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F a l l 2008
Fall 2008, Volume 66, Number 4
Pg. 8 – President Mills Announces
Retirement
President Mills leaves to the College a valuable
legacy of sound academic programs, innovation,
and growth.
Pg. 12 – A Reflection on Iraq
Fr. William Stang, C.PP.S ’72 shares his stories and
photos from his military tour in Iraq.
Pg. 18 – Annual Honor Roll of Donors
Contact is pleased to take this opportunity to recognize and thank all those who contributed to the
College in fiscal year 2007-2008.
Pg. 42 – Homecoming 2008:
Wild, Wild Midwest
Saint Joseph’s College welcomed alumni, students,
parents, and friends back to the range for Homecoming 2008, held September 5-7.
Pg. 52 – Let’s Go Pumas, Let’s Go!
Saint Joseph’s College hires two new assistant
baseball coaches and looks ahead to men’s and
women’s basketball.
Alumni Association
Board of Directors
Officers
Steve Ligda ‘62
President
I recently began the final year of my last term as
President of the Alumni Association. Next June
the end of my term will be, in some respects,
a fond farewell to a host of fellow Pumas who I
have come to know and respect.
Louis B. Offer’69
VP of Alumni Relations
Michael Bauman ‘79
VP Administration
Kris Costa Sakelaris ‘82
VP of Academics, Recruitment,
and Placement
I am speaking of the members of the Alumni
Board whose names you will find on the
masthead to the right of this letter.
Terra (Schafer) Maienbrook ‘97
VP of Campus Relations
These men and women, Pumas all, are the ones
who steer the Board, plan the events, cook the
brats, serve the refreshments, network with
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students, call upon fellow alumni, and do it all
for the love of their alma mater.
Kendra Illingworth ‘93
Executive Director
Directors
Mary Louise Ames ‘72
Many of them drive several hours and
hundreds of miles, four times a year, to
faithfully attend the Saturday Board meetings on campus, where attendance
continues to average nearly 90%. Not a one of them receives, or even asks for, a cent
of reimbursement for the gallons of gasoline they use on those weekends.
In addition, many volunteer to attend off-campus networking and admissions
receptions, staff “College Fairs” at their local high schools, interview candidates for
the Senior of the Year Award, solicit and vote on recipients of the Sports Hall of Fame
and Alumni Achievement and Service Awards, send notes of prayers and condolences
to families and friends of deceased alumni, and give their best to assure the success
of Homecoming weekend for their fellow alumni.
Ed Balas ‘96
Derek Dabrowiak ‘01
James Deegan ‘59
Ed Feicht ‘71
Ed Habrowski ‘71
Blaire Henley ‘02
Joseph Janusonis ‘95
Beth Jerzyk ‘02
George Liggett ‘80
Kelli (Costa) Lucito ‘90
Bree (Ma’Ayteh) Dunscombe ‘02
To say that I am proud to have known them and grateful for their efforts would be
a gross understatement. Each and every one of them gives and serves as living
examples of the ‘Saint Joe Spirit.’
Georgia McKim ‘89
I would also like to thank and acknowledge Board Executive Director, Kendra
Illingworth, and her dedicated staff for their support, patience, and true originality
in making our alumni events exciting and fun-filled opportunities whenever and
wherever Pumas gather. We, most assuredly, could not do it without them!
Brian Studebaker ‘92
During my student days, I would guess that I took little note of what SJC was giving
me in the way of an education and life experience. Now that I am older, and hopefully
wiser, I am most pleased and grateful for the
opportunity to lead the alumni, through the
Board, to give back to the College, and take
this opportunity to repay an overdue debt of
thanks.
Stephen M. Ligda ’62
Alumni Association Board President
Kara (Costa) Meyer ‘93
Donna (Zimmerman) Moran ‘73
Julie Suhr ‘89
Jackie (Leonard) Tackett ‘95
Michael Vallone ‘60
Student Director
Joe Stewart ‘10
Director Emeritus
Philip J. Wilhelm ‘63
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Summer
Chorus
Takes SJC on a
Musical Journey
On July 19th, the 2008 Summer Chorus of the Rensselaer Program of Church Music and Liturgy
presented Mass Mosaic: A concert presentation of movements from Masses of various periods. The
concert was conducted by SJC Assistant Professor of Music and Choir Director Todd Samra, and
accompanied by organ instructor Jill Nennmann and was held in the Saint Joseph’s Chapel.
Mass Mosaic was the first Summer Chorus concert to return to Saint Joseph’s after being performed
off campus for a number of years. “The off campus performances allowed for other parishes and
local communities to share in the gifts and talents of the Summer Chorus, however this year the
chorus performed a more traditional concert here on campus so that we could re-connect with the
Rensselaer community and with the friends and supporters of SJC who live in the region,” said Steve
Janco, Director of the Rensselaer Program of Church Music and Liturgy.
Mass Mosaic was a musical journey through the Mass and featured eight movements, each from
a different Mass, by a different composer. The composers represented a number of musical eras
and included well-known names such as Palestrina, Mozart, Schubert, and Fauré. The concert also
featured a composition by SJC summer faculty member Dr. John McIntyre.
The Rensselaer Program of Church Music and Liturgy will be celebrating its 50th anniversary with
friends and colleagues at the 2010 National Convention of the National Association of Pastoral
Musicians (NPM), to be held in Detroit July 12-16, 2010. The Rensselaer Program has always had
close ties with NPM. Rev. Lawrence Heiman, C.PP.S ‘40, founder of the Rensselaer Program, was
one of the founders of NPM, and edited for many years a column in its journal, Pastoral Music.
NPM continues to contribute money every year toward a scholarship awarded to a first-year
graduate student at SJC. Janco currently serves as a member of the Education Committee of the
organization and a number of the
Program’s alumni currently serve
the organization in leadership
positions. Many alumni and former
faculty members have presented
workshops at NPM conventions
over the years. Liturgical music and
hymn texts written by alumni and
faculty members have been used at
convention liturgies.
The 2008 Summer Chorus performs Mass Mosaic at the Saint Joseph’s Chapel.
SJC Honors
Senior of the Year
On April 25th, during the President’s Senior Dinner
for the graduating Class of 2008, Joanna Askwith
was honored as Senior of the Year for Saint Joseph’s
College. She was awarded with a personal plaque,
and her name was added to the perpetual Senior of
the Year plaque listing located in Halleck Student
Center.
“It is a great honor to have been nominated and
chosen by alumni, professors, and my fellow
colleagues to receive an award for service and
achievement held in such high esteem,” Askwith
said. “I am deeply honored by the versatile and
6 effective team that the Class of 2008 has become in
all our endeavors at SJC.”
January, when members of the senior class voted for
three of their classmates. Nominees were required
to have a cumulative grade point average of 3.25
(minimum) on a 4.0 scale and completed and passed
at least 105 college credit hours.
After the top five vote recipients were named, a
selection committee consisting of members of
the SJC Alumni Association Board of Directors
interviewed each candidate and selected a winner.
The daughter of Nancy and the
late James, and great niece of
Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.,
Askwith is an alumna of Rosary
High School in Aurora, Illinois.
During her time at Saint Joseph’s
College, she committed herself
to many service and community
organizations. The Lisle, Illinois,
native was the president of the
Science Club and a member of
Respect for Life and Habitat
for Humanity. As a Chemistry
and Biology major, Askwith
dedicated much of her free
time to the Science Olympiad,
serving as the student codirector, as well as volunteering
at soup kitchens throughout the
academic year.
Since graduating this spring,
Askwith has joined fellow SJC
grad, Michael A. Evans ‘67
as a Chemist in the Research
and Development/Forensics
Department at AIT Laboratories
in Indianapolis.
Selection for the Senior of
the Year candidates began in
Dr. Ernest R. Mills III, President of the College, congratulates Joanna Askwith, the 2008 Senior of the Year
recipient, and her family at the President’s Senior Dinner held on April 25. Pictured from left to right
are: (back row) Mills; Greg Askwith; (front row) Sr. Patricia Robinson, B.V.M., SJC Professor of Sociology;
Nancy Askwith; and Joanna Askwith.
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SJC2012 Stats
Class of
Class size – 274
Alumni/Fellows Endorsed Applications
Top 6 Majors:
434 for the 2008-2009 Freshman Class
68 of these students deposited
Biology-Chemistry
Business Administration
Elementary Education
Undeclared
Biology
Criminal Justice and Psychology (tie)
New Pumas: A state-by-state breakdown
Alaska-1
California-1
Colorado-4
Connecticut-2
Florida-2
Illinois-63
Indiana-182
Kansas-1
Michigan-10
Missouri-2
New York-1
Ohio-4
Oregon-1
Pennsylvania-1
Texas-2
3 Presidential Scholarships
were awarded this year:
Asher Bontreger from Rensselaer. He was home
schooled. His planned major is Business Administration with an emphasis in Marketing.
Morgan Myers from DeMotte, Ind. She graduated
from Kankakee Valley High School. She plans to
major in English.
Gloria Thornburg from Indianapolis, Ind. She graduated from Warren Central High School. She plans to
major in Political Science
The Thomas J. Huhn Scholarship was awarded to
Seth Sailors from Huntington, Ind. He graduated
from Huntington North High School and plans to
major in Accounting.
(Above) 2008 Freshman Olympics
(Left) Puma Movers help freshmen move into their dorms.
Dear Alumni,
Parents,
and Friends
Now that the new academic year has begun I wanted to let you know directly that I am going to retire at the
close of this academic year (June 30, 2009). Liz and I will be moving back to the East Coast to be near our
family. When we moved here we had no grandchildren and now we have four little ones. It is time.
The years have gone by quickly and thanks to your remarkable support we have achieved much. Know I am
grateful to have had the opportunity to work with all of you. Saint Joseph’s College is truly a special place.
Because of your efforts the College has a past of excellence and a future of promise.
Liz and I look forward to being with you in the year ahead.
Sincerely,
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Ernest R. Mills III
President
Accomplishments of the Mills Era
R. Mills III is the second lay president and 16th
president of Saint Joseph’s College, inaugurated in
2001. Under Mills’ leadership, the administration,
campus community, and constituents of the College
have achieved great success in the transformation
and renewal of Saint Joseph’s College through
increased enrollment and fiscal health.
• Ernest
• June
30, 2008 marked seven consecutive years of
a balanced operating budget, including a modest
surplus each year.
• Full-Time
Equivalent (FTE) enrollment has grown
from 847 in Fall 2001 to 1,119 in Fall 2008.
• An
average of 4% and 5% raises have been given
annually to employees since 2002.
• The
College made over $5 million worth of capital
improvements and renovations to campus facilities
and infrastructure prior to the start of the 21st
Century Campaign.
21st Century Campaign began July 1, 2005 with
a fundraising goal of $12.5 million and raised over
$13.3 million by the campaign’s end on June 30, 2008.
Attaining and exceeding the fundraising goal allowed
• The
the College to secure a $750,000 Challenge Grant from
the Kresge Foundation. The 21st Century Campaign
was only the third, and the largest, comprehensive
capital campaign in the 119-year history of the
College.
• The
College appropriated $6.8 million of the $12.5
million 21st Century Campaign to new construction
and renovation.
• The
endowment has grown from $7.9 million in 2002
to $16.2 million as of June 30, 2008.
• Saint
Joseph’s College investment managers for the
endowment now utilize Catholic Social Values for
investments of the College.
• Improved
fiscal health allowed Saint Joseph’s College
to capitalize on lower interest rates for long-term
debt, saving between $3 to $6 million over the life
of the debt to the year 2029. Refinancing in 2004
eliminated former restrictive covenants.
• In
2002, Lilly Endowment unveiled the Initiative to
Strengthen Board Commitment and matched, dollarfor-dollar up to $1 million, gifts received from
Trustees between March 1, 2002 and December
31, 2002. The College raised over $1 million, with
$936,091 in qualifying matching funds.
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• Lilly
Endowment unveiled the Initiative to Strengthen
Philanthropy for Higher Education Institutions. Up
to $3.5 million could be matched from June 1, 2002
through December 31, 2003. The College raised
$3,515,638, of which $3,427,077 qualified for matching
funds.
•A
second phase of the Initiative to Strengthen
Philanthropy for Higher Education Institutions
was unveiled by Lilly Endowment in June 2005,
structured as a dollar-for-dollar match up to $1
million for funds raised by December 31, 2006.
SJC reached the $1 million goal 14 months ahead
of schedule in October 2005.
• Lilly
Endowment also awarded a $750,000 grant in
2003 for the Initiative to Promote
e Opportunity through
Educational Collaborations, and a $1 million grant in
2004 for Recruiting and Retainingg Intellectual Capital.
• Saint
Joseph’s College was fully reaccredited for
the maximum ten years by the Higher Learning
Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association
(regional accrediting body) in November 2004.
The National Council for the Accreditation
creditation of
Teacher Education (NCATE) – the
he gold standard
for accreditation in teacher education
cation – awarded
SJC in October 2005 with an “unconditional”
nconditional”
accreditation, the highest rating
g an institution
can achieve. The College also achieved
chieved firsttime specialized accreditation in
n Business
(International Assembly for Collegiate
legiate Business
Education [IACBE]) in January 2008 and Nursing
(National League for Nursing [NLN]
LN] through St.
Elizabeth School of Nursing).
•A
College-wide strategic planning
g process was
implemented to help chart SJC’s destiny and deploy
resources to the best advantage.. The first five-year
plan was published April 30, 2004
4 (2004-2009); the
College is operating from the second
cond five-year plan
(2007-2012) and is in the initial planning
lanning stages for
the third edition. The planning process used so
impressed the Higher Learning Commission,
Saint Joseph’s College was asked
d to
display its Strategic Plan at the 2005
Annual Conference of the HLC.
• The
Office of Admissions adapted
ed a
conventional model for admissions
ons
evaluation called the Total
Admissions Score (TAS), a system
em
that awards points for applicantt
performance on standardized
tests, high school grades, class
rank, and extracurricular
activities. The College now
SJC President Ernest R. Mills III
gathers data to quantify applicant data, justify
admissions decisions, and predict student success
through the TAS system.
• On
average, 96% of the graduating class (survey
respondents) is employed within 12 months of
graduation.
• While
Chair of the Independent Colleges of Indiana
(ICI) Board from 2006-2007, lobbying efforts
were successful in securing funding for the “lastmile connection” to I-Light II (the state’s higher
education fiber optic network) and becoming
one of the nation’s top states in grant funding for
students through the State Student Assistance
Commission of Indiana (SSACI).
Norbert Krapf
‘65
Chosen as
New State Poet Laureate
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) has
selected Indianapolis resident Norbert Krapf ‘65 as
the Indiana State Poet Laureate.
Krapf, a native of Jasper, Indiana, is a graduate of
Saint Joseph’s College’s Class of 1965, and received
his M.A. and Ph.D. in English from the University
of Notre Dame. He was selected from a field of 19
poets nominated early this year for the two-year
appointment. The Poet Laureate selection committee
comprised of faculty representing
seven Indiana higher education
10 institutions recommended Krapf’s
nomination to the Commission for
approval at its quarterly meeting in
Fort Wayne.
“I am moved and honored to be
named Indiana Poet Laureate,” Krapf
said. “This is the right time for me
to make a contribution to the life of
poetry in our state. I wish that my
Indiana-loving parents were still alive
to savor the unexpected honor.”
When Krapf moved from Indiana
to the New York area in 1970 he
began to trace his family history,
study German, and write poems. He
taught at the C.W. Post Campus of
Norbert Krapf ‘65
Long Island University, and directed
the C.W. Post Poetry Center. He twice
served in Germany as a Senior Fulbright Professor
of American Poetry, and he was also a U.S. Exchange
Teacher at West Oxon Technical College, England.
Since 1976, Krapf has written or edited 21 books, two
of which are his translations from German. This fall,
IU Press will release his latest work, Bloodroot: Indiana
Poems, a selection of 175 poems written between 1971
and 2007. In 2007, Acme Records of Bloomington,
Indiana released Norbert Krapf and jazz pianistcomposer Monika Herzig’s CD Imagine – Indiana in
Music and Words. Recently the Indiana Historical
Society Press released Krapf’s prose memoir, The
Ripest Moments: A Southern Indiana Childhood.
“All these projects have deepened my contact with the
landscape and the people that figure in so many of my
poems,” Krapf said.
Krapf will represent the State of Indiana and
the art of poetry through the development and
implementation of programming to the education
community and general public. The Poet Laureate
makes formal presentations at
various educational facilities and
offers advice to the Commission
concerning ways to further the art
of poetry in Indiana. Krapf’s term
as Indiana Poet Laureate begins
immediately and will continue
through calendar year 2009.
The Poet Laureate selection
committee included representatives
from Indiana University, Ball State,
Purdue, Valparaiso, DePauw,
Indiana State University, Butler, and
the University of Southern Indiana.
Increasing the awareness of poetry
and the power of written and
spoken verse was the inspiration
for legislation signed into law in
2005 by Governor Mitch Daniels.
Sponsored by Sen. Teresa Lubbers (R-Indianapolis)
and Earline Rogers (D-Gary), the Poet Laureate
legislation provides for the development of specific
educational programming coordinated between the
Indiana Arts Commission, the Indiana Department of
Education, and the State Poet Laureate.
A reception in Krapf’s honor was held on August 25th
and was sponsored by the Prairie Arts Council and the
SJC English Department.
For further information, visit http://www.krapfpoetry.
com/
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The
White House
on
Park Avenue
Reopens Its Doors to the SJC Community
The White House on Park Avenue Bed and Breakfast has
returned to the Rensselaer area. SJC Associate Professors
of Communication and newlyweds, Fred and Sally
(Nesselrode) Berger have purchased the bed and breakfast
and have reopened it for business for the first time since
2003. Built in 1891 by the Kannal family, the Bergers
are only the third owners of the home in 117 years. When
presented with this new venture, the Bergers felt that they
were up for the challenge. “Every time we visited the
house we felt comfortable, at peace and welcomed. We
left feeling as if we could do this and be successful innkeepers,” said Fred.
The couple welcomed their first overnight guests on July 18th
and an official ribbon cutting ceremony was held on August
Fred and Sally Berger in front of the White House on Park Avenue
8th. As for learning the ropes of their new business, Sally
states that, “meeting new people, hearing stories and sharing
recipes is the most rewarding, but figuring out how to do it
while teaching full time will be the most challenging.”
Both professors plan to continue with their teaching
duties at the College and believe that the SJC community
will play a large part in their success. “Our hope is to
become a fixture for friends and family of SJC as a place
to stay that is more than just a place to rest your head,”
said the Bergers.
For more information on the White House on Park Avenue visit
www.whitehouseonpark.com or call (219)866-BEDS (2337).
th Infantry
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The
A Reflection on Iraq
The following is an excerpt from the diary of Fr.
William Stang, C.PP.S. ‘72, SJC Professor of Biology
and Division Chaplain of the 38th Infantry, while he was
stationed in Iraq:
Fr. William Stang, C.PP.S. ‘72, faculty member at Saint
Joseph’s College since 1977, has been in the United
States Army Indiana Army National Guard since 1986.
Since 2001 he has several times been mobilized into
the Regular Army and deployed to Kosovo, Bosnia,
Hurricane Katrina, and most recently to Iraq. In 2006
The Adjutant General for Indiana named Fr. Stang as
State Chaplain for the Indiana Army and Air National
Guard. In a 2007 ceremony he was promoted to
full Colonel. His father, James Stang ’50, was also
honored at the ceremony for his service in World War
12 II. As State Chaplain, Fr. Stang advises the Adjutant
General and his staff on religion and morals. He also
so
supervises Indiana’s military Chaplains, Chaplain
Assistants, and Chaplain Candidates while serving as
top Chaplain for the over 11,000 soldiers and airmen
en
in the Indiana Guard. Indiana’s units include the 38th
8th
Infantry Division with units deploying next year to
Iraq and Afghanistan; the 76th Infantry Brigade, all
currently in Iraq; Troop Command, and the Camp
Atterbur/Muscatatuck Training Area. At one point this
year the Indiana Guard had over 5,000 deployed men
en
and women, the highest percentage of any state in the
Union. Fr. Stang still teaches full-time at SJC while his
brother, Michael Stang ’73, teaches the disabled in the
Dayton, Ohio School system.
(Below) CH Eric Albertson is our most Combat Chaplainy Chaplain.. He
hides his badges but he’s Army Ranger qualified, which is a VERY TOUGH
program. If trouble ever hits here I am going to look for him and hide
de behind
him. He’s also a very fine Chaplain. That’s why I decided to use this
is picture
instead of one of him in battle gear. I can’t think of anyone better I would
want praying for me.
For relief I went outside into the skillet of the rocky
marshalling yard. I saw a Hummer with its door open
and the motor running, and I wondered who was
braving the noonday sun. I found three young soldiers
who proclaimed themselves the tip of the spear for an
upcoming patrol. They were SPC Hill, 2LT Stanley and
2LT Saunders. I’d not yet had a tour of an “up armored
humvee” sporting a turret, so I asked them, “How’s
it work?” SPC Hill must have encountered ignorant
Colonels in the past because he did not hesitate to
demonstrate the workings of his turret. As he whirled in
his armored box, he explained the action in a way that
even I could understand. I commented on the heat and
asked if they had AC in their hummer before I realized it
would all go out the open hole of the turret. We laughed
about “Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the
noonday sun,” and joked that Rudyard Kipling would
have added “and Americans in body armor.”
Emboldened, 2LTs Stanley and Saunders changed the
subject and turned the tables on me. “What is your
favorite scripture
verse?” they asked. I
gave them some of
the old standards
from Psalms and
John’s Gospel and
then added that
lately I have really
been getting into 2
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Timothy Chapter 4: “I have fought the good fight, I have
finished the race, I have kept the faith. Therefore a
merited crown awaits me…” I loved the reply one gave
me. “That’s pretty much for the end of things. I like
something for the here and now.”
So he went on to quote “Put on the armor of God so
that you may be able to stand firm against the tactics of
the devil. Use righteousness and faith as a shield.” He
admitted his quotation wasn’t perfect, and he thought it
might be from Corinthians. His brother Lieutenant filled
in the verses and informed us both that it was Ephesians.
I looked it up. It is Ephesians 6:10-17 and reads, “Finally,
draw your strength from the Lord and from his mighty
power. Put on the armor of God so that you may be able
to stand firm against the tactics of the devil. For our
struggle is not with flesh and blood but … against the
powers of this present darkness and against the spiritual
forces of evil. Therefore, put on the armor of God that
you may be able to resist on the evil day and, having
done everything, to hold your ground. So stand fast with
your loins girded in truth, clothed with righteousness
as a breastplate, and your feet shod in readiness for the
gospel of peace. In all circumstances, hold faith as a
shield, to quench the flaming arrows of the evil one. And
take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit,
which is the word of God.”
To further show his biblical
prowess he gave us his
favorite quote. “And I will
execute great vengeance
upon them with furious
rebukes; and they shall
know that I am the
Lord, when I shall lay
my vengeance
upon
them.” I
mentioned it sounded like he had liked the movie “Pulp
Fiction” and he laughed and admitted he’d seen it a
few times. Not wanting me to think him a heathen, he
then added, “I think it’s a quote from Isaiah.” His friend
who had been wrong about Corinthians vs. Ephesians
jumped in and said, “It’s from Ezekiel, and Samuel
Jackson adds some words that aren’t in the Bible.”
I looked that up and found the quote was Ezekiel
25:17. The writers of “Pulp Fiction” had added “The
path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the
iniquities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men…”
At this point I was humbled. I had made the mistake
I’d warned others against; I’d underestimated the
American soldier. My main feeling, though, was delight.
I almost felt a part of a biblical style verse, “I walked out
into the heat of the day and found diamonds where I
expected only stones.”
All too soon it was time to go. As we flew over nighttime Iraq, I was struck by how similar it was to flying
over Indiana at night. You can’t make out the shape
of roofs or the type of trees. You cannot see that it is
of grass. You just see family homes with
sand instead o
lights shining through the windows. There were the
scattered farmhouses with every now and then
familiar scatte
groups that signified towns. There were the
the small grou
each with its string of white and red lights
highways eac
drove home to their families for the night.
as people dro
was different, though. First I realized there
Something wa
were no neon lights; no gas stations or convenience
stores along tthe roads. Then I noticed there were no
lining the roads through towns. Lastly I
street lights li
became aware of the absence of aircraft. Flying with
Brigade at night you are always close
our Aviation B
Indianapolis to see the airliners heading to
enough to Ind
and from the Indianapolis Airport. And, unless the
very bad, there is a collection of private
weather is ver
their running lights blinking in the night
planes with th
difference is that Indiana is prosperous and
sky. The diffe
not at war.
Members of the 38th Infantry.
Fr. William Stang, C.PP.S. ‘72, (right) and SGT McCracken (Left).
The Missionaries of the Precious
Blood are pleased to announce the 40th
anniversary of the religious profession
of Br. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S. ’70, the
25th anniversary of the ordination of Fr.
Timothy McFarland, C.PP.S. ’78, and
the 65th anniversary of the ordination of
Fr. Lawrence Heiman, C.PP.S. ’40.
Br. Tim, 60, a native of Piqua, Ohio,
entered the Society in 1961 and was
professed a brother on August 15,
1968. He has been active in education
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Br. Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.’70
After his ordination, Fr. Heiman was
sent to SJC as a professor of Music
and Theatre. There he spent his life
as a priest, teaching countless young
people to praise God through song.
He was instrumental in establishing
an advanced music degree program
at the College. In addition to his
teaching duties through the year, he
directed the Rensselaer Program of
Church Music and Liturgy for more
than 30 years. In 2007, after 63 years
of campus life, Fr. Heiman retired to
St. Charles Center.
Br. Tim first taught at St. Joseph School
in Wapakoneta, Ohio, before being
assigned in 1972 to SJC. He has been
a part of campus life at Saint Joseph’s
ever since, performing many functions
at the College. Currently, he is a
campus minister and is the local C.PP.S.
director at the College.
These anniversaries, along with the
milestone anniversaries of 12 other
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
of the Cincinnati Province, signifying
hundreds of years of ministerial
service to God’s people, were
celebrated in a special liturgy on
July 1 at St. Charles Center.
Fr. McFarland, 52, a native of Ottawa,
Ohio, entered the Society in 1970 and
was ordained on June 18, 1983. He has
been involved in education ministry for
many years.
“These men made a commitment long
ago to serve the people of God, and
that commitment has never faded,”
said Fr. Angelo Anthony, C.PP.S. ‘84,
Provincial Director of the Cincinnati
Province of the Missionaries of the
Precious Blood. “We thank God for
the example that they give us, and we
look forward to celebrating their lives
of service, which have brought so
much good to so many.”
Fr. Timothy McFarland, C.PP.S ‘78
After his ordination Fr. McFarland
served as Associate Pastor at St.
John the Baptist Church in Whiting,
Ind., before he returned to SJC as
the Director of Formation for C.PP.S.
students. Since then he has been
an important part of the life of the
College, now serving as an Associate
Professor of Religion and Associate
Vice President for Academic Affairs.
He also assists with Campus Ministry.
Fr. Heiman, 90, a native of Decatur,
Ind., entered the Society in 1932 and
was ordained on December 5, 1943. Fr.
Heiman is a musician and a teacher.
Fr. Lawrence Heiman, C.PP.S. ‘40
The Missionaries of the Precious
Blood is a religious society of
priests, brothers and lay associates
founded in 1815 by St. Gaspar del
Bufalo. Society members work as
missionaries in parishes in the U.S.
and abroad, in education and in a
wide range of apostolates, promoting
the cause of God’s reconciliation
worldwide by proclaiming the Word.
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One Drop
of the
Blood of Jesus
One drop will save the world from sin. That’s the reason
Fr. Leonard Kostka, C.PP.S. ‘35 decided to create a “One
Drop” cross. Available as a pin or necklace, it serves as a
reminder that one drop of the blood of Jesus can save the
world from sin. “We get so used to the Eucharist, we need a
pinprick sometimes to revive our devotion,” he said.
The lapel pin or necklace consists of a sterling silver
Celtic cross with an almandine garnet in the center. Fr.
Kostka consulted Rensselaer silversmith and St. Augustine
parishioner Lana Zimmer. They decided they liked the Celtic
cross and she developed the design. A company custom casts
the cross and she assembles the parts. Zimmer, an Assistant
Professor of Education at SJC, said about 150 people around
the country have one of the crosses. Father Kostka said at
least one priest in Africa has one, also.
The crosses, which went on sale in December 2006,
symbolize, in a world where “the more violent the better,”
the one drop needed to clean it from all the “garbage,” Fr.
Kostka said. Because symbols speak better than words, he
decided to dramatize it. He wanted to use a ruby instead of a
garnet, but the cost would be prohibitive.
He stressed the sacrifice Christ made, citing the hymn Adoro
Te Devote, in which St. Thomas Aquinas refers to Jesus as a
loving pelican. “Pelicans were
once thought to feed their blood
to their young by piercing their
own breasts.”
blood” instead of simply “precious blood” is not only
because of its ability to nourish and cleanse, but especially
because of its divine origin, the God-Man.
The crosses cost $48, which covers materials and labor. Fr.
Kostka, who said he’s never done something like this before,
doesn’t receive any money from the crosses and hasn’t tried
to advertise them much.
Betty Tonner, a parishioner at St. Augustine, Rensselaer
and Fellow of SJC, said she first heard about the cross at a
Precious Blood Companion meeting at which Fr. Kostka
talked about his idea. “That idea sort of stuck with me,”
she said. She bought one that year and the next Christmas
bought five more for her daughters-in-law and her daughter.
She said the cross has grown to have a special place in her
heart and she wears it everywhere. When she’s at Mass
she holds onto it when the wine is consecrated, hoping for
a special connection to the blood of Christ and for special
blessings. “It just rings a bell in my heart,” she said. She
also treasures the cross because of her admiration for Fr.
Kostka.
For more information, e-mail [email protected]
Fr. Kostka said the hymn has the
theme that one drop is ransom
for the entire world’s guilt. The
reason it’s called “most precious
(Left) The “one drop” cross. (Above) Fr. Leonard Kostka, C.PP.S. ‘35 and Lana Zimmer.
Core& Catholic Higher Education
Since the 1980s and continuing to the present day, the
SJC Core Curriculum has played a prominent role in
national discussions and projects on general education.
John Nichols, SJC Professor of Philosophy and National
Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Distinguished
Teaching Professor, has been a participant in four
key projects and was the national director for one
particularly significant one for the Association of
American Colleges and Universities (AACU). Recent
publications from AACU (2004) and the Association
for General and Liberal Studies (2006) contain large
portions that were authored at SJC.
conferences in order to consider what lies at the heart
of a Catholic liberal arts education. I left renewed and
profoundly changed,” said Andrea Beranek, Associate
Vice President of Learning Services and Assessment at
Carlow University.
Presenters at the workshop included Fr. Robert
Schreiter, C.PP.S. ’68, from the Chicago Theological
Union, Sandra Estanek, Director of the Association for
Student Affairs at Catholic Colleges and Universities at
Canisius College, Dennis O’Brien, President Emeritus of
the University of Rochester, and Nichols.
The workshop just scratched the surface of this rich
Although Core was inspired by Vatican II in its origins
and important topic. It became very clear by the end of
and has been thoroughly dedicated to implementing
the sessions that
the Council’s and
these institutions
Pope John Paul’s
wanted to do
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much more to
between the Gospel
develop the
and contemporary
possibilities
culture, it was
in general
only in 2005 that
education and in
Saint Joseph’s
collaborations
participated in
between
any high level
academics,
meetings in Catholic
campus ministry,
higher education.
and student
That year Monika
affairs to achieve
Hellwig arranged
institutional
for Nichols to make
mission. General
two presentations at
education likewise
the annual meeting
represents the
The
SJC
breakout
group
discusses
how
to
implement
the
of the Association
single best
principles highlighted at the conference on campus.
of Catholic Colleges
opportunity on
and Universities
campus to get a
(ACCU), because
large
majority
of
the
faculty
involved
in mission.
she was convinced that all Catholic colleges needed
to imitate how Core makes the institutional mission
What was also abundantly clear is that these colleges
real. All readers of Contact, of course, know that her
were looking to Saint Joseph’s to lead them in a
judgment was strongly confirmed in Dennis O’Brien’s
more expanded project in exploring relationships
2008 article in Commonweal.
between institutional mission and general education
To follow up on that article, Dr. Nichols secured a grant
to fund an on-campus workshop on “Doing Catholic
Higher Education.” In planning the workshop, Nichols’
goal was to convene key people from other Catholic
institutions to explore the range of possibilities
in general education for promoting and achieving
institutional missions. A total of 43 people representing
10 different Catholic colleges and universities attended
the workshop, and evaluated it very favorably. “During
the three days of conversation at Saint Joseph’s
College, we were able to set aside the distractions
of the world and the ‘busy-ness’ of conventional
outcomes, curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment.
