The Cardinal’s Nest Volume 2, Issue 1, Spring 2011
Cardinal Hayes High School President Fr. Joseph P. Tierney Principal Mr. William D. Lessa Development Director Mr. John Connolly Alumni Relations Director Mr. Trevon Blondet ’94 Communications Manager Ms. Rosana Fernandez Editor Mr. Carmine Torchetti Administrative Assistant Mrs. Monica Torres-Procel Cardinal Hayes High School 650 Grand Concourse Bronx, NY 10451 T. (718) 292-6100 F. (718) 292-5607 www.cardinalhayes.org
[email protected] The Cardinal’s Nest News letter is published for Alumni, Parents, Students and Friends of Cardinal Hayes High School. News items of interest are especially welcome. Articles and images are courtesy of our website www.cardinalhayes. org. The Alumni Office is open on school days between 8:00AM and 4:00PM.
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Cardinal Hayes is Flying High
50 Grand Concourse is as active and exuding pride as it has ever been. Our students are pushing themselves within the classrooms, our faculty is solid and alumni are supporting Hayes greater than ever before. Leadership from alumni is growing and the commitment to the future of Hayes is of their utmost importance. Cardinal Hayes is at a critical point in its history and the Hayes family is doing whatever possible to ensure another 70 years.
Come back to Hayes for a Visit
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f you have not been back to Hayes recently we ask that you make a special visit or join us at one of our many events. Our President, Father Joseph P. Tierney, Principal, William Lessa, Alumni Director, Trevon Blondet, ’94 or John Connolly our Director of Development would be happy to assist you in making plans. Please feel free to contact any of them at your convenience.
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A Special Man and a Special Day
n Wednesday, October 20th, Regis Philbin '49, was honored by Archbishop Timothy Dolan and Father Joseph Tierney at a very special Mass in the new Regis Philbin Auditorium. Regis’ commitment to Hayes over the years has exemplified what it is to be a true Hayesmen. Blessed with charisma, unselfishness and success, Regis Philbin and his wife Joy have always found a place in the hearts for Cardinal Hayes. To cheers and fist-bumps from about 900 Cardinal Hayes High School students, Regis and Archbishop Timothy Dolan embraced Hayes at the dedication of the Regis Philbin Auditorium.
$1,000,000 Gift to Hayes Making the dedication extra special was the attendance of Helen Gurley Brown of Cosmopolitan magazine fame. As announced by Regis himself, Ms. Brown made a financial commitment to Cardinal Hayes to the tune of a $1,000,000 endowment gift. After offering Mass, Archbishop Dolan remarked during the dedication about Hayes’ celebrity status, but spoke more seriously about the benefits of a Catholic education… "I think Cardinal Hayes is second only to Yankee Stadium as one of the most famous places in the Bronx, don't you think?" asked Dolan to cheers. "We all know a Catholic education is very expensive - that's why we're honored today to be here with Mr. and Mrs. Philbin, and Ms. Brown"…"Young people learn a lot more by example than by words."
Alumni Events HALL OF FAME DINNER
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he 2010 Hall of fame Dinner was held once again in November at a packed Marina del Rey. Attendees came from all over the country to support and honor the 2010 inductees and awardees. Over 40 years of Hayes Spirit was in the room to celebrate their accomplishments
2010 Hall of Fame Inductees Mr. Eugene M. McQuade ’67 Mr. Edward A. Robinson ’61 Mr. John J. Sweeney ’51 Cardinal Spellman Award - Mr. Juan A. Concepcion ’92 Msgr. Pavis Athletic Award - 1990 Basketball State and City Champs Distinguished Faculty Award - Bro. Patrick B. O’Toole Cardinal Cooke Award - Sr. Patricia Anastasio The 2010 recipient The Cardinal Hayes – “Man of the year” award went to John Fontana ’76
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Mr. & Mrs. John Fontana receive Hayesman of the Year Award from Hayes President, Fr. Joseph Pl Tierney at the Hall of Fame Dinner
HAYES HOLDS FIRST PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL DAY
n Thursday, November 4th, 2010, Cardinal Hayes High School hosted it's First Annual President' Council Day, in a Round Table Forum. After a Mass presided by Father Tierney, a panel consisting of Administrators, Father Tierney, William Lessa, and rep resentatives of the Alumni, Development, Athletics Offices and several Faculty and Staff, gathered to discuss their various departments and the State of Hayes with
members of the 2009-2010 President’s Council. However, the most compelling accounts of what Hayes is today came from the panel of six current students who clearly articulated why they chose Hayes and the benefits the decision to attend Hayes has afforded them. The President’s Council is made up of those alumni and friends who contribute $1,000 or more annually to The 650 Fund.
John Timony ’67 Speaks at Networking Night
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n 2009, Cardinal Hayes started a new tradition and speaker series for our alumni and friends… The Hayes Alumni and Networking and Christmas Event was started with guest speaker Tom Baldwin, ’74 CEO of Morton’s Steak Houses. This past Christmas at our second event, John Timony, ’67 author of NYPD, Philly PD and Miami PD fame spoke to a wonderful group of alumni and friends at Rosie O’Grady’s. Timony retired from the NYPD in 1996. A year later, he was lured to Philadelphia and later Miami in 2003. After Miami, John took some time and wrote his book, "Beat Cop to Top Cop”. Most recently he served as adjunct professor at Harvard University. (at left) John Timony ’67, Steve Bonano ’79
Hayes Students speak at the first Presidents Council Day.
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Hayes President Fr. Joseph P. Tierney, and Principal William D. Lessa with the alumni Tom Hyland ’64, and John Timony ’67
Alumni Events HOMECOMING
THE MASS OF REMEMBRANCE
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he second Annual Cardinal Hayes Homecoming Football Game took place at Maritime College, in Throggs Neck, NY. This year, over 55 Hayes Alumni came out to lend their support to the Hayes Football team as they faced Cardinal Spellman. Visit our website cardinalhayes.org for photos and future information regarding Cardinal Hayes’ 2011 Homecoming!
he Mass of Remembrance is a time for Hayesmen and family to assemble to remember members of the Hayes Family who have gone on to eternal rest. Father Joseph P. Tierney, Hayes President, celebrated a wonderful Mass, held in the Hayes Chapel. Mass was followed by a brunch, which gave all those in attendance the opportunity to renew old acquaintances and reminisce about old times and old friends. If you have a member of your family whom you would like memorialized at the Mass of Remembrance, please email
[email protected].
25TH ANNIVERSARIES
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or the first time Cardinal Hayes High School held a special event for the Silver Anniversary Graduation Reunion for the Class of 1985. Class Representatives Drew Roberts ’85 and Scott Mebane ’85 enthusiastically embraced this new event and rounded up Hayesmen of their year and gathered at the Tosca Marquee in Throggs Neck. Hayes Spirit was in the air, as Br. Sherlog and members of the 1985 City Championship Baseball Team talked about that memorable game.
Hayes defeats Spellman 44-14 at Homecoming
50TH AND 60TH REUNION CELEBRATION
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he Classes of 1951 and 1961 will gather under the leadership of their Class Representatives; John Flynn ’61, Eddie Robinson ’61, John Ogrodowezyk ’61 and Pat Burgoyne ’51 and John Sweeney ’51 will gather together for a two day celebration of their Diamond and Golden Anniversaries of their Cardinal Hayes High School graduation. For many of the Hayesmen it will be their first time back to Hayes since their graduation. Day One will include a visit to the Media Center, dedicated in honor of Martin Scorsese ’60, and a walk around the building to see how so much and so little has changed. A Mass will be held in the Chapel followed by lunch. Later in the day we will convene at Rosie O’Grady’s for cocktails, dinner and an “open-mic”.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene McQuade ’67 with Hayes President and Hall of Fame chairman John Fontana ’76
Day Two of the celebrations will be begin with the Anniversary classes walking down the aisle of St. Patrick’s Cathedral, following the Class of 2011...a reminder of their stroll 50 and 60 years ago respectfully. Following the ceremony at the Cathedral, brunch will be held at Rosie O’Grady’s on Seventh Avenue. Hayemen in attendance will have an opportunity to share stories of remembered teachers and friends who are no longer with us.
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TOM MURRAY HANGS IT UP!
itting in his well-lived-in basement office at Cardinal Hayes High School, surrounded by the mementos of his 42 years there, Tom Murray made a small confession.
people fairly. He helped mold and shape us into the men we became." "Hayes has been a big part of my life," he said. "I have great feelings for this place."
"It never was a job," admitted the man whose 586 wins and three Catholic High School Athletic Association state titles as Cardinals coach earned him membership in the New York State Basketball Hall of Fame. "It was fun! You're around sports and the kids. And I've had some very good bosses here that put things in perspective." Tom retired officially at the end of the 2010 School year. He also Served Hayes well as athletic director for the past 25 years. Coach Murray retired so that he could spend more time with his wife, Mary, his four children and the eight grandchildren. Tom will retire as the winningest coach in Hayes’ history. He earned a reputation as a superb tactician, a no-nonsense practice teacher and a superior game coach. He has sent several players to Division I colleges, including Jimmy Black ’78, the starting point guard on the 1982 NCAA champion North Carolina Tar Heels, and Jamal Mashburn ’90, a former NBA all-star and current ESPN basketball analyst. "He was an excellent coach, a great motivator, an excellent teacher and a disciplinarian," Black is quoted as saying. "But he always treated
Coach Murray with former Hayes basketball players.
Upcoming Events Career Day - Wednesday, May 11, 2011
50th & 60th Anniversary Weekend -
To register online visit:
Friday, June 3 - June 4, 2011
http://www.cardinalhayes.org/2011careerday
To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/1951Reunion
Graduation Ceremony - Class of 2011 St. Patrick’s Cathedral @ 8:45AM
To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/1961Reunion 29th Annual Golf Outing Classic - Tuesday, June 14, 2011 To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/Golf2011
THE 2011 CARDINAL HAYES GOLF OUTING Meenan ’73 and Colinet ’92 to be recognized
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he Cardinal Hayes Golf Outing is one of our two premier
alumni events. This year’s event will be held on June 14th at Westchester Hill’s Country Club. The 2011 honorees are Kevin P. Meenan ’73 and Stalin Colinet ’92. All proceeds form the outing will directly benefit the bottom line of
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many of our students’ tuition. It is our hope to raise over $75,000 from this year’s outing. Feel free to register on-line or call the Alumni Office to register and reserve your foursome.
