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fall 2OO5 STATE oF ThE CollEgE rEPorT aDVaNCEMENT HIGHlIGHTS ThE liST oF loyAl DoNorS
D’YOUVILLE COLLEGE
ANNUAL REPORT 2OO4-2OO5
D’YOUVILLE COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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STATE OF THE COLLEGE REPORT
FROM THE PRESIDENT:
Insights into an extraordinary year
Chairman
Hon. Kevin Dillon
Vice Chair
Barbara Walter
Secretary
Nancy R. Dobson
Board Members
James Anderson
Paul D. Bauer
Marguerite Collesano
Brian Fisher
Dr. D. Bruce Johnstone
Kenneth Koessler, Jr.
Dr. Michael Kuettel
Sr. Jean M. Liston, GNSH
Vincent J. Mancuso
Gerard Mazurkiewicz
William D. McGuire
Eugene Meeks
Edwin A. Mirand, Ph.D., D.Sc.
Sandra Mobley-Terry
Shephen E. Quinlan
Rebecca Reeder
Wayne Reilly
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH, Ph.D.
Victoria Saxon
James N. Schmit
Michael Sheehan
Charles A. Bauda, M.D. (emeritus)
Dolores Prezyna (ex officio)
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ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS
FUNDRAISING, JUNE 1, 2004 - MAY 31, 2005:
A reflection of support of the college’s mission
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
SOURCES & PURPOSES OF FUNDS
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REPORT OF GIVING
LIST OF LOYAL DONORS:
An alliance of alumni, trustees, faculty, administrators &
staff, advisors, foundations & community friends
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
RECENT GATHERINGS:
Buffalo Bisons Game,
Boston Chapter, Rochester Chapter, Florida Party
and Major Donor Reception
Class Notes, Life Transitions
Fall & Winter Calendar
STATE OF THE COLLEGE REPORT
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FROM THE PRESIDENT:
Insights into an extraordinary year
As we come to the end of one academic year and begin
another, it behooves us to look with gratitude at the
achievements and issues of the past one and to plan
enthusiastically for that which faces D’Youville in the one ahead.
The 2004-05 academic year has seen many significant developments
for D’Youville College. A principal activity was the preparation of the Middle
States ten-year report and the visitation of the Middle States team in April.
That effort took many months and much deliberation on the college campus because it
involved the entire campus community and necessitated both self-reflection and the projection
of the most compelling issues that face the college for the proximate future.
The visit by the Middle States team was a great success. We enjoyed learning from our colleagues and
benefited greatly from the interaction with them. As a result of that visit, there were three comprehensive
recommendations made to the college:
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To continue to dialog about D’Youville’s mission statement and to incorporate the mission into all
of our plans, programs and departments
To develop a new institutional plan that flows directly from the mission statement and addresses
future needs
To develop a comprehensive outcomes assessment evaluation program, which will enable us to discover
whether or not we are meeting our goals and achieving the standards that we have set for ourselves.
LAYING NEW ACADEMIC MILESTONES
Along with the comprehensive Middle States process, however, the college made many other significant
strides as follows:
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The chiropractic program, offered first during the 2004-05 academic year, worked out its curriculum,
on both the undergraduate and graduate levels, modifying it and streamlining its offerings. It also
commenced its initial recruitment efforts, which successfully brought a significant number of new
students to D’Youville in the fall of 2005.
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The mathematics major that has not been offered at D’Youville since 1993 was reinvigorated and
took in its first students in August 2005. This new academic program will meet the overwhelming
demand for math and computer science teachers and will broaden the college’s liberal arts and
sciences degree offerings.
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The year 2004-05 also was the first full academic year during which the exercise and sports studies
program was offered. It seems to be on a very good course attracting students and preparing them
with a solid foundation for future opportunities in their field. The growing interest in exercise
science and fitness and D’Youville’s long expertise in healthcare and the sciences allows this
program to fit easily into the college’s curricular offerings.
SHARING OUR INTELLECTUAL WEALTH
One of the most exciting developments of the past year has been the focus on research. Inasmuch
as D’Youville now offers so many programs on the graduate level, especially the new doctoral
programs, it is important for the faculty and the students to be engaged in research programs.
Throughout the past year, many faculty have developed research agendas, have been involved in
individual and collaborative projects, and have used the excitement that those projects have produced
to enhance their teaching and to involve the students. Because of the importance of research in
graduate education, it is incumbent upon D’Youville to offer opportunities and resources to both
faculty and students to help them engage their knowledge in ways that will prove beneficial when
they are applied to many fields of learning and professional issues.
This past year has seen the beginning of the D’Youville College Center for Cognitive Science
that focuses on providing research opportunities for faculty and students in a multitude
of interdisciplinary areas including cognition, ontology, learning, behavioral sciences,
consciousness studies, biopsychology, spatial reasoning and extended biomedical applications.
That research, coupled with the work being done currently by other faculty members in their individual
departments, has ignited many other faculty to discover their issues of investigation and to pursue them.
STRENGTHENING OUR ATHLETIC PROWESS
During 2004-05 the college participated in the newly configured North East Athletic Conference
(NEAC) of NCAA Division III teams. D’Youville fared well in the competition and embraced eagerly
the issues that face any fledgling athletic conference. Through the hard work of all of the eleven
colleges participating in the conference, the academic and athletic standards of the players are high, the
colleges enjoy excellent competitive sports, and athletes are grounded in the values commensurate with
good sportsmanship and athletic rigor.
D’Youville’s crew team continues to strengthen its athletic prowess and participated in several
competitions. Because of increased interest among the students, the crew team has expanded and will
be even more competitive and competent during the 2005-06 year.
Although, in the past few years, D’Youville has been able to build a beautiful new gym and expand
the locker rooms and exercise facilities, the athletic programs are going to require continuous attention,
funding and space over the next few years.
BUILDING OUR FINANCIAL BASE
Multifaceted fundraising efforts were successful. The college endowment has grown and has reached
$17,910,000. During the past year, the scholarship funds have increased also from approximately
$2.8 million to $3.2 million. In addition, the college was successful in acquiring new grant funding. A
review of the list of the grants received indicates the extent of their financial support but does not portray
adequately the incentive they have provided for research, programmatic development, marketing and
recruitment of students.
Recently, D’Youville was notified that the college will receive $1.6 million from the Transportation
Equity Act—A Legacy For Users (TEA-LU). Those funds will be used to reconfigure the block of
Fargo Avenue between Connecticut Street and Porter Avenue to make it safer for pedestrian use and
more aesthetically appealing.
ENHANCING OUR URBAN CAMPUS
One of the college’s most exciting accomplishments was the dedication of a new residence building
in January 2005. This building houses 165 students and is built in an apartment-style design. The
building lends significance to the Westside of Buffalo and enhances Connecticut Street particularly.
Passersby have commented on the appeal of the structure and are pleased that D’Youville has been able
to expand in such a way that strengthens the surrounding community.
A major improvement made during the summer of 2005 was the replacement of all the windows in
the Koessler Administration Building. It is the first phase of a two-phase process. The next and very
welcome change will be the installation of a completely new HVAC system, resulting in air-conditioning
of the entire building and Madonna Hall as well.
Another substantial physical improvement made over the summer was the upgrading of the Kavinoky
Theatre. The lighting was replaced with a state-of-the-art system. New curtains, paint and an apron,
added to the front of the stage, all enhance the theatre’s appearance.
CONTINUING THE TRADITION OF SERVICE
Service is a strong component of D’Youville’s mission. The number of students engaged in service
projects increases each year; the learning and satisfaction that is achieved through those programs is of
great value not only to the community, but also to the students themselves.
During the past year, the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) had an extraordinary year. They secured
first place in the regional competition in New Orleans and moved to the national level. At the national
level, one hundred schools—including D’Youville—were divided into ten divisions. While they did
not place in the final round, the students took first place in the first round and second place in the second
round. The endeavors in which they were engaged were service projects involving high school students
who learned to develop and implement an entrepreneurial plan of assisting people in Western New
York to fill out their tax returns, especially those who had difficulty because of age, infirmity, language
or lack of literacy. The results were then presented in competition.
PLANNING OUR ENROLLMENT GROWTH
The fall semester of 2004 saw the largest enrollment that D’Youville has ever had. However, that
number has been exceeded in fall 2005 and D’Youville now has more undergraduate, master’s level,
and doctoral students than in any previous year. One of the other significant goals for the college for
the past several years was to provide a better mix of students so that the number of freshmen was
increased, the number of graduate students stabilized, and a greater diversity was found among students
in graduate programs. Progress has been made toward each of those goals and D’Youville is planning
new and significant enrollment goals for future years. Although there are many students at D’Youville,
the college still remains very personal and true to its mission of addressing individual student needs and
of providing the kind of support and encouragement that helps a student achieve academic success.
Not only have the number of students increased but students have changed in other ways as well. SAT
scores continue to climb and the diversity of international students grows significantly each semester.
D’Youville’s growth has been exponential rather than incremental. It is visible on campus because of
the number of new buildings and newly refurbished existing buildings. It is visible, also, by the number
of students who traverse the campus on a regular basis and is definitely visible in the number of cars
that are parking or trying to park on or near campus at any single moment. There is life and activity
everywhere and a wholesome vibrancy is so abundant that it is almost tangible.
Truly, D’Youville College is an exhilarating place to be!
Now it is time to look toward the future…
EMBRACING THE WORLD COMMUNITY
The college is bursting with ideas for new—and exciting—academic programs.
In addition, the college is continuing to expand its technological capability. In future years, D’Youville
must make certain that it expands its technology in ways that enable learning and interaction with
people in other educational and research institutions throughout the world. The connections with
scholars and researchers in other countries will enrich the knowledge base of students here and
acquaint them with international developments and possibilities. Marguerite d’Youville’s spirit of
inclusion is evident in these new ventures.
This same spirit—the spirit of Marguerite—compels D’Youville to move forward in innovative
and courageous ways. The new doctoral programs in health policy and chiropractic care are based
on the long tradition of providing compassionate health care to those most at risk or most neglected
by contemporary practice and systems. Based on Marguerite’s innovative ways of serving the most
abandoned and neglected, I believe that D’Youville should embrace the opportunity to welcome
students from countries where higher education is not so available or accessible as it is in the United
States and to find creative ways of educating those who have impediments to learning because of
previous experiences or emotional barriers.
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STATE OF THE COLLEGE REPORT
Because of the shrinking borders in our world, the international aspect of education must inform both
the curriculum and the college’s recruitment efforts. D’Youville has made strides in its global presence
and its ability to attract students from other countries. However, these steps are only initial ones
and must be taken to far greater lengths in order for D’Youville to prepare graduates well for the
world in which they will be living. Therefore, international presence through additional study abroad
programs, the recruitment of students, and the incorporation of global interests and information in all
of the curricular offerings is a challenge that must be addressed in the next years and beyond.
In order to accommodate the increased number of students at D’Youville, there must be a continued
search for appropriate property for expansion purposes. In the near future, more space will be required
for academic programs, athletic fields, research and parking. The science laboratories should be
modernized and expanded and new ones need to be constructed for the program requirements now in
place at the college. Classrooms are being updated but more are required to meet the enrollment growth
anticipated in the next few years. Along with classroom space is the concomitant need for faculty
offices. Plans are being made for these additional facilities as well.
Additionally, for the last several years, D’Youville has requested permission from the Ministry of
Education in Ontario, Canada, to offer courses and a degree program on-site in Canada. This request is
moving forward and it is conceivable that within the next two years D’Youville will have a Canadian
presence. This development may or may not occur, but D’Youville is poised and ready for the
exciting collaborative venture that this proposes. The outcome is contingent upon the permission of the
appropriate regulatory agencies in Ontario.
APPROACHING ONE HUNDRED YEARS
Plans are moving forward for the celebration of D’Youville’s Centennial in the year 2008. It is
startling to think that D’Youville is nearly one hundred years old and has continued to offer a firstclass education at a modest tuition to diverse groups of students during these one hundred years. The
celebration will be fun, inclusive and filled with gratitude for God’s continuous blessings.
MIRRORING SAINT MARGUERITE
Most of all, thrusting us forward into a wonderful future is the spirit of Marguerite d’Youville.
Marguerite was a woman who embraced challenge and turned it into opportunity, always mindful
of those who were most marginalized in society.
With that spirit in mind, D’Youville prepares to move forward with the same ingenuity, creativity,
determination, and compassion that were so obvious in Marguerite’s life.
It is apparent that our graduates have accomplished remarkable things and have given overwhelming
examples of service and compassion emanating from the education that they have received here.
It is my hope that current students and future graduates continue in that same vein and become the
fine women and men of the future who will transform the face of society and consider it a privilege
to offer their hands to the needy.
Ad multos annos!
President of the college
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ADVANCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS
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FUNDRAISING June 1, 2004 - May 31, 2005
A reflection of support of the college’s mission
“ To teach students to contribute to the world community by
leading compassionate, productive and responsible lives,
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are lines from the D’Youville College mission statement that
articulate the primary goal of the college. This is a daunting
responsibility and one that is not easily accomplished.
Whether students are studying physical therapy, nursing, education, or
international business, the objective is always the same: they must be cognizant
that they who have had the privilege of a baccalaureate degree—and for many who have
studied beyond that level—have a responsibility to the communities in which they elect to
live and work. Thus, the philosophy of St. Marguerite d’Youville becomes a living commitment
throughout their years at the college.
D’Youville is extremely fortunate to have the leadership of Sister Denise A. Roche, GNSH, and an
administrative staff who endorse and foster the charge described above. Since 1908 when it was founded,
the college has been quick to identify a need in the community and to respond. At the height of World
War II, the dearth of nurses resulted in the establishment of a nursing program, which continues to
flourish today. It would be easy to give a long litany of the programs that D’Youville has developed
because the college saw a deficiency and responded to the need.
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FINANCIAL SUMMARY
How has D’Youville been able to sustain this expansion and development? It is because the generosity
of her alumni and friends has been extraordinary. In the difficult days of the Great Depression, young
graduates bought life insurance policies with the college as sole beneficiary. A few years later with the
advent of an alumni/development office, a plan was introduced asking graduates to give $36.50 per year
or ten cents a day. In the same spirit, the Grey Nuns themselves have long been outstanding examples
of beneficence, returning their small stipends to the college coffers. And so, the college continues to
carry on its mission.
This past year has been a particularly gratifying one in the annals of the college’s fundraising. Significant
success was experienced in procuring grants throughout the 2004-2005 year. Almost $1.2 million in gifts
and grants from alumni, friends, corporations and foundations flowed into the college. The John R.
Sources of Funds 2OO4-2OO5
Oishei Foundation awarded a three-year, $450,000 grant to the Touch Lives – Be a Nurse program. The
Alumni/Graduates (47%)
$559,560.91
year ended with a two-year, $350,000 grant from the Margaret L. Wendt Foundation directed to the
Foundations (25%)
$291,141.23
chiropractic program. In addition to these two significant awards, the college also received thirty other
Friends & Employees (14%)
$168,496.31
Corporations,
Matching Gift Corporations &
Non-Profit Organizations (11%)
$131,174.88
grants (ten new and twenty renewals) throughout the year.
Trustees (3%)
D’Youville’s endowment may never reach the size of larger colleges and universities, but we know
Honors/Memorials (nominal)
that alumni will carry on the legacy of giving and bequeathing to D’Youville. Her smaller endowment
TOTAL
$34,596.20
$925.00
$1,185,894.53
does not imply that the college does less in providing excellent education for students. The quality
and effectiveness of classroom teaching, the welcoming of low-income students, and the retention
and graduation of minority students all reflect the concerns of the faculty for our students and the
careful stewardship of funds entrusted to the college. Jesuit Saturdays by William J. Byron, SJ, former
president of The Catholic University of America and rector of Georgetown University, identifies these
values: “...to carefully and creatively manage limited resources, working for a multiplier effect through
a strong sense of commitment to students, and preparing first generation college students for upward
mobility and careers of complete and generous service to their communities.” These words eloquently
articulate D’Youville’s mission.
Whatever the heights to which the college has ascended in the nearly one hundred years of her history,
there must be no limits as to where she can go and to what she can continue to achieve. D’Youville will
always be a good steward of the funds entrusted to her and of the students entrusted to her, who expect
to receive the excellent education for which she is known.
It is a tribute to those whose names are recorded here in recognition of their loyalty and constancy to
Purposes of Funds 2OO4-2OO5
Unrestricted (38%)
$448,917.08
Endowment (30%)
$354,783.38
Restricted/Other (21%)
$251,455.50
Campus Renovations (11%)
$130,738.57
TOTAL
$1,185,894.53
present and future D’Youvillians and to their Alma Mater. Without their commitment and generosity,
the many good things happening here would never be realized. Never has it been a more exciting time
to be at D’Youville, nor a more exciting time to ponder what the future will bring.
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GIFT SOCIETIES
REPORT OF GIVING
President’s Society
$25,000+
Anonymous
Mary Pendy Koessler, ’49
Dr. J. Warren Perry
Chancellor’s Society
$10,000 - $24,999
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LIST OF LOYAL DONORS
Gifts received, June 1, 2004
through May 31, 2005
Alumni donors are listed here by gift society
and by class year.
Where applicable, gift societies are based
on the combined total of an individual’s
personal gift and corporate matching gift
within the fiscal year and are denoted by: *
Deceased denoted by: Ö
Dr. Edith M. Flanigen, ’50
Kenneth and Paula Keenan
Koessler, ’67
Alice Riehle Riley, ’30
Marguerite d’Youville Society
$5,000 - $9,999
Charles A. Bauda, M.D.
Mary Schweitzer Bauer, ’47
Irene Weber Clair, ’43 *
Marjorie McGowan Demerly, ’39
Irma Dickman, ’33 Ö
M. Jane Dickman
Mary Margaret Jones Jordan, ’33 Ö
Dr. Ardyce Lightner
Robert Reger, Jr.
Robert Rich, Sr.
Joan of Arc Society
$2,500 - $4,999
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Bauer
Eileen Clifford Cavanaugh, ’63
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano, ’64
Mary Moriarity Cottrell, ’45
Christina Barth Eberl, ’67
Robert Kelly*
Lawley Services
Mary McDonald Mascott, ’66*
Dr. Edwin A. Mirand
Ruth Smith, ’55
Porter Associates
$1,000 - $2,499
Mary Ransford Anderson, ’49
Patricia Dugan Barker, ’63
Mary Elizabeth Bisantz, ’66
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Boggan
Margaret M. Boone, ’29 Ö
Anne Ranallo Burke, ’39
Barbara Thorpe Cartee, ’69 *
Jeanette Schreiber Costantino, ’45
Mary Frances Curry, ’44
Mary M. DeLaney, ’72
Grace Druar, ’39
Elaine O’Gorek Ehmann, ’64
Jane Flanigen Griffin, ’54
Mary Ellen Story Haggerty, ’58 *
Eileen Sullivan Holzhauer, ’71
John B. Hunter *
Mary O’Leary Hurley, ’73
Maureen Hutchinson, ’45
Dr. and Mrs. D. Bruce Johnstone
Dr. Genevieve Zoltowicz Kanski, ’55
Dolores Zielinski Kasler, ’44
Donald G. Keller
Barbara Schumacher Klocke, ’61
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Kathleen Mary Kreis, ’67
Sally Swanson Lawless, ’48
Rosemary O’Connor Lawley, ’60
Carol Scheminger Lazarus, ’66
Jeanne F. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Mancuso *
Jean McGarry, ’57
William D. McGuire
Dorothy Higgins McNicholas, ’69
Carol Lyons Montante, ’64
Janice Weaver Moran, ’73
Robert Murphy
Katie Shane O’Hara, ’59
Arlene Redmond, ’31
Wayne R. Reilly
Lorraine Gay Russo, ’58
Michael Sheehan
Paul D. Smith
Jeanette Swartz
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Thorpe *
Judith Jarnot Travers, ’65
Dr. Nicholas D. Trbovich
Isabelle Turner, ’42 *
Catherine Van Dyke, ’45
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke, ’52
Barbara Walter
Founder’s Society
$500 - $999
Margaret Beuerlein Bartolotti, ’67 *
Dorothy Mazzara Bellanti ’72
Doris Lamb Bensman, ’37
Jane Anne Bigelow, ’67
Catherine M. Braniecki, ’73 *
Joan Romanowski Bukowski, ’56
Mary Joan Byrne, ’50
Barbara Jean Campagna, ’63
Mark T. Cappello, ’80
Center for Research on Physical
Activity Sport & Health
Catherine Luby Ceranski, ’62
Victoria A. Christopher, ’71
Mary Finnigan Collins, ’46
Taine Rems Conboy, ’55
Chandra L. Costello ’00
Salvatrice LoFaso Cramer, ’67
Margaret P. Curry, ’46
Elaine Brown Curtin, ’46
North Country Chapter
Sandra Kolasz Dale, ’73
Mary Frances Danner, ’55
Rosemary Dean Delaney, ’48
Marie C. Dietrich MD, ’64
Jean Roth Duffy, ’51
Nancy Nolan Fenzl, ’54
Esther Valvo Fest, ’59
Barbara Steinkirchner Fitch, ’57
Anne Murray Forte, ’48
Mary Norton Gehan, ’63
Lucille Austin Gibbin, ’49
Merlene C. Gingher
Leona Reed Gonzales, ’57
Mary Lenahan Gormley, ’41
Anna Haenle, ’57
Mary Ellen Feider Hape, ’63
Mary Meincke Heider, ’75
Mary Durkin Hughes, ’61
Esther Fischle Joy, ’46
Kevin T. Keane
Mary Anne Kelleher, ’57
Dr. David Kelly
Susan Kempf, ’71
Mary Elizabeth Kirwan, ’60
Bonnie Bernhardt Knoke, ’67
Eleonore Elizabeth Kolodziej, ’53
Eileen McCafferty Koolpe, ’73
Delphine Gorski Kozera, ’55
Evelyn Kruse, ’46
Nancy Mills Loving, ’42
Lorraine Attea Lynn, ’42
Gloria Mueller Magee, ’46
Geraldine Sherman Maley, ’54
Claire Coughlin Malico, ’54
Joan Cox Mccaffrey, ’64
June Galloway McCarthy, ’59
Louise DeSpirit McGrath, 68
Ann McCormick McQuillan, ’73
Jane Ellen Mead, ’72
Carol A. Milazzo, ’00
Julia White Miller, ’73
Linda Bilowus Moretti, ’81
Sophie Thomas Mueller, ’43
North Country Chapter
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O’Leary, Jr.
Daniel O’Leary, Sr.
Salvatore W. Page
Jane Lyons Patterson, ’76 *
Patricia Funnell Pfalzer, ’49
Patricia Deck Phillips, ’52
Marilyn L. Repsher, ’52
Barbara Lee Rhee, ’82
MaryEllen Burke Roszkowski, ’73
Mary McKinley Rutledge, ’44 Ö
Martha Rollek Rutowski, ’57
Dr. Donald Sabo
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Schmit
Patricia Quigley Schoeni, ’61
Jane Bishop Shea, ’67
Barbara Haley Simmons, ’56
Joseph Simon, Jr.