John Nichols has sought and received ACCU support
for this project, most importantly as an agency for
distributing its envisioned publication on “Effective
Practices in General Education at Catholic Colleges and
Universities.” Obviously, some additional grants are
likewise on the agenda.
From past to present to future, the influence of the SJC
Core Curriculum on both national (for 25+ years) and
specifically Catholic (since 2005) higher education is
singularly impressive.
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Guatemala Mission Trip:
A Life-Changing Experience
Students at Saint Joseph’s College have long been
recognized for their kindness and generosity towards
their classmates and their communities. This past
May, some of these students took part in a life-changing
experience. Not only did it have an effect on the
students, but on two very needy families in Guatemala.
On May 10th, the group of Saint Joseph’s College students
set off for Guatemala for ten days. Their first and last
nights were spent in Antigua, or the “walled” city, in
southern Guatemala. The other eight days were spent
working in and around the town of Tecpan, located
between Antigua and Lake Atitlan. Guatemala was a
new and strange place that the group had to adjust to.
As Melinda Maile ’07, a Biology/Chemistry major from
Grand Rapids, Michigan described in her journal: “There
was a lot of traffic in Guatemala City with mopeds cutting
between lanes of cars, an ancient aqueduct to one side
of the street and an array of colorful stores and music
playing on the other; it was obvious we weren’t in the
USA.” While there, they spent the majority of their time
building a new house for two different families: one for
Noel and Maria Victoria and the other for a man named
Isaac and his family. “We brought them extreme hope,”
said Jessica Conlin, a senior Elementary Education
major from Aurora, Illinois. “The most rewarding thing
is seeing the smiles. I learned how Americans have so
much. These families didn’t focus on what they had.”
SJC Associate Professor of Communication Fred Berger
led the team of ten students to the mountains just
outside Guatemala City with the goal of building two
new homes. Students spent the day laying bricks and
mixing concrete as they constructed the new houses.
The group experienced a great deal of setbacks and a lot
of frustration, but in the end it was well worth it. “We
woke up at 7 a.m. and ate breakfast,” Conlin said. “We
started working at 8 a.m. and worked until 1 p.m. We
then ate lunch and kept working until 4:30 p.m. Then
we shared our journals with each other.” The journals
contained reflections about the day’s events from each
member of the group,
and these went together
to form a daily “team”
journal. “They then
share with the people
there,” Berger said.
“Someone would read
one from the previous
day that someone else
had written. It gets
emotional.” One such story involved Noel and Maria’s
son Javier, whose soccer ball was run over by the shuttle
driver and ruined. The boy was crushed, but Kevin
Craney a junior majoring in Business Administration
from Ft. Wayne, Indiana managed to surprise him with
a new one the very next day. The boy threw his arms
around Kevin’s neck in joy. Moments like this made the
trip so worthwhile and enjoyable.
SJC will host another trip to Rocky Mount, N.C., over
Thanksgiving break in November 2008. This will be the
10th trip to the area to help rebuild houses that were
damaged by previous hurricanes in 1999. “We don’t go
for ourselves,” Berger said. “There’s so much need in the
world. We do it to help others, bottom line.”
Above: Maria, Javier, and Karla in front of their old
house (top) and their new Habitat house (middle).
Left: Amy Maile ’09 (left) and Jessica Conlin ’10 (right)
work with the daughter of the family whose house was
built by the SJC team in Guatemala.
College Fund Honor Roll of Donors
In the pages that follow, you will find the Honor Roll of Donors listing the College Fund supporters from
July 1, 2007, through June 30, 2008. While club levels (e.g., President’s Circle, Father Banet Club, etc.)
are reserved for College Fund (unrestricted general annual fund) supporters, the class listings also include
alumni contributors to the 21st Century Campaign. A separate, comprehensive capital campaign report listing
all campaign contributors from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2008 will be delivered in Fall 2008.
We are pleased to report an alumni donor participation rate of 27% for fiscal year 2007-2008. That was the
goal for this year, up from 24% last fiscal year while on our quest to reach 30% by the year 2012. Keep up the
great work, Pumas!
Employees (current; former, yet within the fiscal year; and retirees) who contributed this year totaled 224
people and performed at over 85% donor participation. That figure is up from 77% last year. What wonderful
role models we have in our campus community.
Heartfelt thanks to the many contributors who joined in our fundraising efforts this year – whether in
support of the College Fund or the 21st Century Campaign. In the end, it’s all about support of Saint Joseph’s
College.
18 If, by our error, your name did not get listed – we offer our apologies and ask that you contact us at
(800)227-1898 or e-mail [email protected].
Blessings to you,
Maureen V. Egan ‘90
Vice President
Institutional Advancement and Marketing
President’s Circle
($10,000 and above)
James and Diane Boler
John and Anne-Marie Egan
John C. Fitzpatrick
David and Kelly Gust
Rev. Donald E. Hardebeck*
Independent Colleges of Indiana
William and Anne Johnston
Gerald A. Kamm*
Armand R. Martell
John T. McCarthy
Donald A. Nowicki*
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Michael J. Vallone
Father Banet Club
($5,000 and above)
John W. Anderson Foundation
Virginia K. Carhart
Robert and Margaret Cassey
Thomas Davia
Executive Mailing Service, Inc.
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Jeffrey and Cindy Feinendegen
Ronald and Caroline Keller
Helen R. Kraud
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
George and Jean Schmid
Philip J. Wilhelm
Twin Towers Club
($1,000 and above)
Anonymous
3D Machine, Inc.
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
Carol Ariens
Robert and Marie Auer
Michael and Patricia Baum
Michael and Christine Bauman
John and MaryLou Baumann
Chester and Maria Buziak
Frank and Jane Caccamo
James and Martha Callero
Matthew and Marlene Campbell
Amy L. Ceader
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
Patrick and Jennette Connors
Sheldon and Kathy Cooper
Joseph and Andrea Corsaro
David and Angela Del Principe
Theodore and Kimberly Dickman
Robert and Darcy Dougherty
Patrick and Erin Downey
Joseph and Judith Doyle
The Honor Roll of Donors lists contributors to the College
Fund. A separate, comprehensive capital campaign report
listing all campaign contributors from July 1, 2005 through
June 30, 2008 will be delivered in Fall 2008.
David and Carol Behnke
Michael and Linda Bettinger
Robert and Carole Bieniek
BKD, LLC
Boeing Gift Matching Program
Carl L. Bossung
William C. Bugher
Maureen V. Egan
Embarq Corporation
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Fund
Richard A. and Nancy K. Etter
Bob and Mary Evans
Fred J. Faulstich
Faulstich Printing Company
Henry and Diane Feeley
Fifth Third Bank
Follett Corporation
Brian and Annette Fox
Gilbert J. Fox
John and Jane Freiburger
Rev. Richard A. Friebel, C.PP.S.
Dennis and Kathleen Gasick
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
John and Jennifer Gause
Joseph and Loretta Gurgone
David and Ruth Gust
Neal and Jane Haskell
Steven C. Hayden
Edward and Margaret Hennekes
Donald and Patricia Higgins
Richard J. Holland
Lawrence and Jeanne Honikel
Richard and Judith Horstman
Joseph and Janet Hula
Kenneth and Krisztina Inskeep
William and Mary Ann Jackson
Steven R. Janco
Bryce J. Jones, Ph.D.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Judge
George and Alice Kalafut
Jack and Janice Keilman
R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow
Bill and Christine Kramer
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Thomas and Ilona Kuchta
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
George and Mary Ellen Liggett
James and Drina Madden
Sean J. McBride
Fred and Patricia McFawn
Philip W. McGrath
Alfred and Norma Miesch
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
James and Leslie Moffitt
Robert and Margaret Mueller
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski
Mark and Juanita Nestor
John and Connie Nichols
Orange County Plating Company
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Joseph L. Pawlick
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and Dr. Kathy
Parkison
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pohlgeers
Procter & Gamble Fund
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
John and Heidi Rahe
Patrick and Joan Reilly
James and Kathleen Reinert
Michael and Pamala Renninger
James and Donna Robbins
Sister Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Todd and Kathy Rokita
Stephen and Shirley Ruff
M. Desmond and Leone Ryan
St. Bernard Parish
Richard and Phyllis Scheiber
Tim and Karen Seiler
Patrick J. Sheets, M.D.
James and Margaret Shields
David and Marla Smith
Sodexo, Inc.
Thomas and Nancy Sorg
Michael J. Starr
Fred and Deborah Stucker
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Peter and Sue Tracy
Frank and Patricia Troike
James and Julie Tuerff
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
Wal-Mart Stores
Robert L. Wasni
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood
Paul and Susan Yeoman
Dennis and Judith Zielinski
1889 Society
($500 and above)
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
Michael and Josette Aevermann
Mary Louise Ames
Jill M. Andres
AT&T Foundation
Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc.
Ball Corporation
Joe and Cecilia Bauters
BCS Financial Corporation
Frederick A. Beckman
Mary K. Bergman
G. David Bokhart
David and Patricia Boyer
Mr. Thomas J. Brothers and Dr.
Francine R. Armenth-Brothers
Angela Riebenack Cecil
Joann E. Clark
Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
James M. Collins
Francis and Mary Coman
Albert H. and Sharon L. Croci
Roger and Katie Cromer
Susan C. Decker
Philip S. Dedig
Linda L. Deno
Richard and Estella Deters
David and Theresa Didion
Doctor’s Hospital
Paul and Mary Doherty
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Dow Chemical Company Foundation
John and Linda Drennan
Shirleyann and David Duley
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
William and Bernice Fehribach
Mike and Kim Foltz
Robert A. Froelich
Thomas and Margaret Gallagher
Pratap and Nirmala Gohil
Rev. Joseph W. Grace
Joseph E. Gregorich
James and Sherry Gudmens
Dennis and Amy Haworth
William and Patricia Hayes
Edwin and Roseann Hebda
Charles and Diann Henes
Donald and Sandra Hoffman
Richard and Zinnia Hoying
IBM Matching Grants Program
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Rosemary L. Jones
Dr. and Mrs. Kay W. Kennedy
Ronald and Victoria Koron
Thomas and Donna Kuhar
Thomas K. Kuhar
Thomas P. Lambert
David and Amy Leising
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Brian and Carolyn Leonard
Terence and Marian MacCarthy
Marathon Oil Company
Mass Mutual Financial Group
Mary L. McNamara
Susan and Michael Miller
Wayne and Paulette Missaggia
Gregory and Eileen Mulroy
James and Susan Murphy
John and Margaret Murray
Allen and Lela Mushett
Leo and Joanne Navin
Robert and Susan Newman
Robert G. Novack
Richard and Mary Ann Ostrowski
Robert and Joan Perricone
Rebecca and David Perry
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
Constance D. Phillip
John and Susan Pikarski
Leona Pyrce
Joseph and Patricia Reilly
Kevin and Wendy Ring
Eduardo and Patricia Rivera
Michael R. Ropp
Josie Rossi
Kenneth Rossi
Frank and Phyllis Roytek
St. Mary of the Woods Church
Alfred and Barbara Savino
Louis E. Schneider
Frank and Kristi Slaby
Scott R. Smolek
State Farm Companies Foundation
The Steier Group
Lawrence and Ruth Stricklin
Superior Essex Group Inc.
David S. Taylor
David and Georgia Ann Tetrault
Michael and Karen Tiede
John and Frances Tobin
Arthur and F. Jean Tonner
Michele L. Tucker
Paul and Mary Wagner
Richard and Elizabeth Walker
Steven and Laura Warner
Henry J. Wilken, Jr.
Jordan and Beth Balvich
Daniel and Helene Banina
Steven G. Banister
Bank of America
Gerard and Pat Bara
Morris and Pamela Barlow
Bernadine Barrett
Donald B. Basko
Rev. James R. Bates
Fred and Alice Bauer
Donald and Rita Baumgart
Baxter International Foundation
David and Ann Beam
John and Rosemarie Beard
James and Carole Beaver
Art West ’62 (L) and Grant Dean ’08 (R) visit at the
Chicago Business Network reception.
Edward and Judith Wolff
Michael and Jean Wolpert
Edward G. Zgonc
Around the Fountain
($100 and above)
Anonymous
Vito and Kathleen Abbate
Louis and Wilma Abbott
Victor and Carol Abell
Frank and Margaret Adamiec
Michael and Margaret Adams
Advanced Business Equipment, Inc.
Advanced Manufacturing
Technologies, Inc
Muzetta E. Allgyer
Alliance Bank
Allstate Foundation
John and Patricia Alt
Eugene Alvarez
Kristie and Steven Alvey
Roger and Jan Ames
Paul and M. Susan Andorfer
Timothy and Diane Andrasek
Michael and Ann Anker
ARAMARK
David and Kim Armstrong
William and Patricia Ashburn
Susan and Hugh Aukerman
Mercedes and Edward Austgen
Kenneth and Marion Bachman
Emil and Julie Baciu
B. George and Sandra Badke
Tony and Deb Baltes
Edward C. Baltz
George and Martha Beemsterboer
Richard A. Beiriger
Don and Gayle Bell
Kenneth and Danielle Benich
Allen and Rebecca Berger
Terence and Carol Jean Bergin
Robert Bericht
Scott and Robin Bess
Fred Beyer
Joseph and Sandra Bianco
Martha Biddle
Carolann C. Biel
Joseph Bigora
Michael and Terri Binder
Philip A. Bir
The Biz
Judy Black
Jerome and Joanne Blaesing
Garry and Brenda Blair
William and Dorothy Blyth
George and Mary Bobalik
Carl J. Bobay
Anne and Gene Bock
Rev. Bernard J. Boff
Henry and Anne Boguslaw
Kenneth and Theresa Bohrer
Donald and Nancy Bonnema
Edie Boudreau
Charles and Maureen Bowling
Charles and Stavroula Bowling
Robert and Jacqueline Bowman
Thomas and Sarah Boyle
Thomas and Mariana Boyle
Boyle’s Superior Carpet Cleaners
Paula Bozych
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comprehensive capital campaign report listing all campaign contributors
from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2008 will be delivered in Fall 2008.
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Edward and Kristine Bozymski
Matthew and Carol Brady
Anthony J. Braner
John and Mary Beth Brasch
John and Cindy Bratton
Thomas and Joan Brier
Jonathan and Rebecca Bringewatt
Stephen and Lea Brinker
Scott and Christine Brinkman
Donna L. Brody
Samuel T. Brook
Scott and Lisa Brooks
Randall T. Brooks
Keith and Anne Brouillette
Jon and Debra Brouwer
Charlton and Michelle Browning
Russell and Teresa Bruce
Linus and Angela Brungardt
Paul and Marion Brunner
Julie and Steven Bruns
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Carl and Connie Buckner
Timothy and Irene Buergler
Jerome and Eileen Burke
Robert and Darlene Burnes
Mechelle Burnett
Dennis and Sheila Butler
Peter and Charmaine Bychowski
Anne M. Byerwalter
William and Karen Byrd
Chris and Molly Cain
James and Sue Caldwell
Robert and Marie Capi
David and Margot Carey
John and Mary Carey
Joseph and Lucinda Carey
James and Roberta Carroll
John and Melissa Carroll
Janet Cavanaugh
John H. Chamberlain
Jake and Chastidy Chapman
Rex L. Chapman
David and Susan Chattin
Ronald and Ruth Cherry
Robert and Laura Christen
Patrick and Sheryl Christmas
Robert and Becky Chrzanowski
Michael and Eileen Churosh
Wayne and Robin Clark
Russell and Katherine Clark
Gregory A. Cleaver
Patrick M. Cleaver
Charles and Dianne Clemens
Norma Cobett
Joseph L. Cogan, M.D.
Stephen and Mary Coleman
Rocco and Margaret Colletti
Tim and Laura (Robinson) Collins
Michael F. Collins
Michael and Maria Collins
Paul Conde
Rev. Thomas P. Conde
Confer Insurance Agency
James and Janice Conlon
Joe and Melody Conn
Thomas and Gina Connors
Marshall and Deborah Considine
Chad and Brigid Cook
Joseph and Lisa Cook
Scott and Jo Cook
Denise L. Cordrey
Daniel and Karen Corsaro
Paul and Frances Corsaro
Roger and Carmella Cotterill
John and Jennifer Coy
John and Patricia Craighead
Idella A. Cravens
Thomas and Kathleen Creger
Patrick A. Crisler
Kevin and Karen Crotty
Crowe, Chizek and Company, LLC
Richard J. Cuculick, Jr.
Thomas and Mildred Cudzilo
Pat Cuevas
Ronald and Marjorie Cuff
Helen L. Dorin
David A. Doucleff
John and Jacqueline Dougherty
Robert and Anne Dougherty
Hubert and Pamela Doughty
Robert and Dorothy Downing
Mary Ann Dreiling
Raymond and Patricia Duda
Edward and Anne Dumas
Luke and Breain Dunscombe
Carolyn Dutton
Members of the Physical Plant staff enjoy refreshments
at the 21st Century Campaign employee reception
in the newly renovated library.
Charles and Wilma Cury
Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak
Edward and Linda Dahm
Norbert and Jo-Ann Daigle
Patricia Daily
Curt F. Dale
Timothy and Amy Daly
Andrew and Carrie D’Amore
Dennis and Joan Dancer
Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Phillip and Mary Datka
Andrew and Dorothy Davey
Mara Pindell Davis
Michael and Helena Davis
Matthew and Faith Davy
Elizabeth A. Dean
Thomas and Celeste Deardorff
Mary C. Dec
TerryAnn Defenser
Jim and Nan Delaney
John and C. Ann DeMartino
DeMotte State Bank
Andrea L. Dennis
Timothy and Kelly Deno
Tim and Gloria Deno
Charles and Kimberly Devereux
Devon’s Family Restaurant
Larry and Joanne Dieckmann
W. C. (Bill) Dieruf, Jr.
Joe and Peggy Dillon
Terrence R. Dillon
William and Joan Dillon
James and Connie Dodge
John A. Dohr
S. Kenneth and Dorothy Dolan
Debra Donnelly
Scott and Karen Donnelly
Mark and Mary Rita Doorley
The Honor Roll of Donors lists contributors to the College Fund. A separate,
comprehensive capital campaign report listing all campaign contributors
from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2008 will be delivered in Fall 2008.
Easley & Associates, Ltd.
Dale and Germaine Ebeling
Robert and Betty Eder
Mike and Jacqueline Edwards
Theresa J. Effinger
Thomas and Carolanne Effinger
James and Kathleen Egan
Stephen and Renee Egan
David Ehle
Steve Ehle
William and Leona Elbert
Laurie Elish-Piper and Steven F. Piper
LaDawn Ellsberry
Elizabeth and Charles Elwood
Roger and Mary Kay Emmrich
Evelyn Erb
Marilyn Erb
John F. Etten
John and Rosemary Ewry
Craig and Christina Fails
Lashawn Fant
J. Eric and Barbara Farfsing
John and Jeanne Farr
Arthur and Marilyn Farrell
Ed and Sylvia Feicht
Beatrice Felder
Sidney Feldman
Jennifer Fellmy
Harry L. Ferson, Jr.
Arthur and Charmaine Field, III
Timothy and Ann Finnegan
First Midwest Bancorp, Inc.
Frank* and Mary Ellen Fischer
Thomas and Barbara Fisher
Joseph and Carol Flanagan
Glen and Susan Flaningham
Timothy A. Fleming
James and Marjorie Flickner
Joseph and Maryann Fliszar
Joseph and Karen Folk
George and Sandra Foss
Bill Foster
Byron and Carol Francoeur
Ronald and Sandra Frankiewicz
Joseph and Kathy Franklin
Mike T. Franklin
Deborah A. Frantz and Andrew K.
Snyder
Jeff and Ann Frantz
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
Thomas and Barbara Freehill
Warren and Peggy Freeman
Ralph and Carol Ann Freibert
William and Amy Fremgen
Paul and Sue Freudinger
Gerald and Barbara Friedrich
Charles and Sophia Froelich
Gabe and Janice Gabriel
Jerry and Julia Gaff
Edward F. Gallagher
Joseph and Janet Gallagher
Thomas and Betty Gallant
James and Meleta Galles
Robert and Marion Gallivan
Mark and Ruth Ann Gamber
Joann F. Ganey
James and Karen Gannon
Steven Garnett
James and Janet Gartland
Thomas and Karen Gartland
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
George and Ann Gatto
Charles and Constance Gaul
Bill and Phyllis Gausselin
Debbie G. Gazda
GE Foundation
James Gearen
Dennis and Jeanne Gebele
Gregory and Michelle Gehrig
Jerome H. Geimer
Arthur and Carole Gelino
Virgil L. Gelormino
Kenneth and Dianne Gerlach
Anthony J. Gianoli
Oliver E. Giere
William J. Gill
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gillen
Ronald and Regina Giometti
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Paul and Frankie Sue Godowic
Dennis J. Goggin
Edward and Karen Golumbeck
Jeffrey J. Good
George E. Gorman
Donald J. Goschy
Ronald Gottschalk
Sophie Gottschalk-House
Mark and Anne Gozdecki
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Donald J. Graham
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts
Program
Renee Greco
John and Jean Griffin
Andrew and Jamie Guardi
Scott and Nancy Gudeman
Reinaldo Guerrero
David and Mary Ann Guertin
Brandon Guhrs
Charles and Anne Gull
Alan and Frances Gull
Michele Gunkelman
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Eric and Cyndi Gutwein
Charles and Rosa Haag
Carolyn Hagan
Curtis and Denita Hairston
Thomas G. Hajduch, CPA
Ralph and Lela Haldorson
Patricia Klaus Hamacher
Mary Michele Hampton
Fred D. Handler
Lisa M. Handler
Scott and Nikki Hanger
Joseph and Patricia Hanish
Charles and Cora Hanley
Regina M. Hanley
Curt and Leslie Hannon
Thomas and Carol Hardiman
Edward W. Harkenrider, Ph.D.
Michael J. Hart
William and Laura Hartley
Harvey Hubbell Foundation
Theresa Anne Hatton
John and Kay Hayes
Steven and Barbara Healey
Christopher and Janice Heaney
Michael and Denise Hedrick
James J. Heim
Wayne and Linda Henderlong
William and Patricia Hendrick
Blaire M. Henley
Catherine L. Henney
Charles and Patricia Henry
Jessica J. Henry
Gertrude Hentschel
Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S.
Peter and Bonnie Herdina
Craig and Kimberly Hewitt
Bruce and Sue Hicks
Randall and Dawn Hildeman
Ted and Kathleen Hillary
Robert N. Hills
Charles J. Hipp
William and Julie Hipple
John and Carol Hobscheid
Gary and Jane Homan
Home Depot
Robert E. Honkisz
David and Donna Hoover
James and Sharon Hopkins
Robert and Paula Hopkins
Dominic and Tracy Horgeshimer
Paul Horstman
Thomas and Kathleen Horvath
James and Agnes Houk
Teri L. House
Ronald and Teresa Hoying
Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S.
HP Products
HSBC - North America
Todd A. Huff
Norbert and Jane Hummel
Ronald and Gaye Humphrey
Sarah A. Hunnefeld
James and Terry Hunt
Clarence and Katie Hupfer
Robert and Judith Hurst
Jesse and Cindy Hutton
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
Col. Terence A. and Katherine E.
Imbery, D.D.S.
Curtis R. Imel, D.D.S., P.C.
Paul A. Impero and Cathy J. Whitley
Jerry and Lois Jack
Robert and Margaret Jackson
Larry and Shannon Jacob
JAG Limo Service
Joseph and Theresa Jakubko
Robert and Mary Lou Jansey
Jerome Construction, Inc.
Beth L. Jerzyk
Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk
John and Judith Jezierski
Chris and Andrea Johnson
William and Ellen Johnson
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Gary E. Jung
Stephen J. Jupinka
“Coach Carter” poses with the Lady Pumas basketball team
after MLK, Jr. Day program.
Jerome S. Hoess
Donald M. Hoffman, M.D.
Michael and Cheryl Hoffman
Michael F. Hollern
Timothy and Linda Hollihan
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
John and Gina Holton
Tom and Diane Kacprowicz
David and Ethel Kaiser
Robert and Barbara Kaiser
Millicent L. Kalil
Joseph and Linda Kanamueller
John and Mary Kane
John and Vickie Kane
Michael and Judy Kanne
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc.
Robert G. Kaptain
Robert W. Kaspar
Dominic* and June Kastre
Julie and Philip Kazimier
Philip and Karen Kedzuch
Frank and Patricia Keilman
Stanley and Michelle Keim
Thomas B. Keller
Charles J. Kelley
Neal and Judy Kelliher
George and Margaret Kelly
Lawrence and Patricia Kelly
John M. Kennedy
John P. Kenney
Ralph and Sandra Kenville
Charles and Eileen Kerlin*
George and Michaelene Kesl
Thomas and Patricia Kicinski
Paul and Diane Kiffner
Randy and Lynn Kiger
Richard and Cheryl King
Gary and Linda Kingma
Mary Kinsella
Michael and Leslie Kitch
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
Leo and Kay Klemme
Michael and Sharon Kleszynski
Frank and Betty Klopp
Michael and Barbara Knight
Arthur and Donna Knochel
Ronald and Rita Koebcke
Jim Koelper
Ernest and Shirley Kolesiak
Stacey and Daniel Koleszar
Paul and Carol Kelsey Kolojeski
John and Sharron Koors
Antoinette M. Korba
Heidi M. Koselke
Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
Thomas and Susan Kovac
Mark S. Kramer
Matthew and Carrie Kramer
William B. Krantz, Ph.D.
Norbert and Katherine Krapf
Dwayne and Shirley Kresen
William and Beth Kreutzjans
Catherine A. Krodel
Daniel and Nancy Krodel
Kurt and Jennifer (Allgeyer) Krouse
Neal E. Krupp, M.D.
Anthony and Katherine Kruzel
KSM Business Services, Inc.
Roy and Kimberly Kuennen
George and Betty Kuhn
Louis J. Kuhn
William and Irene Kun
John A. Kurek
Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski
Jerome and Patricia Lachnicht
Raymond P. Laffey
Wallace and Jessie Laird
Leo Lammers
William J. Lammers
Donald D. Landgraf
George A. Lauck, CFP
Edward and Maureen Laude
Gerald and Susan Lavey
Francis J. Lawler
Timothy and Susan Lax
Donald G. Leavitt
Travis J. Lechien
Robert E. Legatzke, Jr.
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
Michael Lembke
Brian D. Lenihan, Ph.D.
Stephen and Eileen Lerch
Renee Lesjak Bashel
Jeffrey T. Letzter
Scott and Lori Letzter
L. Michael and Claudia Lewis
Bob and Helen Lewis
Thomas and Jena Lewis
Lexmark International, Inc.
Chuck and Helene Lileikis
John and Marie Lillig
George and Eileen Lingen
Dennis and Rebecca Link
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
Chris and Julie Lopatowski
Kenneth A. Losin
Terry L. Lothamer
The Lubrizol Foundation
Kelli and John Lucito
Clement and Erika Lupacchino
Joyce D. Lyon
Lyondell
Gregory and Peggy Lyzun
M & M News Agency, Inc.
John C. Maag
John and Susan Mackin
Robert and Peggy Madda
James and Anna Madden
E. P. Mahar & Son, Inc.
J. A. Mahar Monuments
Joseph and Della Maher
Ty A. Maienbrook
Stephen J. Maillet
Brad J. Maisner
Tonya Malandro
Kathleen and Timothy Malarney
Robert and Linda Malloy
James and Caryl Mangan
Rick and Imelda Mangas
Kyle M. Marburger
Kenneth and Susan Marcotte
Laurie Marcucci
Bart J. Margiotta
Joseph and Georgann Martin
Mitchell and Deborah Martinez
Robert and Carrie Martino
Thomas and Agnieszka Mastandrea
Robert J. Maszka
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
Dennis and Charlotte Matusiak
George and Paula McAfee
Pierce and Vera McCabe
Joel and Linda McCarthy
Michael A. McCarthy
Lee and Ann McCauley
Ruth and Stephen McColley
Edward and Pat McDermott
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Ronnie McGaw
James and Kathleen McGill
J. Philip and Ellen McGraw
Norine McInerney
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Mark D. McLaren
Thomas and Patricia McLaughlin
Hugh and Donna McLeish
William and Gwen McNally
Robert and Geraldine Meany
Brian and Kathy Mears
Andrew and Julia Mehall
Richard and Joan Meister
Mark and Kiki Melson
The Honor Roll of Donors lists contributors to the College Fund. A separate,
comprehensive capital campaign report listing all campaign contributors
from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2008 will be delivered in Fall 2008.
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Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
Charles J. Mescher
Jerome and Jacqueline Meservey
MetLife Foundation
Frederick and Mary Lee Meyer
Roy and Jean Meyer
Timothy and Kara Meyer
Andrea Middendorf
Eugene and Margaret Mikos
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Kenneth and Melissa Miller
Mark and Merry Miller
William and Mary Minarich
Phyllis D. Mingear
Christopher and Mary Jo Minick
Jason and Lynn Miskus
Cary and Leticia Mitchell
R. David Moderow
Michael and Joan Moede
James and Dorothy Moffitt
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
Victoria and David Moisa
Roseann Monaco
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Monnin
Monsanto
Gregory and Margaret Monti
Patrick and Donna Moran
John and Mary Morrison
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
Motorola Foundation
Mount Anthony Cremation Services
John and Ann Moyer
James and Dee Muhler
James and Donna Mullen
Paul and Pamela Muller
Robert and Carol Munninghoff
Dennis and Noreen Murphy
James A. Murphy
Julie A. Murphy
Maureen T. Murray
Allen R. Nagel
National City Bank
Nationwide Foundation
Caryle and Dean Neff
James and Ary Nelson
Marvin and Rose Nesius
Sheryl L. Niccum
William and Lynn Nichols
Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S.
Elizabeth F. Nkuo
John H. Noble
Michael and Barbara Noel
Lee and Mary Nordstrom
Timothy and Sharon Norrington
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation, Inc.
William K. Null
William and Luetta Nussbaum
Michael J. Oakes
Bob and B.J. O’Brien
James and Julia O’Brien
John and Rita O’Brien
Kevin O’Brien
Patrick and Zoe O’Brien
Thomas O’Brien and Susan Madden
Timothy and Carmen O’Brien
David and Elizabeth O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. O’Connor
Louis and Melinda Offer
Patricia A. Offer
Eugene and Lana Ognibene
OK Travel Agency, Inc.
John and Carol Olechny
Michael and Dawn Olson
Roger and Kathy Olson
OneAmerica Companies
John P. O’Neil
Eileen O’Neill
Mark A. Onesi
Edward J. O’Rourke
Gene and Arlene O’Sullivan
David and Donna Owens
Leonard and Rosemary Palicki
Gregory and Mary Ellen Palubicki
James F. Panas
Raymond and Jane Papszycki
Elmer and Beatrice Paris
Gordon and Diana Parker
Karen T. Pastrick
William J. Patterson
Pearson Education
Dr. and Mrs. H. Larry Penning
Pentair, Inc.
John and Barbara Pentangelo
Pat Pericht
Robert and Susan Pericht
Daniel and Lisa Pesaresi
Robert and Cris Petro
Paul and Helen Petro
Richard L. Pfingstler
William and Phyllis Phelan
Thomas and Elizabeth Phillipp
Ethel M. Phillips
Thomas and Doris Phillips
Susan and David Pickard
Henry and Linda Pictor
Joseph Q. Pindell
John M. Plank
Rev. George F. Plaster
William and Donna Poinsatte
Sharon Polifrone
Louis and Mary Polito
Troy and Monica Porter
John and Sharon Posey
Robert and Donna Poynter
Vladimir N. Pregelj and Lea PlutPregelj
Robert Prichard
Thomas and Diane Prosser
Prudential Insurance Company of
America
Rev. Richard W. Puetz
James and Dorothy Purcell
Joseph F. Rabensteine
M. Jennifer Radosevic
William and Mary Lou Rafferty
Karen Raftus
Sarah and Cary Ragan
Mark and Colleen Randall
Arthur and Suzanne Rapini
John and Nancy Reager
Roger and Loretta Redelman
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Bill and Eileen Reid
Richard and Linda Reiners
Kenneth and Julie Renspie
Rensselaer Printco
Cletus Reymann
David and Dawn Richa
Lawrence A. Richart
Jeffrey A. Richey
Mary L. Riemer
Jose and Ann Rincon
Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger
C. Mark and Shirley Rippy
Mark and Susan Roberts
Steven and Margo Roberts
Jay and Nancy Rodia
Judith M. Rodia
Shirley Ronan
Timothy and Maureen Rooney
The Rothkopf Family Charitable
Foundation
Herman and Stephanie Rottinghaus
Joseph and Rosemarie Rozek
Daniel and Ellen Ryan
G. David and Mary Ryan
Patricia A. Ryan
Joseph and Judy Sack
James and Kris Sakelaris
Margaret M. Saliga
Todd and Kristi Samra
Christopher and Christine Sandor
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Eugene and Mary Lou Sarkey
Raymond and Adele Sarlitto
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
Robert and Germaine Schenk
Paul and Ann Scherschel
Henry and Kathryn Schmitt
Thomas and Delena Schnieders
Jill Schopieray
James and Lisa Schrader
Timothy and Pama Schreeg
Gerald and Nanette Schroder
Jerome and Diane Schroeder
Duane and Nancy Schroeder
Jerry and Barbara Seager
Msgr. Robert L. Sell, III
Terry Sellers
Leroy and Patricia Selnek
Paul and Tara Shaver
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Nancy A. Sherkey
Rick and Becky Shide
Joseph and Deanne Shimala
Joseph and Cheryl Shimala
Ed C. Shimeta
Paul and Phyllis Shireman
Thomas and Helen Shworles
Robert C. Siegel
Peter and Deborah Simon
Tonya R. Simpson
William and Joan Siska
Debra and Jeff Sizemore
Charles and Phyllis Skibbens
Adam Smith
Kevin and Cathleen Smith
David G. Smith
Jon and Geraldine Smith
Marshall and Elma Smith
Mike and Donna Smith
Richard and Alicia Smith
Robert and Anita Smith
Thomas L. Smith
Rev. Marcia Smith-Wood and
Mr. S. Ote Wood
Sally Sommers
South Holland Dodge, Inc.
