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Villanova College Registry of Donors
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Table of Contents
I Got My Start At Villanova
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2016/2017 AT-A-GLANCE
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
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STEM REPORT
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SPORTS REPORT
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CAMPUS MINISTRY REPORT
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ARTS REPORT
Class of 2007
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VC @ VIMY 100
“ Villanova gave me the
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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY REPORT
confidence to pursue my professional ambitions and goals.”
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CLASS OF 2017 HIGHLIGHTS
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VC CELEBRITY HOCKEY CLASSIC
LAWYER
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ALUMNI NEWS
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REGISTRY OF DONORS
Cassandra Da Re
VOTED # BEST PRIVATE SCHOOL IN KING
MISSION Villanova College is an independent Catholic Augustinian school committed to excellence and dedicated to the education of young people, engaging them in their spiritual, intellectual, physical and social development. 2
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Grade 9
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27% 13% 12% 1 1%
OVER
$168,675 FUNDRAISED IN 2016/2017
Volunteer Hours by
BREAKDOWN OF VILLANOVA
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6141.5
PLACEMENT RATE
IN CLASS OF 2017
Business Administration Engineering Sciences Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science
University Acceptance Offers for Class of 2017
2978
UNIVERSITY
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SCHOLARS
Top University Placement by Program
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Class of 2017’s
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Donations 16%
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Voluntary Giving 54%
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2017 REVENUE Tuition & Fees
94.7%
Donations & Fundraising 4.4%
Villanova Expenditures
Other
Salaries & Benefits
59%
Academic & Extra Curricular
16.4%
General & Administrative
11.1%
Interest on Long-Term Debt
6.4%
Utilities & Student Transportation Bursaries
0.9%
Most Popular Placements for Class of
2017 Graduates
COLLECTIVELY IN THE PAST 16 YEARS
Ryerson
22%
$10,729,783
York
18%
U of T
15%
Wilfred Laurier
11%
4.1%
Queen’s
8%
3%
Western
8%
VILLANOVA HAS RAISED
Message from the President Dear Parents, Alumni and Friends of Villanova College, It is with great pleasure that we present you the Annual Registry of Donors. This publication recognizes the generosity of our community and reflects the donations and gifts that the School has received to support our mission over the last two fiscal years as well as a review of our academic, arts, athletics and social outreach programs from the 2016-17 school year. Through a rigorous academic program, emphasizing excellence in all aspects of school life, Villanova College challenges our students to develop intellectually, spiritually, physically and emotionally. Our Augustinian tradition and core values - “Unitas, Veritas, Caritas” - truly set us apart as we ignite spirit of learning and service in a unique, independent, Catholic environment. From the time that Villanova College first opened its doors in 1999 to this day, seventeen years later, I am proud to say that our students continue to be at the centre of our school and that our dedicated, caring staff continue to serve all the children that we have been blessed to have attend Villanova College. This mission has been accomplished due in large part to the generous support of our past families, current parents and friends. As our young alumni base continues to grow each year, we know that their support will be integral to the future success of Villanova College and we look forward to the first legacy children enrolling in the school.
It’s Easy To Show Your Support & M ak e A Difference To support VC, please visit our website and click on the “Support VC” tab. You can quickly and easily make a donation online. You can choose where you would like your donation directed or dedicate your donation on behalf of someone special. Every dollar directly benefits our students and future Villanovans. As Villanova is a registered charitable organization all donations over $50 are eligible for a tax receipt.
“Let us continue to make progress… let your present state always leave you dissatisfied, if you are to become what you are not yet. For wherever you feel satisfaction, there you will stop . . . You must always look for more, walk onward and make progress.” St. Augustine, Sermon 169 These words spoken by St. Augustine centuries ago, truly reflect the spirit of this school community. It is this sense of dissatisfaction, a desire to do more for their children and a leap of faith by our founding families that drove the establishment of Villanova College. Since 1999, we always “look for more, we continue to move onward and make progress.” There is no doubt that we have accomplished a great deal in our seventeen year history, but this is not the time to be satisfied. It is now time that we continue to look to the future and to plan for the next generation of students at Villanova College. The commitment of faculty and staff to ensuring co-curricular excellence helps provide our students with the opportunity to develop life-long skills. Whether on the athletic fields, the stage or giving of themselves to help others, these young men and women are provided the opportunity to learn about themselves, their God-given gifts and the significance of community in their lives. I trust that each of you, therefore has a vested interest in the work that we do at Villanova College. As a not-for-profit, charitable organization, we must foster a culture of giving in order for us to continue the exemplary work that we do here and that is attested to in the pages that follow. Each donation dollar directly impacts our ability to fulfill our mission and subsequently, the educational experience of every student that walks our halls. The ideal of “giving back” is something I hope we all share as Christians and it helps promote generosity in our children and others. I sincerely thank each and every donor who made a financial contribution to the School over this period and I would like to offer a very special thank you to those donors who consistently and generously remember Villanova College when considering their charitable donations for the year. The School is indebted to so many. Thank you for your friendship and support. Yours in St. Augustine,
Paul Paradiso President
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STEM - Preparing Our Students Today to Solve the Challenges of Tomorrow Academic Excellence is one of the cornerstones upon which Villanova College was founded
in university level Advanced Placement (AP) courses. It also transforms these courses by
and remains at the forefront of the educational philosophy at the school. The STEM Program
integrating a technology-based learning framework into labs and projects.
was initiated by the Mathematics and Science Department in 2013 and 2017 saw the first June 2017 saw the first graduates of Villanova’s STEM program off to university. 80% of these
graduates of the program receive their diplomas.
graduates moved into programs in the life sciences, engineering and math. Graduating STEM The main purpose of the STEM program is to
student testimonials attest to the program’s success and the confidence it has given these
train and develop problem-solvers, inventors
students as they move onto post-secondary studies in STEM fields.
and innovators in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math by developing a STEM curriculum option starting in Grade 9 and
STEM Graduate Testimonials:
ending in grade 12 that: •
utilizes and encourages methods of
discovery, exploration and problem solving;
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offers challenging, hands-on, project based
learning geared to real world application
with a focus on analysis, creation and
design;
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uses technology to deliver parts of the
curriculum.