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“RUDY” – FROM NOTRE DAME TO HAYES
e was told that he was 5-foot nothin', with nary a speck of athletic ability. And yet he hung in for two years with the best college football team in the land.
to our young Hayesmen. His presentation was warmly received and his message of perseverance and dedication will certainly have an impact of their lives.
That famous line, of course, came form the movie “Rudy” about a young walk-on player at Notre Dame, Daniel (Rudy) Ruettiger, Thanks to the sponsorship of Mr. Kevin Reed, Rudy visited Cardinal Hayes in December and had a chance to speak to, motivate and listen
Prior to Rudy’s visit, under the direction of Casey Conner, Director of the Scorsese Media Center, the school presented, critiqued and discussed, “Rudy” the film with the entire Hayes house.
Rudy Photographed with Head Football Coach CJ O'Neil.
"Rudy" speaks to a group of seniors about perseverance and attaining their goals.
Students share a laugh with Rudy during his visit to Hayes.
Senior Kenneth Hicks’11 is latest recipient of the New York Times Scholarship
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enior Kenneth Hicks ’11, continuing a long and excellent tradition at Cardinal Hayes, is the latest recipient of the prestigious New York Times Scholarship which is awarded yearly to New York City students who exhibit outstanding academic achievement, a commitment to learning and community service, success in the face of adversity, and significant financial need. Since the scholarship’s inception in 1999, Hayes has produced a winner almost every year. However, there was something particularly striking and compelling about Kenneth’s story that moved the Times scholarship committee. Last year, after a long battle with cancer, Kenneth’s mother passed away. They had an incredibly close relationship. Her loss was devastating, but Kenneth was in many ways stoic and did not seek sympathy or condolences. He was in school the morning of her wake so he could take his religion examination: he earned the highest score on that exam and then went to the wake and attended to all of the friends, family and faculty that attended. A few days later, at the annual Dr. King Speech Night, he gave a heart wrenching speech about his unwavering love for her and his desire to be successful so as to uphold all of the values she instilled within him. He had learned from watching his mother that he needed to be strong and successful because if she could handle the pains of chemotherapy with such dignity then he too could handle anything life threw at him. Kenneth’s four years have been nothing short of remarkable. As only a sophomore, he was inducted into Hayes’ chapter of the National Honor Society. In his senior year, he was selected unanimously to become the Society’s president. As president, he has organized countless school and community service activities such as the Christmas Toy Drive, the November coat collection for the Salvation Army, and an event to aid
the elderly at the Mary Manning Walsh Center in the Upper East Side. All the while, he has maintained a straight A average and is well on his way to becoming this year’s valedictorian. In December of last year, he received early admission and a full ride to Columbia University where he plans on majoring in English. The New York Times Scholarship is just another accomplishment in the exemplary academic career of this brilliant Hayesman. As one of the winners Kenneth will receive a four-year scholarship of $7,500 annually which will go toward any additional expenses while he attends Columbia University. In addition he will also receive a summer internship at The New York Times, educational and job counseling, mentoring, cultural experiences, and a laptop computer.
Kenneth Hiehs, 2nd from left, joins other Hayesmen to speak about their Hayes experience.
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The 650 Fund T
he 650 FUND is The Annual Appeal for Cardinal Hayes High School and will serve as the primary annual fundraising source for the Cardinal and Gold Fund. The 650 FUND will accept contributions each Fiscal Year from September 1st through August 31st. The purpose of The 650 FUND is designed to raise ‘unrestricted” monies for tuition and operational assistance, athletic and extra-curricular activities, faculty and staff enhancements, educational and religious programs, and meeting the Mission and Philosophy of Cardinal Hayes… This year, The 650 Fund is designed to raise as much as $800,000 in funds for 2011. To date we have already received over $600,000. The 650 FUND’s success will help Cardinal Hayes and the Cardinal and Gold Fund look to bigger and better things and assist with the current transition. The 650 FUND provides a steady flow of annual income over and above the funds received from tuition. The 650 Fund has become the cornerstone and key to success for all fundraising at Cardinal Hayes. The 650 Fund provides incentives and the means for parents, alumni and friends to contribute private, tax deductible gifts that will directly benefit Cardinal Hayes. Contributions to The Cardinal and Gold Fund directly enhance the Catholic Education and the experience of our young Hayesmen.
THE PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL The President’s Council is Cardinal Hayes’ premier giving society. All donors who contribute an annual gift of $1,000 or more will be recognized for their generosity and commitment to the school. Each year, all President’s Council members will be invited to a special day at Hayes where they will have a chance to see our progress and hear first-hand news from the leaders of the Cardinal and Gold Fund and Cardinal Hayes Please note that contributions of any size are graciously accepted. The number of individuals who participate is a significant factor in attracting talented students and faculty, and influencing corporate and foundation grant support. Our success in gaining recognition as THE leader in Catholic High School education consistently will be made possible by the generous support of foundations, corporations, and most importantly, our community of alumni, parents and friends. In essence, any gift increases the perception and value of the Cardinal Hayes experience.
GIVING SOCIETY Hayes Supporter
$1 to $99
Century Club
$100 to $249
Gold Club
$250 to $499
Cardinal’s Club
$500 to $999
PRESIDENT’S COUNCIL 650 Member
$1,000 to $1,499
Founder’s Member
$1,500 to $2,499
Executive Member
$2,500 to $4,999
President’s Advisor
$5,000 to $9,999
Cardinal & Gold
$10,000 to $24,999
Chairman’s Circle
$25,000 and above
*Please note: Alums from the classes of 2000 through 2010 who make a gift of $500 or more will become Junior members of the President’s Council.
PLEASE FEEL FREE TO USE THE PLEDGE CARD BELOW. RETURN TO CARDINAL HAYES BEFORE AUG 31, 2011
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(Please make checks payable to the Cardinal & Gold Fund)
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Note: Gifts of $1000 and above will gain entry to the President’s Council.
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The 650 Fund THE 650 FUND – TWO GOALS FOR 2011 PARTICIPATION IS KING!!!
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his year, The 650 Fund is hoping to raise as much as $850,000 in funds and reach a participation level from our Alumni of 20%.
Please keep in mind… whether you can help by giving $10.00 or $10,000 annually, all gifts are greatly appreciated and needed.
We currently receive support from our alumni of just under 10%; this represents 1,700 donors from over 18,000 know alumni. We can do better; we need to do better.
We can reach 20%... but we need your help.
HAYESMEN JOIN IN ESTABLISHING FUTURE OF HAYES Bishop Brucato ’61, Calebrese ’50, Driscoll ’53 and Martinez ’71 Lead the Way
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ince the new fiscal year started in September of 2010, giving to Cardinal Hayes through the 650 Fund has taken huge strides. Bishop Robert Brucato, ’61, established the Bishop Brucato Endowed Scholarship for tuition assistance to Hayes students. His initial gift may be added to in years to come and will be a testament to the thoughtfulness that established the gift. In December, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Calabrese ’50 made a generous six figure gift in support of the Hayes Baseball program and the general scholarship fund. Their gift will help supply new baseball uniforms and purchase new equipment and training gear; additional
funds were set aside for tuition assistance for baseball players. Additionally, $50,000 of their contribution was set aside to assist any Hayes student with a serious financial need. By way of an estate Gift, Lt. Col. Louis Martinez ’71, (passed in 2010) a career soldier, left Hayes well over $200,000 from his estate. Year’s earlier, Mr. Martinez established in his will a portion of his estate to go directly to Cardinal Hayes High School. With the assistance of his sister, Margarita Virgilio, Cardinal Hayes will use a portion of his funding to help students with financial needs over the next few years as well as establishing an endowment gift…. The Martinez Endowed Scholarship.
At the request of Mrs. Marion Driscoll, Barrie’s wife, Cardinal Hayes High School is also establishing the Barrie Driscoll Annual scholarship which, within three years, will fund 3 students at Hayes. The giving exemplified by the above individuals along with all those who have made other substantial contributions to Hayes over the years, combined with EVERY participant in The 650 Fund is what is keeping Hayes alive and well. Thank you.
HAYESMEN HIGHLIGHT
A Private Man – Lt. Col. Louis M, Martinez, ’71
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fter graduating Hayes with honors, Lt. Col. Louis Martinez, ’71, went on to Fordham University and graduated Magna Cum Laud. Although known as a relatively private man, he was quite accomplished. Louis never married and made the US Army his life. Having lived in Georgia for most of his adult life he was an avid runner and competed in over 10 Marathons. He served his country well as a sharp shooter and battalion leader. Louis was also a published writer, having written “Fort McPherson -
The First 100 Year 1885-1985”. For whatever reasons, Louis was relatively out of Hayes’s eyes for years, however, Hayes was always in his sights and was apparently a notable foundation for his success. Upon his passing, Cardinal Hayes was informed by his sister, Margarita Virgilio that Louis had left a sizable gift to Cardinal Hayes. That gift will live forever at Hayes as The Louis Martinez Endowed Scholarship.
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Cardinal Hayes High School and The Cardinal & Gold Fund, Inc.
A very special Thank You is extended to all of our donors. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Where boys arrive and men depart.
Donor Honor Roll “OUR FUTURE YOUR HANDS CAMPAIGN” Acknowledging Our Friends
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lthough the Capital Campaign for Cardinal Hayes High School, “Our Future Your Hands Campaign,” was completed in 2008, many alums and friends continue to make payment on their pledges. These payments are graciously appreciated and are important to the stability of The Cardinal and Gold Endowment. In a sign of appreciation to those men, women, companies and foundations who pledged to the campaign, we have listed their names below. If your name was omitted or misspelled, please contact our Development Office at your convenience.
Once again, Thank you!
