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THE BRIDGE
St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School
Table of Contents
The Bridge
Principal Notes
St. Patrick - St.Vincent
High School
2 Words from
Principal Dave Perry
Publisher
On Campus
Mr. David Perry
President
3 2015-2016
Meet the New Administrators
2014 – 2015 Graduation
Jenny White
2014 – 2015 Annual Report
Sheila Lynch Williams SV’85
Advancement
Contributing
Photographers
David Perry
News
16 Celebrating 146 Years of Service -
Phil Tomasini
The Dominican Sisters of San Rafael
Mike Narciso
Families of the Class of 2015
Please submit stories and memories of your
experiences of the Sisters
17 Bruin Business Bureau
21 Sibling Photos
32 Alumni Notes
Larry Briseno SP’75
Deanna Baillie
School Website
www.SPSV.org
34 Weddings, Anniversaries & Engagements
35 Reunion News
36Scholarships
Design and Layout
BB&B Business Group
Alumni Corner
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Contributing Writers
Office of Advancement
Email:
[email protected]
Address letters
and questions to:
39 Memorials & Honors
1500 Benicia Road
43Obituaries
(707) 644-4425, ext. 441
Vallejo, CA 94591
The Bridge — St. Patrick - St.Vincent High School
August 2016
Dear Alums and Friends of St. Patrick-St.Vincent High School,
“Do not have any anxiety about the future. Leave everything in God’s
hands for he will take care of you.” St. John Baptist de La Salle
While it is easy to read this quote, it is much more difficult to
practice in everyday life. These words from St. John Baptist de La
Salle provide a sense of comfort for each of us as together we face
the many challenges of our world today. Change is never easy, and
yet if we believe that God will take care of us, we can move forward
each day, doing His work.
This year at St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School we have welcomed
change, trusting that God would provide for the needs of our
community, and knowing that we had the support of our Alumni
and friends. Often change is messy, and this year was no exception,
however through the Divine Providence of God we stand here today
grateful, and pleased with the outcome. And with gratitude to our
Lord, and to our community, we are well positioned to serve the next
generation of students at St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School.
Principal Notes
Words from Dave Perry
In the previous edition of The Bridge I announced that we had identified our new Principal, Mrs. Coleen Martin. In
this edition you will have the opportunity to “meet” Coleen, as well as our new Assistant Principal Dr. Doug Evans
and our new Dean, Patrick Vogelpohl. This new administrative team, in conjunction with our amazing faculty and
staff, have prepared a solid foundation for the future growth of our beloved school.
In addition to the wonderful things happening daily in our school, there have been many wonderful events that have
supported the daily operation of our school. This year, our 3rd Annual Winemaker’s Dinner welcomed our largest
crowd ever, and exceeded our fundraising expectations as well. We elected a wonderful new group of Hall of Fame
members, and announced at the event the kickoff our campaign to fund an endowed scholarship in the name of our
beloved Millie Duvall SV‘85.
I hope that this edition of The Bridge allows you to catch up on all that is going on in the life of
St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School. If you have not been on campus in a while, I hope that this inspires you to
make a visit...I would love to show you around, and tell you all about the many wonderful things that are happening
each day...the things that your prayers and generosity support!
In the peace of St. Patrick and St. Vincent,
Dave Perry
President
Summer 2016
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On Campus
2015-2016
Meet the New Administrators
In The Three Musketeers, Alexandre Dumas writes, “All
for one and one for all, united we stand divided we fall.”
That can also be said for Coleen Martin, Doug Evans
and Patrick Vogelpohl--SPSV’s new principal, assistant
principal and dean, respectively. This team of three
believes in helping all students feel at home at SPSV
while also pushing them to excel in our classrooms and
beyond.
What brought you to St. Patrick-St. Vincent (SPSV)
High School?
Coleen Martin (CM): My parents fostered my
dedication to Catholic education. I continued to nurture
my commitment when I made the decision to send
my children to Catholic elementary school. While I
served as a public school teacher and administrator
for seventeen years, last year I felt drawn to an
administrative position at a Catholic school. Dave Perry
and I were colleagues years ago, and we share a lot of
the same beliefs in Catholic education. Once he took
the position at SPSV, he mentioned he was looking for
a principal. Then we engaged in many conversations
about SPSV and, once I visited the school and saw the
job posting, I applied. I felt as though my prayers for
professional renewal were answered.
Doug Evans (DE): I love what Catholic education
can do. We have the power to transform lives and
shape what children learn. I’ve also held a number of
leadership positions in a Catholic high school setting
and I was eager for a new challenge. I completed a
doctoral dissertation related to professional development
and wanted to be in a position where I could apply
that skill and knowledge more directly. In addition, the
charisms of both the Dominicans and the Irish Christian
Brothers had a strong impact on both my professional
and spiritual identity. SPSV’s historical relationship with
those orders was compelling for me.
Patrick Vogelpohl (PV): First, the students and staff are
dynamic and kind. Every student and teacher I met while
interviewing was incredibly nice and passionate about
SPSV. Second, Dave Perry assembled an administrative
team that is perfect for this school. He, Coleen Martin
and Doug Evans are focused on doing what is best for
our students. The four of us spend considerable time
debating how our decisions affect all Bruins. You just
don’t find such collaboration at many schools. Third and
finally, much of my father’s family lives in Benicia, and
I spent a ton of time right off I-780 when I was a kid. I
grew up in Fairfield and went to public schools, but my
parents always wanted to send me to SPSV. So I had to
take the job!
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Coleen, the president-principal model of
administration is fairly new to SPSV. Can you tell us
how it works?
CM: My predecessor was here for 10 years and handled
everything from the budget to everyday academic life.
The new model of president and principal in separate
roles allows me to handle the day-to-day academic
and student needs so Dave can focus on fundraising,
advancement, admissions and networking in the
community.
You now have almost a full school year under your
belt at SPSV. What have you been able to do so far?
Do different aspects of your job require more of your
attention right now?
DE: As with any new job, there’s always some ramp up
time. Aside from the day-to-day expectations, you come
in to a new job and want to make changes that will work
for you. You also need to find a balance between making
changes that you know will be successful while keeping
enough order so that our veteran faculty and staff are
still comfortable.
The good news is that I love multitasking and I’m
very big on committees and teamwork. One of the things
I did early on at SPSV is beef up several committees,
including technology, counseling, academic review
board, and campus ministry.
The tech committee is new and chaired by our
phenomenal Jay McCabe, SPSV’s head of educational
technology. The counseling committee is also new and
includes Patrick Vogelpohl and Lane Hawkins, our
athletic director. We meet once a week and focus on
implementing turnaround strategies for the students who
are failing classes. Our academic review board focuses
on overseeing each students’ academic progress.
These committees have helped our school
tremendously, but because we have other teachers and
staff assuming leadership roles in them, I’ve been able to
focus a big portion of my time this year on revising our
course catalog. I’m really excited for next school year
to start because we’re adding a number of UC-approved
courses, including: AP Government and Politics, Wind
Ensemble, Ceramics, Studio Editing and a host of PE
offerings.
PV: As dean, safety and discipline are top priorities, and
that won’t change. However, I want students to see me
as a resource. I’m here to help navigate conflicts with
teachers and classmates. I’m here to listen to ideas about
how to make SPSV better - and to help some of these
ideas come to life. But all of this takes more than a year.
What are some of your goals for your tenure here at
SPSV High School?
CM: I view myself as the day-to-day spiritual and
academic leader for the SPSV community (students,
parents, and staff), and I’m focused on making sure our
students are well rounded, spiritually and academically.
CM: Every new school year is an opportunity to build
a community that I feel is best for my own children as I
am serving the children of others. I want a school that’s
advancing in the ever-changing world of technology and
academics. I want for that school to be the top school in
its community. It’s important to me that students are well
rounded spiritually and academically. SPSV has given
me a golden opportunity to share my Catholic faith and
academic philosophies.
DE: Helping make dreams accessible.
PV: I do all I can to help all of our kids become healthy,
happy and intellectually curious adults--even the ones
that need extra help.
What is the biggest challenge and biggest opportunity
you face in your SPSV position?
DE: The biggest challenge I see also happens to be
the biggest opportunity. Long story short, a lot of
our students need to dream bigger. We have so many
students who are capable of so much more than they
hope to accomplish both now and down the road. We
have a lot of students who are comfortable dreaming big
when it comes to athletics but I want to see them dream
bigger with college, jobs, and life beyond SPSV. Don’t
let the fear of failure stop you from dreaming.
Also, there’s a lot of scholarship money that we’re
leaving on the table. We are not sending enough students
to small, private schools such as St. Mary’s College,
USF, Santa Clara and Loyola Marymount. Frequently
these schools offer very generous scholarships and can
be cheaper than a UC once financial aid is taken into
account.
The opportunity I see for myself at SPSV is to
transform lives and enable our students to dream bigger.
I will take any kid that’s willing to work and we will get
them into a four-year college.
PV: The big challenge is getting some students to do
another sixty minutes of homework a night. By doing
so, many B students could become B-plus or even
A-minus students. Just a little more effort could lead to
more college acceptance letters with better financial aid
packages.
Our big opportunity lies in our diversity. Every school
day, kids of all colors and economic backgrounds
come to SPSV and work together without issue. The
overwhelming majority work very well in a wide range
of groups and environments. So for me, here is the
opportunity: Let’s get more Bruins into colleges seeking
students that will thrive in an increasingly diverse world.
Excellent schools across the country are looking for kids
like ours.
Summer 2016
DE: I believe the educational mission of the Church is to
teach students to know and love Jesus. Catholic schools
transform both minds and hearts. Catholic high schools
reach young people at a pivotal point of growing reason
and curiosity. At this stage, we can plant the seeds for a
truly adult appropriation of the faith.
I believe strongly that Catholic education should do
more than simply better the situation of one generation.
Rather, Catholic education has the power to transform
the world by instilling in its graduates a passion for
service and justice, and giving them the intellectual and
leadership skills needed to be true agents of change.
As leaders, we need to provide a safe, encouraging
environment for our SPSV students to learn. Quality
discipline, which holds students accountable for their
behavior, teaches them the consequences of their actions
and ensures a safe learning environment. Good schools
push students to achieve above and beyond what they
may perceive as limiting factors. My goal is to maintain
an environment where the entire community - teachers,
parents, coaches, counselors, and administrators - work
together to safeguard the success of students while
incorporating skill-and project-based learning to provide
an education for the twenty-first century.
These goals are coupled with an understanding that
education comes with an obligation and a responsibility
to use one’s talents and gifts to improve the world.
We must instill a yearning for peace and justice in our
students, as well as an understanding of their role in the
larger, global community.
On Campus
If you had to describe your position in one sentence,
what would that sentence be?
PV: First, I want all of our students to feel like they fit
in at SPSV. Not 97% of students. Not 99% of students.
Not just the kids from parochial elementary and middle
schools. All of them. I don’t care if this sounds like an
impossible goal. We have to try to achieve it.
Also, SPSV’s counselors work hard to prepare
students and parents for the college admission process
and the financial aid hunt. But they need help. They
can’t do it all. Doug Evans and I want to help our
counselors to expand their efforts. We have the talent
and capacity to offer more information throughout the
year.
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On Campus
You all come from different
settings and positions ones that are quite a bit
different than your current
SPSV seats. How has it
been so far?
CM: I feel as though this
year has taken me on a
spiritual and professional
journey more powerful
than I could ever have
anticipated. Although I
grew up going to private
Catholic schools, my career
stemmed in the public
sector. Being a Catholic
educator in a public setting, I was not gifted with the
opportunity to share my faith along with my educational
philosophies as I am here at
St. Patrick- St. Vincent High School.
I have been blessed with tremendous support from
both the SPSV community as well as from the Diocese
of Sacramento. The faculty and staff at SPSV are
focused on spiritually and academically developing
students into successful young adults. The new
administrative team has come together sharing the
common goal of always putting students first and
celebrating student success. The diocese has extended
their hand in providing guidance in everything from
liturgical celebrations to professional development
opportunities to support with everyday questions
regarding personnel and volunteer staff.
SPSV and the Diocese of Sacramento provide
supportive and nurturing environments for all of their
community members. These two entities have made my
transition to St. Patrick-St. Vincent a smooth transition.
DE: I believe my strength in transition is my power of
seeking advice from other people. The nice thing about
Catholic education is that people are always willing
to help. If I don’t know how something works, I don’t
hesitate to figure it out. The faculty and staff at SPSV
have been an invaluable resource. If I see another school
having success with a particular program, I find out how
it works so that we can implement similar, successful
programs at SPSV. Over the last year, I’ve met with
many of the other Catholic high schools in our area to
review best practices and see where and how we can
strengthen our SPSV programs.
In addition to the committee and course catalog
changes we talked about earlier, there are a lot of other
adjustments I’ve helped implement.
PV: Before accepting this position, I was teaching
college English. Transitioning out of the classroom
has been fine, so far. My teaching style was studentfocused. I was good at finding each student’s intellectual
strengths and weaknesses. Then I’d work with them to
build on both. Being a dean isn’t much different. Now I
just have more students. But no grading!
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Tell us about your families. Do you have any children?
What are they doing?
CM: I come from a family of three where I’m the only
child to earn an undergraduate and master’s degree. I’ve
been married since 1997 to a man I met when I was 15
years old. We have a daughter in seventh grade who’s a
swimmer and water polo player. She finds peace in the
water and is so excited to start the aquatics programs
here at SPSV. Our son is in fifth grade and loves soccer,
basketball and swimming. We have an incredible
extended family but we’re the only ones in California. I
think that’s made my family of four very tight knit.
DE: I have have a busy home life. I’ll be celebrating
my fouteenth wedding anniversary in August with my
wife Anna. Professionally she has worked for the church
and is currently a hospice volunteer coordinator and
chaplain. She recently finished a Doctorate in Ministry
at St. Louis University.
I have two sons. Lawrence is currently at a Montessori
preschool and will be attending St. Philip in Alameda
with his brother next year. Rex is in third grade at St
Philip and loves dinosaurs - pretty fitting for his name.
His dream is to be a paleontologist. In fact, we went to
L.A. over Spring Break and had two major stops. The
first was Disneyland where my son Lawrence (after
the World of Color show) whispered in awe, “magic IS
real.” The next stop was the Natural History Museum
and I think Rex enjoyed that more than the world of
Mickey!
As a family we love to travel, but camping is where
it’s at. The boys love dirt. With camping, Anna and I can
let them run amuck without worrying if they’ll break
hotel lamps.
PV: I married my beautiful and charming wife Joanna
in 2007. We have two boys. Charlie is six and one of the
coolest kids in the world. He spends his time drawing,
free-building Lego creations and is a cartoon aficionado.
He is destined for art school. Then there is Henry, our
two year old. Henry is a three-foot-tall hurricane that
will probably spend significant time in his dean’s office.
But he actually has great manners.
Mrs. Coleen Martin is the
Principal of
St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School.
She has been a high school and
middle school administrator for
fourteen years. She earned her
undergraduate degree in education
from Temple University in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and
her master’s degree in educational
leadership from Chapman
University in Orange, California.
She is excited and honored to lead
the SPSV community in academic
excellence and service. It is with
a warm heart that Mrs. Martin
welcomes all students and families to
Please feel free to contact Mrs.
Martin with any questions regarding
our school and that it offers the
students it serves.
Contact Information:
Mrs. Coleen Martin
Principal
1-707-644-4425, ext. 444
[email protected]
Summer 2016
Mr. Patrick Vogelpohl is the
Dean of Students at
He taught college English for ten
years and spent the majority of
this time serving students from
underserved communities. He
was also an associate professor of
communication at Pacific Union
College. He earned a bachelor’s
degree from Bradford College and
an M.A. in creative writing from
Boston University. He is honored to
help all of our students prepare for
college.
Patrick Vogelpohl
Dean of Students
1-707-644-4424, ext. 436
[email protected]
On Campus
Administrative Team at a Glance:
Dr. Doug Evans is the
Assistant Principal of
Prior to joining SPSV, Dr. Evans
served as Dean of Students for four
years in the Diocese of Oakland.
Before his role as Dean, he served
as the Director of Campus Ministry,
Theology Department Chair, and
Classroom Teacher. In addition
to his Doctorate in Catholic
Educational Leadership, Doug also
earned two master’s degrees from
the Franciscan School of Theology
at the Graduate Theological Union
in Berkeley, and has a bachelor’s
degree from the University of
Oregon. Dr. Evans believes in the
transformational power of a Catholic
education, and is excited to build on
the strong traditions at
Doug Evans
Assistant Principal
1-707-644-4425, ext. 413
[email protected]
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Graduation
Scholarships and Awards
JENNIFER ADAMS
California Lutheran University Scholarship
Jaycie Bertuzzi Memorial Scholarship
JOSHUA CRUZ
The Mickey O’Donnell Memorial Scholarship
MUSA DAJANI
The Terry Flynn Memorial Scholarship
SUMMER ADAMS
Italian Catholic Federation Scholarship
Vallejo Rotary Scholarship
TAYA DE ALBA
Pell Grant
SEOG Grant
ALYSSA ARIZABAL
Dominican University Dean’s Scholarship
DA DI
U.C.Riverside Achievement Scholarship
JENNA BARRETTO
SPSV Opus Magnum Music Award
PATRICK BASCO
The Coach Alfred Trapps Memorial Scholarship
MALIA BOLKO
2015 Outstanding High School Senior Award
(St.Catherine’s Parish)
MARLON CERECA, JR.
