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ABOUT THE COVER The Honor Guard of Lower and Middle School students for Seniors on Class Day is a beloved Bay View tradition. Held on the Friday before graduation, it is the first time the graduates don their caps and gowns, and they process from the Wellness Center to the front of Mercy Hall to cheers and high-fives from the younger students. This year, like most years, the Class of 2022 was blessed with a sunny morning for their procession.

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CONTENTS

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The Future of Science Starts Here!

Bay View opens the Papitto Science Center.

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Everyone Needs a Little R & R Prioritizing Community Time After COVID.

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The Legacy of Mrs. Christine D. Kavanagh

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What do Champions Look Like?

EDITORS

Jan Cooney P’19.

Director of Admissions, Communications & Marketing

From everyone plays to state champs - at Bay View, they are all champions.

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Year in Review

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Class of 2022

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Prepared for Life and Learning After Bay View Revisiting 2021 graduates - one year later.

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Class Notes

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2020 - 2021 Giving Report

Christine Rogers ART DIRECTOR

Kristie Stark CONTRIBUTORS

Amanda Grattan ’11 Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh ’06 Erin Hanna ‘98, P ‘35 Christine Rogers CONTACT US

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OUR MISSION St. Mary Academy – Bay View is an independent, Catholic school serving a diverse population of girls from Preschool through Grade 12. In the tradition of the Sisters of Mercy, we foster academic excellence in an innovative and creative learning environment.

We are committed to empowering each student to be a confident, independent, compassionate and socially conscious young woman who fully lives her faith.

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President’s Message As I compose this opening message for our Bay View magazine, I’m aware that our story – complete with its achievements and challenges - is woven within the larger context of our global landscape. As COVID lingers around the world, a world that continues to struggle with war and unexplained acts of violence, we turn to our faith. Together we must find strength and inspiration in the flame of Divine Love that illuminates our journey and carries us forward.

St. Mary Academy - Bay View celebrated its 137th graduation this June and joyfully recognized the accomplishments of our scholars, student-athletes, performers, and all students – each of whom continuously amaze and inspire us. Sadly, we also mourned the loss of beloved members of our family, including Christine Kavanagh and Diane Taylor, RSM ’52. We recognize their lasting impact as their love for our school is animated by all who remember them and continue to honor their lives and legacies.

Our school community is honored by all who strive to ensure the success and long- standing traditions of Bay View. I’m always encouraged by the Bay View tradition of generously giving back – a custom that was distinctly exemplified through the endowed scholarships provided by the Classes of ‘70, ‘71, and ‘72.

Additionally, the tradition of commemorating talent returned to Bay View this spring with our 39th year of “Cabaret.” Mrs. Kavanagh would have been so proud of this year’s performance. Fittingly, the show goes on as the flame rises higher.

While perusing the pages of this magazine, I encourage you to read about some of the special people who generously share their gifts with our students and community. Look for our Theology Chair, Matt Daly, who invites our students to seek and find God’s love everywhere in life, and Dr. Kimberly Hill Janson ’87, alumna, parent, and author, who reminds us why an education in the Mercy tradition is so important. What we know to be ever true in education is that inspiring people are essential to the ministry of inspiring students.

It is my great privilege to be leading our Mercy community as we embrace new opportunities, such as the recent renovation of our innovative science and technology learning labs. The new spaces and equipment will assure our ability to offer cutting-edge educational experiences – all of which have been made possible through the extraordinary generosity of Barbara Papitto, a Mercy graduate of St. Xavier Academy, and the skilled work of our faculty. Next year we will continue to develop plans for needed transformations of Bay View as part of our ongoing efforts to ensure and engage future generations of students.

Thank you for supporting these efforts and for helping to make this academic year one to celebrate. As we prepare to begin our 148th year of educating girls and young women, I find myself reflecting on our history as a school that opened its doors nine years after the Civil War and forty-seven years before women had the right to vote. With the rest of our country and the world, we have navigated the flu epidemic, the Great Depression, two world wars, and COVID, among countless other challenges. But with our Mercy mission, dedicated faculty and staff, astounding students, generous supporters, and the flame of Divine Love, we continue to rise higher.

In Mercy,

Sister Marybeth Beretta, RSM President

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Board of Trustees 2021-2022

Alison L. Croke ’90 Chair

Heather E. Luiz, ‘94 Co-Chair Marybeth Beretta, RSM Academy President Gary E. Furtado Amanda Garganese, Esq. ‘09 David J. Hackett Kevin Harrop, PE Kimberly Janson ‘87 Martha Mulligan, RSM ’57 Marypatricia Murphy, RSM Kenneth F. Poyton Lori A. Pezzullo, ‘87

The Future of Science Starts Here!

See full story on page 5.

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Board Chair Alison Croke ‘90 presents Babara Papitto with citations from Senator Reed and Congressman Langevin, honoring her for her investment in girls’ education.

This type of equipment is a privilege usually reserved for medical and graduate students.

Dr. Janell Johnson Science Department Chair

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SCIENCE

The Future of Science Starts Here!

Bay View opens the Barbara A. Papitto Science and Innovation Center Bay View students now have a state-of-the-art facility in which to experiment and learn with the opening of the Barbara A. Papitto Science and Innovation Center. Formally dedicated on May 24th, the modernized space offers nine new spacious, light-filled lecture rooms and sophisticated laboratories in which the school’s topnotch equipment and technology can be optimally utilized. The renovation of the space in Mercy Hall was made possible by more than $3 million in generous donations. The Center is named for major donor Barbara Papitto, a strong supporter of Bay View and of educational institutions and initiatives throughout Rhode Island.

Science Department Chair Dr. Janell Johnson says the work to renovate the space in Mercy Hall is yet another sign of growth for a school that has strongly supported the sciences over the years. “One of the reasons I love my work at Bay View is that the administration is committed to providing the girls with all they need to fully engage in the sciences.” This commitment means working to secure grants and develop relationships with private donors to invest in facilities and equipment that will attract students and prepare them for future STEM careers.

Dr. Johnson notes that the future-fit and flexible space was designed with significant teacher input. Lab safety and efficiency was key, as well as the addition of air conditioning to provide the proper temperatures for controlled experiments and the housing of specialized equipment. As part of the enhancement process, all electrical systems were upgraded and lighting was substantially BAY VIEW TODAY

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improved, including the refurbishing of existing skylights for interior spaces.

“We have very sophisticated equipment such as the Anatomage table that needs to be protected to guarantee a long life,” she says. The Anatomage Table, at almost 7 feet long, is a groundbreaking scientific device that exposes students to 3D images of both human and animal systems while utilizing the handson functionality of a tablet. “This type of equipment is a privilege usually reserved for medical and graduate students,” says Dr. Johnson. Bay View is also home to instruments such as a microbial incubator, PCR machine, and UV/light spectrophotometer, all of which need to be stored in temperature-controlled environments.

The newly designed Science Center also affords flexibility to how its spaces are used. For instance, the Middle School classrooms are nearby, giving those students access to the science center and all it has to offer. “It is wonderful to walk into the biology classroom and see Middle School students surrounding the Anatomage table, being assisted

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mentorship as well as the increased accessibility to the equipment are what we want to develop. The larger work spaces will help us make more of these opportunities.”

Academy Principal Dr. Marcela Rossi, who has a Bachelor of Science in Physics and a Ph.D. in Applied Biological Sciences, is not surprisingly an enthusiastic proponent of providing young women access to cutting-edge science education. She views the opening of the new science labs as in line with the school’s strategic initiatives, which include innovation in the areas of curriculum and technology, and growing philanthropy to ensure sustainability.