Barbara Harrity Smith, ’64
Sarah Januale Treanor ’65
Mary Quinn Tumas, ’50 *
Joan Voltz Warner, ’46 *
Carmela Valente, ’38
Helen Bodkin Zuelzer, ’77
St. Cecelia Society
$250 - $499
Dr. John Abbarno
Norma Bouquard Adolf, ’54
Marcia Bosinski Andrews, ’69
Joan Stahl Ast, ’71
Alice Barton, ’54
Irene Poupore Beaufait, ’45
Maureen Carroll Bender, ’67
Mary Gerbino Berger, ’70
Jean Rae Bleck, ’61
Elizabeth Eder Bobseine, ’44
Annette H. Boies-Lobl, ’68
Margaret Bishop Borchard, ’73
Joan Murray Brady, ’84
Patricia Herbst Burke, ’69
Donna Evans Butt, ’72
Ann Gianadda Casarsa, ’50
Camille Massaro Caulfield, ’57
Mary M. Chassin, ’44
Mary Murray Chren, ’42
Dolores Egan Cooley, ’49
Michele Gadbow Costello, ’72
Dorothy Kinney Crabb, ’49
Marie Caruana Crofoot, ’79
Jo Ellen Perrigo Cronin, ’72
Virginia Johnson Dachenhausen, ’71
Phyllis Esposito Perna, ’42
Jean Ripton Peterson, ’46
Sharon A Pikul, ’74
Mary Lapczenski Pyrak, ’54
Romana Kelly Reger, ’44
D. Eilly Reilly, USN, ’79
Carol Kosinski Riniolo, ’64
Norah Riniolo, ’92
Patricia O’Neil Ruttenbur, ’50
Lorraine Drzymata Rybak, ’67
Rose Ranallo Sapecky, ’39
Rosemarie Richter Scherer, ’54
Kathleen Hassett Seibel, ’73
Ruth Seitz
Maryanne Shanahan, ’65
Leon Shkolnik
Mary Ellen Smith, ’72
Patricia Marino Smyton, ’65
Joan Planz Spencer, ’63
Julie Werth Stagliano, ’65
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Stapleton
Roberta Stewart, ’70
Joan Kathryn Sutton, ’62
Lynn R. Taylor
Mary Chatterton Travalia, ’69
Mary A. Byrne Villacorta, ’59
Margaret Mary Wagner, ’59
Paula Moore Wagner, ’51
Joan Voltz Warner, ’46 *
Alice Kazmierczak Werynski, ’54
Norrine Brown Whissel, ’50
Ellen Lagonegro Wierzbieniec, ’73
Susan F. Wilk, ’74
Dawn M. Williams
Marion Winkler, ’37
John & Barbara Wolff *
Trudy Ganczewski Zablotny, ’56
Gloria Solecki Zieziula, ’69
Pollyanna Radley Zinck, ’64
Judith Carr Beecher, ’77
Marna Dockum Bellanca, ’63 *
Mary O’Dowd Beltrami, ’76
Eugenia Morris Bender, ’40
Lois I. Bernbeck, ’64
Elizabeth Hallock Bernel, ’76
Rosemarie Mazurowski Bernick, ’54
Kelly Biehls
Joan Blake Blaho, ’60
Joanne Smistek Blake, ’73 *
Valerie Thielman Blind, ’63
Dr. Earl J. Boggan
Suzanne Kovarovic Bomar, ’66
Barbara M. Bouchard, ’73
Helen Keefe Bowen, ’54
Maureen Crane Bowers, ’70
Christine Bracco, ’82
Ann Marie Vacca Bradley, ’52
Ann Stephens Brady, ’65
Anne Hellerer Brandl, ’39
Dr. Frank Brathwaite
Ann Duggan Bratthauer, ’71
Marilyn Haberman Braun, ’60
Mary Frances Genco Breen, ’59
Margaret Murphy Breimayer, ’65
Lynn O’Connell Brennan, ’68
Sr. Eileen Britt, ’39
Dr. Timothy Bronson
Anne Fitzpatrick Brown, ’72
Barbara Brady Brown, ’64
Sarah Norwalk Brown, ’53
Frances Holland Bruce, ’60
Eileen Fries Brunotte, ’47
Deborah Bruch Bucki, ’75
Helen J. Bueme, ’74
Margaret Schreiber Burnham, ’42
Marie Tinto Burns, ’59
Patricia Burns, ’77
Robert Burns, ’97
Louise J. Buscaglia Klenk, ’69
Ann Harrington Byrne, ’65
Century Club
Constance Carroll Cahill, ’80
$100 - $249
Maureen Cahill, ’72
Mary Ellen Snyder Cahoon, ’58
Phyllis Neubauer Abbarno, ’72 *
Margaret Cain, ’71
Nancy A. Acara, ’47
Rosemary Huthmacher A’Hearn, ’61 Deana Sannella Calandra, ’45
Jean Bisantz Caldiero, ’69
Martha Taylor Ahrens, ’71
Helen Slonina Callsen, ’54
Kathryn Cuccia Alessi, ’69
Caesarina Ciminelli Cardarelli, ’43
Carlos Alexandro, ’01
Eileen O’Brien Cardona, ’71
Ann M. Andel, ’72
Mary Keiran Carney, ’48 Ö
Janet D’Arrigo Angelino, ’60
Mary Crowley Carosella, ’52
Barbara Rauber Arnault, ’68
June Reipe Casey, ’42
Joan Augustyn, ’62
Anthony Castelletti, ’78
Corinne Braun Averill, ’75
Susan Donnelly Cavanaugh, ’70
Carol Matzner Aviles, ’68
Kathleen Harden Cercone, ’85
Olga Kozoriz Baatz, ’43
Dora Agostinelli Cesar, ’54
Patricia Balcerzak, ’66
Anne Shingler Chen, ’89
Ruth Justin Baldin, ’51
Marianne Chiumento, ’69
Joan Branicky Banas, ’77
Carolyn Kozera Chlosta, ’63
Mary Ellen Sheremeta Banks, ’68
Barbara A. Chmielewski, ’60
Barbara Gregorio Barbarossa, ’62
Michael R. Cipolla
Marie Loepere Barfield, ’40
Daniel Coen
Mark Barnes, ’76
In memory of Suzanne Coen ’51
William Barrick
Melissa Turner Cohen, ’71
Joan McKenna Barron, ’53
Louise Renzi Colburn, ’64
Margaret Killeen Barry, ’51
Blanche Gailey Colello, ’59
Mary E. Barth, ’72
Carol Dolloff Collard, ’62
Donna L. Bartolone, ’74
Arlene Rycombel Collins, ’61
Kathleen Hofbauer Bartt, ’65
Deirdre Mary Bastible, ’73
Katherine Riedy Collins, ’41
Margaret Webster Bauer, ’44
Mary Wachter Comaskey, ’62
Joyce Samol Bealer, ’83
Dorothy Alice Condon, ’71
Carol Grace Beckman, ’70
Maryann Blake Connolly, ’58
Dr. Kathleen Connor, ’64
Sr. Mary Brendan Connors, ’54
Anne E. Connors, ’31
Frances Frizzell Considine, ’49
Winifred Conway, ’57
Patricia Sullivan Cossaboon, ’52
Linda Ramich Costello, ’66
Rosemary Drennen Courboin, ’41
M. Patricia O’Donnell Crane,, ’64
Judy Calandra Cremeno, ’70
Kathleen Kane Crowe, ’69
Kathryn Bunce Crowe, ’47
Agnes Crowley, ’54
Mary Jane Christine Cryan, ’65
Philomene Kosmoski Cudzilo, ’77
Elizabeth Cullen, ’73
Patricia Finnigan Cullinan, ’51
Patricia Martin Cullinan, ’62
Dorothy Denny Cumber, ’55
Esther Weiksnar Curtin, ’46
Mary Farrell Curtin, ’48
Anne Shields Curto, ’60
Dorothy Smith Czarniak, ’57
Margaret Dougherty Daley, ’47
Kathleen Martina Damiano, ’54
Rita Saggese Dauria, ’45
Mary Jane McDonald Dean, ’49
DEL Resource
Diane M. Del Santo, ’82
Mary Poorten Demarse, ’63
Maureen Purcell Diggins, ’68
Ruth Quigley Dillingham, ’79
Mary E. Dillon, ’72
Patricia Pantera DiSessa, ’67
Janet Kelly Doan, ’52
Genevieve McNeil Dobmeier, ’52
Margaret Hannan Dollinger, ’43
Mary Elizabeth Dougherty, ’50
Dr. Richard Dowds and
Mrs. Sarah Tomlinson
Margaret King Downey, ’66 *
Rebecca Pickering Downey, ’75
Patricia Dixon Doyle, ’62
Rita Devine Driscoll, ’50
Dolores Damon Drobot, ’59
Diana Milazzo Duca, ’54
M. Sally Dumas, ’59
Mary Lou Ehrne Dunn, ’47
Arlene Felski Durski, ’64
John M. Dutcher, ’86
Rita Winiecki Dykstra, ’69
Mary I. Eder, ’03
Mary Jo Holland Eichner, ’75 *
Laura Eisenzopf, ’03
Sr. Mary Joan Elias, GNSH, ’54
Michelle Bobseine Emerling, ’70
Doris Carlo Erickson, ’47
Mary Eberl Evans, ’59
Roberta Rozek Evans, ’62
Kathleen Kelly Fabbri, ’70
Patricia Barry Farley, ’63
Margaret Griffin Farley, ’46
Paul Fasanello, ’85
Marie Fasano-Ramos, ’62
Kenneth R. Fawcett
Charlyn Spellman Fedak, ’50
Dianne Feeney, ’81
Jean F. Feldman, D.V.M., ’77
Marcella Farinelli Fierro, M.D., ’62
Rosemary DeCarlo Fiorella, ’47
Linda Fisher
Dr. Marilynn Mahoney
Fleckenstein,’65
Thelma E. Fleisch, ’43
Joanne Condren Flowers, ’65
Marguerite Fleming Flynn, ’65
Marie Kelly Foley, ’40
Ruth Kraus Foley-Richert, ’51
Margaret Quinlivan Forti, ’36
Arlene Martin Foss, ’47
Elizabeth McGinley Fox, ’53
Doris Becht Frainier, ’49
Arlene M. Freitas, ’61
Patricia B. Frey, ’70
Joanne Wall Fuchs, ’51
Marcella Clark Fugle, ’49
Rose Payssa Furman, ’64
Mary Dawson Furnanz, ’70
Joan Suttell Futterer, ’42 Ö
Ann Haley Gabrielli, ’58
Kathleen Larson Gallagher, ’72
Marlene Kenney Galligan, ’58
Sharon Cleary Gallivan, ’69
Phyllis Mahoney Ganey, ’54
Margaret Gannon, ’78
Christian Sauerbier Gee, ’74
Diane Ciminelli Geerken, ’71
Nancy Bonadio Gentile, ’54 Ö
Patricia Papa Geraci, ’59
Ann Povinelli Geraci, ’57
Joan Kennedy Gerbasi, ’58
Lucille A. Gervase, ’62
Mary Gallo Giangreco, ’47
Dorothy Stein Gianturco, ’58
Nancy Florin Giordano, ’64
Carol Ruth Glaeser, ’65
Jeanne Marie Glair, ’67
Cynthia Rickard Gleasman, ’72
Nancy Lopresti Goodrich, ’60
Barbara McGrath Gorga, ’72
Catherine Gormley, ’71
Linda Fischer Gottler, ’66
Gretchen Miller Grant, ’70
Myrtle Pickering Green, ’54
Carol Hoefen Greisberger, ’74
Ann Hoffman Grifasi, ’87 *
Mary Conroy Grine, ’60
Marcia Gruber
Kathleen Powers Guarino, ’84
Rita Leising Guastaferro, ’37
Phyllis Fiutak Gulczewski, ’60
Alicia Herrera Gutierrez, ’67
Dr. Carole A. Gutt
Elsa Marie Haas, ’66
Kathleen Hadrych Ross, ’72
Dr. Paul T. Hageman, ’73
Rita Penasack Hahn, ’54
Joanne Lodick Haley, ’66
R. Nancy Haley, ’60
Joan M. Hall, ’71
Margaret Haberman Hammerl, ’56
Barbara Hurewitz Hankin, ’72
Patricia R. Hanson, ’83
Mary Ann Kudla Hargrave, ’63
Anne Harrington, ’43
Nancy Sullivan Hartnett, ’50
Margaret A. Haselbauer, ’55
Patricia Hartnett Hauf, ’51
Maureen Eagleton Healy, ’74
Inez Saggese Hedeman, ’50
Kathleen McCann Heiman, ’72
Joan K. Helm, ’52
Eileen Sullivan Herlihy, ’69
Joan Fischer Heubusch, ’50
Joan G. Heubusch, ’54
Kathleen O’Gorek Heverley, ’67 *
REPORT OF GIVING
Kina Dhinsa
Paul Dickman
Mary Steckow Dicky, ’44
Honorable and Mrs. Kevin Dillon
Kathleen Barrett Dinkel, ’77 *
Patricia Ann Donovan, ’54
Eileen Post Donovan, ’50
Elizabeth Drescher Duzen, ’71
Donna Goinski Egan, ’71
Peter Eimer
Barbara Verbanic Elias, ’63
Mary Ann Repicky Emanuele, ’67
Maryalice Smith Fish, ’71
Elizabeth Gardner Flynn, ’52
Evelyn McGowan Gay, ’65
Margaret Vitko Geiger, ’62
Marcella Reeb Gregoire, ’54
Margaret Condon Grupp, ’39
Elizabeth J. Hannan, ’47
Mary Garvey Heflich, ’65
Jeanette A. Hejna, ’80
Patricia Matthews Hemmer, ’60
Jean Burkhardt Henesey, ’47
Carolyn Hayes Hessinger, ’66
Gloria Signorino Hetterich, ’53
Mary Casey Hiel, ’61 *
Mary C. Hogan, ’42
Barbara Hunter *
Margaret Dunn Hutchison, ’69
Donald Jablonski, ’82
Donna Wagner Jackson, ’81
Kathryn Coyne Janz, ’70
Barbara Gunning Johansen, ’54
Amy Johnson, ’63
Joan Evans Joyce, ’62
Patricia MacDonald Karl, ’60
Dr. Olga E. Karman
M. Ruth Reilly Kelly, ’89
Dr. Penelope J. Klein
Astrid Kodric-Brown, ’62
Kathryn Ann Kohler, ’66
Dr. Michael Kuettel
Joyce Griffin Kurita, ’51
Eileen Pearson Lauer, ’48
Monica Cosgrove Lazarus, ’65
Jacqueline Kurzanski Lesniewski, ’63 *
Anne Adolf Lovett, ’64
Marilyn Monaco Lynch, ’57
Elizabeth Moira Mahony, ’65
Barbara Davis Makarewicz, ’73
Helenann Martin-Paruta, ’96
Gerard T. Mazurkiewicz
Vivian Konieczny McCabe, ’52
Ellen V. McCauley, ’59
Mary McGuinness, ’42
Carol Lynch McSwain, ’54
Jo Ann M. Mecca, ’59
Germaine A Merrill, ’74
Judith A. Merrill, ’61
Dr. Eric R. Miller
Jean White Miller, ’50
Ann M. Mills-Kozlowski, ’61
Carole F. Moore, ’70
Mary Schwab Murphy, ’42
Dianne Tillman Murray, ’63
Virginia Nowak, ’54
Maureen Driscoll O’Connell, ’63
Anne O’Connor, ’53
Anne Kinney Offermann, ’44
Sr. Jean E. O’Shaunecy, GNSH, ’54
Ellen Lynch O’Shea, ’61
Ursula Miller Ostrowski, ’44 *
Rita Rose C. Palmer, ’50
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REPORT OF GIVING
16
Dorothy A. Hobart, ’60
Ann Flynn Holler, ’70
Margaret Van Dyke Holmes, ’52
Marie L. Horn, ’70
Marilyn O’Hara Howe, ’74
Mary Lufkin Huczel, ’81
Carole Torok Huxtable, ’62
Jeff ’92 and Johanna Hermann
Hyde ’90
Noreen Toomey Igoe, ’50
Suzanne Poorten Jacobi, ’50
M. Kelly Johnson Jacobius, ’85
Paula Bouchard Jacques, ’70
Rita Rejent Jenczka, ’46
Graceann Bartello Johnson, ’64
Anna Robillard Jones, ’38
Mary Carlo Joyce, ’59
Dr. Connie Jozwiak-Shields
Dr. Donna M. Juenker, ’58
Eleanor Kantowski, ’56
Agnes Marie Kappen, ’40
Anne M. Keating, ’54
Ann Finlay Keenan, ’46
Sheila Ann Kelly, ’65
Irene Dillon Kelly, ’69
Timothy M. Kennedy, ’99
Mary Moran Keon, ’50 Ö
Medarda A. R. Kerr, ’95
Rosemary E. Kersten, ’52
Mary Jane Key, ’89
Dr. Verna R. Kieffer
Maureen Reed Killeen, ’70
Genevieve Glaser King, ’46
Ellen McKenna Kinney, ’49
Margaret Arnone Kinsella, ’91
Frances Curro Kipley, ’57
Barbara K. Kirchner, ’51
Benedetta La Chiusa
Kissel-Frachella, ’36
Kathleen Ann Klocke, ’65
Jean M. Knopinski, ’48
Patricia Maslyn Kohler, ’71
Stella Vona Kohn, ’65
Aileen David Kornetsky, ’59
Mary Korytkowski, M.D., ’71
Susan Lynne Korytkowski, ’74
Diana Zywicki Koscinski, ’57
Margaret Rubritz Kosowski, ’70 *
Joan Johnston Kostusiak, ’63
Marlene Luchowski Krakowiak, ’68
Shirley Hebeler Kraus, ’51
Claudia Krawczyk ’90 *
Pamela M. Krawczyk, ’81, ’89
Molly Kruse
James Kuchta
Mary Ellen Kunz, ’70
Kathleen Schuyler Labonge, ’82
Suzanne T. Lach, ’63
Suzanne E. Lamker, ’60
Gertrude Pring Lane, ’38
Joanne Ernst Langan, ’59
Catherine Grosso Lapczenski, ’53
Patricia Ward Lavell, ’62
Ann Guarnieri Lawson, ’57
Edward Lazik
Josephine Belasik Ledwin, ’54
Elizabeth N Leising, ’49
Nancy McNamara Lenney, ’50
Joan Condron Lesch, RN, ’68
Eileen Crowley Lewis, ’68
Artemis Pappas Likoudis, ’54
Mary Glanowski Lisinski, ’64
Elizabeth P. Loden, ’73
Ann Marie Lofaso, ’71
Elizabeth Lofaso, ’75
Patricia Brauch Lombardi, ’68
Christine Lubelski, ’71
Helen Hand Luscher, ’47
Dr. Jerome P. Lysaught
Michele Woyshner Mach, ’78
Janet E. Madden, ’85
Michele S. Maddox, ’74
Margaret Lahiff Maggio, ’59
Jane McSweeney Mago, ’43
Helen Hider Mahany, ’48 *
Robert M. Mahany in memory of
Mary Holohan Mahany ’48
Charlotte Vizzi Majeski, ’74
Margaret Malican, ’45
Barbara J Malinowski, ’69
Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Mallon
Teresa Schwab Margarone, ’58
Joseph Marinaccio, ’82 * and
Gail Rogers ’81
Rita Marino
Barbara Wozniak Martin, ’62
Grace Cosgrove Martorana, ’71
Antonina Matragrano, ’03
Verna Blassey Mattimore, ’50
Margaret E. Maxwell, ’37
Lois Reilly Mayer, ’54
Barbara Fahey Maynor, ’55
Dorothy Odziemiec Mazur, ’54
Paula M. Mazur, ’77
June McArtney, ’41
Jean Murphy McCarthy, ’53
Patricia Meath McCluskey, ’73
Mary Elizabeth McCourt, ’75
Carol Nelson McCrea, ’68
Virginia Riester McCue, ’40
Gloria Drake McDonald, ’49
Holly McElhinny, ’97
Jerilyn Kunz McGivern, ’65
Elizabeth Bona McGoogan, ’71
Elizabeth Byron McGowan, ’70 *
Dorothy Rowe McGowan, ’50
Brian Shawn McKenzie, ’90
Lucy McLaughlin, ’77
Ann Healy McMahon, ’48
Patricia McMahon, ’72
Joanne McNamara, ’71
Elizabeth Kluss Messner, ’75
Marianne McKinley Michaud, ’63
Elana Mallick Michenzi, ’71
Mary Elizabeth Cosgrove Miller, ’57
Sue Ann Leman Miller, ’68
Karin Byrne Miller, Esq., ’74
Loretta R. Miller, ’50
Cynthia Biondi Minogue, ’83
Douglas Moffat, M.D., ’75
Bonne Tymorski Mogulescu, ’65
Marjorie Bird Mohr, ’62
Joan Blachowicz Mohr, ’61
Linda Mona, ’72
Jeanne Sanscrainte Moore, ’53
Patricia Leising Moore, ’51
Joseph Moore, ’79
Maryellen Post Morgan, ’44
Norine McQuillen Morgenfeld, ’70
Jay Carmody Morley
Alice Happ Moulton, ’47
Anthony M. Mrozik, ’89
Suzanne Mucha, ’78
Mary Byrne Mulcahy, ’67
Lee A. Mule, ’54
Josephine Chella Mulvihill, ’67
Mary Meyer Munschauer, ’50
Patrick L. Murphy, ’89
Jean Flynn Murray, ’69
Sue Murray
Kathryn Butler Murrer, ’69
Nancy Naples Nasca, ’52
Maureen Daley Nee, ’68
Linda Jacob Neri, ’73
Kathleen Stoeckl Neuner, ’65
Julie L. Nopper, ’86
Timothy Nowak, ’81 *
Jacqueline F. Nowak, ’83
Patricia Rejent Nudyke, ’49
Jane-Marie Curley O’Brien, ’58
Margaret Soplop O’Connor, ’72
Irene M. O’Connor, ’52
Vincenetta Ventresca O’Donnell, ’71
Eleanor Glair O’Dwyer, ’58
Maryfrances Bough Offermann, ’50
M. Patricia Kingston O’Hara, ’63
Mary Dalton Oldham, ’39
Nancy Doherty O’Mara, ’60
Anne Sweeney Ortolani, ’53
Leonard Oseekey
Suzanne Carlson O’Shea, ’53
Ursula Miller Ostrowski ’44
Jolanta Oszurko, ’85
Deborah E. Owens
Ann Bauer Pajella, ’57
Patricia R. Palma, ’82
Kathleen Hulbert Palmer, ’82
Ann Burgis Panepinto, ’60
Angeline Malachowski Pantera, ’41
Betty Rae Leonard Parkot, ’46
Rose Marie Romagnuolo
Parrinello, ’55
Marguerite Childs Parsons, ’69
Marjorie Hofbauer Pastalaniec, ’67
Dorothy Uschold Pattison, ’58
Dr. Amable Paulino
Richard Pawlak, ’82
Aimee B. Pearson
Margaret O’Connell Pech, ’51
Emma Loubiere Pelissier, ’42
Duaine Cristina Pepe, ’56
Nancy Wirth Perna, ’61
Rosalia Marino Perotto, ’39
Mary Ann Perry, ’74
Robert Peters
Ruth Hogenkamp Phillips, ’65
Margaret Hagerty Pierce, ’68
Virginia Cowan Pierce, ’68
Anita Louise Polizzi, ’79
Elaine G. Pond, ’83
Louise Nazzarett Porreca, ’46
Jean Donovan Porter, ’46
Nancy C. Preziosi, ’69
Joanne Lysiak Ptak, ’57
Emilie Schifferli Quigley, ’48
Charleen Broderick Quinn, ’60
Ann Marie Athans Quinn, ’84
Sally Dunn Quinn-Yardum, ’58
Theresa Regan Ray, ’64
Kathleen Szabo Ray, ’82
Janet Marriott Rebhan, ’63
Madonna Reddington, ’98
Eleanor Finigan Redmond, ’58
Elizabeth McDonald Reilly, ’52
Kathleen Ryan Reilly, ’69
Paula Werth Reitz, ’68
Elizabeth Brennan Renahan, ’51
Vertina Marie Rhim, ’05
Rev. Thomas A. Ribits, OSFS
Rosetta T. Rico, ’70
Charleine Williams Riepe, ’45
Mary McCormick Riley, ’59