U.C.Riverside Highlander Excellence Scholarship
KATRINA CHAN
2015 St.Catherine of Siena Distinguished Service Award
VERONICA CHIN
St.Mary’s College Leclercq Scholarship
DAHEE CHOI
Parsons The New School BFA Supplemental Award
Parsons The New School Dean’s BFA Scholarship
CCA Creative Achievement Award
Otis Scholarship
Pratt MWP Merit Scholarship
SFAI Presidential Scholarship
JANNE CHUA
2015 Outstanding High School Senior Award
(St.Catherine’s Parish)
Cal Grant A
St.Mary’s College Scholarship
St.Mary’s College Febres Cordero Scholarship
U.C.Santa Cruz University Grant
U.C.Santa Cruz Health Insurance Grant
USF Provost’s Achievement Scholarship
BRIANA COLLIER
Cal Grant A
Pell Grant
University of Portland Presidential Scholarship
USF University Tuition Grant
Golden 1 Credit Union Scholarship Program Award
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TRISTON FOLEY
St.Mary’s College Honors at Entrance Scholarship
St.Vincent Ferrer Class of ’61
Susan Lyon Christensen Scholarship
JACK GAMBA
ASU New American University Provost’s Award
University of Oregon APEX Scholarship
University of Oregon Dean’s Award
CARLY GORDON
Beta Pi Sigma Scholarship
Delta Sigma Theta Scholarship
Lewis Latimer Scholarship
Howard University Legacy Scholarship
Iota Phi Lambda Gamma Nu Chapter Scholarship
YOUNG Awards Humanitarian Scholarship
P.G.& E.Black Resource Group Scholarship
Vallejo Women’s Club Scholarship2015 Kaiser
Permanente Officer Capoot Scholarship
DENNIS HARRIS, JR.
Cal Grant B—Access
CSU Monterey Bay, State University Grant
Crown College Grant
Crown College Promise Grant
Crown College Multicultural Scholarship
Pell Grant
Lyndon State College Leadership Scholarship
Lyndon State College Merit Grant
SEOG Grant
Lyndon Scholarship
Maine Maritime Academy Grant
Kenneth M.Curtis Scholarship
NATHANIEL CICERON
UOP Grant
UOP Provost’s Scholarship
UOP Pacific Scholarship
CALVIN CARAGAN
SPSV Opus Magnum Music Award
JULIUS FERANDEZ
Cal Grant A
Pell Grant
Leo ScholarshipLa Verne Housing Grant
La Verne University Grant
ENDIA HICKERSON
Bernice and Jerry Dana ScholarshipROBERT IRAO
UOP Grant
UOP President’s Scholarship
GIMELLE JACALA
Bruin Science Scholarship
UOP Dean’s Scholarship UOP Regents’ Scholarship
ALYSSA JOHNSON
The Jacquelyn Boyette Scholarship
JULIA KISTNER
SPSV Board of Regents Scholarship
IAIN LAPRADE
UC Davis Army ROTC Scholarship
Hofstra University Presidential Scholarship
UOP Dean’s Scholarship
UOP Regents’ Scholarship
USF University Scholar
Willamette University Scholarship
CAITLYN LEE
Dominican University Presidential Scholarship
St.Mary’s College Leclercq Scholarship
University of San Francisco Scholarship
ELIANA LEVIN
U.C.Santa Cruz Regents’ Scholarship
National Merit Commended Student
MARYGRACE MENDOZA
USF Provost’s Achievement Scholarship
KAYLA MIDDLING
Vallejo Rotary Club Scholarship
Vallejo Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
RYANN MIGUEL
The Lori Clark Memorial Scholarship
Elks Lodge Most Valuable Student Scholarship
NICOLE NINO
Dominican University Dean’s Scholarship
MARCUS ODUCADO
SPSV Board of Regents’ Scholarship
DAVID PARKS
Kenneth Newman Scholarship
MARQUIS PERRILLIAT
The Steven Tompkins Memorial Scholarship
Linfield College Grant
Linfield College Diversity Grant
Pacific University Calif.Student Achievement Award
Pacific University, University Scholarship
VICTORIA ROHRER
The Richard Anthony Steinberger SPSV ’90
Memorial Scholarship
Cephalonian Society of Calif.,
John S.Pavlatos Mem.Scholarship
Northern Arizona University Blue Founders Scholarship
Western Undergraduate Exchange Program Scholarship
Summer 2016
NALANI ROACH
Cal Grant B—Access
Pell Grant
State University Grant
DOMINIC SCALERO
Bruin Mathematics Scholarship
LILY SCHANDELMIER
U.C.Berkeley Middle Class Scholarship
Graduation
Scholarships and Awards
GABRIELLE SERVITO
University of San Francisco President’s Merit Award
UOP Grant
UOP President’s Scholarship
ADRIENNE STURGIS
U.C.San Diego Grant
RONUEL TAN
Cal Grant A
JAMES TERRELL III
CSU Fresno Athletic Scholarship
JAKE THOMPSON
Bernice and Jerry Dana Scholarship
USF University Scholar Scholarship
CIARA TIRONA
Cal Grant A
St.Mary’s College Leclercq Scholarship St.Mary’s
College Scholarship
SONALI VERMA
Comcast Leaders and Achievers Scholarship
Elks Lodge Most Valuable Student Scholarship
Florence Stanley Memorial Scholarship
Professional Business Women of Calif.Book Scholarship
Soroptimist Club of Vallejo Scholarship
USF University Scholar
Bio-Rad Scholarship
CHELSEA VIOLA
U.C.Santa Barbara Grant
U.C.Santa Barbara New Freshman Scholarship
JULIA WEBER
USF University Scholarship
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Graduation
ST. PATRICK - ST. VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
THE BROTHER WILLIAM F. O’SULLIVAN AWARD
FOR GENERAL EXCELLENCE
Is presented to the senior who has the highest grade point average for eight semesters:
ELIANA LEVIN
ORDER OF ST. PATRICK - ST. VINCENT
The Msgr. Thomas A. Kirby Scholarship is presented to the outstanding senior for service to
Church, School and Community, Scholarship and Extra-Curricular Participation:
LILY SCHANDELMIER
ST. PATRICK - ST. VINCENT HIGH SCHOOL
GOLD ACADEMIC AWARDS
Religious Studies
Gabrielle Servito
Mathematics
Physical Education
Patrick Basco
Music
Business
Ryan Stewart
Spanish
David Parks
Darius Hunter
Sonali Verma
Social Studies
English
Harrison Tunggal
Leslie Torres
Jake Thompson
Art
Dahee Choi
Science
Eliana Levin
French
Theatre Arts
Julia Weber
PRESIDENT’S AWARD FOR EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Briana Collier
Iain Laprade
Adrienne Sturgis
Musa Dajani
Eliana Levin
Harrison Tunggal
Da Di
Kristina Manuel
Sonali Verma
Erin Gaffney
Ryann Miguel
Chelsea Viola
Gimelle Jacala
David Parks
Julia Weber
SPSV CSAC CHRISTIAN SERVICE HONORS
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Katrina Chan
Kevin Kadel
Nalani Roach
Jack Gamba
Eliana Levin
Lily Schandelmier
Carly Gordon
Marquis Perrilliat
Stephanie Smail
Jennifer Norma Elizabeth Adams ***
Jomaree Glen Rodil Gammad **
David Franklin Parks ***
Summer Grace Adams **
Paula Marcela Garcia *
Mark Anthony Braganza Perez *
Andrew Joseph Algood
Philip Manaois Gernert *
Marquis Tariq Perrilliat
Alyssa Santos Arizabal **
Mark Joseph Gomez *
Wesley James Reese-Galloway
Colin Aragon Armas
Carly Michele Gordon **
Julia Nicole Rivera-Penafiel ***
Alexander Fernando Arriaga **
Dennis Bernard Harris, Jr.
Nalani Rae Roach
Mirelle Judith Augst *
Endia Teaana Hickerson
Victoria Demetria Rohrer *
Corina Elaine Aguon Baltzelle *
Jimmy DQ Hoang
Kristina Ilona Ruble **
Jenna Renee Barretto *
Maerose Glennae Humes ***
Mariana Del Valle Sandoval
Patrick Martin Gamboa Basco *
Darius Cordell Hunter
Mia Joelle Vitug Santos ***
Malia Kaylynn Bolko ***
Robert Cayabyab Irao***
Dominic Christopher Scalero *
Deo Legaspi Boongaling
Gimelle Escober Jacala ***
Lily Marie Schandelmier ***
William Joseph Bowen
Dureyea Dehon Johnson, Jr.
Gabrielle Isabelle Fernandez Servito ***
Francis Darnell Cacacho *
Alexander Tariq Johnson *
Sukhsehaj Singh *
Calvin-Andrew Del Rosario Caragan ***
Alyssa Lorene Johnson ***
Stephanie Badua Smail *
Taylor-Marie Poulos Castro
Kevin C.Kadel **
Braxton Van Smith
Marlon Anthony Cereca, Jr.***
Jeremy Joseph Karr
Nicholas Alexander SooHoo
Katrina Balmaseda Chan *
Max King
Ryan Lloyd Stewart **
Veronica Maria Chin *
Julia Rose Kistner ***
Christopher Suria Stinchcomb *
Dahee Choi *
Iain Keats Laprade ***
Adrienne Pazcoguin Sturgis ***
Janne Emiline Chua ***
Caitlyn Mary Lee **
Endeavor Jacob Tabarsi *
Nathaniel Abanes Ciceron **
Jordan Matthew Lee *
Ronuel Benjamin Calubaquib Tan **
Jaeziel Macayan Clark *
Eliana Ruth Levin ***
James Dawson Terrell III
Briana Leigh Collier ***
Kristen Renee Lewis **
Ciara Lynn Thompson
Alexia Jane Cornelio-Antonio *
Samantha Michael Lloyd
Jake James Thompson ***
Joshua Anthony Ducusin Cruz ***
Caitlyn Maye Aquino Macanas ***
Ciara Mae Gonzales Tirona ***
John Philip Martinez Cuevas ***
Bernadette Marie Maginniss *
Roderick Louis Toliver II *
Musa Hashem Dajani ***
Jerrick Benjamin Mallari *
Leslie-Georgina Torres **
Taya Hylian Catalina Jacqueline de Alba *
Kristina Noelani Manuel ***
Harrison Daniel Tunggal ***
Lauren Adalia deGuzman ***
Jaycee Ann Gernalin Maranan
DeNae Alexis Turner
Antonio Francis Delgado
Marygrace Galicia Mendoza ***
Adriana Lenora Vargas
Kelly Rose Dennis **
Zefan Meng *
Sonali Deep Verma ***
Isabelita Mary deVera **
Kayla Rose Middling ***
Ryan Casey Villaseran *
Da Di ***
Ryann Frances Miguel ***
Chelsea Nicole Calderon Viola ***
Nya Gabriel Ealy
Dana Beth Miller ***
Julia Ann Weber ***
Daniel James Elizalde
Donn Anthony Baral Misa
Jeremy Dayne Whatley
Julissa Elizabeth España
Chelsea Vinoya Monsada ***
Kelly Marie Woods
Czarina Ferrer Español ***
Adam Lorenzo Nasser *
Julius Fernandez *
Dominic Cain Soberano Nicolas **
Triston Xavier Foley ***
Nicole Rose Nino *
Erin Rachel Gaffney ***
Anthony Ryan Delin Nogaliza
Jack Thomas Gamba ***
Marcus Aaron Oducado *
Summer 2016
Graduation
The Class of 2015
*Honor (3.0-3.39)
**High Honor (3.4-3.69)
***Highest Honor (3.7+)
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Graduation
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College Acceptance for the Class of 2015
The class of 2015 has been accepted to the following four-year colleges and universities:
California Lutheran University
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
California State University, Chico
California State University, East Bay
California State University, Fresno
California State University, Los Angeles
California State University, Sacramento
Cuesta College
Diablo Valley College
Dominican University of California
Fordham University - Lincoln Center Campus/Rose Hill Campus
Hawaii Pacific University
Howard University
Linfield College
Maine Maritime Academy
Menlo College
Napa Valley College
Ohlone College
Parsons The New School for Design
Portland State University
Saint Mary’s College of California
San Diego City College
San Diego State University
San Francisco State University
San Jose State University
Solano Community College
Sonoma State University
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Davis
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Merced
University of California, Riverside
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of California, Santa Cruz
University of La Verne
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
University of Oregon
University of San Diego
University of San Francisco
University of the Pacific
Whitman College
CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION LIFE MEMBERS
(Gold Cords and Tassels)
Jennifer Adams
Summer Adams
Alyssa Arizabal
Patrick Basco
Malia Bolko
Francis Cacacho *
Calvin Caragan
Marlon Cereca, Jr.
Dahee Choi
Janne Chua
Nathaniel Ciceron *
Briana Collier
Joshua Cruz
John Cuevas
Musa Dajani
Lauren deGuzman
Kelly Dennis *
Isabelita deVera *
Czarina Español *
Triston Foley
Erin Gaffney
Jack Gamba
Maerose Humes
Robert Irao
Gimelle Jacala
Alyssa Johnson
Kevin Kadel *
Julia Kistner *
Iain Laprade
Caityn Lee *
Eliana Levin
Kristen Lewis
Caitlyn Macanas
Jerrick Mallari *
Kristina Manuel
Marygrace Mendoza
Kayla Middling
Ryann Miguel
Dana Miller
Chelsea Monsada
Dominic Nicolas
David Parks
Julia Rivera-Penafiel
Kristina Ruble *
Mia Santos *
Lily Schandelmier
Gabrielle Servito
Adrienne Sturgis
Ronuel Tan
Jake Thompson
Ciara Tirona
Leslie Torres
Harrison Tunggal
Sonali Verma
Ryan Villaseran *
Chelsea Viola
Julia Weber
Graduation
Honors and Awards
*Life Membership Pending 8th semester grades
Malia Bolko
Marlon Cereca, Jr.
Joshua Cruz
Erin Gaffney
Jack Gamba
Gimelle Jacala
Corina Baltzelle
Jenna Barretto
Calvin Caragan
Katrina Chan
Veronica Chin
Jaeziel Clark
Patrick Basco
Katrina Chan
Dahee Choi*
Lauren deGuzman
Isabelita deVera
Student Council
4 Years
Musa Dajani
Ryann Miguel
Lily Schandelmier
Adrienne Sturgis
Ciara Tirona
Summer 2016
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
(Blue and Gold Cords)
Julia Kistner
Iain Laprade
Eliana Levin
Ryann Miguel
David Parks
Lily Schandelmier
Gabrielle Servito
Adrienne Sturgis
Harrison Tunggal
Sonali Verma
Chelsea Viola
Julia Weber
Alexia Cornelio-Antonio
Darius Hunter
Robert Irao
Iain Laprade
Jerrick Mallari
Chelsea Monsada
Dominic Nicolas
Ciara Tirona
Harrison Tunggal
DeNae Turner
Chelsea Viola
Jomaree Gammad
Gimelle Jacala
Kevin Kadel*
Caitlyn Lee*
Bernadette Maginniss*
Dana Miller
Mia Santos
Gabrielle Servito
Ryan Villaseran
TRI-M MUSIC HONOR SOCIETY
(Pink Cords)
NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY
(Rainbow Cords)
SPSV LEADERSHIP AWARDS
(Purple Cords)
Campus Ministry
Jennifer Adams
Patrick Basco
Calvin Caragan
Katrina Chan
Nathaniel Ciceron
John Cuevas
*NAHS Council
Julia Kistner
Gabrielle Servito
Leslie Torres
Sonali Verma
Julia Weber
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Graduation
Generations of Graduates
Front - Daniel-John Kim SPSV’19, Rochette del Rosario Kim SV’84,
Rina del Rosario Caragan SPSV’88 & Alenna del Rosario SPSV’19
Back - Rigel del Rosario SP’85, Andrew Manlutac SPSV’06,
Stephanie Caragan Manlutac SPSV’06, Calvin Caragan SPSV’15, Sierra Caragan SPSV’10,
Reggie Ballesteros SPSV’08 & Romel del Rosario SPSV’91
Front - William Candelario, Reynalda Candelario, Noah Smith, Darlene Taylor,
Kayla Candelario & Rosanna Candelario-Roach SV’79
Middle - Danielle Roach SPSV’13, Myrna Candelario Smith SV’81, V
enissa Candelario Oriarte SV’80, Nalani Roach SPSV’15, Shannon Roach SPSV’17
& Vincent Oriarte Jr. SPSV’18
Back - Vincent Oriarte SP’80, Tom Roach & Eric Candelario
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Graduation
Donald Van Diest, John Thompson SP ’83, Tiffany Thompson, Maureen Thompson
Jake Thompson SPSV ’15 , Terri Thompson , Rose Thompson, Andrew Thompson SP ‘79
Harlan Spiva, Silvia Spiva and Harlan Spiva SP ’83
Front Row: Carmello Foley, Takeo Foley
Middle Row: Mariena Zarate Foley, SPSV’96, Stefan Foley, Jr., Tristan Foley, SPSV’15,
Lindsay Foley, Sandra Foley
Back Row: Kristina Foley, Brent Foley, SPSV’99, Thomas Foley, SPSV’94,
Stefan Foley, SPSV’95, Jesse Foley, SPSV’93
Summer 2016
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Graduation
Front: Charlotte Hahn
First Row: Jim Moelk SV’54, Charlene Moelk, Ethan Wells, Zachary Elizalde, Marissa Elizalde, Josh Elizalde
Middle Row: John Elizalde, SV’64, Jake Elizalde, SPSV’18, Sally Doyle Wells, SV’85, Joey Elizalde, SPSV’18,
Cindy Garton Shane, SPSV’89, Judy Pearsall Elizalde, SV’65, Denise Gonzales, Eric Elizalde, SP’87
Back Row: Sherry Doyle Elizalde, SPSV’89, Danny Elizalde, SPSV’15, Mark Elizalde, SPSV’89,
Janet Elizalde Davis, SPSV’88, Mike Davis, SPSV’89
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St. Patrick - St.Vincent High School
2014-2015
Annual
Report
Financial Report
Annual Donors
Annual Report 2014-2015
August 2016
Dear Friends and Benefactors,
Thank you to each of you who so generously contributed to our Annual Appeal and other fundraising efforts
for St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School during the 2014 - 2015 school year. While there are signs nationally that
the economy is improving, the lasting effects of the recession are still present, and we understand the challenges
that still exist for many of our brothers and sisters. With that in mind, I am very grateful for your continued support.
We know how blessed we are in our work, and the many benefits bestowed upon our students, because of your
contributions.
In this Annual Report portion of The Bridge, you will see charts and graphs related to the budget of the school,
sources of income, and percentages of expenditures. Your contributions, small or large, makes a difference. As
you have heard in the past, the percent of participation of our various constituent groups is critical not only for our
school, but as an indicator to outside groups who may be asked to support our school. Our faculty and staff led the
way once again.
I also want to thank our various support groups whose events help to defray expenses for the school. Our Catholic
School Advisory Commission, the Parents’ Club, the Board of Regents, and the Boosters all work to make that
critical difference. Whether helping to update our campus or supporting our growing student financial assistance
programs, these groups continue to establish a strong foundation for the School’s future. Parental service hours
helped to sustain many of the fundraising efforts of these groups.