ALUMNI DONORS Mr. Joseph Abys ’71 Rev. Richard T. Adams ’57 Mr. Hector Agostini ’66 Mr. Louis J. Aiello ’57 Mr. Anthony C. Alaimo ’61 Mr. John M. Alamo ’56 Mr. Carl Algozzini ’66 Mr. Anthony Alguero ’75 Mr. David Almeida ’69 Mr. Donald V. Almeida ’69 Mr. Frank J. Altieri ’47 Mr. Joseph Alusick ’68 Honorable Efrain Alvarado ’69 Mr. Manuel J. Alvarez ’75 Mr. Joseph C. Ametrano ’57 Mr. Thomas J. Amodio ’67 Mr. Douglas Andrew, Jr. ’72 COL Michael R. Andriani, KCHS ’70 Mr. Robert N. Andriani ’72 Mr. Walter J. Andryca ’68 Mr. Frank J. Angiulo ’45 Mr. Christopher J. Angrisani ’74 Mr. Joseph L. Antonelli, LCSW ’53
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Mr. Eugene A. Apicella ’69 Mr. Anthony O. Arcuni ’56 Mr. James E. Arles ’50 Mr. John E. Armstrong ’66 Mr. James Arnaiz ’70 Mr. William O. Artiga ’93 Mr. Warren W. Askland ’54 Mr. Carmelo R. Ayala ’49 Mr. John D. Babyak ’64 Dr. Arthur Badillo ’75 Mr. Richard Badillo ’77 Mr. Thomas J. Baldwin ’74 Mr. James A. Balzaretti, ABT ’51 Mr. Raymond K. Banta ’46 Mr. Edward J. Baranowski ’66 Mr. Joseph Barbieri ’76 Mr. George Barile ’66 Mr. Philip Barone ’70 Mr. Julio Barreto, Jr. ’75 Mr. Leo E. Barron ’50 Mr. Thomas J. Barry ’56 Mr. Robert J. Bartolomo ’53 Dr. Daniel A. Bassano, PhD ’59
Mr. Theodore C. Bates ’50 Mr. John M. Battiato ’69 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Beaney ’43 Mr. Darnley E. Beckles ’64 Mr. Howard C. Bedford ’47 Mr. Anthony Befi ’73 Mr. Kenneth J. Beichert ’73 Mr. James J. Beirne ’63 Mr. Leopoldo Benavides ’00 Mr. William P. Benjamin ’53 Mr. John A. Bergamini ’55 Mr. R. Joseph Berger ’49 Mr. Thomas P. Berlinger ’69 Mr. Thomas J. Bess ’54 Mr. Roy Bess ’86 Mr. James A. Betz ’47 Dr. Frank J. Bia ’63 Mr. John Bibbo ’68 Mr. Burton P. Binn ’61 Rev. Bonaventure B. Bionda, OFM ’46 Mr. Clarence J. Bladel ’45 Mr. Kenneth L. Blanz ’56
Mr. John B. Blenninger ’55 Mr. Joseph E. Bliss ’49 Dr. and Mrs. William A. Bocchino, PhD ’44 Mr. Joseph A. Bocchino ’51 Mr. Stephen W. Bodnovich ’55 Mr. Richard Boggiano ’61 Mr. Kevin G. Boll ’62 Mr. Michael Boraczek, EdD ’63 Mr. Anthony P. Bottan ’68 Mr. Francis J. Boucher ’50 Mr. Frank P. Boughner ’90 Mr. John D. Boughner ’92 Mr. James A. Bourne ’62 Mr. John A. Bowler ’43 Mr. William F. Bowler ’47 Mr. Michael A. Boyd ’59 Mr. Alvin Brand ’64 Mr. Noel C. Brandon ’77 Mr. Anthony Breidenbach ’79 Mr. Hubert S. Brennan ’48 Mr. George H. Brins ’54 Mr. Robert J. Brown ’57
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Mr. Peter A. Browne ’59 Bishop Robert A. Brucato ’49 Mr. Carl R. Bruckmann ’47 Mr. Edward Brue ’59 Mr. John V. Brull ’56 Mr. Peter Brunelli ’69 Mr. John Brunke ’77 Mr. Michael F. Buckley ’47 Mr. Robert Buckley ’66 Mr. John P. Buckley ’69 Mr. James Buckley ’72 Mr. Serge B. Budzyn, PE ’69 Mr. William T. Buonaccorsi ’56 Mr. Paul P. Buonaccorsi ’60 Mr. Joseph A. Buonagurio ’47 Dr. John Buoni ’55 Mr. Patrick M. Burgoyne ’51 Mr. John P. Burke ’53 Mr. John J. Burke ’53 Mr. Robert F. Burke ’53 Mr. Michael Burke ’53 Mr. William J. Burnham ’56 Mr. Robert F. Burns ’50 Mr. Robert W. Burns ’69 Mr. Vincent A. Burolla ’61 Mr. John J. Butler ’49 Reverend Francis E. Butler, SSJ ’56 Mr. Daniel P. Butler ’57 Mr. Anthony J. Buzzi ’80 Mr. Richard J. Byman ’52 Mr. Thomas J. Byrne ’48 Rev. Raymond J. Byrne ’49 Mr. Gerard M. Byrne ’53 Rev. Peter J. Byrne ’69 Mr. Timothy Byrne ’77 Mr. Andrew J. Caamano ’55 Mr. Daniel T. Caffrey ’55 Mr. James W. Cahill ’55 Mr. Patrick Cahill ’59 Mr. Joe Calderone ’68 Mr. Robert H. Caldwell ’59 Mr. Michael J. Callahan ’53 Mr. William F. Callanan ’52 Mr. Richard Callanan ’58 Mr. Rocco E. Campanelli ’47 Mr. James J. Campbell ’71 Mr. Joseph C. Campisi ’64 Mr. William J. Canavan ’65 Mr. Jose M. Candelier ’93 Mr. Alfred J. Canecchia ’62 Mr. Augustine A. Capasso ’56 Mr. Aristide M. Capellini ’64 Mr. Roger V. Cappucci ’53 Mr. Hector P. Cardona ’78 Mr. Raymond Carew ’57 Mr. Gustav A. Carle ’64 Mr. Francis Carling, Esquire ’63 Mr. Patrick Carlucci ’69 Mr. Jose A. Carrasquillo ’66 Mr. George J. Carroll ’43 Mr. George J. Carros ’50 Mr. Nuncio A. Carrozzo ’44 Mr. Robert J. Carson ’44 Mr. Jonathan Cartagena ’00 Mr. William Carter, Jr. ’75 Mr. Gerard J. Carty, PE ’49 Mr. John J. Casey ’50 Mr. Frederick B. Casey ’56 Mr. Edward C. Casey ’73 Mr. Kenneth Casey ’73 Mr. Athan F. Castiglia ’60 Mr. Marcos R. Castro ’80 Mr. Ronald Catanese ’64
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Mr. Walter F. Causey ’47 Mr. Daniel M. Cawley ’47 Mr. A. William Ceglia ’55 Mr. Robert J. Cembrola, PhD ’67 Mr. Dante J. Cenci ’53 Maj. Johnny F. Charles, USMC(Ret.) ’72 Mr. Robert J. Charlesworth ’55 Mr. Joseph F. Chatrnuch ’63 Mr. Zenon B. Chernyk ’65 Mr. Kenroy C. Cherrington ’06 Mr. George G. Chillemi ’50 Mr. Donald A. Chiulli ’56 Mr. Richard S. Chiulli ’58 Mr. Domenick Ciaccia ’76 Mr. Robert C. Ciero ’59 Mr. Louis Ciffone ’66 Mr. John P. Cifu ’69 Mr. John A. Cioffi ’63 Mr. Robert J. Cisneros ’50 Mr. John T. Clark ’62 Mr. James F. Clarke ’59 Mr. Daniel E. Cleary ’56 Mr. Richard Close ’52 Mr. Victor J. Colaio ’53 Mr. William R. Colbert, CPA ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Coleman ’51 Mr. John A. Collier ’50 Mr. Denis J. Collins ’50 Mr. John V. Collins ’55 Honorable John P. Collins ’56 Mr. Joseph R. Collins ’63 Mr. Anthony J. Colon ’72 Mr. Rodrigo A. Colon ’80 Mr. J. Martin Comey CPA ’51 Mr. Joseph T. Concannon ’56 Mr. Jack Conceicao ’73 Mr. Juan A. Concepcion, Esquire ’92 Mr. Nelson Conde ’73 Mr. Edward V. Condon ’48 Mr. William Condon ’73 Mr. Edward T. Conlon ’49 Mr. Michael J. Connelly ’63 Mr. John F. Connolly ’45 Mr. Charles P. Connolly ’54 Mr. Patrick J. Connolly ’57 Mr. James P. Connors ’70 Mr. Dennis J. Conroy ’62 Mr. Robert J. Conroy ’64 Mr. Silverio Conte ’73 Mr. Ernest E. Coqueran ’57 Mr. Ramon E. Cordies ’65 Mr. Lawrence X. Corley ’51 Mr. John P. Corley ’68 Mr. Denis Corr ’54 Mr. Arthur F. Corvo ’72 Reverend William B. Cosgrove ’66 VADM John D. Costello USCG (Ret) ’48 Mr. John F. Costello ’62 Mr. Thomas J. Cotter ’56 Mr. John F. Coughlan ’45 Mr. Peter J. Coyle ’58 Deacon John J. Crapanzano ’63 Mr. William M. Creighton ’57 Mr. James J. Creighton ’63 Mr. Philip J. Crepeau ’63 Dr. Michael F. Cristoforo ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene K. Cronin ’63 Mr. John R. Crotty ’80 Mr. Patrick J. Crowley ’56 Rev. John J. Cryan ’63 Mr. John P. Cullen ’51
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Mr. Thomas Cullen ’52 Mr. John J. Cullen ’61 Mr. Thomas G. Cullen, PhD ’69 Mr. Thomas A. Cummings ’52 Mr. John Cunnane ’73 Mr. Thomas M. Cunniffe ’54 Mr. Richard J. Cunningham ’50 Mr. Louis M. Curcio ’62 Dr. Patrick J. Curran ’49 Dr. Terence P. Curran, PhD ’51 Mr. Robert P. Curran ’54 Rev. Richard S. Czajkowski ’52 Mr. Dennis J. Dale ’61 Mr. John P. Dalton ’69 Mr. Michael J. Daly ’66 Mr. Anthony M. Danella ’53 Mr. Louis A. D’Angelo, III ’67 Mr. Thomas Darcy ’73 Mr. Emmanuel Darmanin ’63 Mr. Basil A. D’Armiento ’54 Mr. James J. DaRold ’49 Mr. George C. Davey ’55 Mr. Arthur J. Davie ’58 Mr. Albert W. Davis ’57 Mr. and Mrs. George E. Day, Jr. ’57 Mr. Benedict De Bellis ’66 Mr. Joseph F. De Bernardis ’50 Mr. Louis J. De Luca ’64 Dr. Frank J. De Mento, MD ’56 Mr. Anthony C. De Salva ’47 Mr. and Mrs. Renato L. De Vincenzi ’59 Mr. Frank DeBellis ’75 Mr. Larry D. Deberry ’00 Mr. Rasheed H. Defense ’94 Mr. Anthony L. DeFina ’60 Mr. Italo P. Degrandi ’56 Mr. John V. DeJesus ’94 Mr. Arthur L. Del Negro, Jr. ’54 Mr. Don DeLillo ’54 Mr. Michael G. Dellecese ’65 Dr. Clement J. DeMasi, MD ’53 Mr. Robert P. DeMatas, USA(Ret.) ’63 Mr. Francis J. Demers ’49 Mr. John W. Dempsey ’46 Mr. Patrick J. Desmond ’47 Mr. Jose A. Despian, Esq. ’95 Mr. Anthony J. D’Esposito ’50 Mr. Donald J. Devaney ’52 Mr. Hubert J. Devaney ’53 Dr. Thomas E. Devine, PhD ’55 Mr. William A. Devitt ’44 Mr. Daniel J. Devlin ’54 Mr. James G. Devlin ’57 Mr. George S. Di Leo ’50 Mr. George E. Di Russo ’54 Dr. Arthur F. Di Salvo ’49 Mr. Anthony DiBartolo ’65 Mr. Bart F. Dichiaro ’68 Mr. Julius C. DiFiore ’77 Mr. James J. Dillon ’50 Mr. James T. Dilts ’63 Mr. Jeremiah B. Dineen ’54 Mr. Timothy P. Dineen ’54 Mr. Anthony P. DiPerna, PhD ’48 Mr. Philip Doesschate ’68 Mr. Thomas Doherty ’57 Mr. James J. Dolan ’51 Mr. Frank E. Domitrovits ’60 Dr. Henry J. Donaghy, PhD ’47 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel & Sheila Donnelly ’51