Dr. Rossi’s educational philosophy includes the belief that hands-on learning is more valuable than watching or hearing about things. “Engaging educational experiences will lead our students to be curious and creative professionals, ready to take on the challenges in our rapidly changing world,” she says.

As a part of its engaging academic program, Bay View offers advanced-level science classes such as gene cloning and molecular biology – and students have eagerly taken advantages of these opportunities along

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their path to admission to some of the country’s top college and university science programs. Two recent examples from the Class of 2021 include Isabella Heffernan and Abigail Miller who are continuing their studies at Stanford University and Boston College, respectively.

While at Bay View, both Isabella and Abigail competed in the RI Science and Engineering Fair, earning “First Grant” awards and being selected as “Best in Fair” finalists. The judging committee recognized the scientific work submitted by the young women as “Top Ten” elite projects in the senior division.

Abigail presented her work entitled “The Cloning and Sequencing of the GAPDH Gene in Aloe Vera.”

Isabella went on to win first place at the International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF), the largest high school science competition in the world, which boasts thousands of award-winning projects presented by young scientists representing over 80 countries across the globe. Isabella presented novel data pertaining to her five-year-long scientific study investigating how cells of the human immune system and bacterial cells of the human gut microbiome interact with one another and potentially regulate the body’s immune response upon exposure to peanuts.

Physics teacher Bill Goodwin, who has taught at Bay View for 20 years, notes that he has seen a number of young women like Isabella and Abigail go on to study the sciences in college and become leaders in their fields. “The new Science and Innovation Center will help our students make the most of the technology that we have invested in over the years,” he says. “Motivated students have gone on to careers in a variety of the sciences with the biomedical and engineering fields being very popular in recent years.

I think this new space will give students at every level the opportunity for real-world lab experiences and may inspire students who may not have originally thought of themselves as pursuing a field in STEM.” “Students like learning in light, open spaces,” says Dr. Johnson. “Learning in the Barbara A. Papitto Science and Innovation Center feels like being in college. It promotes a feeling of independence and academic rigor and gives our students a competitive advantage as they go on to college. Any edge that we can give our young women is terrific.”

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COMMUNITY

Mackenzie Grapensteter ‘25 and Odafenikhoa “Danielle” Aigbodion ‘25 enjoying time together after school.

Everyone Needs a Little R & R Prioritizing Community Time After COVID The pandemic has given many of us an opportunity to reflect on the precious gift of time and the ways in which we spend it in our leisure and professional lives. In schools, teachers and administrators are always conscious of ensuring the quality and the amount of time students spend on learning, as well as on social activities, which are important for growth and wellbeing. “ T he pandemic af fected socialization inside and outside the classroom environment by minimizing the time the girls could spend together. We definitely saw this loss taking a toll on them and were concerned,” says Mary Ann 8

Snider, Vice Principal of Academics and Curriculum.

Less time together also affected the sense of community that is important to the girls’ feelings about school. Faculty and administrators discussed creative ways to enable the girls to socialize safely once they returned to campus this past fall. A period was built into the day of the Middle and Upper Schools as a test during the second semester, once every 2 to 3 weeks. Dr. Rossi conducted a knitting class, Ms. Pate taught a group of students how to play card games, and Mrs. Bradsher conducted a baking class. “This was learning for pleasure with the opportunity to socialize and form

friendships across grade levels. And the adults also enjoyed sharing their skills and interests with the girls while getting to know them in a different setting.” It helped to bring the feeling of community back.

From the success of this year’s experiment with community time, a new schedule has organically grown and will be implemented in the next academic year. The decision was made to incorporate a one-hour period each day called Community Block. Snider points to research that indicates that a rotating schedule that incorporates a scheduled break for social and less structured learning can make a

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real difference in the quality of the education that takes place during the rest of the day.

Bay View will use Community Block for myriad purposes. In the past, it has been difficult for studentathletes who practice each day after school to take advantage of the many club activities that Bay View offers. With some clubs meeting during Community Block, many more students will have access to those offerings, which will now be co-curricular activities. In addition, Community Block time can give students who might need academic support time to meet with a teacher during the

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school day. “We also plan to use it for liturgies, offer workshops, have advisory time, and host guest speakers,” explains Snider.

“The Community Block will also allow us to more fully explore the value and culture that makes us Bay View,” says Snider. The five Critical Concerns of the Sisters of Mercy, which include care for the earth; nonviolence; immigration; racism; and tending to the needs of women are intrinsic to a Bay View education. Over the year, several community blocks will be designated for discussions on these topics. “For instance, this year, 9th graders were offered a

series of workshops developed and presented by upperclasswomen on identity and culture as an extension of our focus on the Critical Concern of racism,” notes Snider.

“Community Block is a perfect time to offer a guest speaker and a forum for discussing issues that are important to us all.” An important note is that adding a Community Block is not taking instructional time out of the school day. Time for the period was gained by starting the school day 5 minutes earlier and ending 10 minutes later, plus completing the Middle and Upper School lunch period in two sittings rather than three.

FACULTY SPOTLIGHT: MATT DALY Department Chair, Theology Known for practicing what he preaches, Matt Daly has taught hundreds of students how to live their lives mercifully, with intention and care. A former New Yorker and Boston College alum, Daly has taught students in the region for 20 years. Before working at Bay View, he worked as a Campus Minister for Retreats at Boston College for two years.

As a father of four daughters, two of whom attend Bay View, Daly is a big supporter of empowering young women and instilling the Mercy values that have inspired all of the wonderful work of the Sisters of Mercy throughout our community.

“How do you define Mercy?”

I loved how Dr. Victoria Battell, who presented at our faculty retreat, connected Mercy, which in Hebrew is racham, to the Hebrew word rechem, which means “womb.” Mercy means seeing the person in front of you with the tenderness a parent has for their child. To see the person before you as a brother or sister. As family.

“How do you live the Mercy mission daily?”

I try to affirm my students so that they see themselves as God sees them: Beloved.

“What is the best advice you’ve ever received?”

Walter Brueggemann, a Scripture scholar, preaches the importance of Sabbath Rest - taking moments to purposely stop

all forms of production and consumption. No working. No social media. No “doing.” Just quiet rest. Hearing him speak on this a few years ago was transformative for me. Our culture pushes us to “go, go, go!” and we can get very stressed out. The best advice I’ve received is to be intentional about taking moments for Sabbath, for real rest, regularly.

“What new initiatives do you have in the works?”

If COVID cooperates, we’d like to start service trips again, and we’re also hoping to create an overnight retreat for our older students.

“How do you spend your free time?

My four children are at fun ages. I spend much time cheering them on at dance competitions, theatre productions, and soccer. I also like to read. Right now, I’m re-reading the Harry Potter series.

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The Legacy of Christine D. Kavanagh The energy, music, dancing, and singing were back in person after a two-year hiatus when Cabaret 39: “The Journey Goes On!” took to the stage in April.

The young women of Bay View put on the musical spectacular that their audiences have been expecting since the show was born 39 years ago. That was when then-Principal Sister Marlene asked Christine Kavanagh to “put on a little show.” With Christine at the helm, assisted by musical director and keyboardist Diane Gualtieri, Karen Mellor on percussion, Cindy LoSasso as choreographer, and costumes by Arlene Vacchelli, a tradition began that was looked forward to each year by not only the Bay View community but Rhode Islanders who love musical theater.