On behalf of the students, faculty and staff, I thank you for your gifts. Know that you are remembered in our daily
prayers as we recall our SPSV family near and far.
In the peace of St. Patrick and St. Vincent,
Dave Perry
President
Annual Report — St. Patrick - St.Vincent High School
This issue of The Bridge celebrates our Graduates from the Class of 2015. We are also introducing our new
administrative team who are about to start their second school year with us. These are some of the most intelligent
and energetic people I have had the pleasure of working with here at SPSV. I was thinking about the changes that
have been made in the last three years. Though change is uncomfortable I think these past few years have allowed
us to assess what we do as a school and how we can best allocate our resources to benefit today’s student.
At St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School we are a part of a long legacy of; Tradition + Transition = Transcendent.
Transcendent is defined by Oxford English Dictionary as 1.1 Surpassing the ordinary; exceptional.
The last of Our Dominican Sisters of San Rafael have moved back to their primary residence in San Rafael. This
year, in place of our Hall of Fame, we will honor all of these wonderful women and their 146 years of service to
Vallejo and our schools. Join us in celebrating the Sisters by attending our event, and/or send us your memories of
the Sisters during your time at our school or parishes.
Enjoy seeing the Class of 2015 and look for the issue surrounding the Class of 2016 to be in your mailbox soon.
Thank you so much for continuing to support us. You are an amazing generous group who are living the motto
“leave a place better than you found it.” We were all touched by our four years at SV, SP and SPSV. We are
thankful for the Dominican Sisters and Christian Brothers who guided us through our long history. Young alum are
grateful to the wonderful people who accepted their calling to serve St. Patrick – St. Vincent High School.
Please join me in making a gift in thanksgiving for all that you received from this magical place. Your generosity
allows us to have 100% of our students go to college. Your generosity enables us to continue to offer wonderful
leadership and retreat programs. Your generosity allows us to stay current with advances in education. One exciting
example is the certificate programs now in available in Biomedical Sciences and International Studies. Your
support allows us to enroll students who could not afford to be here without your financial assistance.
As alumni, you can expect to hear more from St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School and about how current students,
faculty and staff, alumni and so many others are creating an impact in our greater community. We are proud of our
tradition and promise that you too will be proud. Proud of the vision we have and journey we continue on at
St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School. It will be Transcendent.
Sincerely,
Sheila Lynch Williams SV’85
Director of Admissions
2014 — 2015
Dear Fellow Alums, Parents and Friends of SV, SP and SPSV,
Revenue - Expenses 2014-2015
St. Patrick - St. Vincent
High School
Revenue - Expenses
2014-2015
Income
Tuition & Fees
Donations
Bookstore
Athletics, Including Spirit Squad
Development
Rent
Summer Programs
Cafeteria
Miscellaneous
Total, income
%
$6,279,298
27,193
95,690
130,737
113,270
70,352
50,825
113,455
30,984
90.7%
0.4%
1.4%
1.9%
1.6%
1.0%
0.7%
1.6%
0.6%
6,920,804
Expense
Student Grant-in-Aid (Net of Cash Contributions & Endowmwnt Transfers) Instructional Salaries
Administration, Advancement & Technology
Insurance
Educational Supplies
Athletics & Spirit Squad
Employee Benefits
Bookstore
Plant Operations
Summer Programs
Caferteria
Transportation (Net of Reimbursements)
Transfer to Special Funds & Endowments
Transfer to Capital Reserves
Miscellaneous & Bad Debt
Total, expense
802,585
2,278,541
1,302,262
140,513
135,188
228,312
935,681
87,070
510,621
46,791
99,562
97,478
29,641
213,634
2,914
11.6%
32.9%
18.8%
2.0%
2.0%
3.4%
13.5%
1.3%
7.4%
0.7%
1.4%
1.4%
0.4%
3.1%
0.0%
6,920,804
Net Income
$0
2013 - 2014 Tuition & Registration
$13,892
2013 - 2014 Per Student Cost
$15,312
Number of students (year’s average)
Amount
452
Development
Athletics, including
Spirit Squad
Rent
Summer Programs
Cafeteria
Miscellaneous
Bookstore
Donations
Tuition
and Fees
Expenses - 2014-2015
Cafeteria
Summer Programs
Plant Operations
Bookstore
Transportation
Transfer to Special Funds & Endowments
Transfer to Capital and Operating Reserves
Miscellaneous and Bad Debt
Student Grant-in-Aid
Employee Benefits
Athletics,
& Spirit Squad
Educational
Supplies
Insurance
2014 — 2015
Revenue - Expenses 2014-2015
Revenue - 2014-2015
Instructional Salaries
Admin, Admissions, & Technology
Annual Appeal Donors 2014-2015
We thank our family and friends for their
continuing support of our efforts . . .
The Annual Appeal is used to
advance the School’s scholastic
program, enhance its Catholic
identity and enable it to flourish.
Money raised through this annual
campaign provides resources, other
than tuition increases, to ensure
the economic diversity of families
who want a Catholic High School
education for their children.
Major donors listed in bold. Major
donors are those who give $250 or
more in a year.
Frank Accurso
John & Jean Adamo
Marikyo Adams
Regina Scholl Adams
Francisco & Marygrace Alcantara
Cesar Alegria
ANONYMOUS
Sister Lorraine Amodeo, O.P.
Gale Anderson
Sandra Andrakin
Candice Villanueva Andulan
Gary Annoni
ANONYMOUS
Athena G. Antipas
Ben Apilado
Gaudencio G. Aquino
Editha M. Aquino
The Araujo Family
Haleen Young Armijo
Mike Arwine
Arminda & Socrates Asuncion
ANONYMOUS
Joseph & Nancy Atis
Alan & Jean Augst
Jerry & Linda Avellar
Axelrode Orthodontics Vallejo
Valdean Chapman Aylard
Maureen Craighead Baily
Michelle Balingit
Marco & Chantelle Ballesteros
Bank of the West
Julie Regura Baracosa
Richard Barlow
John & Joyce Gomez Barnes
Chris & Randy Barnum
Kathleen O’Hara Bast
George, Joyce Robinson & Alex
Basta
Edward Basurto
Nick & Susan Becker
Roberta Mcloughlin Bemis
Nanette Owens Bennett
Adolph Berenguer
Ron Beronio
Dana Peak Bialowas
Katherine Kempton Black
Rob Black
Aurora Dial Blankenship
Sharon Castro Blean
Harry Bolton & Sharon Payne
Bolton
Rommel & Day Boongaling
ANONYMOUS
Heather Botello
Patricia Keys Botta
ANONYMOUS
Mike & Janice Bowers
Owenia Boykins
Matt Boyle
Susan Holsten Branch
Rob & Kathy Branch
Trish Hicks Braudrick
Adriana Brignone-Forshay
Paulita Broderick
Walter Bunter
Rosemary Williams Burson
James Butler
Alma Cocchi Caffall
Mary McFarland Cake
Michael & Jenny Canaya
Joseph Cangco
Joseph & Mary
Janice Seibert Carlos
Gina & Bruno Carraro
Ryan Casagranda
Brigitte Casanova
Denise Muhrlin Cassidy
Dan Castanho
John & Kathleen Castanho
Al & Joan Cattalini
David Cattalini
Lily Calica Cayabyab
Ellen Dauz Chan
Linda Jackson Charkins
Charles Chavez
William & Patricia Chavez
Curtis Chism
Jennifer Christianson
Janne Chua
Lorie Lee Ann Chua
Mrs. Eileen Clark
Gregory Coan
Cathy & Greg Coe
Jeff Coelho
Joyce Olsen Coggburn
Beth Coll
Jolaine Freitas Collins
John J. Collins
Pete Comerford
Pat Conti
Valerie Cortland Cook
Regina Arnold Coragliotti
Shawn Core
Gary Coronado
ANONYMOUS
Marisela & Roberto Cortez
Michael P. Coyne & Family
Rosemary Coyne
Ben & Shirley Cooper Coyne
Terry Cruz
Larry & Joan Cummings
Louis Cunningham
Gerald Cunningham
Elise Widenmann Currey
Paul & Mardi Dacey
Matt Dacey
Barbara Houghton Dana
Joyce Reynolds Daniels
Shellyne Stone Darst & Nicholas
Darst
Rizalino & Maria David
Gene & Eileen Girard De Ville
Vivian Mullen DeCarlo
ANONYMOUS
Judith Boss Del Tredici
ANONYMOUS
Humberto Delgadillo
Patty & Luis Delgado
ANONYMOUS
Florinda Delrosario
Gene Denk
Mary Lou Bordoni DennisStrathmeyer
Paul Desrosiers
Eugene & Eileen Girard DeVille
Nancy Cirimele Devlin
Gurpreet & Ravneet Dhugga
Luv Diaz
Marjorie Thompson Dieckman
Joseph Dion
Keith & Sonya Domingo
Sue Ann Noveroske Donegan
Brian Dooley
Sidney Dowell
Merian Marana Droesch
Jing Duan
Jim & Pat Duncan
Millie Duvall
John Dwyer
Alexandrea Frevele Easter
Anonymous
Tom & Debbie Egidio
Michelle Lindquist Eliason
Mark Elliott
Brian & Meg Elliott
Bill & Sheila Littleton Elliott
ANONYMOUS
Eddie Evatt
Patty Nawojski Fairchild
BJ Favaro
Karen Young Federigi
Matthew Fernandez
Gina Fernando-Gonzales
Greg & Noelle Tschida Fetters &
Patrick Lago
Duane & Tricia Fey
John & Rizza Finger
ANONYMOUS
Andy Flores
Kathryn Foley
Stefan & Lindsay Foley
Joseph Folkard
Dianna Folland
Erwin & Roleen Folland
Mary Tschida Fong
Roy Ford
Michael & Mary Elizabeth
Forman & Family
John & Cathy Forsythe
Sally & Kenneth Foster
Brad & Karen Francis
Dave & Therese Lessard Frank
Patricia Finnigan Frantz
JR Freitas
ANONYMOUS
Catherine Lambro Gach
Donald Gaeden
Cathy Gamba
Sam & Ann Garcia
John Garioto
2014 — 2015
Juanita Coronado Gass
Michael & Annette LaRosa Gaul
Tom Gavin
Roalina Roque George
Hank & Sally Herlocker Gerlach
Leo & Lori Giacomelli
Brian & Cathleen Gilmore
Sal & Tammy Godinez
Patricia Guthrie Godwin
Pete Gonzales
Antonio Gonzales
Pete Gonzales
Constance Gordon
Alice Kilkenny Grayewski
Thomas Griffin
Rosemarie Dawson Grimmer
William L. Grossi
William Grossi
Mark Grossi
Robert & Julie Gurule
Jim & Dani Dela Cruz Halpin
Russell & Elle Hands
Erin Hannigan
Kerry Hatch
Herman Hatt
Lane Hawkins
Edgar W. Hawkyard
Edward Hay
Michael J. Hayes Jr.
Amora, Wendy & Malik Haynes
Carol Heim
Darren Hemmerling
Father & Mrs. Jeff Henry
Sister Claire Herlihy, OP
Nora Hernandez
John & Kathleen Hertia
Edward & Cynthia Hewitt
Jim Hewlett
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Hill
Susan Viviani Hill
Brian & Gail Hilton
Angela Hiteshew
Lisa Hitt
Maria Lorega Hoang
Paul & Ann Hoey
Mike Hooke
Jim & Marie Costa Hope
Lyndon & Louise Horder
Louis & Kathy Houle
ANONYMOUS
Dorothy Manseau Huffer
Patrick Hunt
Matthew Hurst
Romeo M. Iglesias
Tony & Helen Intintoli
Michelle Williams Jackson
Virginia Bruening Jacobson
Audra Shaffer Jacques
Lori Spiva Janssen
Viktoria Buehler Jeremiah
Jim Hewlett
Maddalena Johnson
Jeffrey Johnson
Jack & Anna Johnson
Marlon Cereca SPSV ‘15 & Harry Tunggal SPSV ‘ 15
Annual Appeal Donors 2014-2015
Helen Diedrich Jones
Kenneth, Anna Marie, Nina &
Noelle Jones
Beverly Evatt Jordan
Kathleen Myers Joseph
Mary Joslin
Benjamin & Daisy Kalu
ANONYMOUS
Robin Kan
Pat & Patricia Harden Keenan
Patti Power Keener
Janice Frederick Kelly
Bud Kenny
Amira Khalaf
Carrie Engle Kieva
Kevin Kilkenny
Philip F. Kilkenny
Rosemarie McFarland King
Carol Mortara King
Donald & Sheila Ross King
Randy Kirkham
Michele Alicata Kitts
Kelvin Ko
Libby Dawson Koch
Mike & Dottie Kollar
Joseph Kollar
Craig & Lillie Kramer
Linzie Kramer
Joseph Kroner
ANONYMOUS
Arthur & Therese Lambro
Pat O’Hara Langdon
Kathleen Gonsalves Langston
ANONYMOUS
Eric & Eliza Lapuz
Karen Johnston Larkin
Laron Family
Paul & Deborah Lazarek
Dan Leary
Judy Lee
Barbara Hohlt Lee
Russell Lee
Ryan Lee
George & Anna Lee
Kathleen Lemke
Jane Lessard
Margaret Cirone Leverett
Dan & Laura Levin
Deandra Lieberman
Jay A. Lindsey
John & Barbara Lloyd
Kate Tracy Loftus
Macey Edgar Louthan
ANONYMOUS
Noel & Annabelle Lusung
Mike & Mary Kopple Lynch
Tutty Lyon
Jennie Ma
Roselle Macariola
Eliza Macayan-Perez
Diana & Ed Mackinson
Francie McInerney MacMillan
Hoyt & Amy Maddox
Ernest & Emil Magat
Katia Magnoli
Reece Mahood
John & Carol Mallon
Al Manfredi
Evelyn Manigault
Danilo & Melinda Manuel
Mary Ann Corrigan Marof
Anthony Marquez
Dave & Vickie Marshall
George Mattiuzzi
Jason McCabe
Maggie Walsh McCandless
Virginia Kelly McCann
Sean & Jennifer McCarthy
Patricia Doyle McCoulf
Michael McCoulf
Angelin Barrios McGowan
Tony & Maureen McIntosh
Gerry McKay
Jean Murra McMillan
Sue McNeece
Don McRae
Carol Dighero Meagher
Dominic & Marie Chua Medalle
David & Suzanne Medeiros
Joan Brady Medley
Nancy Ronan Melia
ANONYMOUS
Shirley Luddy Metheany
William Metzger
Ed & Juanita Bacol Michalik
Mr. & Mrs. Middling
Louis & Kristine Milani
Nellie Jacques Miller
Robert L. Mini
Tomas & Divinia Misa
Maureen Sheehan Moore
Vinny & Debbie Moretti
Michelle Wiita Morris
Steve Mortara
ANONYMOUS
Cynthia & James Murphy
Brother Donald Murray, CFC
Nancy Truax Narciso
John & Berniece Nelson
Andrea Scibelli Nelson
Larry Ngo
Sister Brigid Noonan OP
Maureen Kastner Noonan
Catherine Peak Norvell
John R. Nunes
Jim & Carole Valado O’Brien
Dr. Philip R. O’Connor
Neil O’Hara
Frank & Mary Olmes
Don Olson
Kathleen McInerney Olson
Thomas M. O’Malley
Edward O’Reilly
Vince & Venissa Candelario
Oriarte
Billy & Monika Villanueva
O’Sullivan
Fred Ousey
Pacific Gas & Electric
Marietta Paningbatan
William & Oksana Pappas
ANONYMOUS
Joe Parisi
Mike & Marie Parks
Yvonne Wilson Parrino
Tony & Yvonne Wilson Parrino
John & Colette Lessard
Passalacqua
Lois Kopple Pavelka
Dave Perry
Sister Sue Pixley, OP
Martin & Nicole Poles
Glen Porcella
Ed Porcella
Ron Porcella
Beverly Posedel
Joel & Kari Powell
ANONYMOUS
Jim & Betty Jacques Precour
Judy Lacey Puccinelli
Puccinelli-McCarty Family
Pat & Gia Chase Quinn
Glen & Michelle McInerney
Quintos
Julieta Reza Ramsey
Maria & Tyrone Rapolla
Jenn Davis Rarig
Lavette Ray
Ann Reeder
Dianna Rees
Shirley Puckett Reiner
The Rey Family
Larry C. Reyes
Don & Diane Precour Rieschick
Patrick J. Riley
Erika & Luis Rizo
Rosanna Candelario Roach
Jennifer Roberts
Rick & Nora Rodgers
Fabriella Rodriguez
Patricia Littleton Rogers
Mark & Jamie Rohrer
Carl & Cathy Lee Rojas
Terri Ross
Dan & Maureen Ruble
Gloria Terrell Ruby
Jim Rusk
Elba Ruvalcaba
Kathleen Ryan
Mary Ellen Ryan
Gary & Judi Salvadori
Edison Sambajon
Melissa Cocchi Sanchez
Jessica Sanchez
Nat Barkas Santos
Trina Santos
Tim Saunders
Andy & Tess Schaefer
Susan Walls & George
Schandelmier
Susan Hines Scheideman
Maureen Cunningham Schoesnstein
David Scholl
Patricia Nodson Scott
James Seatris
Subhashish Sengupta
Fred & Carla Seto
Lila Shafaghi
David Shafer & Rebecca Shafer
Gregory Shaffer
Mary Shahbazian & Ed Osmundson
Sharon Sieve
Sharon Bernardini Silveira
Steve & Teresa Silveira
Frank Silvestri
Terri Simon
Peter Sims
Dave Smail
David Smart
Bruce Smith
Joe Smith
Kevin & Ellen Smith
Tamra Smith
Frederick G. Soley
Thomas Somerville
Doni Sorentino
Mr. & Mrs. Jacques Souvercaze
Mark Spinelli
Richard Springer
St. Catherine of Siena School
2014 — 2015
Mike & Stephanie Ward St. Pierre
Patricia Silveira Stegall
Nina Stenmark
John Stevens
Ronald Stewart
Andre & Renee Stewart
Jim & Jeanette Stinchcomb
Stinchcomb Family
Kenneth & Jeni Stone
Alexa Stoneman
Paul Stratford
Debra Bentley Struble
Nancy Matle Stump
Tom Sturgis
ANONYMOUS
John Takeuchi
Karl & Naomi Ford Tambornini
Rose Tarantino
Ron & Mary Jo Cavanagh Teplitz
Kathleen Bauer Tetzschner
Calvin & Vicky Thacker
Andrea Thomas
Virginia Powell Thompson
Kent & Jessica Thompson
Anne Kilkenny Thompson
Diane Montoya Timko
Paul & Vivien Togonon
Michelle Togonon
Phil Tomasini
Diane Toomey
Mrs. Rosemarie Torio
Jaime & Georgina Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Al Torretta
Geraldine Gallagher Truax
Bill & Paula Cavanagh Tschida
Han, Hera & Hillary Tunggal
Susan Turpin
John Unger
Susan Boyle Valine
ANONYMOUS
Mike Van Blaricom
Edwin & Teresita Viray
Tim & Michelle Wade
Bertha Gebauer Ward
Anne & Dave Weber
Laura & Darryl Whaley
Paula Silveira Wiita
Ray Williams
Tony Williams
Sheila Lynch Williams
Laverne Passalacqua Willits
Mallorie and Brant Wilson
Herb Wimmer
Lee Woodson
Burky H. Worel
Phyllis Burns Wright
ANONYMOUS
Irene Muhrlin Zemanek
Chris Zepponi
Edward Zumstein
Mailia Bolko SPSV’15 & Alexa Cornelio - Antonio SPSV’15
Memorial Giving 2014-2015
Many current families, alumni and
friends celebrate a significant
occasion, remember a loved one,
commemorate a milestone or
recognize someone special with an
honorary or memorial gift in their
name to the SPSV community. A-1 Guaranteed Heating & Air, Inc.