Mr. David J. D’Onofrio ’59 Mr. Eamon Donohoe ’82 Mr. Michael S. Donohue ’51 Mr. John F. Donohue ’52 Mr. Kevin P. Donohue ’60 Mr. Thomas Donohue ’62 Mr. Patrick F. Donohue ’65 Mr. Anthony J. Dorangrichia ’68 Mr. Frank B. Dori ’47 Mr. Patrick F. Dorney ’56 Mr. William G. Dorr ’44 Mr. Kenneth J. Dougherty ’73 Mr. Francis M. Downing ’69 Monsignor James F. Doyle ’51 Mr. Robert Doyle ’79 Mr. George H. Duarte ’48 Mr. James Ducey ’47 Mr. Gerald A. Ducey ’62 Mr. James J. Duffy ’47 Mr. John G. Duffy ’67 Mr. Brendan Duffy ’73 Mr. Timothy F. Duggan ’47 Mr. Richard J. Duggan ’76 Mr. Lawrence Duignan ’72 Mr. Walter J. Duke ’49 Mr. Jack Dully ’64 Mr. Thomas E. Dunlavey ’43 Mr. Kevin Dunn ’72 Mr. John F. Dunne ’47 Mr. Henry P. Durkin ’58 Mr. Joseph P. Durning, PE ’76 Rev. John F. Dwyer ’47 Mr. Joseph Eaione ’67 Mr. Gerard J. Eberhard ’59 Mr. Walter D. Egan ’53 Mr. Michael D. Egan ’56 Mr. John T. Elser ’47 Mr. James T. Emerson ’57 Dr. Gerard M. Engeholm, PhD ’62 Mr. Gebhard G. Erler ’60 Mr. Richard T. Erler ’62 Mr. Omar Esposito ’00 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Evans, Jr. ’60 Mr. James F. Everett ’47 Mr. John L. Evers ’51 Mr. Michael A. Fabrizi ’53 Mr. Gilles Fagnon ’47 Mr. Robert J. Falaguerra ’64 Mr. Nicholas J. Falco ’47 Mr. John F. Fallon ’57 Mr. Thomas J. Fallon ’64 Mr. William M. Fanning ’49 Mr. Steven Farella ’73 Mr. Owen J. Farmer ’53 Mr. James W. Farmer ’58 CAPT William G. Farrell, CEC, USNR (Ret.) ’47 Mr. William R. Farrell ’62 Mr. John V. Favorita ’53 Mr. John T. Fay ’65 Mr. Patrick Federer ’47 Mr. William J. Fehrman ’60 Mr. James E. Feldeine ’06 Mr. Frederick P. Felini ’60 Lt. Col. Patrick J. Fennell, USMC(Ret.) ’49 Mr. James F. Fenton ’61 Mr. William R. Ferara ’56 Mr. William T. Ferrante ’57 Mr. James M. Ferrarie ’78 Mr. John J. Ferraro ’48 Mr. Joseph P. Ferrick ’53 Monsignor John T. Ferry ’69
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Donor Honor Roll (Alumni Donors Continued) Mr. Luis E. Figueroa, Jr. ’75 Mr. Kevin Figueroa ’84 Mr. Enzo J. Filippi ’52 Mr. Robert J. Finn ’58 Mr. Michael B. Finnegan ’49 Mr. Gerald J. Finnegan ’59 Mr. John J. Fischer ’45 Mr. Anthony P. Fisher ’47 Mr. Michael P. Fitzgerald ’44 Mr. Joseph M. Fitzgerald ’48 Mr.& Mrs. Edward B. Fitzpatrick, Jr. ’50 Mr. Michael T. Fitzsimmons ’64 Mr. Robert C. Fitzsimons ’56 Mr. Peter J. Flaherty ’56 Mr. Robert M. Flanagan ’46 Mr. Aedan A. Flanagan ’51 Mr. Berkeley R. Fleming ’56 Mr. Joseph B. Flick ’76 Mr. Cormack P. Flynn ’55 Mr. James J. Foley ’64 Mr. John Foley ’66 Mr. John Fontana ’76 Mr. Thomas R. Foppiani ’44 Mr. Michael Forner ’71 Mr. David A. Forte ’77 Mr. Arthur Fortini ’79 Mr. Walter Fowler ’73 Mr. Tavell Fox ’06 Mr. Stephen K. Fraher ’70 Mr. Bernard P. Franco ’57 Mr. Richard A. Franco, Sr. ’59 Mr. William J. Frank ’77 Mr. Henry J. Franks ’47 Mr. Frank F. Frascone ’58 Mr. Thomas M. Frayne ’68 Mr. John J. Frayne ’76 Mr. John M. Freeley ’50 Mr. Frank J. Frey ’45 Mr. James L. Frey ’78 Mr. Miguel Fuentes ’69 Dr. Joseph J. Fusco ’45 Mr. Peter Fuster ’75 Mr. Nicholas L. Gaetani ’53 Mr. Francis P. Gagliano ’47 Col. Charles J. Gagliano, USAF(Ret.) ’49 Mr. Vincent T. Gaglione ’63 Mr.& Mrs. Peter H. Gagne ’61 Mr. Salvatore Galasso ’55 Dr. Charles J. Galiardi ’47 Mr. Joseph R. Gallagher ’49 To the Family of Mr. James J. Gallagher ’56 Mr. Charles F. Gallagher ’56 Mr. Thomas J. Galvin ’56 Mr. Paul W. Galvin ’67 Mr. Timothy Galvin ’74 Mr. Peter G. Gannon ’54 Mr. Charles H. Gargiulo ’55 Mr. Robert M. Garvey ’65 Mr. Michael A. Gatto ’73 Mr. Louis J. Gaudio ’48 Mr. James J. Georgoudes ’49 Mr. Peter J. Ghiloni ’68 Mr. Joseph J. Giancola ’54 Mr. Thomas J. Gibbons ’48 Mr. Patrick D. Giblin ’50
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Mr. George J. Giersch, USN(Ret.) ’55 Mr. Francis E. Gildea ’63 Mr. Thomas V. Gilhooley ’52 Mr. Dennis M. Gilhooly ’69 Mr. Edward Gilmartin ’68 Mr. George M. Gilmore ’49 Mr. Stephen J. Giorgio ’69 Dr. Rosario J. Girasa,Esq. ’55 Dr. Dante L. Gismondi MD ’53 Mr. Ernest Gisolfi ’58 Mr. Kenneth M. Giunta ’52 Mr. John J. Gleeson ’57 Mr. Kenneth G. Glogovsky ’73 Mr. John J. Gokelman, USAF (Ret.) ’55 Captain John R. Gonzales ’50 Mr. Joseph A. Gonzales Sr. ’76 Mr. Efren W. Gonzalez ’47 Mr. Gilbert A. Gonzalez ’49 Mr. David L. Gonzalez ’75 Mr. William D. Good ’51 Mr. John F. Good ’54 Reverend Peter F. Gorges ’53 Mr. Thomas J. Gorman ’47 Mr. Kenneth J. Gorman ’50 Mr. Walter P. Gorzegno, PE ’43 Mr. James P. Gough ’50 Mr. Brian Graham ’79 Mr. Thomas J. Grant ’49 Mr. Patrick J. Grant ’53 Mr. Donald R. Gray ’54 Mr. Monte Gray ’60 Brig. Gen. Samuel J. Greene, USAF(Ret.) ’53 Mr. David V. Grey ’44 Mr. Eugene J. Griffin ’46 Mr. Thomas J. Griffiths, EdD ’67 Mr. George S. Grochowski ’58 Mr. John J. Grosso ’65 Mr. James Guerci ’73 Mr. John P. Guiney ’60 Dr. Stephen V. Gullo ’63 Mr. William H. Gurnee Jr. ’47 Mr. John A. Habel ’47 Mr. Daniel J. Haggerty ’44 Mr. Edward P. Haggerty ’46 Mr. Richard J. Haggerty ’50 Mr. Carl J. Hamilton ’55 Mr. Charles D. Hanley ’47 Mr. Patrick F. Hanley ’60 Mr. Owen G. Hanlon ’58 Mr. Robert Hanna ’72 Mr. John R. Hannigan ’60 Mr. James R. Harding ’74 Mr. John J. Hardy ’51 Mr. Edward J. Harnby ’49 Mr. Brian M. Harney ’61 Mr. Hugh P. Harold ’76 Mr. James F. Harrington ’62 Mr. Eugene W. Harris ’69 Mr. Thomas F. Harten ’69 Mr. Joseph M. Hassett ’45 Mr. John J. Haugh ’45 Mr. Philip Hausburg ’57 Mr. Orenthal V. Hawkins ’85 Mr. John J. Healy ’45 Mr. Daniel J. Healy ’49 Mr. Denis J. Healy ’50
Mr. Denis P. Healy ’66 Mr. Andrew P. Heaton ’63 Mr. A. L. Heck ’50 Mr. George J. Hein ’56 Mr. John J. Henchy ’46 Mr. William G. Hennigan ’49 Mr. Montague T. Henry ’51 Mr. John P. Henry ’52 Mr. Ronald A. Henry, Sr. ’54 Mr. Thomas M. Henry ’56 Mr. Ernest J. Herold ’47 Mr. Edward J. Herold ’48 Mr. Michael D. Herrera ’88 Mr. Robert A. Hersam ’52 Mr. Edward B. Hick ’51 Mr. Edward W. Hickey, PhD ’67 Mr. John T. Hiddleson ’50 Dr. Cornelius J. Higgins ’58 Mr. William A. Higgins ’63 Mr. Alfred S. Hinkle ’51 Mr. Gerald P. Hobbins ’50 Mr. Charles J. Hoffarth ’73 Mr. John J. Hoffee ’60 Mr. Christian M. Hoffman ’62 Mr. George T. Holloway ’56 Dr. Charles A. Holt ’44 Mr. Richard J. Holt ’58 Mr. Robert M. Homko ’49 Mr. Joseph H. Hoosac ’63 Mr. Joseph P. Houlihan ’55 Mr. Roy T. Howe ’61 Mr. Thomas Hughes ’65 Mr. John J. Hunt ’47 Mr. Joseph Hurley ’46 Mr. Robert J. Hussey ’52 Mr. John V. Huvane ’53 Mr. Francis C. Hynds ’50 Mr. James P. Hynes ’65 Mr. Ralph J. Ianuzzi Sr. ’48 Mr. Paul Italia ’60 Mr. Henry Jablecki ’65 Mr. Joseph A. Jaick ’52 Mr. Ernest W. James ’49 Mr. Rudolph J. Janec ’56 Mr. George S. Januzzi ’62 Mr. Christopher Jimenez ’81 Col. Michael M. Johnson, USAF(Ret.) ’59 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Johnson ’76 Mr. Edwin J. Johnston, Jr. ’55 Mr. Michael A. Johnston ’65 Mr. Akim W. Jones ’96 Mr. William J. Jordan ’62 Mr. George E. Joseph ’53 Mr. Thomas J. Joyce ’54 Mr. Edward Kaminski ’72 Mr. Rudolf W. Kamuf ’59 Mr. Robert P. Kantor ’68 Mr. James J. Keane, Jr. ’51 Mr. Richard F. Keary ’56 Mr. Raymond J. Keating ’55 Mr. James J. Keating ’57 Mr. William J. Keating ’57 Mr. Thomas F. Keaveney ’56 Mr. Raymond J. Keegan, Esquire ’54 Mr. Frederick Keller ’59 Dr. John W. Kelly ’46