Rita Bowen Rivers, ’67
Mary Lea Rivet, ’63
Margaret O’Hara Rizzo, ’61
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH, ’67
Sandra Niemczyk Roderick, ’70
Sara Ricotta Rodland, ’71
Barbara Myers Rogers, ’56
Cordelia Robinson Rosenberg, ’67
Sheila Collins Rosowicz, ’75
Audrey Schafer Ross-Klein, ’56
Helen Garey Ruffing, ’51
Diane Runfola, ’63
Margaret C. Russ-Guenther, ’45
Carol Ann Ryan, ’71
Renee Benoit Ryan, ’61
Elizabeth Brennan Ryan, ’52
Kathleen Burke Ryan, ’52
Maria Wiesman Ryan, ’61
Constance Bell Saeva, ’58
JoAnn Bittar Salci, ’81
Christine Robb Sammis, ’78
Kathleen Twist Sartini, ’69
M. Margery Maichle Sauerbier, ’47
Lu Ann Scalisi, ’67
Jeanne Orrange Schenk, ’68
MaryAnne Gaghan Schiffner, ’75
Grace Kilbert Schneider, ’48
Loretta Schneider, ’36 Ö
Sara Magher Schoetz, ’64
Patricia Brennan Schofield, ’70
Betty J. Schultz, ’74
Rosemary Wurtz Schwartz, ’52
Rita Sullivan Secor, ’44
Geraldine Browning Sellers, ’41
Mary Davies Shannahan, ’64
Stephanie Shapiro
Dr. Mary Ann Sharrow, ’57
Cathy A. Shelton, ’70
Victoria J. Shepardson, ’76
Mary Sherrington, ’69
Beverly Ann Gentile Shipe, ’76
Janet Walters Shipley, ’63
Judith Trapper Siegert, ’69 *
JoAnne Siragusa, ’55
Mary Kearns Skibinski, ’78
Maria B. Slabyk, ’79
Beverly Slichta-Cusick, ’66
Karen Justinger Smith, ’73
Candace Susan Smith, ’87
Cecile Holts Smith, ’48
Janet Smith, ’73
Mary Vetter Smith, ’71
Patricia Rzadkiewicz Smith, ’77
Sally Gleason Smith, ’48
Rita Smyth-McDonald, ’47
Mary Hennigan Soehner, ’71
Anna Mae Sokusky, ’69
Eileen Duszynski Sowinski, ’56
Susan Rowe Spicer, ’75
Anthony W. Spina
Rosemarie Spyra
William Steele, ’96
Sally Kreuzer Stefanick, ’57
Mary Boggan Stephen, ’63
Loretta Aloisio Sterling, ’62
Linda Kane Stievater, ’63
Maria Mulderig Stilwell, ’58
Carole Doyle Strassheim, ’64
Dorothy Strassner, ’42
Marie Michalski Stroh, ’56
Patricia Atkinson Stroh, ’49
Victoria Lampka Stronski, ’47
Kenneth J. Stuczynski, ’91
Maureen O’Brien Sullivan, ’77
Katherine Sullivan, ’53
Maureen McPartland Sumera, ’68
Elizabeth Suttell, ’48
Anne Cameron Swantz, ’78
Michael Fredrick Swartz, ’01
Loretta Harrity Syput, ’66
Elaine Molenda Szulewski, ’65
Mary Cummings Tamblin, ’61
Joanne Cunningham Tarnowski, ’58
Cynthia Childs Taylor, ’84
Mary Jackson Thomas, ’65
Mary Beuerlein Thomas-Mangan, ’62
Claudina Ghianni Toole, ’77
Patricia Skimin Touchette, ’66
Rosemary Mustarelli Townley,
LL.D., ’73
Margaret Townsend, ’69
Barbara Ann Traver, ’01
Mary Lou Privitera Tringali, ’70
Joan Hoffman Tryon, ’49
Susan Wandell Tufts-Stefanac, ’58
Patricia Klocke Twist, ’53
Jeanne Emendorfer Ulrich, ’59
Joan Spaulding Urbanczyk, ’46
Peter A. Van Dyke, ’85
Jo Anne Luther Varco, ’60
Dolores Schmitz Vassalluzzo, ’63
Assunta Campanile Ventresca, ’90
M. Patricia O’Boyle Verbanic, ’53
M. Katherine Lang Verso, ’65
Marie Carnevale Vetrano, ’54
Barbara Pilichowski Voss, ’52
Catherine Galvin Voss, ’55
Sharon Summers Wade, ’72 *
Marybelle Lindsay Walsh, ’49
Kerry Lynn Waples, ’92
Margaret Was, ’68
Lucille Calabrese Watford, ’67
Cynthia Waver-Wittwer, ’86
Elaine A. Weibel, ’62
Kathleen Driscoll Weinle, ’60
Constance Musial Weise, ’62
Anne Battle Weissend, ’82
Jennifer Mueller Wettlaufer, ’82
Audrey Heimink Whalen, ’69
Elizabeth Carraher Whalen, ’48
Rita Whalen, ’73
Sharon Robinson Wheat, ’64
Cheryl M. Whitman, ’74
Jeanne Dumont Wholey, ’78
Lorraine Bucki Wianecki, ’68
A. Joseph Williams, ’79
Patricia Brohman Winkler, ’51
Barbara Jean Winkler, ’67
Suzan Plate Wirth, ’71
Susan Larkin Wisniewski, ’71
Bette Frascella Wolf, ’65
Diane E. Wonch, ’76
Ann Wood-Kelly, ’38
Valentina Drzewycki Woods, ’44
Barbara Ursano Woods, ’68
Pauline Workman
Phyllis Wray ’65
Barbara O’Brien Wright, ’70
Patricia Wrobel, ’68
Rosemarie Anzalone Wyman, ’68
Mary Yeager, ’61
Frances McCarthy Young, ’69
Patricia Riedel Youngberg, ’69
Red & White Society
Recent Graduate Donors
Carlos Alexandro, ’01
Julie Harwood Beimler, ’01
Andrea Jarnot Billias, ’03
Michael William Burd, ’02
Kristin Angel Butera, ’04
Laura Chriswell, ’03
Karen Codella, ’00
Joseph Atilla Coppola, ’00
Chandra L. Costello ’00
Alicia L. Ebbert, ’01
Mary I. Eder, ’03
Laura Eisenzopf, ’03
Barbara Stelley Fernandez, ’01
Michele Fintak, ’03
Rebecca S. Firth, ’01
Martha Lynn Gallinger, ’04
Maureen O’Dea Gaughan, ’01
Bryan M. Gee, ’02
Cydnee Lynn Gee, ’01
Sandra Pottynski Gibson, ’01
Lori Lynn Granchelli, ’00
Danielle Szerbiaki Gregoire, ’02
Colleen M. Hauck-Pandolfino, ’02
Ginny Kocher Hoffman, ’02
Sharon Rose Huchko, ’03
Trudy G. Jackson, ’02
Kristina Renee Jackson, ’03
Erica Latrise James, ’02
Jason T. Kalls, ’03
Lisa E. Kaniecki, ’04
Karyn M. Kapanek, ’00
Valerie Teresa Kelenc, ’02
Jessica LaPoint, ’01
Rebecca Anna Leone, ’01
Lisa H. Lewis, ’04
Petra A Link, ’04
Sarah E. Lipinski, ’04
Melissa Ann Maillet, ’04
Julie Marinaccio, ’04
Antonina Matragrano, ’03
Kimberly McCullough, ’02
Michele A. McCullough, ’03
Timothy Robert McDonald, ’01
Lois J. McNamara, ’01
Margaret Mary Meissner, ’02
Sean Patrick Metz, ’01
Paulina Sylwia Mierzejewski, ’03
Carol A. Milazzo, ’00
Angela Lewis Natividad, ’02
Marie Dombek Packard, ’00
Shelli Payne, ’02
Anita Marie Picogna, ’03
Eugene L. Pohancsek, ’00
Aime Rizzuto, ’02
B. Jay Ryan, ’03
Michalina Ross Ryan, ’04
Stephanie S. Shinn, ’01
Sara Shortslef Contestabile, ’01
Mary Elizabeth Smith, ’02
Laura Snitzer, ’03
Elzbieta Maria Stanek, ’03
Michael Fredrick Swartz, ’01
Barbara Ann Traver, ’01
Theresa Vallone, ’04
Jillene Swain Whitenack, ’00
Nathan Edward Wiewiorski, ’01
CLASS GIVING
Class of ’28
Teresa M. Emo
Class of ’29
Margaret M. Boone Ö
Class of ’30
Alice Riehle Riley
Catherine Dearing Waters
Class of ’31
Anne E. Connors
Arlene Redmond
Class of ’38
Class of ’42
Mary Carrig Head
Ruth Ryan Henning
Anna Robillard Jones
Gertrude Pring Lane
Anne Gormley Schreiber
Rhea Riester Shaddock
Carmela Valente
Margaret Foley Waite
Ann Wood-Kelly
Margaret Schreiber Burnham
June Reipe Casey
Mary Murray Chren
Joan Suttell Futterer Ö
Gladys Frank Hodgson
Mary C. Hogan
Nancy Mills Loving
Lorraine Attea Lynn
Mary McGuinness
Mary Schwab Murphy
Emma Loubiere Pelissier
Phyllis Esposito Perna
Elizabeth Baehr Schubert
Dorothy Strassner
Margaret McCartin Teague
Isabelle Turner *
Number of Graduates 18
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $970.00
Percent of Participation 50%
Class of ’39
Number of Graduates 29
Number of Donors 13
Total Amount Given $8,270.00
Percent of Participation 41.38%
Class of ’34
Anne Hellerer Brandl
Sr. Eileen Britt, SSJ
Anne Ranallo Burke
Maryruth Dorr Butler
Marjorie McGowan Demerly
Grace Druar
Marie Hanley Fecio
Margaret Condon Grupp
Helen Kinsley Morey Ö
Mary Dalton Oldham
Rosalia Marino Perotto
Rose Ranallo Sapecky
Rose Riehle Toles
Anne Battaglia Mortellaro
Ruth Elmes Tauriello
Class of ’40
Class of ’33
Number of Graduates 3
Number of Donors 3
Total Amount Given $50.00
Percent of Participation 100%
Irma Dickman Ö
Mary Margaret Jones Jordan Ö
Laverna Sanfleet Roche
Class of ’35
Catherine Anderson Barone
Jeanne Sugnet Wagner
Class of ’36
Number of Graduates 10
Number of Donors 4
Total Amount Given $250.00
Percent of Participation 40%
Margaret Quinlivan Forti
Benedetta La Chiusa
Kissel-Frachella
Sr. Sylvia M. Rauch, RSCJ
Loretta Schneider Ö
Class of ’37
Number of Graduates 15
Number of Donors 7
Total Amount Given $1,050.00
Percent of Participation 46.67%
Doris Lamb Bensman
Rose DiPasquale Gian
Rita Leising Guastaferro
Margaret E. Maxwell
Jeune Mago Miller
Frieda Hinman Van Pelt
Marion Winkler
Number of Graduates 28
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $705.00
Percent of Participation 32.14%
Marie Loepere Barfield
Eugenia Morris Bender
Marie Kelly Foley
Mary Jean Murphy Hunter
Agnes Marie Kappen
Mary Budimirovich Korach
Virginia Riester McCue
Loretta Maciejewski Nowak
Jane Dougherty Thompson
Class of ’41
Number of Graduates 29
Number of Donors 15
Total Amount Given $1,300.00
Percent of Participation 51.72%
Anita Lindner Bonn
Marie Caruso
Katherine Riedy Collins
Rosemary Drennen Courboin
Jeanette Kinney Donovan
Allene Hussey Fissler
Maureen O’Hara Golden
Mary Lenahan Gormley
Jane Strauss Hartman
June McArtney
Marguerite White Metz
Angeline Malachowski Pantera
Dorothy Zdarsky Rose
Geraldine Browning Sellers
Anne Grupp Steffan
Number of Graduates 34
Number of Donors 16
Total Amount Given $3,175.00
Percent of Participation 41.18%
Class of ’43
Number of Graduates 32
Number of Donors 15
Total Amount Given $4,085.00
Percent of Participation 46.88%
Olga Kozoriz Baatz
Regina Schintzius Bodkin
Caesarina Ciminelli Cardarelli
Irene Weber Clair *
Marian O’Connell Daly
Margaret Hannan Dollinger
Thelma E. Fleisch
Anne Harrington
Grace Siegrist Idem
Jane McSweeney Mago
Phyllis Salter McGinnis
Sophie Thomas Mueller
Margaret Jerge Ryan
Grace Korn Sturm
Phyllis Leising Wilde
Class of ’44
Number of Graduates 49
Number of Donors 33
Total Amount Given $4,805.00
Percent of Participation 65.31%
Margaret Webster Bauer
Clara R. Bishara
Elizabeth Eder Bobseine
Mary M. Chassin
Eleanor Summers Cullen
Mary Frances Curry
Mary Jane Curtin
Mary Steckow Dicky
Jane Flynn Donovan
Margaret Heimerl Ellsworth
Marie Papa Flaglor
Elizabeth A. Flood
Helen Glauber Good
Margery Hogan Hellerer
Dolores Zielinski Kasler
Helen M. Kowalski
Phyllis Amarante Leone
Victoria Kloch Meincke
Rose Quagliana Mercurio
Geraldine Leary Miller
Maryellen Post Morgan
Elizabeth Floss Murphy
Anne Kinney Offermann
Ursula Miller Ostrowski *
Dorothy Kennett Plimpton
Constance Hartman Poag
Jane D. Quigley
Romana Kelly Reger
Mary McKinley Rutledge
Rita Hull Scharlock-Schumann
Rita Sullivan Secor
Loretta Plewinski Shehan
Valentina Drzewycki Woods
Class of ’45
Number of Graduates 51
Number of Donors 20
Total Amount Given $7,500.00
Percent of Participation 41.18%
REPORT OF GIVING
Ronald Zagrabski, ’80
Iris Kluge Zatorski, ’54
Marie Longo Zayan, ’63
Jean C. Zimmermann, ’51
Martha Houlihan Allair
Irene Poupore Beaufait
Patricia Bugman Bennett
Ann Odell Brown
Deana Sannella Calandra
Sr. Joan M. Campana, SSJ Ö
Jeanette Schreiber Costantino
Mary Moriarity Cottrell
Rita Saggese Dauria
Maureen Hutchinson
Mary Bellanca Kerr
Mary Finnegan Lamb
Margaret Malican
Mary Sweeney Perrigo
Charleine Williams Riepe
Margaret C. Russ-Guenther
Marjorie Andres Ryan
Marjorie Kane Schneider
Catherine Van Dyke
Rita Tropman Walter
Class of ’46
Number of Graduates 47
Number of Donors 26
Total Amount Given $5,005.00
Percent of Participation 55.32%
Mary Hoar Becht
Mary Finnigan Collins
Margaret P. Curry
Elaine Brown Curtin
Esther Weiksnar Curtin
Margaret Griffin Farley
Mardell Harding Fix
Rita Rejent Jenczka
Esther Fischle Joy
Ann Finlay Keenan
Genevieve Glaser King
Evelyn Kruse
Annette Smith Kuebler
Gloria Mueller Magee
Jane Ellsworth Miller
Dolores Blackall O’Brien
Betty Rae Leonard Parkot
Jean Ripton Peterson
Louise Nazzarett Porreca
Jean Donovan Porter
Mary Reilly
Ruth Hausle Ribaud
Dolores Bialoblocki Stando
Josephine Bellanca Strachan
Joan Spaulding Urbanczyk
Joan Voltz Warner *
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Class of ’47
REPORT OF GIVING
Number of Graduates 54
Number of Donors 33
Total Amount Given $2,875.00
Percent of Participation 57.41%
Nancy A. Acara
Rita Pauley Apel
Mary Schweitzer Bauer
Jane Deckop Block
Eileen Fries Brunotte
Betty Tripi Corcoran
Kathryn Bunce Crowe
Marion Sullivan Crumlish
Martha Murray Crumlish
Margaret Dougherty Daley
Sr. Mary Kathleen Duggan, GNSH
Florence Nagalski Dukat
Mary Lou Ehrne Dunn
Doris Carlo Erickson
Rosemary DeCarlo Fiorella
Arlene Martin Foss
Rose Marie Hens Funnell
Joan Thill Gelston
Mary Gallo Giangreco
Rosalie Lomanto Gimbrone
Gloria Rogers Halligan
Elizabeth J. Hannan
Jean Burkhardt Henesey
Jean La May Hurley Ö
Virginia Jarzembowski
Helen Hand Luscher
Alice Happ Moulton
Helen Rolfe O’Brien
M. Margery Maichle Sauerbier
Anne Fitzhenry Saumby
Rita Smyth-McDonald
Victoria Lampka Stronski
Rita Cusimano Whalen
Class of ’48
Number of Graduates 57
Number of Donors 34
Total Amount Given $3,850.00
Percent of Participation 56.14%
Rebecca Campbell Babcock
Mary Keiran Carney Ö
Paulette Conway Cogan
Patricia Kramer Conway
Mary Farrell Curtin
Rosemary Dean Delaney
Betty Dunn Drewitt
B. Jean Harrington Duggan
Audrey Lemke Eisenhardt
Mary Drescher Feldman
Anne Murray Forte
Jean Willig Franclemont
Elizabeth Radice Haberer
Mary Durkin Hurley
Shirley Heary Johnston
Jean M. Knopinski
Mary Reiser Kreher
Eileen Pearson Lauer
Sally Swanson Lawless
Mary Kohn Lennon
Helen Hider Mahany
Ann Healy McMahon
Ruth Jones Merrill
June Kniffin Nugent
Jean Ronan Nunn
Emilie Schifferli Quigley
Grace Kilbert Schneider
Barbara Serio
Sally Gleason Smith
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Cecile Holts Smith
Elizabeth Suttell
Jean Riley Warner
Elizabeth Carraher Whalen
Norma Paulus Wittman
Class of ’49
Number of Graduates 74
Number of Donors 30
Total Amount Given $104, 345.00
Percent of Participation 40.54%
Mary Ransford Anderson
Carole C Barone
Shirley Kreish Christy
Frances Frizzell Considine
Dolores Egan Cooley
Dorothy M. Coughlin
Dorothy Kinney Crabb
Mary Jane McDonald Dean
Margaret Tronolone Debo
Mary Honan Fitzgerald
Doris Becht Frainier
Marcella Clark Fugle
Lucille Austin Gibbin
Mary Jane Riley Harley
Ellen McKenna Kinney
Jane Kinney-Svejkar
Mary Pendy Koessler
Elizabeth N. Leising
Kathryn King Martina
Gloria Drake McDonald
Ann Henry Mills
Eileen E. Montana
Mary Mahaney Murrett
Patricia Rejent Nudyke
Dorothy A. Nystrom
Patricia Funnell Pfalzer
Patricia Atkinson Stroh
Joan Hoffman Tryon
Mary Lindsay Walsh
Dolores Franzek Zabrocki
Class of ’50
Number of Graduates 85
Number of Donors 40
Total Amount Given $17,085.00
Percent of Participation 45.88%
Mary Joan Byrne
Ann Gianadda Casarsa
Joanne Conroy
Eileen Post Donovan
Mary Elizabeth Dougherty
Rita Devine Driscoll
Mary Mattimore Elwell
Charlyn Spellman Fedak
Mary Marcy Fielder
Dr. Edith M. Flanigen
Mary Louise Schumacher Gerold
Rose Marie Halpin
Nancy Sullivan Hartnett
Inez Hedemann
Joan Fischer Heubusch
Noreen Toomey Igoe
Suzanne Poorten Jacobi
Mary Moran Keon Ö
Noelle Payne Lancaster
Nancy McNamara Lenney
Evelyn Smith Ludeman
Margaret Mullen Manuel
Verna Blassey Mattimore
Dorothy Rowe McGowan
Loretta R. Miller
Jean White Miller
Mary Meyer Munschauer
Mary Lichtenthal Murray
Josephine Bueme Navarro
Maryfrances Bough Offermann
Rita Rose C. Palmer
Barbara Hausle Rahill
Patricia O’Neil Ruttenbur
Sally Gallagher Schlaerth
Margaret Glaser Snider
Shirley Duffy Stoddard
Mary Quinn Tumas *
Anne Holleran Walsh
Norrine Brown Whissel
Frances Romatowski Ziemer
Class of ’51
Number of Graduates 72
Number of Donors 34
Total Amount Given $3,280.00
Percent of Participation 45.83%
Sr. Marian M. Adrian, GNSH
Ruth Justin Baldin
Margaret Killeen Barry
Anna Luty Borowiec
Daniel Coen
In memory of Suzanne Shea Coen
Eleanor Barone Courtney
Joan Hassenfratz Creighton
Patricia Finnigan Cullinan
Jean Roth Duffy
Ruth Kraus Foley-Richert
Joanne Wall Fuchs
Elizabeth Deck Gruntz
Patricia Hartnett Hauf
Barbara K. Kirchner
Shirley Hebeler Kraus
Joyce Griffin Kurita
Yvonne Haykel Labaki
Carol Gareis Leberer
Orma Dupernell Mitchell
Patricia Leising Moore
Margaret O’Connell Pech
Frances Schubert Poorman
Elizabeth Brennan Renahan
Helen Garey Ruffing
Helene McNally Scott
Emily Monczynski Sieman
Mary Seifert Sinclair
Geraldine Szymanski Sobolewski
Mary Jane Sweeney
Paula Moore Wagner
Lois Scharlock White
Patricia Brohman Winkler
Aileen Murray Winship
Barbara Moore Yates
Jean C. Zimmermann
Class of ’52
Number of Graduates 67
Number of Donors 42
Total Amount Given $6,121.95
Percent of Participation 64.18%
Joan Demuth Ansbrow
Sr. Mary Charolotte Barton, GNSH
Joan Wagner Bianchi
Sr. Anne Boyer, GNSH
Ann Marie Vacca Bradley
Mary McNamara Browne
Mary Crowley Carosella
Patricia Sullivan Cossaboon
Agnes A. Cristina
Mary George Davitt
Janet Kelly Doan
Genevieve McNeil Dobmeier
Clare Zablotny Finnegan
Elizabeth Quill Fisher
Elizabeth Gardner Flynn
Mary Steinkirchner Frueh
Joan K. Helm
Mary Kelleher Herwood