Bruce and Sally Adams
Jeff and Loretta Airoldi
Mike and Joan Lyon Akkerman
Sr. Lorraine Amodeo, OP
Bashar and Loryn Branch Amso
Jim, Gale and Jill Anderson
Anonymous
Janet Arrostuto and Hunter and
Crista James
Becky Jo Ashlock
Ronald Azevedo
The Barstad Family
Bay Cities Paving and Grading Inc.
Martha Beland
Steve and Nanette Owens Bennett
Frank and Leticia Berdan
Ardith Bertorello
Betty Bettencourt
Christopher and Karen Bidou
Patricia Bigornia
Frank and Brenda Bodie
Theresa Boyett
Jacquelyn Boyette
John and Valerie Tedesco Brady
The Branch Family
Sergio and Lisa Briseno
Lia Brock
Rick, Kathy, Kevin and Katelyn
Brown
Gary and Cindy Bulley and Family
John and Christine Bustamante
Dorothy Munton Buti
Irma Cabral
Ken and Sue Campo
Ben Carmichael Company
Richard and Janice Carpenter
Walter and Joann Murphy Carslund
David & Deborah Cattalini
Stella Chainurux
Charles Chavez
Maureen, Kyle and Danielle Chavez
Eileen Clark
Stu and Kim Clary and Family and
Friends
Ed and Betty Coda
Elizabeth Coll
ANONYMOUS
John J. Collins
Joseph Cooney
Linda Copp and Family
Stephen Cordero and Carole Penwell
Kathleen Houseman Coryell
Ed and Sandra Cimino Cruz
Terry Cruz
Joan Cummings
Trey Curtola
Matthew Dacey
Paul and Mardi Dacey
Gerald and Kathy Davis
Roger and Jennifer de los Santos
Del Rosario Scholarship Committee
Edward Dempsey
Mark, Lisa, Amy and Steven Dent
DeSilva Gates Construction
Darrell and Jeri Desouza
Gene and Eileen Girard DeVille
George and Laura Dierssen
William Dinelli Family
Reverend Michael Downey
Robert and MaryGilda Devine
DuBois
John, Catherine, Peggy and Sean
Duncan
Deanna Dunn
Martin Duvall
Bill and Marie Earp
Ray and Doreen Ehlert
Chris and Angela Erickson
Elizabeth Filippini
Ken and Maureen Truax Foley
Tom and Mary Tschida Fong
Brad Francis
Mike and Victoria Fregosi
Joe and Marge Fuller
Joseph and Mariano Furtado
Kenneth and Lynn Gallagher
Eleanore Guidi Gallo
Angela Gamblin and Stephen Tharp
George Gaskins
Richard and Katherine Gigliotti
Sal, Tammy, Winter and Dayn
Godinez
Matthew and Traci Golis
Larry and Vickie Gomez
Norm and Mary Slawson Gonsalves
Art and Amyra Gonzalez
Jeremiah Gordon
Karen Gordon, DMD
Kathleen Grace
Carlos and Renee Deliman Gutierrez
Douglas Hamilton
Rob and Laura Hanscom and Family
Josh and Angie Hatfield
Fr. Thomas Hayes, OP
Kelsey Heard
Patricia Heppard
Susan Viviani Hill
Michael Hines
Richard and Kristina Hiteshew
Paul and Ann Hilt Hoey
Matthew Horan
Louis and Kathy Houle and Family
Eula Howard
The Hubbard Family
Dane and Kandy Hudson
Patrick Hunt
Marilyn Smith Ifland
Rebecca Immel
Owen and Stacie Jeffries
Richard and Kristen Jimenez
Lisa Verducci Jones
Annie Keener
Siobhan Kelleher
S. and K. Kennedy
Michael and Judi Kennedy
John and Loria Kistner and Family
Michael Kokal
Linzie Kramer
Joe and Ardath Kroner
Steve Kukkonen
Dave and Susan Kukuchka
Anonymous
Sam and Lee Ann Magnani
Kukuruza
Randy Larson
Jeanne Maloney Lear
Barbara Nicolini Lehman
Kathleen Lemke
Jaime Lopez, Jr.
Martin and Flavia Lorega
Robert Lunch, II
Mike and Mary Kopple Lynch
Tutty Lyon
Eugene and Ronda Madrid
Malcolm and Janice Maher
Michael and Ellie Maher
Daniel and Christine Mahoney
Marina Lions Club of Vallejo
Paul and Michelle Maycock
James and Diana McAuliffe
Jill Horan McDonald
Gerald McKay
Elise, Erica and Emori Medeiros
The Medeiros Family
Metalfab Inc.
Ed and Juanita Bacol Michalik
JD & Teena Miller
Jeff Mini
James and Charlene Moelk
Kevin and Marian Middleton Moore
Murga, Strange and Chalmers, Inc.
Ronald and Demetra Nash
Colleen Sullivan Nelson
Noelle Higgins Newland
2014 — 2015
The Randy Saitz Family
Michael and Rochelle Samansky
Marion Gillespie Sander
David Santiago
The Saqueton Family
Lori Anderson Schaeffer
Frank and Mary Schwarb
Jennifer Lundblad Servetnick
Tom and Jewel Shervanick
Andy and Vera Siri
Lynne Torretta Skinner and Family
Fred Soley and Olivia Soley
Charles W. Spooner, Jr.
Richard Springer
Cindy Sproule, Tim, Todd, Jamie
and Xavier Lyon
Mike and Stephanie Ward St. Pierre
Colleen Stagg and Jeff Anderson
Dennis and Katie Staples
Louise Steinberger
Mike and Geraldine Steinberger, Jr.
Greg Stone
Harold and Gail Strange
Joanne Gallo Sutro and Wayne Cain
The Swan Family
Gayton and Carole Tarantino
Scott Tavis
Andrea, Jordan and Nolan Thomas
Jane Lambert Thomas
Ken and JoAnn Thomas
Mark and Gloria Thomas and
Family
Mr. and Mrs. Al Torretta
Mr. and Mrs. C. Torretta and Family
Karen Torretta
Toyota Vallejo
Paula (Cavanagh) and Bill Tschida
Ken and Rosemary Tubman
Anonymous
Vallejo Parlor #77 NSGW
David Van Hulsteyn
Michael Verducci
Sue Verducci
The Vigil Family
Bertha Gebauer Ward
Betty Ward
Michael, Lucia, Patricia and Mary
Welton
John Widenmann
Peter and Jeanine Widemann
The Widenmann Family
Archie and Pat Wiita
Arne and Flora Wiita
Don and Paula Silveira Wiita
Roy and Mary Wiita
Brigette Wilds
Steve Wilkins
Tony, Sheila (Lynch), Sarah and
Anthony Williams
ANONYMOUS
Sharon Wood
Clifton Yaguchi
Memorial Giving 2014-2015
Patricia Newland
Demetria Nickolatos
Paul and Pat Norberg
John Nunes
Corey and Kelly O’Brien
Jim and Carole Valado O’Brien
Dolores Nicolini Owens
John Y. Park
Sherman and Colette Lessard
Passalacqua
Karen Patchell
Rudy and Jenny Peretto
The Pittman Family
Jess, Deena, Jordan and Devin
Pontious
Don and Rosemarie Postle
Norman, Richard, Marlene and
Kevin Powers
Jim and Betty Jacques Precour
Dana Peretto Ramos
Melyssa Ray
Sally Ray and Mark Guidarelli
Sharon Rea
Redgwick Construction Company
Diane Precour Rieschick
Gina Jimenez Rigley
Christina Rimmer
Conrad and Meredith Rond
Richard and Joan Holtog Rondoni
Ricky and Monique Rojas
Barry and Kathy Rond Rotwitt
Norris Rushing
Kathleen Ryan
Alumni Donors 2014-2015
SPSV alumni have a long and
proud history. Giving by class
shows continuing commitment
by alumni to support the tradition
of quality education started 141
years ago.
Gloria Terrell Ruby
William L. Grossi
Class of 1935
Joan Brady Medley
Patricia Nodson Scott
Patrick J. Riley
Paul & Mardi Dacey
Rosemarie Dawson Grimmer
Julieta Reza Ramsey
Class of 1936
Class of 1939
Barbara Houghton Dana
Class of 1940
Frank Silvestri
Michael J. Hayes Jr.
Robert L. Mini
Class of 1941
Neil O’Hara
Class of 1942
Jay A. Lindsey
Class of 1943
Class of 1944
Bertha Gebauer Ward
Beverly Evatt Jordan
Edward O’Reilly
Frank Accurso
Herman Hatt
Richard Barlow
Class of 1945
Class of 1946
Gene & Eileen Girard De Ville
Virginia Bruening Jacobson
Class of 1947
Barbara Hohlt Lee
Class of 1948
Dorothy Manseau Huffer
Class of 1949
Class of 1950
Joseph Dion
Roy Ford
Sister Lorraine Amodeo, O.P.
Class of 1951
Andy Flores
Gene Denk
Gerald Cunningham
Joe Parisi
Virginia Kelly McCann
Class of 1952
Beverly Posedel
Hank & Sally Herlocker Gerlach
Julie Regura Baracosa
Kathleen Bauer Tetzschner
Macey Edgar Louthan
Class of 1953
Arthur & Therese Lambro
Louis Cunningham
Maureen Cunningham Schoesnstein
Class of 1954
Donald Gaeden
Virginia Powell Thompson
Class of 1955
Janice Frederick Kelly
John J. Collins
Joseph Kroner
Mary Ann Corrigan Marof
Roalina Roque George
Walter Bunter
Class of 1956
Alma Cocchi Caffall
ANONYMOUS
Ben & Shirley Cooper Coyne
Paul & Ann Hoey
Rosemarie McFarland King
Tony & Yvonne Wilson Parrino
Class of 1957
Al & Joan Cattalini
Dan Leary
Gary Annoni
Gary Coronado
Jim & Pat Duncan
JR Freitas
Lois Kopple Pavelka
Nancy Cirimele Devlin
Patricia Littleton Rogers
Sharon Sieve
William & Patricia Chavez
Class of 1958
Charles Chavez
Jean Murra McMillan
Linzie Kramer
Patrick Hunt
Paula Silveira Wiita
Sister Brigid Noonan, O.P.
Class of 1959
Al Manfredi
Bill & Sheila Littleton Elliott
Judy Lacey Puccinelli
Mike & Dottie Kollar
Mike & Mary Kopple Lynch
Pat Conti
Rosemary Coyne
Class of 1960
Ed Porcella
Kathleen O’Hara Bast
Mary McFarland Cake
Nick & Susan Becker
Phyllis Burns Wright
Class of 1961
Dana Peak Bialowas
Diane Montoya Timko
Elise Widenmann Currey
Joseph Folkard
Judy Lee
Kathleen Myers Joseph
Maureen Kastner Noonan
Michele Alicata Kitts
Patricia Keys Botta
Pete Comerford
Richard Springer
Class of 1962
Carol Mortara King
Edward Hay
Helen Diedrich Jones
John & Carol Mallon
John Stevens
Libby Dawson Koch
Michael & Annette LaRosa Gaul
Ron Porcella
Vivian Mullen DeCarlo
Class of 1965
ANONYMOUS
Ben Apilado
Beth Coll
Burky H. Worel
David Scholl
Gale Anderson
Haleen Young Armijo
Joyce Reynolds Daniels
Kathleen Ryan
Mary Lou Bordoni
Dennis Strathmeyer
Mary Tschida Fong
Mike & Janice Bowers
Thomas Somerville
Class of 1966
Dr. Philip R. O’Connor
Glen Porcella
Joseph Kollar
Kathryn Foley
Class of 1967
Dave & Vickie Marshall
David Cattalini
Joseph & Mary
Nancy Ronan Melia
Patty Nawojski Fairchild
Philip F. Kilkenny
Ron Beronio
Steve Mortara
Class of 1968
Athena G. Antipas
Catherine Lambro Gach
Michelle Williams Jackson
Patti Power Keener
Class of 1969
Debra Bentley Struble
George, Joyce Robinson & Alex
Basta
Kathleen Lemke
Class of 1970
Adriana Brignone-Forshay
Edward Zumstein
James Seatris
Sharon Bernardini Silveira
Tom & Debbie Egidio
Tom Gavin
Class of 1963
ANONYMOUS
Herb Wimmer
Joyce Olsen Coggburn
Patricia Finnigan Frantz
Paul Desrosiers
Sharon Castro Blean
Sue Ann Noveroske Donegan
Susan Hines Scheideman
Susan Viviani Hill
Thomas M. O’Malley
Class of 1964
Carol Dighero Meagher
Diane Toomey
John Garioto
Marikyo Adams
Mary Ellen Ryan
2014 — 2015
Karen Francis is married to assistant principal Brad Francis. She was the 8th grade
teacher at St. Patrick’s in Rodeo. The students pictued here are from St. Patrick’s
and also had her as their 8th grade teacher. Marcus Oducado SPSV’15,
Julius Fernandez SPSV ‘15, Adam Nasser SPSV’15 & Patrick Basco SPSV ‘15
Alumni Donors 2014-2015
Class of 1971
Catherine Peak Norvell
Kathleen Gonsalves Langston
Nancy Truax Narciso
Nat Barkas Santos
Susan Boyle Valine
Class of 1972
Merian Marana Droesch
Michael McCoulf
Paul & Deborah Lazarek
Pete Gonzales
Ray Williams
Regina Scholl Adams
Roberta Mcloughlin Bemis
Class of 1973
ANONYMOUS
Craig & Lillie Kramer
Fred Ousey
Kathleen McInerney Olson
Randy Kirkham
Ron & Mary Jo Cavanagh Teplitz
Thomas Griffin
William & Oksana Pappas
Class of 1974
Gregory Shaffer
James Butler
Nanette Owens Bennett
Class of 1975
Dianna Folland
Jolaine Freitas Collins
Pete Gonzales
William Metzger
Class of 1976
Gerry McKay
Class of 1977
Rick & Nora Rodgers
Class of 1978
Brian & Gail Hilton
Edgar W. Hawkyard
George Mattiuzzi
John & Colette Lessard Passalacqua
Class of 1979
Anthony Marquez
Rosanna Candelario Roach
Class of 1980
ANONYMOUS
BJ Favaro
Glen & Michelle McInerney Quintos
Matt Dacey
Vince & Venissa Candelario Oriarte
Class of 1981
Calvin & Vicky Thacker
Carrie Engle Kieva
Dave & Therese Lessard Frank
Gregory Coan
Mike Arwine
Nellie Jacques Miller
Shellyne Stone Darst & Nicholas
Darst
Class of 1982
Carl & Cathy Lee Rojas
Eddie Evatt
Rose Tarantino
Class of 1983
Matthew Hurst
Class of 1984
Aurora Dial Blankenship
John Unger
Kevin Kilkenny
Maria Lorega Hoang
Mark Elliott
Melissa Cocchi Sanchez
Shawn Core
Class of 1985
Karen Johnston Larkin
Millie Duvall
Class of 1986
Ellen Dauz Chan
Class of 1987
Dan Castanho
Mark & Jamie Rohrer
Class of 1988
Jeffrey Johnson
Joe Smith
John Dwyer
Lori Spiva Janssen
Mark Grossi
Mike Van Blaricom
Ryan Casagranda
Class of 1989
Gina Fernando-Gonzales
Michael P. Coyne & Family
Nancy Matle Stump
Class of 1990
Brian Dooley
Jim Hewlett
Class of 1991
Pat & Gia Chase Quinn
Class of 1992
Greg & Noelle Tschida Fetters &
Patrick Lago
Jim & Dani Dela Cruz Halpin
Rob Black
Class of 1993
ANONYMOUS
Jeff Coelho
Class of 1995
Lee Woodson
Michelle Lindquist Eliason
Class of 1996
Dominic & Marie Chua Medalle
Ernest & Emil Magat
Kate Tracy Loftus
Michelle Balingit
Class of 1997
Curtis Chism
Michelle Togonon
Class of 1998
Paul & Vivien Togonon
Paul Stratford
Class of 1999
Fabriella Rodriguez
Viktoria Buehler Jeremiah
ANONYMOUS
Class of 2000
Candice Villanueva Andulan
Ernest & Emil Magat
Peter Sims
Class of 2001
Angelin Barrios McGowan
Class of 2002
Billy & Monika Villanueva
O’Sullivan
Matthew Fernandez
Ryan Lee
The Rey Family
Class of 2003
Jenn Davis Rarig
2015— 2014
Class of 2005
Class of 2009
Class of 2006
Class of 2013
Angela Hiteshew
ANONYMOUS
Alexandrea Frevele Easter
Class of 2007
Mallorie and Brant Wilson
Class of 2008
Shellyne Stone Darst &
Nicholas Darst
Noelle Jones
Noelle Jones
Class of 2014
Patrick Lago
Class of 2015
Stinchcomb Family
Faculty & Staff Donors
Mike Arwine
Michelle Balingit
Rob Black
Matt Boyle
Rob & Kathy Branch
Terry Cruz
Larry & Joan Cummings
Humberto Delgadillo
Patty & Luis Delgado
Millie Duvall
John Dwyer
ANONYMOUS
Brad & Karen Francis
Sal & Tammy Godinez
Kerry Hatch
Corporate Donors
Lane Hawkins
Father & Mrs. Jeff Henry
Mike Hooke
Mary Joslin
Bill Kraft
Ryan Lee
Deandra Lieberman
Jennie Ma
Roselle Macariola
Diana & Ed Mackinson
Reece Mahood
Jason McCabe
Sue McNeece
Don McRae
ANONYMOUS
Nancy Truax Narciso
John R. Nunes
Chevron Corporation
The Clorox Company
GEICO
JPMorgan Chase
Kaiser Permanente
Local Independent Charities of America
Dave Perry
Dianna Rees
Rick & Nora Rodgers
Terri Ross
Jim Rusk
Trina Santos
David Smart
Tamra Smith
Bruce Smith
Mark Spinelli
AlexaStoneman
Phil Tomasini
ANONYMOUS
Nadine Walker
Passalacqua Funeral Home
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Roth Capital Partners
St. Catherine of Siena School
Twin Chapels Mortuary
Wells Fargo
Julius Fernandez SPSV ‘15, Adam Nasser SPSV ‘15 & Patrick Basco SPSV ‘15
Si s t e r s
of
Sa
n R afael
T he D o m i n
n
ica
1870
Join Us
In Celebrating 146 Years of Service
The Dominican Sisters of San Rafael
Saturday, October 1, 2016
4pm – 8pm
St. Patrick – St. Vincent High School
Gymnasium
1500 Benicia Road, Vallejo, CA
Please submit stories/memories of your experiences of the
Sisters to be shared in the program and presentation.