With the passing of Christine Kavanagh in January 2022, Nancy Anastadis Peters ’04 ably assumed the role of director and the girls rose to the occasion.

“The show must go on,” was one of Mrs. Kavanagh’s favorite sayings, according to former performing arts student Julia Smith ’21, so everyone knew that Mrs. Kavanagh would want this cabaret to be as uplifting as the ones before. Some of the planning for the show had already taken place before her illness. Not a surprise for anyone who was familiar with Christine Kavanagh’s work ethic.

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“Mrs. Kavanagh painted our lives with beautiful music, song, and dance. Her bright light will be missed, but her legacy continues with all the lives she magically touched.” Mary Vales, P’22

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“Chris would come in and say ‘I had a dream last night’ about some aspect of a show and her colleagues would work with her to make it happen,” recalls Diane Tanury P ‘87, ‘90, ‘92, who met Christine in 1985 when Diane’s daughter was a student. “Chris was always working on the next show,” agrees Diane Gualtieri, Chris’ colleague for 40 years as musical director and dear friend. “She was very particular. She knew exactly what she wanted to convey on stage and she encouraged the girls to push beyond what they thought was possible to get there. She did it in an encouraging and loving way, and the girls responded. They grew in confidence and felt real pride in what they ultimately accomplished.”

Nancy Peters remembers being a shy 9th grader with “not a lot of confidence” when she first met Mrs. Kavanagh.

“She took me under her wing and taught me how to perform and encouraged me to be myself. She ignited a passion in me for the Performing Arts and it was all

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done with humor and trust. You learned to trust her so that when she asked you to do something, you did it.”

Alumnae and students repeatedly note that Christine Kavanagh would find a way to make a student shine if she wanted to be on stage. “If you had a unique talent and Chris found out about it, she’d find a way to work it into a show,” says Diane. “We have had jugglers, gymnasts, and bike riders. She always found a place for a girl to showcase her talent.”

Cecelia Egan ’21 was one such student. Despite a neuromuscular condition that requires her to use a wheelchair, Cecelia was an active participant in the Bay View theater. Her mom Donna Egan P ’17 ‘19 ’21 recalls Cecelia in 5th grade wanting to be in the shows after seeing her older sister, Emma ‘17, participate in Cabaret.

“Christine encouraged Cecelia to perform and helped her to make the most of her time on the stage.”

Audiences roared as Mrs. Kavanagh closed out her 36th Cabaret, Stardust Melodies, with a guest appearance in a “Hello Dolly” inspired moment.

“For those who were blessed to know and love Christine D. Kavanagh, she left an indelible “handprint on your heart,’” says Diane Gualtieri. “One full of life, faith, song, laughter, and passion for your journey going forward!”

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Lily Gucfa ‘19 and Grace Farrow ‘19 answer the call of the stage in Peter Pan.

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“She had a unique approach that inspired the girls and pushed them to achieve,” says Donna. “They really blossomed in her program.” Mrs. Kavanagh’s creative choices led to Cecelia’s performing in a sleigh, on a piano, and in a 50’s car. Recognizing the courage and determination that Cecelia displayed, Christine nominated her for the National High School Heart of the Arts Award, which was awarded to Cecelia in 2018. Christine is quoted at the time as speaking of the importance of inclusivity in theater as in life. “It’s all about the journey,” she said. “Every day has a new set of challenges.”

“The greatest gift to Cecelia was allowing her to participate fully in the program, just like everyone else,” says her mom. This fall, Cecelia will enter her sophomore year of college at Roger Williams University, majoring in theater arts with minors in film studies and creative writing. Her sister Emma ‘17 went on to dance competitively throughout college and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in public health at Brown University.

Grace Farrow ’19, is pursuing double majors in theater and education at Salve Regina University. She continues to perform on stage, and recently was an extra in the HBO series “The Gilded Age.” She has added directing to her list of experiences and says that Mrs. Kavanagh gave her the opportunity to co-write and co-direct a show for the 5th grade when she was a high school student.

“She was first my teacher, then mentor, and became my friend,” says Grace. “In high school, the theater was where I felt I could fully be myself. Mrs. Kavanagh had a way

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Neisa Barbosa ‘22 in a scene from this year’s production, “The Journey Goes On!”

of building your confidence so that you could grow into larger roles.

But she was never insincere in her compliments.”

What is clear from the many alumnae and friends who traveled from near and far to attend Christine Kavanagh’s memorial services and Mass is that she built a lasting community. “Twenty and thirty years later, alumnae still talk about the influence she had on their lives and the friendships they formed with the other theater students,” says Diane Tanury.

A ghost light was left on stage during this year’s performance. “There is always a ghost light on stage to illuminate the space when no one is there, for safety reasons,” explains Diane Gualtieri. “This year we left it on throughout the performances as a symbol of hope as we come out of the pandemic, and as a tribute to Christine. Her family speaks of her as a ray of sunshine. I always

admired how she would light up a room when she entered. Christine herself would speak of helping girls to find their light so they could share it with others.”

The Bay View community mourns the loss of Christine Kavanagh and extends our prayers and sympathies to her family and friends. Clearly, in the lives of the young women and colleagues who had the opportunity to be part of the magic she created, her legacy will live on.

May the road rise to meet you.

May the wind be always at your back.

May the sun shine warm upon your face.

The rains fall soft upon your fields.

And until we meet again.

May Love hold you.

May you be held in the palm of God’s hand.

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Alumna Spotlight Dr. Kimberly Hill Janson, PhD ‘87 The Bay View community congratulates Dr. Kimberly Janson ’87 on the release of her second book, Determining Leadership Potential. Dr. Janson is CEO and founder of Janson Associates, an executive coaching and talent development firm. She has more than 25 years of experience in the field, working with both large and small companies across all industries around the globe.

Her latest book is based on scientific and academic research as well as interviews with more than 600 people from national and international companies and universities. The aim of the book is to explain the criteria necessary for strong leadership. It is predicated on a conceptual framework known as the Leadership Blueprint, a tool for understanding and determining leadership potential and one that is adaptable to various organizational levels and jobs.

This book follows her first entitled, Demystifying Talent Management, which gives practical advice for building a talented and motivated workforce. While the book is aimed at managers, human resource professionals, and senior leaders, and those interested in further developing their own potential in the workplace will benefit from it as well.

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Dr. Janson grew up the youngest of 10 children. A number of her sisters are Bay View graduates, as are her daughter, Hannah ’16, a sister-in-law, and her future daughter-in-law. “My great aunt’s name is on the wall of the cafeteria,” she says, noting her family’s long legacy. “I feel like many of the themes in my books can resonate with the Bay View community.

We have a leadership crisis in the world right now.

The world is in need of better leaders, and Bay View is in a perfect position to instill in our students some of the necessary components of leadership.”

Dr. Janson is a highly sought-after speaker named

by LA Weekly as one of the top 10 keynote speakers to watch in 2021. In addition to her two books, she has authored numerous articles featured in a variety of business publications. She is a regular contributor to the Forbes Leadership Expert Panel and The Business Journal Leadership Trust Expert Panel. “Strong women can be a force for real positive change in the world,” she says. “The more we provide the tools to develop their communications and advocacy skills and encourage them to use them, the better leaders they will become.”

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ATHLETICS

Morgan MacLeod ‘22 putting for birdie on the ninth hole at Warwick Country Club during the RIIL State Championship tournament.