Anne Zuern Heutte
Margaret Van Dyke Holmes
June Greiner Kempf
Rosemary E. Kersten
Anne L. Mattingly
Jeanne Maxwell
Vivian Konieczny McCabe
Kathryn Bradshaw McDonnell
Nancy Naples Nasca
Florence Rauls Notto
Kay Ronan O’Connell
Irene M. O’Connor
Patricia Deck Phillips
Loretta Gulino Quenneville
Madonna Reddington
Elizabeth McDonald Reilly
Marilyn L. Repsher
Elizabeth Brennan Ryan
Kathleen Burke Ryan
Rosemary Wurtz Schwartz
Sr. Kathleen Sholette, GNSH
Dorothy Brennan Taggart
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke
Barbara Pilichowski Voss
Class of ’53
Number of Graduates 60
Number of Donors 32
Total Amount Given $3,924.00
Percent of Participation 56.67%
Dolores Cyprys Adams
Joan McKenna Barron
Renee Powalski Bartkowski
Bernadette Devine Barton
Joanna Fili Bohn
Sarah Norwalk Brown
Norma Bantelman Burt
Mary C. Daly
Mary Ingrasci Demunda
Elenita Lavid Ferrell
Joan Dowdell Fischer
Elizabeth McGinley Fox
Ann Kilroy Furey
Lucretia Russo Gill
Bette A. Gagola
Mary Bukowski Gruchala
Gloria Signorino Hetterich
Eileen Mead Idziur
Eleonore Elizabeth Kolodziej
Catherine Grosso Lapczenski
Jean Murphy McCarthy
Roselind A. Mercurio
Lorraine Kujawa Mioducki
Jeanne Sanscrainte Moore
Sr. Mary O’Connell, GNSH
Anne G. O’Connor
Anne Sweeney Ortolani
Suzanne Carlson O’Shea
Celine McGrath Rank Ö
Katherine Sullivan
M. Patricia O’Boyle Verbanic
Jean Witte Whitney
Class of ’54
Number of Graduates 91
Number of Donors 52
Total Amount Given $10,516.00
Percent of Participation 56.04%
Norma Bouquard Adolf
Alice Barton
Rosemarie Mazurowski Bernick
Helen Keefe Bowen
Edith Carfagna Buscaglia
Helen Slonina Callsen
Margaret Zimmer Carney
Dora Agostinelli Cesar
Sr. Mary Brendan Connors, GNSH
Mary Herr Costanza
Agnes Crowley
Kathleen Martina Damiano
Lois Trautman David
Mary Abraham Dentinger
Patricia Ann Donovan
Diana Milazzo Duca
Sr. Mary Joan Elias, GNSH
Nancy Nolan Fenzl
Annamarie Castiglia Fregelette
Phyllis Mahoney Ganey
Nancy Bonadio Gentile Ö
Myrtle Pickering Green
Marcella Reeb Gregoire
Jane Flanigen Griffin
Rita Penasack Hahn
Lucile Ernst Healy
Joan G. Heubusch
Rita Swiatek Huffman
Barbara Gunning Johansen
Anne M. Keating
Josephine Belasik Ledwin
Artemis Pappas Likoudis
Geraldine Sherman Maley
Claire Coughlin Malico
Frances Wood Maloney
Lois Reilly Mayer
Dorothy Odziemiec Mazur
Carol Lynch McSwain
Lee A. Mule
Virginia Nowak
Patricia Wilby Ochs
Sr. Jean E. O’Shaunecy, GNSH
Mary Lapczenski Pyrak
Janet Armitage Sanders
Rosemarie Richter Scherer
Joyce Hoffmeyer Stephens
Maureen Haley Summers
Barbara Cristina Vanvolkenburg
Marie Carnevale Vetrano
Rose McFadden Wells
Alice Kazmierczak Werynski
Iris Kluge Zatorski
Class of ’55
Number of Graduates 58
Number of Donors 26
Total Amount of Given $6,935.00
Percent of Participation 43.1%
Margaret Smith Acara
Patricia Conti Andreas
Diane Pero Chiavetta
Taine Rems Conboy
Nancy Coons Conley
Dorothy Denny Cumber
Mary Frances Danner
Mary Clark Eberhard
Margaret A. Haselbauer
Dr. Genevieve Zoltowicz Kanski
Class of ’56
Number of Graduates 98
Number of Donors 36
Total Amount Given $2,765.00
Percent of Participation 35.71%
Joan Romanowski Bukowski
Diane M. Cammarata
Nancy Trella Cieslica Ö
Bette Wright Curry
Carol Hoppe Ferguson
Mary Howard Frank
Margaret Haberman Hammerl
Barbara Joyce Harrington
Teresa Paryz Holtz
Eleanor Kantowski
Angela Leone Karlsen
Joan Gruber Knab
Rosalie Parlato Krajci
Sheila O’Neil LeCam
Elizabeth Durkin Lefevre
Diane Foley Mays
Sr. Patricia McMenamin, GNSH Ö
Patricia Zoch Michael-Serio
Kathleen Breese Moore
Rita Zimmer Mospaw
Patricia Tifverman Nowatzki
Phyllis Wazenska O’Donnell
J. Sue O’Hara
Carol Romance Pace
Duaine Cristina Pepe
Marilyn Polverari Polverari
Barbara Myers Rogers
Audrey Schafer Ross-Klein
Sheila Ryan Scandurra
Barbara Haley Simmons
Suzanne Cooley Smyth
Eileen Duszynski Sowinski
Marie Michalski Stroh
Janet Hylkema Taylor
Evelyn Brennan Williamson
Trudy Ganczewski Zablotny
Class of ’57
Number of Graduates 83
Number of Donors 38
Total Amount Given $6,610.00
Percent of Participation 46.99%
Catherine Closs Anderson
Kathryn Parsons Benfanti
Camille Massaro Caulfield
Theresa Martin Cavaretta
Winifred Conway
Dorothy Smith Czarniak
Barbara Steinkirchner Fitch
Helen Mathews Gates
Dolores Rinaldo Gazzo
Ann Povinelli Geraci
Leona Reed Gonzales
Anna Haenle
Joan Young Heine
Marion Gargiulo Holinaty
Mary Anne Kelleher
Frances Curro Kipley
Diana Zywicki Koscinski
Marlene Nowicki Kotlowski
Barbara Hamilton Labarbera
Ann Guarnieri Lawson
Marilyn Monaco Lynch
Margaret Toohey Mahar
Jeannine Pilon McCarthy
Jean McGarry
Mary Elizabeth Cosgrove Miller
Patricia Kilroy Molnar
Ann Bauer Pajella
Marilyn Turner Panzica
Joanne Lysiak Ptak
Kathleen Quinlan
Carol McLaughlin Rearden
Martha Rollek Rutowski
Dr. Mary Ann Sharrow
Marie Curran Shingler
Sally Kreuzer Stefanick
Sandra Manta Talluto
Mary Kenney Thomas
Mary Theresa Argentieri Walsh
Class of ’58
Number of Graduates 97
Number of Donors 38
Total Amount Given $4,742.32
Percent of Participation 39.18%
Marie C. Abbarno
Felicia Smaczniak Bosinski
Marlene Winter Bowman
Mary Ann Driscoll Breen
Barbara Zilliox Breidenstein
Gail Schintzius Busillo
Mary Snyder Cahoon
Therese Conlin Clarke
Maryann Blake Connolly
Kathleen Macaluso De Blasis
Patricia Smith Dempsey
Aileen Cosgrove Flynn
Annrose Schubert Freeman
Ann Haley Gabrielli
Marlene Kenney Galligan
Joan Kennedy Gerbasi
Dorothy Stein Gianturco
Mary Ellen Story Haggerty*
Joann Brossoie Holmberg
Dr. Donna M. Juenker
Teresa Schwab Margarone
Grace Schumacher McGuire
F. Natalie Scamurra McIntosh
Lois Schneggenburger McWilliams
Patricia Melady Melady
Jane-Marie Curley O’Brien
Eleanor Glair O’Dwyer
Dorothy Uschold Pattison
Sally Dunn Quinn-Yardum
Eleanor Finigan Redmond
Marjorie O’Rourke Rick
Maryann Hovey Roussel
Lorraine Gay Russo
Constance Bell Saeva
Maria Mulderig Stilwell
Joanne Cunningham Tarnowski
Catherine M. Torre
Susan Wandell Tufts-Stefanac
Class of ’59
Number of Graduates 104
Number of Donors 37
Total Amount Given $5,375.82
Percent of Participation 32.69%
Margaret Dawson Benz
Mary Eveleigh Biracree
Mary Frances Genco Breen
Cecilia Spano Breen
Marie Tinto Burns
Blanche Gailey Colello
Dolores Damon Drobot
M. Sally Dumas
Mary Eberl Evans
Virginia R. Federico
Esther Valvo Fest
Patricia Papa Geraci
Sylvia L. Grendisa
Marie P. Hanrahan
Mary Carlo Joyce
Norine Callahan Kirkpatrick
Aileen David Kornetsky
Joanne Ernst Langan
Mary O’Connor Lynch
Margaret Lahiff Maggio
June Galloway McCarthy
Ellen V. McCauley
Jo Ann M. Mecca
Elizabeth Almasi Nagel
Katie Shane O’Hara
Judith Braun Perl
Mary McCormick Riley *
Carol Chiappetta Scalise
Alice Zboch Scalzi Ö
Diana DeVincentis Shelley
Mary-Elizabeth Soucie Swenson
Jeanne Emendorfer Ulrich
Mary A. Byrne Villacorta
Margaret Mary Wagner
Joan Connelly Warren
Kim S. Wilcox
Anne Hahn Zeis
Class of ’60
Number of Graduates 107
Number of Donors 42
Total Amount Given $3,610.00
Percent of Participation 39.25%
Janet D’Arrigo Angelino
Duane Macleay Berkman
Joan Blake Blaho
Marilyn Haberman Braun
Frances Holland Bruce
Barbara A. Chmielewski
Mary Louise Drake Conley
Anne Shields Curto
Susan Gray Gibbs
Nancy Lopresti Goodrich
Antoinette Orlando Green
Mary Conroy Grine
Phyllis Fiutak Gulczewski
R. Nancy Haley
Carol MacDonald Hartle
Sr. Kathryn Healy, GNSH
Patricia Matthews Hemmer
Dorothy A. Hobart
Patricia MacDonald Karl
Mary Elizabeth Kirwan
Suzanne E. Lamker
Marlene Holovics Lewandowski
Carmella Lazzaro Losi
Mary Murray Lucier
Margaret Hayes McCarthy
Elizabeth Belzer McDermott
Beverly Soja Nawrocki
Barbara Nowaczyk
Nancy Doherty O’Mara
Frances Dispenza Osterling
Ann Burgis Panepinto
Charleen Broderick Quinn
Beatrice Maulucci Quinn
Rosemary Lechner Scharf
Clare Caffrey Schultz
Norma Meyer Smith
Mary Joyce Strzelczyk
Camille Forti Tower
Darlene Theodor Vallas
Jo Anne Luther Varco
Ruth Stievater Wehr
Kathleen Driscoll Weinle
Class of ’61
Number of Graduates 122
Number of Donors 41
Total Amount Given $5,775.00
Percent of Participation 33.61%
Rosemary Huthmacher A’Hearn
Maureen McCarthy Anderson
JoAnn Mesi Bargnesi
Jean Rae Bleck
Annette Cashette Bobeck
Barbara Connelly Brumpton
Arlene Rycombel Collins
Mary O’Hara Fisher
Arlene M. Freitas
Mary Casey Hiel *
Donna Mischler Hogben
Nancy Hoppe
Mary Durkin Hughes
Shirley Mozdziak Ingram
Eugenia Conlin Judge
Barbara Schumacher Klocke
Helen Linch Linch
Mary Bartkowiak Lyons
Rita Louise Margraff
Marie Gordon McCarthy
Lucille Burns Merlihan
Judith A. Merrill
Ann M. Mills-Kozlowski
Joan Blachowicz Mohr
Ellen Lynch O’Shea
Nancy Wirth Perna
Maureen Weir Piasecki
Margaret Maher Price
Margaret Cotter Rand
Kathleen Baecher Ray
Margaret O’Hara Rizzo
Renee Benoit Ryan
Patricia Regan Ryan
Maria Wiesman Ryan
Patricia Quigley Schoeni
Marion Fulmines Sionko
Geraldine Regan Swanson
Mary Cummings Tamblin
Mary Harrington Tolan
Barbara Lelek Walczyk
Mary Yeager
Class of ’62
Number of Graduates 135
Number of Donors 46
Total Amount Given $4,130.00
Percent of Participation 33.33%
Joan Augustyn
Barbara Gregorio Barbarossa
Carol Fields Beato
Katherine Enright Bellet
Joan Manka Browne
Eileen M. Burke Sherman
Catherine Luby Ceranski
Jacquelyn Kempa Church
Carol Dolloff Collard
Mary Wachter Comaskey
Mary Ann Brett Corcoran
Patricia Martin Cullinan
Valerie Lawler DiPalma
Patricia Dixon Doyle
Marie Fasano-Ramos
Marcella Farinelli Fierro, M.D.
Margaret Vitko Geiger
Lucille A. Gervase
Patricia Meade Heavey
Elizabeth Seereiter Hogan
Carole Torok Huxtable
Mary Jurewicz Jacobs
Joan Evans Joyce
Dianne Murray Killeen
Astrid Kodric-Brown
Patricia Ward Lavell
Judith Garbacz Lopez del Moral
Denise Mahoney Loricchio
Patrice Hyland Martin
Barbara Wozniak Martin
Karen Dow McKernan
Joanne Staley McMullan
Therese LaPiana McNichols
Carol Tworzydlo Menna
Carolyn Cuccia Merlino
Marjorie Bird Mohr
Janice L. Przybylski
Patricia O’Mara Rehak Ö
Anna Garback Richardson
Loretta Aloisio Sterling
Bonnie Santillo Sturniolo
Joan Kathryn Sutton
Mary Beuerlein Thomas-Mangan
Sharon Fenlon Watz
Elaine Weibel Weibel
Constance Musial Weise
REPORT OF GIVING
Carol Murphy Kenning
Marian Leahy Kerwin
Delphine Gorski Kozera
Mary Ann Stanislawski Larson
Judith Russ Lawton
Livia Lovallo
Barbara Fahey Maynor
Geraldine Kreutzer McMahon
Patricia Gannon Osborn
Angeline Brucklier Padula
Rose Marie Romagnuolo Parrinello
JoAnne Siragusa
Ruth Smith
Janet Gargiulo Ueberschaer
Catherine Galvin Voss
Marie Gerace Zafron
Class of ’63
Number of Graduates 149
Number of Donors 57
Total Amount Given $10,078.00
Percent of Participation 39.6%
Patricia Dugan Barker
Eleanor Mikos Bartholomew
Marna Dockum Bellanca *
Joanne Pegler Berger
Diane Hoke Betz
Valerie Thielman Blind
Roberta Purser Breitbeil
Barbara Jean Campagna
Christine Kaszuba Cantillon
Eileen Clifford Cavanaugh
Carolyn Kozera Chlosta
Theresa M. Costello
Elaine Knab Deangelis
Mary Poorten Demarse
Carole DiCesare
Barbara Verbanic Elias
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Roberta Rozek Evans
Patricia Barry Farley
Mary Norton Gehan
Elfriede Rettig Georgal
M. Suzanne Goergen
Linda Kramer Graziano
Elaine Turri Griffiths
Maureen Manhardt Grohman
Mary Ellen Feider Hape
Mary Ann Kudla Hargrave
Joan Grabiec Jarnot
Amy Johnson
Carol Jolley Kent
Joan Johnston Kostusiak
Suzanne T. Lach
Jacqueline Kurzanski Lesniewski *
Marianne McKinley Michaud
Karen C. Murphy
Dianne Tillman Murray
Maureen Driscoll O’Connell
Mary Kingston O’Hara
Kathleen Lynch Piper *
Mary Katherine Woods Posluszny
Theresa Myers Ranne
Judith Rauls
Janet Marriott Rebhan
Mary Lea Rivet
Diane Runfola
Mary Conley Sadewater
Janet Walters Shipley
Joan Planz Spencer
Mary Boggan Stephen
Linda Kane Stievater
Christine Genewick Stravino
Mary Ann Pankiewicz Szarmach
Dolores Schmitz Vassalluzzo
Geraldine Florek Wiess
Joanne Marciano Winkler
Sandra Wood
Judith McCartan Wood
Marie Longo Zayan
Class of ’64
Number of Graduates 163
Number of Donors 70
Total Amount Given $14,237.00
Percent of Participation 42.94%
Callista Mugridge Bender
Lois I. Bernbeck
Barbara Brady Brown
Joan Forti Cichowski
Kathleen Dolan Clements
Louise Renzi Colburn
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano
Dr. Kathleen Connor
Mary Maher Cox
M. Patricia O’Donnell Crane
Mary Rider Crone
Melissa Gray Crystal
Patricia Woods Daigler
Carole Temmerman Day
Marie C. Dietrich, M.D.
Linda June Drajem
Donna Marzolf Dupont
Arlene Felski Durski
Elaine O’Gorek Ehmann
M. Katharine Ringwood Fitzgibbons
Mary Ann Ryan Friis
Rose Payssa Furman
Carol Wegrzyn Geles
Nancy Florin Giordano
Nancy McCarthy Gipson
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Elizabeth Slaga Gluck
Kathleen M. Hurley
Graceann Bartello Johnson
Suzanne Murray Jordan
Miss Jean M. Leary
Donna Bellissimo Lewandowski
Mary Glanowski Lisinski
Anne Adolf Lovett
Joan Cox Mccaffrey
Carol Lyons Montante
Ellen Lyons Moulder
Barbara Weber Nicosia
Joan Domanski Nigrelli
Diana Weimer Norris
Joan Morton O’Neill
Catherine Dietl Ottaviani
Cynthia Darrow Pajak
Helen Wolanin Podolske
Claire Hughes Powers
Theresa Regan Ray
Jeanette Clonan Reilly
Marcia Whelehan Reynders
Mary Lake Riley
Carol Kosinski Riniolo
Joanne Wilson Rosenburgh
Elizabeth Frick Ryan
Patricia Vallee Schaerth
Sara Magher Schoetz
Mary Davies Shannahan
Kathleen M. Slayton
Barbara Harrity Smith
Carole Doyle Strassheim
Margaret Curran Stroman
K. Radwan Sullivan
Annette Staniszewski Szafranski
Maryann Dugan Tormey
Rose Seereiter Wade
Ellen Demo Wallack
Barbara Bergler Walleshauser
Elizabeth Giermata Weiss
Sharon Robinson Wheat
Mary Mason Winograd
Patricia Wagner Woods
Mary M. Woodward
Pollyanna Radley Zinck
Class of ’65
Number of Graduates 190
Number of Donors 76
Total Amount Given $9,077.00
Percent of Participation 40%
Kathleen Hofbauer Bartt
Sue Archie Bolan
Ann Stephens Brady
Margaret Murphy Breimayer
Mary Ann Kavanagh Brodeur
Joan O’Grady Brown
Kathryn Randall Bush
Ann Harrington Byrne
Marianne Maggioli Cerveny
Sr. Cecelia Ann Cosgrove, GNSH
Carol Schwarz Craig
Mary Jane Christine Cryan
Marilynn Bienas Davies
Louise Casciano Dolce
Diane Mary Hogan Dukat
Mary Dougherty Elias
Donna LoVallo Fahrenholz
Dr. Marilynn Mahoney Fleckenstein
Joanne Condren Flowers
Marguerite Fleming Flynn
Carol June Fox
Evelyn McGowan Gay
Judith Horvath Getz
Carol Ruth Glaeser
Joanne Bredenberg Gordon
Diane Lindenmeier Green
Frances Zawadzka Hackett
Karen Reist Hammel
Mary Garvey Heflich
Rosemary Peffer Holmberg
Sheila Ann Kelly
Margaret Crotty Kelly
Kathleen Ann Klocke
Stella Vona Kohn
Kathleen Arganbright Koon
Mary Beth Sorbello Krolik
Monica Cosgrove Lazarus
Nancy Marschner Lee
Loretta Carbone Leone
Joan McCaig Lyons
Elizabeth Moira Mahony
Mary Jane MacKinnon McCool
Jerilyn Kunz McGivern
Gail MacKenzie Michalak
Bonne Tymorski Mogulescu
Kathleen Stoeckl Neuner
Ann Flatter Newell
Ruth Hogenkamp Phillips
Beverly Kossin Polito
Anita Saia Quinn
Ethel Reginia Reisch
Mary Schweichler Rowe
Sylvia Pasherb Rudnicki
M. Penelope Denker Russell
Dolores Skill Russo
Sallie Kosinski Sandstrom
Bonnie Zboch Schneider
Joyce Polizzi Seegel
Maryanne Shanahan
Marie Cosgrove Shea
Patricia Marino Smyton
Cathleen Curran Snyder
Julie Werth Stagliano
Elaine Molenda Szulewski
Mary Jackson Thomas
Judith Jarnot Travers
Sarah Januale Treanor
M. Katherine Lang Verso
Jean Cunningham Ward
Cheryl Furlong Williams
Veronica Shannon Wingen
Bette Frascella Wolf
Phillis Wray
Maria Janoszczyk Woloszyn
Linda Joyce Yarr
Joanne Kajdan Zieziula
Class of ’66
Number of Graduates 171
Number of Donors 38
Total Amount Given $4,945.00
Percent of Participation 22.22%
Patricia Balcerzak
Mary Elizabeth Bisantz
Alice Blake-Stalker
Elizabeth Capron Bloom-Dunn
Suzanne Kovarovic Bomar
Barbara Noeller Brown
Ann Bodden Bryk
Sr. Rose Mary Cauley, GNSH
Linda Ramich Costello
Margaret King Downey *
Mary Cooper Fitzpatrick
Linda Fischer Gottler
Elsa Marie Haas
Joanne Lodick Haley
Colleen Wells Heigl
Carolyn Hayes Hessinger
Fern Butt Isaacson
Dorothy Dodman Kelleher
Kathryn Ann Kohler
Frances Lombardo Kraus
Carol Scheminger Lazarus
Mary Ellen Sarsfield Mackay
