & Mrs.Joseph Blanton
Gene & IrisBloomfield
Sandy Born
Louise Bradbury
Graham & Jeannette Bradley
Jackie Brinkoetter
Ron & Joan Brunner - In memory of Barbara Niesman
Robert C. Bulger
Ann Burford Merchlewitz
Rick Burger
Robert Burtschi - In memory of Barbara Niesman
James & Beth Buske - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Jackie Calamello
William Campbell
Robert Carroll
Wilson Cassell
Mr. & Mrs. James R. Cavanaugh
Catherine Chicoine
Dan & Mariellen Cloyd Durbin
Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Custin
Jack D. Davis
Jim & Mandy Davis
Jerry Dawson
Mike Day
Frank Delgado
Dick & Lorraine DeLong
Bob Donnelly
EdDougherty
Herb & Mary Michael Dreier
Richard & Deanna Dubs
Dunn Company - In memory of Barbara Niesman
C & J Eckert
Joe & Elizabeth Empen
Robert Enloe
Anna Entrikin
Janet Ernst - In memory of Barbara Niesman
Jim & Mary Ann Ernst Pollard
Patricia M. File (McCord)
Addison J. Genenbacher
Robert & Linda Glazier - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Carol Glosser in Memory of Patsy Brinkoetter
Michael & Debra Gremo
David Grove
Mary Ann Groves In Memory of Barbara Niesman
Mary Ann & Jerry W. Groves
Jim & Kathy Gruenloh
Carl Hahn
Carla Hahn
Joan M. Hart
Mary Harter
James C. Harting
Teresa Haskins
Terry & Nancy Henkel - In memory of Barbara Niesman
Lynn Hiser
Andy Hogan
Lorraine Howard In Memory of Charles Schollmeier
Katherine Howardson
Marvin & Judy Hughes
Carol Humphreys (Burgess)
Dennis & Nancy Hunniford
Roger & Diana Hunter
Tony & Tina Ielase
Marlene Isenhart
Cha Ryong Jaw
Dorothy B. Jones
Glen & Wanda Kaltenbach
Martin J. Kehoe
Terry & Libby
Kenney Ace’s Hardware - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Cecilia Kehoe
Dave & Valerie Kinnaird
Norman Kocher
Kathryn Krueger
William & Nanette Krueger - In memory of
Barbara Niesman
Mike Kullik
Nancy Laukaitis
Marsha Leckrone
James Lee
Mary M. Leiweke (nee Chalmers)
Lisa Lemezis - In Memory of Barbara Niesman
Gloria Leonard
Thomas & Linda Little - In memory of Barbara Niesman
Lois (Loftus) Darling
James Luckenbill
Berniece Magsamen
Mark Martina
Robert L. Maske
Bill Mattingly
Barbara Maxeiner
Mr. & Mrs.Terrence McCarthy
Jack & Barbara McCoy - in Honor of Phil McMullen
Patrick & Barbara McElroy
Ruth McCollom
Faye McFadden Memorial c/o Kim Barrett
Cynthia McGreevy
David McNamara
Steve McNamara
Pat & Barb Meter
Bernadine Metzger
Jim & Linda Miller
Teresa B. Mizeur Seitz
Mrs. A. C. Mormino
Mark Muckeusturn
Patrick & Mary Ann Mullen
Timothy Murphy
Betty Niesman
Bob & Mary Newlin
Robin (Wallen) Noble
Sharon “Farney” Nolte
Dennis & Kelly O’Brien
Marlene O’Donnell - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Mary Osbakken
Julie Paglino
Bruce G. Park
Cary & Keely Peters - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Larry & Soupy Peters
Larry & Soupy Peters - In memory of Barbara
Niesman
Matthew T. Phillips
Marilyn Pittman
Marie Rademacher
David & Carol Rayhill
Janice Reynolds - In memory of Barbara Niesman
F. Paul Romano
Dave & Roz Sandage
Nicole Saunches
Harvey & Nancy Schrenk
Teresa Schroll
John Schudel
Angela Sharkey
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