Michael and Carol Spain
Brian and Kathleen Specht
Stacey and Joseph Specht
Benedict and Susan Sponseller
Square D Foundation
Terry and Laurel Sroka
Francis X. St. Peter
Thomas and Barbara Stader
Dennis and Brenda Stanczak
Michael and Theresa Stang
Barbara Starr
Francis P. Staucet
Dr. Ronald W. Staudt and Dr.
Christina O’Connor
Michael and Vicky Steckbeck
Michael and Regina Steele
Gregory and Mary Jo Stegeman
Thomas Edward and Colette
Steigmeyer
Herbert and Jill Steinmetz
Kenneth and Judith Ann Stelzer
Jerry and Daria Stephan
Gerald W. Stith
John and Patricia Stitz
Robert and Madeline Straz
Kenneth and Diana Strnatka
Jack and Mary Strom
Joseph W. Strzelczyk
Brian M. Studebaker
Gene and Julie Suhr
Daniel and Catherine Sullivan
David and Kathleen Sullivan
Paul and Mary Sullivan
Robert and Mary Sullivan
Carolyn A. Sutter
John Sutton
Martin and Kate Sweigert
Robert and Christine Swiatkowski
Andrew and Peggie Szmagalski
Loretto and Robert Szucs
Stephen G. Tatro
Amy Maile ’09 helps a homeowner build the walls
of her future home on the 2008 SJC Habitat for
Humanity Global Village trip to Guatemala.
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Cameron and Merri Taylor
Marcus V. Tecson
Rickie and Christine Terrell
J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin
John and Anne-Cecile Thorndyke
James and Jacqueline Thureson
Timothy W. Thurston, M.D.
Michael and Kathleen Tierney
Larry and Kathryn Till
Samuel and Sue Ann Till
John C. and Gayla Tilton
Edward J. Tokarz
Ralph and Georgeann Tomlin
Stephen and Jeannine Topolski
Town & Country Homes at Illinois,
L.L.C.
John and Cathie Townsend
George and Emily Tremblay
James and Elizabeth Truba
Delores M. Trump
Tony and Judy Tumbarello
Sally Turner
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
USG Corporation
William J. Vahary
Joseph and Trudy Valente
Art C. and Margaret Vandenbroucke
Godfrey and Gerry Vander Werff
David and Georgia Veneziano
David and Susan Veneziano
Rev. Ralph Verdi, C.PP.S.
Christopher and Sylvia Verdonk
John W. Vidal
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
Robert and Kimberly Vinegar
Jacob and Rosemary Voelker
James and Jeanne Vonachen
Arthur and Barbara Vonderhaar
Thomas and Doris VonderHaar
Joseph and Joy Vrabec
Andrew and Kim Vu
Lorraine Wagner
Richard R. Wagner
Vincent O. Wagner
Sheila Wales
Natalie and Randy Waling
Donald and Antoinette Walker
Terrence and Carole Wall
Floyd Wallace, Sr.
Michael and Ann Walro
Gene and Trudy Walsh
William and Alice Walsh
Steve and Angela Waltman
Andrew and Margaret Warzecha
Carl and Marybelle Weber
Emil and Deborah Weber
Lynn and Kay Weber
W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber
Larry and Judy Wedryk
John and Elaine Weinert
Margaret A. Weis
Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche
Floyd and Catherine Wesley
Michael and Ann Wesley
David P. West
Patricia West
Marilyn M. Whaley
Paul and Maureen White
Rev. Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
Doris E. Wiener
Robert C. Wilberscheid
G. Sanford and Rita Wilkins
Justin and Lisa Wilkinson
Christopher and Marina Wille
Jeffery Williams
Anna G. Williamson
Steven and Kimbra Wilson
Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D.
James and Carol Wintercorn
Rev. Richard P. Wise
William and Kathleen Witchger
Jerome and Barbara Witek
Frank and Helen Wittry
James and Mary Lou Wohlwend
David and Lena Woltering
Joseph and Caroline Wonderly
Chau Wong and Hector Ham
John and Mae Wood
Elizabeth A. Worden
Cynthia Wright
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
Richard and Beverly Wroblewski
Kenneth and Audrey Wysoglad
Mary T. Yanan
Harry E. Yates
Jeannette H. Yeoman
Loneia Young
Mary Zawacki
Michael and Janet Zemke
Robert and Elizabeth Zenawick
Kenneth and Kitty Ziegenbusch
Ken and Kay Zilka
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
William and Bonnie Zimmer
Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski
John Zurliene
Alumni Class Listing
1935
12.50%
Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
1938
14.29%
Richard F. Scharf Estate*
1939
$310.00
18.18%
George J. Lubeley
Rev. Richard W. Puetz
1940
$1,650.00
41.67%
John L. Dunn
Rev. Lawrence F. Heiman, C.PP.S.
Albert W. Moran
Cletus L. Reymann
George L. Sheehan
1941
$24,528.45
40.00%
Edward C. Baltz
Donald J. Blume
Paul J. Brunner
Joseph J. Faulkner*
Rev. Donald E. Hardebeck*
Dominic J. Kastre*
Raymond I. Knight
James W. Scheiber
Richard M. Scheiber
Rev. Earl A. Weis, S.J.
Proud Pumas march in Chicago’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
1942
$1,310.00
10.34%
Joseph A. Dell
W. C. (Bill) Dieruf, Jr.
Donald J. Tonner
1943
$14,515.00
20.59%
James R. Bogan
Robert H. Causland
John H. Dunn
Edmund A. Jung
George J. Tonner
John C. Wood
1944
$200.00
8.00%
Edward W. Harkenrider, Ph.D.
Monsignor Edward F. Litot
1945
$2,825.00
19.35%
Kay W. Kennedy, M.D.
Stanley D. Pukelis
Daniel A. Reinman, Sr.
Frank J. Roytek, Jr.
James R. Shields
Richard J. Walker
1946
$780.00
20.00%
John H. Chamberlain
Carl B. Dietrich
Charles J. Hipp
Donald G. Leavitt
Robert E. Stephens
John M. West, Sr.
1947
$1,500.00
18.60%
Rev. James R. Bates
Frederick A. Beckman
Thomas A. Brier
Paul F. Heckler
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D.
Donald E. Smith, Ph.D.
James R. Thieme
James Wohlwend
1948
$5,160.00
31.03%
James J. Buckley
Edward M. Dahm
Warren C. Freeman
Rev. Joseph W. Grace
Francis J. Herber
Thomas L. Smith
David F. Terveer
Eugene R. Walsh
1949
$17,283.00
37.14%
Linus J. Brungardt
Francis X. Coman
Joseph M. Condic
Kenneth De Witt
Kenneth W. Forsthoefel
John V. Guckien
Gerald F. Kolb
John F. Laughlin
James T. Mangan
Anthony W. Phillips*
Louis J. Polito
Bernard J. Reuille
Francis P. Staucet
1950
$17,844.28
18.52%
Louis A. Abbott, D.D.S.
George J. Bauer
George R. Bobalik
Henry J. Boguslaw
William D. Freeman
Charles S. Hanley, Jr.
Clarence T. Kuhn
Robert T. Mangan
Alfred T. Miesch, Ph.D.
Ronald M. Miniat
James E. Pawloski, D.D.S.
Eugene V. Pellegrini
Joseph P. Sloyan
James H. Stang*
Thomas E. VonderHaar, M.D.
Bold denotes 21st Century Campaign contributor
Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
1951
$26,940.00
20.29%
John J. Barrientos
Rocco J. Colletti
Joseph R. Gallagher
Francis E. Gilligan
Arthur D. Hallagan, Jr.
Ronald R. Humphrey
John A. Kaczmarczyk
Richard N. Karr
Robert J. Klein
John F. McCann, Jr.
Timothy M. Rooney
Louis E. Schneider
Eugene C. Schrameck
Edward A. Tomko, D.D.S.
Ronald R. Hospodka, Sr.
Rev. Vincent Hoying, C.PP.S.
Charles R. McDermott
Roland G. Meinert, Ph.D.
Donald A. Nowicki*
John G. Pastrick
Joseph Q. Pindell
Vladimir N. Pregelj
Thomas H. Schnieders
J. Cotter Tharin, Ph.D.
James E. Wintercorn
1954
$162,090.78
31.37%
A. Vincent Agnew, Jr.
Theodore G. Beemsterboer
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Gordon and Nancy Klockow at the
39th Annual Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
1952
$5,305.00
26.67%
Donald B. Basko
Richard M. Beaven, M.D.
Andrew F. Davey
Donald J. Hathaway
James E. Houk
Norbert D. Hummel, Jr.
Robert L. King
Neal E. Krupp
Rev. Robert Kunisch, C.PP.S.
Raymond P. Laffey
Donald J. Lusk
Joseph L. Martin
Paul R. O’Connor
Daniel J. Sullivan
Arthur J. Tonner
Arthur J. Vonderhaar
1953
$30,020.84
28.57%
William C. Bugher
Robert J. Eder
William D. Elbert
William H. Gausselin
Robert C. Gering
Paul F. Godowic
Charles J. Haag
John M. Haffner
Frederick E. Hollinden
Carl J. Bobay
Rev. Bernard J. Boff
Ronald J. Cherry
John F. Englehart
William H. Fremgen
Fred D. Handler
Anthony H. Kiesler, DVM
George R. Kuhn
William J. Kun
Elmer J. Molchan
James J. Righeimer
Kenneth J. Ryan
Robert L. Wasni
Rev. Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
1955
$63,167.37
40.00%
Mark L. Beischel
Jerome H. Blaesing
Edward R. Bozymski
Robert J. Brandt, D.D.S.
Rev. Harold C. Brown, C.PP.S.
James A. Bruha
Edmund F. Byrne
Lawrence E. Doherty
Raymond A. Duda
Mark J. Gamber
Virgil L. Gelormino
William J. Gillen
Gerald R. Gladu
John J. Gorman
John P. Griffin, M.D.
Bold denotes 21st Century Campaign contributor
Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
James J. Heim
Joseph T. Jakubko
Robert M. Jones
George W. Kalafut
Willard C. Kellogg, Jr.
Lawrence W. Kelly
Clayton J. Klein, CLU
Frank W. Klopp
David Krigbaum, M.D.
Leo J. Lammers
John G. Lillig
Terence F. MacCarthy
James W. Messer, Ph.D.
Gerald Mikosz
Thomas J. Morgan, Jr.
Eugene J. O’Sullivan
Patrick J. Reilly
Paul J. Rettig
Raymond J. Sarlitto
William F. Schulte
Ralph W. Seidl
Leroy J. Selnek
Lawrence P. Stricklin
Jacob U. Voelker
Gerald J. Walke
1956
$42,098.00
36.25%
George H. Brown, Jr.
Chester J. Buziak, D.O.
Jack L. Carlson
Michael G. Churosh, D.D.S.
Robert F. Clark
Martin J. Collins
John H. Dingeman
John A. Dougherty
Kenneth P. Fedder
Donald J. Frericks
Marvin L. Hackman
Edward H. Hennekes
A. Richard Kumicich
Francis J. Lawler
Richard J. Lorey
Joseph R. Maher
Roy U. Meyer
John J. Miller
John W. Morrison
Robert C. Naab
Timothy J. O’Brien
Edward J. O’Rourke
H. Larry Penning, M.D.
Gene F. Rihm
Louis J. Schager
Thomas R. Shworles
Corvin F. Stine, Ph.D.
Fred J. Stucker, M.D.
Charles A. Wiles
1957
$74,527.10
29.10%
Harry R. Allagree, ObJN
Thomas O. Alter
Gerald R. Apple
George P. Archibald
Robert L. Auer
Aldo F. Barsotti, Ph.D.
William M. Bercik, D.D.S.
Edward A. Cox, Jr.
Ronald A. Dohr
S. Kenneth Dolan
Joseph Dulin
Charles D. Eisenman, Ph.D.
I. B. Espinos
Daniel E. Fenker, CLU, ChFC
Harry L. Ferson, Jr.
Robert M. Gasior, M.D.
Donald J. Graham
Edwin T. Hebda
John P. Herakovich
James B. Hermiller
Thomas C. Hoffman
Ronald E. Keller
Thomas F. Kinstle
Norbert D. Kretz
Edward M. Mohr, Jr.
William C. Morrison
Glenn E. Murphy
William D. Neville
Jerome B. O’Daniel
Frank J. O’Reilly
Robert J. Parker
Thomas J. Phillipp
Clifford F. Robinson
Al A. Salerno
Paul W. Scherschel, Jr.
Lawrence J. Stark
Roy J. Swanson
John A. Tobin, CCE
Charles S. Werr
1958
$16,080.00
34.58%
James W. Archer
Clarence Batie
Fred J. Bauer
Jack M. Biel
Roland H. Brown
Lawrence P. Carie
Robert E. Christen
Ronald L. Cole
George T. Cover
John W. Ewry
Patrick F. Ford
Michael C. Freiburg
Thomas F. Fruehe
Ronald P. Giometti
Joseph Hanish, CFP
Neal B. Kelliher
Edward M. Kolaczyk
Louis J. Kuhn
Jerome E. Lachnicht
Charles E. Lancaster, Sr.
George M. Lux
Thomas F. Mahoney, Jr.
Charles J. Maloney
Edward P. McDermott, D.O.
John P. O’Neil
M. Desmond Ryan, Ph.D.
Joseph R. Sack, Sr.
George J. Schmid
George A. Sherwood
Harold A. Shuster
James H. Thureson
James B. Urban
Daniel R. Waber
John M. Walsh
Frank J. Wittry
Eugene F. Wojciechowski
Joseph W. Wonderly
1959
$49,846.35
31.79%
James R. Ambs
Kenneth M. Bates
David C. Bauer
Donald J. Baumgart
25
Terence E. Bergin
Jerome J. Bosch
Robert Y. Brown, Sr.
David R. Carey
Richard G. Conlin
Richard A. Cote
John T. Deines, Ph.D.
Richard A. Deters
Philip R. Donegan
Charles E. Donnelly
Ronald E. Eberhardt
LeRoy M. Ellgass
E. B. Fech, Ph.D.
Joseph P. Flanagan
Thomas M. Freehill
Dennis P. Gebele
Arthur J. Gelino
Robert H. Gengler
Joseph E. Gregorich
Sister Charmaine Grilliot, C.PP.S.
Joseph V. Gurgone
Jerome S. Hoess
Robert A. Hoffswell
Charles W. Holmes, Ph.D.
Paul Jurik
Michael E. Knight
Donald C. Korte
Robert C. Krieter
John A. Kurek
Edward J. Labbe
Charles A. Lileikis
George W. Lingen, Jr., D.D.S.
Norman D. Lozen
Joseph C. Matlon
John M. Murray
Francis J. Nomina
Bernard E. O’Donnell
Patrick Opara, Ph.D.
Roger L. Redelman
William E. Riegle
Dennis E. Ryan
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Francis X. St. Peter
Robert J. Stewart
Paul J. Stucker, M.D.
Robert W. Sullivan
James O. Tegtmeyer, Ph.D.
Ronald L. Tovsen
Cdr. Richard T. Vallin
Peter O. Warner, Ph.D.
Richard K. Winans
1960
$272,498.74
36.55%
T. Leon Brady
Charles P. Bray
Thomas W. Busch, Ph.D.
John J. Carey, Jr.
Daniel F. Casey
Robert N. Cathcart
Donald R. Donahue
Mark J. Doorley
Timothy R. Downey
Robert A. Ernst
Richard A. Etter
Fred J. Faulstich
Frank R. Fitzgerald
Gerald J. Friedrich
Robert D. Gallaher
Charles F. Gaul
James P. Gross
Ralph J. Haldorson
John W. Hancock, Ph.D.
Lawrence J. Honikel
Joseph M. Kanamueller, Ph.D.
Jack L. Keilman
Ronald P. Koron
Raymond A. Krizmanic
James G. Lambke
Ronald L. Lawnzak
Thomas F. Lewis, Jr.
William B. Lueck
Gregory J. Mahoney
James R. McCullough
Richard J. Meister, Ph.D.
William R. Miller
Roger E. Mueller
Stanley J. Nawrocki
Henry A. Pictor
John A. Powers
Daniel L. Rogovich
Martin J. Rosinski
Rev. Kenneth J. Schroeder, C.PP.S.
Herbert E. Schumann
John T. Sheahan
Lawrence R. Siclair
Peter F. Simon
Thomas J. Sorg
Gary P. Stack
Kenneth A. Stelzer
Gerald F. Stephan
John C. Tilton
Ralph J. Tomlin
Tony Tumbarello
Michael J. Vallone
Robert A. Williams, III
Floyd C. Winner
1961
$54,511.68
29.48%
John R. Baumann
George L. Beemsterboer
Patrick J. Boland
George F. Borge, M.D.
Dennis T. Butler
Frank R. Caccamo
Thomas D. Carpenter
John P. Companik
Timothy J. Connor
John T. Conroy
David E. Cook
Albert H. Croci
Thomas A. Cusick
Norbert W. Daigle
Fred J. Dunderman
Marilyn M. Fowler Whaley
Robert M. Gallivan, Jr., Ph.D.
Gerald W. Hagerman
Charles W. Henes
John F. Hoffman
Timothy E. Hollihan
David H. Hoover
Robert J. Johnson
Michael S. Kanne
Lawrence P. Kelly
Edward L. Kempf
Ralph T. Kenville
John D. Kiefer, Ph.D.
Leo F. Klemme
Ernest T. Kolesiak
William B. Krantz, Ph.D.
James J. Madden
James W. McCauley, Ph.D.
Lee T. McCauley
James R. McMahon, M.D.
John F. Norris
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Sr.
George F. Rafferty
Robert P. Ramesh
Alfred P. Savino
Thomas J. Seroczynski
Richard H. Shaw
Jon T. Smith, M.D.
Joseph W. Strzelczyk
Roger P. Thomas
William J. Walsh, III
Allan G. Whitlow
George E. Wrobel
Arthur C. Zielinski
William E. Zleit
Joseph H. Zolecki
1962
$119,039.50
37.42%
Kenneth J. Ahler, M.D.
Patrick W. Bartholomy
James A. Batistick
David M. Beam
Raymond J. Billy
Bernard J. Casey
John L. Conlon
James W. Crowley
Patrick J. Devereaux
Glenn A. Dobecki, M.D.
Thomas A. Dohr
Robert E. Dougherty
Thomas G. Drennan
Elbert E. Eschman
David J. Etzwiler
John C. Fitzpatrick
Byron P. Francoeur
Ralph W. Freibert
Donald L. Gimbel
John P. Gordon
Kenneth L. Guzik
Robert J. Henneman
Alan C. Joseforsky
Robert L. Kaiser
Philip M. Keller
Raymond J. Kelly
H. Philip Kenney
Roland A. Kline
Dennis B. Kosobucki
William A. Kreutzjans
Henry S. Krigbaum
Edward J. Laude
Stephen M. Ligda, Sr.
Robert H. Lubbinga
John J. Lulewicz
Robert J. Madda
George M. Marchal
Kenneth H. Miller, Jr.
Leo J. Navin, Ph.D.
Walter J. Nedza
Norman W. Netko
John H. Noble
John J. O’Connor
Patrick J. O’Connor
Joseph A. Richard
Robert E. Rospenda
Edward J. Ryan, Ph.D.
Theodore J. Sabados
John L. Schudel
Gerald D. Seikel
Thomas P. Stefaniak
A. L. Roberts, Ph.D.
Rev. David J. Tetrault
Patrick F. Timmins, Jr.
Raymond R. Trapp
Robert A. Urig
Dean A. Van Leirsburg, Ph.D.
Frederick R. Weber
Arthur C. West
Richard A. Wroblewski
Robert S. Zurad
1963
$101,539.87
32.16%
Paul E. Andorfer, M.D.
Earl W. Arndt, Jr.
Leonard J. Bara, CPA
John W. Bender
Maurice F. Bernier
Matthew J. Brady
Dennis F. Brestensky, Ph.D.
Rita M. Buhr
Francis W. Creel, Ph.D.
James A. Delaney
John P. Drennan
Emilio Enriquez
Joseph W. Fliszar
George J. Foss, III
Paul J. Franks
Eberhard J. Gabriel
Lee D. Gallaher
James C. Gannon
Prancing Pumas cut a rug at Indy Swing hosted
by the Alumni Association.
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Thomas J. Gately
Edward A. Golumbeck
J. Barton Griffin
David L. Guertin
Robert J. Hayes
Ronald L. Hemmelgarn
Delores J. Henderson Battleday
Donald M. Hoffman, M.D.
James J. Hunt, Jr.
Edward T. Hurley
Robert K. Imbur
Robert A. Jansey
William E. Johnston, Jr.
Stephen J. Jupinka
William E. Keenan
Thomas W. Kuchta
Edward C. Latek
Edward L. Lysaught, CPA
Kenneth F. Marcotte
Robert J. Maszka
Dennis J. Matuska
John T. McCarthy
James E. McGill
Jerome T. Meservey, M.D.
Kenneth D. Mroczek
Thomas G. Murin
Joseph M. Murray
F. Ronald Musket
Kevin O’Brien
David P. O’Connor, Jr.
Elmer L. Paris
James F. Quinn, CLU
Richard W. Renspie, Jr.
John J. Seggerson, Jr.
Joseph J. Severa
Michael T. Smith
Gerald F. Snyder
William A. Thoma, Jr.
Frank A. Troike
James R. Tuerff, CLU, FLMI
Art C. Vandenbroucke, Ph.D.
Arthur C. Voellinger
Philip J. Wilhelm
Henry J. Wilken, Jr.
Kenneth J. Wysoglad
John E. Zid
1964
$88,191.29
39.05%
Anonymous
Howard M. Alig, M.D.
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
William F. Ashburn, Jr.
James S. Betz
Charles P. Bowling, Jr.
David S. Boyer
James P. Bracewell
Lawrence L. Brost
Mary E. Buchanan
Thomas M. Carroll
Charles A. Clemens
Thomas J. Coates
William B. Currie, D.D.S.
Dennis M. Dancer
Don L. Davia
Michael J. Delaney
Donald D. Dempsey
John A. Dohr
Mary F. Faulkner Nordstrom
William V. Fish
Dennis M. Gasick
Dennis J. Goggin
Joseph D. Gugliotta
Mary E. Harris Coman
John W. Hartford
Thomas F. Helmold
Rev. John F. Herber, C.PP.S.
Charles E. Horn
Joseph A. Hula, Jr.
Paul A. Impero
Jerry L. Jack
John F. Kane
Frank L. Keilman, CPA
Audrey F. Urbanczyk
Lynn A. Weber
Paul A. Wendowski
Robert C. Wilberscheid
Dorothy R. Winkeljohn, Ph.D.
Leonard M. Wochner
Edward L. Wolff
1965
$28,120.19
Kyle Fender ’09 staffs the phones during 2008 Phonathon
with the Puma men’s and women’s soccer team.
Charles J. Kelley
George L. Kelly
Thomas C. Kicinski
Patricia J. Klaus Hamacher
Kenneth L. Kohr
Thomas Kuhar
Gerald D. Langner
John R. Lau, Ph.D.
Dennis G. Lavery
L. M. Lewis
Paul E. Lothrop
James A. Lucas
James E. Madden
John L. Madden
Pierce F. McCabe
Patrick J. Melady
William L. Metz, D.D.S.
David S. Moebs
Robert C. Mueller, D.D.S.
Robert A. Newman
Richard J. Ostrowski
James F. Panas
Janet Payne Regner-Howell
Mark A. Perrigo
John J. Pikarski, Jr.
Samuel H. Rankin, Jr., Ph.D.
Jack T. Raymond
John P. Reager
Joseph M. Reilly, Jr.
James E. Riedel
Eduardo G. Rivera
J.R. Savoie
Alin C. Schmiederer
Franklin J. Sikich, CPA
Donna Sondgerath Hoover
Daniel A. Sorg
John A. Sorota, Sr.
Herbert C. Steinmetz, Jr.
James D. Truba
John F. Ubik
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Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
28.99%
Michael C. Anker
Michael J. Baloun
Richard A. Beiriger
Donna L. Blume Knochel
Craig G. Bolanos
Rev. Joseph L. Brown, C.PP.S.
Lonnie L. Brunswick
Carl C. Buckner
Thomas J. Cachur
James A. Carey
Bill Caul
Frank S. Collura
Paul J. Corsaro
Roger T. Cotterill
Curt F. Dale
Terrence R. Dillon
David E. Eckerle
Thomas J. Effinger
Frederick E. Farley, Ph.D.
Charles L. Froelich
Sister Mary B. Galloway, O.P.
Ronald W. Geleott
John P. Gorman, ChFC
John F. Hartford
Randall W. Hildeman
Bernard M. Hirl
Donald C. Jochem
Michael J. Jordan
Joseph A. Katalak, Jr.
James W. Kin
Thomas L. Knuefner
Aloysius E. Knueven
Norbert A. Krapf, Ph.D.
Thomas P. Lang
Vincent L. Linden
John P. Matthys
George J. McAfee, M.D.
Patrick J. McCann, Jr.
Thomas E. Mooney, Sr.
Arnold H. Muller
James A. Murphy
Patrick J. Murphy
Jerome R. Oakes
Eugene C. Ognibene
David A. Ogren
Leonard J. Palicki
Gregory T. Palubicki
Joseph L. Pawlick
George L. Post
Thomas G. Potpora
James G. Roseland
Peter V. Saxton
Joseph C. Shimala
William N. Siska
Michael E. Spain
Terry F. Sroka
Andrew M. Szmagalski
Terrence T. Wall
John J. Walters
1966
$50,519.60
21.07%
Charles H. Baird
Michael J. Barany, Jr.
Dennis J. Berner
Richard W. Bialczak
Joseph A. Bianco, D.O., PA
Carl L. Bossung
Daniel L. Brodrick
Philip G. Calcott
James R. Callero
Thomas E. Callum
Joseph L. Cogan, M.D.
Patrick T. Connors
Thomas F. Crowley
Terrence W. Daley, Jr.
Philip S. Dedig
Daniel F. Dillon, Jr.
William D. Dillon
Ronald A. Dorsten
James W. Echle
Robert J. Fahey
Dale W. Fallat
Thomas N. Gallagher
Ray A. Good, III
Robert E. Griffin
William D. Hipple
Wanda J. Jeleniewski Buczek
Robert G. Kaptain
Robert M. Lauer
Robert J. Lothrop
Armand R. Martell
James P. McCormick
Kenneth L. McIntosh
Thomas P. McLaughlin
Frederick T. Meyer
Michael R. Moore, Ph.D.
Charles T. O’Hara, Jr.
James M. O’Loughlin
Sarah A. Overmyer Hunnefeld
Richard R. Perrotte
James K. Robbins
Joseph W. Rozek, Jr.
Nicholas R. Schmitz
Leo J. Schroeder
Kenneth E. Scipta
J. Roger Shinnick
William A. Stack
Dennis P. Stanczak
Michael C. Steckbeck
Peter J. Stockmann
William L. Strasburger
Kenneth J. Strnatka
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Frederick A. Walter
Richard M. Weishaar
Joseph A. Wise
Michael J. Woyahn
1967
$24,166.00
26.83%
Michael J. Baum
Estelle J. Biesiadecki
Richard B. Bolger
Paul R. Broadway
John F. Carney, III
Bernard V. Carrico, Jr.
W. P. Cashman
Louis Claeys
Thomas F. Cudzilo, Ph.D.
Robert L. Cwiertniak, Ph.D.
Phillip A. Datka
John F. Doell
Thomas L. Dunham
James J. Egan, Jr.
Michael A. Evans, Ph.D.
Deno E. Fabbre
David H. Fanselow
Thomas J. Franko
Jerome H. Geimer
Timothy J. Grajewski
Herman Rottinghaus
Herbert R. Rueth
Eugene F. Sarkey
Ronald R. Sells, CPA, CFE
James P. Snyder
Ronald W. Staudt
James M. Still, Ph.D.
Raymond L. Sweigart
Richard F. Taliaferro
Stephen J. Topolski, CPA
Peter R. Tosto, Jr.
Robert K. Touhy, CPA
Thomas A. Weinkauf
1968
$34,004.85
24.80%
Timothy K. Andrasek
B. George Badke
James J. Berlier
Robert F. Bollendorf, Ed.D.
Stephen G. Brinker
James L. Bruns
Wayne J. Butrick
Joseph P. Carey
John A. Carmody, III
Michael E. Delaney
Harry J. Dove, Jr.
Music Ministry leads the congregation
in song at Baccalaureate Mass.
Reinaldo Guerrero
Anthony W. Hanchar
Christopher J. Heaney
Joseph A. Hemminger
James L. Huie
Richard T. Kehoe
John P. Kelly
George R. Kesl
Mark T. Lambert
Gerald M. Lavey
Martha Mason Biddle
Thomas C. Mathews
Janice K. Merritt
James G. Mescher
Glenn C. Miller
John A. Monroe
Michael J. Murphy
David T. Muth
Alan E. Novak
William S. O’Connor
Stephen C. O’Donoghue
John W. Parthum, Jr.
James M. Dundas
John F. Farr, Jr.
Joseph P. Felicelli, Jr.
John E. Flick
Charles Fraley, Jr.
Della S. Gardner
Patrick G. Gerardot
Daniel P. Golec
Patrick J. Gora, Sr.
Thomas J. D. Gross
Steven C. Hayden
Gerard J. Heinrichs
Bernard L. Hengesbaugh, II
Francis Jarzembowski
Donald J. Justak
Tom F. Kacprowicz
Paul M. Kiffner
Thomas R. Knitter
Donald S. Knueve, Ph.D.
John E. Koors, Jr., M.D.
Andrew William Kramer
Ronald E. Kramer
Richard W. Krouse
Michael L. Laginess
Daniel J. Layden
Gregory L. Monti
Edward W. Mulcahy
James W. Nies
Frank A. Norton
John R. Olechny
Gregory F. Ostrowski
Gerald M. Palm
Jeffrey F. Pazona
Michael J. Reynolds
Michael R. Ropp
Stephen L. Ruff, Jr.
Robert E. Sale
Timothy L. Seiler, Ph.D.
Michael F. Skube, Ph.D.
Mary Pat Smith Hengesbaugh
Harry R. Sonderman, Jr.
Michael A. Steele
Thomas D. Stephan
Timothy W. Thurston, M.D.
George A. Tremblay, Jr.
Rev. Ralph Verdi, C.PP.S.
Jeffery S. Vessely
Richard R. Wagner
Gerard R. Walsh
Lawrence A. Wedryk
David F. Woltering
1969
$106,405.55
29.84%
Anonymous
Christopher M. Andres
James F. Bender
Gerald R. Berner
Timothy C. Birnie
Thomas P. Boyle
Thomas W. Burke, Sr.
Robert B. Cassey
Robert J. Clancy
Thomas M. Corcoran, Jr.
Richard T. Corea, O.D.
Thomas F. Creger
Charles A. Cury
Terrence T. Dariotis
Frank X. Davis, Jr.
Michael J. Delaurentis
Robert J. Dougherty, Jr.
David G. Enright
J. E. Farfsing
Stephen C. Finn
Terrence M. Foley
Earl E. Foltz, Jr.