Mary M. Mascott
Ann Loughlin Mockler
Anne Pohl Mohundro
Mary Bryk Nocek
Michele Fernsted Petri
Joanne J. Privitera
Mary Aldrich Rickerson
Rita M. Riley
Elaine Zielinski Roberts
Virginia Baron Schenzinger
M. Patricia Cullen Shanks
Barbara Breier St. Onge
Loretta Harrity Syput
Diane Janusz Tardibuono
Patricia Skimin Touchette
Marilyn Mariano Woodrich
Class of ’67
Number of Graduates 183
Number of Donors 57
Total Amount Given $9,685.00
Percent of Participation 31.69%
Margaret Beuerlein Bartolotti *
Maureen Carroll Bender
Jane Anne Bigelow
Angela Scime Bizek
Patricia Watt Brown
Mary Berg Butler
Patricia Gorman Collins
Kathleen Barbera Coughlin
Salvatrice LoFaso Cramer
Patricia Pantera DiSessa
Annette Wozniak Doktor
Christina Barth Eberl
Mary Ann Repicky Emanuele
Maryann Breidenstein Fruehauf
Elizabeth Sullivan Fuhrmann
Mary Hewett Gitzen
Jeanne Marie Glair
Alicia Herrera Gutierrez
Ann Bellanti Heraty
Kathleen O’Gorek Heverley *
Marcia Glowka Hitzel
Diane M. Kaczmarek
Sr. Mary Karen Kelly, GNSH
Sonia Gembalski Kelly
Bonnie Bernhardt Knoke
Elizabeth Schmit Kooshoian
Kathleen Mary Kreis
Joanna Dibiaisio Laabs
Nancy Willen Mahoney
Sally Lou McNeely
Carol Crawford Mead
Anne Chisholm Miller
Mary Byrne Mulcahy
Josephine Chella Mulvihill
Marjorie Hofbauer Pastalaniec
Christine Collins Pattantyus *
Joan Phelps Prem
Mary Merrick Reilly
Rita Bowen Rivers
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH
Cordelia Robinson Rosenberg
Lorraine Drzymata Rybak
Lu Ann Scalisi
Catherine Powers Schwalenstocker
Louise E. Seereiter
Jane Bishop Shea
Linda Farinelli Stanek
Maryellen Quinn Thirolf
Sandra Petti Tomasulo
Barbara Waligora-Serafin
Lucille Calabrese Watford
Barbara Kanski Wier
Mary Kittle Williams
Barbara Jean Winkler
Nancy Cushing Zack
Shirley Gerwitz Zahm
Louise Knorr Zoladz
Class of ’68
Number of Graduates 217
Number of Donors 56
Total Amount Given $4,377.50
Percent of Participation 27.65%
Barbara Rauber Arnault
Carol Matzner Aviles
Mary Ellen Sheremeta Banks
Dr. Marjorie Kaminski Battaglia
Linda Young Beardi
Annette H. Boies-Lobl
Susan O’Donnell Brady
Lynn O’Connell Brennan
Ibis Gomez Carrera
Monica Wolcott Choi
Maureen Benton Colonell
Mary Ann Crotty-Logue
Maureen Purcell Diggins
Marilyn Peer Duffy
Judith Slon Dzierba
Rita Helie Fenton
Sr. Patricia A. Geary, GNSH
Mildred Mattina Geelan
Elizabeth Short Grady
Sheila Bleab Jacobs
Shirley McPartland Jeter
Mary Wilson Kennedy
Marlene Luchowski Krakowiak
Celine Dumont La Duca
Kathleen Kam Lalley
Carol Steen Leonard
Joan Condron Lesch
Eileen Crowley Lewis
Genevieve Wisniewski Lindenfeld
Patricia Brauch Lombardi
Mary Vanderwerf Long
Alice Johnson Major
Carol Nelson McCrea
Louise DeSpirit McGrath
Julia Dillon Miller
Sue Ann Leman Miller
Marilyn Huber Murak
Maureen Daley Nee
Lois Dolan Needham
Virginia Cowan Pierce
Margaret Hagerty Pierce
Carol Stypowany Priest
M. Kathleen Zillioux Reddin
Paula Werth Reitz
Rita Jane Rycyna
Jeanne Orrange Schenk
Maureen McPartland Sumera
Mary O’Byrne Taberski
Class of ’69
Number of Graduates 335
Number of Donors 98
Total Amount Given $7,079.00
Percent of Participation 28.96%
Kathryn Cuccia Alessi
Marilyn Jemison Anderson
Marcia Bosinski Andrews
Nancy Kirwan Archdekin *
Joanne Rycroft Bateman
Louise Dubiel Bauer
Gail Fassel Baumgarten
Sr. Martha A. Bisantz, GNSH
Donna M. Blair
Patricia Herbst Burke
Louise J. Buscaglia Klenk
Jean Bisantz Caldiero
Barbara Thorpe Cartee *
Marianne Chiumento
Catherine Kennedy Clark
Kathleen McGowan Clotfelter
Kathleen Kane Crowe
Susan Jolley Csizmar
Mary Panara Dabkowski
Anne Marie Randazzo DeVico
Shannon Dillon Duggan
Rita Winiecki Dykstra
Marilyn O’Brien Dysinger
Nancy Bruckel Elliot
Joanne Burke Fivel
Deborah Croff Foltz
Rosalind J. Forti
Marilyn Lalley Fritz
Jacquelyn Hayes Gailor
Sharon Cleary Gallivan
Dr. Martha Gonter Gaustad
Jennifer Hallock German
Joan M. Gibson
Colette M. Hall
Mari-Jo Charlebois Harney
Eileen Sullivan Herlihy
Elizabeth Westermeier Hossenlopp
Margaret Dunn Hutchison
Anne Sheeran Jakubowski
Mary Wehrfritz Johnson
Christine Morey Kalish
Irene Dillon Kelly
Margaret Aldrich King
Karen Wollert Kline
Cecelia Scuto Kohlmeier
Elaine Roszak Kopecky
Christine Kozlowski Kremer
Jean Curtin Lalor
Carol Rupsis Lane
Paula Dumont Leonard
Marilyn Ripley Lilly
Sr. Donna M. Lord, GNSH
Eileen Walker Ludwig
Barbara J. Malinowski
Mary Hoffman Maurer
Nora Newman May
Joan Kloiber McKeever
Amber Trzecieski Mckernan
Dorothy Higgins McNicholas
Marie Hassett Mellin
Jean Flynn Murray
Kathryn Butler Murrer
Bernadette Litzenberger Nagle
Carol Comerford Nelson
Mary Kay Gamble Otterson
Christine E. Palczewski
Marguerite Childs Parsons
Thora Blackwood Perkins
Karen A Piotrowski
Nancy C. Preziosi
Bernadette Jordan Pursel
Elizabeth Casey Quinn
Eileen Olevnik Rappaport
Kathleen Ryan Reilly
Susan Duggan Rimlinger
Paula Hogenkamp Robertson
Irene P. Rozmus
Kathleen Twist Sartini
Joyce Bernard Seymour
Kathleen Ganley Sheehan
Mary Sherrington
Judith Trapper Siegert
Marilyn Brown Slomba
Anna Mae Sokusky
Amy Hertel Stabler
Sr. Sheila A. Stone, GNSH
Margaret Townsend
Sandra Hejza Trauscht
Mary Chatterton Travalia
Sharon A Wahl
Audrey Heimink Whalen
Susan E. White
Katherine Ernst Wirges
Carla Damiani Young
Frances McCarthy Young
Sandra Palczewski Young
Patricia Riedel Youngberg
Gloria Solecki Zieziula
Class of ’70
Number of Graduates 317
Number of Donors 74
Total Amount Given $5,535.00
Percent of Participation 23.34%
Carol Grace Beckman
Mary Bernadt Benz
Mary Gerbino Berger
Patricia Sweeney Boland
Mary Thoen Bower
Maureen Crane Bowers
Susan Donnelly Cavanaugh
Kathryn Eaton Childs
Sandra Matzner Cichocki
Patricia Comerford-Haley
Mary Bohen Corbett
Judy Calandra Cremeno
Linda Santo-Donato Croglia
Ruthann Schifley Curran
Helen Gibney Dubinsky
Georgine Lamarca Egleston
Dorothy Rubritz Ellis
Michelle Bobseine Emerling
Kathleen Kelly Fabbri
Diane Parisi Finocchiaro
Patricia B. Frey
Mary Dawson Furnanz
Ellen Coughlin Gaughan
Marcia Kulpa Gellin
Gretchen Miller Grant
Patricia Greeley
Stephanie Irwin Gregorie
Sheila Dearing Heapes
Pamela Putnam Hirons
Sharyan Schmitt Hohensee
Ann Flynn Holler
Maryanne Quatrano Holleran
Marie L. Horn
Mary Gucwa Illig
Paula Bouchard Jacques
Kathryn Coyne Janz
Dr. Kathleen McFadden Kasprzak
Catherine Bussey Keaney
Maureen Reed Killeen
Margaret Rubritz Kosowski *
Victoria Angelotti Krenichyn
Mary Ellen Kunz
Nancy Sprague Leed
Virginia Ralicki Lopez
Cynthia Matczuk Mattioli
Elizabeth Byron McGowan *
Marian Iacona McGowan
Marguerite Pinto Meyer
Barbara A. Micare
Carole F. Moore
Norine McQuillen Morgenfeld
Patricia Donohue Neuner
Helen Calogero Newman
Anne-Marie Tierney O’Connor
Ann Mary Olean
Rosemary Ruffino Pacifico
Margaret Plodzik
Carol Coughlin Praetzel
Dolores Gaeta Prezyna
Kathleen Resch Resch
Rosetta T. Rico
Suzanne Taylor Robilotta
Sandra Niemczyk Roderick
Beverly Mudd Ronald
Patricia Brennan Schofield
Cathy A. Shelton
Roberta Stewart
Margaret Cosgrove Stiglianese
Diana Azzi Torregrossa
Mary Lou Privitera Tringali
Sheila Rafter Webster
Barbara Rainville Wood
Barbara O’Brien Wright
Lana Clinton Zahn
Class of ’71
Number of Graduates 348
Number of Donors 90
Total Amount Given $8,087.00
Percent of Participation 25.86%
Martha Taylor Ahrens
Joan Stahl Ast
Sara Cronin Beckley
Janice Yungfleisch Bennett
Linda Blackwell
Ann Duggan Bratthauer
Mary Browne Bruning
Margaret Cain
Eileen O’Brien Cardona
Susan Lynch Casement
Roberta Theeman Casey
Audrey Sindone Castracane
Victoria A. Christopher
Melissa Turner Cohen
Dorothy Alice Condon
Patricia Donlon Condon
Mary Ann Cresanti
Ann S. Czapla
Virginia Johnson Dachenhausen
Dorothy Kazukiewicz Deavers
I. Elaine Forti Dentico
Rosemary Galu Dicesare
Linda R. Dixon-Muscarella
Eileen Tubridy Drinkwater
Joan Heidinger Dulak
Elizabeth Drescher Duzen
Dorothea Boettcher Edsall
Donna Goinski Egan
Janet Schill Evans
Maryalice Smith Fish
Patricia Kachinoski Fitzpatrick
Elaine Olevnik Frank
Joann G. Gambacorta
Diane Ciminelli Geerken
Elizabeth Kennedy Gerdts
Lynnda Rumsey Glover
Catherine Gormley
Joan M. Hall
Kathleen Owczarczak Haremza
Margaret Bremer Heiss
Carol Polito Hertel
Eileen Sullivan Holzhauer
Sharon Nauman Interdonato
Jeanne Capodagli Janicki
Mary Chamberlain Jankowski
Susan Kempf
Patricia Maslyn Kohler
Mary Korytkowski, M.D.
Joan Jankowiak Kozina
Sr. Jean Marie Liston, GNSH
Ann Marie Lofaso
Sr. Mary Elizabeth Looby, GNSH
Christine Lubelski
Carol Rudnick Mahoney
Linda Hart Manley
Deborah Schmidt Marscher
Grace Cosgrove Martorana
Elizabeth Bona McGoogan
Joanne McNamara
Elana Mallick Michenzi
Janice Schwandt Molfese
Mary Ellen Morgan Wazlaw
Karen Conroy Motsay
Eileen Murphy
Mary Lynn Murrett
Cheryl Hettler Noetscher
Patricia Matthews O’Bryan
Vincenetta Ventresca O’Donnell
Sr. Dolores Ann O’Dowd, GNSH
Catherine Guard Olsen
Barbara Raiman Papsidero
Susan McAllister Quinn
Sara Ricotta Rodland
Nancy Berry Ross
Carol Ann Ryan
Ann Sovinsky Saczuk
Mary Stumpf Salhoff
Mary Sellers-Pici
Mary Vetter Smith
Mary Hennigan Soehner
Elizabeth Ferraro Sollitto
Maureen McGraw Stegle
Irene Curro Stevens
Patricia Bucki Sullivan
Jean Dowdall Tracy
Margaret Kraszewski Umhauer
Christine McMahon Vogelsang
Margaret Theobald Walker
Dr. Dorette Sugg Welk
Suzan Plate Wirth
Susan Larkin Wisniewski
Class of ’72
Number of Graduates 266
Number of Donors 63
Total Amount Given $7,699.00
Percent of Participation 24.44%
Phyllis Neubauer Abbarno
Barbara Boyle Abbott
Ann M. Andel
Joyce Sabatino Barbalato
Mary E. Barth
Dorothy Mazzara Bellanti
Rosella Bonanno
Ilene Pisarek Braun
Carolyn Kulinski Brooks
Anne Fitzpatrick Brown
Donna Evans Butt
Eileen Cahill
Maureen Cahill
Suzanne Simpson Codd
Maureen C. Connolly
Joan Rossi Conway
Michele Gadbow Costello
Jo Ellen Perrigo Cronin
Mary M. DeLaney
Mary E. Dillon
Maureen Driscoll-Hudack
Barbara Mary Filipiak
Kathleen Larson Gallagher
Janice McNicholas Garrett
Elizabeth Sullivan Gawronski
Virginia Gebus
Lauren O’Keefe Gewand
Cynthia Rickard Gleasman
Barbara McGrath Gorga
Patricia King Graff
Rita Giglia Gress
Kathleen Hadrych Ross
Barbara Hurewitz Hankin
Cheryl H. Hanna
Kathleen McCann Heiman
Joanna Story Hollis
Karen Kelly-Sullivan
Claire Holly Markarian
Annette Marullo
Theresa Mago McClure
Diane Cummings McGrath
Patricia McMahon
Maureen Mulvihill McMullan
Jane Ellen Mead
Maureen O’Brien Meade
Linda Mona
Eileen Rubenstein Mullaney
Diane Dustick Murphy
Jane E. Myrda
Margaret Soplop O’Connor
Linda Warren Robitaille
Jerome Saab
Sr. Judith Salzman, FSSJ
Kathleen Joyce Seitz
Maryann Evans Shields
Mary Ellen Smith
Angela Matarazza Switzer
Mary Fulkerson Thurston
Catherine A. Urbanski
Sharon Summers Wade *
Sr. Eileen White, GNSH
Camille Spruch Worley
Elaine Verbocy Zak
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Suzanne Tatro
Carol Suchyna Volker
Margaret Was
Lorraine Bucki Wianecki
Barbara Ursano Woods
Kathleen Rutledge Wright
Patricia Wrobel
Rosemarie Anzalone Wyman
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Class of ’74
Cynthia Van Kerkhoven Aguglia
Deirdre Mary Bastible
Gail Cortese Battaglia
Rosemary Bellissimo
Joanne Smistek Blake *
Barbara Bonanno
Margaret Bishop Borchard
Janine Sagar Botty
Barbara M. Bouchard
Catherine M. Braniecki
Pamela Allison Burns
Mary Riley Buttaccio
Mary Mossop Crane
Elizabeth Cullen
Sandra Kolasz Dale
Eileen Dawson
Anne Coughlin Devine
Mary Murray Devine
Madonna Foy Doney Ö
Mary Beth Hess Farruggio
Patricia Busha Gilbert
Paul T. Hageman
Patricia A. Hamill
Adele Camerchioli Hicks
Mary O’Leary Hurley
Jennifer Emerling Jacobs
Jean Rice Jain
Sharon Meyer James
Joan Hutchinson Klicker
Mary Barry Knapp
Eileen McCafferty Koolpe
Julia Christine Lanigan
Elizabeth P. Loden
Mary Anderson Lyons
Barbara Davis Makarewicz
Patricia Meath McCluskey
Ann McCormick McQuillan
Julia White Miller
Janice Weaver Moran
Pamela Murzynowski Murray
Linda Jacob Neri
Cheryl Zboch Olsen
Jo Ann Johnson Peet
Patricia Trometer Pesch-Harder
Barbara Lumberg Roach
MaryEllen Burke Roszkowski
Martha Haar Ryan
Linda Caputi Sanita
Alice Sirna Schenkel
Kathleen Hassett Seibel
Monica Remillard Semler
Regina Mangano Shelley
Karen Justinger Smith
Janet Smith
Rosemary Mustarelli Townley, LL.D.
Karen Adragna Walsh
Paula Waselauskas
Rita Whalen
Ellen Lagonegro Wierzbieniec
Christine Simmons Wilson
Anne Capacci Andrews
Donna L. Bartolone
Jane Timm Borrello
Helen J. Bueme
Christine Stephan Ciminelli
Susan Francher Eckert
Susan Ludlow Ferguson
Julia Morrow Frawley
Sr. Elizabeth D. Gear, GNSH
Christian Sauerbier Gee
Ann Castellani Gilpin
Carol Hoefen Greisberger
Maureen Eagleton Healy
Marilyn O’Hara Howe
Mary Czajka Hunter
Mary Krieger Joseph
Susan Lynne Korytkowski
Diane Kuszynski
Ronetta Joss Lafferty
Kathleen Smith Laudisio
Michele S. Maddox
Charlotte Vizzi Majeski
Ellyn Fay Maloney
Martin A. Mann
Janet Gerdelman Marchetta
Margaret Ryan Marinow
Germaine A. Merrill
Karin Byrne Miller, Esq.
Mary Boyer Monnat
Mary Polino Morris
Maureen Flora Moynan
Kathleen Cerza Owens *
Mary Ann Perry
Sharon A. Pikul
Susan Falzone Porcano
Maureen Crowley Riley
Janet A. Schachner
Janet Williams Schneider
Betty J. Schultz
Suzanne Guziec Sharrow
Christine Awarski Sisson
Maryann Gajewski Sobczyk
Barbara Warren Strzyz
Susan Cleary Sullivan
Josephine Castelli Szlyk
Margaret Conway Tim
Judith Winner Tuori
Kathleen Navarro Twist
Theresa Groth Wellenzohn
Cheryl M. Whitman
Susan F. Wilk
Claudia Molenda Zurbrick
Number of Graduates 287
Number of Donors 60
Total Amount Given $8,377.50
Percent of Participation 20.91%
Number of Graduates 256
Number of Donors 52
Total Amount Given $3,785.00
Percent of Participation 21.09%
Class of ’75
Number of Graduates 264
Number of Donors 48
Total Amount Given $3,315.00
Percent of Participation 19.32%
Debra Adriance
Corinne Braun Averill
Mary Birchmeyer Barsema
Liane Turski Browning
Deborah Bruch Bucki
Marcia Ann King Cappuccilli
Denise Cousins Cuneo
Cynthia Wierzba DeLuca
Barbara Ryan Dequaine
Rebecca Pickering Downey
Patricia Schuler Duffy
Mary Jo Holland Eichner *
Susan Benson Felice
Janice Crane Forsyth
Bonnie Bishop Franckowiak
Marie Gebhard Goins
Patricia Di Lillo Gowen
Jill Elizabeth Gradishar
Mary Meincke Heider
Janet McMenamin Hiller
Mary Johnson
Alice Allard Kindorf
Marie Urbaniak Lader
Mary Dumont Leddy
Elizabeth Lofaso
Cynthia Pominville Longway
Karen Ann Lumia
Cheryl Myles Malzan
Nancy Graves Manalio
Louise M. Matlasz-Clarno
Colleen Mullen Matthews
Mary Elizabeth McCourt
Elizabeth Kluss Messner
Douglas Moffat, M.D.
Dolores M. Palczewski
Susan Sanders Papin
Maureen Vanderwerf Peck
Sheila Collins Rosowicz
Anita Giglia Sandecki
Audrey Bardotz Schading
MaryAnne Gaghan Schiffner
Diane Liddle Short
Susan Rowe Spicer
Laurie Sweeney
Kathy Meagher Todtenhagen
Elaine Marzolf Watson
Gretchen Sauerbier Welge
Jane Murphy Wilburne
Class of ’76
Number of Graduates 200
Number of Donors 30
Total Amount Given $1,660.00
Percent of Participation 14.5%
Donna Ryan Amato
Mark Barnes
Linda Taylor Belling
Mary O’Dowd Beltrami
Elizabeth Hallock Bernel
Patrick J. Dalton
Diane Williams Gadley
Patricia Hetherington Garman
Patricia Sweeney Goodwin
Lynda Gotthart
Mary Timmel Hoppert
Margaretha Vreeburg Izzo
Margaret Gilhooley Marino
Judith Wade McFadden
Judith Ann Nocek-Genung
Leslie Ann Palm-Schwartz
Paula Russo Patel
Jane Lyons Patterson *
Mary Babcock Raven
Mary Hanley Rayfield
Diane Osterman Reboy
Diane Vnuk Ryan
Elaine Szczepankiewicz Sattelberg
Victoria J. Shepardson
Beverly Gentile Shipe
Kathy Polizzi Trotto
Cynthia Coughlin Tyra
Diane E. Wonch
Patricia Halper Ziegler
Marcia Kedron Zinteck
Class of ’77
Number of Graduates 302
Number of Donors 40
Total Amount Given $2,920.00
Percent of Participation 13.58%
Michele Gullo Arcara
Joan Branicky Banas
Martha Scott Barnas
Judith Carr Beecher
Barbara Weisbeck Bikoff
Suzanne Julian Bischoff
Patricia Burns
Ann Woodward Canty
Ann Cowan Carroll
Philomene Kosmoski Cudzilo
Paul Decarlo
Annette Gambino Didomizio
Kathleen Barrett Dinkel *
Michael Fallacaro, M.D.
Elongia Leonard Farrell
Jean F. Feldman, D.V.M.