What do Champions look like?

From everyone plays to state champs - at Bay View, they are all champions.

While a good number of Bengal athletes represent some of the best in their chosen sports, a number of student-athletes participate to get exercise, be part of a team, or make new friends. All are welcome to play, and three seniors illustrate that this openness enriches their own experience of sports.

remember,” says Morgan. With two parents who are avid golfers, Morgan has spent years on the course combining family time with perfecting her skills and winning on plenty of occasions. Morgan will play Division 1 golf next year at Merrimack College with an eye toward working in sports media someday.

A recent article in The Providence Journal named Morgan MacLeod ’22 one of the top five women high school golfers in the state to watch this season. The experience of being competitive at the highest level is invaluable when state titles are on the line. Morgan capped her high school career with an impressive third-place finish in the 2022 Girls Rhode Island Interscholastic League Individual Championships.

When asked about her favorite part of being on the Bay View golf team, Morgan quickly responds, “the friendships.” Golf is most often an opportunity for the individual to excel, but playing on a high school team means playing with others who have varying degrees of skill. Morgan says that does not make a difference. “As one of three senior captains this year, our job is to set an example for the team. Our team has a mix of experienced and new golfers. I feel like we are all friends, and that’s what makes us solid.”

“I have been on a golf course as long as I can

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work with anyone.

She is a motivator for the rest of the team.”

It is the concept of team and the invitation to try new sports that make the athletic experience for the young women of Bay View stand out from that of many other places. For athletes who have been working for years at their sports, they continue to hone their skills and play at a high level. For other

Faith Blais ’22 is a student who embraces all that successful team sports require; hard work, camaraderie, and the willingness to step in when needed.

“I didn’t play many sports as a child and never thought I would be a high school athlete,” she says. But with high school on the horizon, Faith thought it would be fun to be a member of a team.

She joined a summer field hockey league and then played for Bay View as a freshman. She served as captain during both her junior and senior years. “We are a close-knit group, and many of us learned how to play field hockey together as freshmen,” she notes.

Morgan MacLeod ‘22

Emma Leary ‘22 with Lindsey Williams ‘23 in the 2V boat.

girls, high school may represent an opportunity to change sports or try something new.

“We have worked hard to create a culture that values the experience of being part of a team,” says Director of Athletics Jennifer Wasson. “Of course, elite players help teams be successful, and we hope to give those girls every opportunity to be challenged and improve.

But we do not want any girl to feel intimidated about trying something new.”

The success of the culture depends on students embracing that attitude, and one of the students Wasson points to as doing so is Emma Leary ’22, team captain of the Bay View crew team, who will be rowing and studying architecture at Cornell University come fall. “Rowing is a sport that is new to many of the girls when they enter Bay View,” says Wasson.

“Emma embraces the newcomers and works with them.” Head Coach Lisa Evans concurs.

“Emma is one of the finest young women I have coached,” says Evans. “She trains hard and can Emma and Lindsey at the Head of the Charles.

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Two upperclasswomen that year encouraged Faith to join the ice hockey team. “I was interested, but I did not know how to skate!” says Faith. She joined a learn-to-skate program that summer—“yes, me and a bunch of five-year-olds”—and learned to get around the ice. Her teammates worked with her at practice to develop the other skills. She has been a member of the team since her sophomore year. Faith was a junior recipient of the Hobey Baker High School Character Award given to a player who exhibits the values

Faith Blais ‘22, front and center, with the field hockey team.

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that shaped the legend of Hobey Baker: character, excellence, a love for the game, and sportsmanship.

The icing on the cake: the Burrillville/Ponaganset/ Bay View Ice Hockey Co-Op won the 2022 Division 1 State Championship.

Faith also participated on the Bengals softball team.

She began by working the scoreboard and providing announcements and music at home games, which she

Bay View ice hockey players: State Champs!

continued over the past few years. This year she was appointed team manager and was not averse to being on the roster when injuries required substitutions. Faith will attend Springfield College’s six-year Physician’s Assistant program this fall. She was honored at graduation with the prestigious Catherine McAuley Woman of the Year Award, the highest honor given to a graduating student.

Faith takes a lap with the Championship trophy.

“I always advise the girls to use sports to their full extent,” says Wasson. “Take advantage of the opportunities athletics gives you to build leadership skills, discipline, and confidence in yourself. Sports gives you the chance to build relationships with teammates and meet new people.”

DIVISION CHAMPS! The Indoor Track and Field team finished the regular season 11-0 and captured the RIIL Sullivan Division Championship for the 21-22 season.

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Year in Review/ Noteworthy News

Bay View juniors and seniors in Washington, DC for Project Close Up

Project Close Up Over 40 juniors, seniors, students, and Upper School faculty members participated in Project Close-Up in Washington, D.C. this past November.

They joined students from across the country in our nation’s capital to observe, engage, and participate in activities together.

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Holistic Person Project In this thoughtful project, students outlined each other on big white sheets of paper and filled the outline with qualities they thought a holistic person would have.

They began with the five senses and discussed how the senses contribute to peace. Students then added song lyrics, symbols, bible verses, quotes, and simple words – the idea was to make this holistic person as inclusive and representative as possible. Finally, and most importantly, they included the symbols of the Five Critical Concerns of Mercy and any other movements or injustices that they felt needed to be addressed and represented.

In Sister Elizabeth Hathaway’s Period B Theology class, students made “Holistic People of Peace”.

Big Sister/Little Sister DNA Day! Grade 10 & Grade 2 It was a great day when Upper School students from Dr. Johnson’s Molecular Biology class visited Ms. Battista’s second-grade classroom to teach the younger girls all about cells and DNA. Second- grade students had a “Eureka!” moment when they learned about cheek cells and witnessed what they look like through a microscope.

The Lower School students received excellent insight into DNA by using live visual models which could be manipulated as part of the experiment. Each Grade 2 student collected her cheek cells and broke them apart in a test tube to visualize the DNA molecules hidden inside. This was a wonderful time for our older students to share their light and knowledge with our younger students who were so thrilled to learn about science in such a real and relatable way.

Grade 2 student, Isabel, got up close and personal with microscopes on DNA Day.

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Catching Up with Dr. Rossi: A Virtual Town Hall Meeting

Emma Leary ‘22 - Gold Key Printmaking

Bay View parents were invited to “Catch Up with Dr. Rossi” on January 25th at a Virtual Town Hall Meeting.

Bay View students interviewed Dr. Rossi about her first semester at Bay View, her thoughts on our new science wing, and her perspective on being a Rhode Islander.

Emily O’Hearn ‘22 - Honorable Mention Printmaking

Bay View Leads the Way in Expanding Girls’ Access to AP Computer Science Courses Bay View is proud to be one of only 61 schools worldwide to be awarded the College Board’s Female Diversity Award for both AP Computer Science A and AP Computer Science Principles. This is the second year that Bay View has received this award, given to schools for achieving high female representation in AP Computer Science A (CSA) and AP Computer Science Principles (CSP) classes. Through our leadership in diversifying computer science education, Bay View is preparing our female students for the high-paying, in-demand jobs of the future and giving them the opportunity to help solve some of society’s most challenging problems.