Mr. Bernard F. Kelly ’48 Mr. Henry D. Kelly ’48 Mr. Patrick J. Kelly ’50 Mr. Edward Kelly ’51 Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly ’51 Mr. Martin J. Kelly ’52 Hon. Robert D. Kelly ’54 Mr. Michael J. Kelly, PhD ’59 Mr. Jude T. Keneally ’66 Mr. Thomas J. Kenneally ’62 Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy ’46 Mr. Daniel P. Kenny ’54 Mr. Roger M. Kenny ’55 Mr. Thomas J. Kenny ’56 Mr. Eugene J. Kerns, Jr. ’47 Mr. James P. Kiernan ’55 Mr. John J. Kiggins ’50 Mr. James A. Kilcommons, III ’74 Mr. Robert T. King ’63 Mr. Daniel P. Kirby ’56 Mr. Vincent J. Kirk ’46 Mr. Edward P. Kisiday ’53 Mr. Karl J. Klein ’47 Mr. Michael F. Klein ’52 Mr. John S. Klumpp ’57 Mr. Kevin Koester ’75 Mr. Robert P. Konchalski ’48 Mr. William G. Kowgios ’64 Mr. Joseph J. Kroth ’57 Mr. Daniel J. Kryston ’59 Mr. James La Perche ’73 Mr. Paul La Rosa ’71 Mr. Joseph R. Lagana ’54 Mr. Robert A. Lage ’54 Mr. John J. Lally, PhD ’53 Mr. Michael P. Lambert ’53 Mr. Jerome W. Landi ’74 Mr. Edward J. Lang ’53 Mr. John S. Latin, DTM ’57 Deacon Vincent I. Laurato ’60 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lavin ’56 Mr. Michael E. Lavin ’67 Mr. William K. Law ’49 Mr. John R. Leahy ’53 Mr. Frank P. Leahy ’59 Mr. Joseph T. Leichter ’45 Mr. Jose A. Leites ’87 Mr. Terence M. Lenaghan ’60 Mr. Lawrence D. Lenihan ’47 Reverend John Lennon, PhD ’45 Mr. John E. Lennon ’54 LTG William J. Lennox, Jr. ’67 Mr. John Leonard ’77 Mr. Leury Leonardo ’05 Mr. Walter J. Lestrange ’74 Mr. J. James Lewis ’57 Mr. Joseph A. Licata ’61 Mr. Gerald T. Linehan ’66 Mr. Bartley F. Livolsi ’66 Mr. Anthony Llano ’93 Mr. John A. Lo Frumento ’62 Mr. Guillermo Lobo, Jr. ’82 Mr. Matthew LoCicero ’75 Mr. Joseph A. Lomascolo ’70 Dr. David Lopez ’58 Mr. Benjamin J. Lorenzi ’55 Mr. James C. Loughlin, PhD ’54 Dr. Gerald M. Loughlin ’65
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Mr. Edward E. Loughman ’59 Mr. John F. Loughran ’52 Mr. Michael C. Loughran ’55 Mr. Vincent J. Love ’59 Mr. Joseph H. Lucca ’47 Mr. Emil J. Lugo ’64 Mr. James P. Lydon ’48 Mr. Edwin F. Lyons ’52 Mr. John M. Macchia, CPA ’50 Mr. Donald MacDonald ’49 Mr. John P. Macejka ’52 Mr. Patrick J. Mackin ’50 Mr. Robert W. Maginnis ’63 Mr. Aldo A. Magnanini ’50 Mr. James P. Maguire ’52 Mr. James D. Maher ’44 Mr. James P. Mahon, CPA ’52 Mr. James F. Mahon ’66 Mr. Michael E. Mahoney ’67 Mr. Charles J. Maikish, Esquire ’64 Mr. John J. Mallanda ’63 Mr. Martin J. Malley ’53 Mr. Francis Maloney ’56 Mr. Jack J. Manno ’55 Mr. John Manton ’66 Mr. Peter M. Marano ’50 Mr. Thomas J. Marchi ’45 Msgr. Anthony D. Marchitelli ’68 Mr. James F. Marcogliese ’65 Mr. William F. Marengo ’72 Mr. Mark J. Maresco ’76 Mr. G. R. Marino ’45 Mr. William G. Marolda ’72 Mr. Thomas J. Maroselli ’53 Mr. Joseph M. Marro ’60 Col. Charles L. Martin, Jr. USAF(R) ’59 Mr. Marcelo Martin ’84 Mr. Anibal D. Martinez ’90 Mr. Jorge L. Martinez ’06 Mr. Matthew Martinez ’06 Mr. Mario G. Masciandaro ’47 Mr. Richard V. Masi ’56 Mr. Lawrence R. Mathis ’66 Mr. Manuel A. Matos ’85 Mr. James Maulucci ’61 Mr. Denis Maxson ’66 Mr. Maisel Mazier ’93 Mr. Enrico L. Mazza ’64 Mr. Ronald D. Mc Cray ’75 Mr. James T. McAlister ’54 Mr. James A. McCaffrey ’55 Dr. John McCann ’51 Mr. William F. McCarthy ’56 Mr. Donald P. McCarthy ’60 Mr. Donald McCarthy ’63 Mr. Eugene F. McCarthy ’72 Mr. Denis McCool ’77 Mr. Thomas McCormick ’48 Mr. Eugene McCormick ’72 Reverend Edward T. McCorry ’47 Mr. James J. McCorry ’62 Mr. Daniel W. McCusker ’69 Reverend John McDonagh ’57 Mr. Edward J. McDonald ’59 Mr. Owen O. McDonnell ’58 Mr. Robert M. McDonnell ’60 Mr. Evan T. McElroy ’70 Mr. Louis J. McElwain ’76 Mr. Leonard M. McEvoy ’48 Mr. Patrick McEvoy ’52 Mr. John J. McGarry ’62
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Mr. William C. McGarry ’69 CDR John J. McGarvey, USN (Ret.) ’49 Mr. Robert J. McGevna ’60 LTC John E. McGilchrist, USA(Ret.) ’60 Reverend Sylvester McGinn ’48 Mr. John J. McGowan ’46 Mr. Ronald McGowan ’55 Mr. Terry McGrath ’44 Mr. Robert T. McGrath ’50 Dr. Francis J. McGrath, PhD ’59 Mr. Kenneth R. McGrory ’70 Mr. John J. McGuckin ’48 Mr. John H. McGuiness ’48 Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGuinness ’54 Mr. John A. McGuire ’45 Mr. Dennis P. McGuire ’67 Mr. James P. McHugh ’68 Mr. John J. McInerney ’48 Mr. Robert J. McKenna ’55 Mr. Robert W. McKewen ’47 Mr. James P. McKinley ’72 Mr. Daniel McKinney ’65 Mr. Bill D. McKnight ’62 Mr. Stephen J. McLaughlin ’48 Mr. William M. McLaughlin ’54 Mr. Daniel J. McLoughlin ’45 Mr. Daniel F. McMahon ’46 Mr. Robert A. McMahon ’47 Mr. George A. McMahon ’57 Dr. Eugene P. McMahon ’68 Mr. John D. McMahon ’69 Mr. Dennis McManmon ’72 Mr. James J. McManus ’56 Mr. Kevin G. McMorrow ’69 Mr. James McNally ’55 Mr. Michael J. McNamara ’56 Mr. Ronald P. McPhee ’51 Mr. Eugene M. McQuade ’67 Mr. Dennis McTiernan ’60 Mr. Kevin Meagher ’47 Mr. Brian Meagher ’60 Mr. Pedro Medina ’81 Mr. William J. Meehan ’61 Mr. James F. Meenan ’49 Mr. Kevin P. Meenan ’73 Mr. Ignazio S. Megna ’47 Mr. Stephen E. Meier ’67 Mr. Edward Mejias ’74 Mr. Arthur J. Mella ’55 Mr. Erwin M. Mera ’00 Mr. Richard L. Mercado, RHU ’65 Mr. Julio F. Mercado ’67 Mr. Louis S. Mercedes, Esq. ’93 Mr. Richard C. Merkle, CPA ’52 Mr. Joseph Messa ’75 Mr. Peter Messina ’62 Mr. Joseph J. Metzler ’42 Col. Peter N. Micale, USAF(Ret.) ’48 Mr. Fred Michaels ’59 Mr. Bruno J. Michalewski ’63 CAPT Raymond C. Michelini, USN(Ret.) ’59 Mr. Gregory A. Middleton ’85 Mr. Arnold J. Miller ’58 Mr. Eugene J. Miller, Jr. ’59 Mr. Carl Miller ’88 Mr. Marco P. Minasso ’57 Mr. Michael J. Mirabile ’81 Mr. David A. Miranda ’81 Mr. Thomas J. Mitchell ’51
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Mr. Antonio Mojica ’98 Mr. Ralph L. Mola ’69 Mr. Philip J. Mondello ’65 Mr. Louis A. Montes ’45 Mr. Paul J. Mooney ’53 Mr. Thomas J. Moore, Ph.D. ’57 Mr. John J. Moore ’57 Mr. Kevin M. Moore ’61 Mr. Louis O. Mora ’49 Mr. Lewis A. Moran ’53 Mr. Thomas Moran ’74 Mr. Joseph Morda ’64 Mr. John P. Morgan ’65 Mr. Donald M. Morgenstern ’71 Mr. Cornelius Moriarty ’47 Mr. Michael Morrissey ’76 Mr. Anthony R. Moschetta Esq. ’75 Mr. Joseph M. Moylan ’51 Mr. James J. Mozzillo, MD ’66 Mr. Christopher J. Mulcahy, Sr. ’46 Mr. Gerardo J. Muro ’51 Mr. Brian P. Murphy ’44 Mr. Robert E. Murphy ’51 Mr. James J. Murphy ’51 Mr. Charles P. Murphy ’52 Mr.& Mrs. Eugene F. Murphy ’53 Mr. George W. Murphy ’53 Mr. Jeremiah T. Murphy ’62 Mr. Dennis J. Murphy ’67 Mr. Richard T. Murphy ’68 Mr. Michael Murphy ’75 Mr. James E. Murphy ’75 Mr. Joseph M. Murray ’44 Mr. John E. Murray ’48 Dr. Thomas J. Murray ’55 Mr. Neil Murray ’75 Mr. Thomas J. Murrin ’47 Mr. Thomas J. Murtha ’45 Dr. Gerard J. Musante ’60 Mr. Francis D. Myers ’52 Reverend Frank Naccarato ’69 Mr. Anthony Naclerio ’55 Mr. Richard J. Nagle ’59 Mr. John W. Nason ’48 Mr. John E. Naughton ’51 Mr. Victor M. Navarro ’65 Mr. George E. Neumann ’56 Mr. John E. Nevola ’61 Mr. Thomas J. Niblo ’46 Msgr. Walter J. Niebrzydowski ’51 Dr. Peter J. Nolan ’52 Mr. Peter J. Noonan ’49 Mr. James M. Noonan CLU, ChFC ’58 Mr. Mario A. Norelli ’52 Mr. Anthony Nowakowski ’74 Mr. William D. Nyland ’47 Mr. Joseph Oakes, PE ’52 Mr. John T. Oates ’54 Mr. Hugh O’Boyle ’59 Mr. David J. O’Brien ’42 Mr. Raymond O’Brien ’47 Mr. James J. O’Brien ’54 Mr. Thomas E. O’Brien ’55 Mr. Eugene O’Callaghan ’65 Mr. Dan O’Callahan ’46 Dr. James J. O’Connell ’48 Mr. John J. O’Connell ’59 Mr. Gerald J. O’Connell ’59 Mr. Bernard O’Connor ’44 Mr. James J. O’Connor ’48 Mr. John O’Connor ’50 Mr. Joseph P. O’Connor ’52