Robert Gerson
Mary Igoe Godios
Mary O’Connor Hirschbeck
Holly Zalewski Hutchings
Debra Nowak Kasper
Susan Fenelon Magnotti
Linda Martin Makey
Paula M. Mazur
Barbara Roesler McFadden
Lucy McLaughlin
Gina J. Murphy
Rosemarie Owens
Daria Petrilli-Eckert
Kathleen Kay Plyter
Danuta Bydlinski Richards
Karen Hunchar Ritenour
Margaret Maloney Sander
Lynne Vannuys Slat
Patricia Rzadkiewicz Smith
Maureen O’Brien Sullivan
Claudina Ghianni Toole
Lynn Wysochanski Walsh
Carol-Lynn Markowski Winship
Helen Bodkin Zuelzer
Christine Robb Sammis
Ann Kaufmann Sees
Sandra Griffis Shank
Mary Kearns Skibinski
Anne Cameron Swantz
Jeanne Dumont Wholey
Leslie Wrobel
Justine E. Ziemba
Class of ’79
Number of Graduates 273
Number of Donors 29
Total Amount Given $1,638.00
Percent of Participation 10.62%
Margaret Foster Bangert
Deborah Gough Browning
Janet Janus Burch
Donna Marie Civiletto
Marie Caruana Crofoot
Marcia Stulberg Danielson
Ruth Quigley Dillingham
Rebecca Hallinan Fueger
Mary Pat Furey
Ann Russell Gornick
Pamela Heckman
Cheryl P. Johnson-Dellasala
Laura Hartmann Lincoln
Patricia Ruehmann Manolis
Barbara Foit Messmer
Jean Burke Miller
Joseph Moore
Laurene Woodworth Nickel
Bonnie Cline Niezgoda
Chinwe Zino Okereke
Anita Louise Polizzi
D. Eilly Reilly, USN
Maria B. Slabyk
Monica Johnson Sleap
MaryBeth Gooch Thompsett
Deborah Heigl Traugott
Sylvia Mazur Vena
Joan G. Wilbur
A. Joseph Williams
Class of ’80
Class of ’78
Number of Graduates 275
Number of Donors 30
Total Amount Given $1,425.00
Percent of Participation 10.91%
Laurel Lalonge Carroll
Gail Malik Cashin
Anthony Castelletti
Dave Chabra
Diane Fuhrmann Clark
Jacqueline Schiener Curtis
Alice Wahl Gabriel
Margaret Gannon
Debra Ginty-Comando
Carolyn Holder
Karen Howard
Donnalee Jerome
Diane Fien Kelly
Susan Kay Koch
Rosemary Kuca-Hagerty
Kathleen Keating Lazarus
Michele Woyshner Mach
David J. Mohr
Suzanne Mucha
Eileen Hanley Noworyta
Mary Kraft Rettburg
Linda Locatelli Salvatori
Number of Graduates 323
Number of Donors 42
Total Amount Given $1,570.01
Percent of Participation 12.38%
Lauren B. Altieri
Anna Maria Sterlace Bauman
Maryann Couche Braunscheidel
Constance Carroll Cahill
Mark T. Cappello
Jennifer Soplop Christiansen
Patricia C. Connolly
Therese Rogers Cottrell
Mary Twist Creighton
Patricia Gullo Del Principe
Nancy Conrad Deubell
Joan M. Dunbar
Anita Bonsignore Fusilli
Callista T. Garrabrant
Kathleen Emerson Groves
Jeanette A. Hejna
Kathleen E. Hunter
Carol Havranek Jones
Judith LaBombard Joslin
Kathy Dull Kane
David Klawitter
Michele Quadrini Kuznitz
Judith Linde LeFevre
Class of ’81
Number of Graduates 305
Number of Donors 38
Total Amount Given $2,163.00
Percent of Participation 12.13%
Susan Baker-Kroczynski
Catherine Ahl Beal
Denise Brzezicki Braunscheidel
Caren Schaefer Churpita
Susan Acquard Cox
Santa Maggiotto Dominguez
Dianne Feeney
Debra Reiner Gehan
Julie Weinheimer Gemerek
Laurie Lawson Hartke
Margaret Near Henneberry
Mary Lufkin Huczel
Donna Wagner Jackson
Patrick R. Janiga
Mary Elizabeth Albert Jurca
Mary Stiglmeier Kieffer
Pamela M. Krawczyk
Linda Hamner Krull
Pamela E. Laffler
Charlene Cusick Marx
Ann Weiner Masse
Kathleen F. McCauley
Linda Bilowus Moretti
Timothy Nowak *
Jane Obrochta
Marcia A. O’Hara
Roberta Page Pawlak
Eleanor Walsh Plumb
Sally Conschafter Porter
Lauren Towkacz Poveromo
Dorothy Richardson
Gail A. Rogers
Renee Rozniak
JoAnn Bittar Salci
John A. Smith
Helen L. Smith-Porter
Nancy DeRocco Wells
Anthony G. Wiertel
Kathleen S. Case-Simoncelli
Susan Clark
Jodee Proper Cotey
Elaine Andolina Cybula
Diane M. Del Santo
Deborah Pellegrino Dewey
Diane Brooks Duhe
Garland B. Elliott
Debora Benedick Geary
Judith McCooey Hotnich
Donald Jablonski
Gail M. Konecni-Upton
Kathleen Schuyler Labonge
Ann Chambers Lillis
Joseph Marinaccio *
Patricia R. Palma
Kathleen Hulbert Palmer
Richard Pawlak
Jessie Ladenberger Pulk
Kathleen Szabo Ray
Barbara Lee Rhee
Raymond Rollins
Louis Pasquale Schurott
Sandra Ward Shifflette
Karen M. Spaulding
Jeannette Manno Turner
Kathleen Crowley Weinmann
Anne Battle Weissend
Jennifer Mueller Wettlaufer
Jo Nonnengard Wilkes
Class of ’83
Number of Graduates 213
Number of Donors 24
Total Amount Given $1,180.00
Percent of Participation 11.27%
Lorene Baker Acquaotta
Ellen Murszewski Ayyagari
Joyce Samol Bealer
Constance O’Mara Butler
Dalena Heitz Franklin
Karen Nimon Freedman
Patricia Marciniek Gallisdorfer
Patricia R. Hanson
James R. Hewitt
Mark Hughes
Sharon Moran Kerr
Cynthia Biondi Minogue
Barbara Cane Mogavero
Margaret Bernat Murray
Sandra Holfoth Muscato
Jacqueline F. Nowak
Elaine G. Pond
Laurie Pilawa Salerno
Marcia McNeill Saltarelli
Margaret Schlotterbeck
Patricia Koch Schmidt
Rose Grierson St. Pierre
Rubbie Stewart
Nancy Rung Walsh
Class of ’84
Class of ’82
Number of Graduates 285
Number of Donors 16
Total Amount Given $805.00
Percent of Participation 5.61%
Loretta Cecconi Alcaro
Jennifer Berg
Christine Bracco
Diane DiValerio Anders
Therese Ford Anderson
Joan Murray Brady
Mary Kilcoyne Brown
Frances Hembrador Camerino Chelmow
Number of Graduates 308
Number of Donors 33
Total Amount Given $2,486.50
Percent of Participation 10.71%
Nancy Foster, C.F.E.
Nancy H. Gian
Cynthia Palenski Gibson
Kathleen Powers Guarino
Julie Nasci Hawkins
Annemarie Orszulak Holler
Heidi Zobel Kasper
Alice M. Lagraves
Mary Sheehy Miller
Darlene Moon Pitass
Ann Marie Athans Quinn
Cynthia Childs Taylor
Class of ’85
Number of Graduates 213
Number of Donors 23
Total Amount Given $1,000.00
Percent of Participation 10.8%
Joan Ardillo Catalano
Kathleen Harden Cercone
Faye Lynn Contino
Kathleen Mills Crowe
Karen Culotti
Robert Dommell
Patricia A. Embury
Paul Fasanello
Rosaire McLaughlin Higgins
M. Kelly Johnson Jacobius
Hollyann Judge
Jean Kelly Kyles
Jeanne Glogowski Lafountain
Kathleen Panaro Losi
Janine Fiedler MacDonald
Janet E. Madden
Memory Sholette Malley
Pamela Vanfossen Nixa
Jolanta Oszurko
Laurie Pinkerton Para
Nathan E. Phillips
Peter A. Van Dyke
Jeni Andolina Wozniak
Class of ’86
Number of Graduates 238
Number of Donors 19
Total Amount Given $1,220.00
Percent of Participation 8.4%
Ann Rauh Allaire
Rosemarie Armitage
Deborah Arnet
Linda Callahan Bronstein
Allan L. Cecchini
Elizabeth Heubusch Connolly
John M. Dutcher
Fareed Ghafoor
Roxanne Ayers Golde
Catherine Finelli Hayden
Roseann Rossi Izquierdo
Theresa M. Makson
David M. Miller
Julie L. Nopper
Elizabeth Hobart Rottner
Margaret Bristow Schwippert
Laura Bernard Sherman
Joan Kostek Vetter
Cynthia Waver-Wittwer
Class of ’87
Number of Graduates 200
Number of Donors 16
Total Amount $625.00
Percent of Participation 8%
Kelly A. Bauer
Lori Stilwell Butkowski
Joseph Cavallaro
Ann Hoffman Grifasi *
Paula Miliotto Hamilton
Sandra Jagodzinski
Susan Roth Mancuso
Nina McKinstry
Cheryl A. Miller
Timothy Dennis O’Connor
Elizabeth A. Reiser
Patricia Murphy Rexinger
Colleen Preischel Scoville
Lisa Brown Sheehan
Candace Susan Smith
Mary Wilsch
Class of ’88
Number of Graduates 182
Number of Donors 13
Total Amount Given $420.00
Percent of Participation 7.14%
Patricia Larson Bishop
Teresa Cacciatore
Amy Martin Gusek
Darryl R. Hart
Helen M. Jones
MaryEllen Kresse-Rutowski
Renee Fancher Loftus
Margaret Caldwell Mathias
Beth Osborne Moses
Mary Foley Romano
Dawn Sikorski Rutowski
Cory Nicholls Shaffer
Nancy Sullivan
Jennifer Mary Vara
Assunta Campanile Ventresca
Class of ’91
Number of Graduates 236
Number of Donors 18
Total Amount Given $685.00
Percent of Participation 7.63%
Jean Swenton Caples
Franklin Coulman
Anne Marie Gainsback
Elizabeth Pantuso Howard
Margaret Arnone Kinsella
Sandra L. Kluge
David Kresse
Marilynn Joyce LaCerais
Shelly Martin
Dawn W. Northwood
Cynthia Wymer Norton
Leanne Smielecki
Karen Dexheimer Smith
Ann Steinwald
Gary R. Stillman
Kenneth J. Stuczynski
Lisa Federio Thorpe
Suzanne Weeks
REPORT OF GIVING
Carol Cafferty Lester
Patricia Maren
Kathleen Sterben Meyer
Barbara Weaver Morano
Marianne Koche O’Brien
Barbara Agro Paige
Karen A. Penyin
Nadine Gumulak Pfeiffer
Nicholas Recchioni
Diane D’Alessandro Rodman
Michaeline Sliwinski
Sandra Genice Smith
Kathleen Manley Thorp
Charlene Strianese Wehrfritz
Theresa M. Wojteczek
Deborah Willis Woodard
Barbara Klimek Yoviene
Ronald Zagrabski
Colleen McGuire Zugger
Class of ’92
Number of Graduates 197
Number of Donors 6
Total Amount Given $410.00
Percent of Participation 2.54%
Anthony Denson
Jeff Hyde
Norah Riniolo
Karen Pokigo Rudnicki
Kerry Lynn Waples
Kathleen Anastasi Wilson
Class of ’93
Class of ’89
Number of Graduates 148
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $906.25
Percent of Participation 6.08%
Anne Shingler Chen
Cynthia Meritt Hartman
M. Ruth Reilly Kelly
Mary Jane Key
Kimberly Schneider Lynch
Anthony M. Mrozik
Patrick L. Murphy
Susan Amitrano Rittenhouse
Linda Scott
Class of ’90
Number of Graduates 139
Number of Donors 12
Total Amount Given $525.00
Percent of Participation 7.91%
Jennifer Lynn Ball
Diana Gian Berkhoudt
Joanne Quinn Chmura
Catherine O’Neill Coppola
Johnna Hermann Hyde
Eileen Coughlin Landseadel
Brian Shawn McKenzie
Edward E. Moran
Rosemary Panetta
Nancy Pappal
Number of Graduates 239
Number of Donors 10
Total Amount Given $221.00
Percent of Participation 4.18%
Barbara Bowles
Judy Breslin Breslin
Ann Elford Elford
Ursula Kingsley Gallagher
Jacqueline Grimes
Jacqueline G. Haas
Jennifer Smejles Kiblin
Dennis Kluge
Susan Lang
Gale Archer Lutz
Class of ’94
Number of Graduates 253
Number of Donors 8
Total Amount Given $250.00
Percent of Participation 3.16%
Suzanne Singerman Albert
Sheryl Howard Bates
Carol Porter Cole
Russell Garrison
Margaret Hejmanowski
Rosemarie Sheehan McHugh
Wendy Davis Swick
Gregory L. Zablonski
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REPORT OF GIVING
Class of ’95
Class of ’00
Rebecca Fleming
Mark Jans
Medarda A. R. Kerr
Leslie C. Krentz
Amy Fitzgerald Rodriguez
Deborah Apollo Shepard
Holly Elizabeth Skala
Karen Codella
Joseph Atilla Coppola
Chandra L. Costello
Lori Lynn Granchelli
Karyn M. Kapanek
Carol A. Milazzo
Marie Dombek Packard
Eugene L. Pohancsek
Jillene Swain Whitenack
Number of Graduates 286
Number of Donors 7
Total Amount Given $365.00
Percent of Participation 2.45%
Class of ’96
Number of Graduates 291
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $735.00
Percent of Participation 3.44%
Renee Callea
Francis R. Curtiss
Erica M. Eppich
Danielle Ouellette Julias
Helenann Martin-Paruta
Dr. John G. Rousselle
William Steele
Dawn Bourgeois Thurnherr
Joseph A. Treanor
Class of ’97
Number of Graduates 280
Number of Donors 10
Total Amount Given $445.00
Percent of Participation 3.57%
Buffie La Gasse Brothers
Ian Brown
Robert Burns
Jenelle Cabic
Janet Rieman Craft
Maureen Forrester Finney
Colleen Collins Matthews
Holly McElhinny
Michael Rudny
Kimberly Treanor
Class of ’98
Number of Graduates 314
Number of Donors 3
Total Amount Given $403.83
Percent of Participation 0.96%
Robyn Learn Genovese
Madonna Reddington
Michelle Denise Swygert
Class of ’99
Number of Graduates 421
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $302.00
Percent of Participation 2.14%
Jumana Adenwalla
Nicole Lynn Boyer
Scott R. Dobe
Ruth Heidenreich Gliss
Barbara Jean Hastings
Timothy M. Kennedy
Monica M. Kwiatkowski
Francis T. Riforgiato
Jeremy M. Warchol
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Number of Graduates 481
Number of Donors 9
Total Amount Given $1,185.58
Percent of Participation 1.87%
Class of ’01
Number of Graduates 507
Number of Donors 18
Total Amount Given $690.00
Percent of Participation 3.75%
Carlos Alexandro
Julie Harwood Beimler
Alicia L. Ebbert
Barbara Stelley Fernandez
Rebecca S. Firth
Maureen O’Dea Gaughan
Cydnee Lynn Gee
Sandra Pottynski Gibson
Jessica LaPoint
Rebecca Anna Leone
Timothy Robert McDonald
Lois J. McNamara
Sean Patrick Metz
Stephanie S. Shinn
Sara Shortslef Contestabile
Michael Fredrick Swartz
Barbara Ann Traver
Nathan Edward Wiewiorski
Class of ’02
Number of Graduates 484
Number of Donors 13
Total Amount Given $299.23
Percent of Participation 2.69%
Michael William Burd
Bryan M. Gee
Danielle Szerbiaki Gregoire
Colleen M. Hauck-Pandolfino
Ginny Kocher Hoffman
Trudy G. Jackson
Erica Latrise James
Kimberly McCullough
Margaret Mary Meissner
Angela Lewis Natividad
Shelli Payne
Aime Rizzuto
Mary Elizabeth Smith
Class of ’03
Number of Graduates 564
Number of Donors 15
Total Amount Given $569.54
Percent of Participation 2.66%
Andrea Jarnot Billias
Laura Chriswell
Mary I. Eder
Laura Eisenzopf
Michele Fintak
Sharon Rose Huchko
Kristina Renee Jackson
Jason T. Kalls
Antonina Matragrano
Michele A. McCullough
Paulina Sylwia Mierzejewski
Anita Marie Picogna
B. Jay Ryan
Laura Snitzer
Elzbieta Maria Stanek
Linda Fisher
Geoffrey J. Gerow, D.C.
Dr. Merlene C. Gingher
Dr. Philip M. Gray
Deirdre Green
Dr. Carole A. Gutt
Dr. Paul T. Hageman, ’73
Margaret W. Harrison
Class of ’04
Josephine Hejna
Number of Graduates 342
Dr. Olga E. Karman
Number of Donors 10
Michele Karnes
Total Amount Given $300.00
Donald G. Keller
Percent of Participation 2.92%
Dr. David Kelly
Kristin Angel Butera
Dr. M. Ruth Reilly Kelly, ’89
Martha Lynn Gallinger
Mary Jane Key, ’89
Lisa E. Kaniecki
Dr. Verna R. Kieffer
Lisa H. Lewis
Dr. Penelope J. Klein
Petra A. Link
Beverly L. Kominarek
Sarah E. Lipinski
Leslie C. Krentz, ’95
Melissa Ann Maillet
Marilynn Joyce LaCerais, ’91
Julie Marinaccio
Edward Lazik
Michalina Ross Ryan
Debra Lucas
Theresa Vallone
Dr. Michele S. Maddox,’74
James McDougall
Carol A. Milazzo, ’00
Class of ’05
Dr. Eric R. Miller
Number of Graduates 332
Dr. Robert Miller
Number of Donors 10
Total Amount Given $320.35
Linda Bilowus Moretti, ’81
Percent of Participation 3.01%
Robert Murphy
Leonard Oseekey
Justin B. Cooke
Deborah E. Owens
Szabolcs Hoka
Dr. Amable Paulino
Gale M. Kandefer
Sr. Therezina Laurent Magoti, IHSA Aimee Pearson
Robert Peters
Ryan Miller
Karen A Piotrowski, ’69
Adam Patrick Morris
Rev. Thomas A. Ribits, OSFS
Vertina Marie Rhim
Rosetta T. Rico, ’70
James P. Schultz
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH, ’67
Kerone M. Scott
April C. Rockwood
Michelle L. Zgoda
Dr. John G. Rousselle, ’96
Dr. Arup Sen
Leon Shkolnik
Patricia Marino Smyton, ’65
W. Spina
EMPLOYEE GIVING Anthony
Rosemarie Spyra
Lynn R. Taylor
Theresa Vallone, ’04
Dr. John Abbarno
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke, ’52
Andrea Anderson
Dr. Todd Walter
Mary Applegate
Dr. Marta L. Werner
Susan Balling
Dawn M. Williams
Rhonda S. Beck
George Yavicoli
Dorothy Mazzara Bellanti, ’72
Kelly Biehls
Dr. Earl J. Boggan
Dr. Joan Murray Brady, ’84
Dr. Frank Brathwaite
HEALTH AWARDS
D. John Bray
CONTRIBUTORS
Timothy G. Brennan
Dr. Timothy Bronson
Allied Mechanical Inc.
Madonna Reddington, ’98
James and Leola Anderson
Michael R. Cipolla
Sr. Mary Brendan Connors, GNSH, ’54 Anonymous
The Barnes Firm, P.C.
Bruce H. Cramer
Barry Steel Fabrication, Inc.
Philomene Kosmoski Cudzilo, ’77
Paul and Mary Grace Bauer
Ronald H. Dannecker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Beecher
Margaret Dowdall
Blue Cross & Blue Shield WNY
Dr. Richard Dowds and
Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus
Mrs. Sarah Tomlinson
Sr. Mary Kathleen Duggan, GNSH, ’47 Bufflink, Inc.
Catholic Health System, Inc.
Donna Jordan Dusel
CEF Enterprises
Dr. Mary I. Eder, ’03
The Center for Hospice and
Peter Eimer
Palliative Care
Maureen Forrester Finney, ’97
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano, ’64
Edward C. Cosgrove
D’Youville Alumni Association
Damon & Morey, L.L.P.
Kevin Dillon
First Niagara Bank
Barbara Nagel Fisher, ’69
Jane Flanigen Griffin, ’54
Hodgson Russ Attorneys, L.L.P.
HSBC Bank USA
Hurwitz & Fine, P.C.
Walter Iwanenko, ’93
Dr. and Mrs. D. Bruce Johnstone
Charles G. Jones
Kaleida Health
KeyBank
Kenneth and Paula Keenan
Koessler, ’67
Dr. Michael Kuettel
M & T Bank Charitable Foundation
Marinaro Architects & Associates
Mary McDonald Mascott, ’66
Gerard T. Mazurkiewicz
Eugene and Glenn Ann Meeks
Herbert Mennen
Dr. Edwin A. Mirand
Sandra Mobley-Terry
Moog, Inc.
North American Health Plans
Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Phillips, Lytle, Hitchcock Blaine &
Huber, L.L.P.
Riefler Concrete Products, L.L.C.
Roswell Park Cancer Institute
Savarino Construction Services Corp.
SUNY at Buffalo
Supermarket Management, Inc.
The McGuire Group
The Merck Company Foundation
Thomas H. Shelberg Inc.
Uniland Development Co.
Barbara Walter
PRESIDENTIAL
SCHOLARSHIP
A-Kleen Windows, Inc.
Diab M. Allasen Carpet Co.
ALP Steel Corporation
James and Leola Anderson
Anonymous
Baer & Associates, L.L.C.
Barnes & Noble College
Bookstores, Inc.
Battaglia Trucking, Inc.
Paul and Mary Grace Bauer
Bear Stearns & Company
Leo A. Bradley
Dorothy Mazzara Bellanti, ’72
Building Controls and Services
Sr. Marlene Butler, GNSH, ’62
Cannon Design Corporation
James S. Cappiello
Ciminelli Development Company
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano, ’64
Contract Specialists, Inc.
Edward C. and Dorthea Cosgrove
John W. Danforth & Co.
Duquette & Partners, Inc.
Eaton Office Supply Co., Inc.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Anniversary Class of 1954
Endowed Scholarship
Norma Bouquard Adolf
Alice Barton
Rosemarie Mazurowski Bernick
Helen Keefe Bowen
Helen Slonina Callsen
Dora Agostinelli Cesar
Sr. Mary Brendan Connors, GNSH
Mary Herr Costanza
Mary Agnes Crowley
Kathleen Martina Damiano
Mary Lou Abraham Dentinger
Sr. Patricia Donovan, RSM
Nancy Nolan Fenzl
Phyllis Mahoney Ganey
Nancy Bonadio Gentile
Myrtle Pickering Green
Marcella Reeb Gregoire
Jane Flanigen Griffin
Lucile Ernst Healy
Joan Heubusch
Barbara Gunning Johansen
Anne Keating
Josephine Belasik Ledwin
Geraldine Sherman Maley
Claire Coughlin Malico
Lois Reilly Mayer
Carol Lynch McSwain
Lee A. Mule
Virginia Nowak
Sr. Jean O’Shaunecy, GNSH
Mary Ann Lapczenski Pyrak
Rosemarie Richter Scherer
Joyce Hoffmeyer Stephens
Barbara Cristina VanVolkenburg
Marie Carnevale Vetrano
Alice Kazmierczak Werynski
Iris Kluge Zatorski
Anniversary Class of 1953
Endowed Scholarship
Renee Powalski Bartkowski
Bernadette Devine Barton
Dr. Mary C. Daly
Ann Kilroy Furey
Catherine Grosso Lapczenski
Anne O’Connor
Patricia Klocke Twist
Anniversary Class of 1952
Endowed Scholarship
Faith Francis
Loretta Gulino Quenville
Patricia L. Van Dyke
Eleanor Kirby Veale
Dr. Charles Bauda Health
Science Award and Philomene
Bauda Nursing Award
Norman T. and Rita Bauer
Memorial Endowed Scholarship
DiTusa-Collesano Endowed
Scholarship
Patricia J. Loser Endowed
Scholarship
Bauer Family Foundation
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano, ’64
Rita Rose Palmer, ‘50
Dr. Earl Boggan Scholarship Fund
Dugan Family Scholarship Fund
Dr. Earl Boggan
Joseph Boggan
Katherine Cavaluzzi
Mary Stephan
Dorothy Higgins McNicholas, ’69
Eileen Callahan and Leo Lyons
Endowed Scholarship
Vincent J. & Philomene Pepe
Campagna Endowed Scholarship
Barbara Jean Campagna, ’63
Natalie & Sister Virginia Carley,
GNSH, Endowed Scholarship
Sandra Kolasz Dale, ’73
Marie Claire Gunning O’Leary
Endowed Scholarship
Beverly Ann Fest Endowed
Scholarship
Barbara Gunning Johansen, ’54
Katherine and Wade Lynes
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. O’Leary, Sr.
Ann and Dan, Jr., Katie and
Maureen O’Leary
Esther Valvo Fest, ’59
Patti Hanson, ’83
Flanigen-Griffin Endowed
Scholarship
Camille Massaro Caulfield
Scholarship for Nursing
Camille Massaro Caulfield, ’57
Dr. Edith M. Flanigen, ’50
Jane Flanigen Griffin, ’54
Margaret R. Wells and
John Drexelius
Michael and Kathleen Clifford
Endowed Scholarship
Theresa Hawro Endowed
Scholarship
Eileen Clifford Cavanaugh, ’63
Christina Barth Eberl, ’67
Eberl Iron Works
DYC Alumni Association
Scholarship Fund
D’Youville Alumni Board
Jean Dolan DeLaney Endowed
Scholarship
Mary DeLaney, ’73
Cathleen Dowling Endowed
Scholarship
Rita DeSpirt Heffernan Endowed
Scholarship Fund
DeSpirt Foundation, Inc.
Irenaeus Fund and the Heffernan
Family
HSBC International Business
Endowed Scholarship
HSBC in the Community, Inc.