$40 per person
Payment options:
q Credit Card #: _____________________________________ Expiration Date: _______
q Enclosed check payable to: St. Patrick - St. Vincent High School
Number of tickets:_____________
The Dominican Sisters San Rafael
A Celebration
Name(s): _________________________________________________________________
Address: _________________________________________________________________
State: _______________ Zip: _______________
Phone #:________________________ Email: ____________________________________
RSVP by September 23 rd to Office of Advancement [email protected] or (707) 644-4425 ext. 441
Summer 2016
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Advancement News
Bruin Business Bureau
During economic times like these, the Bruin Business Bureau aims to support businesses
that support SPSV families. These businesses are owned by, or are employers of SPSV
alumni, families and friends. The ultimate goal is to create a business network which will
support the efforts of the entire SPSV community. If you would like to list your business or
employer, please send the name of the business, address, email address and phone number
to [email protected].
Real Estate/Mortgage/Title
Adobe Mortgage
Century 21 Schutjer Realty
CLP Investors
Coldwell Banker Solano Pacific
Re/Max Gold
Home 4 All Realty & Mortgage, Inc.
Krystle Property Management
Lea Pannell Realty/Property Management
Mustico Realty
North American Title
Old Republic Title Company
Powerhouse Real Estate & Management
Century 21
Tipp Realty
Tipp Realty
ReMax Gold
Automotive
Klimisch’s Auto Body
Vallejo Nissan, Inc.
Napa Nissan
Construction/Home Maintenance
Arsenal Construction
Branch’s Home & Office Maintenance & Remodeling
Elizalde Concrete Construction
LFD Architect
Newcomb & Sons, Inc.
RCI Construction
Financial
Anderson & Associates CPAs
CPA/Financial Planning
Edward Jones Investments
Funeral Directors
Passalacqua Funeral Home
Twin Chapels Mortuary
Colonial Chapels
Skyview Memorial Lawn
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Tonda Herndon
Corey Barker
John J. Pearson
Kym Hewitt
Cathy Rojas
John Cummings
Derrick Karimian
LaGuan & Sheryl Lea
Pat Molinar Jeffers
Fran Word
Mark Gamba
Rose Vallejo-Arriaga
Maria Gema Rapolla
Sue & David Tipp
Rosanna Souza
Laura Donovan
707-469-1234
707-644-4076
916-769-7469
415-302-0386
707-853-0066
707-648-1544
707-554-6696
707-553-7388
707-980-1094
707-745-4220
707-317-4812
707-980-4520
707-333-9858
707-642-8880
707-642-8880
707-552-3604
Connie & Dennis Klimisch
Greg Compagno
Vince Compagno
707-643-2519
707-643-8291
707-253-1551
Debbie Skaggs Martir
Rob Branch
Jim Elizalde
Luis Delgado
Rob Fowler
Tony Tarantino
707-246-0667
707-552-5918
707-310-3939
707-483-4394
707-642-4222
707-746-6465
Russ Word
JD Miller
Ken Casper
707-642-7553
707-642-8987
707-745-8133
John Passalacqua/Greg Silva
John Passalacqua/Greg Silva
John Flynn
Buck Kamphausen
707-745-3130
707-552-6696
707-643-0391
707-644-7474
Vincent Maher, Attorney
Favaro, Lavezzo, Gill, Caretti, et al
Tom Healy, Attorney
Randal M. Barnum, Attorney
Doucette & Associates, Court Reporters
Kim Middling
Insurance
Allstate Insurance Agency
Gavin & Schreiner Insurance
McDowell’s Insurance Agency, LLC
State Farm Insurance
Vallejo Insurance Associates
Photography
Color Motion Photography
Ryan Bates Photography
Printing
BB & B Business Group
Minuteman Press
Floral & Gifts
B&B Floral
Zoey June Gift & Garden
Beauty/Health/Fitness
Amso Healthy Chiropractic
Aubrey Marie Hair Salon
CrossFit Solano
Kajukenbo Self-Defense Institute of Vallejo
La Lumiere Tanning Salon
Catering/Restaurants
Alex’s Catering
City Lights Catering
Rosie’s Café & Catering
Travel/Transportation
Cruise Planners
First Class Limousine Service
Miscellaneous
Gold Key Storage Placerville
Liquid Sky Neon/Bell Signs & Awards
Medic Ambulance
Paws and Claws Pet Sitting
Sara Farina Writing Services
Star Sports
Summer 2016
707-644-1161
707-552-3630
707-553-7360
707-745-3747
707 554-9970
Noel Gallego
Tom Gavin
JD McDowell, II
John Kistner
Jeanne Kilkenny-Turk
707-556-5800
707-745-5626
707-644-5216
510-526-7036
707-554-6080
Mary Jane Nicolas Carrion
Ryan Bates
707- 750-5692
707-447-6706
Larry Briseno & Deanna Baillie
707-557-3182
707-647-1000
Linda Bracciotti
Cindy Sproule
707-552-8757
707-644-5863
Bashar Amso
GiGi Cadiz
Lauren Mungarro Joseph and
Joshua Caitham
Emil & Betty Tavalero Bautista
Gina Leigh
707-642-2676
707-649-8080
Tom & Peggy Pezzuto
Chris & Lesley Warnshuis
Rose Vallejo-Arriaga
707-643-1711
707-557-9200
707-745-1154
Arlene Bartolome
Dave Reeder
510-799-1283
707-246-3227
John J. Pearson
Jim Bertuzzi III Rudy & Marilyn Manfredi
Kitty Cirimele Brevig
Sara Farina
Carl Webster
530-344-1234
707-255-1814
707-644-1761
707-771-0520
970-391-6364
707-745-6724
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707-421-1629
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Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Front Row: Angeli Bughao, Jay Boongaling, SPSV’23, Erin Boongaling, SPSV’11
Middle Row: Myrna Boongaling, Soledad Boongaling, Dr. Day Boongaling,
Deo Boongaling, SPSV’15, Rommel Boongaling
Back Row: Emil Bughao, Maribel Bughao, Alexa Delos Reyes, SPSV’18,
Glenda Delos Reyes, Arlene Mizuhara, Gordon Mizuhara
Nino Family - First Row: Maramize Nino, Rosy Nino, Tamary Nino
Second Row: Teresa Nino, SPSV’16, Theresa Nino, Nicole Nino, SPSV’15,
John Akkawi, Jennifer Bajalich, Nadine Sayji
Third Row: Dalia Nino, Vienna Nino, Natalie Nino, Meramees Nino, SPSV’17, Rita Nino
Fourth Row: Elia Nino, Leo Nino, George Nino, Helen Nino, Eddie Nino, Ghada Nino, Peter Nino
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The Delgado Family
Dom 2018, Antonio 2015,
Shawn 2013, Andre 2010,
Miguel 2006, Nessa 2008,
Baby Miguel 2030!!
Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Front – Nala Hinton, Michelle Pennerman, Mary Toliver
Middle – Roderick Toliver I, Grace Toliver,
Roderick Toliver SPSV ’15, Yvette Young, Judy Johnson
Back – Diane Terrell, David Terrell, Blake Terrell,
Janet Cochran, Chanell Cockran, Jordon Toliver SPSV ’17
Carly Gordon SPSV’15
& Jaeda Gordon SPSV’17
Summer 2016
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Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Ashley Arizabal SPSV’19,
Deotima Arizabal,
Kaitlin Arizabal,
Edgar Arizabal,
Alyssa Arizabal SPSV’15
& Deomar Arizabal SPSV’18
FrontCharlize Nogaliza SPSV’28
& Aaron Nogaliza SPSV’20
BackTina Nogaliza,
Anthony Nogaliza SPSV’15,
Andrew Nogaliza SPSV’12
& Mike Nogaliza
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Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Melinda Manuel,
Ryan Manuel SPSV’18,
Kristina Manuel SPSV’15
& Danilo Manuel
Kevin Ruble SPSV’09
& Kristina Ruble SPSV’15
Anne Weber,
Jake Weber SPSV’13,
Julia Weber SPSV’15
& Dave Weber
Summer 2016
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Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Ian Irao SPSV’08,
Marjorie Irao, Robert Irao SPSV’15,
Amanda Irao SPSV’12 & Robert Irao
Cedrick Macanas SPSV’13,
Cynthia Macanas,
Caitlyn Macanas SPSV’15
& Martz Macanas
Larry Maginniss,
Bernadette Maginniss SPSV’15,
Dolores Maginniss
& Amanda Maginniss
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James Terrell, Jr., Liz Terrell,
James Terell III, SPSV’15,
Jameiz Terrell, SPSV.08
Alumni Corner
Sibling Photos
Roy Nicolas
Cathy Nicholas
Dominic Nicolas SPSV ’15
Kaylyn Nicolas SPSV ’11
Nico Miguel, SPSV’17,
Alex Miguel, SPSV’12,
Ryann Miguel, SPSV’15,
Danielle Dela Cruz Halpin, SPSV’92,
Sean Halpin, SPSV’33,
Mackenzie Halpin, SPSV’81,
Jim Halpin
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Sibling Photos
Fernando Arriaga
Jessica Arriaga SPSV ’09
Alexander Arriaga SPSV ’15
Alicia Arriaga SPSV ’12
Rose Arriaga
Rodley Lee
Jenny Lee
Caitlyn Lee SPSV ’15
Justin Lee SPSV ’14
Jeannette Stinchcomb
Christopher Stinchcomb SPSV ’15
Jared Stinchcomb SPSV ’18
Jim Stinchcomb
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Joe Gamba SPSV ’12
Patty Nawojski Fairchild SV ’67
Cathy Gamba
Jack Gamba SPSV ’15
Mark Gamba SP ’84
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Sibling Photos
George Schandelmier
Rosemary Schandelmier SPSV ’11
Lily Schandelmier SPSV ’15
Laurel Schandelmier SPSV ’09
Susan Walls
Mike Steinberger, Jr.
Geradine Steinberger
Mark Rohrer SP ’87
Victoria Rohrer SPSV ’15
Jamie Rohrer
Joseph Rohrer SPSV ’17
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Sibling Photos
Henry Tunggal
Jeane Tunggal
Harrison Tunggal SPSV ’15
Hera Tunggal
Han Tunggal
Hillary Tunggal ’09
Loria Kistner
Emily Kistner SPSV ’13
Julia Kistner SPSV ’15
Amy Kistner SPSV ’10
John Kistner
Bert Malonzo
Cora Malonzo
Leonard Scalero
Dominic Scalero SPSV ’15
Chris Scalero SPSV ’21
Josephine Scalero
Ben Scalero SPSV ’19
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Kurt Kadel
Koly Kadel SPSV ’13
Kevin Kadel SPSV ’15
Leonisa Kadel
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Sibling Photos
Owen Viola
Eva Viola
Chelsea Viola SPSV ’15
Jacqueline Viola
Estella Calderon
Philippe Viola SPSV ’10
Elizabeth Banau-Smail
Stephanie Smail SPSV ’15
Gretchen Smail SPSV ’08
David Smail
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Sibling Photos
Jannilyn Mallari, SPSV ’11
Jeremy Mallari SPSV ’06
Jerrick Mallarie SPSV ’15
Maribel Mallari
Marlon Mallari
Janee Mallari SPSV ’05
Lucia Tabarsi
Endeavor Tabarsi SPSV ’15
Emiliano Tabarsi SPSV ’13
Amir Tabarsi
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Ryan Villaseran ’15
Christopher Villaseran ’10
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and more Sibling Photos
Jordan Lee SPSV ‘15 and Family
Mary Grace Galicia Mendoza SPSV ‘15 and Family
Summer 2016
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and more Sibling Photos
Sonali Verma SPSV ‘15 and Family
Jomaree Gammad SPSV ‘15 and Family
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1950s
Donald “Gene” Denk SV’51 wrote in with a snippet
of his past. March 1951, him and six classmates joined
the USAF Reserve and became “weekend warriors”.
One month after graduation, he and his classmates were
called into active duty in the Korean War. They became
communication operators or electronics repairmen.
In 1954, the war ended and they received honorable
discharge if they chose so. Gene received his BS in
Mathematics from Cal Poly, SLO. He worked at Pacific
Missile Range for seven years, mostly as a Systems
Programmer and at IBM Corporation for 25 years as
a Staff Programmer. Gene is also the author of Birth
of an Industry Computers in the Early Years by Gene
Denk © 2012 (look in SPSV library or search for Gene
Denk on Amazon.com). Recently Gene was a Career
Day Presenter to the Students of SPSV on January 17,
2013. Gene was recently widowed. His wife, Lorraine,
of 57 years passed away on March 30, 2015. They have
nine children (two of whom followed in dad’s footsteps
in the military), eight grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Antonio Pires SV’55 is currently retired, enjoying family
and all that complicated living stuff, even teaching a bible
class. Tony served in the US Army from 1960-1963 as
a Technical Sergeant; aircraft radio repair. He received
his BSEE from Heald Engineering College in SF in 1965
and his MSEE from University of Colorado, Boulder,
CO in 1967. Tony worked several jobs before retiring
in 1999. He worked in the Engineering Departments of
Lockheed, Hughes Aircraft and Ampex; was the Dean of
Engineering at Heald Engineering College and was the
Marketing Engineer and Manager of Agilent and Hewlett
Packard. After retirement, for the fun of it, he worked in
technical sales & service with Straube and Home Depot.
Tony is married to Gloria and they have six children, 11
grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
1960s
Robert Conley SV’61 graduated St. Mary’s College
in 1965 and entered the Army in 1966. Bob earned
commission as a 2nd lieutenant in 1967, was assigned
admin officer Army Intelligence School in Baltimore,
MD and then went to Vietnam with 1st Cavalry Division
as a platoon leader. He was wounded and spent one year
in Letterman Hospital, SF. Bob retired from the Army,
resumed his career as a journalist for various newspapers
and helped start U.S. Today with Gannett. After leaving
the newspapers, he became a teacher and taught for 18
years. Bob is now retired and living in Pleasant Hill with
his wife, Sandy, of 50 years.
Summer 2016
1970s
Merian Marana Droesch SV’72 wrote in that recently
she, Dan Heim SV’53 and Steve Morgan SV’61
collectively came to the recognition of their common
background. They love their little mission church which
is part of St. Joseph’s of Redding. They are active
members of the congregation at St. Michael Archangel
Mission Church in the City of Shasta Lake. Steve serves
as a lector, Merian plays piano and sings in the choir and
Dan supervises from the pews. She says the SV alums
are making their presence known in the northern part of
the state.
1980s
Dr. Gregory Cox, Ph. D SP’84 works at The Jackson
Laboratory in Bar Harbor, ME. He received a $1.5 million
grant for his research in the treatment or cure of SMARD,
a life threatening, motor neuron disorder affecting babies
in the first six months of life.
Alumni Corner
Alumni Notes
Captain Thomas R. Buchanan SPSV’88 said he partially
credits his years at SPSV with preparing him for his job
helping prevent a nuclear attack against the United States
as the newly named Commander of the United States
Navy Submarine Squadron 20. A change-of-command
ceremony was held at the chapel aboard Naval Submarine
Base Kings Bay on March 24, 2016. Captain Buchanan
relieved William J. Houston as squadron commodore and
is responsible for the maintenance and operations of five
Ohio-class ballistic missile submarines; USS Alaska,
USS Tennessee, USS West Virginia , USS Maryland and
USS Wyoming and their 10 crews. Thomas grew up a
“Navy junior,” (sometimes called a “military brat,” – a
“pejorative term” he avoids using) and when his father
was stationed at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard, he lived
in Vallejo for four years. He said he considers the Vallejo/
Benicia area home “for his formative years,” and “credits
it with where I am today.” The foundation provided to him
as a young man and his high school experiences, helped
form the foundation upon which his life and career has
been built, he said. “St. Patrick-St. Vincent High School
– the athletic director, my high school baseball coach, all
my teachers, the administration there at the time – were
all terrific mentors,” he said. “We had a tight-knit group
at St. Pat’s; we had a lot of athletic success during those
years, and it’s a good place to be from.” It was also in
Vallejo that the second-generation submarine officer said
he met the woman who became his wife, Kelly Coyle
Buchanan SPSV’90. Kelly was another Naval junior,
whose father was one of the last commanding officers
at the Mare Island Naval Shipyard. Though he said he
never really considered any career other than a Naval one,
within the Navy, a whole array of possible specialties
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Alumni Notes
were available to him, but he was drawn to submarines.