Mr. William B. O’Connor ’54 Mr. Gerald O’Connor ’55 Mr. Eugene E. O’Connor ’58 Mr. Brendan F. O’Connor ’60 Mr. Joseph T. O’Dea ’50 Mr. Thomas J. O’Donnell, Jr. ’58 Mr. & Mrs. Terrance S. O’Dwyer ’68 Mr. Thomas J. O’Halloran ’50 Mr. Kevin O’Hanlon ’73 Mr. Jeremiah K. O’Keefe ’56 Mr. Patrick J. O’Leary ’51 Mr. Cornelius J. O’Leary ’52 Mr. John J. O’Leary ’58 Mr. Jason G. Olivo ’91 Mr. William J. O’Malley ’55 Mr. John P. O’Meara ’58 Mr. John P. O’Neill ’50 Mr. William O’Neill ’52 Mr. Gerald J. O’Neill ’55 Mr. Peter N. Oreckinto ’70 Mr. Joseph P. O’Reilly ’71 Mr. Thomas J. O’Rourke ’49 Mr. Antonio N. Ortiz ’52 Mr. John R. O’Shea, PE ’48 Mr. John F. O’Sullivan ’57 Mr. Raymond J. O’Sullivan ’63 Mr. Richard P. Oths ’51 Mr. William J. Otto ’73 Mr. Armand R. Paccione ’61 Mr. Frank P. Pace ’69 Mr. Samuel Pagan ’77 Mr. Frank P. Palazzo ’58 Mr. Carmine J. Palermo ’49 Mr. Joseph P. Pandolfo ’47 Mr. Daniel J. Panessa ’49 Mr. Philip Pannell ’68 Capt. Dennis Panzer ’57 Mr. Joseph J. Pareti ’54 Mr. Richard J. Parkans ’57 Mr. Daniel P. Parker ’56 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Pauckert ’51 Mr. John J. Peluso ’49 Mr. Luis Pena ’67 Mr. John T. Pendergast ’52 Mr. John P. Peraza, PhD ’55 Mr. Francis J. Perdisatt ’67 Mr. Ben A. Perillo ’58 Mr. Richard Perna ’68 Mr. William A. Pertusi ’52 Mr. Ray Petit ’71 Mr. Matteo N. Petrera ’53 Mr. Richard T. Petri ’63 Mr. Rich Petriccione ’77 Mr. Emile R. Phelisse ’48 Mr. Regis F. Philbin ’49 Mr. Vincent M. Philip ’51 Lt. Col. Ernest F. Philipp, USAF(Ret.) ’57 Dr. and Mrs. Steven W. Piecuch ’70 Mr. Thomas D. Pierce ’59 Mr. Richard J. Pistone ’68 Mr. William A. Platt ’71 Mr. Paul J. Pless ’76 Mr. Robert J. Pless ’78 Mr. Conrad F. Pohlmann ’58 Mr. Thomas A. Polucci ’63 Mr. Julio E. Portilla ’94 Reverend Robert J. Post, PhD ’57 Mr. Joseph R. Potenza ’60 Mr. George Powell Jr. ’74 Mr. James J. Powers, Esquire ’54 Mr. Raymond J. Powers ’56
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Donor Honor Roll (Alumni Donors Continued) Mr. Raymond T. Powers ’65 Mr. Richard J. Preira ’73 Mr. John B. Prevedello ’58 Mr. Egidio M. Previtera ’55 Mr. James B. Prior ’59 Dr. John L. Prue ’66 Mr. Joseph J. Puglia ’63 Mr. Bruce P. Puleo ’65 Mr. Robert A. Purcigliotti ’55 Mr. Patrick J. Quigley ’53 Deacon Donald M. Quigley ’63 Mr. Thomas J. Quinn ’44 Mr. John P. Quinn ’51 Reverend John F. Quinn ’63 Mr. John W. Quinn ’65 Mr. Patrick Racioppo ’69 Mr. William E. Raftery ’49 Mr. John A. Rahilly ’60 Dr. Theodore J. Raia, MD ’51 Mr. Ernest A. Rall ’55 Mr. John D. Ranieri ’72 Mr. John Rapawy ’59 Mr. James J. Ray ’50 Mr. Salvatore M. Razza ’59 Dr. John Reehill ’59 Mr. John M. Regan ’47 Mr. Joseph A. Rego ’47 Mr. William V. Reichelt ’48 Mr. John K. Reid ’46 Mr. James J. Reilly ’46 Mr. John L. Reilly, USA(Ret.) ’49 Mr. Eugene F. Reilly ’53 Mr. Peter Reilly ’56 Mr. Joseph J. Reilly ’71 Mr. Manfred J. Rein ’57 Mr. Joseph A. Rella ’60 Mr. Joseph H. Resch ’48 Mr. & Mrs. Robert & Ellen L. Rettig ’51 Mr. Francis X. Reynolds ’44 Mr. Daniel J. Riordan ’53 Mr. Joseph F. Risoli, PE ’66 Mr. John B. Ritchie ’52 Msgr. Robert T. Ritchie ’63 Mr. Paul A. Rivera, PhD ’63 Dr. Carlos J. Rivera ’75 Mr. Ross E. Riviere, CPA ’80 Mr. Donald W. Roberts ’57 Mr. John W. Robinson ’53 Mr. Richard J. Rocco, Esq. ’54 Mr. Patrick J. Roche ’55 Mr. John M. Roche ’59 Dr. Joseph M. Rochford,M.D. ’61 Mr. George B. Rodenburg ’43 Mr. Hector Rodriguez ’74 Mr. Angelo M. Rollo ’69 Mr. Ronald J. Romagnoli ’50 Mr. John P. Rooney ’57 Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Rooney ’68 Mr. Robert Rosario ’69 Mr. Renzo P. Rosica ’52 Mr. Albert J. Rosner ’45 Mr. John Roth ’66 Mr. Michael R. Rotunno ’49 Mr. Antonio Ruiz ’79 Mr. Mario Runco ’70 Mr. Robert Ruotolo ’59 Mr. Ignatius P. Russo-Alesi ’57 Mr. Joseph Ruzzi ’75
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Mr. Cornelius T. Ryan ’49 Mr. Michael P. Ryan ’60 Mr. David P. Sacchetti ’73 Mr. Anthony J. Sacchitiello ’50 Mr. Bernard T. Salmon ’54 Mr. Albert L. Salvatico ’68 Mr. Daniel Sambrato ’78 Bro. Henry M. Sammon, FMS ’64 Mr. Salvatore J. Samperi ’58 Mr. Israel Sanchez ’72 Mr. Eddie Sanchez ’83 Mr. William Sanchez ’93 Mr. John Santamaria, PE ’79 Mr. Peter J. Santana ’69 Mr. Lou Santangelo ’77 Mr. Nicholas V. Santarsiero ’52 Mr. Joseph D. Santiago ’06 Mr. Julian F. Santos ’53 Mr. Frank Sardo ’63 Mr. Jorge A. Sastoque ’90 Mr. John C. Sauter ’47 Dr. Howard A. Scalone ’50 Mr. Rocco G. Scarcella ’63 Mr. Stephen Scarpati ’67 Mr. Steven Schindler ’72 Dr. Roger A. Schinella ’55 Mr. William E. Schlickenrieder ’51 Mr. Ferdinand R. Schmid ’52 Mr. Martin H. Schmidt, Jr. ’45 Mr. Robert W. Schneider ’47 Mr. Walter A. Schrepel ’71 Mr. Stephen J. Schum ’74 Mr. Martin Scorsese ’60 Mr. Hugh M. Scott ’45 Mr. Thomas F. Scott ’59 Mr. Anthony D. Scott, Sr. ’67 Reverend Robert Scully, SJ ’73 Dr. James V. Scutero ’56 Mr. Bohdan Sereda ’72 Mr. Hector F. Serrano Jr. ’72 Mr. Edward J. Shanahan ’61 Mr. J. Timothy Shea ’57 Mr. John J. Shea ’58 Mr. Joseph M. Sheehan ’48 Mr. Joseph P. Sheehan ’53 Msgr. Michael A. Shershanovich ’63 Mr. Leslie V. Sherwood ’59 Mr. John P. Shewchuk ’59 Mr. Roy D. Siano ’70 Mr. Joseph Sierra ’60 Dr. Charles R. Singler ’58 Mr. Michael G. Sirico ’72 Gen. Lawrence Skantze, USAF(Ret.) ’46 Mr. Michael J. Skelly, PhD ’59 Mr. Daniel A. Sloan ’59 Mr. Patrick J. Smith, CPCU ’51 Mr. John E. Smith ’54 Mr. James F. Smith ’56 Mr. John P. Smith ’62 Mr. Richard A. Smith ’63 Mr. Robert J. Smith ’63 Mr. Michael A. Smolak ’63 Mr. Arthur J. Sonnick, Jr. ’46 Mr. Raymond V. Sozzi, CPA ’61 Mr. Robert V. Spelleri ’51 Mr. Harold R. Spicer ’56 Mr. Joseph Spillane ’65 Mr. Anthony Spota ’52
Mr. Martin L. Spottl ’58 Mr. Walter P. Springer ’77 Mr. Walter J. Stack ’52 Mr. Donald J. Stack ’55 Mr. John J. Stangel ’53 Dr. and Mrs. Victor A. Stanionis ’56 Mr. John A. Stankiewicz ’48 Mr. Thomas J. Stapleton ’48 Mr. William J. Stetter ’46 Mr. Michael T. Steven ’56 Mr. William G. Storms ’49 Mr. Angelo M. Strazza, Jr. ’59 Mr. Michael E. Strutt ’62 Mr. Alvin J. Stubenvoll ’61 Mr. Pedro M. Suarez ’05 Mr. Robert J. Suco ’80 To the Family of Mr. Donald E. Sullivan ’47 Mr. John V. Sullivan ’49 Mr. Joseph P. Sullivan ’53 Mr. Gregory W. Sullivan ’53 Mr. Timothy P. Sullivan ’54 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Sullivan ’58 Mr. James F. Sullivan ’58 Mr. Eugene P. Sullivan ’59 Mr. David Supple ’58 Mr. Sebastian L. Suriani ’48 Mr. Walter M. Svec ’55 Mr. Donald J. Sweeney ’49 Mr. George F. Swiatek ’61 Mr. David Tambini ’72 Mr. Louis R. Terrero ’74 Mr. DeRoy C. Thomas ’43 Mr. Gerard J. Thomas ’48 Mr. Medard Thomas ’90 Mr. Matthew Thompson ’46 Mr. Gregory T. Thompson ’52 Mr. Eugene F. Tierney ’47 Mr. Edward P. Tierney ’59 Mr. Peter Timlin ’64 Mr. John F. Timoney ’67 Mr. Arthur Tisi ’79 Mr. Frank J. Tizzano ’69 Cmdr. James M. Tobin, USN (Ret.) ’52 Mr. Edward J. Tobin ’68 Mr. James E. Tolan ’52 Reverend James R. Tomonto ’50 Mr. John J. Toner ’52 Mr. Robert V. Toni ’58 Mr. Martin T. Toohey ’45 Dr. Francis P. Toolan ’48 Mr. Robert T. Torres ’79 Mr. Thomas E. Tracey, PE ’48 Mr. Patrick M. Tracey ’54 Lt. Gen. Bernard Trainor, USMC(Ret.) ’46 Mr. Joe Trapani ’62 Mr. William P. Treanor ’57 Mr. John R. Tringle ’53 Mr. Anthony J. Tripodo ’69 Mr. John Tritto ’69 Mr. Luis A. Trivino ’00 Mr. John S. Tuccitto ’50 Mr. John J. Turcik ’71 Mr. John P. Twohig ’63 Mr. Juan Ulloa ’88 Mr. Michael A. Uzzi ’74 Mr. Alphonse J. Valente ’46