Jo Ann Bittar Salci, ’81
Sister Mary Sheila Driscoll, GNSH,
Endowed Fund
Diane Del Santo, ’82
Mary Jane Key, ’89
Maureen Driscoll O’Connell, ’65
Kathleen Driscoll Weinle,’60
Geraldine Helfter Hunter
Endowed Scholarship
Barbara Hunter *
John B. Hunter *
Cristina Marshall-Taylor
Myron and Mary Margaret
Jones Jordan Scholarship Fund
Messer Foundation Scholarship in
memory of Dolores Shea, ’31
Thomas R. Beecher and
the Messer Foundation
Charlene Danielle Page
Endowed Scholarship
Charlene Danielle Page Run
Dahlia Holley
Ralph Van Houten
Jacalyn Hunter
Independent Health Association –
Frank Colantuano
Antoinette Lojacono
Salvatore Page
Denise Reid
Paul Schlagter
Barbara Young
J. Warren Perry
Presidential Scholarship Fund
Dr. J. Warren Perry
Marylou Pacillo Senseman, ’75
Vincent & Harriet Palisano
Foundation Scholarship
Vincent and Harriet Palisano
Foundation
Sister Mary Sheila Driscoll, GNSH
& Irma Dickman Endowed
Scholarship
Mary Margaret Jones Jordan, ’33
Nancy Severtsen Roberts
Endowed Scholarship
KeyBank Scholarship
Anonymous
Mary Moriarity Cottrell, ’45
Deloitte Foundation
M. Jane Dickman
Paul Dickman
Maureen Hutchinson, ’45
KeyBank of W.N.Y., N.A.
Carol Hoppe Ferguson, ’56
Sue Severtsen Murray
Charles A. Bauda, M.D.
Marjorie McGowan Demerly
Scholarship Fund
Mary Schweitzer Bauer
Endowed Scholarship
Marjorie McGowan Demerly, ’39
Bauer Family Foundation
Mary Schweitzer Bauer, ’46
Dean Virginia K. Ego
Scholarship Fund
Stanley R. Bubar and Amelia Lyons
Leo Lyons
Kelly Reger Scholarship Fund
Mary Crehan Roche
Scholarship Fund
Katherine Gormley Koessler
Endowed Scholarship
Michael Cipolla
Philomene Kosmoski Cudzilo, ’77
Carol Milazzo, ’00
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stapleton
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke, ’52
Koessler Foundation
Kenneth and Paula Keenan
Koessler, ’67
Therese Coonley Shanahan
Endowed Scholarship
Robert J. Reger
REPORT OF GIVING
EME Solutions, Inc.
Ruth Feldmann
Fire Safety Systems
Richard C. Heffern
Dr. and Mrs. D. Bruce Johnstone
Jerome T. Kresse
Robert Kresse
Kaleida Health
G. Pacillo Co., Inc.
Gerard T. Mazurkiewicz
Hart Hotels/Holiday Inn
HSBC Bank USA
Hy-Grade Distributors, Inc.
Industrial Power & Lighting Corp.
Integrity Distribution
IPL Electrical & Communications
Mary Elizabeth Kirwan, ’60
Kenneth and Paula Keenan
Koessler, ’67
Mary Pendy Koessler, ’49
Dr. Michael Kuettel
Paul R. Lenzner
Mandon Building Systems, Inc.
Manzella Marketing Group
Herbert Mennen
Merrill Lynch & Co.
Foundation, Inc.
Mike’s Landscape Service
Mary Elizabeth Cosgrove Miller, ’57
Dr. Edwin A. Mirand
Patricia L. Morgan
The Notable Corporation
Personal Touch Food Service
William H. Prentice, Inc.
Richway Refinishing Co.
Riefler Concrete Products, L.L.C.
Kenneth Rogers
Ronald Santasiero, M.D., P.C.
Victoria Saxon
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Schmit
Beverly Ann Gentile Shipe, ’76
Savarino Construction Services Corp.
Security Credit Systems, Inc.
Joseph A. Stoeckl
Supermarket Management, Inc.
Try-It Distributing Co., Inc.
Uniland Development Co.
United Business Systems
Barbara Walter
Wendel Duchscherer Architects &
Engineers, P.C.
WUTV/WNYO
Shirley Kreish Christy, ’49
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M. Caroline Shanahan Endowed
Scholarship
REPORT OF GIVING
Joanne Condren Flowers, ’65
Maryanne Shanahan, ’65
Stella Tiffany Endowed
Scholarship
Rev. Thomas Ribits, OSFS
Van Dyke Family Endowed
Scholarship
in memory of Jeanette Van Dyke
Daniel and Julia Bacho
Elenie Basil
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Boersma
Barbara Braun
Marty and Mary Alice McNamara, ’52,
Browne
Harry W. Carroll, Jr.
Marguerite and Stanley Collesano
Marcia DiGregorio
Richard and Genevieve McNeil, ’52,
Dobmeier
Mollie and Peter Fenger
Marie Kelly Foley, ’40
Lucille Gervase, ’62
Hamburg Centennial Art Center
Sheila Hess
Joan Heubusch, ’50 and
Bernadette Riordan
James M. Jordan
Meg Maher Pierce and
the Maher Family
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mallon
Nancy McLoughlin
Janet Morgan
Frances Morrison
Ruthe L. Nemmer
Paul and Maryfrances Offermann
Sarah Farrell O’Hearn
Mary Ann Osenkarski
Robert and Maureen Weir Piasecki
Catherine Van Dyke, ’45
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke, ’52
Larry and Norrine Brown, ’50,
Whissel
Judith Gotham Wagner/North
Country Endowed Scholarship
Susan Gray Gibbs, ’60
Mary Ellen Story Haggerty, ’58
Paula Bouchard Jacques, ’70
Metropolitan Life
North Country Chapter
Elizabeth Carraher Whalen, ’48
Rita Whalen, ’73
Sister Francis Xavier, GNSH,
Scholarship
Dolores Cyprys Adams, ’53
Norma Bouquard Adolf, ’54
Joan McKenna Barron, ’53
Bernadette Devine Barton, ’53
Joanne Pegler Berger, ’63
Ann Marie Vacca Bradley, ’52
Helen Slonina Callsen, ’54
Mary Crowley Carosella, ’52
Camille Massaro Caulfield, ’57
Eileen Clifford Cavanaugh, ’63
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Theresa Martin Cavaretta, ’57
Catherine Luby Ceranski, ’62
Blanche Gailey Colello, ’59
Taine Rems Conboy, ’55
Agnes Crowley, ’54
Dorothy Denny Cumber, ’55
Margaret P. Curry, ’46
Lois Trautman David, ’54
Rosemary Dean Delaney, ’48
Mary Abraham Dentinger, ’54
Genevieve McNeil Dobmeier, ’52
Diana Milazzo Duca, ’54
Theresa Jarzembowski Dulski, ’53
Marie Fasano-Ramos, ’62
Nancy Nolan Fenzl, ’54
Elizabeth Gardner Flynn, ’52
Anne Murray Forte, ’48
Elizabeth McGinley Fox, ’53
Nancy Lopresti Goodrich, ’60
Elizabeth J. Hannan, ’47
Sr. Kathryn Healy, GNSH, ’60
Donna Mischler Hogben, ’61
Rosemary Peffer Holmberg, ’65
Marie L. Horn, ’70
Mary Hurley in memory of
Jean Le May Hurley, ’47
Sheila Bleab Jacobs, ’68
Virginia Jarzembowski, ’47
Esther Fischle Joy, ’46
Eugenia Conlin Judge, ’61
Donna M. Juenker, Ph.D., ’58
Genevieve Zoltowicz Kanski, ’55
Patricia MacDonald Karl, ’60
Frances Curro Kipley, ’57
Norine Callahan Kirkpatrick, ’59
Joan Johnston Kostusiak, ’63
Delphine Gorski Kozera, ’55
Judith Russ Lawton, ’55
Nancy Sprague Leed, ’70
Marilyn Ripley Lilly, ’69
Jeanne F. Lynch
Margaret Mullen Manuel, ’50
Joan Cox Mccaffrey, ’64
Carol Tworzydlo Menna, ’62
Julia Dillon Miller, ’68
Lorraine Kujawa Mioducki, ’53
Carole F. Moore, ’70
Josephine Chella Mulvihill, ’67
Patricia Tifverman Nowatzki, ’56
Dorothy A Nystrom, ’49
Jane-Marie Curley O’Brien, ’58
Eleanor Glair O’Dwyer, ’58
Nancy Doherty O’Mara, ’60
Ann Bauer Pajella, ’57
Marilyn Polverari, ’56
Sally Dunn Quinn-Yardum, ’58
Theresa Myers Ranne, ’63
Sandra Niemczyk Roderick, ’70
Martha Rollek Rutowski, ’57
Renee Benoit Ryan, ’61
Rosemary Lechner Scharf, ’60
Rosemarie Richter Scherer, ’54
Rosemary Wurtz Schwartz, ’52
Marion Fulmines Sionko, ’61
Ruth Smith, ’55
Suzanne Cooley Smyth, ’56
Maria Mulderig Stilwell, ’58
Victoria Lampka Stronski, ’47
Bonnie Santillo Sturniolo, ’62
Suzanne Tatro, ’68
Sandra Petti Tomasulo, ’67
Elizabeth Carraher Whalen, ’48
Geraldine Florek Wiess, R.N., ’63
Trudy Ganczewski Zablotny, ’56
Pollyanna Radley Zinck, ’64
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Independent College Fund of
New York (ICFNY)
Barnes and Noble College Books
Bristol-Myers Squibb Scholarship
Curtis Screw Company, L.L.C.
ICFNY
National Fuel Gas
Fred and Harriett Taylor Scholarship
United Parcel Service (UPS)
Scholarship
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Miscellaneous Scholarship Fund
PMC Partnership – Joseph Geer
Sr. Alice McCollester, GNSH
IN HONOR
50th Anniversary
Gene and Lois Trentman David, ’54
Alice Hilborn
Josephine Belasik Ledwin, ’54
IN MEMORY
Mildred DiBiase Beck, ’50
Norrine Brown Whissel, ’50
Mary Ann Bowen Buckley, ’51
40th Anniversary
Drs. Penelope Prentice and
James Grunebaum
Lynn O’Connell Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Baker
Dianne Bennett and
William Groebner
Dr. Earl Boggan
Carol R. Ducak
Cynthia R. Gleasman in memory of
Christopher L. Gleasman
Sara Faherty
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mack Gurn
Judith B. Hendee
Carolia and Donald Hetzner
Barbara D. Holender
Krishnan Kartha and
Phyliss Rzeznick
Lansing and Pamela Pollack
Merlyn Prentice
Olga Prentice
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Zeckhauser
Anthony Cashette
Eugenia Conlin Judge, ’61
Charles H. Closs, Jr.
Catherine Closs Anderson, ’57
Suzanne Shea Coen, ’50
Husband, Daniel Coen
Richard Creighton
Larry and Norrine Brown, ’50, Whissel
Elizabeth Deck Gruntz, ’51
Larry and Norrine Brown, ’50, Whissel
Earl Boggan, Ph.D. and
Sylvia Boggan
Patricia Jaworski Diminnie, ’60
Katherine Boggan Cavaluzzi
Husband, Edward Diminnie
D’Youville College Crew Team
Dorothea Regan Gaudet, ’55
Christina Barth Eberl, ’67
Norman Gaudet
Sr. Rita Gleason, GNSH, and
Sr. Kathleen Sholette, GNSH
Bernice May Love, ’35
North Country Chapter
Daniel J. O’Leary, Jr.
Barbara Gunning Johansen
Daniel J. O’Leary, Sr.
Kathryn and Wade Lynes
Dan Jr., Ann, Katie and
Maureen O’Leary
Sister Denise A. Roche, GNSH
Victoria Christopher
Philomene Kosmoski Cudzilo, ’77
Carol Milazzo, ’00
Patricia Van Dyke
Pat Haley
Mary Holohan Mahany, ’48
Robert Mahany
Albert F. Miller
Ursula Miller Ostrowski, ’44
Frank Page
Dahlia Holley
Paul Schlagter
Ralph Van Houten
Nan O’Connell Purcell, ’50
Larry and Norrine Brown, ’50, Whissel
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke
Michele McCullough, ’04
Michael Szafran
Rev. Thomas Ribits, OSFS
PROVIDENCE
SOCIETY
Anonymous
Catherine Anderson Barone, ’35
Charles A. Bauda, M.D.
Jane A. Bigelow, ’67
Margaret M. Boone, ’29 Ö
Helen Keefe Bowen, ’54
Leo A. Bradley
Winifred Maloney Burke, ’32 Ö
Lucia Ragusa Calandra, ’34 Ö
Patricia Coon Chandler, ’54 Ö
Rita Ellen Cobb, ’43
Marguerite DiTusa Collesano, ’64
Marian O’Connell Daly, ’43
Mary Frances Danner, ’55
Mary DeLaney, ’73
Mary George Davitt, ’52
Marjorie McGowan Demerly, ’39
M. Jane Dickman
Marie C. Dietrich, M.D., ’64
Katharine M. Doyle, ’22 Ö
Grace Druar, ’39
Mary Lou Ehrne Dunn, ’47
Christina Barth Eberl, ’67
Esther Valvo Fest, ’59
Helen M. Fritz, ’34 Ö
Marguerite Strauss Gebhard, ’19 Ö
Lucille Austin Gibbin, ’49
Carol Ruth Glaeser, ’65
Paul Gospodarski, ’75
Catherine Alcorn Gospodarski, ’73
Dr. Joseph Grande
Joan K. Helm, ’52
Mary C. Hogan, ’42
Geraldine Helfter Hunter, ’19 Ö
Maureen Hutchinson, ’45
Dolores Zielinski Kasler, ’44
Catherine M. Keogh, ’27 Ö
Mary Duggan Kinsella, ’26 Ö
Alfred H. Kirchhofer Ö
Loretta Kirkwood Ö
Mary E. Kirwan, ’60
Katherine Gormley Koessler, ’29 Ö
Helen M. Kowalski, ’44
Evelyn Kruse, ’46
William Lawley
Edward Lazik
Nancy Mills Loving, ’42
Eileen Callahan Lyons, ’42 Ö
Mary McCartin, ’38
Rita Smyth-McDonald, ’47
Helen McManus, ’27 Ö
Jo Ann M. Mecca, ’59
Jay Carmody Morley
Robert Nielsen
Mary Anne Grotto Oberbach, ’24 Ö
Bertha Killeen O’Connor, ’22 Ö
Mary Dalton Oldham, ’39
Grace Roche O’Mara, ’29 Ö
Sarah A. O’Roark Ö
Angeline Malachowski Pantera, ’41
Mary Pfeiffer, ’84
Romana Kelly Reger, ’44
Alice Riehle Riley, ’30
Dorothy Zdarsky Rose, ’41 Ö
Loretta Schneider, ’36 Ö
Anne Denning Sheehan, ’30 Ö
Kathleen M. Slayton, ’64
Beverly Michalak Slichta-Cusick, ’66
Ruth Smith, ’55
Rita Smyth-McDonald, ’47
Dr. Charles Stein
Margaret Hurley Strauss, ’37 Ö
Stella M. Tiffany, ’18 Ö
Rosemary Mustarelli Townley, ’73
Marion Peggs Truxes, ’29 Ö
Carmela Valente, ’38
Patricia Lyons Van Dyke, ’52
Vivian A. Van Dyke, ’49 Ö
Monica Clark Wallace
Catherine Dearing Waters, ’30
Marion Winkler, ’37
Ann Wood-Kelly, ’38
BEQUESTS
Dr. Pauline M. Alt, ’19
Margaret Boone, ’29
Lucia Calandra, ’34
Irma Dickman, ’33
Phyllis S. Dowling
Evelyn Naughton
Sally O’Roark
GRANTS AWARDED
6/1/04 - 5/31/05
The College
Bristol Myers Squibb
Frances G. Churchill Foundation
Community Foundation for
Greater Buffalo
HSBC in the Community
Independent College Fund of
New York
Kenneth L. & Katherine G.
Koessler Foundation
Messer Foundation
National Science Foundation
New York State Education
Department
New York State Office of Science,
Technology and Academic
Research
John R. Oishei Foundation
Vincent & Harriet Palisano
Foundation
J. Warren Perry and Charles Donald
Perry Memorial Fund
Fred & Harriet Taylor Foundation
UPS
U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services, Health Resources
and Services Administration
U.S. Department of Education
Margaret L. Wendt Foundation
The Kavinoky
Joan & Peter Andrews Family
Foundation
The Baird Foundation
Frances G. Churchill Foundation
The Fund for the Arts
M&T Bank Charitable Foundation
New York State Council on the Arts
Rich Family Foundation
George G. & Elizabeth Smith
Foundation
Lorinda McAndrew Voelkle
Foundation
MATCHING GIFT
COMPANIES
GIFTS-IN-KIND
Aetna Foundation
AstraZeneca
Bank One Corporation
Benjamin Moore & Company
Computer Associates
International, Inc.
Delphi Automotive Systems
The Delta Air Lines Foundation
Ernst & Young Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
General Electric Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
HSBC
IBM International Foundation
IKON Office Solutions Foundation
Key Foundation
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Metropolitan Life
Mutual of Omaha Companies
Northeast Utilities System
Occidental Petroleum
Pfizer Foundation
Praxair Matching Grants Program
Quaker Chemical Corporation
Saint-Gobain Corporation Foundation
Stellent
Travelers Foundation
Verizon Foundation
The Xerox Foundation
The Zurich N.A. Foundation
Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Anderson’s Frozen Custard
Avenue Art & Frame
Cozumel Grill
Jim Culligan Auto Place
Curtis 1000
Margaret Dowdall
Dublin House of Fine Irish Imports
Donna Jordan Dusel
D’Youville College Bookstore
Christina Barth Eberl, ’67
Peter Eimer
Figurehead Club Hair Salon
The Floristry & Bravo Display
Dr. Joseph A. Grande
Maria Haas
Maria Halt
Hofert Jewelers, Inc.
The Kavinoky Theatre
Mary Jane Key, ’89
Kinko’s
Mary Elizabeth Kirwan, ’60
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Lasertron
Richard Lewis
Lincoln Coin & Stamp Company
Gerard T. Mazurkiewicz
Alyssa McGovern
Edwin A. Mirand, Ph.D., D. Sc.
Nortel Networks
Old Orchard Inn
Olive Garden Restaurant
Dr. J. Warren Perry
Phototech-Hare Studios
Dennis A Pines, ’74
Printing Prep, Inc.
Rapid Ray’s Printing & Copying
Rosetta T. Rico, ’70
Sr. Denise A. Roche, GNSH, Ph.D.
Romanello’s Roseland Restaurant
Salvatore’s Italian Garden
Serge for Hair
Supermarket Management, Inc.
Lynn R. Taylor
Mary Weckerle Tiede, ’39
Tops Friendly Market
Transitions
Wal-Mart #2210
Annie Walters
REPORT OF GIVING
Jeanette Van Dyke, ’43
Anonymous
Dan and Julie Bacho
Elenie Basil
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Boersma
Barbara Braun
Marty and Mary Alice
McNamara, ’52, Browne
Harry W. Carroll
Hamburg Centennial Arts Center
Stanley and Marguerite
DiTusa, ’64, Collesano
Marcia DiGregorio
Richard and Genevieve
McNeil, ’52, Dobmeier
Mollie and Peter Fenger
Marie Kelly Foley, ’40
Lucille Gervase, ’62
Sheila Hess
Joan Fischer Heubusch, ’50,
and Bernadette Riordan
Jean La May Hurley, ’47 Ö
James M. Jordan
The Maher Family—
Meg Maher Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry Mallon
Nancy McLoughlin
Janet Morgan
Frances Morrison
Ruthe L. Nemmer
Paul and Maryfrances Bough
Offerman, ’50
Sarah Ferrell O’Hearn
Mary Ann Osenkarski
Robert and Maureen Weir, ’61
Piasecki
Catherine Van Dyke, ’45
Larry and Norrine
Brown, ’50, Whissel
Every effort has been made to ensure
that the information included is
accurate and reflects the wishes of
individual donors. If any errors or
omissions have occurred, please notify
the office of institutional advancement,
716.829.7803 or [email protected] so
that we may correct our records.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
a.
Jeff Hyde, ’92, from Zachary, La., and his children
attended the Bisons game/DYC night.
b.
Mary Beth Nelson, ’97, came to the luncheon on
her lunch hour and left reluctantly.
c.
Pat O’Donnell Crane, ’64, and Patti Hanson, ’83,
enjoyed telling their stories to the group.
d.
Judy Winnes Tuori, ’74, and Karen Kline Wollert, ’69,
thoroughly enjoyed exchanging their histories.
e.
Mary Ann Brett Corcoran, ’62, made the
arrangements for the Boston luncheon.
f.
Mary Lenahan Gormley, ’41, paused for the camera
at Sister Denise’s Florida party.
g. At the Bisons game, best buddies Donna Wagner
Jackson, ’81, principal of Herman Badillo School,
and her daughter Michele had great fun.
h. Sixties graduates at the Rochester luncheon:
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Jennifer Hallock German, ’69, Susan Wagner
Lennon, ’69, Monica Marzolf Cosgrove, ’66, and
Margaret Beuerlein Bartolotti, ’67, had a chance to
catch up on each others’ news.
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Members of the class of ’62: Ann Kearney
Reddington (seated) and (standing l to r) Diane
Plowucha Falk, Maria Jeziorski Stubing, Carol
Fields Beato, Barbara Hussey Regan, Barbara
Majak Graf and Mary Beuerlein Thomas-Mangan
have been getting together frequently since their
graduation 43 years ago.
RECENT GATHERINGS
k. Sister Denise A. Roche greeted guests at her Florida
Good Times! Buffalo Bisons Game
party.
Boston Chapter
m.Teresa Schwab Margarone, ’58, joined Vickie Moran
Rochester Chapter
Holmes, ’80, at the Rochester Chapter get-together.
Vickie’s daughter is attending D’Youville this fall.
Sister Denise’s Florida Party
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Rochester Chapter
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a. Jean McGarry, ’57, and her husband
Jim Cumming enjoying themselves
b. The Van Dyke sisters, Catherine Van Dyke, ’45,
and Marge Holmes, chatting with each other
c. Sheila Keller greeting George and Susan
Schlemmer, and vice president Don Keller (far
right) chatting with a guest
d. Jean Donovan Porter, ’46, raising her glass to
b
salute her Alma Mater
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e. Gloria Mueller Magee, ’46, and her husband Joe
taking a break from their summer in Canada to
be with old friends
f.
Ruth Seitz (r), retired faculty member, exchanging
news with Eleanore Kolodziej, ’53
g. The Brown girls, Norrine Whissel, ’50, and
Elaine Curtin, ’46, exchanging greetings with
Tom Beecher
h. Benedetta Kissel-Frachella, ’36 (foreground),
celebrating her 92nd birthday with her daughter,
Madonna Starr (center), at the Major Donor
Reception
j.
Lucille Nazzarett Porreca, ’46, and her husband
Ettore joining the festivities
Toasting the College at the Major Donor Reception k. Romana Kelly Reger, ’44, listening intently to
Sister Denise’s comments
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Earlier this year, as a symbolic way to recognize
all women who make contributions to world peace,
the Nobel Prize Committee proposed a list of one
thousand women for the Nobel Peace Prize 2005.
Named in that group is Sr. Rosalie Bertell, GNSH,
Ph.D. She was a researcher at Roswell Park Cancer
Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., for many years, and now
resides in Yardley, Pa.