The program offers VC students a unique high school learning experience designed to prepare them for success in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programs at the university level. The rapid growth of information technology
“No matter what you want to do in the future, the STEM program teaches
you how to think and develops your problem-solving skills.” – Alan Zhang
“The robotics program in grade 9 is one of my favourite memories. I found that it really introduced me to the applications of what we were learning and also helped me to have a better understanding of what I wanted to study in university years later.” – Katrina Hermanns
“I think this program has prepared me very well for my next step into university science. All of the support from my STEM teachers, by being able to attend tutorials and ask as many questions as I need to to understand the concepts taught, is truly invaluable. In my opinion, my AP Grade 12 science courses have had the biggest impact on my preparation for university.” – Gabrielle Stefou
“I do believe the STEM program has supplied me with the knowledge and skills to succeed in my post-secondary studies. According to many of my class descriptions, I have already learned a majority of the material I will be focusing on in my first year of undergraduate studies. It is very comforting to know that I will be familiar with the concepts being taught. This, in turn, will be beneficial in my academic success in first-year, as I will be able to better adjust to university life.” – Alyssa Yantsis
has increased the demand for data driven decision making. Most Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) post-secondary student candidates will have limited or no exposure to technology tools that enable data driven decision making. Moreover, there is little room for adding additional courses into existing high school curricula. The VC STEM program enriches high school core courses in mathematics and science to culminate
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SPORTS REPORT Villanova had another successful athletic year crowning champions in each season. Villanova was the newcomer to the YRAA for the fall football season and the Varsity team was recognized for its hard work as they won the Tier 2 championship. In the winter, the U14 basketball team only experienced success as they had an undefeated season, going a perfect 13-0 to capture Villanova’s first ever U14 Boys basketball banner. In the winter Villanova continued to dominate the girls’ soccer circuit. The U14 and Senior girls teams were both silver medalists losing tough fought CISAA championship games. The Jr. girls team moved through the regular season with relative ease, and earned the right to host the Final 4, where, for the second year in a row, they dominated play on both sides of the ball and were awarded the title of CISAA Champions. On an individual level, Villanova sent three athletes to compete at OFSAA championships. Freshman Ethan Singh was one of the fastest in the pool and was happy to represent Villanova at his first OFSAA opportunity in Windsor while fellow Freshman, Ethan Payne, showed off his arm strength at the OFSAA Track and Field championships qualifying for the javelin throw. Senior Michael Liberto ended his high school track and field career by participating in another OFSAA, this time in the 110m hurdles. We look forward to another successful athletic year as we strive to develop student athletes who are dedicated to their sport, teammates and coaches.
GO
KNIGHTS
GO
BLUE!!!
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2016/2017
Sport Team Champions Fall 2016 Varsity Football
YRAA Tier 2 Champions
Varsity Boys D2 Soccer Semi-finalists U14 Boys D2 Soccer
4th in West Division
U14 Girls D2 Basketball Finalists Sr. Girls Basketball
5th place
Jr. Girls Field Hockey
4th place
Sr. Girls Field Hockey
8th place
Winter 2016/17 Sr. Boys D1b Basketball Finalists Jr. Boys D2 Basketball
9th place
U14 Boys D2 Basketball CISAA Champions U14 Boys D2 Hockey
10th place
Sr. Boys D1b Hockey
Finalists
U14 Girls D2 Volleyball
Finalists
Jr. Girls Volleyball
Semi-finalists
Sr. Girls Volleyball
Semi-finalists
Spring 2017 Varsity Slo-Pitch
Finalists
Sr. Girls Soccer
Finalists
Jr. Girls Soccer
CISAA Champions
U14 Girls Soccer
Finalists
Sr. Girls Shot Put Elizabeth Campisi CISAA Champion Sr. Girls Discus Elizabeth Campisi CISAA Champion Sr. Girls 100m Arielle Tessier CISAA Champion Sr. Girls 200m Arielle Tessier CISAA Champion Sr. Boys 110m Hurdles Michael Liberto CISAA Champion Sr. Boys 400m Hurdles Michael Liberto CISAA Champion Midget Boys Shot Put Ethan Payne CISAA Champion Midget Boys Javelin Ethan Payne CISAA Champion Top: Varsity Football Team Top Middle: Varsity Boys Basketball VILLANOVA Team Bottom Middle: Senior Boys Soccer Bottom: Varsity Slo-Pitch Team9 COLLEGE 2017 Team REGISTRY OF DONORS
Campus Ministry Report “Christ has no body now on earth but yours; no hands but yours; no feet but yours. Yours are the eyes through which the compassion of Christ must look out on the world. Yours are the feet with which He is to go about doing good. Yours are the hands with which He is to bless His people.”
and international issues. Whether it was one of the three trips to New York state at the start of March Break to work with Habitat for Humanity or ten days on Mission in Ecuador building a school with Me to We or working with a soup kitchen and shelter while on a March break trip to Hawaii or creating a mobile food bank that served over 300 families outside of Chicago as part of a SAVI conference, Villanova students made service and acts of loving kindness central parts of their trips. In the spirit of St Thomas of Villanova, who always had a coin for the poor he encountered, Villanova College sponsors many initiatives of Charity, Advocacy and Justice. This year we raised nearly $45,000 in charitable donations beginning with our Terry Fox run and GG Wear contributions to fight cancer which continued throughout the year by raising over $5,600 for a new water system in Ecuador through our overnight fast and buy a brick campaign, $4,500 for the eleven children we sponsor through Chalice and child sponsorship, Christmas kits and gift sponsorship programs that raised just over $5,000. The generosity continued as grade 8 students took the lead in developing a mission week focus calling attention and raising funds for Me to We projects with street people, Rafiki bracelets sales and the classic, “We Bake Change”
~ St. Teresa of Avila
bake sale. The school continues to support the Augustinians financially adding much needed
Service to God and others continues to be at the center of
Augustinian school in the remote regions of Peru.
funds to the organ restoration project at Marylake and helping to build a classroom at an
Villanova College and the work of Campus Ministry at the school. We continue to journey with students and staff as we all come to
Charity, or Caritas, of Villanova students extends beyond donating money by collecting children’s
know God and ourselves while putting love into action through acts
books in a charity basketball tournament or used clothes for Marylake, two food drives as well as
of service. Gandhi’s wisdom rings true for our students and their
“street kits”, socks, hats, gloves and let’s not forget the over 1,200 sandwiches that were made
maturation process when he suggests that “the best way to find
and handed out as we walked the streets of Toronto on sixteen “Sandwich Patrols” last year,
yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others” or Jesus when he
engaging people on the street and fighting the greatest hunger, loneliness and isolation, with a
told his followers that “whoever loses their life, will find it.”
warm smile, a simple conversation and a humble meal.
At Villanova we take this invitation seriously and strive to create
These hours of giving, of putting love into action through direct service or advocacy and justice
opportunities for our students to let go of preconceived notions, to let
campaigns, numbered nearly 12,000 for the year. That is an average of over 30 hours per student
go of inhibitions and fears and to let go of the divide that separates
in the upper school this year, the Grade 12 graduating class logging the most, nearly 6,200
us as people of God reaching out beyond our comfort zone to
hours or 56 hours per student . . . three times the requirement of their grade 12 year, signifying
people in need. Put simply, to do small things with great love.
that acts of services and love is part of who they have become through their time at Villanova College. They have become what they received and they have shared what they have been given.
The programs and experiences we have created and facilitate
Through this, our graduates have created the world they wish to see . . . they have “VCd” the
through Campus Ministry focus on local people as well as national
change they wish to see.
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ARTS REPORT The Villanova Arts Program enjoyed continued success in the 2016-2017 school year. In October
The image depicts a figure that is running. The figure carries a torch and is springing forward
at our 8th annual Arts Knight, Upper School visual art students showcased a wonderful display
from a tangle of roots. Framing the figure is the silhouette of a tree and its branches, and
of artwork demonstrating the remarkable talents of our student artists. Music students from
trailing the figure are vibrantly coloured wings and waves. One student found a quote which
both the Upper and Middle School performed songs, dance, and instrumental pieces.
was included in the mural and seemed to sum up their ideas nicely:
The Christmas concert and Christmas in King Festival capped off a very busy 2016.