Brooke Maloney ‘22 - Gold Key Mixed Media Izarriah Melgar ‘22 - Honorable Mention Ceramics Victoria Sousa ‘24 - Silver Key Digital Art Victoria Sousa ‘24 - Silver Key Jewelry Victoria Sousa ‘24 - Honorable Mention Jewelry

Ride and Roll Day Lower School students were invited to bring scooters, bicycles and other ‘rides’ to school this spring for the second annual Ride and Roll event. Lower School Physical Education Teacher and Athletic Director Ms. Wasson organized the fun, including a lemonade truck treat at the end of the day.

Scholastic Art Awards The Scholastic Art Award competition is a prestigious regional and national competition that recognizes Middle and Upper School students who demonstrate outstanding creative achievement in Art. We are so proud of our Bay View students, who have received 13 awards this year!

Gold Key winners will move on to the national competition.

The following Art students received awards in the Region-At-Large East: Tess Briden ‘24 - Gold Key Digital Art Julie DaSilva ‘26 - Silver Key Illustration Gabriella DeLaCruz ‘26 - Honorable Mention Illustration Selah Ethier ‘25 - Honorable Mention Sculpture Lia Gallagher ‘23 - Honorable Mention Drawing and Illustration

Grade 3 enjoys lemonade during Ride & Roll Day.

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Ready, set, go! Grade 3 girls were ready to get things started for the 2nd Annual Ride & Roll.

Chemistry Club Chalks Up Their First Win On November 18, the Bay View Chemistry Club earned a victory against La Salle Academy in their first Chemistry Competition of the year. The two teams competed in four rounds of written free response questions related to atomic structure and chemical bonding at the AP Chemistry level. Bay View’s competitors included seniors Liliana Bastia, Faith Blais, Emily Heath, Emily McDonald, and Morgan Pedus. The La Salle team was composed of three male and four female students.

Grade 8 Theology Project - Sharing the Story of Catherine McAuley In December, Grade 8 girls worked hard creating books on the life of Catherine McAuley to read to our first and second graders. These books tell the story of how God worked through Catherine to lovingly meet the needs of the poor, especially women and children, and how she founded the Sisters of Mercy to continue this ministry. The Middle School girls read their stories to first and second-grade classes on December 9, 2021.

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2022 COLLEGE MATRICULATION

Seniors in the Chorus enjoy their last Bay View performance at their own commencement.

Awards The Class of 79 graduates have all been accepted into college, with plans to pursue higher education degrees at 51 different colleges and universities. Collectively, the Class earned $20,239,898 in college scholarships. Over 90 percent of the girls were named to the RI Honor Society, and nearly half of them earned a place in the National Honor Society.

The following received recognition for both academic excellence and their contributions to the campus community:

Sophia Bianchi Sister Marlene Laliberte Award Eva Scott-Sheldon Sister Maureen McElroy Award Emily McDonald Sister Mary Edward Walsh Award Gabriella Osario-Palo Sister Mary Bernard McCann Award Ashley Anderson Liliana Bastia Grace Bourassa Kathryn Creamer Via DaSilva Jadzia Jean Olivia Martin Kathryn Nelson The Salt of the Earth Award

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Brooke “Finn” Maloney Mother Frances Xavier Warde Person of Courage Award Faith Blais Catherine McAuley Woman of the Year Award Emily Heath & Emma Leary Sister Marie Andre Guay Award Neisa Brito Barbosa Jia Weingard The Colleen Gribbin Award Madison Abood Caryn Leigh Comerford Mary Rose Comerford Greta Heitmueller Jane Maciel Abigail Pare Olivia Tracy The Mercy Honor Award

American University Boston College Brown University Bryant University Bucknell University Chapman University College of Charleston College of the Holy Cross College of William and Mary Community College of Rhode Island Connecticut College Cornell University Dalhousie University Drexel University Emmanuel College Fairfield University George Mason University Korea Campus Georgia Institute of Technology Hamilton College Hillsborough Community College Lasell University Loyola University Maryland Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Merrimack College New York University Providence College Quinnipiac University Roger Williams University Sacred Heart University Saint Joseph’s College of Maine Saint Michael’s College Seton Hall University Smith College South Carolina State University Springfield College Stonehill College SUNY Potsdam The New School Tufts University University of Central Florida University of Connecticut University of Maine University of New Hampshire University of Rhode Island University of Richmond University of Rochester University of South Carolina University of Vermont University of Virginia Wellesley College Wheaton College

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Class of 2022 Madison Anna Abood†* Ashley Elizabeth Anderson†* Caroline Elizabeth Barr†* Liliana Theresa Bastia†* Sophia Grace Bianchi†* Faith Caroline Blais†* Grace Evelyn Bourassa†* Hazel Elizabeth Bozikowski* Neisa Isabel Brito Barbosa†* Caitlin Avery Brown†* Emily Rose Carruolo* Emma Chihtung Chou†* Mary Rose Yu Comerord†* Caryn Leigh Xiu Comerford†* Kathryn Cecelia Creamer* Liv Ferreira DaSilva†* Andrea Yolanda DeFusco* Liliana Jean DeFusco Orla Patricia Feld†* Hannah Grace Ferro* Catrina Grace Fielding†* Avery Madison Gardner* Abbey Elizabeth Gemma* Emma Rose Greene†* Abbie Rose Green-Sermak†* Emily Anne Heath†* Greta Richelle Heitmueller* Madyson Ida Rose Horton*

Tessa Victoria Izzo†* Jadzia Gabrielle Jean†* Maya Alexandra Joncas†* Charlotte Hailey Jones†* Molly Anne Kilkenny* Jessica Marsh King†* Emma Ruth Leary †* Stefanie Rose Levesque†* Julia Clare Lindenberg* Jarilyn Allyson Lizana* Jasmine Marie Lugo Jane Elizabeth Maciel* Morgan Maye MacLeod Margaret Elaine Mahoney †* Erica Elias Makhlouf* Brooke Lowney Maloney †* Lauren Marie Marsella* Olivia Rose Martin†* Jadah Lynn Matos* Sofia Kate Mazza* Emily Mae McDonald†* Izarriah Ariana Melgar* Victoria Isabel Miller-Tuchon* Simone Marie Miranda†* Sophia Justine Mutti* Kathryn Nelson†* Katelyn Rose Niles Sydney Taylor Nogueira*

Emily Elizabeth Summerhill O’Hearn†* Hailey Christine Osmanski†* Gabriella Osorio-Palo†* Abigail Lee Pare†* Ainsley Morgan Pattie†* Morgan Pedus†* Talia Florence Plante* Sabrina Jae Randall* Emely Rose Rodriguez* Ashanty Sofia Rodriguez Rosario* Eva Whitney Scott-Sheldon†* Jasmine Faith Stevens* Olivia Mascena Tracy †* Ava Catherine Troino* Sofia Emily Vaca* Morgan Jacqueline Vales†* Gabriela Valotto* Stephanie Bridgett Vera†* Brianna Marie Waycott* Jia Dujuan Weingard†* Elizabeth Grace Pattillo White†* Hannah Joyce Wind†* Yun Zheng†* † *

National Honor Society

Rhode Island Honor Society

The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul continues to be an honored setting for Upper School Commencement.

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ALUMNAE

Prepared for life and learning after Bay View

Isabella showing her spirit at Stanford!

This spring, Bay View Today checked in with three recent graduates to find out how they are doing after a semester and a half of college. All three report that they are pleased with their college choices and appreciate the foundation that Bay View provided for them, both in terms of academics and the confidence to tackle all that was new and challenging as they began their

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college journeys.