Mr. Iram P. Valentin, Esquire ’94 Mr. Joseph E. Vallely, PE ’51 Mr. Alfred J. Vann ’47 Mr. Alexander J. Varas, PE ’66 Mr. Emil J. Varga ’55 Mr. Everett E. Vazquez ’56 Mr. Charles Vecchio ’64 Mr. Leonard Vecchio ’69 Mr. Ismael Velez, Jr. ’75 Monsignor Desmond J. Vella, JCD ’51 Mr. Joseph J. Vernum ’46 Mr. Marcel G. Verrando ’48 Mr. Michael J. Vetack ’61 Mr. Andrew M. Vignola, Sr. ’56 Mr. Thomas W. Vila ’47 Mr. Byron J. Villacreses ’84 Mr. Manuel A. Villafana ’58 Monsignor Guy S. Vinci ’49 Mr. Robert A. Viola ’62 Dr. Anthony R. Viola, MD ’68 Mr. Arthur J. Voute ’52 Mr. Francis B. Wagner ’47 Mr. Thomas J. Wagner ’56 Mr. Ronald P. Walker CPA ’64 Mr. Jeffrey C. Walker ’82 Mr. John F. Walsh ’49 Mr. James A. Walsh ’50 Mr. Henry J. Walsh ’51 Mr. John P. Walsh ’51 Mr. James J. Walsh ’55 Mr. Michael J. Walsh ’57 Mr. Patrick F. Walsh ’58 Mr. Gerard J. Walsh ’62 Mr. James P. Walsh ’63 Lt. Col. Edward J. Walsh, USAF(Ret.) ’69 Mr. Thomas E. Ward ’56 Mr. Thomas F. Waters ’48 Mr. Ricardo A. Watson ’99 Mr. James D. Weadock ’52 Mr. Joseph F. Weber ’42 Mr. William L. Weiss ’55 Mr. Robert V. West ’45 Mr. James R. West ’72 Mr. Thomas D. White ’48 Mr. William C. Whittington ’49 Mr. Richard J. Wholey ’52 Mr. Robert E. Williams, CLU ’52 Mr. Richard S. Winkelbauer ’56 Mr. Richard Witherspoon ’75 Mr. David C. Wixted ’52 Mr. Guy Woelk ’62 Mr. Charles V. Worth ’47 Mr. James W. Wray ’60 Mr. James D. Wynne ’50 Mr. Eugene P. Young ’46 Mr. Peter A. Young ’58 Mr. Stephen C. Young ’61 Mr. Christopher J. Young ’67 Mr. David Yurasits ’73 Mr. Joseph S. Zangrilli ’63 Mr. Frederick J. Zieger ’46 Mr. John J. Ziegler ’56 Mr. Garrett A. Zopf ’62 Mr. John B. Zurell ’59 Mr. William J. Zwick ’68
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Donor Honor Roll FRIENDS, CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS Ms. Noura Al-Salem Mr. Nasser Al-Salem ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ambrosino Apex Oil Co. Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Aronson Mrs. Rita Bachop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baratta Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Baratta Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Barron Mr. David M. Bender Boley B. Embrey Oil & Gas Mr. Charles A. Bonnett Bressler, Amery & Ross, P.C. Ms. Alberta H. Brown Ms. Joan Brunjes Mr. Robert B. Budelman III Mrs. Virginia Burke Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Byrd Byrd Operating Company Caccappolo Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Capozzi Ms. Mary J. Cargill Mr. and Mrs. Bernard T. Carr Mr. Christopher P. Chapman Church Of St. Stephen's Mrs. Julie Church Mr. John G. Coakley Mrs. Elizabeth Connolly Continental National Bank of Miami Mr. Curtis Crawford Credit Suisse (USA), Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Cristina Mrs. Barbara A. Daly Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Danis Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Davisson Mr. John R. Delfino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denicola Mr. Ronald M. Di Ienno Mr. Daniel J. Donahue Ms. Victoria E. Donald Mr. Lawrence D. Dorr Mr. Paul H. Due Dune Oil, Inc. Eaves Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ellison Mr. William C. Emmitt Jr. EMT & Associates, Inc. Mr. John Fontana, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry S. Gagliardi
Mr. Lazaro R. Galindo '59 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gentilello Mr. and Mrs. Martin A. Goldberg, DDS Mr. and Mrs. Miles Gordon The Granito Family Foundation Mr. Melvin Gray Mr. Patrick E. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Al Groh Mr. Arthur W. Hawk Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hein Mr. and Mrs. Martin Heller Mrs. Kathleen M. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Hannibal Hernandez Mr. Joseph P. Ingrassia Mr. Robert H. Jacobs Mrs. Elsie James JMA Architecture, Inc. Mr. Samuel B. Jones, IV JP Morgan Private Bank Kalkus Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William D. King Mrs. Jean A. King Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kirby Ms. Kathleen F. Kirby KnowledgeWorks Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kohne Ms. Ileana Kuilan Ms. Lyn Leone Mr. William M. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Lohre Mr. Peter E. Luitwieler Mr. and Mrs. Stan Madaloni Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Martin Mr. Thomas P. Masters Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mazzarulli Mrs. Marilyn Mazzarulli Mrs. Mary J. McCartney Ms. Carol J. McCloskey Ms. Virginia McEvoy Mercedes-Benz of Bellevue MILLER BUCKFIRE & CO. LLC Mr. Peter W. Mullin Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Murray, Jr. Mr. Justin D. Nelson NEW YORK YANKEES FOUNDATION NIC Holding Corp. Northern NM Podiatry Associates, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Novack Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. O'Neil
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paresky Mrs. Gloria Parker Msgr. Victor S. Pavis PVM Oil Associates Pte. Ltd. PVM Oil Associates, Inc. Quadra Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Quinlan Mr. Anthony Ragone Mr. and Mrs. Rav Ravindran Mr. Thomas Reifenheiser Mrs. Theresa Reilly Mr. William F. Reilly Richmond County Savings Foundation Ridgewood Savings Bank Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Roath Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Rodilosso Roger Weiss Family Foundation The Rotman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Santoro Saudi Petroleum International, Inc. Mr. Matthew Schinella Mrs. Gabriella Schumi Ms. Christine Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Simonds Mr. John B. Simpson Solarc, Inc. Mr. Buddy C. Stanley Ms. Ruby Stowman Student Assistance Foundation Mr. Christopher J. Sumner Mr. David J. Tamburelli The Albert J. and Barbara T. Costello Foundation, Inc. The James C. Allen Charitable Foundation The Joel E. Smilow Charitable Trust The Rosewood Foundation The Scorsese Family Foundation The Thomas Danis Charitable Trust Father Joseph P. Tierney Mr. Reed J. Tupper Mr. Joseph G. Valenti Mr. Mark L. Valerio Mr. Salvatore Vasi Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Viola Mr. Philip A. Viscasillas ’58 Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Waite
Mr. Ron Waranch Mr. David S. Ward Washington Mutual Ms. Olga Weinert Mr. & Mrs. Patrick West Mr. Daniel J. Williams Dr. Cliff L. Wood Mrs. Carol S. Wright Mr. and Mrs. H. Dexter Young
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Giving to Hayes Hayes Legacy Society The Society commemorates the generosity and foresight of Hayes benefactors who have blessed the school by providing an estate gift for the purpose of ensuring an excellent Catholic education for future generations of Hayesmen. Mr. Howard C. Bedford ’47 Mr. R. Joseph Berger ’49 Dr. William A. Bocchino ’44 Rev. Daniel Brady Mr. Patrick M. Burgoyne ’51 Mr. Derek J. Carroll, Sr. ’44 Mr. Joseph W. Caruso ’52 Mr. Thomas J. Cotter ’56 Mr. Theodore J. Crausway ’44 Dr. Nicholas C. De Leo ’44 Dr. Thomas E. Devine PhD ’55 Mr. Vincent G. DeYoung ’59 Mr. Thomas Durkan Sr. ’43 Mr. James F. Everett ’47 BG & Mrs. William J. Fiorentino Ret. ’52
Mr. Gregory J. Furke ’66 Mrs. Dorothea Glynn Mr. Emmett F. Glynn ’45 Mr. Patrick F. Hanley ’60 Mr. Joseph Hassett, ’45 Rev. James A. Huvane ’52 Msgr. Charles Klein ’45 Mr. John S. Latin ’57 Mr. James V. Lenahan ’48 Mr. Thomas H. Lindgren ’48 Mr. Peter M. Marano ’50 Col. Charles L. Martin Jr. ’59 Mr. John P. McGourty ’44 Mr. Fred Michaels ’59 Capt. Raymond Michelini USN (Ret.) ’59
Mr. Michael A. Mulvaney ’66 Mr. Joseph M. Murray ’44 Mr. Thomas J. Murrin ’47 Mrs. Grace Nicoll Mr. Mario A. Norelli ’52 Mr. Patrick F. O’Leary ’54 Mr. Michael E. Pavloff ’49 Msgr. Harold Robertson Mr. Edwin C. Sagurton ’43 Mr. Walter J. Stack ’52 Mr. Ernest J. Steffens ’44 Mr. Timothy P. Sullivan ’54 Mr. James F. Vepreck ’51 Mr. Joseph J. Vernum ’46