Joseph M. Franklin, CLU, ChFC
James J. Galles
Thomas P. Ganz
Thomas E. Gartland
Michael J. Georgeson
James D. Graham
Michael J. Guccione
John J. Hayes, Jr.
Wayne J. Henderlong
Richard F. Hindery
Patrick J. Hitpas
James J. Hogan
Melvit G. Holtz
James E. Hooten
Fred H. Hoying
Ralph T. Iannelli
Stephen D. Kizaric
Phillip J. Kokandy
Paul F. Kolojeski, Ph.D.
Joseph A. Kotylo, Ph.D.
Dennis J. Koziol
Alan F. Kreutzer
Lawrence A. Laudick
Robert E. Legatzke, Jr.
Paul E. Lukey
Martin V. Lyons
Vincent Macina
Bart J. Margiotta
Edmund D. Margrave
James W. Maxwell
Gregory F. Meier
Leroy A. Milas
Edward L. Modesto, D.D.S.
James A. Mullen, Jr.
William F. Murphy, III
Charles F. Niccum
Thomas S. O’Brien
Louis B. Offer
James N. Ontrop
James L. Pacetti
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
William J. Phelan
Frank J. Pohlgeers
Thomas E. Prosser, D.D.S.
Robert E. Quaid, Jr.
Patrick J. Reynolds
Ronald J. Roginski
Richard A. Rogus
Larry D. Ropp
Thomas J. Rottinghaus
Joseph H. Sandersen
Joseph P. Smith, Jr.
John R. Soltis
Robert A. Souza
David A. Sullivan
Kathleen Synko Kutie
Mark A. Talboo
Lawrence J. Tardy, Jr.
Alan B. Tornabeni
Robert E. Trame
William J. Vahary
James E. Wagener
Michael J. Walro
James E. Warzynski
Margaret J. Weatherhead Guccione
Thomas T. Weisenburger
Leonard E. Wiatr
Anthony F. Wiedman, Jr.
Stanley J. Wos
Alan J. Young
Kenneth E. Zawacki, D.O.
Robert K. Zimmerman, Ed.D.
1970
$27,747.60
21.77%
Michael T. Adams
Peter M. Agnone, Jr., O.D.
James Ahr
William C. Allgyer
Gary F. Batchellor
John C. Bertrand
Ronald W. Biernat
C. L. Bissonnette Shively
Monica Breidenbach
Jerome F. Burke
Kenneth L. Cherwin, Jr.
Robert N. Czarnecki
Daniel M. DeVoe
Scott E. Donnelly
James E. Downey
John E. Dunn
James R. Flood
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John H. Gagnon
Dennis M. Gallagher
Robert L. Giel
William Gladieux
Robert C. Gutgsell
Timothy F. Heinrich
Brother Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.
Ted W. Hillary
Donald J. Hoffman
Robert P. Hopkins
Gary E. Jung
Michael L. Klima
Robert S. Kokandy
Sister M. R. Krapf, O.S.F.
E. J. Kriegel
David S. Kwiatkowski
Charles P. Lamb, Jr.
Gerald R. Lasko
Richard K. Lauer, Jr.
Karl J. Maio
Fred W. McFawn
J. P. McGraw
William J. McNally
Thomas E. Nath
Edward J. Niebuhr
Stephen F. O’Donnell
Thomas M. O’Loughlin
Gerald B. Pazin
Martin A. Piwowar
Steven A. Ranz
Robert P. Seggerson
Mark F. Swary
Michael A. Swierk
Michael J. Tierney
Larry J. Till
Leonard W. Tobiaski
James C. Vonachen
Michael F. Ward
Jack J. Wenning
Denise Zat Feeney
Edward G. Zgonc
Dennis F. Zielinski
1971
$112,693.33
26.76%
Robert E. Allen
John J. Alt
Richard P. Balcer
Bonnie J. Barnett Storey
John D. Blood
Stephen J. Bonowski
Michael J. Broderick
Thomas J. Brophy
Michael J. Brown
Thomas P. Brown
Daniel E. Bryan, Jr.
Thomas C. Buechlein
Thomas P. Calvey
Leonard T. Carolan
Paul V. Clore
Timothy J. Comeford
William H. Cook, III
Sheldon B. Cooper
Jerome Cuzella
James T. Dodge
Mary Ann Dreiling
Kenneth C. Elchert
Kevin D. Eriksen
John F. Etten
John P. Evans
Hilary H. Evers
Edmund J. Feeney, Jr.
Ed Feicht
Richard H. Foley
Mark J. Fox
Stephen V. Freeze
Joseph P. Fritz
Margaret F. Funk Kotylo
Peter J. Gallant
Gary E. Gendernalik
Kenneth W. Gerlach
Frank M. Guzzo
Edward P. Habrowski, Ed.D.
Timothy E. Hackett
John C. Haller
Charles M. Henry, III
James P. Hester
Charles M. Hicks
Richard A. Hojnicki
William M. Holda
Ronald B. Hoying
Spencer E. Johnson, Jr.
David P. Kaiser
James W. Kaspar
Donna L. Kelly Franke
Leo D. Kerber, Jr.
Walter J. Klag, Jr.
William P. Kusack, Jr.
Eileen M. La Voy Burke
William J. Lessard, Jr.
David B. Lincoln
Richard E. Longsworth
Terry L. Lothamer
John C. Maag
John H. Maczak
Peter H. Marchetti
William J. Miller, Jr.
Wayne Missaggia
John Molinaro
Douglas Monforton
Daniel W. Monnin
Paul N. Muller
Mark A. Nestor
Robert P. Neville
William K. Null
James V. O’Connor
Raymond S. Papszycki, Jr.
Timothy Pedrotty
Cary A. Rapini
James J. Reinert
Edward N. Reuter
John C. Rietschlin
Patrick H. Riha
Albert A. Scappaticci
Henry J. Schmitt, Jr.
Timothy J. Schwaller
David C. Scudder
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Daniel J. Smyczynski
Eleanor L. Stiller Bess
Christopher J. Stohr
Dennis J. Strobel
Mary Thoesen Coleman, M.D.
Timothy C. Tincher
James L. Vossen
Andrew H. M. Vu
John T. Waymire
Phyllis M. Wiley
R. Henry Winter
Michael L. Wolpert
1972
$45,734.60
24.07%
Cornel D. Atkinson
Bruce L. Bobek, D.O.
Susan Boryc Pickard
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Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
Gina Briggle
John F. Bratton, Jr.
George F. Brun, Jr.
Dianne Brunswick Gerlach
Vicki Bunt Lauer
Kathleen M. Choka
Stephen M. Cleary
Patricia Davis Brown
Patricia D. Destefano Sanchez
Martha E. Dirksen Niccum
Michael W. Eder
Jane A. Ellspermann Cunningham
Arthur T. Farrell
Brother Joseph J. Fisher, C.PP.S.
David A. Gandolph
Denise G. Garbon Hedrick
Linda Gelatka Forrest
Mary Louise George Ames
Ronald L. Golumbeck
Donald J. Goschy
Richard Gosnell
Michael J. Gresk
Connie Harris Weir
Christopher J. Hengesbaugh
Karen S. Henkle Wilson
John F. Hillier
Thomas A. Homan
Patrick J. Hoover
Terese M. Hoovler Davis
Thomas S. Horvath
Kenneth E. Inkrott, Ph.D.
John J. Joyce, Jr.
Thomas A. Klingel
Andrew Kneipp
Ronald E. Kwasny
Dennis J. Link
James M. Martens
Jerry M. McKim
Eileen McMahon Daglas
Charles J. Mescher
Stevie Mikulich Giel
Constance M. Miller Swary
David G. Pettengell
Frank X. Povondra, Jr.
Arthur L. Rapini
David B. Riley
Nancy J. Russman
Mary A. Sanaghan Homan
William F. Schlater
Michael F. Sheridan
Robert J. Smith, Jr.
Mary Jo Smolen Bertrand
Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Susan Sullivan Klima
Christopher D. Troyer
Robert L. Vighi, CPA
Joseph J. Vrabec
Kevin M. White, Ph.D.
Michael W. Williams
Paul D. Yeoman
1973
$35,313.55
25.15%
Donna Becker Rietschlin
Charles R. Blackney
Pamela J. Borscha Eriksen
Carol Bosch Munninghoff
Martha Brady Bergman
Janet L. Brockert Williams
John A. Carroll, CCP, PHR
John L. Conrad
Charles J. Cook
William E. Del Principe, CPA
William J. Denney, Jr.
Susan M. Dolecki Timmins
Robert G. Engleman, Jr.
Noreen E. Farrel Paglia
Daniel E. Flaherty
Rev. Richard A. Friebel, C.PP.S.
Sally A. Fry
Joann F. Ganey
Jan Garbon Monforton
Jane Gartland White
Rensselaer Program of Church Music and Liturgy Summer Chorus
in concert July 2008.
R. D. Moderow
Timothy I. Moenk
Robert V. Monfort
Stephen J. Muscarella
Shirley A. North Mills
Ann M. Osburn Gatto
Richard F. Paglia
Jerome S. Pankey
Michael J. Gianoli
James R. Gudmens
Mark G. Hagert
Glenn W. Hake
William A. Hendrick, Jr.
Robin A. Higinbotham Clark
Kathleen Kelly Reinert
Gregory L. Kienzler
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Peter T. Klocek
Thomas C. Kovac
Patricia L. Kurth Farner
William J. Lammers
Mary Ann Lawdensky Thede
Louis O. Lisi
Joseph P. Mahoney, Jr.
Barbara A. Martin
Charles P. Martin
Joseph D. Martin, Jr.
Pamela M. Martin Muller
Vickie McCallister Kane
Cheryl A. Michalak Joyce
David J. Mills, CLU, ChFC
Randolph B. Milos, CPA
J. Peter Molitor
Jane I. Wilkerson Ames
Richard F. Wojnicki
Richard J. Worzala
David M. Zerr
Donna K. Zimmerman Moran
1974
$54,440.08
30.68%
James J. Aurelio
Gerard F. Bara
Kedric J. Beard
Debra M. Bergen Botthof
Paul J. Bergman
Daniel O. Bradley
Rex L. Chapman
2008 Senior of the Year candidates. (L to R) Margaret Broderick,
Joanna Askwith, Andrew Costello, Aaron Reuter, and Grace Rosanova.
Therese L. Murphy Wallis
Daniel F. O’Connor, Jr.
Thomas J. Palermo
Vincent J. Parker
Donna L. Pearson Muscarella
Douglas R. Perkins
Michael Petrovich, Ph.D.
Rev. George F. Plaster
Katherine M. Pollock
Janice M. Pyrce
Joseph B. Reiter
John T. Riley
Raymond C. Robin
Gregory L. Rose
Sarah R. Ross Glass
Daniel J. Ruhe
David B. Ruhe
Andrew J. Sanchez
William L. Schaeffer
Elizabeth Schatzman Reagan
Kathleen M. Schiel Gino
Linda C. Shutske McNeil
Michael C. Stang
P. J. Stephan
James A. Stratton, CREA
Robert S. Straz
Robert L. Stump
Edward J. Styles
Terrance T. Taphorn
Teresa T. Thoesen Wentzel
William J. Timmins
Thomas J. Wanner
Ruth E. Warren Paulsen
Patrick M. Collins, Ph.D.
Susan K. Collins Labaj
Mary A. Cross Graul
Eleanor M. Dehn Pershing
Gregory J. Diem
Marcella K. Dreiling Cameron
Patti L. Driscoll Gendernalik
Richard J. Dunn
Thomas A. Ebbinghaus
William F. Edwards
C. Kelley Endres
Robert P. Faxel
Thomas J. Fontaine
Michael J. Gadus
Nancy M. Galm Foust
James M. Gartland, Jr.
Susan G. Gavin Sponseller
Gregory P. Gehrig
James H. Gerlach, Ph.D.
Anthony J. Gianoli
William P. Grace
Thomas H. Hardiman, Jr.
George J. Hearty, Jr.
Margaret S. Henry Gratner
William J. Hogan, Ph.D.
Marianne H. Hollern Porter
Bernadette Horwath Cook
Richard C. Hoying
David B. Huneryager
Stephen T. Jakubowski, Ph.D.
Karen K. Johnston Bush
Patrick J. Kearney
Elmer W. Klepaski
Daniel J. Kostrzewa
John W. Labaj
Patrick J. Lally
Carol J. Lane Wood
Mary Lawdensky Cotey
Thomas J. Lee
Stephen H. Lerch, Ph.D.
Kenneth A. Losin
Fred P. Mariani
John A. Matochik, Ph.D.
Barbara L. McConnell Klocek
Mark D. McLaren
Brian M. McMillin
Mark E. Miller, PE
James P. Morrell, CPA
Charles W. Muller
Mark A. Onesi
Madeline O’Reilly Straz
Raymond L. Osterhage
Deborah A. Ray Bigda
William C. Reagan
Alfred E. Roser
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Leone M. Ryan
William J. Schrameck
Jerome B. Schroeder
Jeffrey J. Schuetzner
Karen Schulze Klepaski
Leslie S. Silver
Leonore A. Skonecki Palermo
Benedict J. Sponseller, Sr.
Kevin A. Strnatka
Victoria A. Sugar
John J. Sweeterman
Rev. Joseph P. Tito
Charles J. Toben
Lynn R. Weaver
1975
$62,944.09
27.49%
Roger D. Ames
Diane B. Balsamo Goggin
Thomas J. Bezold
Richard A. Boyle
Kay Bult Spurgeon
Pamela Campion Banwart
Debra A. Carter Perkins
Mary Ellen Cebulski Kreilkamp
George M. Clemens
Joseph A. Corsaro
Mary Ellen Cross Stephenson
Thomas J. Daly
Christine J. Deppe Swiatkowski
James V. Doheny, Jr.
Robert M. Dragich
John F. Fioretti
Edward F. Gallagher
Carol A. Gibbons Hardiman
Peter J. Gilroy
Gerard J. Glowniak
Jeffrey M. Graul
Michael C. Hall
Judith R. Hanneman Horstman
Tracey L. Hensel Wleklinski
Jane Hils Shea
Richard L. Horstman
G. Edwin Jones
J. J. Jones
Theodore A. Karpovich
Thomas B. Keller
Ann C. Kissner Branham
Jonathan A. Klepfer
Kathy Kulawiak Menzione
Edward G. Lally
Susan M. Mally Tsangaris
Ruth A. Marchino McColley
Robert P. Meany
Alphonse Lee Meyer, Ph.D.
George E. Mills
James F. Moffitt
Dennis A. Musial
Charles Naparalla
Rev. Richard Nieberding, C.PP.S.
Michael R. Noel
Patrick H. O’Donnell
Paul Ostrowski
David E. Owens, Sr.
Gregory W. Perkins
William J. Rafferty
Mark A. Ramion
Alan C. Rockwell
Kevin H. Ryan
Gregory J. Schmidt
Mary J. Schueren
Theodore A. Scudder
Gary F. Spehar
Jane E. Sroka Hern
Gerhard P. Starost, Jr.
Paul T. Sullivan
Robert J. Swiatkowski
Karen Ann Taphorn
James Thordsen
Samuel A. Till, Jr.
Donald J. Vaccarello
Christopher W. Verdonk
Timothy von der Embse
Janet W. Wasserman Bloemer
Al J. Wleklinski
Joseph C. Zingaro, Ph.D.
1976
$14,562.58
26.26%
Julie A. Babiarz Lopatowski
David P. Behnke
Lawrence A. Bloemer, Jr.
James M. Burns
Salvatore L. Caraco, Jr.
Richard J. Ceragioli, M.D.
Michael T. Costello
Patrick A. Crisler
Carol Czepiel Rockwell
Joseph W. Dillon
Stephen E. Fink
Gregory W. Foskett
Ronald E. Frankiewicz
Eileen O’Neill
Mark A. Haberman
Donald J. Hagan
Stephen M. Hanas
Bonnie Reed
Joan E. St. Peter
Nan-Marie Jaeger
Ronald E. James
David W. Keilman
John M. Kennedy
John D. Kirsits
Patrick J. Knight
Daniel J. Krodel
Robert W. Lehmenkuler
David A. Loweke
Kimberly Lyon Kuennen
Richard J. Manning
Michael L. McDonald
J. K. McGrath
Gerald E. Miller
William M. Minarich
Gregory E. Mulroy
Constance D. Phillip
Patricia O’Donnell Martin
John A. Paczesny
Mary Lou Paluch Rafferty
Jeffrey M. Perkins
Dolores R. Powers Fisher
Maureen T. Pufahl White
Donna J. Schuetzner Toren, DPM
Kathryne S. Sleppy Caldwell
Jack A. Strom
Kevin J. Sullivan
Kathryn E. Tatman
John F. Waldron, Jr.
Willard J. Warwick, Jr.
Colleen D. West Fink
Paul F. White
Rev. Richard P. Wise
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1977
$28,087.30
25.29%
Alana M. Ahmed Haberman
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
Mark T. Bolla
Timothy L. Buergler
Patricia A. Campbell Craighead
Carlotta M. Cerceo Miller
Timothy F. Christiana
Kimarie Clark Green
Donald R. Clemens
Mary L. Conlon Vaccarello
Thomas J. Connors
Debra A. Cooney Riggle
Cathleen A. Coughlin Smith
John A. Craighead
Melanie T. Cushion, Ph.D.
Noreen M. Daly Reilly
Karen Davis Marks
James I. Delach
Cheryl A. DeLucenay Walker
Anna M. Ellerbrock Blankemeyer
Deborah A. Frantz
Patricia A. Hajduch Knight
Mark J. Heinen
Richard J. Holland
Gary C. Homan
David W. Hood
Carol A. Hospodka Hobscheid
Beth A. Hoyt Foley
Amelia B. Jungman Karns
Michael J. Karaffa
Paul A. Karkula
Timothy D. Kirkbride
Mark S. Kramer
Richard M. Kubasak
Roy W. Kuennen, Ph.D.
Timothy M. Kuhar
Mary Jo Lyon Stegeman
James C. Lyons
Brad J. Maisner
Laurie Marcucci
David J. McLaughlin
Steven J. Meyer
Paul E. Misniak
Mary Ann Mitchell Hurst
Joseph N. Monnin
Sister Carmen Montoya, O.L.V.M.
Brian P. Niehoff, Ph.D.
Arnold G. Noe
Pamela K. Ogle Jones
Lawrence J. Olewinski
Ann Pantle O’Brien
Barbara A. Perkins
Jeffery A. Peters
Phillip J. Peterson, CPA
Nancy L. Reedy Schroeder
Karen L. Reiniger
Mary E. Robinson Ryan
Kenneth J. Roush
Suzanne S. Scovil
Francis A. Sergi
Deborah Skeates Burns
Gregory P. Stegeman
Sharon R. Wallyn
Susan C. Zeman Anderson
Ann M. Zgonc Moyer
1978
$32,362.30
17.18%
David M. Amadio
William W. Baker
Virginia K. Carhart
Anthony N. Catanzarite
Rev. Thomas P. Conde
Doreen Conroy Olewinski
Daniel G. Corsaro
Kevin M. Crotty
James E. Duffy
Patrick J. Duffy
Irene F. Farrell Buergler
Dawn Feely Ruley
Mary L. Girard Arend
George E. Gorman
Mark A. Hajduch
Earl E. Hammond, Jr.
Anna E. Harris Hastings
Steven A. Homan
Robert E. Judge, M.D.
Patrick J. Kane
Kevin M. Kidd
Larry W. Kline
William M. Knox, Jr.
A. Ted Kundrat
Douglas A. Lane
Helene M. Lenz Banina
Mara Pindell Davis
Martha A. Robbins Trout
Sally Stambaugh Lehmenkuler
Steve W. Stitz
Susan A. Tristano Molinaro
Curtis L. Weller
1979
$31,486.00
24.80%
Daniel C. Banina
Michael G. Bauman
Mary K. Bergman
Beth A. Bihlman Misanik
Karen R. Blough Hartrich
Catherine Therese Cangany
Patsy A. D’Eramo, Jr.
Nancy E. Deutschmann Hardy
Phyllis M. DiCara, Esq.
Susan J. Donohue Hay
Hubert E. Doughty
Therese M. Feicht
Betty A. Fink Messier
Timothy A. Fleming
Mary D. Fricke Moyer
Sue A. Fritsche Hicks
Julie Gerlach Bruns
Jeffrey R. Guenther
Mary Michele Hampton
William P. Hardy
Mary Pat Hartnett Wesche
Thomas J. Hartrich
Timothy G. Hay
Robert C. Heneghan
Bruce D. Hicks
Donald D. Higgins, Jr., D.O.
Robert J. Hospodka
Col. Terence A. Imbery, D.D.S.
Bobbi L. Jensen Doll
William H. Johnson, Jr.
Ellen Kennedy Johnson
Jennifer S. Kile
Brian D. Klabunde
Indy Pub Night at the Rathskeller. Front Row:
(L to R) Bernadette Wilson ’86, Blaire Henley ’02.
Back Row: (L to R) Andrea (Bernardon) Johnson ’96, Cindy (Harding)
Montgomery ’87, Chris Johnson ’91, and Maureen Egan ’90.
Lawrence R. Loomis
Eileen M. McDonald Roush
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Patrick M. McSwain
Susan A. Mescher Aukerman
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Duane M. Nagel
Bold denotes 21st Century Campaign contributor
Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
Douglas D. Knutson
Michael J. Krasowski
Thomas J. Krodel
Mary Pat LaRue
Paul J. Latka
William T. Lennon
Laura F. Ludwig
Christopher Micetich
Kathleen A. Miller Abbate
Michael L. Molinaro
Michael M. Moyer
Kevin J. Naughton
Patrick S. O’Brien
Anne O’Donnell Loomis
Theresa Opilla Baker
Elizabeth M. Pelech Fratantuono
Donald D. Penrod
Mark J. Quebbeman
Mary A. Reichert Marinac
Kenneth J. Renspie
Robert J. Schroeder
Michael J. Starr
Judith A. Stuerenberg
Teresa J. Vincitore
Mary M. Vodisek
Noreen M. Walsh Campbell
Mary E. Werr Behncke
David C. Wilkin
1980
$50,415.00
24.88%
Teresa A. Avis Gibbons
Ray J. Banary, Jr.
Krisztina Bardos Inskeep
Valerie J. Bauer Miller
Edward J. Becker, Jr.
Mark A. Behnke
Michael J. Bettinger
Samuel L. Braus
Denise E. Brown Klaus
Lynn A. Calhoun Nichols
John C. Carroll
Susan Champa-Seminerio
Robert R. Chrzanowski, M.D.
Frances Cutino Gull
David A. Dolak
Weldon T. A. Egan, M.D.
Leona Fournier Steinhilber
Brian D. Fox, CMA
Sister Jerilyn Marie Fuhrmann
Michael J. Hart
Christine V. Haws Bauman
Gerald A. Hemmelgarn
Richard R. Huffine, Jr.
Cynthia J. Jenkins
Janet M. Keller
David C. Ketcham
Mary Beth Kiefer Warner
Catherine A. Kielbowski Draper
Lawrence J. King
John P. Krisch
Bruce A. Ksiazek
James A. Lanzarotta
Kimberly L. Leavis Collins
George R. Liggett, Jr.
Lyle D. Meyer
Allen R. Nagel
William M. Nichols
Rev. Mark R. Peres, C.PP.S.
Lisa K. Pindell Krasowski
Thomas W. Reed
Julie Reedy Kazimier
Thomas W. Reichert
Robert J. Rigali, Jr.
Kevin E. Ring
James A. Sakelaris
Jane A. Schelling-Walden
Antoinette L. Sposito Baker
Don J. Steinhilber
Albert J. Stupek, Jr.
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Michael Vallone ’60 (L) and Mike Smith ’63 (R) catch up at the
2008 Chicago Business Network reception.
Joann M. Tafoya D’Addio
Janel Townsend Creviston
Mary Ellen Vesely Liggett
JoAnn M. Pearson
Donald J. Zehner, Jr.
1981
$5,636.25
20.63%
Elizabeth Avis Bakes
Michael J. Collins
James L. Conde
Marshall I. Considine
Megan C. Cooney Nelson
John A. DeMartino
Mary Dlugosz Krisch
Laurie A. Dolak Koetting
Anne-Cecile Egan Thorndyke
Thomas R. Emerson
Kevin M. Field
Sheila M. Gallagher Schiffler
Rebecca G. Garris Perry
Laura A. Geary Ginter
Rita M. Giel Reust
Deborah K. Hall Considine
Theresa E. Hanley
Jane A. Jankowski Verbarg
Donald F. Klein, Jr.
Jolynn S. Kozlowski Gosser
Monique E. Lacouture Fields
Gerald R. Leahy
Ron M. Lenz
Michael R. Lucas
Michael A. Marciniak, Ph.D.
Erin L. McDonnell Leahy
Steven P. Meyer
James P. Muhler
Rita K. Nesius O’Brien
Thomas Neuffer
Elizabeth A. Novack Aemmer
James M. O’Brien
John M. O’Brien
Leonard J. Pasket
Leo G. Pryma, Jr.
John E. Pullin
Jose R. Rincon, Jr.
Karen A. Roelofs Sharkey
Charles E. Sharkey
Larry Sobal
John W. Vidal
Jennifer J. Voreis
Ann M. Werick Rincon
Steven J. Wilson
Charles E. Wolpert
Nancy Z. Zufelt Lamothe
1982
$49,992.54
1.05%
Marlene K. Bierbaum Campbell
Carlene A. Boersig Pfeifer
Russell T. Bruce
Matthew B. Campbell
Natalie Cappuccilli Waling
Darryl P. Carstensen
Timothy J. Casey
John A. Ceisel
Teresa A. Clemmer Carstensen
Gerald A. Corcoran, III
Kris Costa Sakelaris
Linda L. Deno
Candace M. Ellspermann
Cunningham
Thaddeus S. Frankowski
William J. Gartrell
Emily S. Goad Farley
Thomas G. Hajduch, CPA
Mark A. Hamilton
Timothy A. Henady
Elizabeth A. Houran Kenney
Robert C. Jackson
James P. Johnson
Nancy J. Joswick Tully
Terrence M. Kenney
Kerry J. Kirland
Margaret E. Mecler Jackson
Michael J. Meyer, CCE
Margaret A. O’Donnell Ahler
Michael A. Pfeifer
Gary A. Plamondon
Michelle M. Poinsatte Butts
Rosemary Pullen Frankowski
Brian F. Righeimer
Robin L. Ring
Patricia A. Scott
Charles R. Smith
Jill M. Snyder Andres
Willcina M. Tiede
Patricia A. Valentine Johnson
Janeen W. Wenstrup Kooi
1983
$9,494.57
16.09%
Michael R. Aevermann
Anne M. Byerwalter
Rosemarie A. Caudill Beard
Claire H. Chwalek Stefaniak
Lori C. Clites Cutright
Donald W. Collins
Thomas M. Deardorff
Susan C. Decker
Thomas J. Disabato
David L. Erwin
Kevin J. Fosnaugh
Allison M. Francis Murdock
Mary Kay Hanley Zilka
Regina M. Hanley
Peggy J. Hansen-Braun
Margaret Huffman Placko
James M. Jones
Margaret E. Koopman Sobal
Carla M. Luzadder
Debra A. Lyons Schrum
Thomas J. Mastandrea
Jeffery A. May
Teresa M. Menting Paton
C. Ann Micklewright DeMartino
Robert C. Miles
Brian F. Nahas
Michael T. O’Rourke
Robert E. Paton
Gerald G. Potacki
Beverly A. Powers Booth
Jane M. Rayner Galyk
Laura E. Robinson Collins
Mary Ann Schultz Erwin
Linda M. Serpico Cross
Michael J. Summa
Patricia A. TeVoert
M. C. Wolff Taylor
1984
$40,874.22
19.92%
Donald C. Babka
David W. Bell
Peter J. Bensen
Julie A. Blaesing Brunini
Colleen Brennan Link
Michael T. Bruce
Margaret M. Cahill Warzecha
Caryle A. Cencelewski Neff
Douglas R. Deck
Peter J. Disabato
Janice A. Dworschak
Stephen F. Egan
Steven C. Fife
Ann Marie R. Fiore-Novar
Joseph N. Folk
Paul A. Freudinger
Mark A. Gaerke
John F. Gause
James E. Habrowski
Lisa M. Handler
F. N. Hofmeister, IV
Robert W. Hoop, Jr.
J. Scott Jones
Mark R. Karcher
Mandray A. LaCasse Prugar
Kevin J. Link
Clement L. Lupacchino, Jr.
Julie M. Mayhew Armstrong
Deborah L. McDonnell Cain
William J. Miller
Joseph H. Munning, M.D.
Cheryl L. Nadeau Houk
Scott E. Ogle
Joan L. O’Neil
Julie M. Paulick Fife
James T. Prugar
Paul A. Richey
Linda S. Sayler Kingma
Scott S. Scheffel
Rev. Kenneth R. Schnipke, C.PP.S.
Beth M. Schroeder Bensen
Mary C. Sherkey Dec
George J. Smolar
John A. Toby
John W. Townsend, Jr.
Joseph M. Valente
Joseph A. Wertz, D.D.S.
Alice A. Zerr Lamberger
1985
$155,995.60
20.61%
Patrick J. Abbott
Jordan J. Balvich, D.D.S.
David R. Barrett
Jill A. Bissonnette Meeke
Helen C. Bol Loder
James W. Boler
Keith M. Brouillette
Kenneth E. Budz
Janet M. Byerwalter
Joseph M. Clayton
Patricia A. Connolly
Joseph A. Craven
Elizabeth A. Dean
TerryAnn Defenser
Scott D. DeHart
Russell F. Dennick
David A. Doucleff
Michael R. Edwards
Laurie Elish-Piper
DeAnn M. Fisher Deck
Susan M. Franklin Turner
Joseph M. Giannini
Susan Grajcar Chattin
Carol A. Hollerman Minter
Anne T. Horvath Brouillette
Larry J. Jacob
George N. Kasap
John P. Kenney
Mary Ann LaPlante
Cynthia A. Lawson Pilotte
Patricia A. McInerney O’Rourke
Mary Patrice Molinarolo
John G. Morikis
Angela M. Neuner Vennall
Carol L. O’Saben, Ph.D.
Karen T. Pastrick
Charmaine M. Plaiss Bychowski
Jose-Pedro T. Rodriguez
Martha I. Seiser Haynes
Stephen J. Sergi
Joseph N. Smith
Valerie L. Sperka
Kenneth P. Stacy
Renee S. Townsend Egan
Michael J. Van Eekeren
Karen M. Watt
Jacquelyn L. White Corning
1986
$27,688.27
20.32%
Molly G. Conroy Foley
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Denise E. Davenport Giannini
James S. DeFalco
Catherine L. Devillez Henney
Anne L. Devor Gozdecki
Chris A. Diener
Jeannie A. Doherty Rycerz
Dale P. Ebeling
Joan M. Gregorowicz DeHart
Geri M. Halaschak Lamb
Jeanette Hardin Schollenberger
Dennis M. Haworth
Christopher A. Immel
Gregory J. Ketcham
Edward J. Kiley
Richard F. King
Paul J. Klimas
J. M. LaMere
Marie M. Saad
Donald D. Landgraf
Mary J. Lanz Diener
Brian D. Lenihan, Ph.D.
Kevin M. Liebert
Thomas P. Madura
Maureen T. Murray
Cecelia B. Olejniczak
James E. O’Toole
Helena Pointer Davis
Kristie A. Price Alvey
Angela M. Riebenack Cecil
Robert J. Ryan
David R. Smith
Lisa A. Smith Ketcham
Nancy A. Studer
Anne T. Vallin Bock
Ruth A. Walsh Sheldon
Anna G. Williamson
Melvin D. Wireman, Jr.
1987
$12,320.00
22.84%
Diane M. Allbritten Martin
John S. Baggio
Janet E. Bowyer Neitzel
Joyce E. Bremer Stumpe
Kathleen J. Bruin Reid
Kathleen M. Cibula Vecchio
Denise L. Cordrey
Elizabeth A. Daniel
Patrick J. Deacy
Sean D. Egan
Lana H. Flores Conroy
Kelly L. Foster
John E. Freiburger, CFP, AEP,
MSFS
Randy J. Fries
Kent G. Gagnon
Mark C. Gozdecki
Barry J. Harding
Gary S. Hibbard
Anthony J. Hoop
Joy A. Horvat Volpi, Ph.D.
Michele A. Keilman Liebert
Thomas B. Kelley
Kelly M. Kerber Kissinger
Larry J. Kissinger
Annette P. Klinker Schwartz
Karen A. Kolesiak Kratzsch
Aimee S. LaMere Adams
Timothy J. Lax
Carol D. Lilly
Ty A. Maienbrook
Steven R. Morenz
Robert G. Novack
Susan M. Post Lax
Kevin P. Reid
Mercedes L. Sheehy Austgen
Michelle L. Shuck Korte
David G. Smith
John W. Stitz
Joseph L. Townsend
Michelle A. VanWynsberghe Roetker
Therese E. Yanan
David H. Zipparro
1988
$8,452.97
16.11%
David J. Armstrong
Angela Betustak Waltman
Jill A. Boeckling Kiley
Pamela Brooks
Puma Women’s Basketball alumnae pose for a picture on
Alumni Day at the Richard F. Scharf Alumni Fieldhouse.