“Wings to show what you can become. Roots to show where you’re from.”
A notable highlight for the Visual Arts program was the Art Society King (A.S.K.) exhibition
This piece is intended to remain
held at the King City Heritage Center in February. This second partnership between the
on display at Villanova as a
Villanova Visual Arts Department and A.S.K. also included the work of student artists from
memento of the students’
The Country Day School and King City Secondary School. Once again, the exhibition was
artistic development and
a resounding success. With over 100 pieces of artwork on display, members of the greater
achievement. Congratulations
King Township community were able to view the exceptional work of Villanova’s Upper
to the grade 12 artists from the
School artists.
2016-2017 school year on a job
In April, Middle School and Upper School music students played and sang at the annual spring concerts held at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts. “Grease” musical performances in May demonstrated the collaboration between the Music, Drama, Visual Arts, and Technological Design
2016/2017 Music and Musicals
well done!
Departments. From set design to production to performance the show was a resounding success due to the efforts and collaboration of all involved.
Finally, June 2017 saw the completion of a community-based work of art by the Grade 12 visual arts students. The grade 12 visual arts class was presented with the opportunity to paint a mural in the school’s cafeteria. Other than a few loose guidelines and suggestions from Mr. Casbarro, students were free to choose the subject matter and visuals for the mural. Each of the students in the grade 12 class created a series of preliminary sketches for the mural and two common themes were overwhelmingly present in many of the sketches; growth and the future.
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Villanova College at
Vimy 100
The day was incredibly moving for the students; the speeches by the Canadian GovernorGeneral, the President of France, the Prime Minister of Canada, Prince Charles, and Prince William—all on the awe-inspiring sacrifices made by the Canadian soldiers under British command—will be forever remembered. The impact of this trip was eloquently conveyed by Olivia Wignall (’18) at the 2017 Remembrance Day ceremony. Her moving and impactful reflection is found below: At 5:30am, on Easter Monday, 1917, one hundred thousand Canadian soldiers stood in the trenches on the battlefield in front of Vimy Ridge, in Northern France, waiting for the order to launch their attack on the German forces.
Vimy Ridge was a strategically vital piece of land, and had been held by the Germans for the previous three years. The Germans had fortified it with barbed wire, machine gun nests, hundreds of pieces of heavy artillery, and rows upon rows of trenches. France and Britain had lost three hundred thousand men over the previous three years trying to take it. The ensuing battle would continue over four bloody days, ending with a Canadian victory, but at the cost of 3,598 Canadian lives, and of more than 7,000 wounded beyond description. This was the first battle, not only in World War I, but ever, in which all divisions of the Canadian Corps were united, and fighting alongside one another. Later, Canadians would identify the Battle at Vimy Ridge as the birth of our nation. Exactly one century later, 26 grade eleven and twelve students from Villanova College, along with 12,000 other Canadian students, in a gathering of over 25,000 people, stood on this same ridge to commemorate the sacrifices made on our behalf some hundred years before. We travelled to Passchendaele, Ypres, the Somme, Beaumont-Hamel, and Vimy Ridge, making a modern-day pilgrimage to honour the lives of those who came before us. In the list of the fallen British soldiers at Ypres, I found my great-grandfather’s name.
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Standing in these places just a few months ago, it was difficult to imagine that the rolling hills were the result of land mines; that the quiet breeze and warm sunshine had for the Canadian troops been showers of rain, sleet, snow, and deafening artillery fire; and that the beautiful landscape had once been covered, ankle-deep, with the blood of Canadians. Today, these places are filled with trees, shrubs, flowers, and grass so green that it makes you squint. It is easy to forget that a short century before, sixty-six thousand Canadians made the ultimate sacrifice for children that they would never have, and grandchildren they would never meet.
And so we went to these places, on behalf of the men who never left these places. We stopped often to reflect, and to remember, and today, all of us here stop to reflect, and to remember. The Canadian National Vimy Memorial is one of the most peaceful places I have ever seen. Much like our country, it was made that way through the efforts and sacrifices of our ancestors. Men and women who willingly gave their lives fighting for peace and freedom— things which we too often take for granted today. So, let us take a moment to reflect, here and now, on the price they paid, the burden they bore, and the country they built. And, hopefully, we can give life to the words that the Prime Minister said in his speech on that sunny day at Vimy:
“One hundred years later, we must say this, together. And we must believe it: Never again.”
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Educational Technology Report Villanova College successfully completed year two of the Educational Technology Plan in the 2016/2017 academic year. Our school-wide wireless environment with increased bandwidth and infrastructure allowed for increased opportunities for teacher and student creativity, collaboration and continued development of 21st century skills, all within a structured and supported teacher directed learning environment. In 2017/18, all students in Grades 7 to 12 will be enrolled in the Windows based laptop program, with Junior students utilizing a dedicated mobile lab and on-site equipment. Upgrades to several classrooms to include fully integrated audio-visual systems will also continue throughout 2017-2018. The Educational Technology plan continues to emphasize the development of organization skills and technological literacy to enhance learning. The use of OneNote has facilitated the ability to have a shared
Year two with Edsby saw 100% parent enrollment and usage as well as a simplified online PTI booking system. Increased functionality including online assignment submission, testing and the ability for teachers to include anecdotal comments and feedback within Gradebook. These upgrades have garnered very positive feedback from both students and parents as teachers continued to enhance student learning, increase engagement, develop new skills, differentiate instruction and address the different learning styles through the use of several applications including:
o Google docs – used for group collaboration and teacher feedback
o Desmos – a free, in-browser, user-friendly graphing calculator
o GeoGebra – a dynamic and visual tool for students to make a link between geometry and algebra o Math IXL (Grade 4 – 9 math classes) – on-line quizzing software which provides immediate feedback to students with step-by-step instructions on how to solve a question correctly o Recap –students record, revise and submit oral/visual presentations or assignments and allows for teachers to record feedback
o Google Maps - used extensively in Geography for research and investigations
o InstaGrok – students can research topics with an interactive concept map that can be customized and shared o Sesame – a visual, living record of student competencies allowing teachers to get a bird’s-eye-view of strengths and areas of improvement
online binder between teachers and students, which allows students to have instant access to class notes, solutions and additional resources. This allows students to easily review course content at their own pace. Teachers are able to teach effective note taking skills as the future of classroom “note taking” evolves with many students no longer using pen and paper when going to university. Students can now incorporate diagrams, pictures, flowcharts and even videos to allow for a more comprehensive note and therefore easier studying. 16 VILLANOVA COLLEGE 2017 REGISTRY OF DONORS
Incorporating educational technology that gives our students the tools they need to be well-equipped for the challenges of post-secondary and beyond remains the priority of the Educational Technology Committee comprised of Ms. Joanne Maritan and Mr. Herby Robinson as well as parent volunteers Mr. Andre Mooi (Brandon ‘12) and Mr. Doug Steele (David ‘11, Michael ‘15, Stephen ‘19).