If you have previously notified us of your bequest to Hayes or you know of a loved one who left a bequest to Hayes in their will and you do not see your name or his name listed, please accept our apology. Help us to update our records and give your gift the acknowledgement it deserves by contacting: Mr. John Connolly Development Director (718) 292-6100 ext. 104 THANK YOU
HELPING ENSURE THE FUTURE OF HAYES Planned or Deferred Gifts
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lanned, or deferred, gifts can provide significant benefits to you and your loved ones now and in the future, while offering tremendous financial support for Cardinal Hayes for generations to come. Some popular planned giving vehicles include bequests, gifts of retirement assets, gifts of life insurance, charitable gift annuities, deferred gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, and charitable remainder unitrusts.
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The Office of Development will work with you and your financial advisors to create a gift plan that works for you. For more information, please contact John Connolly at Cardinal Hayes 718.292.6100 ext. 104 or
[email protected].
Hayes Sports THE 2010 TURKEY BOWL
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ith record crowds and unmatched enthusiasm, The Cardinal Hayes Varsity Football Team was stopped short in the end by football archrivals from the north, Mount St. Michael (24-21). The Cardinals under leadership of Coach CJ O’Neil and a wonderful team of assistant coaches, had a successful 2010 campaign going 6-4 throughout the season. It is expected that several players will take their football careers to the college level.
LACROSSE ON THE CONCOURSE Varsity Lacrosse Team
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irst-year coach and Director of Development, John Connolly, along with Assistant Coach Justin Simon, took the players from what was Lacrosse 101 to a team that would learn how to pass, catch, play strong defense and eventually score. The Hayes team was the first “Developmental” team in CHSAA Lacrosse to win a game and ended its season with a 3-12 record. This years team was funded and equipped directly by Kevin Reed, Joe Riley, ’71, The Rusty Red Foundation, Tri-State Lax, Warrior, Cascade Lacrosse, CW Post College and Port Jefferson Sports. This year marked a new beginning in Hayes Athletics… Boys Varsity Lacrosse! Last summer, 60 students arrived on “The Duff” with lacrosse sticks in hand and attended a two-day camp. Thanks to the vision and support of Father Tierney and Mr. William Lessa and the financial support of Kevin Reed, lax is at the Grand Concourse.
VARSITY BASKETBALL
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SLAM DUNK - HAYES 3 ON 3 TOURNAMENT A GREAT SUCCESS!!!
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his year, in lieu of the traditional Alumni Basketball Game, Cardinal Hayes held a 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament on Saturday, April 16th. Twelve teams entered the tournament and over 60 alumni, faculty and friends played a minimum of 3 games, concluding with a very competitive Championship Game. Congratulations to the Class of 1992, “Al Thompson's - ValDean Entertainment” for winning the first Hayes 3 on 3 Tournament!!! A special thanks is extended to the Alumni Association and the Hayes Alumni Office for coordinating this inaugural event. Up Hayes!
he Cardinal Hayes High School Varsity Basketball Program, under the leadership of head coach Joseph Lods and assistant coach Justin Simon, has made strides in the right direction over the last couple of years. Our Frosh Basketball Team has competed in back-to-back City Championship games, falling short in 2008-2009, but not this year, winning the 2009-2010 CHSAA City Championship. Hayes Varsity Basketball finished the regular season 18-4, and made a run in the playoffs to qualify for the Championship game against heated rival Mt. St. Michael at Fordham University. The Cardinals started out a little slow, but made a strong run at the end, only to come up a little short. Congratulations to Coach Lods the Varsity basketball team and the entire Hayes Basketball Program for a great year.
CITY AND STATE SUCCESS FOR TRACK
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he 2010-2011 Cardinal Hayes Indoor Track season was successfully completed by by having six athletes attend the New York State Championship Meet at Cornell University. At the NY City Championships, the Hayes 4 x 200 team consisting of Patrick Heumegni, Abraham Ocasio, Brandon Knight, and Dequane June took first in the Catholic High School City Championship. Yuon Flemming placed first in the 55 meter high hurdles at the Catholic High School City Championship Meet and Nicholas Vidal gave a strong performance in the 300 meter dash to finish second.
Over 60 alumni, faculty and friends participate in the Inaugural 3-3 Tournament.
The recent success of the Hayes track team can be directly attributed to talent nurtured by a strong coaching foundation. The new agenda and practice plan of Coach Craig Joseph has undoubtedly shown that Hayes is still a force to be reckoned with. The Hayes Track Team now turns its focus to their outdoor season with further hopes of success. 15
WHERE ARE YOU? ARE YOU CURRENT WITH HAYES? WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! In order for Cardinal Hayes to continue to grow and reach out to our entire alumni base, we need you help. Below is a form that we ask you to update and return in The 650 FUND Envelope at your earliest convenience. The information you supply us with will help in many ways… help alleviate excessive mailing costs, help raise funds for Hayes and help other alumni.
Alumni Update Form
Name______________________________________________________________________ Class_____________ Home address ____________________________________ City_____________________ ST. _____ Zip________ Second address ___________________________________ Apt. _______________ Home Phone_______________________ Work Phone _________________________Cell Phone ______________ Company_________________________________ Title _______________________________________________ Email ____________________________________ Work email_________________________________________ Facebook _________________________________ Twitter ______________________Other _____________________ I would like additional information regarding: Hayes Sports ________ Tuition Assistance ________ Planned Giving ____________ Other_______________ I am pleased to share with my fellow alumni the following: ______________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Hayes’ Social Network: **Please visit our website at www.cardinalhayes.org for official times and dates** For more information please contact the Alumni Office at 718-292-6100 or email at
[email protected]. Alumni Meetings every first Tuesday of the Month 29th Annual Golf Outing Classic - Tuesday, June 14, 2011 To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/Golf2011 50th & 60th Anniversary Weekend - Friday, June 3 - June 4, 2011 To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/1951Reunion To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/1961Reunion Graduation Ceremony - Class of 2011 - Saturday, June 4, 2011 St. Patrick’s Cathedral @ 8:45AM Career Day- Wednesday, May 11, 2011 To register online visit: http://www.cardinalhayes.org/2011careerday
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