David S. Calcutta
Timothy J. Campbell
Craig R. Carpenter
Chris M. Cain
Amy L. Ceader
James M. Collins
Bold denotes 21st Century Campaign contributor
Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
Roger K. Cromer
Timothy S. Daly
Daniel J. Dollear
Thomas V. Doorley
Debra J. Freche Moyer
Philip E. Hayes
Michael S. Kitch, Sr.
Theresa A. Klingenberger Bohrer
Heidi M. Koselke
Thomas K. Kuhar
Kim M. Lach Armstrong
Joel E. McCarthy
Ann C. Minnicus
Robert A. Moyer
Cataldo Panici
Debra K. Parish Sizemore
John J. Pikarski, III
Molly B. Ryan Cain
Lisa M. Schroeder Bachman
Thomas E. Steigmeyer
Patricia K. Szucs Stitz
Celine A. Temple Walsh
Michelle Tyler Campbell
Mary Beth Ward Woodcock
Michael J. Wesley
Tamara S. Wojasinski Dible
Richard A. Worms
1989
$7,850.68
25.13%
Elian R. Albert
Michael J. Austria
Erika M. Bolla Kozlowski
Kara M. Borgetti Molle
Wayne A. P. Borowski
Thomas P. Brady
Cheryl L. Brandenburg Hillan
Scott L. Brinkman
Monica L. Broom Porter
Thomas J. Brothers
Sandy K. Busick Dewing
Christine M. Connelly Brinkman
Timothy P. Conroy
Martina M. Conti Carr
Richard J. Cuculick, Jr.
Douglas A. Daulton
Katie L. DeSantis Cromer
Michael A. DeYoung
Julie D. Doyle Branch
Heather A. Dunbar Paschal
Brian J. Egan
Maria K. Emerson Janik
William H. Evans
Sister Marie T. Evrard, S.S.J.
Kevin S. Geleott
Kathryn D. Glotzbach Slavens
Patricia A. Gloyeske Jackson
Jennifer L. Borowski
Jeffrey R. Hillan
Virginia A. James Scholl
Colleen R. Kindig Culp
Mark R. Kroll
Timothy J. Malarney
Robert A. Martino
William G. Massoels
Michael C. Monahan
Georgia Nagel McKim
Audra M. Nevorski Hershberger
William G. Paschal
Daniel J. Pesaresi, Jr.
Cheryl A. Phillips Sodo
Jason M. Post
Teresa M. Scanlon Massoels
Julie A. Sigurdson Suhr
Kelley S. Van Gilder Treado
Molly VanderWerff Klimas
Shiona J. Ward
Janet L. Winandy Hale
Daniel L. Witty
1990
$24,568.30
18.01%
Christopher M. Barrett
Joseph P. Cook
Kelli M. Costa Lucito
Thomas O. Daniels
Kerry A. Dempsey Mixan
Loretto D. Dennis Szucs
Judith R. Dever
Matthew A. Eckert
Maureen V. Egan
David B. Fagan
Alicia Guerrero
Keith Joritz
Michael Kleszynski
Thomas P. Kohrman, Jr.
Renee Lesjak Bashel
Gregory D. Marshall
Jonathan Messman
Thomas Messman, Jr.
Christopher A. Minick
Victoria Munk Moisa
Patrick L. Nolan
Kathleen M. Purtell LaMere
Beverly S. Savich Green
Beverly J. Scherb
Joseph R. Shimala
Michael A. Szafranski
Kimberly K. Tarr Calcutta
Steven A. Warner
Jeannette H. Yeoman
1991
$11,011.00
18.62%
Michael C. Benjamin
Stacey L. Betten Specht
Scott A. Brady
Charlton S. Browning
Sean W. Burke
Deviani M. Chokshi Kuhar
James M. Cooley
Christine L. Cowan Petro
Andrea L. Dennis
Nickolette T. Dombrowski
Anderson
Charles A. Dyczko
Dana L. Elliott Dyczko
Dianne E. Faker Hollerman
John M. Finnegan, III
Traci D. Gruenewald Matheu
Jennifer C. Hammer Burke
James L. Henson
Deanne M. Houston Shimala
John Christopher Johnson
Anthony J. Kruzel
Patrick J. Kucharek
Andrew C. Kuhar
Robert J. Matheu, Ph.D.
Michael A. McCarthy
Kevin M. McDonald
Jacqueline S. McKinley Franklin
Ann C. Messman Wesley
Elizabeth M. Morrissey Urbanski
Wendy Nixdorf Joritz
Elizabeth F. Nkuo
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Luetta A. Nussbaum
Cathy A. O’Brien Del Principe
John V. Quinn
LeeAnn Radivan Schreiner
M. J. Radosevic
Mark A. Randall
Deborah M. Riley
Nancy E. Ryan
Timothy H. Smith
Brian D. Specht
Clement J. Steigmeyer
Kathleen M. Szczepkowski Specht
Allen C. Treado
Sharon M. Vairo Kleszynski
Elaine M. Weisenberger Doss
Dale R. Zelhart
1992
$3,021.00
11.94%
Francine R. Armenth-Brothers,
A.T.C.
Lisa M. Barany
Colleen L. Boyle Randall
Kristen G. Corsaro Marino
Charles M. Devereux
Kathleen M. Kenney Malarney
Paula L. Kline Weill
Steve A. Kriegbaum
Mary Jo Lawdensky Minick
Joseph M. LoPresti
Sarah M. Matusiak Smith
Eric A. Mills
James G. Mohan
Thomas J. O’Neill
Ibrahim Pinar
Andrea D. Pries Kuipers
Matthew S. Rendel
Thomas A. Rotkis
Michael A. Salmon
Suzanne M. Sesek Mohan
Tonya R. Simpson
Andrew J. Smith
Brian M. Studebaker
Robert F. Vaughan
1993
$12,129.77
14.60%
Lisa M. Baciu Sheridan
Susan M. Butz Flaningham
Trina A. Connell Priest
Kara M. Costa Meyer
George L. DesAutels
Colleen M. Dunbar Rotkis
Joel R. Dziedzic
Becky M. Engebretson Thompson
Jeffrey Feinendegen
Betsy L. Fusiek-Kinsinger
Matthew C. Gibson
Patricia A. Glennon Hayes
William P. Hayes
Kathleen M. Hicks Quinn
David S. Kirkham
Sheryl L. Klemme Christmas
Kendra M. Latta Illingworth
Luke V. Lengerich
Pamela L. Lisek Cabrera
Dianna S. Maxwell
Sheila McEwen Shafer
Timothy E. Meyer
Sheryl L. Niccum
Julie K. Obermeyer Shewmaker
Patricia A. Offer
Kristin A. Rice Roeder
David B. Richa
Lynn R. Robinson Miskus
Christopher S. Scott
Linda M. Shepherd Schumacher
Gina C. Steffens Kitchen
Danielle L. Thorndyke Benich
Diana Werner Kramer
1994
$9,314.00
16.59%
Aaron D. Addy
Mary E. Ayoub
Kenneth M. Benich, Jr.
Julie A. Best
Angela M. Bossung Lawson
Meggan J. Chaseley Waltuck
Michele L. Tucker
Anne W. Dumas
Rebecca A. Facemyer Bringewatt
Sean P. Fergus
Dawn J. Fitzgerald Parker
Shanan K. Foster Slick
Rick Gribble
Joshua S. Hauser
Rebecca A. Hawkins
John I. Holton
Julie L. Krueger Fitzpatrick
Mary E. McHugh-Lovellette
Jason A. Miskus
Marian S. Pack
Timothy M. Renners
Donnie Riggins
Robert T. Sheridan, Jr.
Amy A. Shimala Bucher
Trent A. Smith
Michael T. Stader
Traci L. Terrell
Sue A. Timmons
Suzanne Tobey
Valerie S. Townsend Murphy
Lisa M. Urban Gastineau
Harry D. Vinegar
W. E. Weber
Timothy R. Wilhelm
Christine M. Zbikowski
1995
$6,149.97
11.43%
Jennifer L. Allgeyer Krouse
Andrew P. Berry
Cherilyn J. Bowsher Irons
Molly M. Boyle Balas
Jonathan M. Bringewatt
Thomas A. Crouch
Shirley M. Ellis Rippy
Eric J. Feinendegen
Tara M. Foldenauer-Addy
Brian E. Guerre
Jessica J. Henry
Barbara J. Hollkamp Renners
Christopher W. Irons
Jennifer L. Koetzle Riggins
Scott J. Maienbrook
Stephen J. Maillet
Mary L. McCarthy
Margaret M. Pavlitza
Jill Marie Rausch Bonnell
Mark P. Riters
Holly D. Rosencrantz Scott
Gina M. Rottino Holton
Jeffrey R. Saucerman
Patrick C. Schuttrow
Mark K. Slate
Robin C. Smith
Jason A. Stankewicz
Douglas I. Vis
1996
$3,949.05
13.70%
J. Phillip Avery
Edward G. Balas
Debra L. Bartoszewicz Mrozinski
Andrea N. Bernardon Johnson
Brigid L. Boos Cook
Mary A. Caldwell
Jake Chapman
Kimberly A. Chapman Vinegar
Kimberly K. Chrustowski Swanson
Matthew P. Davy
Chad A. Cook
Andrew D’Amore
Brian A. DiPaolo
Patrick A. Downey
Paul R. Erck
Carolyn E. Groen Hartley
Jason L. Grzegorek
Darren J. Haas
Rhonda S. Hanley Churchill
Rebecca K. Hicklin Shidler
Tamari A. Hubbard Haas
Denise E. Hutchinson Avery
Sherrie L. Jankowski Hoy
Cheryl L. Kelley Adduci
Kareane D. Klott Engels
Natalie B. Kutie-Schwemlein
Elizabeth A. Lieb Culp
James B. Lind
Marc J. Macias
Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels spoke at SJC on January 31, 2008.
Mandy K. Derflinger Narcaroti
Sandra Emmert
Margaret E. Greene
Scott Holmes
Millicent L. Kalil
Kurt W. Krouse
Melinda K. Laffoon Beier
Dwayne D. Leininger
Amy N. Moss Duke
Michael C. Olson
Donald J. Parmentier
William J. Patterson
Lisa Perez Smiertelny
Amanda Rodeffer
Monica A. Serrani Leffler
Faith M. Sievers Davy
Nancy J. Smith Spitznagle
Michael J. Swanson
Adam J. Torreano
Monika Zakrzacki
Christina L. McCoy Crawford
Chasity A. Miller Campbell
Sara L. Morgan Durham
Jeffrey K. Norus
Jill Ogger Sedmak
Louis M. Pinto
Jason M. Potthoff
Tamara L. Pottinger Bruno
Cynthia J. Rinke Dykas
Terra Schafer Maienbrook
Duane S. Schwemlein
Bryan D. Strasburger
Vicki A. Vallone Stankewicz
Robert E. Vinegar, Sr.
Margaret Waterson George
Laura A. Witek Jones
Chastidy D. Yeoman Chapman
Denise M. Zielinski Kuruc
Eric J. Ziolkowski
1997
$5,504.95
17.37%
Jenifer A. Benedetti
Alan A. Besner
Jonathan Ryan Bickel
Kathleen A. Brass
Rebekah A. Breech Erck
Gary H. Campbell
Lucinda M. Coffman
1998
$8,552.53
19.46%
Aaron M. Bates
James R. Blinzinger
Charles B. Bowling
Kathrynne Braun Skonicki
Erin E. Breetzke
Rachel K. Call Schwipps
Charles E. Carmody
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Gregory A. Cleaver
Robert J. Conerty
Martin J. Dykas
Mary E. Flynn
William J. Gill
Julie M. Guise Breedlove
DeAnn R. Hazzard Owens
Andrew M. Hicks
Matthew G. Jenks
April R. Johnson Ernstes
Steven E. Kawa
Reverend Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Sara C. Klocek Hicks
Julie L. Lanoue Zolvinski
Sherry L. London O’Dette
Nichole M. Lukowski
Philip W. McGrath
Amanda McIlwain Hauser
Matthew S. Owens
Susan E. Ownby Veneziano, Ph.D.
Sandra L. Price Kawa
Kevin M. Ray, Sr.
Katie L. Robinson Cate
Elizabeth A. Sawyer Slate
John C. Shafer
Cynthia Stanko Roberts
Todd A. Tyler
Jeffrey R. Weir
Carrie B. Zolper D’Amore
1999
$1,257.80
11.80%
Sara E. Bruner
Christine Chianelli Kosanovich
Erin N. Clark
Elizabeth L. Decker Martin
David R. Dixon
Stacie A. Dorin Coffey
David L. Drzonek
Kelly A. Fahey Pinto
Rebecca C. Fischer Wagner
Ana L. Gallegos Adams
Pamela J. Good Veenstra
Nikki N. Hooker
Dominic Horgeshimer
Daniel A. Koleszar
Andy Kukec
Angela M. Alford
Richard J. O’Dette
Jamie L. Portal Guardi
Ann-Marie Vidal
2000
$1,931.00
15.49%
Kevin P. Blasco
Molly Chalik Ray
Patrick M. Cleaver
Ryan H. Day
Sarah Grubb Sturm
Theresa Anne Hatton
Frances A. Herrick
Jeremy M. Hoy
Angela K. Hupfer
Michael G. Mancuso
Brian J. McGovern
Lori B. McKinney Jensen
Matthew J. Metzger
Sara Reasoner Solis
Julie A. Recker
Eric C. Schoch
Holly Ann Stefaniak Walters
Clark C. Teuscher
Kassandra K. Vanderwall Brown
David A. Veneziano, Ph.D.
Cory M. Walters
Susan E. Welter Close
2001
$3,464.00
12.57%
Daniel R. Adams, III
Lucas Brunette
Jason Burke
Catherine Carroll Clarke
Wendy Charlesworth Davis
Courtney Coe
Catherine Cox Heinz
Stacey Cunningham Koleszar
David M. Del Principe
Kelly Dougherty Burke
Lillian Douramacos Coppock
Juli Duerksen Hood
Matthew J. Eichas
Andrew Elsener
Brock Heinz
Joseph Koczan
Elizabeth L. Musick Elwood
Anne M. Niemiec
Craige Phipps
Joseph F. Rabensteine
Derek Serna
Adam Smith
2002
$3,593.00
13.81%
Heather A. Budenz
Christine A. Carroll Sandor
Maura I. Giles
Karyn M. Greig DiNovo
Blaire M. Henley
JoAnn Hill Wiley
Greg E. Myers
Ary J. Nelson
Anne T. O’Donnell
Sara E. Post Rabensteine
Carole Prendergast
Kori M. Rentas
Christopher J. Sandor
Megan L. Taylor Alstatt
Benjamin M. Zimmer
2003
$3,377.00
16.67%
Leticia Aguas Mitchell, R.N.
Tina M. Bednarczyk Augsburger
Lindsay N. Bridwell
Nancy J. Deacon
Mario N. DiRuzza
Jodi A. Frigo
Suzanne M. Ganter Pirowski
Michelle M. Grubb Heinz
Brett D. Heinz
Elizabeth D. Houston
Todd A. Huff
Raeonna D. Jagielski
Ryan S. Jessen
Jason M. Johnson
Melissa M. Kleinmaus Stutsman
Phillip J. Lee
Caroline Monforton Norton
David A. Norton
Amy Overmyer Jessen
Sara E. Putt Clouse
Richard W. Rabensteine
Darcilia A. Ramirez
Julie R. Ryan
Nicholas T. Schafer
Heidi D. Schwartz Krouse
Jason B. Selmer
Jennifer T. Sherburne Eckert
Rev. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. ’78 prepares the altar
during Baccalaureate Mass.
Elizabeth E. Hollenbeck McGovern
Beth L. Jerzyk
Kristopher M. Krouse
George P. Leedle
Amanda R. Lundeen Dill
Breain E. Ma’Ayteh Dunscombe
Katherine M. Mack Mancuso
Marvin I. Melville
Mandy Meyers Velligan
Scott P. Morgan
Bold denotes 21st Century Campaign contributor
Bold/italics denotes College Fund and 21st Century Campaign contributor
Donald R. Shuler
Justin C. Terria
Michelle R. Hines
Justin C. Wilkinson
2004
$2,568.95
13.71%
Andrew J. Augsburger
Brigid C. Ayer
Mark A. Brouwer
JaLeen Deardurff
Jennifer R. Fitzpatrick
Amy E. Gulvas Norbot
Andrea D. Day
Susan E. Huss
Molly A. Irons O’Connor
Travis J. Lechien
John G. Ligda
Samantha Ma’Ayteh Villa
Margaret J. Makovec
Elizabeth R. Graf
Anna Belle O’Shea
Gregory A. Rathnow
Roman R. Rodriguez
Paul Shireman
Martin H. Sweigert
Michael J. Tebbe
Raquel D. Vargas Statzer
Jaclyn Whan Shuler
Lauren Woosley Young
Theresa A. Yoder Didion
2005
$4,107.25
15.48%
Mary F. Balmes
Anthony J. Braner
Chelsea Q. Cooper Leedle
Kristyn M. Corley
Erin E. Diener
Scott M. Gardner
Wes M. Graper
W. James Gratner
Lisa L. Grilliot Brooks
William P. Hardy, Jr.
Jacquin J. Herran
Sonia I. Honkisz
Corrie L. Kaczmarek
Tara M. Kensinger
Jacob R. Lofgren
Kristen Ziese
Sean J. McBride
Miranda P. Parker Gratner
Eric M. Peschke
Maria A. Reichhart
Rebecca L. Scherer
Robert M. Siegel
Scott R. Smolek
Darrell E. Statzer, III
Sarah M. Wells Ragan
Cortny L. Woodruff Kramer
2006
$1,177.00
7.83%
Randall T. Brooks
Colin P. Carmody
Kimberly E. DeWees Barton
David J. Didion
Katherine M. Grgic
Rachel E. Jarrard
Heather A. Kristy
Kyle M. Marburger
Carrie Marcotte
Melissa C. Melinauskas
Brendan R. Murphy
Kyle L. Purple
Brandon T. Turner
2007
$222.00
3.50%
Nicole Fetla
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Courtney Hancock
Joel Herendeen
James P. Jaworski
Katelin Korn
Mark Lowry
Melinda Maile
Sarah Quartuccio
Katherine M. Stembel Purple
2008
$300.00
3.21%
Margaret K. Broderick
Jennifer Fellmy
Courtney Lakin Jacob
Andrew M. McKim
Ashley Reed
2009
Ryan Preston
Friends
Anonymous
Victor and Carol Abell
Tammy J. Adamiec
Donnie and Marvel Albitz
Muzetta E. Allgyer
Mark and Melinda Alvarez
Valarie A. Alvarez
Richard and Jane Anderson
Philip and Jill Applebee
Carol Ariens
Keith and Nancy Arneson
Mark Augst
Kenneth and Marion Bachman
Terry and Pat Balko
Michael and Jackie Barela
Morris and Pamela Barlow
Lawrence J. Barna
Bernadine Barrett
Kenneth and Sharron Battle
Don Bauters
Robert and Barbara Bauters
Dalton and Virginia Baysden
James and Carole Beaver
Rhonda Bebar
Joseph Beldyga
Don and Gayle Bell
Allen and Rebecca Berger
Robert Bericht
Megan Bess
Gary L. Betts, Sr.
Fred Beyer
Carolann C. Biel
Joyce Bien
Laura Biestek
Joan Bigora
Joseph Bigora
Curtis Binder
Susan Bird
Charles Bishop
Gerald and Suzanne Bishop
David and Kathleen Blair
Ken Blezien
Cecilia D. Bolton
Jeff Bonebrake
Christine Borchardt
Russ Bortell
Edie Boudreau
Janet Bowen
Paula Bozych
Roy and Theodora Bozych
Mark and Pamela Brickey
Evelyn Briggs
Prof. Fred Berger accepts a proclamation from President Mills
on behalf of Rocky Mount, NC where Berger has led Pumas
on service trips for the past ten years.
Dennis and Debra Brown
Bill and Deb Brown
Michael and Ruth Bruin
Hartzel Bruno
Maria Bueso
Craig and Barbara Bumbaugh
Thomas and Catherine Burr
Peggy Burton
Steven and Jill Burton
James and Jennifer Busk
William and Karen Byrd
Alfredo and Socorro Cardona
Genevieve Carleton
Pamela A. Carras
Janet Cavanaugh
Eric and Tricia Chapman
Lynda Chapman
Renee Chapman
Todd Chapman
Ryan and Barbie Chiddister
Branson Clark
Gloria Clark
Joann E. Clark
Lee and Christena Clauss
Chad and Sherry Cluver
Judith Coakley
Kathy Cobb
Norma Cobett
Roger and Linda Colbert
Tracey and Susan Cole
Lori Condon
Wendy Conroy
Randy Cooper
Thomas and Helen Corley
Michael Costello
Mike Cracraft
Bill and Karen Craig
Idella A. Cravens
Bonnie Criss
Edward and Gail Crobie
Pat Cuevas
Robert E. Cummings, Jr.
Patricia Daily
Kimberly M. Daly
Nina Y. Daniels
Thomas Davia
Michael and Jeanine DeGeeter
John Degood
Timothy and Kelly Deno
Mary Ann Dicianni
Theodore and Kimberly Dickman
Geraldine R. Dill
Paul and Mary Doherty
Robin Doke
David and Autumn Donley
Debra Donnelly
Dick and Cathy Donnelly
Robert and Dorothy Downing
Joseph and Judith Doyle
Florence B. Duchak
Michael and Geraldine Dudak
Donald and Sandra Duncan
Emile J. Duplessis
Carolyn Dutton
Douglas and Katherine Eberle
Theresa J. Effinger
Barry and Pamela Ehle
David Ehle
Steve Ehle
David and Bettye Ellison
Roger and Mary Kay Emmrich
Evelyn Erb
Marilyn Erb
Linda Etter
Bob and Mary Evans
Mary L. Evans
Jim Fails
William and Linda Fails
Douglas A. Falk
Josephine L. Faulkner*
Henry and Diane Feeley
William and Bernice Fehribach
Sidney Feldman
Juliana Fey
Bruce and Linda Field
Edward J. Fierek
Timothy and Ann Finnegan
Frank* and Mary Ellen Fischer
Donald and Barbara Fisher
Thomas and Barbara Fisher
Michael Flaherty
James and Marjorie Flickner
Bill Foster
James D. Franklin
Mike T. Franklin
Rev. Henry L. Frantz, C.PP.S.
David and Dana Freedlund
Lowell I. Freedlund
John and Beverly Froelich
Robert A. Froelich
Butch and Susan Fulford
Clarence and Nancy Funk
Patricia A. Funk
Jerry and Julia Gaff
Steven Garnett
Luke L. Gaule
Janet Gause
James Gearen
James and Tamara Gehring
Harlene M. Gerber
Oliver E. Giere
James and Jacquelyn Givens
Robert K. Gloyeske
Dennis and Desiree Goins
Joe O. Gomez
Jeffrey J. Good
Paul and Melinda Goodin
Ronald Gottschalk
Sophie Gottschalk-House
Betty J. Grant
Erlene Green
Kevin Griffith
Mark and Lisa Grimes
Kathy Grinter
John and Kay Grove
Scott and Nancy Gudeman
Brandon Guhrs
Eric and Cyndi Gutwein
John and Charlene Gutwein
Lee and Linda Guyer
Carolyn Hagan
Catherine Hahn
Curtis and Denita Hairston
Matthew and Celina Hanewich
Robert and Cathy Hanna
Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. Hannon
Matthew and Teresa Hansen
John and Marilyn Harrington
John and Katherine Hawkins
Steven and Barbara Healey
Lazell and Brenda Heaton
Terrence and Jan Heffron
John and Donna Hefner
Mike and Angie Hein
Karen Heisler
Justin and Crystal Heminger
Dorothy M. Henson
Gertrude Hentschel
Peter and Bonnie Herdina
Scott M. Herrick
Thomas and Lisa Hershman
Kevin and Lisa Hicks
Robert N. Hills
Paul and Clare Himes
Paul and Kathleen Hirstein
Jerry and Joyce Hite
Marilyn A. Hite
Michael and Cheryl Hoffman
Michael F. Hollern
Janice Holmes
James and Sharon Hopkins
Paul Horstman
Joseph and Marcia Host
Jarut I. Houlton
Anne and Joseph Hubertz
Sharon D. Hudson
Steven and Dionne Hulsey
Darrell and Karen Hunt
Curtis R. Imel, D.D.S., P.C.
William and Mary Ann Jackson
Clyde and Rachel Jamison
David and Pamela Jennings
Cindy J. Jeppesen
Dennis and Susan Johnson
Gregory R. Johnson
Steve and Susan Johnson
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Bryce J. Jones, Ph.D.
Greg Jones
Rosemary L. Jones
Stuart and Brenda Jones
Richard and Hazel Jordan
Randall and Pamela Jurrens
Gerald A. Kamm*
Eleanor Kamykowski
Marc Kapsalis
June A. Kastre
Clarence and Carol Keim
Sue C. Kellner
Philip and Colleen Kenney
Richard Kent
Elizabeth H. Kessler
Arvel Kidd
Jean Kirk
Mike Kirschner
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow
Ronald and Rita Koebcke
Jim Koelper
Antoinette M. Korba
Geraldine Korman
James A. Korman
Irende Koroso
Kelli M. Kovak
Helen R. Kraud
Dwayne and Shirley Kresen
Bonnie K. Krill
Diann M. Kuerzi
Kathy Kukula
Jeffrey T. Letzter
Bob and Helen Lewis
Larissa Liebmann
Nancy Lindsey
Jay Little
Diane Lutomski
Robert and Charity Lynch
Jennifer Mach
James and Kathryn MacNeil
Tonya Malandro
Raymond Malmgren
Edward and Colleen Mangan
Rick and Imelda Mangas
Brenda Mann
Roger and Sharon Martin
Stella Marzano
John and Mast
David and Loretta Mathews
Richard and Beverly Maxwell
James and Nancy Mc Hale
Michael and Cathy McAndrew
Bob and Susan McCall
Darren McClusky
Bradley and Teresa McCool
Joyce McDaniel
Fred McEwan
Jeanne T. McFarland
Ronnie McGaw
Eileen McGrath
Norine McInerney
Burche Melson
Mark and Kiki Melson
Denise Cordrey ’87 (L) and Timothy R. Downey ’60 (R) enjoy the
festivities at the 39th Annual Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
Jeffrey and Jennifer Kunz
Mary L. Kurish
Kenneth and Alberta Kwiatkowski
W. Dane LaGrange
Wallace and Jessie Laird
William and Mary Lamie
Alex and Phyllis LaPerchia
Leslie Larkin
Patricia Larson
George A. Lauck, CFP
Leonard and Marilyn Laya
Tom and Sharon Lechlitner
Tony Lee
Lisa Leibovitz
David and Amy Leising
Michael Lembke
Jeffrey T. Lemmerman
Brian and Carolyn Leonard
Kathryn A. Merschman
Marie Meyers
Andrea Middendorf
Brent M. Milhon
Frances J. Miller
Kristel Miller
Dave and Karen Mischler
Michael and Joan Moede
Mary Anne Monaco
Roseann Monaco
Richard and Kerry Moore
Ronald and Romona Morneweg
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
Richard Mortensen
Daniel and Deborah Moser
William and Jennifer Mottolese
Dan Mueller
William and Susan Mullen
Ana T. Murillo
Julie A. Murphy
James and Susan Murphy
Allen and Lela Mushett
Doris Myers
Bernard and Loretta Myszkowski
Robert and Susan Necastro
James and Theresa Newell
Kenneth and Karen Newton
Michael and Jennifer Nolt
Gary and Nancy Norkiewicz
Kathleen Norwood
Meredith Nowak
Francis and Teresa Nowalk
Chester and Vera Nuckols
Phyllis Nyman
Bridget O’Connell
Linda L. Ohlwine
Richard and Dorothy Olund
Chris Orozco
Janet Parcel
Wayne and Catherine Parent
Gordon and Diana Parker
Robert and Peggy Parks
Stephen and Kathleen Pease
Janice Pendley
Pat Pericht
Robert and Susan Pericht
Douglas and Marcia Peters
Paul and Helen Petro
Richard L. Pfingstler
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
Anthony and Shannon Phillips
Sharon Polifrone
John and Sharon Posey
Robert and Donna Poynter
Jerry and Brenda Prall
Robert Prichard
Andrew and Elisabeth Quintus
Tara L. Ratney
Jeffrey L. Ray
Bill and Eileen Reid
Douglas and Janine Reid
Donald and Ann Reidl
James and Brenda Reifenrath
Ethel Reimer
Richard and Linda Reiners
Richard and Pamela Renn
Michael and Pamala Renninger
Elmer and Viola Reynolds
Calvin and Jill Richard
Mack and Rebecca Richard
Kevin and Lynne Richardson
Larry and Deanna Richardson
Matt and Laura Richardson
William and Candace Richardson
Todd and Jacqueline Richeson
Mary L. Riemer
Wymond L. Ritter
Randy W. Roberts
Steven and Margo Roberts
Jeanette Robinson
Susan Robinson
Jay and Nancy Rodia
Judith M. Rodia
Todd and Kathy Rokita
Shirley Ronan
Rudi Rosel
Tom Rosensteel
Josie Rossi
Vaughn and Susan Rowe
Russell and Marcella Ruter
Edward and Mary Ryan
G. David and Mary Ryan
Patricia A. Ryan
Katherine E. Schade
Jon and Evanna Schaefer
Tom Scheidler
James and Kay Schimpf
William and Theresa Schlender
John K. Schoen
David and Angela Schrader
James and Lisa Schrader
Timothy and Pama Schreeg
John P. Schumacher
Geraldine M. Scott
James Scumaci
Jerry and Barbara Seager
Robert L. Sell, III
James J. Sellers
Joan Shaver
Jack Shearer
Patrick J. Sheets, M.D.
Ronald and Patricia Sheffler
Ed C. Shimeta
Kay F. Shirey
Roberta Shirkey
Rufus and Jane Shotwell
James and Irene Sieder
Clifford and Kathryn Sierp
Lanny and Elaine Sigo
Gary and Julie Sims
Charles and Phyllis Skibbens
Frank and Kristi Slaby
Daniel Smith
Judith K. Smith
Marshall and Elma Smith
Roger and M. June Smith
Thomas K. Smith and Kathy L. Teske
William and Yvonne Smith
Chester and Theodora Smolinski
Elenor Snavely
Philip and Rosalie Spagnolo
Nancy Spurgeon
Thomas and Barbara Stader
Thomas and Carol Stanley
Barbara Starr
Donald Stewart
Gerald W. Stith
Doreen M. Strachan
Richard and Patsy Strawn
Carolyn A. Sutter
John Sutton
Carol Swisher
Amelia E. Sylvester
Marianne Szabo
Nick Tabor
Stephen G. Tatro
Annette Taurence
Cameron and Merri Taylor
David S. Taylor
Thomas and Christine Taylor
Marcus V. Tecson
Audrey Thomas
Hollis and Betty Thomas
Mary L. Tipton
Edward J. Tokarz
Claire E. Trainer
Donald and Norma Trendelman
Edward and Donna Trinosky
Susan B. Truman
Delores M. Trump
Sally Turner
Wesley and Viola Turner
Mildred M. Tyler
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
Aurelio and Beatriz Valdez
Thomas and Catherine Vanden Boom
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Alan and Pamela Vandevoorde
Roy and Patricia VanMeter
James and Joyce VanWeelden
Robert and Mary Kay Verkennes
Charles and Lynn Viater
Nancy Vosch
Sandra S. Wadsworth
Lorraine Wagner
Vincent O. Wagner
Sheila Wales
Floyd Wallace, Sr.