Isabella Heffernan ’21, Stanford University “Stanford is a perfect fit for me in terms of people, classes, professors, and opportunities,” says Isabella. She is majoring in Science, Technology, and Society, a dynamic interdisciplinary major providing students with a liberal arts education for the twentyfirst century. It is one of the only Stanford majors to offer both Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees.“I want to explore the ways in which policy affects science and technology and how public policies may be implemented that can assist scientists in helping people.”

She currently is an intern at the Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics in addition to her studies.

“Bay View absolutely prepared me well for college,” says Isabella.

“My transition to college was very smooth. I can point to a number of classes in high school that gave me tools I am still using. Mrs. Bianchi taught me how to write a college paper, Dr. Johnson’s challenging lessons helped me develop study strategies, and Mr. Kennedy and Mrs. Haines in history helped me develop great research skills.” Most of all, Isabella points to what she considers a Bay View competitive advantage: the ability to advocate for herself. “Some of my classes are very large and I never feel strange seeking out and finding help if I need it. I believe that skill gives me control over my education.” Those who knew Isabella as a Bay View student should not be surprised by her interests, as she was an active member of Science Fair, Robotics, and Science Research.

She also served as a mentor for younger students interested in STEM. Isabella’s research on peanut allergies, which was prizewinning while she was a high school student, is something she hopes to continue at Stanford.

Allison McIntyre ’21, University College Dublin was a junior at Bay View when she visited her sister Erin ’18 at University College Dublin. Erin was there on a semester abroad from Simmons College and Allison immediately

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felt drawn to the school and the concept of living abroad. Her family has visited Ireland frequently over the years, so Allison says feels quite at home there.

Allison is a first-year engineering student and while the program is rigorous, she feels that the Advanced Placement classes that she took during her time at Bay View were good preparation.

Her area of interest is electrical engineering, and she is a member

Allison exploring Ireland

of the college’s Formula Student G roup. “ T hrough Formula Student, I am working with other engineering students to design a race car,” explains Allison. “Once we build it, we will compete in the annual Formula Student testing at Silverstone Racing Circuit in the UK.” Allison’s means of competitive transport as a high school student was a sailboat, as she was a member of Bay View’s Sailing Team, in addition to participating in Mock Trial and Women in Technology. She hopes to sail at UCD at some point, but for now is keeping busy with her classes and participating in various student

groups. She has met students from around the globe, as UCD has a strong international population.

“I have friends who come from the U.S., Ireland, and India,” says Allison. “I started at Bay View in ninth grade, so at that point had to make a new group of friends. I haven’t felt intimidated by doing the same here.” Allison will return to Rhode Island at the end of her second semester to visit before heading back for the Formula Student competition in July. Erin, meanwhile, will graduate from Simmons this May and is looking to pursue graduate work in London.

Brooke Newbury ’21, Harvard U n i ve r s it y w a s t h e c l a s s valedictorian, Woman of the Year, a Presidential Scholar and a National Merit Scholarship recipient. She has settled in at Harvard and describes her first year as going extremely well. “I have been fortunate to take interesting classes with world-class professors, and to live and work with extremely dynamic students from all over the world,” she says. A student involved in myriad activities while at Bay View—cross country captain, National Honor Society president, Math Team, French Club president, Mock Trial, orchestra, and theater tech crew to name just a few, Brooke continues to explore her many interests. Brooke is a percussionist in the Harvard Pops Orchestra and serves as stage manager. She is a research assistant for an economics professor exploring the impact that COVID assistance had on state and local businesses.

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fully prepared me for my courses at Harvard,” says Brooke. She adds, “While many may think that an allgirls education does not prepare you to study and work alongside men, it, in fact, does. Single-sex high school education removes gender differences in learning.

Although I am in a fairly maledominated field of study, I am extremely comfortable working alongside my male colleagues.”

Brooke received a summer fellowship to work for the Service to Armed Forces Department of the American Red Cross, an organization at which she has volunteered for three years.

Brooke’s long-term goals are to attend law school and pursue higher level mathematics.

Brooke at the entrance to Harvard

Brooke is majoring in Applied Math with a concentration in Economics.

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Class Notes 1970s Laurie Rogers Finnegan ‘71 recently relocated from Florida to Wilmington, NC. She enjoys meeting for monthly lunches with fellow alum Pauline Menoche Bellamy ‘71, who has also relocated to North Carolina. “Life is great down here in the Carolinas!”

Rosemary Quagan ‘72 has an MSW from Interamerican University of Puerto Rico, Class of 1994. She retired from full-time work as a psychiatric social worker in 2019 and is presently working per diem at a psychiatric hospital in North Carolina.

Sharon Mazzocca Merritt ‘72 is a breast cancer survivor who now advocates for patients. “I help them navigate the treatment options. I do alternate month webinars with my world-renowned breast cancer surgeon. I’m currently developing a website breastcanceradv.com. I spend countless hours helping women

Sharon Mazzocca Merritt ‘72 and her surgeon, Dr. Dennis R Holmes.

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and encouraging them. I have three Facebook groups and work with approximately 200 women all over the world.

Elizabeth Reis ‘77 “Enjoying retirement with my “Forever Honey,” John Rossi, in our little slice of “Paradise” in Fort Myers, Florida.”

medieval town of Guarcino (FR), Lazio, Italy, the birthplace of Tagliaferri’s paternal grandparents. In January 2022, Tagliaferri was appointed President of the Rhode Island Region of the National Organization of Italian American Women. NOIAW promotes the professional achievements of women of Italian heritage through local, national and international programs and special events.

Dr. Kimberly Janson ‘87 was named one of the Top 11 Thought Leaders Thriving in 2021 by ThriveGlobal. com. Her newest book, Determining Leadership Potential, will be released in August 2022.

Elizabeth Reis ‘77 and John Rossi

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Sheila Konis ‘87 and Dana Medeiros we re m a r r i e d o n N ove m b e r 28th, 2021 . It was a magical Christmas-themed wedding at Bittersweet Farm in Westport, MA.

Michelle Maynard ‘80 took the position of Executive Director of Gallery Night Providence in November 2021. Gallery Night Providence is an arts nonprofit that opens the doors to Providence art galleries on the third Thursday of every month from March through November, with the goal of making the arts accessible to all.

In August 2021, Robin Tagliaferri ‘82 was appointed to the steering committee of Progetto Guarcino 2025, an initiative to revitalize the

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working on her campaign.

Sheryl Rocha Fournier ‘90 worked at a bank for ten years, using skills she learned in Bay View’s typing and accounting classes. “When [I] got into these roles of service [I] found [those classes] to be a blessing.” She now keeps those skills sharp by managing two households.

Jodi Botelho Leffingwell Ed. D. ‘90 released two books, A Letter to Our Daughters in 2021 and its followup Chose Love in 2022. A Letter to Our Daughters received the Best Independent Book Award for 2021 in the inspiration category.

Dorian Borges Meyette ‘92 married Paul Meyette in June 2021, with several Bay View sisters in attendance. The ceremony was officiated by The Honorable Stephanie Giangrande Culhane ‘92.

Katie McPhillips ‘05 got engaged to TJ Tavares.

Providence. The couple plans to tie the knot in September 2023.

Joy Fox ‘95

Rebekah Major ‘98 & her fiancé left Rhode Island in November 2021 to go sailing. They have a YouTube channel, “Major Payne Sailing & Scuba.” Their channel serves as an online diary where everyone can follow their adventures in sailing and diving.