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Celebrating the Class of 2017 The 110 graduates of the Class of 2017 collectively received over 500 university acceptance offers and scholarship offers totalling over $1.9 million. This graduating class continues the school’s tradition of academic excellence and will be studying at the best universities within Canada and internationally including Yale University, University of Notre Dame, Villanova University, Fashion Institute of New York and University College London. Three students from the graduating class have also accepted NCAA Division I Athletic scholarships and one student has accepted a Division II scholarship. Angelo Pugliese’s valedictory address so aptly encapsulated what it means to be a graduate of Villanova College that we thought we’d share it with our entire VC community: Congratulations Villanova Class of 2017! I think we all deserve to give ourselves a round of applause because WE DID IT. My fellow graduates, it is my honour to be your voice today as we proudly recognize a significant milestone in our lives. This is both a time to look forward to the beginning of another chapter in our lives while also looking back on our journey to this very moment. Our high school graduation marks the laying of our academic foundation upon which we will continue to build. As St. Augustine wrote, “Whatever skills I have acquired, whatever gifts I have been given, I place them at Your service.“ We too must acknowledge our gifts and be ready and willing to develop them further. And, more importantly share them for the betterment, not just of ourselves, but for the world we live in. Therefore, on behalf of my classmates and myself, I sincerely thank all of the teachers, faith leaders, coaches, administrators, and Mr. Paradiso for their unwavering commitment to ensuring our success, as students as well as confident and capable young adults. We appreciate your guidance, knowledge, patience, and professionalism. You have been instrumental in making our high school years equally remarkable and successful. Our individual academic pursuits and achievements here at Villanova are of the utmost importance to all of the teachers, administrators, and Mr. Paradiso. In addition to academics, we were also
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introduced and encouraged to see, participate and develop in many other aspects of Villanova life. And as a result, our lives have been enriched. Walking through the streets of downtown Toronto with Mr. Lambert as we handed out sandwiches to the homeless, yelling and cheering at the top of our lungs during House Olympics, having been able to have our family dinners at Habitat for Humanity, singing together at Mass as Brother Paul led the way for us, sitting outside together in the cold during overnight Prayer Vigil, and who can forget KAIROS. For the guys specifically, no one will forget Ki-roast. As for the girls, I heard that none of you will forget how Julia Pilitteri’s hair looked by night 3. Most recently, many of us won’t forget how well we ate at prom cottage thanks to Eddy’s barbequing. These and so many other activities and initiatives at Villanova helped us grow as Catholics, members of the community and create lasting memories. We were given the opportunities to actually live out the virtues that Villanova College stands for: Unitas, Veritas, Caritas and in the sharing of our time, talents and efforts we have been blessed with friendships and knowing that we helped make a difference. A heartfelt thank you to our parents and families. Your encouragement, patience, support, understanding and love made all of our achievements brighter and overcoming our challenges possible. You are our biggest fans, our shoulder to lean on, our guiding compass and our reality check when needed. My parents always taught me to work hard to be the best I can be, accept hardships as lessons to learn from and humbly and effectively use my gifts and talents. I’m sure all of the proud parents and family members here today likely agree with that and wish for the continued success of their children. Parents: our gratitude cannot be effectively expressed but know that we appreciate all that you do for us. Classmates: our families define us but it is our responsibility, not just to our families, but to ourselves to always strive to do more, do better and be better. Our most important measuring stick is the person we were yesterday. Fellow graduates, let’s recall September 2014. We entered Villanova College as a bunch of nervous niners who were apprehensive but also excited about experiencing high school life. Our first official full grade nine class event was our trip to Ontario Pioneer Camp, that was just the beginning of all that we would experience together. Grade 9 brought us new interests, new friends, and strengthened old friendships. Through Grades 10 and 11 we grew our interests and began to consider what direction our post secondary education would take. Whether in the Sciences, the Arts, Business, Technology, Social Work, Politics and the list goes on, we all began to see glimpses of our future. At the start of this school year we all realized that what once seemed so far away suddenly wasn’t. We were not the nervous niners any more. We were focused, excited and ready to make our senior year our best one. I’m sure you will all agree that we definitely succeeded. Ultimately our hard work, perseverance and having faith that we are never alone got us to this point. On the first day of Grade 9 how were we to know just how quickly we would get to this very moment, our last official full class event? Remember all of our days here because they helped shape us and made us who we are today. Our shared Villanova College experiences will one day be treasured memories. Now as we prepare to start our post secondary education, we the Class of 2017 will move forward knowing that we are well equipped with the tools we need to build our future, that we are the “Master of Our Fate”. Let’s remember what St. Augustine said,
“Keep on adding, keep on walking, keep on progressing: do not delay on the road, do not go back, do not deviate. Go forth on your path, as it exists only through your walking.”
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Inaugural VC Celebrity Hockey Classic a Resounding Success NHL Alumni stars, Wendel Clark, Darcy Tucker, Shayne Corson, Dale Hawerchuk, Kris King and Al Iafrate laced up their skates in VC’s Inaugural Celebrity Hockey Classic on Friday, May 12th, 2017 at the Aurora Community Centre. The festivities began on Thursday evening
A very special thank you to Jackson Events and their staff for bringing this event to VC.
at the Draft Party held at Wendel Clark’s Sports Lounge, where participants got to select an NHL legend to join their team for the games on Friday with the top draft pick going to the team to raise the most money.
Friday’s tournament was a dream come true for many participants as they got to hear some great locker room stories and skate alongside
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Alumni News Class of 2007 Reunion
2016/2017 St. Augustine $100,000 +
On Saturday, October 7th, we were happy to welcome home members of the Class of 2007 as well as current and former faculty and staff to celebrate their Ten Year Reunion. It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces and hear about all of the wonderul things that members of this class have been up to in the last 10 years.
Jackson Events
Mr. & Mrs. G. Battisti
Mr. & Mrs. A. Lunar
Mr. & Mrs. M. Battisti
Mattamy (Monarch) Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. W. Manning
Mr. J. Becker & Dr. R. Filipchuk
St. Monica
Mr. & Mrs. M. Messersi
Mr. & Mrs. L. Belcastro
$25,000 - $49,999
Newmarket Mitsubishi
Mr. & Mrs. L. Belmonte
Carwell Charitable Foundation
Mr. R. Oppedisano & Mrs. L. Fiorini-Oppedisano
Mr. C. Beltrano & Ms. R. Conte-Beltrano
Four Valley Excavating & Grading Ltd.