Ruth Warrick
Jodi Wartenberg
Jean M. Washko
Joan E. F. Waters
Carl and Marybelle Weber
David and Traci Weckerly
Michael and Carolyn Wehlage
John and Elaine Weinert
Margaret A. Weis
Judith Weitgenant
Kevin A. Welsh
Jill Wentworth
Thomas Wentworth
David P. West
Thomas and Charlene Whitfield
Larry and Jean Wiedeman
Doris E. Wiener
Larry Wilder
Mark Wildman
Christopher and Marina Wille
Jackie and Lynda Williams
Jeffery Williams
Dean and Carol Willy
Lydia Wilz
Amy Winkelman
Charles and Patricia Withem
Larry and Kathleen Witte
Marshall E. Wolf
Phil and Shirley Wood
Elizabeth A. Worden
Alan and Betty Wrather
Cynthia Wright
Jack and Jacquelyn Young
Loneia Young
Scott and Denise Zanoni
Louis E. Zatorski
Mary Zawacki
Gloria Zegaric
Jayne Zenawick
Kenneth and Kitty Ziegenbusch
Marion B. Zipfel
John Zurliene
Kent and Lori Zylstra
Parents and Grandparents
Anonymous
Frank and Margaret Adamiec
Robert and Susan Aisi
Eugene Alvarez
Mary Louise Ames
William and Bette Babjak
Emil and Julie Baciu
Ken and Sandra Badylak
Richard P. Balcer
Edward C. Baltz
Loretta Banks
James and Ruth Banner
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Barlage
John and Emily Barrett
Joe and Cecilia Bauters
Annette Beard
Gilbert Beckemeier, II
John and Ellen Benish
Lynn Benjamin
Scott and Robin Bess
Robert and Carole Bieniek
Michael and Terri Binder
Philip A. Bir
Dean and Saundra Black
Jeannette Blackhall
Jerome and Joanne Blaesing
Garry and Brenda Blair
Richard and Sheila Blankenship
Robert and Elaine Blazekovich
James and Mary Blum
William and Dorothy Blyth
Thomas and Mary Ann Bonifas
Donald and Nancy Bonnema
Michael and Margaret Bova
Charles and Maureen Bowling
Robert and Jacqueline Bowman
Thomas and Mariana Boyle
Gary and Debra Bozych
John and Mary Beth Brasch
George and Ann Bray
Stephen and Lea Brinker
Jacquelyn Brooks
Allen and Bonnie Broussard
Jon and Debra Brouwer
G. Scott and Mary Brownfield
Michael and Ruth Bruin
Bernard Bruns
Mechelle Burnett
John and Kathleen Burton
Matt and Janet Bush
Robert and Mary Jane Byerwalter
Leon and Karen Byroad
Robert and Marie Capi
John and Mary Carey
James and Roberta Carroll
Ernest and Joan Ceisel
Larry and Mary Sue Chapman
Rex L. Chapman
David and Mary Chesak
Russell and Katherine Clark
Michael F. Collins
Paul Conde
Patrick and Therese Conlin
James and Janice Conlon
Joe and Melody Conn
Scott and Jo Cook
Roger and Susan Cook
Paul and Frances Corsaro
James and Gail Cravens
Ronald and Marjorie Cuff
Andrew D’Amore
Viola L. D’Amore
Gregory and Dorothy Dabrowiak
James and Penny Danko
Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Michael and Helena Davis
Sharon Davisson
John R. and Lisa Dawson
Puring de las Alas
JaLeen and Douglas Deardurff
Steven and Kathleen Deatherage
Ernest and Diane DeSalvo
Penny K. DeVault
Jayne Dickinson
Larry and Joanne Dieckmann
Joe and Peggy Dillon
Paul and Mary Doherty
Thomas and Pamela Domasica
Scott and Karen Donnelly
John R. Doody
Mark and Mary Rita Doorley
Helen L. Dorin
Elmer and Linda Doyle
Kevin and Gina Doyle
Shirleyann and David Duley
Duke and Lisa Duncanson
Mike and Jacqueline Edwards
Chris and Annette Egan
John and Anne-Marie Egan
LaDawn Ellsberry
Russell and Laudean Enderle
Linda and John Estill
Charles M. Hicks
Joan M. Hoffman
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
Mary M. Hogan
Robert E. Honkisz
Teri L. House
Donald and Irene Hughes
Clarence and Katie Hupfer
Robert and Judith Hurst
Hugh and Carolyn Huss
Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2008 Inductees:
Denise E. (Hutchinson) Avery ’97, Charles R. Roarks ’79,
Ernest R. Mills III, E. “Dale” Anderson (golf coach), and Larry J. Satkoski ’97.
Vanessa W. Evans*
Craig and Christina Fails
Lashawn Fant
E. Bruce and Barbara Fech
Kenneth and Barbara Fedder
Henry and Diane Feeley
Beatrice Felder
Lynn Fellmy
Louis and Lisa Fender
James and Denice Fennessy
Arthur and Charmaine Field, III
William and Jeanne Fisher
Mike and Kim Foltz
Steven and Angela Foster
Gilbert J. Fox
Jeff and Ann Frantz
Louis and Patricia Funk
Thomas and Betty Gallant
Mike and Mary Gaynor
Debbie G. Gazda
Lothar and Debbie Gehrig
Ty and Laura Gerber
Michael and Debra Gianoli
Charles and Sandra Giddins
Thomas and Julie Girton
Pratap and Nirmala Gohil
Edward and Karen Golumbeck
Lonny and Linda Gomes
William and Deborah Graves
Renee Greco
David and Kelly Gust
David and Ruth Gust
Debbie Haag
Donald and Donna Haase
Scott and Nikki Hanger
Charles and Cora Hanley
Thomas and Carol Hardiman
Donald and Celeste Hardy
William and Patricia Hendrick
Craig and Kimberly Hewitt
Jesse and Cindy Hutton
Donald and Elaine Inkrott
Ronald and Barbara Jerzyk
Dale and Dorothy Johanning
William and Anne Johnston
Elie and Madianie Joseph
Edmund and Ruth Jung
Ruth Kafka
Tim and Lois Kahle
Howard and Anne Kaplan
Raymond and Maureen Karcher
Robert W. Kaspar
Philip and Karen Kedzuch
Jack and Janice Keilman
Stanley and Michelle Keim
Dr. and Mrs. Kay W. Kennedy
Mary Ann Kenney
Wayne and Leslie Kent
Charles and Eileen Kerlin*
Michael and Louise Kickels
Randy and Lynn Kiger
John and Jean King
Mary Kinsella
Otto and Carol Klaus
Robert and Shirley Klein
Justin and Luella Kleinrichert
Leo and Kay Klemme
Orval and Mary Klemme
William M. Knox, Jr.
Arthur D. Knutson
Edward and Anne Kolaczyk
Ernest and Shirley Kolesiak
Gregory and Terese Koncos
Janeen W. Kooi
Matthew and Carrie Kramer
Michael and Lisa Kristy
Catherine A. Krodel
Bruce and Sharon Ksiazek
Thomas and Ruth Kueper
Thomas and Donna Kuhar
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Terry and Gloria Laffoon
Joseph A. Lane
John and Frances Lawson
Scott and Lori Letzter
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
George and Susan Livarchik
Carla J. Lofgren
Rich and Sue Ludington
Joyce D. Lyon
Gregory and Peggy Lyzun
John and Susan Mackin
Gerard and Barbara Makovec
Robert and Linda Malloy
Vincent and Mary Maloney
Anthony A. Marr
Mitchell and Deborah Martinez
William and Heather Mathews
Joseph and Marianne Matlon
Dennis and Charlotte Matusiak
Roger and Karen Mayse
Margery and Ronald McIlwain
Michael and Charlene McKay
Albert and Mary McKeown
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Hugh and Donna McLeish
John and Linda McNeil
Patrick and Kathy McSwain
Clifton and Doris McSwine
Brian and Kathy Mears
Andrew and Julia Mehall
Thomas and Sue Melvin
Bob and Marilyn Metzger
Eugene and Margaret Mikos
Brian and Linda Mikus
Constance A. Miller
Robert and Janice Miller
Glenn and Traci Minix
Dave and Betty Moebs
James and Dorothy Moffitt
James and Leslie Moffitt
Patrick and Donna Moran
Robert and Mary Morrison
Thomas and Marcia Morrison
James and Alice Munk
Dennis and Noreen Murphy
James A. Murphy
James and Susan Murphy
William and Susan Murray
Duane and Deb Nagel
Paul and Dorothy Nagel
Rita Nagel
Marvin and Rose Nesius
John and Connie Nichols
John and Mary Nicholson
Dorothy E. Niedhart
Bob and B.J. O’Brien
Thomas O’Brien and Susan Madden
Louis and Melinda Offer
Gregory and Dawn Ostrowski
Rusty and Martha Parker
John and Joan Pastrick
John and Barbara Pentangelo
Robert and Joan Perricone
Ethel M. Phillips
Thomas and Doris Phillips
Joseph Q. Pindell
William and Donna Poinsatte
Daniel and Charlene Post
Scott and April Potts
Thomas and Mary Lou Potts
Marjorie S. Primeau
William and Maria Pulido
James and Dorothy Purcell
Michael and Doris Purichia
Leona Pyrce
Anthony and Leslyn Quartuccio
Arnie and Darcy Ranegar
Stephen and Cheryl Rathnow
Stephen and Barbara Rausch
Terry and Diana Redman
Daniel and Anita Reed
Brooks and Marie Rettker
Gleason and Jean Rhyne
Lawrence A. Richart
Nancy and William Rickert
Ronald and Mary Ann Ripperger
David and Kim Roadruck
Mark and Susan Roberts
Michael and Belinda Robinson
Alfred and Gail Roser
Jane Rosselli
Kenneth Rossi
Charles and Judith Rotkis
Daniel and Ann Ruhe
Daniel and Ellen Ryan
Margaret M. Saliga
John and Susan Sandor
Richard and Monica Santangelo
Beverly and Walter Scherb
Gregory and Kimberly Scherer
Henry and Kathryn Schmitt
Thomas and Delena Schnieders
Gerald and Nanette Schroder
William and Ruth Schulte
Herbert and Catherine Schumann
Ronald Schweder
Terry Sellers
Paul and Tara Shaver
Nancy A. Sherkey
Joseph and Cheryl Shimala
John J. Siegel, Jr.
Robert C. Siegel
Terrence and Marilyn Simpson
Kristi and Frank Slaby
Craig and Dana Smith
Richard and Alicia Smith
Peter and Athena Snarskis
Victor and Patricia Solano
Sally Sommers
Harry and Linda Sonderman
William and Constance Soucek
Thomas and Barbara Stader
Thomas and Cynthia Staehle
Steve and Debra Stockmaster
Jack and Bonnie Storey
Kevin and Barbara Strnatka
Hugh and Betty Sullivan
N. Ruth and Larry Swan
Roy and Ann Swanson
Raymond and Joanne Szafranski
Loretto and Robert Szucs
Lawrence and Suzanne Tardy
Ann Taylor
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
Rickie and Christine Terrell
Douglas and Sandra Terria
Erich and Brenda Teshka
James and Rosa Thordsen
Michael and Karen Tiede
Rod and Ann Tobar
John and Frances Tobin
Ralph and Georgeann Tomlin
George and Elizabeth Tonner
Peter and Sue Tracy
Mickey and Lorie Tubbs
James and Janice Uram
Charles and Karen Vallone
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
Godfrey and Gerry Vander Werff
David and Georgia Veneziano
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
Mary Vinegar
Patricia A. Wade
Don and Judy Wagner
James and Rita Wagner
Paul and Mary Wagner
Donald and Antoinette Walker
William and Alice Walsh
James and Michelle Wartenberg
Elizabeth A. Waymire
Carl and Marybelle Weber
Emil and Deborah Weber
Lynn and Kay Weber
Floyd and Catherine Wesley
Patricia West
John and Mary Westerfield
JoAnn and Greg Wiley
G. Sanford and Rita Wilkins
William and Kathleen Witchger
Jerome and Barbara Witek
Mary Beth Woodcock
James and Elizabeth Worden
Brad and Lori Wray
Kem and Judy Wright
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
Mary T. Yanan
William and Maureen Yankowiak
Harry E. Yates
Michael and Janet Zemke
Robert and Elizabeth Zenawick
Paul and Annette Ziegler
Dennis and Judith Zielinski
William and Bonnie Zimmer
Frank and Sheila Ziolkowski
Corporations, Foundations and
Organizations
2003.A., Inc.
3D Machine, Inc.
Abbott Fund Matching Grant Plan
Accenture Foundation, Inc.
Advanced Business Equipment, Inc.
Advanced Manufacturing
Technologies, Inc.
AT&T Foundation
Atlas Foundry Foundation, Inc.
Ball Corporation
Bank of America
Baxter International Foundation
BCS Financial Corporation
The Biz
BKD, LLC
Boeing Gift Matching Program
Boyle’s Superior Carpet Cleaners
Leo Burnett Company, Inc.
Coca-Cola Foundation Matching Gifts
Program
Confer Insurance Agency
ConocoPhillips
Crowe, Chizek and Company, LLC
Crown Metal Fabricators
Delta Airlines Foundation
DeMotte State Bank
Devon’s Family Restaurant
Discover Financial Services
Doctor’s Hospital
Dow Chemical Company Foundation
Easley & Associates, Ltd.
Eli Lilly and Company Foundation
Embarq Corporation
Executive Mailing Service, Inc.
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Faulstich Printing Company
Fifth Third Bank
First Midwest Bancorp, Inc.
Follett Corporation
GE Foundation
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Global Impact
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts
Program
Harvey Hubbell Foundation
Hewitt Associates, LLC
Home Depot
HP Products
HSBC - North America
IBM Matching Grants Program
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Seniors process into the Chapel for Baccalaureate Mass.
Alliance Bank
Allstate Foundation
American Electric Power
John W. Anderson Foundation
ARAMARK
Arni’s
Independent Colleges of Indiana
Jack’s Uptown Service
JAG Limo Service
Janko Realty & Development, LLC
Jerome Construction, Inc.
Jordan Floral
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JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Kappa Kappa Kappa Inc.
KSM Business Services, Inc.
Lexmark International, Inc.
The Lubrizol Foundation
Lyondell
M & M News Agency, Inc.
St. Mary of the Woods Church
Salem Dentistry, PC
SC Johnson Fund, Inc.
Schneider’s Scrap Metal, Inc.
Shell Oil Company Foundation
Sodexo, Inc.
Sonny’s Blue Benn Diner, Inc.
Janel (Townsend) Creviston ‘80, Susan Champa-Seminero ’80,
and Mary Ellen (Vesely) Liggett ’80 enjoy a mini-reunion at the
21st Century Campaign Reception in Ft. Meyers, Florida.
E. P. Mahar & Son, Inc.
J. A. Mahar Monuments
Mainsource Insurance
Marathon Oil Company
Mass Mutual Financial Group
McFarland Homes Management, LLC
Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc.
MetLife Foundation
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
Monsanto
Motorola Foundation
Mount Anthony Cremation Services
NAMA
National City Bank
Nationwide Foundation
Nisenbaum Homes & Realty, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Life
Foundation, Inc.
OK Travel Agency, Inc.
OneAmerica Companies
Orange County Plating Company
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Pearson Education
Pentair, Inc.
Pepe’s of Lafayette, Inc.
PepsiCo Foundation
Plymouth Tube Co.
Principal Financial Group
Foundation, Inc.
Procter & Gamble Fund
Progressive Insurance Foundation
Prudential Insurance Company of
America
Region Signs, Inc.
Rensselaer Printco
Rensselaer Swine Service, P.C.
Charlie Roberts Chevrolet Buick
The Rothkopf Family Charitable
Foundation
Cele H. & William B. Rubin Family
Fund
SAFECO Corporation
St. Bernard Parish
South Holland Dodge, Inc.
Square D Foundation
State Farm Companies Foundation
The Steier Group
Superior Essex Group Inc.
Tatro & Son’s, Inc.
Thiel Oil Co.
Tom’s Fruit Market
Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc.
Town & Country Homes at Illinois,
L.L.C.
United Technologies,Inc.
USG Corporation
Wal-Mart Stores
Wassick Tire Service
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Fund
Wisconsin Energy Corporation
Foundation, Inc.
Your Belly’s Deli
Employees
Ernest Allee, Jr.
Raymond Allen
Justin Bach
Tony and Deb Baltes
Steven G. Banister
Jennifer and Judson Barce
John J. Barrientos
Joyce A. Best
Dennis Black, II
Judy Black
Jeannette Blackhall
Robert Blake
G. David Bokhart
Eric and Jennifer Braun
Jennifer Brennan
John P. Brindley
Donna L. Brody
Samuel T. Brook
Randall T. Brooks
Mark A. Brouwer
Patrick and Kassandra Brown
Jeffery and Marilyn Buckley
Robert and Darlene Burnes
Phyllis J. Bushman
Brian Capouch
Graham Carroll
Jake and Chastidy Chapman
David and Susan Chattin
David and Mary Chesak
Thomas Church
Branson Clark
Melanie and Joseph Claussen
Juanita Cotner
John and Jennifer Coy
Joan M. Cramer
Terry Curin
Michael and Helena Davis
Richard Davis
JaLeen and Douglas Deardurff
David and Angela Del Principe
Linda L. Deno
Tim and Gloria Deno
Penny K. DeVault
W. Charles Dill
Karen and Scott Donnelly
Mary Duggleby
Shirleyann and David Duley
Jeremy Durflinger
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan
Rhonda Elijah
Louis and Brooke Esposito
Linda and John Estill
Teena L. Farmer
Mark Franklin
Randal J. Freebourn, Sr.
Robert and Gloria Garrity
Lisa and Daniel Gastineau
Theresa J. Geesa
Ronald and Judith Geleott
Paul Geraci, Ph.D.
Rev. Philip Gilbert, C.PP.S.
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Dixie Green, R.N.
David and Brenda Greene
Frederick V. Greene
Kevin Griffith
John D. and Rose Marie Groppe
Charles and Anne Gull
Michele Gunkelman
Antoinette Halgas
Sheila K. Hanewich
Curt and Leslie Hannon
William and Laura Hartley
Neal and Jane Haskell
Maia and Daniel Hawthorne
Kenny and Maureen Healey
Rev. Lawrence F. Heiman, C.PP.S.
Brother Timothy Hemm, C.PP.S.
Jana L. Herre
Vinson and Rachelle Hershberger
John Hesson
Bryan and Kendra Hesson
Nolan and Casey Hitchcock
David and Lindsey Hoaks
Cheryl Hobson
Rodney A. Honn
David and Donna Hoover
Scott and Coleen House
Bonnie K. Houston
Anne and Joseph Hubertz
Kendra and Charles Illingworth
Steven R. Janco
Ray Jansky
James P. Jaworski
Bill Jennings and Josephine Beck-
Jennings
Judith and John Jezierski
Rosemary L. Jones
Judy and Michael Kanne
John J. Keller
Matthew Kennedy
Charles and Eileen Kerlin*
Randy and Lynn Kiger
Rev. Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
R. Gordon and Nancy Klockow
Douglas and Barbara Knutson
Joseph Koczan
Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
Hermes and Mary Ellen Kreilkamp
W. Dane LaGrange
Kenneth and Jannon Lampley
Charles M. Liebo
Donald D. Linback
David and Suzanne Lindahl
Carolyn Lucente
Rich and Sue Ludington
Timothy Luttrell
Carla and Edward Luzadder
Joseph and Danielle Lynch
Terra and Scott Maienbrook
Michael Malone, Ph.D.
Michael D. Marback
Karen A. Marr
William and Teresa Massoels
Rev. Timothy D. McFarland, C.PP.S.
Margery and Ronald McIlwain
Jerry and Georgia McKim
Andrew and Julia Mehall
Jonathan and Gwen Messman
Janice and Robert Miller
Scott and Sheryl Miller
Susan and Michael Miller
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Phyllis D. Mingear
Robert V. Monfort
Brendan R. Murphy
James and Ary Nelson
Marvin and Rose Nesius
John and Connie Nichols
Timothy and Sharon Norrington
Michael J. Oakes
Rick and Sherry O’Dette
Kathleen Offer
Robert and Marilyn Oliver
Roger and Kathy Olson
Kathryn and Michael O’Neall
Marian S. Pack
Linda S. Paulus
Robb and Amy Pfaff
Dr. Robert C. Pfaff and Dr. Kathy
Parkison
John M. Plank
John and Sharon Posey
Scott and April Potts
Kyle and Katherine Purple
Karen Raftus
John and Heidi Rahe
Kade Rannings
Gregory A. Rathnow
Daniel and Anita Reed
Donald and Doris Reichert
Bro. Robert Reuter, C.PP.S.
Jeffrey A. Richey
Nancy and William Rickert
Terry Robbins
Sister Patricia Robinson, B.V.M.
Judith M. Rodia
George and Louise Roy
M. Desmond and Leone Ryan
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Catherine and Harold Salyers
Todd and Kristi Samra
Gary E. Sanders
Reginald Sanderson
Brett Sayer
Nicholas T. Schafer
Robert and Germaine Schenk
Walter and Beverly Scherb
Rebecca L. Scherer
Jill Schopieray
Rick and Becky Shide
Roberta Shirkey
Chad and Michelle Sigman
Debra and Jeff Sizemore
Deb Smart
Heather A. Smith
Reverend Marcia Smith-Wood and
Mr. S. Ote Wood
Sara and Horacio Solis
Ilicia Sprey
Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Tammy Struble
Carol A. Stuckey
Nancy A. Studer
N. Ruth and Larry Swan
Douglas and Sandra Terria
Justin C. Terria
Clark C. Teuscher
James and Constance Thatcher
Robb and Kris Thiel
James K. Thomas
Cheryl and Stephen Torbet
Michael T. Tyre
Karen Venditti
Rev. Ralph Verdi, C.PP.S.
Robert and Jeanette Vigeant
Regina M. Warfel
Traci L. Weston
Rev. Paul R. White, C.PP.S.
William and Elaine White
JoAnn and Greg Wiley
Frank Wilkins
David Williams
Steve Williams
Michael and Tina Wisma
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Chau Wong and Hector Ham
James and Elizabeth Worden
Matthew and Cheryl Wright
Raymond and Elizabeth Yeoman
Joe and Lauren Young
Dana Zier-Weber
David and Kristen Ziese
Bonnie and William Zimmer
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
Honor/Memorial
Edward C. Baltz
In memory of Berta Baltz
John and MaryLou Baumann
In memory of Helen Baumann
Sanders
In honor of John and Anne-Marie
Egan & Ken and Margaret Ahler
We very much appreciate your
friendship and endless support of
Saint Joseph’s College.
Stephen and Lea Brinker
In memory of Norbert G. Brinker
Paul and Marion Brunner
In memory of Rev. Charles Banet
Timothy and Amy Daly
In memory of John F. Daly
(1923-2003)
Phillip and Mary Datka
In memory of Mitch Dmytrow ‘67
Robert and Dorothy Downing
In memory of George Richard
Schreiber ‘43
Ernest C. Wentcher Educational Fund
In honor of Vince Agnew
Juliana Fey
In memory of Richard W. Hermann ‘44
Mike T. Franklin
In honor of Joseph Franklin
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
In loving memory of Linda R. Morris
Curt and Leslie Hannon
In loving memory of R. Gene Roberts
Donald and Celeste Hardy
In memory of Brandon Hardy
Gertrude Hentschel
In memory of Alfred R. Hentschel
Antoinette M. Korba
In memory of Charles Korba
William and Irene Kun
In memory of Irene A. Kun
John and Frances Lawson
In honor of Kyle Lawson ‘08
Donald G. Leavitt
In memory of Sara Leavitt
George M. Lux
In memory of Rose and George F. Lux
Jennifer Mach
In memory of George Mach
James and Kathleen McGill
In memory of William L.
Downard ‘63
Norine McInerney
In memory of Gerald J. McInerney
Albert and Mary Moran
In memory of Mary T. Moran
NAMA
In memory of G. Richard
Schreiber ‘43
Francis and Teresa Nowalk
In honor of Kathryn Grace Nowalk’s
wedding on June 7, 2008.
Eileen O’Neill
In memory of Terence James
O’Neill ‘73
Edward J. O’Rourke
In memory of Brother J. Meany
Keith and Franell Pfledderer
In memory of Ruth Kanne
Thomas and Doris Phillips
In honor of Elizabeth Phillips
Bennett ‘79
John M. Plank
In honor of Fred and Elizabeth
Waymire
Marjorie S. Primeau
In memory of Ruth Kanne
Leona Pyrce
In memory of Charles Pyrce
Rita and John Reust
In memory of Kevin Kolber
Judith M. Rodia
In memory of Dr. Jacob Rodia
Shirley Ronan
In memory of Donald Ronan ‘50
M. Desmond and Leone Ryan
In honor of Thomas J. Ryan
Patricia A. Ryan
In memory of Thomas K. Ryan
Christopher and Christine Sandor
In honor of our friends from Saint Joe,
where we met and fell in love
Kay F. Shirey
In honor of Danielle Stockmaster
Thomas and Helen Shworles
In honor of our 37th wedding
anniversary
Lanny and Elaine Sigo
In memory of Don Brouillette ‘52
Judith K. Smith
In memory of Ruth Kanne
Thomas L. Smith
In honor of Page Smith
Marianne Szabo
In honor of Suzanne Lindahl
Brian and Jacqueline Taylor
In memory of Christine Taylor, with
gratitude of the family of Megan Taylor
Alstatt ‘02
Anne-Cecile and John Thorndyke
In honor of Maureen V. Egan
In honor of Deb Sizemore
Philip J. Wilhelm
In memory of Jim Stang
Cynthia Wright
In memory of Ruth Kanne
Harry E. Yates
In memory of Marya Yates ‘70 and
Matt Farelli
Joseph and Lucinda Carey
Robert and Margaret Cassey
Robert and Norma Rae Causland
Elizabeth* and George Cleefman
Thaddeus and Ofelia Cocot
David J.* and Shirley A. Cole
David and Hallie Cook
Denise L. Cordrey
Donald and Jacquelyn Corning
Paul and Frances Corsaro
Bogdan* and Charlotte Czarnowski*
William* and Patricia Daily
Michael and Helena Davis
Reverend Vincent E. Dietzen*
Donald and Barbara Donahue
Monsignor Timothy F. Doody*
Robert and Darcy Dougherty
T. Christopher Downey
Timothy and Mary Ann Downey
John L. Dunn
James and Michiyo Echle
Maureen V. Egan
Richard A. and Nancy K. Etter
Fred J. Faulstich
William and Shirley Feely
Ed and Sylvia Feicht
Maureen Egan ’90 (2nd from R) celebrates
her induction as a President’s Fellow with
John and Anne-Marie Egan and President Mills.
Saint Gaspar Society Listing
Anonymous
A. Vincent Agnew
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
Thomas and Carolyn Alter
Eugene Alvarez
Dennis B. Anderson
Bernard A. Balas*
Jordan and Elizabeth Balvich
James and Cornelia Beane*
Frederick A. Beckman
John and Ellen Benish
Klaus Berger*
Joseph and Sandra Bianco
Raymond J. Billy
Brother Thomas R. Bohman, C.PP.S.
Jerome J. Bosch, Sr.
William J. Braun and Christine
Sammel
Donald* and Marilyn Brouillette
Paul* and Margaret Brunton
James and Rosemary Bruskotter*
A. Douglas* and Margaret Burrow*
Frank and Jane Caccamo
C. Therese Cangany
Albert and Mary Beth Fellinger
Daniel and Judith Fenker
Edward* and Mary Jo Fleming
John and Jane Freiburger
John and Jennifer Gause
Thomas and Patricia Gavin
Reverend Robert P. Gehring
Gerald and Linda Gladu
Reverend Joseph W. Grace
Scott and Elizabeth Graf
Raymond K. Gretencord*
Reverend Frederick H. Gschwind*
Margaret J. Weatherhead Guccione
John and June Guckien
Joseph and Loretta Gurgone
Charles and Rosa Haag
M. Michele Hampton
Charles S. and Mary Hanley, Jr.*
Reverend Donald E. Hardebeck*
Rose C. Hassiepen*
Carl J. Heitz, M.D.*
Charles and Barbara Henry
William* and Kathleen Herber
Rev. Msgr. Edward I. Hession*
Richard A. Highberger
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W August and Nancy Hillenbrand
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
William and Sally Hogan
Frederick and Patricia Hollinden
Richard and Zinnia Hoying
Ralph and Melissa Iannelli
William and Anne Johnston
David* and Dorothy Jones*
Michael J. Jordan
Robert and Louise Judge
Elmer J. Kamm*
Gerald A. Kamm*
Marie T. Kennedy*
William L. Kiep*
Clayton and Roberta Klein
Edward and Anne Kolaczyk
Rev. Leonard J. Kostka, C.PP.S.
William B. Krantz, Ph.D.
Helen R. Kraud
John* and Mildred Kreutzer
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Thomas K. Kuhar
Therese and Michael Kura
Alice A. Lamberger
Robert and Sally Lehmenkuler
John G. Ligda
James and Drina Madden
George M. Marchal
Andrew and Kristen Marino
Alice C. Maroney*
Rev. Edward P. McCarthy, C.PP.S.
John T. McCarthy
Robert* and Joanne McDevitt
Mary L. McNamara
Steven and Teresa Meyer
David S. Moebs
Marco and Susan Moreno
William J.* and Ann Moriarty
Edward and Maureen Mulcahy
James and Ary Nelson
Robert and Jane Neville
Frederic Nix*
Estelle M. D. Noska*
Reverend Carlton A. Ott*
David and Donna Owens
Lawrence J. Payne
Eugene B. Person, O.D.
Daniel and Vivian Pesaresi, Sr.
Eric M. Peschke
John and Sandra Pikarski
Joseph Q. Pindell
Rita and Joseph Poskin*
Douglas and Tracy Pribbeno
Donald D. Pritchard*
Reverend Richard W. Puetz
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Thomas and Barbara Reed
Reverend Urban A. Reichlin*
Patrick and Joan Reilly
Russell Riberto
Charles* and Joan Riche*
Patrick and Katrina Riha
Bonnie Ring
Richard M. Rudowski, Ph.D.
Alfred and Barbara Savino
Richard J. Schafer*
Richard F. Scharf*
Richard and Phyllis Scheiber
Paul and Ann Scherschel
James W. Scholl*
Lucille Schumacher*
Raymond and Therese Schwenkel
Robert and Patricia Scott
James and Margaret Shields
Leslie S. Silver
David and Marla Smith
James A. Sowa
James H. Stang*
Sally and Jay Cameron
Larry and Mary Sue Chapman
Charlie Roberts Chevrolet Buick
Professors Jennifer Barce and Maia Kingman Hawthorne let their
hair down at the 39th Annual Scholarship Dinner and Auction.
Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Rev. Leonard J. Sudhoff, C.PP.S.*
Charles Sudro
Mildred Tait
J. Cotter and Joanne Tharin
James and Julie Tuerff
John and Norma Tullio
Jim K. Valentine
Michael J. Vallone
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
Monsignor Albert H. Van Nevel*
Gerard L. Walter*
W. Erik and Tamera J. Weber
Connie and Lonnie Weir
Josephine E. Weis*
Margaret A. Weis
Charles and Jo Anne Werr
Robert C. Wilberscheid
Philip J. Wilhelm
Gregory and Janice Wilkins
Kenneth and Tamera Williams
Harvey W. and Carol J. (Lane) Wood
Arthur and Julie Zielinski
John A. Zink*
Norman and Jane Zmora
For more information on how to
include SJC in your estate plans,
please contact Maureen Egan ’90 at
(800)227-1898.
Gift-in-Kind
Anonymous
Kenneth and Margaret Ahler
The Andersons, Inc.
Awards Unlimited
Morris and Pamela Barlow
David and Carol Behnke
John and Ellen Benish
Bob Chinn’s Crab House
Eric and Jennifer Braun
Brothers Broadcasting Corp
(WLQI / WRIN / WIBN)
Bill and Deb Brown
Brown’s Garden & Floral Shoppe
James and Jennifer Busk
Janet M. Byerwalter
David and Mary Chesak
Melanie and Joseph Claussen
Cline’s Carpets & Blinds and
The Frame Joynt
Albert H. and Sharon L. Croci
JaLeen and Douglas Deardurff
David and Angela Del Principe
DePaul University
Penny K. DeVault
Michael A. DeYoung
W. Charles Dill
Dinkel’s Bakery
East Bank Club
John and Anne-Marie Egan
Maureen V. Egan
Stephen and Renee Egan
Linda and John Estill
Ed and Sylvia Feicht
Freedom From Fear
John and Jane Freiburger
Gary SouthShore Railcats
Michele Gunkelman
Lisa M. Handler
Matthew and Celina Hanewich
Sheila K. Hanewich
Rev. Donald E. Hardebeck*
Harmony Marketing Group
Harvey’s Copy Center and Gifts
Kenny and Maureen Healey
F. Nick and Lisa Hofmeister
William and Sally Hogan
Kendra and Charles Illingworth
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Indianapolis Colts
The Inn at Aberdeen, Ltd.
Justin and Courtney Jacob
John G. Shedd Aquarium
Jordan Floral
Robert and Barbara Kaiser
Kesslers Sports Shop
Kingston Mines Blues Club
Kirby Risk Electrical Supply
Rev. Jeffrey S. Kirch, C.PP.S.