1954
Alice Barton, poet and longtime professor at the
University of Massachusetts, has authored her
first novel. South Station recreates her birthplace,
Lowell, Mass., during World War II and the 1940s.
She features a city of neighborhoods centered
around the ethnic Catholic churches that permeated
religious, social and cultural life. The relationships
of her complex characters, her sense of setting and
her beautiful prose make South Station a delightful
read. Alice and her husband live in Dennis, Mass.,
on Cape Cod.
1957
Some members of the class are planning a cruise
to celebrate their 50th anniversary of graduation.
Contact Mary Ann Kelleher.
1960
Miami Beach, Fla., resident JoAnne Luther Varco
is a member of St. Patrick’s Choir, the first U.S. choir
privileged to sing for His Holiness Pope Benedict
XVI at a papal mass in St. Peter’s in the Vatican.
They were granted an audience with him on May
25th. While on tour in Italy, a videographer from
Miami’s Channel 10 (part of ABC) traveled with the
group and taped their concerts in Rome, Florence,
Assisi and Venice.
1963
Anne McDonald Morrissey felt that she needed a
change from the responsibilities of her position at
University Hospitals of Cleveland, but was not ready
to retire. She loves Africa and is about to embark
on “another African adventure.” While perusing a
microbiology journal, Anne read an ad from Duke
University describing a position that requires a
“master’s degreed medical technologist with clinical
microbiology, lab management and international
experience to supervise a microbiology laboratory
and train local technologists in Moshi, Tanzania (East
Africa) to support a National Institute of Health grant
studying co-infections in HIV-infected patients.” “I
knew it was my job the minute I read it.” She’ll live
in a two-bedroom house complete with maid (who
cooks) and a gardener. Her new home, located at
the foot of Mt. Kilimanjaro, is about a 10-minute
walk from a new lab facility built by the Gates
Foundation.
1965
Judith Horvath Getz, a resident of Charlotte, N.C.,
is an assistant media specialist for the Charlotte
Mecklenburg Schools.
Retirement is not in the immediate future of Dr.
Marilynn Mahoney Fleckenstein. In addition
to her position as director of the Learn and Serve
program, she has been named associate academic
vice president at Niagara University. “It is a position
that I am excited about since my responsibility will
include all academic policy and all new programs,
especially graduate ones.” Officially her term
began August 24, the start of the new semester. In
her spare time, she will consult in Manila for her
former student, the president of Chicago’s DePaul
University.
1969
Mari-Jo Charlebois Harney, who is the executive
director/owner of Professional Nursing Services,
Inc., makes her home in Hopkinton, N.Y.
North Andover, Mass., resident Karen M. Kline,
has organized a petition effort to recognize the
town’s historical roots by changing the town’s name
to Olde Andover. She insists that North Andover,
which split with Andover in the 1800s, is the original
Andover and she has collected signatures in hopes
that town selectmen will petition the state for a name
change. This may be a long process.
1989
Congratulations to Dr. M. Ruth Reilly Kelly whose
book, The Olmsted Case: Privateers, Property, and
Politics in Pennsylvania, 1778-1810, was published
recently. Ruth, who started her D’Youville career
with the class of ’63, has been a faculty member
since 1998 and is currently an associate professor
of history.
1994
Kappa Gamma Pi, the National Catholic College
Honor Society, announced that Anne F. Simon was
reelected for a two-year term as national treasurer of
the group. Over its 79-year history, more than fortyfive thousand graduates of Catholic colleges have
been nominated to the organization, recognizing
their outstanding scholarship, leadership and
service, and challenging them to continue as
examples of faith and service to all whose lives they
touch. Of this number, 694 have been nominated
from D’Youville College since 1927. Anne enjoys
attending homecoming events with the classmates of
her mother, the late Dolores Bogart Oxencis, ’46.
1995
Steven Panaro keeps very busy. The father of two
children, he is a firefighter with the City of Buffalo
and an R.N. with Kaleida Health.
1997
1971
The recipient of the Alumni Association’s Lee
Conroy Higgins Award in her senior year, Meghan
Cuddeback Kania is enjoying her professional
experience as a first grade teacher in the Albion,
N.Y., Central Schools district.
1978
Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, N.Y., has named
Michael Gawronski associate director/ clinical
education coordinator of its occupational therapy
assistant program.
The dean of liberal arts and sciences at SUNY
Cobleskill, Diane Ciminelli Geerken of Worcester,
N.Y., is looking forward to a new phase in her life.
She plans to retire on Jan. 1, 2006.
Patricia Baratta Carney and her husband,
Maynard, attended the luncheon for Rochester,
N.Y., area alums held in July. A pre-school special
education teacher with BOCES #2 for 27 years, Pat
began a new career in April as a mentor teacher
with the University of Rochester’s Warner School
of Education. Under a Department of Education
grant, she is working with the Rochester InnerCity Catholic Schools pre-K program supervising
six teachers. They are using the Science Start
Curriculum and Early Reading First programs
with over 80 three-, four- and five-year-olds. She
finds using the hands-on curriculum and literacybased approach to facilitating learning with these
needy children to be a challenging and exciting
experience.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
1951
Theodore Kerhoulas lives in Fort Gratiot, Mich.,
with his wife Kelly and son Zachary. The principal
of Croswell-Lexington High School, Theo writes, “I
will never forget Dr. Gamble’s classes – what fun!”
Attention All Alumni: Dr. David Kelly, professor
of history, announces an oral history project in conjunction
with the upcoming centennial celebration of D’Youville
College. He has begun the collection of these materials
and, in spring 2006, an oral history class at the college will
greatly expand the project. Alumni are needed to share their
memories of D’Youville in all time periods. The interviews
should take approximately half an hour. Dr. Kelly can be
reached at 716.829.8170. The collected material will be
brought together in several publications and will be stored in
the D’Youville College archives for future reference.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
1998
Michelle D. Swygert has been named director of the
health center at D’Youville College. She attended the
University at Buffalo in the family nurse practitioner
program where she earned her master’s degree.
Since graduation, Michelle has been active in the
community and has been employed by Edniform
Corporation and the Erie County Medical Center.
As a student, she was involved in the Black Student
Union, Student Association, and orientation. The
previous director was Patricia Holtz Palmer, ’81,
who relocated to Henderson, Nev.
1999
Alumni board member and new mother, Michelle
Murtha-Kraus, is the administrator of Greenfield
Health and Rehabilitation Center in Lancaster, N.Y.
In June, she accepted the Outstanding Service to the
Healthcare Community Award in recognition of “a
commitment to excellence…,” from the Island Peer
Review Organization, New York state’s Medicare
quality improvement organization. Greenfield and
its sister facility in Buffalo, Niagara Lutheran Home
and Rehabilitation Center (NLHRC), have been a
part of a group of one hundred facilities across the
nation that make up the National Nursing Home
Quality Initiative since its inception three years ago.
During the first year of the program, NLHRC was
recognized for developing procedures significantly
to reduce pressure ulcers. Administrator Dawn
M. Clabeaux, M.S., ’01, was asked to share these
methods with other members in the organization.
Healthcare, Hamilton, Ont. In addition, she is a
clinical instructor for second-year nursing students
at McMaster University.
Kelli Lynn Tanzella, M.S., ’96, to Jeffrey Mark Krug
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We are delighted to share the news that Amanda
E. Kelly is teaching English in Kaohsiung, Taiwan,
Republic of China.
Jennifer Lynn Penski, B.S./M.S., ’00, to
Matthew James Adams
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Nicole Karki, B.S., ’03, M.S., ’05, to Paul Niejadlik
A resident of Grimsby, Ont., Janet Moore-Smithson
is a clinical nurse specialist with Hamilton Health
Sciences.
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A physician assistant with Singh-Nadella MDs,
Danielle Gregoire recently moved to Boston, N.Y.
Although Hurricane Katrina caused seven feet of
flood water damage to her home, Suzanne Rucker
was able to leave her area safely and is staying with
family until she can get back on her feet. She has
been a physical therapist with Gulf Coast Physical
Therapy.
Lynn Prebis has relocated to Henderson, Nev.
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Mary Gabel, who lives in Blasdell, N.Y., is a special
education teacher at the Preschool Learning Center.
New bride Nicole Karki-Niejadlik, ’03, ’05
M.S.-F.N.P., a Mississauga, Ont., resident, started
working as a nurse practitioner. She works with
the child/youth services through St. Joseph’s
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Nicole M. Ryan, ’00, to Bradley M. Smith
Kristopher Ross Schultz,’04, to Lindsey Sue DeLange
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North Country Chapter News
The North Country Chapter is alive and well,
gathering twice a year. The tentative dates for
meetings in 2006 are May 6 and October 7. The
group which includes alums from the Ogdensburg,
Massena, Canton, Potsdam areas, holds raffles, silent
auctions and other activities to raise money for the
Judith Gotham Wagner North Country Scholarship.
Rita M. Whalen, ’73, is president and Mary-Ann
Perry, ’74 is the secretary/treasurer. The memorial
is in recognition of the enthusiasm and work of
the late Judith Gotham Wagner, ’50, a founding
member of the North Country Chapter.
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Sara Shortslef Contestabile makes her home in
Ontario, N.Y. She is a registered dietician and is
employed by New York state.
WEDDINGS
HOMECOMING 2OO6
It is not too early to plan for Homecoming 2006!
Are you a member of the Class of ’36, ’41, ’46, ’51,
’56, ’61, ’66, ’71, ’76, ’81, ’86, ’91, ’96, or ’01? Join
a committee and gather your friends to celebrate
together. When you write your holiday cards or
send birthday greetings to your classmates, invite
them to meet you at Homecoming, September 29
and 30, 2006. ALL classes, spouses and friends are
welcome!
CONDOLENCES
Geraldine Nowacki Specyal, ’47, on the death of
her husband Frank
Lucy Jane Pacini Guttuso, ’56, on the death of her
sister, Helen Rosetti
Judith Borom Manuel, ’63, and Carol Borom, ’72,
on the death of their father Joseph
Carol Lyons Montante, ’64, on the death of her
brother John
Ellen Lyons Moulder, ’64, on the death of her
mother Anne Rita
Ruth Hogenkamp Phillips, ’65, on the death of
her brother, Rev. Leon Hogenkamp, SJ
Marianne Chiumento, ’69, on the death of her
mother Mary
Kathleen Godfrey Maher, ’76, and Joanne
Godfrey Capriotto, ’84, on the death of their
father Joseph
Jane Lyons Patterson, ’76, on the death of her
father Leo
Victoria Shepardson, ’76, and Carol Shepardson
Colvin, ’82, on the death of their father Victor
Santa Maggiotto Dominguez ,’81, on the death of
her mother Catherine
Mildred S. T. Kennedy, ’31, (July 2, 2005) died
after a long illness. She retired from teaching at
Kensington High School in 1972 after 35 years
in the classroom. Previously she taught at South
Park High School. She was thoroughly steeped in
the works of Shakespeare, which she loved. She
spoke the soliloquy from Hamlet, “To Be or Not
To Be,” even as she advanced to her 95th year.
Mildred was a member of the Third Order of St.
Francis, the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Thomas
Aquinas and had served on the D’Youville College
Alumni Association board on several occasions.
In recognition of her emulation of Marguerite
d’Youville, Mildred was elected a charter member
of the Marguerite d’Youville Honor Society. Her
burial was from St. Thomas Aquinas Church in
South Buffalo.
Kathleen Batt Ness, ’36, (July 13, 2005) died after a
short illness at Intercommunity Hospital in Newfane,
N.Y. She resided in that community for more than
60 years. In 1974, she retired from teaching English
at Wilson High School and serving as the librarian
there. Kathleen was actively involved with Friends
of the Library, the Historical Society, and Our Lady
of the Rosary Church. Her husband Arthur died
in 1994. She was the sister of the late Mary Helen
Foley, Marilyn Miland and Marjorie Batt. She is
survived by several nieces and nephews. A Mass of
Christian burial was celebrated at Our Lady of the
Rosary Church on July 19th.
Loretta Schneider, ’36, (July 23, 2005) graduated
with a degree in French but worked as a social
worker for the Erie County Department of Social
Services. However, she loved to muse about
the memorable English professor she enjoyed at
D’Youville; she also loved writing poetry. She was
the daughter of the late George and Josephine Zeigler
Schneider. Loretta was elected to membership
in the Marguerite d’Youville Honor Society for
her church and community activities. She left no
survivors. Mass of Christian burial was celebrated
at Blessed Sacrament Church in Buffalo on July 26.
Loretta was a member of the Third Order Discalced
Carmelites.
Mary Brown Tank, ’37, (July 30, 2005) was
predeceased by her husband John by several years.
She is survived by her son John, her daughter-inlaw Erica and two grandsons, John and Brian. The
funeral Mass was celebrated at St. Theresa’s Church
in South Buffalo.
Sister Rita M. Gleason, GNSH, ’37, (July 14,
2005) was in her 60th year as a member of the Grey
Nuns. Prior to beginning her religious life, Rita
Gleason worked as a social worker in the Diocese
of Buffalo and was appointed to head the Niagara
Falls office. Sister began her service to the Diocese
of Ogdensburg, N.Y., in 1948 and continued to
serve until just a few days before her death. Her
first assignment was at St. Joseph’s Nursing Home
and Orphanage. In the late 1950s, Sister became
the first full-time certified social worker for Catholic
Charities. In that position, Sister Rita worked with
families and children in the diocese for 28 years,
providing financial assistance, aiding in adoption
procedures and providing marriage counseling. In
1995, most Reverend Paul S. Loverdi, a former
bishop of Ogdensburg, announced that Sister Rita
was a recipient of the Papal Medal—The ProEcclesia and Pontifice—for her life’s work for the
Catholic Church. A mass of Christian burial was
celebrated at St. Mary’s Cathedral with Bishop
Robert J. Cunningham presiding.
Mary A. McCartin, ’38, (July 2005) died at
D’Youville Senior Care after a very long illness.
Mary was an active member of the D’Youville
chapter of Merrimack Valley alumni and hosted
one of the last gatherings of that group at her
home in Lowell, Mass. After graduating from
D’Youville, she earned an accounting degree from
Bentley College and was employed as the secretary/
treasurer of the Frank P. McCartin Co. in Lowell for
more than 35 years. She also had taught at Lowell
High School. Mary was a lifelong parishioner of
Immaculate Conception Church, where she was
a member of the Holy Rosary Society, the Third
Order of St. Francis, and the Catholic College Club.
She also served as a C.C.D. teacher at St. Anthony
Church in Lowell. Mary served on the boards of
Thomas More College and Magdalene College. In
1992, she was elected to the Marguerite d’Youville
Honor Society for her commitment to service to her
church and her community. Her survivors include
five brothers: Francis, Philip, Paul C., Dr. Lawrence
and Norbert and her sister, Margaret Teague, ’42,
and many nieces, including Kathleen Hartling, ’72,
nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews.
Dorothy H. Zdarsky Rose, ’41, (July 8, 2005)
wife of the late Thomas A. Rose and beloved sister
of Gloria J. Zdarsky and the late Gerald W. Darcy,
died at her home in Hamburg, N.Y. She had been a
resident of Angola for many years where she taught
at Lake Shore Central School. She is survived by
nieces and nephews. A memorial service was held
in October.
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OBITUARIES
Jeannette Limeri Sciolino, ’42, (September 9,
2005) a lifelong resident of Buffalo and a recognized
artist, died in the Canterbury Woods Nursing
facility. Her entire life was spent on Busti Avenue.
As a young mother, she painted for pleasure. In her
50s, she began to receive formal training, beginning
with classes at the YMCA, followed by tutoring at
Buffalo State and at the Chautauqua Institute, where
her paintings were exhibited. Jeannette sang in the
choir at Holy Angels Church and she studied piano
in her adult years. She is survived by two daughters,
Elaine and Marianne, a son Thomas, and her sister,
Mary Pepe of Buffalo, and several grandchildren.
Her husband Anthony died in 2002. A Mass of
Christian burial was celebrated at her parish church,
Holy Angels on Porter Avenue.
Joan Suttell Futterer, ’42, (July 6, 2005) died
unexpectedly in her home in Lancaster, N.Y. Joan
loved attending D’Youville College activities and was
always present at the annual presidential scholarship
reception. Her husband Arthur predeceased her
by several years. She was the sister of Mary Alice
Stephen, David Suttell and the late Jeanette. She
was a faithful friend and beloved aunt to her myriad
nieces and nephews. A mass of Christian burial was
celebrated at St. Mary’s Church in Lancaster.
Sister Joan M. Campana, SSJ, ’45, (August 28,
2005) formerly known as Sister Mary John, had a
long and illustrious religious life in the Sisters of St.
Joseph. She died unexpectedly in Millard Fillmore
Suburban Hospital. She received a master’s degree
from St. Bonaventure University while teaching
literature and writing at Mt. St. Joseph’s Academy
from 1948 to 1966. As she was serving as directress
of the academy from 1979-1987, she earned a
doctorate from Bay State University. She also taught
humanities at Medaille, Villa Maria and Trocaire
colleges. From 1995-2000, she directed sisters
between first and final vows. In her final years, she
was a member of the team that guided the Sisters
of St. Joseph Associate Program. Sister is survived
by her brother Richard of Williamsville, N.Y., 16
nieces and nephews, and numerous grandnieces and
grandnephews. Her funeral Mass was celebrated at
Our Lady of Peace Church in Clarence, N.Y.
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
OBITUARIES
Sister Patricia McMenamin GNSH, ’56, (February
9, 2005) formerly Sister Thomas Dorothy, died at
Frankford Bucks Hospital in Woodbury, N.J., in her
57th year of religious life. She is survived by her
sisters, Sister Therese Aloysius, SNDdeN, Dorothy
Tobey, and Eileen Cardy, as well as several nieces
and nephews. She was predeceased by her brothers
Thomas and Arthur and a sister, Margaret. A Mass
of Christian burial was celebrated at the Grey Nun
Motherhouse in Yardley, Pa.
Nancy Trella Cieslica, ’56, (April 26, 2005) died
after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease.
Before she became incapacitated, she visited nursing
homes praying the rosary with patients at Christ the
King in West Chicago, Geneva Care Center and
Pine View Center in St. Charles, Ill. She was active
at St. Patrick’s Parish and a member of the Legion
of Mary and St. Patrick’s Women’s Club. Nancy
was an outspoken advocate for the unborn and the
elderly and believed strongly in the power of the
rosary. She is survived by her husband Thomas and
by her children: Thomas Jr., Mary Brodlo, John D.,
Joseph, Stephen, Ann Mills and Joan Olson, and by
her dear grandchildren. A Mass of Christian burial
was celebrated at St. Patrick Crane Road Church in
St. Charles.
Patricia O’Mara Rehak, ’62, (August 15, 2005)
died after a lengthy illness in the Center for Hospice
and Palliative Care in Cheektowaga, N.Y. Pat was
known throughout Western New York as a strong
advocate for the redevelopment of downtown
Buffalo. She retired in 2002 from the Buffalo Niagara
Partnership, for which she had been executive vice
president. She is credited with developing the
“Buffalo Niagara” brand for marketing the region.
In 14 years there and at its predecessor, the Greater
Buffalo Development Foundation, she advocated
for, created and oversaw the Central City Program,
which involved parking, housing, and retail and
public spaces in downtown Buffalo. Pat joined the
Erie County Industrial Agency and was the first
woman to serve on its management team. A member
of Leadership Buffalo’s first class, she served
as secretary of the board of directors. She also
worked on the staff of former congressman Henry
Nowak and was on Mayor Anthony Masiello’s
transition team. She chaired the Holy Angels board
of trustees and served on the D’Youville board and
earlier chaired the president’s advisory council. She
mentored numerous women in career choices and
strongly encouraged them to become involved with
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civic and community organizations. She is survived
by her husband John, a daughter, Mimi Schanzlin,
and two sons, John F. Jr. and Tony, a brother Brian
and seven grandchildren.
Maria C. Lemes DaSilva ’64, (July 1, 2005) died
after fighting breast cancer. After her graduation,
she joined the Peace Corps serving in Brazil for two
years. After her stint there, she joined the Teacher
Corps in Miami embarking on a successful career
with the Miami Dade County Public Schools as an
elementary and ESOL teacher. In the course of her
career, she earned master’s and specialist degrees
from the University of Miami. Maria was a member
of Delta Kappa Gamma, an educational society, and
a parishioner at St. Thomas the Apostle Church.
She fervently believed in and worked to ensure
the dignity of all people with whom she came in
contact. Survivors include her husband Rogerio
and two children, Eric and Jessica. A funeral Mass
was celebrated at St. Thomas the Apostle Church in
Miami, Fla.
Suzanne Murray Jordan, ’64, (July 4, 2005) died
at Buffalo General Hospital after a long illness. She
had retired from her position as a nurse and health
teacher. Suzanne worked for several years at Roswell
Park Cancer Institute. As a D’Youville student, she
was the Moving Up Queen in her junior year. In the
late 80s, she became a utilization and review nurse
at nursing homes. Following that experience, she
worked in the drug and alcohol counseling wards at
various hospitals. Suzanne was a tennis player and
runner and helped to found Checkers Athletic Club.
She initiated the cross-country team at Holy Angels
Academy. Her survivors include her husband Joseph;
two daughters, Barbara Weber and Emily; two sons,
Christopher and Timothy; and five grandchildren. A
Mass of Christian burial was celebrated at St. Rose
of Lima Church in Buffalo.
Madonna Foy Doney, ’73, (August 9, 2005) began
her teaching career at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
School and continued at Frontier Central Pinehurst
Elementary teaching second and third grades. A
devoted grandmother, Madonna frequently traveled
out of town to attend birthday celebrations and
other special occasions. She was an avid golfer and
enjoyed all hand work: needlepoint, cross-stitch and
quilting. She was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual
Help Church and belonged to Parish Neighbors.
She was a member of Pinehurst Retired Teachers
and Grandview Ladies Golf League. Madonna is
survived by her husband Vincent; two sons, Michael
and Thomas; and a daughter, Mary Beth Roberts.
She also leaves a brother John and a sister, Mary
Anne Kelly. A funeral Mass was celebrated at her
parish in Lakeview, N.Y.
Courtney Edgcumbe, ’00, (July 31, 2004) died
at the age of 27 after a short career of only four
years. She was an exceptional teacher who loved
her profession. She collected children’s books to
supplement those at her school. On her death, her
family requested book donations in her memory and
more than 800 books were received. Additionally,
$8,000 was presented to the school library in
her memory. A memorial service will be held in
November at the Stoney Creek School in Ontario,
Canada.
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Office Of institutiOnal
advancement
dolores Gaeta Prezyna, ’70
President
timothy G. Brennan
vice President, institutional
advancement
Jean Knopinski, ’48
vice-President
martha fildes falzarano, ’77
treasurer
Patricia tornabene Guenther, ’95
Recording secretary
cynthia Wierzba deluca, ’75
corresponding secretary
louise Balling, ’60
thomas deluca, ’76
Jean Roth duffy, ’51
B. Jean harrington duggan, ’48
Roberta Rozek evans, ’63
susan Jablonski fiden, ’69
sarah hilborn, ’98
timothy Kennedy, ’99
michele murtha Kraus, ’99
colleen matthews, ’97
Judith merrill,’61
carol a. milazzo, ’00
lauren Rosso, ’97
Rose Grierson st. Pierre, ’83
student Representatives:
t.J. harrington
corey lewis
hank morgan
Patricia marino smyton, ’65
(ex officio)
aimee Pearson
director of annual Giving
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