“While I was in the Naval Academy, you get to experience
various branches of Naval service and submarines offered
the opportunity to work with and serve with terrific
enlisted folks – there was just something special about
the submarine force team I was on.” “I love what I do,”
he said. “I was always going to be a Naval officer and it’s
worked out pretty well and I’ll continue to do it for as
long as the Navy will allow me.” The father of two now
stationed in southern Georgia, said the story of his life
and career is still being written.
for recreation facilities in California, Hawaii, Japan and
most recently in Nevada and has managed various areas
including: aquatics, outdoor recreation, senior services,
youth programming and special events. In 2003, she
graduated with a BS in Recreation and Leisure Studies
from Sacramento State and she is currently finishing
her Masters in Recreation Administration. Angela is
a nationally recognized motivational speaker and has
presented at various conferences across the country
for the past 10 years. She has also been involved in
local organizations promoting the importance of water
safety awareness, the benefits of Parks and Recreation
and the City’s Be Kind campaign, and has held various
leadership positions within NRPS, NRPA and the
Southern Nevada Child Drowning Prevention Coalition.
Angela and her husband Isaac have 5 beautiful children
and love calling Henderson their home. She is incredibly
passionate about Parks and Recreation and the enormous
benefits it brings to our community and looks forward
to her new position with the City’s Public Works, Parks
& Recreation Department. In her new role Angela will
be overseeing operations and programming for Aquatics,
the Downtown Recreation Center, the Bird Viewing
Preserve, Parks and Recreation month and Emergency
Management/Sheltering for the Recreation Division.
1990s
2000s
Arsenio Navarro SPSV’91 has been quite busy since
SPSV. After graduation, he went to USF to get his
Bachelor’s in Biology. He worked for a year before going
to law school where he finished his JD from Golden Gate
University School of Law in 1999. He worked in the
legal field for about 8 years – doing mostly Corporate
Law type work towards the end. After much time
working in a giant firm, he transitioned from the legal
industry over to gaming industry. He has been working at
Valve Corporation (video game producers and publishers)
for the last decade or so in Merchandise Licensing. He
gets to help create and distribute retail products based
on video games, work in business development, retail
product development and event planning. He really likes
it and lots of fun. Arsenio and his wife, Ann Murray
Navarro SPSV’93 have a four year old son, Benny and
are very happy living in Seattle, WA.
Andrew Bennett SPSV’98 graduated from Chico State
in 2003. Andrew has traveled all over the country for
work and lived all over the state. In March of 2015 he
started working for the NFL at the NFL Network as a
Broadcast Engineer. Andrew and wife, Monica and have
a son, Bodie and a daughter, Parker.
Angela Curtola Summers SPSV’98 started in recreation
as a lifeguard for the Greater Vallejo Recreation
District. During her 15+ year career, she has worked
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Nelson DeGuia SPSV’00 has been very busy since
graduation. He graduated from SLO in 2012 and went
on to be a rocket scientist and he has shared a video
of his most recent rocket launch. Nelson was the
Launch Vehicle Trajectory Analyst on the project which
basically means, he was in charge of making sure that
the rocket went where it was supposed to go. Here is
the link to the youtube video https://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=9a4iIqQe2Lg.
Jenielyn Dinoso Lopez SPSV ‘04 comes from a long
line of career nurses (her mom, three aunts, one uncle,
nine cousins, and two cousin-in-laws are all RNs) so
it’s no surprise that Jenielyn became a registered nurse
in 2009. In 2013, she obtained her Masters in Nursing
in Clinical Nurse Leadership from University of San
Francisco and also found the time to get married to a
fellow nurse. Jenielyn has a specialty in acute care and is
currently a nurse for Solano County Hospital, Northbay
Healthcare. She’s also part of the Northbay Nurse
Ambassadors program and an asset to her SPSV alma
mater. Since December 2014, Jenielyn has been visiting
SPSV monthly to promote and educate students interested
in nursing. She’s participated in SPSV career days and
has enabled many SPSV students to engage in Northbay
Healthcare programs, including: Teen Volunteer, Follow
a Nurse, and Summer Nurse Camp. Thank you SO much
for all you do for SPSV, Jenielyn!
2010s
Christoffer Caro SPSV ‘10 graduated from UC Irvine
in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. As a
pre-dental student, and with the values of service and
compassion that were taught to him at SPSV (thanks
to Mrs. Roselle Macariola, Coach Matthew Boyle, and
Mrs. Mary Mead), he organized a 2015 dental mission in
Masinloc, Philippines. Prior to the mission, Christoffer
traveled to the town many times to visit his mother’s side
of the family. It was during these visits that he saw first
hand just how many of Masinloc’s 44,000 impoverished
citizens were in oral health detriment. Last May he
headed to the Philippines with the goal of treating 600
patients (mainly with extractions and oral hygiene
instruction) in two days! He couldn’t do it alone but was
the man leading the mission. Through his parents’ dental
connections, Christoffer was able to gather sponsors and
10 Manila-based dentists to complete the mission. He
gathered funds and donations for supplies (antibiotics,
pain relievers, cold sterilization materials, gauze, local
anesthetics, toothbrushes/toothpaste, gloves, face masks),
food, and travel accommodations for the dentists. The
end result: his team of 10 dentists treated 670 children
and adults in only two days! He was recently accepted
into UCSF School of Dentistry and will be starting in Fall
2016. Congratulations Christoffer!
Mark Bartolome SPSV’13 is in the nursing program
at USF. He just finished clinicals at both St. Francis
Memorial in SF and Kaiser in Oakland.
Daniel Cooley SPSV’13 will be starting an internship at
the US Embassy at the Vatican.
Paolo Bartolome SPSV’14 is attending USF. He would
like to pursue Kinesiology before heading into Pharmacy.
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Alumni Notes
Weddings, Anniversaries & Engagements
Hank & Sally Herlocker Gerlach SV’52 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on October 29, 2015. They
have seven children, 17 grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Hank is a retired Quality Improvement
Director.
Stefan Foley, SPSV’95, Director of Maintenance, wrestling coach and assistant baseball coach welcomed son,
Tristan, SPSV’15 into the alumni association.
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Reunion News
SV Class of 1961 will be having its 55th class reunion on September 10th, 2016 at 1:00 pm at the home of Elise
Widenmann Currey in Napa. Please contact Larry Servente at [email protected] or 707-888-0788 for more
information. Larry is asking for help to find a couple classmates that he has no contact information for. If you have
information for Kathleen McKenna, Mary Moran Gardner, Shirley Nygard Osborn or Bruce Scott, please contact
Larry.
SV Class of 1964 celebrated their
70th birthdays on April 1, 2016. A
large group of classmates gathered for
fun conversations and celebration at
the Vallejo Maritime Museum. From
all the excitement and fun, you would
never guess that they are 70! Over
lunch, friendships and experiences
were renewed and everyone got “as
seen on tv” compact shopping bags
in green, to remind them of their SV
colors. Afterwards a small group
went back to the SVHS building
where they gathered on the library
steps for a picture. Front: Margie
Thompson Dieckman. Second row:
Tony Pearsall, Sam Hutkins holding
hands with Diane Toomey, Darlene
Simon Haffner. Third row: Don
Rogers, Marilyn McElhaney, Jackie
Martini Towey. Back row: Dann
Shively, John Garioto.
SV Class of 1966 along with Hogan High School Class of 1966 will be celebrating their 50 year class reunion the
weekend of September 23 & 24, 2016. The festivities will be as follows: Friday 2-5 PM: Nine Hole Two Ball Scramble
Golf Tournament Hosted by Judge R. Michael Smith, Retired. Location: Bluerock Springs Golf Course; Cost: $30
incudes green fees, cart & prizes. Limited to twenty players, RSVP to Mike @[email protected]. Friday 6-10
PM: Mixer Hosted by Reunion Committee, Location: Club House Bluerock Springs Golf Course, 655 Columbus
Parkway, Vallejo, CA 94591, phone: (707) 643-8476. Deli platter hors’d’oeu’rves provided, wine and beer may
be purchased. Guests welcome! Saturday 5-10 PM Class Reunion, Location: Vallejo Naval & Historical Museum
(Old City Hall) 734 Marin St., Vallejo, CA 94590. Cost: $50, includes dinner with choice of Tri-Tip or Salmon, beer
and wine. You may bring your own wine, no corking fees charged. Causal attire is acceptable! Progam: Museum,
Mingle, Meal, Music (Live Band), Mingle!!! 5-6 PM: Sign-in at Reception Desk, self tour of Museum. 6-6:45: Nohost cocktails. 6:45-7:30: Welcoming Remarks and Introductions by Reunion Committee as dinner is being served.
7:30-8 or Later: Musical Presentation Provided by Yvonne Myles and Mike McFredrick. After that enjoy the copany
of your classmates and guests. Note: We request that you RSVP no later than August 15, 2016. Additionally we are
seeking volunteers to assist us the night of the reunion. Specifically looking for a photographer and also for a few
people to help us with sign-ins. Also if you have any momentos/photos,etc. please feel free to bring them. We look
forward to seeing you there. For Hogan Classmates please send your RSVP/Check to: Frank N. Darling, 4 Avis Court,
Orinda, CA 94563. For St. Vincent’s: Michael J. Rollins, 4280 Dymic Way, Sacramento, CA 95838. For additional
information please contact: Frank Darling: [email protected], Mike Rollins: [email protected], or Mike Smith:
[email protected].
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Ronald & Haleen Young Armijo
Ronald Azevedo
Art Banducci
Wendy Hughes Barnard
Bob Blake
Beverley Siri Borelli
Andrew Bower
Rick, Kathy, Kevin & Katelyn
Brown
Linda Copp & Family
John & Corrie Core
Rich & Ronda Place Curtola
Terry & Jolyn Kramer Curtola
Martin Duvall
Bill & Marie Earp
Tom & Patty Kilkenny Gavin
Sal, Tammy, Winter & Dayn
Godinez
Traci Golis
Thomas Hannigan
Susan Viviani Hill
Mike Hooke
The Hubbard Family
Chris & Michelle Madrid Jacoby
Joe & Ardath Kroner
Philip Kukuruza
George, Louise, Rhonda, Leslie &
Lori Lambro
Dave & Liz Lewellyn
Eugene & Ronda Madrid
Jim & Carolyn Hoffmann Maher
Christine Mahoney
Pat Doyle McCoulf
Gerald McKay
JD & Teena Miller
Frank & Mary Olmes
Minuteman Press
Jim & Charlene Moelk
Candy Mungarro Munson
John Nunes
Nancy Roetzer
Kathleen Ryan
Mary Ellen Ryan
Andy & Vera Siri
Lynne Torretta Skinner
Solano Association of Realators
Colleen Stagg
The Swan Family
Don & Liz Murphy Thurin
Mr. & Mrs. Al Torretta
Paula (Cavanagh) & Bill Tschida
James Vogelpohl
Patrick Vogelpohl
Don & Paula Silveira Wiita
In Memory of:
TAYVAUGHN CASEY’S
GRANDMOTHER
Mike Hooke
In Memory of:
PATTY DELGADO’S AUNT
Mike Hooke
In Memory of:
TOM GIEFFELS
SV Class of ‘61/Susan Lyon Christensen Memorial
Scholarship:
Richard Springer
In Memory of:
ADELAIDE GENTILE
Tutty Lyon
In Memory of:
JEAN STILTZ RAAHAUGE
SV’35
Tutty Lyon
In Memory of:
PATTI LEWIS
Mike & Joanie Lyon Akkerman
In Memory of:
SHIRLEY VAN TRICHT
Tutty Lyon
In Memory of:
JAMES O’BRIEN SV’59
Tutty Lyon
Summer 2016
John Nunes
In Memory of:
RICK KERR SV’65
Rick, Kathy, Kevin & Katelyn
Brown
In Memory of:
VICTOR KLATT
Mike Hooke
In Memory of:
DAVE REED SV’72
Sam & Lee-Ann Magnani
Kukuruza
Scholarships
Millicent Duvall SV’85 Endowed Memorial Scholarship:
In Memory of:
ROBERT RIVERA’S
GRANDMOTHER
Mike Hooke
In Memory of:
SUBHASHISH SENGUPTA
Mike Hooke
In Memory of:
GWEN JOAN STRICKLEY
Sam & Lee-Ann Magnani
Kukuruza
In Memory of:
PATRICIA VOGELPOHL
Mike Hooke
Lori Clark SV’75
Memorial Scholarship:
Sr. Lorraine Amodeo
Eileen Clark
Jacquelyn Boyette
Scholarship:
Jacquelyn Boyette
Flavia Lorega
Mary Mead
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Scholarships
SV’43 Scholarship:
In Memory of:
MATTHEW CAIN
In Memory of:
MILLICENT DUVALL SV’85
In Memory of:
ALMA GUIDI ECKLIND SV’46
Aurora McDevitt McDermott
Class of ’59 Legacy Scholarship:
In Memory of:
FR. FELIX CASSIDY
Mary Alice Maher
In Memory of:
PATRICIA HAMILTON DION
SV’54
In Memory of:
In Memory of:
ALMA GUIDI ECKLIND SV’46
and KENNETH ECKLIND
In Memory of:
JANET PORTER FOLLETT
SV’60
In Honor of:
ELEANORE GUIDI GALLO
SV’43
Joanne Gallo Sutro & Wayne Cain
In Memory of:
JOHN KING
In Honor of:
SV’43
HAPPY MOTHERS’ DAY
In Honor of:
SV’43
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Leo Gallo
In Memory of:
MEMBERS OF GUIDI, GALLO
AND ECKLIND FAMILIES
Jaycie Bertuzzi SPSV’11
Alan & Christine Niccum Hill
Isabel V. Dinelli
Scholarship:
In Memory of:
Cathy Azevedo
Fred & Kathleen O’Hara Bast
Steve & Nanette Owens Bennett
Harvey & Louise Birch
Rob & Kathy Branch
Cecile Geveia Brewster
Ben T. Carmichael
The Coll Family
Pat Conti
Gary Coronado
Paul & Mardi Dacey
Gene & Eileen Girard DeVille
Dante Magnani SV’34
Anonymous
Robert & MaryGilda Devine
DuBois
Kathryn & Carol Foley
Mike & Cindy Gaeden
The Grant Family
Geraldine Eichler
Handschumacher
Lorraine Grossi Hoey
Jack & Anna Johnson
Joe & Ardath Kroner
Mary Alice Maher
Frank & Doris Marianno
Bill & Joan McCormach Blake
Joan McDonald
Paul & Patty O’Brien O’Hara
Dolores Nicolini Owens
Conrad & Meredith Rond
Richard & Joan Holtag Rondoni
Ruthann Hoey Walsh
Don & Paula Silveira Witta
In Memory of:
JEAN STILTZ RAAHAUGE
SV’35
In Memory of:
LAVERNE ROND, SR.
In Memory of:
TILLIE BURNETT THOMPSON
Ryan Maher SPSV’07
Memorial Scholarship
In Memory of:
RYAN MAHER SPSV’07
Bruce & Sally Adams
Janet Arrostuto & Hunter & Crista
James
Dave & Sue Kukuchka
William Dinelli Family
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In Memory of:
SAM JIMINEZ
Dennis & Elise Bellecci Haugh
Louis & Deanna Del
Rosario Memorial
Scholarship:
Marina Lions Club of Vallejo
Toyota Vallejo
David & Deborah Cattalini
Del Rosario Scholarship
Committee
In Honor of:
CHARLES W. SPOONER, SR.
Charles W. Spooner, Jr.
Dan Donahue SV’69
Community Service Fund:
Executive Lions Club of Vallejo
Kathleen Lemke
In Memory of:
JOHN DONAHUE SV’66
Marsha Donahue
Bruin Math & Science
Award:
Michael & Rochelle Samansky
Vallejo Parlor #77
In Honor of:
GEORGE & MOLLIE JENKINS
ON THEIR MARRIAGE
Mike & Geraldine Steinberger, Jr.
In Memory of:
ERNIE BASTIEN
In Memory of:
FRANK BRUCE
Louise Steinberger
In Memory of:
MURIEL DEBONIS
In Memory of:
In Memory of:
BETTY FOLEY
Demetria Nickolatos
In Memory of:
Anonymous
In Memory of:
ELLEN SHANE
Class of ’64 Scholarship:
In Memory of:
DESI NICKOLATOS SIEGRIST
Demetria Nickolatos
Steven Wilkins
The Chuck Ross
Retreat Fund:
Ed Manio
Richard Anthony
Steinberger SPSV’90
Summer 2016
In Memory of:
MICHAEL STEINBERGER, SR.