Sherri-Lynne Belanger ‘98 has been named the 2022 Pawtucket District Teacher of the Year. She has also been awarded the Mathematics Department Chair position at Charles E. Shea HS in Pawtucket starting July 1.

Trisha Molloy ‘99 married Brad Mirza on May 28, 2021, at Linden Place in Bristol, RI.

Danielle Zarrella ‘06 started her own business, Wonderful Whirl. She designs flashcards, educational posters, and wall art and will soon have more products available! These are great for parents/caregivers and educators (but even if you’re not a parent or teacher, wall art is always great for any home!). “I’ve been a professional graphic designer since I graduated from Pace University, NYC, in 2010.

Several months ago, I left the position that I held for over 11 years and started my own business shortly after.”

Six members of the Class of 2006 were joyfully reunited for a much overdue weekend together at Friendship Farm

Dorian ‘92 and Paul Meyette with their wedding officiant, The Honorable Stephanie Culhane ‘92.

Janet Tanury ‘92 celebrated the grand opening of the new location of her store, Botticelli. Visit the store at 9 Cedar Swamp Rd, Smithfield, RI 02917, or online.

Nichole Mancone Fisher, Ed.D. ‘95 was recently hired as the University Registrar at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, TX. She previously served as the Registrar at the University of Texas at Arlington. Nichole resides in Euless, TX, with her husband, Phillip, and son, Henry. Go Frogs!

Joy Fox ‘95 is currently running for Congress to represent the people of Rhode Island’s Second Congressional District. Several Bay View alumnae are

Left to right: Jen Plume ‘06, Brianna Petrone ‘06, Lauren Cotta ‘06, Katy (Jurczyk) Pomplun ‘06 P’35, Kendall Bear ‘06, Marcia NewbertEslami ‘06.

in Mt. Airy, Maryland. “We laughed, and we cried. We reminisced about Bay View days gone by, and we looked forward to even brighter days ahead.”

Trisha Molloy ‘99 and Brad Mirza

2000s Katie McPhillips ‘05 celebrated her engagement to TJ Tavares of

Cooper Warner ‘08 graduated from Lewis & Clark Law School in May 2016 with a Certificate in Environmental & Natural Resources Law. She started a solo law practice, Namaste Law, to serve women-owned businesses in Oregon and Washington in 2018

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(while traveling abroad for six months).

“Business is flourishing!” Cooper also married Jason R. Polen (Vancouver, WA) on 9/4/21, with many BVA sisters in attendance.

Sarah Pacitti ‘08 was married 7/3/21 in Narragansett.

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Cambridge, Massachusetts, and she’s excited to bring her expertise to bear against rare diseases and genomically defined cancers.

Annie Connley Topazio ‘11 and her husband, Mike, welcomed their first child, Benjamin Patrick, on October 2nd.

Newly married Taylor Kluk ‘11 and their bridal party.

Providence, RI. Her bridesmaids included Danielle Brazil Hudson ‘05, Jennifer Pinto ‘11 and Alexandra DeConcilis ‘12. The couple is expecting their first child in October.

Sarah Pacitti ‘08, Megan Reidy ‘08, Kaitlin Parella ‘08, Cooper Warner ‘08, Cecilia Matrone ‘08, Marian Long ‘08, Christina Fazzano ‘08

Christina Fazzano ‘08 was married 10/22/21 in Newport.

2010s Olivia Culpo ‘10 will star in a reality TV show with her sisters Aurora ‘07 and Sophia ‘15 on Discovery +. The show is tentatively titled The Culpos and will focus on the three sisters’ lives and businesses. It is set to premiere later this year.

Benjamin Patrick Topazio

Brianna Branch Hacker ‘11 was married on 08/21/2021 at Saphire Estate in Sharon, MA, to Scott Hacker.

They welcomed their first child, a son, in May. Kelly Griffin ‘11 is engaged to Dr. Michael Babinchak of Orlando, FL. The couple met at a Bowling for Rhinos fundraiser while working and studying in Cleveland, OH. They recently relocated to Boston.

Colleen Fonseca ‘11 was recently featured in The Boston Globe for her work as the Executive Director of Builders of Color Coalition.

Mandi Grattan ‘11 became a Mercy Associate on June 25, 2022. Her mentor was Erin Hanna ‘98.

Nina Anastacio Rawls ‘12 graduated with Masters of Science in Forensic Psychology. She graduated 1st in the class; Summa Cum Laude. She recently returned to the Bay to speak to the Class of 2022 at their Alumnae Induction.

Olivia Cece ‘13 performed with the touring cast of The Prom!: A New Musical. She even made a stop at the Providence Performing Arts Center, where she was cheered on by Bay View students and alumnae.

Jill Sevigny ‘10 welcomed her first child, Emilia Claire, in August of 2021. She and her family live happily in Cranston and enjoy every minute with their baby girl.

Edy Macera ‘13 married Dr. Richard J Tartarini on 6/12/2022.

Victoria Milhomens ‘13 is engaged to Katie Josephson. The couple recently purchased their first home, where they live with their two dogs.

Newly engaged Kelly Griffin ‘11 and Michael Babinchak.

Emilia Claire

After working on the COVID vaccine, Sophia Carroll ‘11 said goodbye to Pfizer and hello to Blueprint Medicines, a small pharma company focusing on precision therapies. She loves being a part of the vibrant biotech scene in

Bianca McAfee ‘15 is engaged to her high school sweetheart, Ross Jacques, Bishop Hendriken Class of 2016.

Jasmine Clarke Palumbo ‘11 married Mitchell Palumbo of East Providence in August 2021. The couple welcomed their first child, Winter Rex Palumbo, in September 2021.

Taylor Brazil Kluk ‘11 married Gregory Kluk on November 6th, 2021, in Bianca McAfee ‘15 is engaged to Ross Jacques.

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Hannah Janson ‘16 was named Oklahoma State University’s ScholarAthlete of the Year.

Emma Tremont ‘16 was promoted to sales manager at a coffee start-up based in Washington, D.C.!

Skylar Batz ‘18 is going to Johnson and Wales and Berklee School of Music for music production, engineering, and entrepreneurship. She is running her own label and working on getting her bachelor’s.

Angelica McAfee ‘18 graduated from Fairfield University with a B.S. in Engineering and a minor in Mathematics. After graduation, she began a full-time position as a Cybersecurity Analyst at MIT Lincoln Laboratory.

The Class of 1966

REUNIONS The Class of 1966 met in September at Bay View’s Gribbin Library to celebrate 55 years with a wine and cheese and a tour of the school by current students!

The Class of 1981

The Class of 1970 finally gathered to celebrate their 50 (+2) Reunion with a 2 day event. On June 29, they returned to campus for a mass, campus tours, and a reception in the Gribbin library.

The following day over 60 classmates gathered at Crestwood Country club.

The Class of 1981 celebrated a COVIDfriendly outdoor potluck on the lawn of St. Mary Academy - Bay View on September 11, 2021. Classmates joined from all over the country, and they celebrated the angels of their class in a moving tribute.

The Class of 2000 celebrated their 20 (+1) reunion in November at the Public Kitchen and Bar in Providence.

The highlight of the night was Bay View trivia hosted by our very own, Mrs. Pate, Vice Principal of Bay View.

The Class of 2011 celebrated 11 years at the Malted Barley in Providence on June 18, 2022.