Rigobon Carli
Dr. D. Bettio & Dr. J. Malchuk
Scotiabank
Bianchi Presta LLP
Headmaster’s Circle
Mr. & Mrs. N. Thalassinos
Mr. C. Birker & Dr. A. Del Grande
$10,000 - $24,999
Mr. Q. Annibale & Family
Mrs. B. Yuen Mr. & Mrs. A. Zitoli
Mr. & Mrs. T. Bova
Mr. & Mrs. L. Casalino Mr. & Mrs. R. Colelli Mr. & Mrs. A. DiTosto
Announcing the
“Give Back Your Year”
Campaign
Mr. & Mrs. F. Luccisano
Mr. & Mrs. V. Agozzino
Mr. & Mrs. D. Steele
Mr. & Mrs. F. Albi
Founder’s Circle
Mr. & Mrs. J. Alessandro
Mr. & Mrs. S. Balsamo Carwell Construction
specifically to our alumni. The Give Back Your Year campaign asks
Mathews Dinsdale & Clarke LLP
alumni to pledge a monthly, quarterly or annual donation equivalent
Mr. G. Murphy
to their grad year. For example, members of the Class of 2007 would
Mr. & Mrs. R. Zanetti
make a monthly, quarterly or annual pledge of $20.07. Donations are directed to the Alumni Endowment Fund which will fund Merit Scholarships awarded to deserving students. Giving Back is easy. Simply visit the website and complete the
Educator’s Circle
Alloro Fine Foods
Mr. & Mrs. J. Bryant Mr. & Mrs. J. Burron Mr. A. Buziashvili & Ms. N. Drozdov Mr. & Mrs. S. Campisi Mr. & Mrs. T. Campisi Dr. V. Canale & Mrs. R. Mancini-Canale
Mr. & Mrs. M. Alvarez
Mr. N. Capomasi & Ms. E. Andretta
Mr. A. Antequera & Mrs. R. Crespo
Mr. K. Carroll & Mrs. A. Pizziol-Carroll
Mr. & Mrs. A. Asalu
Mr. & Mrs. J. Caruano
Mr. & Mrs. J. Auger
Mr. G. Caruso & Mrs. P. DeMarco-Caruso
Mr. & Mrs. M. Ayer
Dr. & Mrs. A. Castiglione
Mr. D. Baio & Mrs. L. Quattrociocchi-Baio
Mr. B. Christensen & Mrs. A. Venditti
Mr. & Mrs. C. Balsamo
Mr. B. Cavallin & Ms. E. Lion
Mr. & Mrs. P. Bancheri
Mr. & Mrs. D. Ceccato
Mr. & Mrs. R. Bancheri
Mr. & Mrs. A. Cella
Mr. & Dr. T. Barclay
Mr. S. Chari &
Mr. & Mrs. W. Donaldson
donations of $50 or greater.
Mr. M. Fiuza & Mrs. V. Cortellucci-Fiuza
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Dr. J. Alfonso Canals & Mrs. E. Perez Rodriguez
Mr. & Mrs. N. Branco
$2,500 - $4,999
online donation form. Please note that tax receipts will be issued for
You Are VC!
$1,000 - $2,499
Kylemore Homes
Juiceworks Exhibits We are pleased to announce a new fundraising campaign tailored
Blue & Silver Mr. J. Adamo & Mrs. N. Meringolo-Adamo
$5,000 - $9,999
Mr. & Mrs. R. Borzellino
Mr. & Mrs. D. Catenacci
If your contributions are not properly reflected in this report or if you see errors, we apologize and ask you to please contact the Advancement Office at advancement@villanovacollege.ca or at 905-833-1909. VILLANOVA COLLEGE 2017 REGISTRY OF DONORS 23
Donors
Donors
(Continued) Ms. P. Fox
Mr. & Mrs. S. Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. M. Leone
Mr. & Mrs. C. Fragomeni
Mr. & Mrs. J. Iaboni
Mr. R. Li & Ms. P. Dou
Mr. P. McKenna & Mrs. C. Buckert-McKenna
Mr. & Mrs. S. Francella
Mr. R. Iaccino & Ms. M. Bianchini
Mr. & Mrs. R. Lijoi
Mr. T. Melfi & Dr. S. Peressini
Mr. & Mrs. M. Lisi
Mr. S. Mettel & Mrs. K. Bolton-Lee
Mr. & Mrs. J. Frangella Mr. & Mrs. P. Frankovic Mr. L. Gagliardi
Mr. & Mrs. V. Galati
Mr. & Mrs. G. Jucan
Mr. & Mrs. V. Galifi
Mr. & Mrs. R. Kavanagh
Mr. & Mrs. J. Garcia
Ms. T. Kavanagh-Lanni
Mr. P. Gardner & Ms. P. Horvatis
Mr. & Mrs. J. Kavathas
Mr. & Mrs. E. Di Iorio
Mr. M. Gauthier & Dr. C. Moulton
Mr. & Mrs. P. Chiaravalloti
Mr. & Mrs. L. Di Marco
Georgia Hardy Tours Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. R. Ciampaglia
Mr. & Mrs. A. Giannace
Mr. & Ms. C. Ciavarella
Mr. F. Di Marco & Ms. P. De Vuono
Mr. & Mrs. A. Cina
Mr. & Mrs. S. DiPasquale
Mr. & Mrs. F. Cirillo
Mr. & Mrs. F. Di Roma
Mr. & Mrs. C. Colarocchio
Mr. & Mrs. R. Di Roma
Mr. & Mrs. P. Graf
Mr. & Dr. D. Colby
Mr. & Mrs. D. Diamanti
Cole Engineering Group Ltd.
Mr. W. Dinan & Ms. M. Athanasoulas
Mr. G. Grignano & Ms. S. Racco Grignano
Mr. & Mrs. M. Glionna Mr. & Mrs. S. Gobbatto Mr. & Mrs. L. Gousopoulos
Mr. & Mrs. L. Grimaldi
Mr. & Mrs. D. Duffy
Mr. & Mrs. C. Grossi
Mr. M. Eikermann & Ms. R. Talanca
Mr. E. Guirgis & Mrs. A. Girgis
Mr. & Mrs. L. Endrizzi
Mr. J. Cummins & Ms. M. Neylon
Mr. & Mrs. L. Gurreri
Mr. & Mrs. O. Espinola
Mr. & Mrs. E. Guzzi
Mr. & Mrs. R. D’Angelo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Fabrizi
Mr. & Mrs. A. Hendy
Mr. & Mrs. D. De Giorgio
Mr. & Mrs. R. Falbo
Mr. & Mrs. G. Hermanns
Mr. & Mrs. R. Demian
Mr. & Mrs. R. Fallone
Mr. & Mrs. D. Hill
Mr. & Mrs. F. Di Carlo
Mr. L. Fantin
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ho
Mr. & Mrs. G. DiFranco
Mr. & Mrs. P. Fiorino
Mr. R. Horsley & Ms. A. Dara
Mr. & Mrs. F. Corrente Mr. & Mrs. A. Cozza
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Mr. & Mrs. M. Keeble Mr. J. Kernohan & Mrs. M. Dela Pena King Weekly Sentinel Mr. & Mrs. R. Labelle Mr. & Mrs. A. Lam Mr. & Mrs. R. Lamanna
Dr. & Mrs. P. Lykos Mr. D. MacDonald & Mrs. T. Nguyen
Mr. A. Molina & Dr. M. Iriarte Mr. D. Moore
Mr. & Mrs. E. Macri
Mr. & Mrs. P. Morassutti
Mr. J. Madore
Mr. H. Moreno & Mrs. B. Aparicio Moreno
Ms. K. Madore Mr. & Mrs. J. Mannara Mr. & Mrs. L. Marchelletta