Louise Steinberger
In Memory of:
SUSAN FOLEY WHEELER
Demetria Nickolatos
Fr. Stephen Wood SV’58
Charles Chavez
Kenneth & Lynn Gallagher
Thomas Michael Hines
Patrick Hunt
Linzie Kramer
Michael Murphy
Larry Sitter
Don & Paula Silveira Wiita
Anonymous
In Memory of:
JOSEPH HORWEDEL
Scholarships
Christopher Bellecci
SP’85
Scholarship:
In Memory of:
KATHRYN MCCULLOUGH
In Memory of:
PHYLLIS GALLAGHER
MCDONALD SV’54
In Memory of:
MARIA F. MUNOZ
In Memory of:
Donations for
All Saints-All Souls
Special Intentions:
Mary Coyne Capobianco
John J. Collins
Pat Conti
Eugene & Eileen Girard
DeVille
Patricia Harden Keenan
Mary Maher
Robert Mini
Margaret Calvert McDermott
Moya
Edward O’Reilly
Lois Kopple Pavelka
Paula (Cavanagh) & Bill
Tschida
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Memorials and Honors 2015
Memorials:
SALLY SHEEHAN AVELLAR
SV’57
MOLLY BALLARD
John J. Collins & Adrith Bertorello
DANIEL & ANGELINA
BASURTO’S
GRANDMOTHER
Mike Hooke
EDWARD BOYLE SV’48
Robert & MaryGilda Devine DuBois
Ann Hasenpusch Wittman
JOHN (JACK) BROWNE SV’36
VIKTOR BUEHLER
VICTORIA BUITRAGO SPSV’00
The Branch Family
ALAN BULLOCK
Joe & Ardath Kroner
BILL EARP
Joe & Ardath Kroner
SHIRLEY MALDONADO EATON
TOM GIEFFELS
Joe & Ardath Kroner
EVELYN HOLSTEN
Joe & Ardath Kroner
Marilyn McElhaney
REGINA HORDER’S
GRANDMOTHER
Mike Hooke
PAUL KILKENNY SV’42
Ronald & Carol Alexander Kilby
Eunice Kilkenny
JOE BILL LAMB
John J. Collins
NANCY PAPPANI
Joe & Ardath Kroner
ANTOINETTE PAPPAS
Joe & Ardath Kroner
LARRY PATTEN SV’55
Bill & Joan McCormack Blake
Renee Coleman
John J. Collins
Caroline Coleman Eiskamp
Joe & Ardith Kroner
Breann Coleman Northcutt
ROSE MARIE QUADRATO
John J. Collins & Family
VINCNET QUADRATO
John & Margaret Collins
JACK RUDDEN
John J. Collins
ROBERT SCHERILLO
Joe & Ardath Kroner
PATRICIA RENDALL SCOTT
SV’51
Walt & Joanny Murphy Carslund
Ann Hasenpusch Wittman
KYLE SHOTT
Joe & Ardath Kroner
FR. FELIX CASSIDY
Gary Coronado
Margaret McClellan Robertson
JOAN PHELAN LEMASTERS
SV’52
Aurora McDevitt McDermott
WANDA CASTAGNOLIDORNBURG
DAVID LEWIS SV’54
Patricia Hamilton Dion
Jacqueline Cusick Huth
RON SMITH SV’61
Christina Rimmer
TONY CASTALDO
PATTI LEWIS
Joe & Ardath Kroner
ANTONETTE PEREZ TINDEL
SV’38
The Tindel Family
STEPHEN CAUSBROOK SP’85
Bob Blake
RICHARD LUCAS
DR. PAUL TOCH
Joe & Ardath Kroner
FR. VIC CAVALLI, OP
Joe & Ardath Kroner
DR. JAMES MCDONALD SV’54
Joe & Ardath Kroner
James & Charlene Moelk
ED TOUGAS
Joe & Ardath Kroner
RICHARD DAUM
MURIEL DEBONIS
Joe & Ardath Kroner
MRS. DELGADO
Joe & Ardath Kroner
JOSEPH DION SV’50
Brad Dion
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PATRICIA HAMILTON DION
SV’54
Bill & Joan McCormick Blake
Joseph Dion
ALAN MELKERSON
Joe & Ardath Kroner
DICK MILLER
Joe & Ardath Kroner
VALERIE MILLER
Joe & Ardath Kroner
TOM SILVA SV’66
Philip O’Connor
JUDY UNGER
TONY VERDUCCI SV’61
Susan Verducci
FAITH FAY VIERY
Lorraine Silveria Pereira
PAT VOGELPOHL
Joe & Ardath Kroner
ALTON WEST SV’54
Jacqueline Cusick Huth
JOE WILSON
LISA YAMA
Ardith Bertorelo
John J. Collins
ROSE WONG YOUNG
BR. W. R. YOUNGHERS
Edgar Hawkins
In Honor of:
In Honor of:
JOE SV’55 & ARDITH KRONER
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
In Memory of
Mother’s Day
and
Father’s Day:
Jeff Coelho
Brian Dooley
Mark E. Elliott
Rosalina Roque George
William Grossi
Sr. Claire Herlihy, OP
Michael Van Blaricom
Edward Zumstein
GABRIELLA ACCURSO
GUISEPPE ACCURSO
Frank Accurso
CHARLES AMODEO
ROSE AMODEO
Eileen A. Clark
ROSARIO AMODEO
ROSE AMODEO
Sr. Lorraine Amodeo, OP
JOHN BARKAS
ANNA HANNIGAN BARKAS
SV’37
BILLY MAXWELL
Nat Barkas Santos
PENNEY BARLOW
Richard Barlow
FORREST & DOROTHY BARNES
MARVIN & JANET DAVENPORT
GEORGE & STELLA GOMEZ
MANUEL BERENGUER
Al Berenguer
LOUIS J. BOSS SV’35
RICHAR D& ALICE BRADY
ROSS & MARJORIE MEDLEY
Joan Brady Medley
JOHN & GENEVIEVE
BRIGNONE
Adriana Brignone Forshay
COLIN & DOLLY BROWN, SR.
Summer 2016
SUSAN LYON CHRISTENSEN
SV’61
FRANK & SUSAN LAGRAVE
ALFRED LYON
TOM & OLIVIA LYON
Tutty Lyon
BEVERLY MONTOYA BULLOCK
Diane Montoya Timko
MAURICIO CALICA
ESPERANZA CAYABYAB
EUSTAQUIO CAYABYAB
PAUL CAVANAGH SV’38
ELIZABETH CAPRINI
CAVANAGH SV’38
WILLIAM & KATHERINE
TSCHIDA
MERETTA & DALE CHAPMAN
RALPH & MARIE CHARKINS
VENARD & HELEN JACKSON
DOMINIC & LUCILLE CIRONE
WALTER & EDNA CLAUSEN
JOHN & DOLORES CORONADO
FR. STEPHEN WOOD SV’58
Gary Coronado
ALDO J. COCCHI, SR.
ALDO J. COCCHI, JR.
ELSIE COCCHI
Alma Cocchi Caffall
BEN COLL SV’37
PEGGY JOHNSON COLL SV’37
Beth Coll
JIM WALLACE
Joe & Ardath Kroner
FLORA L. COLLINS
FRANCIS W. COLLINS
HERMINE RODRIGUEZ
MARTIN RODRIGUEZ
John J. Collins
MARIO CONTI, SR.
PATRICIA WATSON CONTI
Pat Conti
JAMES D. CORONADO
JUANITA H. CORONADO
BYRON CRAIGHEAD
CARMELA CRAIGHEAD
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VIVIAN CUNNINGHAM
Louis Cunningham
ROGER KOCH
Libby Dawson Koch
KEVIN DARST
Shellyne Stone Darst
Nicholas Darst
MARYE HOUSTON
KUKURUZA SV’40
ROBERT KUKURUZA
Anonymous
LORETTA COMERFORD
DEVILLE SV’27
ROGER DEVILLE
RICHARD & CATHERINE
GIRARD
MR. & MRS. FRANK LUDDY
BEN & MARIE DORN
HARRY & AGNES NELSON
TROY D. MADDOX
GAIL S. STEPHENS
Hoyt & Amy Maddox
ROY & ROSEMARIE FORD
CHARLIE & ELDA TAMBORNINI
ALEX MARQUEZ
Anthony Marquez
THOMAS & HERTA FOSTER
RAYMOND & ROSEMARY
MINKEL
Kenneth & Sally Foster
ERWIN J. GAEDEN
HELEN M. GAEDEN
Donald Gaeden
BERTHA GONZALES
Pete Gonzales
KATIE GUTHRIE
MIKE GUTHRIE
BOB & ALBERTA HARDEN
MICKY & KITTY KEENAN
BILL KOPPLE
Lois Kopple Pavelka
ANGELA HAYES
JACK HAYES, SV’53
Michael Hayes, Jr.
ELMO HOLSTEN
JAMES L. KEMPTON
MARGARET BADE KEMPTON
SV’35
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ED & DOLORES LAZAREK
Paul & Debi Lazarek
DON MCBRIDE
Brant Wilson
Mallorie Wilson
ELVIRA MINETTI
LOUIS MINETTI
ALTON G. ROBINSON, SR.
George, Joyce (Robinson) & Alex
Basta
CYRIL RYAN
GERTRUDE BOYLE RYAN
SV’26
Mary Ellen Ryan
ANDREW SCIBELLI
DARRELL SHAFFER
FRANCES SHAFFER
ALFRED SILVEIRA
EVELYN SILVEIRA
BLAGIO SILVESTRI
FRANCESCA SILVESTRI
Frank Silvestri
SHIRLEY SPENCE
WAYNE SPENCE
Kim Middling
BARBARA STRAUB
Paul Stratford
JUANITA KUHN TERRELL
RAYMOND E. TERRELL
Gloria Terrell Ruby
MARTIN & RITA MINI
Robert Mini
JOSEPH THOMPSON
JOSEPH B. MORTARA, SR.
MADLYN R. MORTARA
Carol Mortara King
AILEEN J. YOUNG
HAROLD J. YOUNG
DENNIS MUHRLIN SV’43
DOROTHY GORMLEY
MUHRLIN SV’42
MUHRLIN & ZEMANEK
FAMILIES
NOONAN & MARTIN FAMILY
MEMBERS
Sr. Brigid Noonan, OP SV’58
BETTY KELLY OGAN SV’45
Debra Bentley Stuble
EDWARD (PADDY) O’REILLY
NATALIE (PEPPY) O’REILLY
Edward O’Reilly
JIM & FLORENCE KEYS
Patricia Keys Botta
RUDOLPH POSEDEL SV’21
BERTHA ADLER POSEDEL
Beverly Posedel
HERBERT KILKENNY
JANE KILKENNY
CORA PUCKETT
Jeff Coelho
Brian Dooley
Mark E. Elliott
Rosalina Roque George
William Grossi
Sr. Claire Herlihy, OP
Michael Van Blaricom
Edward Zumstein
CATHIE HEWLETT
GEORGE HEWLETT
Jim Hewlett
EVELYN HOLSTEN
ESTELLE KOPPLE
Lois Kopple Pavelka
LOUISE MADDOX
IRENE STEPHENS
Hoyt & Amy Maddox
JUDY MARQUEZ
Anthony Marquez
SR. LORRAINE AMODEO, OP
SV’50
Eileen A. Clark
ROSE MIDDLING
Kim Middling
BOBBY & NORA BIVENS
PEG BIVENS
Paul & Debi Lazarek
NOONAN & MARTIN FAMILY
MEMBERS
Sr. Brigid Noonan, OP SV’58
MARIE BOSS
ELIZABETH JACQUES
PRECOUR SV’50
JAMES PRECOUR
RITA COCCHI BOYNTON
SV’50
Alma Cocchi Caffall
MADELINE SCIBELLI
JUDY BUTT
Brant Wilson
Mallorie Wilson
THE STINCHCOMB FAMILY
The Stinchcomb Family
MICHAEL CASAGRANDA
Ryan Casagranda
LORRIE & SANDY STONE
Shellyne Stone Darst
Nicholas Darst
FR. FELIX CASSIDY
Gary Coronado
ERLINDA CHUA
CATALINA GONZALES
Janne Chua
BRENDAN O. COYNE
SHIRLEY COOPER COYNE
SV’56
Michael Coyne & Family
BARBARA HOUGHTON DANA
SV’39
ADA MINETTI ROBINSON
SV’39
George, Joyce (Robinson) & Alex
Basta
MICHAEL HAYES, SR SV’54
Michael Hayes, Jr.
Summer 2016
In Honor of
Mother’s Day
and
Father’s Day:
SV’43
Wayne Cain
Joanne Gallo Sutro
PAUL STRAUB
Paul Stratford
ANNE KILKENNY THOMPSON
SV’36
BILL TSCHIDA SV’62
PAULA CAVANAGH TSCHIDA
SV’63
Greg & Noelle Tschida Fetters
Patrick Lago
PAULA SILVEIRA WIITA SV’58
IRENE MUHRLIN ZEMANEK
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Jean Stiltz Raahauge SV’35 passed
away November 8, 2015. Jean
was the last living relative of her
generation which included brothers;
Jack, Red and Perry and sister,
Zella. She was born to Perry and
Zella Mae Stiltz on June 16, 1917
in Vallejo. After graduation she
was employed at the Mare Island
Naval Shipyard as a secretary. In
1935 while commuting to work
aboard the Raahauge family ferry
service “The Mare Island Ferry” she
caught the eye of her future husband,
Captain Victor “Vic” Raahauge.
During their 64 years together,
they raised their five children along
with being deeply involved with
their many grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
She enjoyed her
family, friends and charitable work;
taking great joy and pride in their
large family all throughout her life.
Their home in Vallejo and summer
cabin on Cobb Mountain, were
always open to the young friends
of various ages of the Raahauge
children. When their family was
grown and off to college and careers
the Raahauges enjoyed cruising and
traveling around the world. Jean
and Vic built the successful seafood
restaurant “The Wharf” on Vallejo’s
waterfront at the foot of Georgia
Street in 1969 where she was very
active as the hostess, greeting
everyone with her warm loving
smile, she so loved seeing their many
old time friends. Jean was cherished
by her husband, Vic; as he referred
to her as “my bride” all throughout
their lives. A loving and very
supportive mother, and simply the
best Nana ever. Jean was and always
will be the Matriarch of her family,
and will be missed beyond measure.
One of her favorite quotes was:
“Yesterday is History, Tomorrow a
Mystery, and today is a gift, that’s
why they call it the Present”. Jean is
survived by her sons; Ney Raahauge
SV’62 and Erik Raahauge SV’67;
daughters, Christine Raahauge
Brown SV’60 and Lyse Raahauge
SV’71; ten grandchildren; 18 great
grandchildren;
one
great-great
grandchild and many nieces and
nephews. She was preceded in death
by her husband, Victor and eldest
son, Rob Raahauge SV’59.
John (Jack) Browne SV’36 passed
away February 3, 2016. Jack was
a veteran of the Army Air Corps
and served in the Pacific in WWII
as a navigator. He was also a
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retired Upjohn Co. Pharmaceutical
representative. Jack is survived by
his sister, Sr. Catherine Browne,
OP SV’39; son, Dennis; daughters,
Noni, Kathleen, Mary and Susan;
nine grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in
death by his wife, Barbara; brothers,
Daniel Browne SV’33 and Fr. Denis
Browne, MM SV’34 and twin sister,
Sr. Joanna Browne, OP SV’36.
Antonette (Toni) Perez Tindel SV’38
passed away on July 4, 2015. She
was born on May 14, 1919 in Tormey,
to Pedro and Maria Perez. Toni grew
up in Tormey and spent most of her
younger years living in Richmond
and attended John Sweat Elementary
School. After high school, she
worked at various places in Contra
Costa and Solano Counties. In 1943
she met the love of her life, Marvin
Tindel, who was welding in the ship
yards in Richmond. They married
on June 26th, 1943 in the Church of
the Madeline in Salt Lake City, Utah,
while he was in the Army-Air Force
preparing to ship out for World War
II. After Marvin was discharged
from the military, they moved to
Sacramento but ultimately settled in
Marysville. After her children began
elementary school, Toni worked as a
meat wrapper at the Riverside Market,
the Cloverleaf Locker-Plant and
Cloverleaf Meats. In 1962 she began
employment as a meat wrapper for
Lucky Stores in Yuba City and retired
from the Marysville Store in 1975.
Beginning in 1976, Toni began “fun
time employment” as a grandmother.
Toni was devoted to her family and
especially enjoyed showering love
on all of her grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. During Toni’s life,
she was a dedicated Catholic and
parishioner at St. Joseph’s Catholic
Church in Marysville. She raised her
children Catholic and all attended the
Sacraments on a regular basis. One
of the greatest delights in her life was
the Baptism of her husband, Marvin,
into the Catholic Church in 1992 by
Father Leon Juchniewicz at Rideout
Hospital. She dedicated many years
caring for her husband at home until
his death in 1999. Toni is survived
by her children, Carolyn Tindel and
Gary Tindel; five grandchildren and
ten great-grandchildren. She was
preceded in death by her husband;
parents; brother, Joseph; sisters,
Josephine Ceballos and Sister Mary
Martha Perez and youngest child,
John Tindel.
Frank J. Silvestri SV’40 passed
away
November
28,
2015.
Frank was a native and lifelong
resident of Vallejo. He served in
the US Army during WWII and
worked on Mare Island Naval
Shipyard for 33 years as both an
electrician and planner-estimator
before his retirement in 1987.
Frank is survived by his son, Will
Silvestri SP’71; grandchildren,
Tom Harris SP’81, Audrey
Green
and
Emily
“Frankie”
Silvestri; four great-grandchildren
and one great-great grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his wife of
40 years, Hazel in 1990; his daughter,
Rosemary Silvestri Harris SV’57;
parents, Biago and Francesca; sister,
Florence Silvestri Cunningham
SV’33;
and
brother,
Lou.
Paul E. Kilkenny SV’42 passed
away on May 26, 2015. Paul was
born September 21, 1924, the fifth
of six children to Tobias D. and
Louise A. Kilkenny. He graduated
from UC Berkeley in the “Wartime
Class of 1947” and after a stint in
the Army became a Civil Engineer,
like his father. In 1948 he married
the love of his life, Eunice Anne
Crapuchettes and raised four
children: Anne, Mark, Maureen and
Tim. After a few years at East Bay
MUD, Paul began a four-decade
career with the Contra Costa County
Public Works Department, rising to
Assistant Public Works Director. His
favorite projects included Cummings
Skyway, Taylor Boulevard, canal
trails for public recreational use and
countywide recycling. Paul loved to
fix things and tinker, thus earning the
nickname “Tink”. In 1956, he and
Eunice artfully placed a Gary Grover
house in a one-acre walnut orchard
on Slater Road, from which they
enjoyed a wonderful view of Mount
Diablo. They always landscaped and
gardened; planting fruits, succulents,
flowers and bonsai gardens. Their
patio-deck was the site of many
American Field Service and Cursillo
parties. Paul gave nine decades of
service to his church: first as an altar
boy and President of the Columbian
Squires at Saint Vincent’s in Vallejo;
and later as an usher, collection
counter, President of the Holy Name
Society and Pastoral Council member
at Christ the King Church in Pleasant
Hill. He was one of the first lectors at
Christ the King and did so for over 40
years. After retiring from the County
in 1988, he was active in the League
Valdean Chapman Aylard SV’44
passed away on September 1, 2015.
Valdean was a native Californian
born October 12, 1926, in Niles, and
remained in Northern California until
her death. She worked in banking in
the Bay Area and rose to Assistant
Manager positions with Crocker and
Wells Fargo banks. She moved to
Upper Lake on retirement and lived
in Napa the last ten years of her life.