Gregory and Terese Koncos
Alex and Phyllis LaPerchia
Lawrence and Penny Laudick
Larissa Liebmann
Stephen and Winifred Ligda
David and Suzanne Lindahl
Long’s Gifts
Carla and Edward Luzadder
James and Drina Madden
Manpower
Marti’s Place at Ramsey’s Landing
William and Teresa Massoels
John T. McCarthy
Fred McEwan
Andrew M. McKim
Frances J. Miller
Kristel Miller
Scott and Sheryl Miller
Ernest and Elizabeth Mills
Missionaries of the Precious Blood
Doris Myers
Michael J. Oakes
Kathleen Offer
Old Town School of Folk Music
PEPSIAMERICAS
Performance Tech LLC
Timothy and Suzanne Pirowski
Pizza King - Rensselaer
John and Sharon Posey
Ryan Preston
Janice M. Pyrce and Gary Kagan
Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza
John and Heidi Rahe
Ashley Reed
Rensselaer Printco
Rico’s Bar and Grill
Kenneth Rogers
Saint Joseph’s College
Catherine and Harold Salyers
Gary E. Sanders
Sandy Pines Golf Course
Walter and Beverly Scherb
Rebecca L. Scherer
Rick and Becky Shide
Debra and Jeff Sizemore
SJC Alumni Association
SJC Athletic Department
SJC Baseball
SJC College Store
SJC Football
SJC Men’s Basketball
Ilicia Sprey
Nancy Spurgeon
Rev. William J. Stang, C.PP.S.
Star Plaza Theatre
Stunt Dawg Studio
Tension Tamer
James and Rosa Thordsen
James and Julie Tuerff
Michael J. Vallone
Karen Venditti
Arthur and Eileen West
Kevin and Jane White
Michael and Janet Williams
Daniel and Cheryl Witty
Zanies Comedy Club
Dana Zier-Weber
Thomas and Lana Zimmer
William and Bonnie Zimmer
Batter up! Puma baseball players gathered
for the alumni baseball game.
Rev. Marcia Smith-Wood paints a Puma on the face of a
child at this year’s kids’ art tent.
SJC friends rope
some cattle on the range.
The family of former SJC head basketball coac
Holstein, gathered with Fr. Leonard Kostka, C.
at the dedication of the men’s basketball o
in Holstein’s memory.
ch, Jim
PPS. ’35
ffice
Runners take off for the annual
5K Walk and Run sponsored by the
Jasper County Youth Center.
SJC Class of 1963
gathered to reminisce in the Wild, Wild Midwest.
(Front Row) Frank Pandola ’63, and Bernie Casella ’63. (Middle Row)
Gabe Gabriel ’63, Paul Franks ’63, John Navigato ’63, and Tony
Pacenti ’63. (Back Row) Lee Gallaher ‘63 and Bill O’Connell ’63
reunited at the golf outing during Homecoming 2008.
SJCWelcomes a Record Number
of New Fellows
The Fellows gathered in celebration on Saturday,
June 7th for the annual Mass, induction ceremony,
and luncheon. There were 216 new Fellows –
a record number – inducted this year. Also
recognized were Fellows who have reached
cumulative giving milestones in the past fiscal year:
40 Paul Tonner Fellows; 26 Father Bierberg Fellows;
11 Father Gross Fellows; and 12 President’s Fellows.
Good news was shared with the 461 gathered – the
New Fellows 2008
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William Alger
Brian D. Ames
Lauretta R. Anders
Jan Applegate
Edward G. Balas
Chris Barce
Ed Barce
Carolyn Barkley
Pamela Barlow
Christopher O. Bell
Janet Besner
Judy Black
Christopher J. Blum
Daniel Bock
Janet R. Bootsma*
Kenneth B. Bootsma
Michael J. Broderick
Mark A. Brouwer
Deborah Brown
Rev. Gordon Burton
Benjamin T. Chapman
Jake Chapman
Larry E. Chapman
Melanie S. Claussen
Lila Cohen
John Contreni
Margarita Contreni
Joseph P. Cook
James M. Cooley
Harriet Coppoc
Lorraine A. Cramer
Rick Daigle
Cherie Davich
Ryan Jabali Davis
Elizabeth A. Dean
Patricia K. Dean
JaLeen Deardurff
Catherine A. DeBoy
David S. DeLauro
Timothy Deno
Steve Diedam
Geraldine R. Dill
Charles W. Dillon
Connor J. Egan
Jacob D. Egan
Sara M. Egan
Gerald Egger
Marjorie A. Egger
Donald E. Elliott
Amy Erwin
Kristin Ewen
Charlene Fink
Karen Fitzgerald
John Freebourn
Lindsay Freebourn
Randal J. Freebourn, Jr.
Rita M. Frey
Dolores F. Fulte
Marion G. Fulte
Carolyn Funk
Christopher Funk
John Funk
Katherine Funk
Kathleen Funk
Patrick Funk
Ryan J. Funk
Mark J. Garrity
Aidan M. Geleott
Zachary T. Geleott
Karen Goff
Elizabeth R. Graf
Scott E. Graf
Samuel R. Grant
Marsha Gratner
Brenda Greene
Sandra R. Greene
Pamela S. Habrowski
Byron Joel Haskell
Christine M. Haskell
Jennifer Haskell
Jessica Hayes
Rev. Larry J. Hemmelgarn, C.PP.S.
Robert Herrold
Julie Hesson
Julie M. Hollingsworth
John Hostetter
Kathie Hostetter
Christopher W. Irons
Larry J. Jacob
Millie Jaeger
Steven R. Janco
Robert J. Johnson
John F. Jones, III
Rosemary L. Jones
Ron Jordan
Suzanne Jordan
John J. Keller
Sue C. Kellner
Charles Martin Kerlin
Haley Ellen Kerlin
Scott Charles Kerlin
In memory of Eileen Kerlin
Lynn Kiger
Keith Kincaid
Marti Klauer
Ron Klauer
Stephanie Koerner
Sister Elise Kriss
F. Thomas Krol
Andrew C. Kuhar
Suzanne Lindahl
John J. Lulewicz
Linda S. Lulewicz
Fellows surpassed their $1 million goal by raising
$1,074,107 for the Chapel Complex Endowment
as part of the 21st Century Campaign. This brings
the total dollars raised by Fellows on behalf of the
College to $1,910,178 since they began project-based
fundraising in 1999. The 2009 Fellows ceremony will
be held on Saturday, June 6th. If you would like more
information on the Fellows Program please contact
Maureen Egan ’90 at (800)227-1898.
In memory of Bernard C.
Maienbrook
Martha Maienbrook
Michael Malone
Michael Mannerino, Sr.
Margot Marlatt
Sharon Marshall
Jerry Martin
Patricia Martin
In memory of Donna Mastandrea
Maxwell M. Mastandrea
Mia L. Mastandrea
Mary Matheson
James W. McCauley
Karen McClatchey
Jenne McMillin
John R. Meyer
Kaitlyn M. Mihalov
Brian J. Moebs
Elmer J. Molchan
Rachel M. Monfort
Donna Mowrer
Joe Mowrer
Robert C. Mueller
Dennis A. Musial
Becky Nagel
Lee Neuschaefer
Sheryl L. Niccum
William G. Nussbaum
George Dennis O’Brien
Paul R. O’Connor
Rita H. O’Connor
Joseph O’Dette
Kathryn B. O’Neall
Christine D. O’Neill
James A. O’Neill
Janice Odom
Karin K. Ogden
Helen Pennington
Pamela Pettet
Steve P. Phillips
Daniel G. Pikarski
Maureen C. Pikarski
Michael J. Pikarski
Nicholas J. Pikarski
Thomas M. Pikarski
Lisa Pizer
John M. Plank
Susan M. Plank
Jayne Polen
Katherine M. Purple
Kyle L. Purple
Ana Ramirez
John M. Righeimer
Jenna Robinson
James W. Ross, Jr.
Dody Ruosch
Tammy Ryan Phipps
In memory of Rev. Daniel E.
Schaefer, C.PP.S.
Gregory J. Schmidt
Susan Schmidt
Albert Seidel
Molly P. Seidel
Luanne Shelley
Nellie Shide
Charles Shook
Michael Simpson
Elena M. Slawikowski
Cherié Smith
Trent A. Smith
Ilicia Sprey
Nancy Spurgeon
Kathy Staddon
Mary Jo Stegeman
Robert M. Steiner, III
Tommy Steiner
B.J. Stringham
Nancy A. Studer
Jacquelyn M. Tackett
Kris Thiel
James Thordsen
Rosa L. Thordsen
Jane E. Todd
Elizabeth Traylor
Rodney Urbano
Blake C. Van Eekeren
Kristyn A. Van Eekeren
Michael J. Van Eekeren
Martin Vanderwall
Arthur C. Voellinger
Daniel E. Waclaw
Lucille Walker
David O. Waymire
Mary Pat Wesche
Shirley M. West
Terry R. West
Laura Whitaker
Cheryl Wiatr
Larry Wiedeman
JoAnn Wiley
Mary Wilkerson
Caleb Wilson
Cheryl Witty
Paul Tonner Fellows
($6,000 and above)
John and Melissa Ahler
Mary Louise Ames
Roger and Jan Ames
John F. Bicknell
Anne and Gene Bock
Richard Brettnacher
Ronald and Ruth Cherry
Ronald and Kathryn Cole
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Kathleen Conley
Terrence and Jeanne Dariotis
Scott and Karen Donnelly
Wayne and Valeria Erickson
Gabe and Janice Gabriel
Timothy and Susan Grajewski
Eric and Cyndi Gutwein
Dr. Edward P. and
Mrs. Pamela S. Habrowski
Norbert and Jane Hummel
Rosemary L. Jones
Michael J. Jordan
Robert and Barbara Kaiser
Thomas and Ruth Kinstle
Dr. Hermes and Mary Ellen
Kreilkamp
Raymond P. Laffey
Joseph A. Lane
Dennis and Priscilla Lavery
Bob and Helen Lewis
Scott and Terra Maienbrook
Ty A. Maienbrook
Philip W. McGrath
Robert and Margaret Mueller
Paul and Rita O’Connor
John R. O’Donnell
John and Heidi Rahe
Daniel and Kathleen Ryan
James and Kris Sakelaris
Robert and Germaine Schenk
Robert and Nancy Souza
Ralph and Georgeann Tomlin
Peter and Sue Tracy
Paul and Susan Yeoman
Father Bierberg Fellows
($12,000 and above)
Michael and Patricia Brown
Michael and Mara Davis
Mary Ann Dreiling
Stephen and Renee Egan
Michael A. Evans
Gilbert J. Fox
Michael and Ethelene Guccione
James and Sherry Gudmens
Edwin and Roseann Hebda
Bernard and Fran Hirl
Robert G. Kaptain
Daniel J. Kostrzewa and
Melissa M. Yeomans
David and Lynn Krigbaum
Thomas P. Lambert
David B. Lincoln
Karen and Patrick Marks
Kevin and Margaret Naughton
David and Donna Owens
Keith and Fran Pfledderer
Clifford and Emily Robinson
Al and Renee Salerno
Roger J. Scott, Jr.
Albert and MJ Shannon
Elaine Arnzen Sheehan
James and Sally Wagener
Dennis and Judith Zielinski
Father Gross Fellows
($25,000 and above)
Thomas and Carolyn Alter
David and Carol Behnke
Paul and Frances Corsaro
Ted and Charlott Filson
Joseph and Kathy Franklin
Patricia A. Mulcahy
Michael J. Starr
Edward A. Tomko
Tony and Catherine Tymkow
Michael and Kristyn Van Eekeren
Kevin and Jane White
President Mills and Clifford Robinson ‘57
President’s Fellows
($50,000 and above)
Mark and Geradyne Behnke
Stephen and Lea Brinker
Margaret A. Brunton
Maureen V. Egan
John C. Fitzpatrick
Margaret J. Guccione
Ronald and Irene Hospodka
Clayton and Roberta Klein
James and Esther McMahon
Paul and Catherine Misniak
Stephen and Shirley Ruff
John J. Siegel, Jr.
President Mills with Ron’53 & Irene Hospodka
President Mills and Mark Brouwer ‘04
John and Anne-Marie Egan with the Funk Family
21stCentury Capital Campaign
Exceeds Goal!
The Saint Joseph’s College 21st Century Campaign:
Preserving Tradition…Securing Our Future met its $12.5
million goal with room to spare. Campaign leadership
and staff with dedicated focus hit the June 30 deadline
with gifts and pledges sufficient to meet the campaign
goal and qualify SJC for the $750,000 Kresge Challenge
Grant. Gifts and pledges now total over $13.3 million at
the closing of the campaign books on July 31, making
this campaign the most successful fundraising effort
in the College’s history. “Together we have done
something extraordinary for Saint Joseph’s College,”
said SJC President Ernest Mills III, expressing his
delight and thanks to alumni, parents, and friends of
SJC who made gifts or pledges. “Thank you for helping
us ‘secure our future.’”
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The success of the capital campaign allowed SJC to
complete three major capital priorities: the academic
centers, including the Arts and Science Building’s,
Robinson Memorial Library and the Theatre, and
updated technology in the Rev. Charles Banet, C.PP.S.
Core Education Center; the athletic facilities, including
the Fieldhouse, the football field and stadium, and the
Hanson Recreation Center; and Noll Residence Hall.
These capital improvements were complemented by
increased dollars to theCollege’s endowment funds to
support scholarships (Founder’s Fund) and on-going
work on the Chapel Complex.
Campaign Chairman Jim Madden ’64 trusted in the
vision of the campaign, the leadership of the College,
and the commitment of the SJC community to rise to
the challenge. “Our success with this campaign comes
from the strong efforts, leadership, and commitment
of our Trustees and Campaign Leadership Committee
combined with the dedication and sacrifice of our
alumni and friends,” said Madden. “Together we made
it happen.”
In the 119-year history of Saint Joseph’s College only
three comprehensive capital campaigns have been
conducted: Renewal in the early 1980s; Centennial in
1989; and this 21st Century Campaign. “What sets this
campaign apart—and what makes me most proud—is
the level of donor participation,” said Vice President
of Institutional Advancement and Marketing Maureen
Egan ’90. “We more than doubled our number of
contributors to the 21st Century Campaign from those
who participated in the Centennial Campaign.” This
campaign has again proven that it takes all sizes of
gifts and pledges to make a campaign succeed. “We
are grateful to everyone who offered their support and
prayers,” Egan added.
(Right) Cast of “Tartuffe” performing in the
newly renovated Theatre.
(Below) On June 12, 2008 a multi-purpose
room in the Robinson Memorial Library
was dedicated in honor of former Geology
professor Michael Davis. Generous
contributions from Margaret “Peggy”
Guccione ’69 and Michael Guccione ’69
along with numerous alumni, parents, and
friends of SJC will allow this room to be a
constant reminder of Davis’ dedication to
his students during his time at SJC.
(Above) A Puma statue was dedicated in honor of Denise Torbet ’71 (Far
Left) on June 7th. The bronze mascot was commissioned by Orvall McCleary
and was welcomed to the SJC campus with many McCleary/Torbet family
and friends in attendance. Torbet is a native of Rensselaer and recently
retired from teaching first grade at Van Rensselaer Elementary School.
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A statue memorializing St. Katharine Drexel was dedicated on June 8 at Saint
Joseph’s College. The statue is located on the walkway between the Arts and
Science Building and the tennis courts. It was commissioned by James ’61 and
Esther McMahon. Sculptor Don Wilkins of North Fort Myers, Fla. created the statue
with the intention to make it as life-like as possible. Fr. Len Kostka, C.PP.S. ’35
blesses the new statue of St. Katharine Drexel located in the Library Grove.
Left: Mara Pindell Davis ’78, Lisa Davis, Helena Davis ’86, Mike
Davis, and Catherine Davis Tymkow.
Pumas,
Mark Your Calendars!
Kairos 50
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Saint Joseph’s College Campus Ministry will be hosting the 50th Kairos
Retreat for SJC students on October 30-November 2, 2008. Kairos is a retreat
offered to SJC students three times a year, in which retreatants are led on a
spiritual journey by their peers, classmates, and staff
members. The goal is to get to know oneself better,
develop relationships, and realize the place of God in
the lives of students.
Kairos
Kairos
Alumni, parents, and friends are invited to attend
the closing of Kairos 50 on Sunday, November 2,
2008. The ceremony will begin at 1:00 p.m. local time
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in the Gaspar Center followed by a reception in the
Schwietermann Community Dining Room. We hope
you will be able to attend to meet our current students
and to congratulate Br. Tim and Campus Ministry on
this momentous anniversary. There is no charge to
attend the reception and families are welcome.
For more information and to RSVP, contact Kendra
Illingworth at (219)866-6428 or register on-line at
http://alumni.saintjoe.edu
Sports Hall of Fame Ceremony
April 25, 2009
Times, locations, and more information, can be
found on Connections at alumni.saintjoe.edu or call
(800) 227-1898.
Kairos
4th Annual SJC Alumni Day
January 24, 2009
Alumni, students, parents, and friends are invited to gather in the Richard
F. Scharf Alumni Fieldhouse to enjoy a family day on campus while cheering
on the Puma basketball teams. The teams will be playing WisconsinParkside.
Women: 1:00 p.m. CST - Men: 3:00 p.m. CST
Game tickets: $4 adult and $2 student
The Scholar Athlete Awards will also be presented on this day.
Alumni Day
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Alumni
Trips
Chianti
in a Tuscan Villa
• October 11-19, 2009
• Approximately $2,490 per person, plus airfare and Value Added Tax, based
on double occupancy
Experience the beauty and culture of Tuscany like you never imagined. From the
idyllic village of Tavarnelle Val di Pesa to the architectural wonders of Florence,
you will be a witness to some of the most romantic and magnificent locations in
the world with an educational theme. Not only will you gain valuable insight into
the history of Tuscany during your group tours, but there will be a day set aside for independent exploration.
Locations
• Florence, the heart of Tuscany and the soul of the Renaissance
• Tavarnelle Val di Pesa
• The medieval town of Volterra, home to a Roman theater and baths, as well as a 12th century Romanesque Duomo
• Tuscany’s Magnificent Hill Country, where you can have a taste of the region’s distinctive wines
• The Ancient Town of Luca, whose 11th century Romanesque cathedral contains a carving said to be a true
portrait of Christ
• Siena, home to the Duomo, which contains masterpieces by Michelangelo and Donatello
Ireland
~ Ennis
• July 24-August 1, 2009
•
Approximately $2,395 per person, plus airfare and Value Added Tax based on double occupancy
Enjoy a remarkable excursion along the outskirts of Europe in the land known as the Emerald Isle. Marvel at the
beauty of Ireland while meandering through medieval castles and cliff-side fortresses. Have a taste of Irish music
and culture in a quaint Irish village and get to know the real Ireland. This is sure to be a trip you will never forget!
Locations
Shannon, Ireland
• Old Ground Hotel in Ennis
• Knappogue Castle for an Irish breakfast
• The Craggaunowen Project, where some of the earliest human settlements in Ireland are located
• The Ancient Burren and the majestic Cliffs of Moher
• Bunratty Castle, the most complete and authentic medieval castle in Ireland
• Bunratty Folk Park
• The Aran Island of Inishmore, the largest of the Aran Islands
• Coole Park, former home of Lady Gregory and inspiration for
much of W.B. Yeats’ poetry
• Thoor Ballyllee, the 16th century tower which Yeats once
called home
*For further information, please contact Kendra Illingworth,
Director of Alumni and Parent Relations.
Email: www.alumni.saintjoe.edu
Phone: (219) 866-6250
Faculty
Notes
Dr. Jerry McKim ’72, Assistant Professor of Education, has completed all of the requirements to
receive his Ph.D. from Indiana State University. His dissertation was on the status of school
improvement in the state of Indiana as evaluated by current teachers and administrators in
the Indiana public schools.
Dr. Ilicia Sprey, Associate Professor of History, graded AP World History exams at Colorado
State University June 1-9th. She also presented her paper “Reversal of Fortune: Papal
Legates and Multi-Level Networking Between Rome and the Leading Cities of England in the
12th through the 14th Centuries” at the World History Associated Conference, held at Queen
Mary’s College, University of London.
Dr. Jerry McKim ‘72
Dr. Ilicia Sprey
Dr. Chad A. Pulver ’97, Assistant Professor of Psychology, with Kevin R. Kelly published
“Incremental Validity of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in Predicting Academic Major
Selection of Undecided University Students” in the Journal of Career Assessment, May 2008.
50 Maia (Kingman) Hawthorne, Assistant Professor of English, husband Dan, and daughter
Margot welcomed Sylvia Quinn to their family on February 20th.
Brian Capouch, Assistant Professor of Computer Science, conducted a tour and presentation
on August 16th at the 1876 Horner/Hackley House in Medaryville, which he is restoring.
Originally the home of a prominent businessman, then the home and office of a long-serving
community doctor, this structure is a candidate for the National Register of Historic Places.
Dr. John Nichols, Professor of Philosophy and National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)
Distinguished Teaching Professor, secured a grant from a New York foundation to fund a
workshop, led by SJC, on how to make use of general education to achieve mission. Ten
Catholic colleges and universities participated in the June 1-4 workshop, most of them in
teams of four faculty and senior administrators.
Dr. Chad A. Pulver ’97
Dr. John Nichols
George Roy, Assistant Professor of Accounting/Finance, attended the American Accounting
Association’s 1st Annual “Conference on Teaching and Learning Accounting” in Anaheim, CA
on August 2-3, 2008.
Dr. Karen Venditti, Director of Student Teaching and Assistant Professor of Education, was certified
by the Indiana Department of Education as a presenter for the Indiana Teacher Reading
Academy (ITRA)—First Grade. She was also one of four authors who collaborated on “Who
is a Teacher Educator? Enactment of Teacher Educator Identity Through Electronic Portfolio
Development” which was published in Action in Teacher Education-The Journal of the Association
of Teacher Educators, Winter 2008.
Michael J. Oakes, Associate Professor of Economics and Finance, and Terra D. Maienbrook ‘97,
Associate Professor of Accounting, presented “The Crucible: Using An Online Business Simulation to
Review, Stress, and Assess Cross-Functional Analysis and Decision-Making” at the International
Assembly for Collegiate Business Education 2008 International Conference in April.
George Roy
Dr. Karen Venditti
Maia Hawthorne
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New
Staff
SJC Welcomes New Vice President
• MaryAnn Janosik, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost
• Began July 1st and replaced Dr. David B. Chattin who served as
Vice President since 1997.
• Hometown: Lorain, OH
• Previous position: Dean, Ohio University Lancaster
• B.A. with High Honors from Oberlin College
• M.A. in History from Cleveland State University
• Ph.D. in American Social History and Policy from Case Western Reserve University
• Hobbies: running, kickboxing, reading, going to films, theatre, concerts
• “I am very happy to be part of the SJC community. The campus is beautiful, and the opportunity to work
with the caliber of faculty and staff here is very promising.”
New Employees
• Kenneth Badylak ’05 - Sports Information Director
• Calvin Blackmon, Jr. - Wide Receiver Coach, Football
• Mark Brouwer ’04 - Director of Continuing Education and Summer Programs
• Jennifer Chandler - College Nurse and Wellness Coordinator
• Brian Cole - Assistant Dean for Campus Life
• David Denham - Defensive Line Coach and Video Coordinator, Football
• Megan Dorton - Admissions Counselor for Central Indiana
• Laura Hallauer - Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach
• Cole Hewitt ‘09 - Running Backs Coach, Football
• Jovan Jeftich - Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach
• Melissa Lanoue - Library Evening Circulation Assistant
• Jerry Lasko ’70 - Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving
• Stephanie Martin - Area Director of Housing and Residence Life
• Kurt Mattix - Defensive Backs Coach, Football
• John May ’05 - Coordinator of Student Activities and Intramural Sports
• Chris Pazan - Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach, Football
• Josh Rabe - Assistant Coach, Baseball
• Nicholas Schafer ’03 - Director of the College Fund
• Matt Spiess - Assistant Athletic Trainer
• Jake Tenhouse - Assistant Coach, Baseball
• Lindsay Walls - Director of Publications and Media Relations
• Laura Zak ‘06 - Copy Center Manager
SJC Congratulates the Following on Their Promotions
• Linda Estill ‘10 - Administrative Assistant to the Provost
• Amy Pfaff - Assistant Director of Admissions
• Justin Terria ’03 - Associate Director of Admissions
• Brandon Turner ’06 - Interim Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Sports
Men’s Basketball Preview
After another tournament appearance the Saint
Joseph’s College men’s basketball team enters
the 2008-2009 season with something more to
prove. After a stellar recruiting class and the
return of senior leader Brandon Mayse and
sophomore captain Mike Horton, the Pumas
are looking to make an impact on the Great
Lakes Valley Conference and the post season.
“We have high expectations,” said head coach
Richard Davis. We have a solid nucleus of guys
that all now have tournament experience,”
continued Coach Davis referring to last
season’s NCAA first round loss to Grand Valley
State. Collectively, the Pumas want to improve
on last season’s 18-12 record, win both the Great Lakes Valley
Conference East Division and the GLVC tournament; moreover,
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The Pumas did lose two offensive scorers in Ronald Coleman
and Devin Thomas but there is not a concern on replacing their
29 points per game. Coach Davis has been emphasizing to his
team that it’s time for them to take their moment. SJC’s roster
includes experienced players and talented freshman that will
have more opportunities to put points on the board. However,
the identity of the Pumas will continue to be on the defensive
end. “Our goal is to be top ten in the country in defense,” said
Coach Davis.
With a deep rotation that goes 11 players deep, the philosophy
is play 40 minutes of stifling defense. The more versatility a
player has, the more likely he will see game minutes.
One of the biggest messages the coaching staff relays to their
team is that even if you are on the floor for a few minutes, play
hard. “In order to be a fast break team, we need to be solid
defensively. Get steals, get stops, and get out and run,” said
Coach Davis.
Running the point this season will be Horton, who was inserted
in the starting line up last season in an effort to have better
scoring on the bench, has proven to be a great leader and is
SJC Welcomes New Coaches
Saint Joseph’s College Head Baseball Coach Rick O’Dette ‘99
welcomes two new assistant baseball coaches Josh Rabe and
Jake Tenhouse. Both Rabe and Tenhouse are accustomed to
the Great Lakes Valley Conference, being former players at
Quincy University.
Rabe attended Quincy from 1998-2000 before being drafted
in the 11th round by the Minnesota Twins. Throughout his
career in the Twins organization, Rabe, earned All-Star honors
in the Florida State League, New Britain (AA), and Rochester
2008-2009 Schedule
Oct 27
Nov 14
Nov 15-16
Nov 20
Nov 24
Nov 29
Dec 4
Dec 6
Dec 17
Dec 29-30
Jan 2
Jan 4
Jan 8
Jan 10
Jan 15
Jan 17
Jan 22
Jan 24
Jan 29
Jan 31
Feb 5
Feb 7
Feb 12
Feb 14
Feb 21
Feb 26
Feb 28
Athletes In Action (Exhibition)
@Indiana State (Exhibition)
Lake Erie Tip-off Tournament
@Ferris State
@Grand Valley State
Indiana Wesleyan University
Bellarmine
Kentucky Wesleyan
Rochester College (MI)
Holiday Inn/Ledger Classic
Lakeland, Fla.
@Southern Indiana
@Missouri-St. Louis
Rockhurst
Drury
@Missouri Science & Technology
Quincy
Lewis
Wisconsin-Parkside - Alumni Day
Urbana
@Indinanapolis
@Northern Kentucky
@Bellarmine
@Wisconsin-Parkside
@Lewis
Northern Kentucky
Indianapolis
@Kentucky Wesleyan
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
T.B.A.
7:30 pm
7:00 pm
3:00 pm
7:30 pm
3:00 pm
7:30 pm
T.B.A.
7:30 pm
3:00 pm
7:30 pm
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7:30 pm
3:00 pm
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T.B.A.
embracing his role. The versatile red shirt freshman Phillip
Collins will also see time at the point, along with junior Andrew
Helmer, whose knowledge of the offense is a proven asset.
The deepest position on the team is probably the wing, led by
senior captain Will Jones who brings stability to the position and
role on the team. Jones, truly growing in his role with the Pumas,
understands the philosophy of working hard on defense and
making open shots, while freshmen Jason Chorba and Henry
Smith bring speed, athleticism and scoring to the role. Junior
Austin Peebles will round out the quartet of wing players.
“The deeper you are the better you are,” Coach Davis said.
The post play will feature a familiar face in Brandon Mayse.
Playing in the system for four years, Mayse remembers all
the success the Pumas experienced in the past years. A true
competitor, Mayse has become focused on his leadership role
for this year’s squad.
Complementing Mayse is the Pumas’ high energy player from
a year ago senior A.J. Mahar. Possibly the best defender on the
team, Mahar provides great strength in guarding the interior.
(AAA) before being promoted to Major League Baseball in
June of 2006. He finished the season batting .286 for a Twins
team that won the American League Central Division. The
following 2007 season, Rabe returned to the Twins four games
into the season where he played until shoulder surgery ended
his season in early June.
Rabe ended his career with the Camden Riversharks of the Atlantic
League. His professional career spanned nine years before back
injuries ended his playing days. Rabe is a 2007 inductee to the
Great Lakes Valley Conference Hall of Fame and earned a bachelor’s
from Quincy University in Political Science this past May.
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Women’s Basketball Preview
The Saint Joseph’s College women’s basketball team enters
a new season refreshed and ready to play. First Assistant/
Interim Head Coach Brandon Turner ‘06 takes over a
determined group ready to take perhaps the first step back to
the dominance the program relished nearly 15 years ago.
Coach Turner, a 2006 alumnus of SJC, was the second
assistant for last year’s men’s team, feels blessed to get
an opportunity to be a head coach. Although it is a new
challenge, he is embracing the opportunity. “I personally
have high expectations,” said Coach Turner. “The team looks
better talent-wise than last year and I am comfortable with
their abilities,” Coach Turner
continued. The Great Lakes Valley
Conference has a reputation of
being the toughest NCAA Division
II conference in the country
and with defending National
Champion Northern Kentucky, that
reputation is only strengthened.
Turner is still in the “feeling out
process” but likes this year’s
roster of players. He explained
that the group has good heads
on their shoulders and will put
SJC on track to respectability.
“One step at a time, build team
chemistry, develop work ethic,
establish the right attitude, and
tackle each challenge one step at
a time,” Coach Turner said.
Having played under former SJC Coach Linc Darner, Turner
is instilling the same style of play with some modifications.
The philosophy will continue to be looking to push the pace
on the floor and looking to run when the opportunities are
available. Turner plans to extend the floor through relentless
pressure defense and adapt the style of play to fit against the
competition.
responsibilities and are eager to prove themselves against the
highly competitive GLVC.
Junior Kelsey Bess and sophomore Abigail Gazda bring
stability and leadership to the young squad that is looking to
rebound.
Other newcomers this season include junior college transfers
Elexis Jackson and Tatiana Ortiz who are becoming a
consistent addition to the program. The shooting ability of
freshmen Brittany Archer and Natalie Applehauns will limit
double teams and keep the opposing defense honest.
2008-2009 Schedule
Nov 5
Eastern Illinois (Exhibition)
Nov 8
Valparaiso University (Exhibition)
Nov 15
@Grand Valley State
Nov 22
@Findlay
Nov 25
@Lincoln Memorial
Dec 1
Oakland City
Dec 4
Bellarmine
Dec 6
Kentucky Wesleyan
Dec 11
Saint Francis- Fort Wayne
Dec 23
Purdue Calumet
Dec 29
Northwood GLVC/GLIAC Challenge
Louisville
Dec 30
Lake Superior State- GLVC/GLIAC
Challenge - Louisville
Jan 2
@Southern Indiana
Jan 4
@Missouri-St. Louis
Jan 8
Rockhurst
Jan 10
Drury
Jan 15
@Missouri Science & Technology
Jan 17
Quincy
Jan 22
Lewis
Jan 24
Wisconsin-Parkside
Jan 29
@Urbana
Jan 31
@Indianapolis
Feb 5
@Northern Kentucky
Feb 7
@Bellarmine
Feb 12
@Wisconsin-Parkside
Feb 14
@Lewis
Feb 21-21 Northern Kentucky
Feb 26
Indianapolis
Feb 28-26 @Kentucky Wesleyan
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The Pumas bring in a number of freshmen that will solidify
their roster starting with their guard play. Freshman Britney
Cruse and Jennifer Szala will be given the ball handling
Tenhouse attended Quincy University from 2000-2004
where he was a catcher and a three time letter winner.