Mr. & Mrs. M. Moschitti Mr. & Dr. M. Musca Mr. & Mrs. M. Musto
Mr. & Ms. P. Marchesani
Ms. I. Muzzo
Dr. M. Mardassi & Mrs. Z. Aalazadeh
Dr. H. Nam & Dr. I. Cho
Mr. & Mrs. S. Marocco Mr. & Mrs. A. Marra
Mr. & Mrs. D. Nangini Newmarket Mitsubishi Mr. & Mrs. D. Novatsidis
Lancaster Custom Cabinets
Mr. C. Martin & Ms. E. Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. C. Landolfi
Mr. & Mrs. J. Martinez
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ogor
Mr. & Mrs. F. Leo
Mr. & Mrs. I. Master
Mr. R. Ogor & Dr. J. Bowring
Mr. & Mrs. M. Leonardelli
Mr. & Mrs. B. McGee
Mr. B. Ortakand & Ms. E. Kim
Mr. N. Odisho & Ms. N. Zaia
Mr. & Mrs. F. Grimaldi
Dr. & Mrs. D. Disanto
Mr. & Mrs. M. Corno
Mr. & Mrs. D. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. E. Jones
Ms. F. Gigliotti Chari
Mr. & Mrs. A. Commisso
Mrs. N. Jakubov
Mr. & Mrs. R. Galarneau
Dr. & Mrs. E. Garofalo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Colucci
(Continued)
Mr. & Mrs. J. Gulizia
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Donors
Donors
(Continued)
Mr. & Mrs. F. Ottaviani Dr. G. Otto & Dr. J. Otto Mr. & Mrs. J. Pacitto Mr. A. Paglia & Ms. N. Rende Mr. & Mrs. A. Palazzo Mr. C. Palombo & Mrs. A. D’Alessandro Mr. & Mrs. S. Panacci Mr. & Mrs. T. Pandoo Mrs. G. Parentela Mr. D. Park & Ms. H. Cho Mr. & Mrs. L. Pasubio Mr. & Mrs. F. Pedinelli
Mr. S. Rea & Mrs. M. Lorini-Rea Mr. & Mrs. G. Reda Mr. A. Ricciuto Mr. S. Rizza & Mrs. T. Cortese Mr. & Mrs. C. Rizzardo Mr. & Mrs. L. Romano Mr. P. Roppa & Mrs. C. Bonanno-Roppa Mr. & Dr. F. Rotondi Mr. R. Sadokierski & Ms. J. Melanson Mr. & Mrs. L. Salim Mr. & Mrs. A. Santorelli
Mr. & Mrs. M. Sloan SPC Card Mr. A. Stefou & Ms. D. Skala Mr. & Mrs. C. Stewart
(Continued)
Mr. P. Vettese & Mrs. A. Verardi
Mr. M. Caloccia & Ms. A. Figliano
Ms. O. Vialykh
The Carol Annibale Ovarian Cancer Foundation
Mr. & Dr. J. Vitaro
Mr. & Mrs. V. Cordiano
Mr. & Mrs. C. Wong
Mr. & Mrs. N. Creatura
Mr. & Mrs. T. Yantsis
Mr. C. De Pellegrin
Mr. & Mrs. J. Zamparo
Ms. A. DiFonzo - Veneziano
Mr. & Mrs. M. Zentil
Ms. S. Diogo
Mr. & Mrs. B. Zia
Ms. C. Dittmar
Mr. S. Tyrrell & Mrs. J. Belfiore Tyrrell
Mr. J. Zurek & Mrs. J. Zurkova
Earl O’Neil Electric
Payment Solutions Providers
Mr. J. Ford
ZZEN Group of Companies
Mr. D. Petrozza
Mr. & Mrs. C. Vachon
Mr. V. Giovannetti
Mr. & Mrs. J. Pietrangelo
Mr. & Mrs. G. Vania
Alumni
Greyfield Construction Co. Ltd.
Mr. J. Pope
Pure FX Fitness Studios
Ms. N. Stuart Mr. A. Tinajero & Mrs. M. J. Cordovez Mr. & Ms. J. Tremblay Mr. & Mrs. F. Trevisan Mr. A. Trotman & Ms. J. Lippa
Mr. & Mrs. J. Sestito
Mr. M. Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. P. Simonetta
Mr. C. Vardin & Mrs. V. Fernandes
Mrs. M. Pereira
Ms. K. Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. J. Velocci
Avenue Travel
Grignano Racco Professional Corp.
Mr. & Mrs. T. Peressini
Mr. & Mrs. L. Sinapi
Mr. & Mrs. N. Venere
Mr. & Mrs. A. Bitondo
Ms. O. Gutauskas
Mr. & Mrs. T. Perillo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Singh
Mr. M. Veneziano
Mr. & Mrs. G. Breda
Hogan’s Inn Restaurant
Mr. & Mrs. A. Pirone Mr. J. Policano & Ms. L. Moniz Mr. & Mrs. J. Povegliano Mr. & Mrs. F. Provenzano Mr. & Mrs. P. Provenzano Mr. & Mrs. M. Pugliese Mr. & Mrs. P. Racco Mr. M. Racco & Mrs. S. Yeung Racco Mr. S. Ramroop & Ms. S. Gopie Mr. & Mrs. N. Rapallo
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Mr. B. Langill
Mr. J. Wang & Mrs. L. Wu
Mr. & Ms. T. Stoikos
Mr. & Mrs. D. Peluso
Mr. & Mrs. S. Pillitteri
Mr. K. Lambert
Mr. H. Cohen
Mr. & Mrs. D. Saverino
Mr. & Mrs. B. Piccolo
Knights of Columbus
Volvo Laval
Mr. F. Pellegrino & Mrs. T. Spataro
Mr. & Mrs. M. Perruzza
James Dimitri Hair Atelier
$250 - $999
Mr. T. Allan
Mr. & Mrs. J. Latobesi Mr. & Mrs. L. Leonardelli Masters Insurance Mr. & Mrs. S. McDonald Mr. D. Memme Morcan Financial Newmarket Collision Centre
Posticino Ristorante
Mr. & Mrs. E. Richardson R. J. Burnside & Assoc. Roma’s Place Banquet Hall Ms. J. Schoenhofer Siroga Enterprises Inc. Sunlife Financial Tasco Thor & Partners Mr. G. Timmins Touch Spa Boutique Treasure Hill Tremton Construction Trimate Electric Supply Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. R. Varlese Vaughan Electrical Supply Von Power Systems Inc. Mr. S. Wagman
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Registry Of Donors 2015/2016 St. Thomas of Villanova
Mr. & Mrs. R. Zanetti
$50,000 - $99,999
Mr. & Mrs. M. Zentil
Mr. A. Pietrangelo
Headmaster’s Circle $10,000 - $24,999
Posticino Ristorante
Blue & Silver $1,000 - $2,499
Mr. & Mrs. D. Acchione
Mr. & Mrs. L. Rumeo
Mr. J. Adamo & Mrs. N. Meringolo-Adamo
Founder’s Circle
Mr. & Mrs. V. Agozzino
$5,000 - $9,999
Quinto Annibale Professional Corporation Carwell Construction Mr. & Mrs. E. Corsetti Mr. & Mrs. E. DiIorio
Mr. & Mrs. F. Albi Mr. & Mrs. M. Alvarez Mr. A. Antequera & Mrs. R. Crespo Mr. & Mrs. A. Asalu
Dr. & Mrs. R. Tankovich
Mr. & Mrs. J. Auger
Mrs. B. Yuen
Mr. & Mrs. M. Ayer
Mr. & Mrs. A. Zitoli
Mr. & Mrs. S. Baek
Educator’s Circle
Mr. D. Baio & Mrs. L. Quattrociocchi-Baio
$2,500 - $4,999