Valdean married Roger Aylard on
Valentine’s Day 1993 after the deaths
of their spouses to cancer. They
loved cruises and their annual travels
to Mexico for some five months per
year for over 15 years, often hosting
the Super Bowl on their deck in La
Penita de Jaltemba, Nayarit, Mexico.
Valdean is survived by her sister,
Mary Clausen; daughters, Loretta
Mruk and Patricia Overacker; son,
William Mahoney; 16 grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildren. Also
surviving are husband, Roger Aylard;
stepsons, Steven, Gary, Richard,
Ronald and David; ten grandchildren
and one great-grandchild.
Thomas M. Hole SV’47 passed
away January 31, 2015. Tom was
born on October 6, 1929 in San
Francisco to Morris & Lucye Hole.
He graduated from Vallejo College
with an AA degree in Education
after which time; he married Louise
Bergman Hole SV’48 and had 3
beautiful children together. In the
early years of his life, Tom worked as
a lineman in the telecommunications
industry, was quickly promoted to
upper management and retired as
Summer 2016
an executive with many awards
recognizing his accomplishments
and contributions to the company.
Later in life, he married Hannelore L.
Hole where they enjoyed the “best 31
years of their life” together. Tom was
a social, active man who was deeply
involved in the American Cancer
Society and a founding member of
Saint John’s the Evangelist Parish
and Catholic school in Carmichael.
He loved to learn, had a great passion
for technology, was an amateur radio
operator, an amateur astronomer and
a seasoned repair-man. There was
nothing he could not fix or upgrade
in a home. After retiring from the
phone company, he found great joy
in working in hardware-related home
improvement stores where he was
allowed to do what he loved most;
“being of service to those in need”.
Tom was also an avid clock builder
and collector, and had a passion
for aviation for the majority of his
life. Tom is survived by his wife,
Hannelore; children, Kathryn Wedin
and Thomas C. Hole; step children,
Felicitas Nelson and Anthony Perez;
eight grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
He is preceded in
death by his parents; Morris and
Lucye Hole; daughter, Maureen
McConnel, and step son, John Perez.
Edward Boyle SV’48 passes away
January 10, 2016. Edward was born
November 5, 1930 in Polson, MT
to William and Alice Cole Boyle.
He moved from Polson to Vallejo
in 1940 where he grew up, went to
school and raised his family. Edward
retired and moved to Sacramento
in 1990 to be close to his children.
He was an avid golfer, fisherman,
tennis player and boating enthusiast
who loved traveling with his wife
Helen in their RV. He is survived
by his children, Susan Boyle Valine
SV’71 , Kathleen Boyle Copeland
SV’73, Daniel Boyle SP’75 and
Linda Boyle Cottingham SV’78;
12 grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren, with the eighth due in
two weeks.
William L. Grossi SV’48 passed
away July 14, 2015. Bill was born
April 1, 1930 in Vallejo. He attended
Lincoln Elementary School and then
changed to St. Vincent’s for middle
and high school. He was attending
USF when he was drafted into the
Army where served for two years
in the early1950s. Afterwards he
completed his studies at UC Berkeley
where he received a BA and MA
in Public Health. He was a health
inspector for Contra Costa County
for 35 years. Bill married Natalie
Cepollina in 1957.
They were
happily married for over 40 years.
Natalie passed away in 2002. After
Bill retired, he and his wife opened a
tutoring school in Walnut Creek for
children with learning disabilities.
Bill was preceded in death by his
parents, Plinio and Annette (Neta)
Grossi who were well known in
Vallejo and were very active at St.
Vincent’s Church for many years
and his sister, Betty Grossi SV’51.
He is survived by his brother, James
(Evelyn) Grossi SV’54; niece,
Michele (Jim) Schwab; nephew,
Jay (Lorella Silvestri) Grossi; greatniece, Justine Putnam and greatnephew, James E. Schwab III.
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of Women Voters. He also served
and led the family corporation for
50 years. No volunteer assignment
was beneath him; as exemplified by
his dishwashing at a soup kitchen,
where he was nicknamed “Paul
Pot”. He was famous not only for
his bowties (made by Eunice), but
also his patience and integrity. Paul
was thrifty (never throwing any tool
away), environmentally conscious
(burying food waste in the backyard)
and generous (giving to hundreds of
charities and environmental causes.
Paul is survived by his wife, four
children, two grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren. He was
preceded in death by his parents;
brothers, Louis Kilkenny SV’33,
Francis Kilkenny SV’37 and Tobias
Kilkenny SV’39 and sisters, Sr. M.
Imelda Kilkenny SV’35 and Mary
Kilkenny Glendening SV’46.
Joseph M. Dion SV’50 passed
away on December 3, 2015. Joseph
was born in San Francisco April 26,
1932 to Chester Dion and Margaret
Hogan and grew up in Vallejo. He
served honorably in the U.S. Navy
during the Korean conflict. Joe
married Sylvia Stanton in June 1955
and they moved to Sacramento. He
completed his Bachelors Degree
at Sacramento State; graduating in
1959. Joe initially taught school at
Leighton Littlejohn and later moved
into Administration at Arden, Jonas
Salk, Sylvan and Starr King. He
spent several years as Camp Director
at what was then known as Camp
Arcade. Joe was an active member
of California Retired Teachers
Association, serving in various
capacities including President. He
also served on the Citrus Heights
Water District Board.
He was
precede in death by his wife Sylvia.
He is survived by his children, Bryan,
Brad, Mitch, Mark and Lesley; ten
grand-children; two great grandchildren, with one on the way and
many, many more.
Patricia Rendall Scott SV’51
passed away May 28, 2015. After
high school, Patricia worked for
the telephone company. She met
her husband, Don Scott, on a blind
date set up by friends and they were
married in April 1955. They moved
to Fresno, where Don worked as
a Pharmaceutical Salesman and
Patricia set up a cozy little home
for their two daughters. She loved
sharing her tales of adventure with
her good friend, Barbara, to her
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daughters. She was a self-taught,
fabulous cook. Her deviled eggs
would disappear in minutes wherever
she took them, people would fight
over the last one. When the girls got
older Patricia pursued her interest in
golf, becoming very good at it. She
also went to work as an Agricultural
Inspector, working mainly with
grapes and raisins. Don and Patricia
retired to Cayucos, CA where they
were very active in St. Timothy’s
Catholic Church in Morro Bay.
Patricia is survived by her daughter,
Susan. She was preceded in death
by her husband, Don and daughter,
Nancy.
Patricia (Goosie) Hamilton Dion
SV’54 passed away November 18,
2015. Patricia was born on January
29, 1937 to William and Patricia
Schott Hamilton, in Vallejo and was
the youngest of four children. Her
siblings Barbara Hamilton McLean
SV’46, Margaret Hamilton Martin
SV’48 and William Hamilton
SV’50 are all deceased. She married
her true love, Bernard (Ben) Dion,
on July 20, 1957 and had seven
children. Patricia stayed in her
hometown of Vallejo until a job
transfer prompted them to relocate
to Newark in 1980. She remained
in Newark until 2005 when she
relocated to Rocklin to be close to her
grandchildren. Those who met her
after she had grandchildren knew her
as Goosie. Goosie is survived by her
children; Nancy Dion Rauch SV’76,
Matthew Dion SP’80, James Dion,
Margaret Ingle, Bernard Dion and
Sarah Oyler; eleven grandchildren;
two great grandchildren with one on
the way and numerous nieces and
nephews, all who were dear to her
heart. She was preceded in death by
her husband Ben in 2003 and her son
Joseph in 1964.
Dr. James (Cyril) McDonald SV’54
passed away on June 14, 2015. Jim
was student body president and
continued his education at Notre
Dame and then on to Georgetown
Medical School.
He married
Barbara Albertazzi McDonald
SV’54 and they had five children and
11 grandchildren.
Lawrence R. Patten SV’55 passed
away March 17, 2016. Larry was
born to Laurence and Constance
Patten on July 30, 1936 in Vallejo.
He lived in Vallejo most of his
life and worked at C&H Sugar in
Crockett for 31 years retiring in
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1996. He enjoyed playing golf and
was a member of Buchanan Fields
Golf Club. He also was a volunteer
youth sports coach for several years
and enjoyed spending time with
his sons and grandchildren. Larry
is survived by his sons, Richard
Patten SP’89 (Kashanna) and John
Patten SP’85 (Nyrelle) and seven
grandchildren. He was preceded
in death by his parents and sister.
James E. O’Brien SV’59 passed
away January 12, 2016. Jim was born
December 2, 1940 at Mary’s Help
Hospital in San Francisco to Edward
James and Jeannette Elise O’Brien.
Jim was active in student affairs
and sports all through high school.
In the fourth grade, Jim became a
Times Herald paperboy, a position he
held until after his graduation from
high school. Jim attended Solano
Community College for one year
and graduated from San Francisco
College of Mortuary Science in
1963. In 1974, Jim campaigned and
won his bid for Coroner and Public
Administrator of Solano County
and was re-elected six times. In
1988 and 1989 he served two terms
as president of the California State
Coroner’s Association. In 1990 Jim
was named Manager of the Year by
the California Coroner’s Association.
Over his 38 years of service, he was
loved and respected by those he
worked with. He retired in December
2001. Jim enjoyed being a leader and
member in his community in many
ways. He was a member of many
clubs including the Order of Red
Men, Vallejo Jaycees, Elks, Lions
Club, Knights of Columbus, Young
Men’s Institute, Moose, Sons of Italy,
St. Basil Men’s Club, Native Sons
of the Golden West, Solano County
March of Dimes and the S.P.R.S.I.
He served as President of the
Redwood Empire Funeral Directors
Association and was a Lector at
both St. Vincent Church and St.
Basil Church for 20 years. Jim was
inducted into the SPSV Alumni Hall
of Fame in 2009. Jim is survived by
his wife of 52 years, Carole Valado
O’Brien SV’60; sons, Jim O’Brien
Jr. SP’83 and John O’Brien SP’84;
daughters, Molly (Todd) O’Brien
Bergeron SPSV’88 and Katie
O’Brien SPSV’93; Maggie (Ron)
Mercer, who they raised as one of
their own and ten grandchildren,
Julia O’Brien SPSV’07, Kevin
Bergeron
SPSV’08,
Justin
Bergeron SPSV’10, James O’Brien
III, Teryn O’Brien, Cameron
O’Brien-Bailey SPSV’12, Michael
Bergeron SPSV’17, Alyssa O’Brien,
Brandon Mercer and Dillon Mercer.
He was the eldest of five children and
is survived by his brother, Richard
(Sharon) O’Brien SV’60; his sisters,
Janice (Joe) O’Brien Rapisarda
SV’61, Patricia (Paul SV’64)
O”Brien O’Hara SV’66 and Sally
(Jack) O’Brien Muratori SV’69
and numerous nieces and nephews
including Brett Muratori SPSV’04
and Jamie Muratori Russell
SPSV’06. He was preceded in death
by his parents. In lieu of flowers
please make a donation to St. Patrick
- St. Vincent High School, 1500
Benicia Road, Vallejo, CA 94591.
Nancy Balmino Fanucchi SV’68
passed away on February 27, 2012.
After graduation Nancy
received her RN diploma from
Samuel Merritt School of Nursing
in Oakland.
Nancy served as
Staff Nurse with the Agency for
Infant Development, later Easter
Seals Infant Program until illness
caused her disability.
Nancy
shared her nursing skills, wisdom,
caring, and compassion with many
developmentally disabled infants
and their families, in and around
Sonoma County. Most people have
jobs, Nancy had a passion. Nancy
was so grateful and felt blessed to
have been able to love and hold her
new grandchildren, Tyler and Emma.
She jumped at opportunities to host
holidays and celebrations; she was
instilled with a passion for cooking
by her Gramma Theresa. Nancy and
Art enjoyed many trips to Hawaii.
Trailering with friends was a joy.
Annual family vacations at “The
Lake”, were always a monumental
event. Nancy leaves Art, her loving
husband of 40 years; daughter, Cheryl
Foley; son, Graig; parents, John and
Leona Balmino; brother, David and
sisters, Deborah Balmino Graham
SV’70 and Donna Dworak.
Vernon Gerving SP’72 passed away
February 28, 2014.
Mark Williams SP’72 passes away
June 17, 2015. Mark was born on
October 2, 1953, the youngest child
of James and Ursula Williams. He
was raised in the family home on
Benicia Road from birth until he was
grown and left home. Mark grew
up watching classic TV shows from
the 1950’s. His favorite was “Davey
David Reed SP’72 passed away April
10, 2015. He and his twin brother,
Larry, were born in Arlington, VA on
March 20, 1954 to LCDR F. Warren
Reed USN and Ellen Reed. David
and his five siblings lived much of
their childhood in Hawaii, Japan,
Colorado and Vallejo. David’s family
returned from Japan in 1964 and took
up residence on Mare Island for three
years until his father retired from
the Navy and they settled in Vallejo.
David graduated from Chico State in
1977 and after college he remained
in Chico and eventually relocated
to Paradise with his longtime
partner, Pamela Thornton. David’s
career in retail merchandising
required frequent travel to locations
throughout Northern California.
He divided his weekly residence
between Paradise and Vallejo where
he lived with his twin brother,
Larry. He had numerous interests
Summer 2016
and things that were special to him.
He loved fishing, camping, reading,
his pet rabbits, his dog Shelby, his
homes in Paradise and Vallejo, the
49ers and the Giants, Lake Tahoe,
rock concerts, preparing sumptuous
meals for family and friends, telling
stories of his adventures, talking with
friends and much more. David was
loved for his friendly, helpful and
generous nature. David is survived
by his siblings, Larry Reed SP’72,
Cathy Reed Schaller, Lon, Mike
Reed SV’69 and his seven nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death
by his parents, Warren Reed and
Ellen Reed and his brother, Richard
Reed SP’74.
Dana Seiji-Barker SV’77 passed
away on Feb. 3, 2016. Dana was
born at Kaiser Hospital in Oakland,
on April 3, 1959 to Fred and Rhoda
Seiji. Dana graduated from San
Diego State in 1982 and in 1983
began a career with Operating
Engineers Local 3 that would span
over 32 years. Dana worked in the
NCSJAC for approximately 15 years
before transferring to the Operating
Engineers Alameda Office where she
worked until retiring in 2015. In 1986
while vacationing in Europe she met
the love of her life, Michael Barker,
and they married in June the following
year. During her wonderful 28 year
marriage, Dana engaged in one of her
favorite past times, traveling. Dana
enjoyed several dozen cruises and
visited much of the U.S. as well as
numerous foreign countries. When
not traveling, Dana spent extensive
hours participating in her second
favorite hobby, playing Texas Hold
‘em poker. Above all else, Dana was
extremely devoted to her incredibly
large family and extended family by
which she will be greatly missed.
Dana is survived by her husband,
Michael Barker; her parents, Fred
and Rhoda Seiji; brother, Darrin
Seiji SP’82; as well as her numerous
family members.
Noel Banaag SP’85 passed away
October 20, 2014.
Stephen (Caus) Causbrook SP’85
passed away on July 9, 2015. Caus
was born to Charles and Nancy
Fitzpatrick Causbrook SV’62 on
July 10, 1967. He was a former
resident of Green Valley and lived
in Vallejo most of his life. He
received his Bachelor’s Degree
from Sacramento State University
and worked for Napa County as
a Juvenile Probation Officer for
several years. Caus enjoyed life to
the fullest. He was a former member
of Green Valley Country Club where
he enjoyed spending time with his
sons, especially on the golf course.
He was a talented cook, hosting
numerous dinners for his family and
friends. He was also an avid Oakland
Raider and Los Angeles Dodgers
fan. One of his greatest joys was
becoming a grandpa just six months
ago.
Stephen was preceded in
death by his father, Charles (Butch)
Causbrook. He is survived by his
sons, Chris and Nick; mother, Nancy;
brother, Dennis Causbrook SP’81
(Juanita) and grandson, Charlie.
Obituaries
Crockett” and yes, just like most
young boys his age he proudly wore
his Davey Crockett raccoon hat.
Christmas of 1961, Santa brought
Mark a fire engine red English Racer
bicycle. For the next five years,
weather permitting, the Williams
children rode their bikes together.
Mark played little league and his
entire family would just walk across
the street to cheer him on. After
high school, he attended Solano
Community College for a year. He
was then recruited by Bell & Howe
Institute to move to Arizona where
he successfully completed their two
year training program for technology
programmers.
Mark moved his
family back to San Jose where he
spent several years working for high
tech companies. After moving to
Oakland, he started MGW Services,
a janitorial maintenance company
and ran it for about five years before
returning to corporate America.
Mark had several promotions while
working with Calidad and then
Crossroads. He went from Project
Manager to Regional Janitorial
Services Manager and finally to
Divisional
Janitorial
Services
Manager with a staff of nearly 150
employees. Mark is survived by his
mother, Ursula; sisters, Michelle
Williams Jackson SV’68 and
Kathleen Williams Sims SV’70;
children, Chanel, Mark Jr. and
Larry; one grandchild and several
more relatives and friends. Mark
is preceded in death by his father,
James.
Millicent (Millie) Duvall SV’85
passed away on June 5, 2015,
surrounded by family and friends.
There were solemn moments, times
of silence, prayers, tears, stories
told, memories shared and lots of
laughs, exactly like Millie would
have wanted it to be as she was sent
home. Although born in Vallejo,
Benicia has always been her home. Millie worked at her alma mater
for the past 18 years, most recently
as Director of Development. Her
passion and commitment to her
school, her fellow alumni and her
connection to the SPSV community,
both past and present, will be sorely
missed … certainly, never forgotten. Millie was a longtime member of
St. Dominic’s Parish Community,
Soroptimist of Benicia, Benicia Holy
Ghost Society, both The Benicia
and Vallejo Chambers of Commerce
and the Benicia Bocce Ball League. Millie is survived by her brothers,
Mike (Kathy), Marty and Malcolm
Duvall; her niece, Kimberly Walker;
nephews, Dennis Welsh, Gus and
Evan Duvall and a huge collection
of great “life friends” who will keep
Millie in their memories forever. She
was preceded in death by her mother,
Patricia O’Connell Duvall SV’44
and sister, Peggie Duvall Welsh. The family prefers donations in her
memory be made to the Millicent
Duvall SV’85 Endowed Scholarship
at St. Patrick-St. Vincent High
School.
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