Tenhouse spent time as an assistant baseball coach for
NAIA Lindenwood University in 2006-07 and Florissant
Valley Community College in 2007-08. His primary duties at
both institutions included hitting, catching instruction and
recruiting. He also assisted with academic progress of student
athletes and assisted fundraising efforts. By 2008, Tenhouse
became the Head Coach of the Hornell Dodgers. Located in
western New York, Hornell is part of the New York Collegiate
Baseball League (NYCBL), Tenhouse recruited and coached
Josh Rabe
Jake Tenhouse
the Dodgers to a prolific season, which saw them atop the
NYCBL Western Division. The 2008 season included a 32-10
record which was the highest winning percentage in the entire
New York Collegiate Summer League.
Tenhouse is scheduled to finish coursework on his bachelors
in Political Science at Lindenwood University this December.
CLASS NOTES
Hubert J. Miller, Ph.D. ‘47 toured South Africa, Zambia and
Botswana in June 2008. The highlights of his trip included
Cape of Good Hope, Kruger Wild Animal Preserve, Victoria
Falls and Chobe National Park.
Willie Walters ‘58 and his wife, Cathy, recently visited Rev.
Larry Heiman, C.PP.S. ‘40. Heiman recalls that Willie was an
excellent singer in the Glee Club and the most memorable
cheer leader he can remember. Under Willie’s expert cheer
leading, the Saint Joseph’s College Fieldhouse became known
as the “house of noise.” Willie’s vocal expertise also earned
him membership in the famous “Singing 17,” the top singers of
the Glee Club.
On June 7, 2008, the grandson of John (Jack) Righeimer ‘51
was inducted into the Saint Joseph’s College Fellows. Jack
Righeimer - 7 years old, named after his Grandfather, was
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inducted in the honor and memory of his Grandpa Jack. Jack’s
uncle, James Righeimer ‘54, also a Saint Joseph’s College
Fellow and alumnus, was present at the induction.
Roland Meinert ‘53 is the editor of a special edition of the
Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work that will focus
on controversial issues in religion, spirituality and social work.
It will appear early in 2009 in both journal and book form.
On May 1, 2008, James J. Righeimer ‘54 was named “Man of
the Year” for the Chicago Catholic League Coach’s Association.
The Federal Defender Program for the Northern District of
Illinois is pleased to announce that the Stetson University
College of Law, nationally renowned for its stellar trial
advocacy program, has named Terence F. MacCarthy ‘55 the
first recipient of its Lifetime Excellence in Advocacy Award.
The Stetson University College of Law awards a lifetime
achievement award for excellence in advocacy to a deserving
member of the legal community. This award recognizes
excellence in all facets of advocacy, from teaching others to
representing clients.
The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL)
will honor criminal defense legend Terence F. MacCarthy ‘55 with
its 2008 Champion of Justice Legal Award. For 40 years, Terry
MacCarthy has been the head of the Federal Defender’s Office in
Chicago, and is among the top CLE instructors in the nation owing
to his lectures on cross-examination technique. He has lectured
in all 50 states, as well as in a dozen foreign countries, has served
on the faculty of the National Criminal Defense College every
summer since its inception in the early 1970s, is a faculty member
at the Western Trial Advocacy Institute, the Northwestern Short
Course, the University of Virginia Trial Advocacy Institute, and
has taught at Gerry Spence’s Trial Lawyer’s College. MacCarthy
is a past chair of the ABA Criminal Justice Section, served in
the ABA House of Delegates, and on its Board of Governors. He
successfully represented Al Capone at an ABA retrial of the 1931
income tax case, and his cross-examination of the snitch was
singled-out as the most noteworthy part of the trial.
People often say that raising a child is the hardest thing a
person can do. Clifford Robinson ‘57 and his wife Emily
raised seven. Family has always been Clifford’s top priority
and while working 30 years as director of human resources at
IUPUI and 11 years teaching in Indianapolis Public Schools, he
still found time to raise his children well, one of whom needs
special attention. At age three, Clifford’s youngest son, Jon,
was diagnosed with autism. Through the help of their other
six children, all of whom are Indiana University graduates,
Clifford and Emily have been able to care for their son Jon. But
Clifford’s care and affection carries beyond his family. He is an
advocate for his son and others with autism through Noble of
Indiana, an organization that creates opportunities for people
with developmental disabilities.
The Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health
Sciences (EACPHS), Wayne State University (WSU), has
awarded Peter O. Warner, Ph.D. ‘59, of Grosse Pointe Park,
MI, the Teaching in Excellence Award for part-time faculty.
Dr. Warner is a professor in the WSU Occupational and
Environmental Health Sciences (OEHS) Program. Dr. Warner
has been associated with the OEHS program for more than
30 years as teacher, student advisor, and administrator. In
receiving the award, he was cited for consistently receiving
excellent ratings from students’ course evaluations. He has
advised/mentored many OEHS students during his years of
teaching, contributing to their career sucesses. Author and
co-author of scholarly books, chapters and journal articles
on environmental health issues, he holds memberships in
the American Chemical Society, American Conference of
Governmental Industrial Hygienists, and the Association of
Analytical Chemists.
Art West ‘62 is the General Manager and representative for the
Chicago Board of Trade for the Building Owners and Managers
Association (BOMA) organization and recently traveled to
Denver, Colorado to accept the International TOBY Award in
the Historical Building Category.
Mike Thoele ’63, and his wife, Sandy, have retired after the
April 2008 sale of two award-winning weekly newspapers they
owned and operated in Junction City and Veneta, Oregon.
A journalism major and the editor of Stuff at Saint Joseph’s
College, Thoele worked on several Indiana newspapers,
including the Rensselaer Republican, before heading to Oregon
in 1969. He worked 24 years as a reporter and city editor for
the Eugene, Ore., Register-Guard, including eight years on a
Charles Kuralt-like roving reporter assignment around the
Pacific Northwest. After the leaving the Eugene newspaper,
he then spent six years freelancing, lecturing and consulting
before purchasing the Tri-County News and the West Lane
News in 1999. During the nine years they owned the papers,
the Thoeles created the Northwest’s largest newspaper
internship program, hosting 135 college journalists. The
author of three non-fiction books on Western topics, Thoele
also spent 25 years as an adjunct faculty member at the
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University of Oregon School of Journalism before acquiring
the two weeklies. He expects to return to the classroom in his
retirement. Meanwhile, he maintains a connection with the two
newspapers as part-time editorial page editor.
Audrey Urbanczyk ’64 was recently elected to the Rensselaer
(Indiana) High School Excellence Hall of Fame. Recognized for
contributions in performing “outstanding” work in public affairs
and editing assignments with the Federal Government (including
the Department of Defense) for 34 years, Urbanczyk attributed
her success to the education she received at Saint Joseph’s, which
emphasized personal responsibility and academic excellence.
One of the first women to attend the then all-men’s school
beginning in 1960, Urbanczyk graduated with a B.A. in EnglishJournalism. She was a member of Delta Epsilon Sigma National
Honor Society, was on the College newspaper staff, and was one
of the first women cheerleaders. Since 2006, Urbanczyk has been
an editor at the Department of State in the Washington, D.C. area.
The Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) has selected Indianapolis
resident Norbert Krapf ‘65 as the Indiana State Poet Laureate.
Krapf, a native of Jasper, Indiana, received his M.A. and Ph.D.
in English from the University of Notre Dame. He was selected
from a field of 19 poets nominated early this year for the twoyear appointment. The Poet Laureate selection committee
comprised of faculty representing seven Indiana higher
education institutions recommended Krapf’s nomination to
the Commission for approval at its recent quarterly meeting in
Fort Wayne. Krapf will represent the State of Indiana and the
art of poetry through the development and implementation of
programming to the education community and general public.
The Poet Laureate makes formal presentations at various
educational facilities and offers advice to the Commission
concerning ways to further the art of poetry in Indiana. Krapf’s
term as Indiana Poet Laureate begins immediately and will
continue through calendar year 2009.
Tops Friendly Markets, Williamsville, NY headquartered
supermarkets, recently appointed Patrick J. Curran ‘66 senior
vice president, sales and merchandising. Curran’s most recent
industry experience was as vice president of procurement and
logistics for Kehe Food Distributors. Curran also holds an MBA
from Benedictine University.
Michael A. Evans ‘67, the CEO of AIT Laboratories in Indianapolis
has won a Midwest Entrepreneur of the Year award from Ernst
& Young in the “turnaround” category. Evans received the
award at a gala in Chicago on June 26, 2008. Evans spent his
savings to found AIT 18 years ago. Growth initially came slowly
for AIT, which conducts toxicology and analytical testing for law
enforcement, industrial and medical clients. But in the past three
years, AIT has tripled its work force and quadrupled its revenue. It
now employs 220. Evans now will be eligible to participate in the
national entrepreneur competition. Ernst & Young will announce
national winners in November in Palm Springs, Calif.
Richard (Dick) Anderson ‘69 retired in June from
PricewaterhouseCoopers where he was a partner and national
leader of the Internal Audit Advisory Services practice and a
member of the global executive committee of the IAS practice.
Dick plans to continue many of his current activities including
lecturing at the business schools at Northern Illinois and DePaul
Universities, serving as a member of the Board of Trustees of
the IIA Research Foundation, and writing. Dick’s articles have
appeared in publications including The Journal of Accountancy,
Financial Executive, Internal Auditor and Directors Monthly. He
is also presently collaborating with The Center for Strategy,
Execution and Valuation at DePaul on initiatives related to risk
management. Dick and his wife Mary are active in a number of
community organizations including the Oak Park River Forest
Infant Welfare Society and the Chicago Sinfonietta. Dick and
Mary enjoy traveling and split their time between residences in
Oak Park, Illinois and New Buffalo, Michigan.
Michael Georgeson ‘69 is in his 23rd year of employment at
Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. Georgeson is currently
an Executive Casino Host.
Robert K. Zimmerman, Ed.D. ‘69 recently retired as
superintendent of the Shelby County Board of MR/DD. He
has just published a book entitled Learning from the People
We Serve: A Book of Stories. The book chronicles 35 years of
changes during his career in the field of people with intellectual
challenges. The book tells of these changes on both the state
and national levels through the stories of the people he worked
with and who made these changes. Further information is
available through his website: http:www.publishedauthors.net/
robertkzimmerman/index.html Dr. Zimmerman is married to
Judy and has six children.
Michael J. Gresk ‘72 was elected the Mayor of the City of
Wheaton, Illinois on April 17, 2007. Gresk also serves as a fulltime Branch Manager for the First Choice Bank in Wheaton, IL.
Robert J. Necastro ‘72, a Calumet College of Saint Joseph
graduate, has been named the Senior Vice President of the First
National Bank in Dyer, Indiana.
Kevin M. White ‘72, the director of athletics at the University of
Notre Dame since 2001, became Duke University’s vice president
and director of athletics, President Richard H. Brodhead
announced Saturday, May 31, 2008. White led Notre Dame’s
athletics program to success both on the playing fields and in
the classroom. He also has held a number of prominent national
leadership roles within intercollegiate athletics, including his
service in 2006-07 as president of the National Association of
Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and in 2005-06 as
president of the Division I-A Athletic Directors Association.
White and his wife, Jane (Gartland) ‘73, a former college track
and field coach, have five children.
Reverend Richard A. Friebel, C.PP.S. ‘73 is celebrating his
30th year as a priest this year. He is currently pastor of Holy
Trinity Catholic Church in downtown Dayton, Ohio. He has
been pastor there for six years.
J. Jeffrey Jones ‘75 was named Vice Chancellor for Student
Affairs and Enrollment Management at Indiana University South
Bend, a campus of 7,500 students, on November 1, 2007. Prior
to joining Indiana University, Jones was with Purdue University
North Central (Westville) for the past 23 years, most recently
as Associate Vice Chancellor for Engagement. With wife Pam
(Ogle) ‘77, they recently celebrated the marriage of their oldest
daughter, Emily, to Nathan Tyrel Kirk on May 17, 2008.
Tricia A. Knight, CPA ‘77, partner and member of Ritz,
Holman, Butala, Fine LLP’s tax team, has been awarded with
the 2008 WICPA Public Service Award in recognition for her
public service work at the local, regional and state levels. The
Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants (WICPA)
is the premier professional organization for Wisconsin
CPAs, with more than 8,200 members working in public
accounting, industry, government and education. The annual
WICPA President’s awards program is designed to recognize
outstanding CPAs on the state level.
has helped start two businesses (a software firm and a gourmet
chocolate company).
Margaret A. (Crance) Smith ‘91 was selected to be the Head
Starter and Referree at the IHSAA Boys State Swim Meet at the
IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis in February 2008.
Ann Zgonc Moyer ‘77 recently was appointed as Executive
Director of Miami County Mental Health Center in Troy, Ohio.
Bruce Hicks ‘79 has been actively drumming since graduating
from SJC. He and his drum set have been heard at many
Cardinal Ritter High School sporting events and in several
appearances with Indianapolis area bands. Bruce recently
joined a band where he will be showcasing his percussion
and vocal talents. Watch Bruce play a set on YouTube at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArH91DXb2eo. Then go to
Connections and send him an e-mail.
Roger G. Robins ‘80, Assistant Professor of History and
Political Science at Marymount College in Rancho Palos
Verdes, California has received a Fulbright Scholar award
to lecture in Japan for the 2008-2009 academic year. Dr.
Robins will be offering graduate and undergraduate courses
in American history and religion at Tokyo University. The
Japan Lectureship is one of the most coveted awards in the
56 Fulbright Scholar Program, which will send approximately 800
U.S. faculty and professionals abroad this year. Recipients of
the Fulbright awards are selected on the basis of academic or
professional achievement, as well as demonstrated leadership
potential in their fields.
Marshall Considine ‘81 retired from the United States Marine
Corps on July 20, 2007 after 26 years of service. Considine and
his wife Debbie moved down to the hill country of Texas to
their “Silver Eagle Ranch.”
Jeffrey Habrych ‘86 graduated with a Master of Business
Administration degree from the University of New Haven in
West Haven, Connecticut in July 2008.
On June 7, 2008, Fr. Mick Kopil ‘90 was ordained by Bishop
Dale Melczek of the Diocese of Gary to the order of priest for
service to the diocese.
CFRE International has named St. John’s Catholic Newman Center
Director of Institutional Advancement, Mark Randall ‘91, as a
Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE). Randall joins over 5,300
professionals around the world who hold the CFRE designation.
Individuals granted the CFRE credential have met a series of
standards set by CFRE International which include tenure in the
profession, education, demonstrated fundraising achievement
and a commitment to service to not-for-profit organizations.
They have agreed to uphold Accountability Standards and the
Donor Bill of Rights. Initially, candidates must pass a rigorous
written examination testing the knowledge, skills, and abilities
required of a fundraising executive. Randall oversees all
fundraising, marketing, and alumni relations for St. John’s
Catholic Newman Center: the nation’s largest Newman Center,
serving over 10,000 Catholic students at the University of Illinois
(Urbana-Champaign. Randall also consults for other non-profits
about fund development strategy and has spoken at national
Catholic conferences, including the NCEA conference and the
University of Notre Dame. Prior to working at St. John’s Catholic
Newman Center, Randall served as Director of Development for
The High School of Saint Thomas More in Champaign. He also
Annette Davis ‘92 has been named acting deputy director
of the Department of Central Operations for the City of
Jacksonville, Florida. Davis’s new responsibilities will be to
assist the director and chiefs of the Department of Central
Operations in the efficient operation and performance of
their various functions outlined by city ordinance. She will
also perform such duties and responsibilities as assigned by
the mayor or his administration. Davis is a certified Senior
Professional in Human Resources, and has managed the
city’s Organizational Development Office for the past four
years. Prior to this position, she managed the city’s small and
minority business program.
Logan DesAutels ‘93 earned his Ph.D. from the University of
Dayton in 2008.
Tia (Glass) Ghattas ‘93 has been named office managing
partner of Cozen O’Connor’s Chicago office. A member of the
firm’s commercial litigation practice group, Ghattas serves
as co-chair of the firm’s transportation practice group. She
is national coordinating counsel for one of North America’s
leading manufacturers of component parts for commercial
vehicles. Ghattas’ litigation practice focuses on commerical
matters, products liability defense, construction and toxic tort
defense. She has tried more than 25 jury trials to verdict and
has participated in numerous alternative dispute resolution
forums, such as mediation and arbitration.
Chris Kane ‘93 is the President of Platinum Helicopters,
Inc. They are the largest helicopter tour/charter company in
southern California providing business/VIP flights as well as
law enforcement aerial operations. Kane is currently living in
Southern California with his wife of 10 years and 1 son.
Sister Gayle Lynn Rusbasan, OSF ‘94 professed her perpetual
vows at a Mass at the Motherhouse Chapel of the Franciscan
Sisters of the Sacred Heart in Frankfort, IL on August 2, 2008.
She is currently a campus minister at the University of Saint
Francis in Fort Wayne, IN.
Cindy Aubuchon ‘96 was
selected by American Councils
for International Education,
a program of the State
Department, as one of seven
teachers in the United States
to travel to Russia for the
Teachers-to-Teachers Exchange
Program. Aubuchon visited
Samara, Russia in March, 2008,
for three weeks, exchanging
teaching ideas with many
English teachers in various
schools and lyceums in Russia.
She gave presentations on
teaching English as a Second
Language and teaching foreign
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languages. She was also able to visit Moscow and see the
Kremlin. Aubuchon is currently teaching English and Spanish
at McCutcheon High School in Lafayette, Indiana.
Gul (Tercan) Mendes ‘97 has been competing internationally
in windsurfing for the past 2 years. She was getting ready for
the 2008 Olympics but due to an injury is not racing in Olympic
class, but is racing slalom. She ranked 6th in the world for 2007.
The 2008 season starts in Korea in May. More information can
be found at http://pwaworldtour.com/index.php?id=388.
Laura E. Zak ‘06 has been named the Copy Center Manager at
Saint Joseph’s College.
Daniel Ford ‘07 has transferred, following a very productive
year as a One L, to Valparaiso Law School, a step up prestigewise from his first year.
John Simon ’07 ran for Michigan State
Representative for the 1st District. He is also the
Assistant Process Engineer at Deco Plas, Inc.
Dr. Marcy Jance ‘99 received her Ph.D. this year and has
accepted a tenure-track position at Indiana University
Northwest.
Amanda (McKirgan) Hayes ‘00 has accepted a position as
Assistant Principal at Guilford High School in Rockford, Illinois.
Maura Giles ‘02 recently accepted a Public Relations position
with the Indianapolis Zoo. In this position, she will work with
the Director of Communication as a primary media contact
and spokesperson for the Indianapolis Zoo. Giles will be
responsible for all news and photography related to the Zoo,
as well as new Web site features and crisis communication.
Giles, an Indianapolis native, relocates to the Circle City from
Chicago, where she was Manager of Internal Communcations
for Evanston Northwestern Healthcare. She looks forward to
being closer to her family, including her older sister, four little
brothers and older brother, Stephen Giles ‘98.
Aaron Cline ’03 was named assistant coach for the University
of Louisiana at Monroe soccer team.
Nicholas T. Schafer ‘03 has been named the Director of the
College Fund at Saint Joseph’s College.
Justin C. Terria ‘03 has been promoted to Associate Director
of Admissions at Saint Joseph’s College.
Danny Waclaw ‘07, has been accepted into the graduate
program at the University of Chicago as a student in
musicology. The University of Chicago is a leading institution
known internationally for their program in musicology.
Chris Widen ‘07 and Kim Klaus ‘08 were both sworn in as
3rd Class Patrolmen for the City of Rensselaer, Indiana Police
Department in June 2008.
Elizabeth Demay ‘08 has accepted the position of band
director at White Pine County High School in Ely, Nevada.
Jennifer Klunder ‘08 has accepted the position of band
director at St. James Lutheran and St. Mary’s Catholic Schools
in Lafayette, Indiana.
Jenna M. Robinson ‘08, who was also inducted as a Fellow in
June 2008, is a 4th Grade Teacher at Saint Augustine School in
Rensselaer, Indiana.
ENGAGEMENTS
Mark A. Brouwer ‘04 has been named the Director of Continuing
Education and Summer Programs at Saint Joseph’s College.
John Odum ‘92 to Lisa Legerski. A Fall 2009 wedding is
planned.
Kenneth L. Badylak ‘05 has been named the Sports
Information Director at Saint Joseph’s College.
Jeanette V. Catuara ‘99 to Dennis Howley. A September 6, 2008
wedding is planned.
Erin Diener ‘05, Music Performance major and Theatre minor,
recently became an equity stage manager at the Next Theatre
Company in Evanston, IL.
Karen Greaney ‘01 to Jason White. A June 2009 wedding is
planned in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sandra (Wood) Graves ‘05 completed her Masters in
Education in June 2008.
Jacob R. Lofgren ‘05 received both his JD and MPA from
Drake University in May 2008. Jacob will be clerking for the
Honorable Justice Daryl Hecht of the Iowa Supreme Court.
Alexis Virtue ‘04 to Matt Gage. An August 23, 2008 wedding is
planned.
Kristi Zurawski ‘05 to Brian Bugajski ‘05. A September 2009
wedding is planned and the ceremony will be in the Saint
Joseph’s Chapel.
MARRIAGES
John R. May ‘05 is the Coordinator of Student Activities and
Intramural Sports at Saint Joseph’s College.
Nathaniel King ‘06 has been interning at Culver Academy for
the past year. King has been offered a permanent position at
Culver. In addition to teaching Physical Education, King will
continue coaching at the Academy.
Lauren K. Krolak ‘06 is currently employed as a Flight
Attendant for United Airlines based out of O’Hare Airport in
Chicago, Illinois.
David G. Tuerff ‘92 to Katrina Varker, 7/12/08.
Joseph Clune ‘59, James Tuerff ‘63, Bruce Borowski ‘91,
George DeRosa ‘91 and Jon Nichols ‘93 also attended the Las
Vegas wedding.
Lisa R. Mergl ‘98 to Doug Easley, 4/19/08.
Katherine Conlon ‘02 to Nate Andrews, 7/21/07.
Rhiannon E. Davis ‘02 to Michael Black, 12/15/07.
Amanda (Mandy) Lundeen ‘02 to Jamie Dill, 6/28/08.
Michael R. Potts ‘02 to Abby Petit, 3/15/08.
Amy K. Wrzesinski ‘02 to Brad Andrekus, 6/20/08.
Anne E. Balmes ‘03 to Nate Timmons, 4/5/08.
Melissa M. Kleinmaus ‘03 to Brandon Stutsman, 6/14/2008.
Teresa (Gaura) Poliquin ‘02 was a bridesmaid.
Jen Sherburne ‘03 to Craig Eckert 7/12/08.
Andrew Joseph Barker ‘04 to Heidi Rose Schindler, 7/19/08.
Anna Steigmeyer to Clement J. ‘91 and Jennifer Steigmeyer,
10/8/07. Anna joins big brothers Joseph (9) and Peter (2) and
big sister Carolyn (4).
Eloise Claire Byerwalter to Joseph ‘92 and Kate Byerwalter,
4/19/08. Eloise joins big sister Emma (7).
Rose Katherine Lockard to Erik ‘94 and Kelly (Sigo) Lockard ‘92,
8/17/07. Rose joins big brother John (4).
Lyndi S. Cruikshank ‘04 to Joseph P. Burns, 11/24/07.
Marty Logan DesAutels to G. Logan ‘93 and Kristen DesAutels,
11/2/06.
Brooke E. Mason ‘04 to SJC Head Football Coach Louis
Esposito, 7/5/08 at Trinity United Methodist Church in
Lafayette, IN. Members of the wedding party included Brent
Mason ‘02, Jared Wynn ‘06, Megan (Massengale) Lindsey ‘04,
and Angela (Williams) Palm ‘04.
Audrey Jocelyn Swanson to Jim and Sloan (Haughey)
Swanson ‘93, 1/05/08. Audrey joins big brother Sam (5) and
big sister Sophie (2).
Briana L. Picucci ‘04 to Michael J. Beckner ‘05, 5/17/08.
Melissa Sthay ‘05 was the maid of honor, Matthew Stout ‘02 was
a groomsman, and Stephanie (Cain) Stout ‘03 was a bridesmaid.
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Andrew Joseph Kuhar to Andy ‘91 and Deviani (Chokshi)
Kuhar ‘91, 1/2/08. Andrew joins big sisters Lauren (7) and
Claire (5).
Angi Williams ‘04 to Mike Palm, 5/10/08.
Emily Allison Carey to James ‘94 and Kristina Carey, 3/20/08.
Emily joins big sister Leann (1 1/2).
Trenton Billings to Eugene Jr. ‘95 and Lena (Jones) Billings,
5/23/06. Trenton joined big brother Eugene III (7 - 11/2/01).
Jennifer A. Zak ‘04 to Anthony R. White, 3/29/08.
Brady Edward Zgonina to Joseph ‘95 and Julie Zgonina, 5/3/08.
Brady joins big brother Anthony (3).
Amie M. Postma ‘06 to Michael Joseph, 7/14/07.
Ryann Elizabeth Olson to Mike ‘96 and Dawn Olson, 5/23/07.
Adrienne J. Sailer ‘06 to Scott Sailer, 6/28/08.
Simon Philip Erck to Paul ‘97 and Rebekah (Breech) Erck ‘97,
11/12/07. Simon joins big brother Nolan David Erck, born 3/7/06
Vanessa C. Sanchez ‘06 to Anthony Pentangelo ‘07, 5/17/08.
Sean Belt ‘07 was the best man and Mike Bevilacqua ‘07 was
a groomsman. Erica Domzalski ‘07 and Erin Domzalski ‘06
were also in attendance.
Julie E. Seagraves ‘06 to Scott Hodges, 6/14/08. The wedding
party included Britney Cox ‘06, Jackie Inkrott ‘06, Olivia
Klosterman ‘06, and Melissa Melinauskas ‘06.
Amanda Stoops ‘06 to Josh Hunt, 8/2/08.
Sarah L. Kennedy ‘07 to Charles E. Matheney, 5/23/08. They
were married at the Garden of the Gods in Harrisburg, Illinois
in a private ceremony.
Abby M. Miller ‘07 to Spencer Geib, 6/21/08.
Candace Stewart ‘07 to Chris Hons, 6/7/08.
Fred Lee Haas to Destin ‘97 and Stacia Haas, 11/30/07.
Michael Patrick Sedmak to Michael and Jill (Ogger) Sedmak ‘97,
3/8/08.
Gweneth Anne Breedlove to Ned and Julie Marie (Guise)
Breedlove ‘98, 2/21/08. Gweneth joins big sisters Mallory (7)
and Brooke (5).
Callista Elise Roser to Shawn ‘00 and Jill (Stevens) Roser ‘00,
1/28/08. Callista joins big sister Amelia Julianne (2).
Matthew Patrick Burke to Jason ‘01 and Kelly (Dougherty)
Burke ‘01, 2/29/08. Matthew joins big brother, Joseph (4) and
big sister, Brigid (2). The proud grandparents are Joseph ‘75
and Mary Catherine (Crossland) Dougherty ‘75. Aunts and
uncles are Nicholas ‘04 and Kristine (Dougherty) Schweiss ‘03
and Michael ‘04 and Elizabeth (Klocek) Dougherty ‘06.
BIRTHS
Callie Patricia Gause to John ‘84 and Jennifer Gause, 2/22/08.
Callie joins big sister Maggie (3) and big brother Jack (1 1/2).
Aidan Lee Alstatt to Jason and Megan (Taylor) Alstatt ‘02,
11/29/07.
Vicente Finnegan Daulton to Douglas ‘89 and Kelly Daulton,
3/8/08.
Cooper William Peters to Greg ‘02 and Beth (Nix) Peters ‘02,
5/16/08. Cooper joins sister Magnolia (4) and brother Mason
(3).
Aubrey Marie-Adele Geleott to Kevin ‘89 and Kate (Egan)
Geleott, 3/29/08.
Olivia Caroline Didion to David ‘06 and Theresa (Yoder)
Didion ‘04, 4/10/08.
Paul Edward Klingenberger to John ‘90 and Marisha
Klingenberger, 2/4/08. Paul joins sisters Maria (7) and Erin (4).
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SJC friend Elmer D. Blubaugh, 6/19/08.
in a life threatening situation, which speaks volumes about
his character and the type of man he was. He will always be
remembered.”
SJC friend and Fellow Janet R. Bootsma, 7/14/08.
Joseph A. Houser ‘56, 6/15/08.
Rev. Gregory Comella, C.PP.S. 8/2/08.
Brother Donald Fisher, C.PP.S. ‘57, 6/25/08.
SJC friend and Fellow Frank Fischer, 7/14/08.
James E. Noll ‘57, 2/12/08.
Roger Grady, parent of current student Kathleen Grady, 4/11/08.
Larry J. Boylson ‘58, 4/10/07.
SJC friend Bernard H. King, 7/23/04.
Charles T. Laipply ‘59, 4/1/06.
SJC friend Francis L. “Mike” Layden, 11/16/07.
Helen Jo Cathcart, wife of Deacon Robert Cathcart ‘60,
3/16/08.
DEATHS
Elizabeth Reynolds, mother of current student Erik Reynolds,
sister of Donald J. Zehner ‘80, 4/19/08.
Timothy J. Sullivan, Jr. ‘60, 3/10/08.
SJC friend and Fellow Ruth Ann Shank, 6/21/08.
Richard J. Liszka ‘61, 5/2/07.
SJC friend Fred Shide 4/28/08. Fred was also the grandfather
of current student Courtney (Lakin) Jacob, and father-in-law to
employee Becky Shide.
Michael J. Gatton ‘63, 9/8/07.
SJC friend Robert E. Madden, Jr., brother of James E. Madden ‘64,
4/23/08.
SJC friend John B. Sirpilla, 11/27/05.
Robert H. Knipper ‘42, 2/7/08.
Stanley T. Lapsys ‘43, 6/30/08.
Richard W. Rowland ‘44, father of Patrick V. Rowland ‘77,
3/12/06.
Helen V. Urbanczyk, former employee and mother of
Audrey Urbanczyk ‘64, 5/16/08. Helen worked in the Priests’
Dining Room for 24 years, from August 1978 to March 2002.
Sister M. Emily Orf, C.PP.S. ‘66, 8/3/08.
William A. Ford ‘69, 2/7/08.
Mary C. Rowland, widow of Richard W. Rowland ’44 and
mother of Patrick V. Rowland ‘77, 7/9/08.
Dennis M. Porath ‘69, brother of Kevin Porath ‘67,
Neil Porath ‘68 and Alan Porath ‘71, 8/4/08.
Charles Sudro (Sudrovech) ‘44, 8/9/07.
Kathleen A. McGraw, SJC Fellow and sister of
J. Philip McGraw ‘70, 5/17/08.
Richard J. Schafer ‘45, 11/10/07.
Norman J. Ascherman, Academy ‘46, 3/4/08.
Eugene B. Hartlage, Academy ‘47, 4/26/08.
Anthony W. Phillips, Jr. ‘49, March 2008.
Cora A. Hanley, wife of Charles S. Hanley, Jr. ‘50 and mother of
Mary (Hanley) Zilka ‘83, 2/15/08.
Bernard J. Zimmer ‘50, 2/14/08.
William “Goose” Gausselin ‘53, 7/22/08.
Gerald Wenzel ’53,
former U.S. Marine,
passed away December
12, 2007. Jerry was a
devout Catholic and
dedicated family man.
Described as a natural
leader by his friends and
teammates, Jerry had a
strong work ethic and
egalitarian spirit. He
was a tremendous football player and coach, an exemplary
husband and father, and one of the first members of the SJC
Hall of Fame. As Jerry’s close friend Roland Meinert ’53 said,
“Jerry would be the one person he would want by his side
Thomas E. Blanchett, Jr. ’72, 7/6/08.
Henry B. Hubeny, father of Frank Hubeny ‘72, 3/13/08.
Louisa Monfort, former SJC faculty member, wife of
Professor Robert Monfort ‘72, and mother of
Jean Monfort ‘06, 8/15/08.
Phyllis Cappuccilli, widow of Ralph Cappuccilli ’47, mother of
Anthony Cappuccilli ‘76, Mary (Cappuccilli) Kepa ‘80,
Chris Cappuccilli ‘81, and Natalie (Cappuccilli) Waling ‘82,
7/30/08.
Grace Ophelia Capello, granddaughter of Mike ‘79 and
Christine (Haws) Bauman ‘80, 5/11/08.
Robert J. Haws, brother of Christine (Haws) Bauman ‘80,
brother-in-law of Mike Bauman ‘79, 4/30/08.
Frank J. Pope, father of Nancy (Pope) Dion ‘86, 5/22/07.
Jean Ann (Rausch) Cooley, mother of Jim Cooley ‘91, 8/2/08.
Joseph Simatovich, Sr., father of Paul Simatovich ‘91, 3/23/08.
Zora Simatovich, mother of Paul Simatovich ‘91, 3/31/05.
Nancy L. Hutchinson, mother of Denise (Hutchinson)
Avery ‘96, 10/9/07.
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