Alliance Store Fixtures Mr. & Mrs. S. Balsamo Brown Lab Group Mr. & Mrs. W. Donaldson
Mr. & Mrs. C. Balsamo Mr. & Mrs. P. Bancheri Mr. & Mrs. G. Basista Mr. J. Becker & Dr. R. Filipchuk
Mr. D. Bogopolskiy & Mrs. A. Bogopolskaya
Mr. & Mrs. A. Commisso
Mr. L. Fantin
Mr. & Mrs. S. Hunter
Mr. & Mrs. V. Cordiano Mr. & Mrs. M. Corno
Dr. J. Faulkner and Dr. M. Pubben
Mr. & Mrs. J. Iaboni
Mr. & Mrs. R. Borzellino Mr. & Mrs. T. Bova
Mr. & Mrs. F. Corrente
Mr. & Mrs. P. Braund
Mr. & Mrs. A. Cozza
Mr. & Mrs. G. Breda
Mr. J. Cummins & Ms. M. Neylon
Mr. & Mrs. J. Bush
Mr. & Mrs. R. Figliomeni
Mr. A. Iacovelli
Mr. & Mrs. P. Fleischaker
Jeld-Wen of Canada Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. C. Fragomeni
Mr. & Mrs. G. Jucan
Mr. & Mrs. R. D’Angelo
Mr. & Mrs. G. Franco
Mr. & Mrs. R. Kavanagh
Daytime Enterprises
Mr. & Mrs. J. Frangella
Ms. T. Kavanagh-Lanni
Mr. & Mrs. S. Campisi
Mr. & Mrs. P. Decina
Mr. & Mrs. G. Frustaglio
Mr. & Mrs. M. Keeble
Dr. V. Canale & Mrs. R. Mancini-Canale
Mr. & Mrs. R. Demian
Mr. L. Gagliardi
Mr. & Mrs. W. Kehren
Mr. & Mrs. J. D’Ercole
Mr. & Mrs. V. Galifi
Mr. & Mrs. F. Di Carlo
Garage Living
Mr. J. Kernohan & Mrs. M. Dela Pena
Mr. & Mrs. G. Di Donato
Mr. & Mrs. J. Garcia
Mr. & Mrs. G. DiFranco
Mr. P. Gardner & Ms. P. Horvatis
Mr. G. Capetanakis & Ms. E. Sventzouris Mr. K. Carroll & Mrs. A. Pizziol-Carroll Mr. G. Caruso & Mrs. P. DeMarco-Caruso
Mr. & Mrs. E. Di Iorio
Mr. & Mrs. L. Casalino
Mr. F. Di Marco & Ms. P. De Vuono
Dr. & Mrs. A. Castiglione Mr. B. Cavallin & Ms. E. Lion Mr. & Mrs. A. Cella Century Neckwear Mr. & Mrs. P. Chiaravalloti
Mr. & Mrs. L. Belcastro
Mr. M. Fiuza & Mrs. V. Cortellucci-Fiuza
Mr. & Mrs. M. Bellisario
Dr. & Mrs. E. Garofalo Mr. & Mrs. L. Grimaldi
Mr. C. Beltrano & Ms. R. Conte-Beltrano
Mr. & Mrs. A. Jackson
Dr. D. Bettio & Dr. J. Malchuk
Mr. B. Christensen & Mrs. A. Venditti
LYTE Enterprises
Mr. & Mrs. G. Bianchi
Mr. & Mrs. R. Ciampaglia
Mr. & Mrs. W. Manning
Mr. & Mrs. J. Bianchi
Mr. S. Rea & Mrs. M. Lorini-Rea
Bianchi Presta LLP
Mr. & Mrs. N. Thalassinos
Mr. & Mrs. J. Bifolchi
Mr. P. West
Mr. C. Birker & Dr. A. Del Grande
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Mr. R. Iaccino & Ms. M. Bianchini
Mr. A. Buziashvili & Ms. N. Drozdov
Mr. & Mrs. P. Fiorino
Mr. & Mrs. L. Belmonte
Mr. & Mrs. R. Favaretto
Mr. & Mrs. S. DiPasquale Mr. & Mrs. R. Di Roma Mr. G. Di Santo Mr. & Mrs. A. DiTosto Mr. & Mrs. J. DiGennaro
Mr. M. Gauthier & Dr. C. Moulton Mr. & Mrs. A. Giannace Mr. & Mrs. M. Glionna Global Precast Inc. Mr. & Mrs. S. Gobbatto Mr. & Mrs. L. Gousopoulos
Ms. M. Kountouris Dr. P. Kritzinger Mr. & Mrs. G. Kypreos Mr. & Mrs. A. Lam Mr. & Mrs. R. Lamanna Mr. K. Lambert Lancaster Custom Cabinets Mr. & Mrs. C. Landolfi Mr. & Mrs. S. Lawrynuik Dr. K. Le
Mr. G. Grignano & Ms. S. Racco Grignano
Mr. & Mrs. F. Leo
Mr. E. Guirgis & Mrs. A. Girgis
Mr. & Mrs. M. Leonardelli
Mr. & Mrs. L. Gurreri
Mr. & Mrs. E. Leonardo
Mr. & Mrs. E. Guzzi
Mr. & Mrs. M. Leone Mr. T. Letros
Mr. & Mrs. L. Endrizzi
Dr. J. Hagen & Dr. I. Kirstine-Hagen
Mr. & Ms. C. Ciavarella
Mr. & Mrs. O. Espinola
Mr. & Mrs. A. Hendy
Mr. & Mrs. R. Lijoi
Mr. & Mrs. A. Cina
ESL Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. G. Hermanns
Mr. & Mrs. F. Luccisano
Mr. & Mrs. F. Cirillo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Fabrizi
Mr. & Mrs. D. Hill
Mr. M. Luccisano
Mr. & Mrs. C. Colarocchio
Mr. & Mrs. R. Falbo
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ho
Mr. & Mrs. E. Luchetta
Mr. & Mrs. R. Colucci
Mr. & Mrs. R. Fallone
Mr. R. Horsley & Ms. A. Dara
Dr. & Mrs. P. Lykos
Mr. & Mrs. G. Chiarlitti Mr. M. Chiofolo & Ms. T. Granata Dr. & Mrs. S. Chiozza
Mr. W. Dinan & Ms. M. Athanasoulas Dr. & Mrs. D. Disanto Mr. & Mrs. L. DiVincentiis Mr. & Mrs. D. Duffy
Mr. R. Li & Ms. P. Dou
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Donors
Donors
(Continued)
Mr. & Mrs. E. Macri
Mr. & Mrs. G. Nyulas
Mr. E. Primiani
Ms. K. Madore
Mr. & Mrs. J. Ogor
Mr. & Mrs. F. Provenzano
Mr. & Mrs. R. Magarelli Mr. & Mrs. J. Mannara Mr. & Ms. P. Marchesani
Mr. R. Ogor & Dr. J. Bowring Only Pasta
Mr. & Mrs. P. Provenzano Mr. & Mrs. M. Pugliese Mr. & Mrs. G. Purdy
Mr. & Mrs. R. Marcolini
Mr. R. Oppedisano & Mrs. L. Fiorini-Oppedisano
Dr. M. Mardassi & Mrs. Z. Aalazadeh
Mr. B. Ortakand & Ms. E. Kim
Mr. & Mrs. P. Racco
Mr. & Mrs. J. Otero
Mr. M. Racco & Mrs. S. Yeung Racco
Mr. & Mrs. K. Marjadsingh Mr. & Mrs. S. Marocco Mr. & Mrs. A. Marra
Mr. & Mrs. F. Ottaviani Dr. G. Otto & Dr. J. Otto Mr. & Mrs. A. Palazzo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Quatraro
Mr. S. Ramroop & Ms. S. Gopie Mr. & Mrs. M. Ramundi
Mr. M. Tahamtani & Mrs. M. Mansoub Mr. & Mrs. J. Tersigni Mr. & Mrs. R. Tickner
(Continued) Mr. & Mrs. B. Zia Mr. J. Zurek & Mrs. J. Zurkova ZZEN Group of Companies
Salvatore Mannella Professional Corp MEJ Marketing Mr. K. Mercier
Mr. & Mrs. T. Tomassi
Alumni
$250 - $999
Mimi’s Boutique
Mr. & Mrs. R. Toneguzzo
Mr. Q. Annibale & Family
Mr. V. Mongia
Tonel Masonry Partnership
Augustinian Fathers (Ont) Inc.
Murdocca Corporation
Toronto Redi Mix
Mr. & Mrs. A. Bitondo
North Terra Construction
Mr. & Mrs. B. Tozzo
Mr. & Mrs. A. Cacciola
Mr. & Mrs. R. Oldfield
Mr. & Mrs. F. Trevisan
The Carol Annibale Ovarian Cancer Foundation
Mrs. E. Ornelas
Mr. & Mrs. T. Trompoukis
Mr. & Mrs. P. Paradiso
Mr. A. Trotman & Ms. J. Lippa
Mr. & Mrs. R. Colelli
Peak Fitness Studio
Mr. & Mrs. R. Palmieri
Mr. & Mrs. N. Rapallo
Mr. & Mrs. A. Contardi
Mr. & Mrs. F. Pedinelli
Mr. C. Palombo & Mrs. A. D’Alessandro
Mr. & Mrs. G. Reda
Mr. & Mrs. J. Tsaggarelis
Mr. & Mrs. N. Creatura
Mr. J. Pope
Mr. & Mrs. B. McGee
Mr. A. Ricciuto
Mr. & Mrs. S. Panacci
Crossey Engineering
Revive Fitness
Mr. P. McKenna & Mrs. C. Buckert-McKenna
Mr. & Mrs. E. Richardson
Mr. S. Tyrrell & Mrs. J. Belfiore Tyrrell
Mr. & Mrs. T. Pandoo
Mr. & Mrs. R. Umbrio
Mr. C. De Pellegrin
Mr. S. Rizza & Mrs. T. Cortese
Rodale
Mrs. G. Parentela
Mr. & Mrs. C. Vachon
Mr. & Mrs. A. DiCristofaro
Mr. & Mrs. C. Rizzardo
Mr. D. Schachtler & Ms. J. Maritan
Mr. D. Park & Ms. H. Cho
Mr. & Mrs. L. Romano
Mr. & Mrs. G. Vania
Mr. R. Sadokierski & Ms. J. Melanson
Mr. C. Vardin & Mrs. V. Fernandes
Mr. & Mrs. L. Salim
Mr. & Mrs. J. Velocci
Earl O’Neil Electrical
Mr. & Mrs. A. Santorelli
Mr. & Mrs. N. Venere
Entry Guard Door Inc
Mr. & Mrs. D. Saverino
Mr. & Mrs. M. Veneziano
Mr. M. Fazari
Mr. & Mrs. R. Severini
Mr. & Mrs. J. Vescio
Ms. L. Fazari
Mr. & Mrs. R. Singh
Mr. P. Vettese & Mrs. A. Verardi
Mr. & Mrs. D. Gurizzan
Mr. C. Martin & Ms. E. Murphy Mr. & Mrs. N. Martino Mr. & Mrs. S. McDonald
Mr. & Mrs. M. Messersi Mr. S. Mettel & Mrs. K. Bolton-Lee Mr. A. Molina & Dr. M. Iriarte Mr. D. Moore Mr. H. Moreno & Mrs. B. Aparicio Moreno
Mr. & Mrs. L. Pasubio Mr. F. Pellegrino & Mrs. T. Spataro Mr. & Mrs. D. Peluso Mr. M. Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. E. Morini
Mrs. M. Pereira
Mr. & Mrs. N. Moschella
Mr. & Mrs. V. Perfetto
Mr. & Mrs. M. Moschitti
Mr. & Mrs. T. Perillo
Mr. & Dr. M. Musca
Mr. & Mrs. M. Perruzza
Mr. & Mrs. M. Musto
Mr. & Mrs. K. Phull
Ms. I. Muzzo
Mr. & Mrs. B. Piccolo
Mr. & Mrs. J. Nalbandian
Mr. & Mrs. M. Sloan
Ms. S. Diogo Dr. S. Di Pierdomenico Ms. C. Dittmar
Mr. & Mrs. J. Trichilo Williams & Partners
Ms. O. Gutauskas
Mr. & Mrs. D. Smalley
WBA Architects and Engineers Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. D. Steele
Mr. B. Wignall
Mr. & Mrs. P. Hillar
Mr. & Mrs. S. Pillitteri
Mr. A. Stefou & Ms. D. Skala
Mr. & Mrs. B. Williams
Ms. G. Howell
Dr. H. Nam & Dr. I. Cho
Mr. & Mrs. A. Pirone
Mr. & Ms. T. Stoikos
Mr. & Mrs. C. Wong
Mr. & Mrs. C. Iacobelli
Mr. & Mrs. D. Nangini
Mr. T. Piselli
Ms. N. Stuart
Mr. J. Wang & Mrs. L. Wu
James Dimitri Hair Atelier
Mr. & Mrs. G. Nikitopoulos
Mr. J. Policano & Ms. L. Moniz
SV Accounting Services
Mr. & Mrs. T. Yantsis
Mr. & Mrs. L. Leonardelli
Mr. & Mrs. D. Novatsidis
Mr. & Mrs. J. Povegliano
Sv. Arpas Couturier
Mr. & Mrs. J. Zamparo
Ms. T. Macleod
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Smokey Manufacturing
Mr. & Mrs. M. Ham
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