The Class of 2011

The Class of 2000

UPCOMING REUNIONS

Class of 1972 - 50th Reunion September 24, 2022 at St. Mary Academy - Bay View

Class of 1962 - 60th Reunion October 29, 2022 at St. Mary Academy - Bay View

September 25, 2022 Reunion Luncheon

Class of 1971 - 50th Reunion September 17, 2022 at St. Mary Academy - Bay View September 18, 2022 at Luigi’s in Johnston

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2020-2021 Giving Report Thank you to all who philanthropically supported the Academy and helped us match 1.5 million in donations! The following list represents donors who made gifts to Bay View between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.

We constantly strive for accuracy. If we have erred, please accept our apologies and contact us at advancement@bayviewacademy.org so we may correct our records and apologize personally.

Donors By Category * = deceased

PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY $10,000 & above Coleen Bourque and Glen Bourque Raymond Bourque Alicia Cooney ‘70 and Stephen Quigley Roberta Fitzgerald ‘55 Timothy Flanigan, MD Estate of Elizabeth P. Caniglia George and Mary Kremer Foundation Julie Patalano Hamil, Esq. ‘94 and Andrew Hamil Heather Luiz ‘94 Stacy Nock and Stephen Nock Barbara Papitto The Papitto Foundation Joan Marcoullier Regan ‘67 and John Regan Frederick Reinhardt III and Ellen Shea Reinhardt Rhode Island Health and Educational Building Corp Schwab Charitable Jo Ann Newth Sell ‘66 and James Sell Sisters of Mercy Northeast Joan Wernig Sorensen ‘68 and E. Paul Sorensen Catherine Splaine Sousa ‘80 and Louis Sousa The Victoria Sousa Foundation

PRINCIPAL’S SOCIETY $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Michelle Beauregard ‘00 Pamela Chin

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Chin Family Foundation Barbara Fox ‘80 Bethany Furtado and Gary Furtado Emily Gilcreast ‘99 Cathy King ‘89 and Wes Schaefer Maria Cornachione Kula, Ph.D. and Miroslaw Kula Amy Cashore Mariani ‘88 Maureen McGraw Miller, LPN and William Miller, Jr. Mary-Jo Mohl Navigant Credit Union Kathleen O’Neill Oliverio ‘77 and Matthew Oliverio, Esq. Lori Fleming Pezzullo ‘87 and John Pezzullo III Nina Ramos Rose ‘98 Ann Sloan ‘53 Gina Tognoni-Chiarello ‘92 Maureen O’Brien Viall ‘62 and Charles Viall, Jr. Youths’ Friends Association, Inc.

BENEFACTOR SOCIETY $2,500 - $4,999 Elizabeth Demers Desautel ‘99 Dianne Squizzero DeNuccio and Dean DeNuccio Ann Marie Cavalieri Donnelly and Peter Donnelly Donnelly’s, Inc. of RI Grace Dugan and Gregory Pizzuti Joy Fox ‘95 David Hackett HarborOne Bank Karen Poli Harrop and Kevin Harrop Sandra Ferranti Korn ‘66 Erika Kruse-Weller, Esq. ‘89 Margaret Lawlor Lamb ‘71 Paul Lebowitz

Jamie Manville Joanne McInerney Roseanna Pederzani and Keith Pederzani Colleen Poyton and Kenneth Poyton RI Foundation Inga Sullivan Russell and John Russell Piya Sarawgi and Sarosh Fenn Anna Sylvester ‘51 The Rhode Island Foundation Catherine Iacono Tomasso and Raymond Tomasso, Esq. Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. ‘80 and Frank Baker, Jr. Pamela Vierling Elizabeth Frost Webb ‘87 Wes Schaefer and Cathy King Charitable Foundation

ACADEMY CLUB $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (6) David Agostini and Michelle Agostini Denise Arcand ‘89 Elizabeth Armstrong and Robert Armstrong Courtney Chambers Bianchi and Gil Bianchi, Jr. Bianchi & Brouillard, P.C. Sarah LaFreniere Bowley ‘99 and Nicholas Bowley Dennis Brennan Amy Hogg Burke ‘93 and Brendan Burke Maryellen Castro ‘71 Elizabeth Cavanagh CCS Fundraising Chemawa Golf Course Heidi Cianfarani and Gregory Cianfarani

Cianfarani Family & CORE Higher Education Group Cleantech Services, Inc. Steven Cobery Lori Corelli and David Corelli Jane Danek Justine Dufault ‘98 Renee Roberti Evangelista, Esq. ‘84 Marie Campagna Franklin ‘71 and William Franklin, Jr. Cynthia Gagnon and Ronald Gagnon Amanda Garganese ‘09 Amy Gaskin ‘97 Nancy Brennan Gilbane and William Gilbane The Honorable Maureen McKenna Goldberg ‘69 Greenwood Credit Union Joan Walsh Gribbin Jill Hackett and Mike Hackett Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mark Hanna Peter Hendricks Alice Hiatt Bernard Jackvony and Sharon Petrarca Jackvony ‘64 Kimberly Hill Janson, Ph.D. ‘87 and Michael Janson Janice Kando, MD ‘77 and Sonia Bettez Vanessa Kiley and Thomas Kiley Jennifer Gaudreau Kumar and Christopher Kumar Virginia Daley Lawlor* Lawnscapes, Inc. Kathleen Barbone Lee and Michael Lee Barbara O’Garr Lewis and Warren Lewis Lois Luddy Virginia Macdonald ‘71

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Alison Maffry Kathleen Marra ‘72 Tracey Martin and Christopher Martin Judith Brown McMahon ‘57 Lynn Connors McShane ‘71 Sherri Atchue Mello and Leonard Mello Mercy Education System Of The Americas Joyce Cicerchia Monaco and Alfred Monaco Laura Haggerty Nyman and Eric Nyman Kimberly O’Connell and Jeremiah O’Connell, Jr. Jennifer Palmer and Mark Palmer Louise DiChiara Pastore ‘78 Karen Fidrych Patalano and Michael Patalano Lacy Perry ‘01 Mary Ann Stublarec Quinn and Thomas Quinn Laura Rhue and Jason Crepeau Helen Rosario and Peter Rodriguez Nancy Cassidy Schreck and Jeffrey Schreck James Sedlock Shaw’s Supermarket Kathleen Sullivan ‘70 Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille Becky Mangano Trosin and Mark Trosin Urban Wine & Spirits Inc. Jennifer Wasson Karen Beauvais Wilkens ‘64 and Joseph Wilkens Jeanne Ziter and David Bourassa

MERCY CLUB $500 - $999 Anonymous Tara Bongiorni Ajello ‘91 Kerri Olivier Anderson and Edward Anderson Claire D’Alesandre Atwell ‘93 Barbara Gribbin Bachand and Marc Bachand BankRI Wanda Barrows and Emanuel Barrows Beatrice Bears Donna Puerini Benedict ‘63 and James Benedict Marybeth Beretta, RSM Elizabeth Bierden ‘83 Marcia Blazar

Katherine Ross Bosch and Douglas Bosch Oliver Brady and Y.Sabrina Brady Tracey Brennan and Matthew Brennan Judith Brissette, Ph.D. ‘60 Meagan Camp Maria Cassisi ‘91 Nicole Choiniere-Kroeker ‘89 and Jim Kroeker Yulin Chou and Chengta Chou Clift’s Liquors Gertrude St. Jacques Connolly ‘56 Deborah Connor ‘70 Janine Picard Cooney Selina Cortez and Raymond Gendron Robin Arruda D’Arpino and Robert D’Arpino Patricia Davis ‘66 Karen Grace DelPonte ‘73 Christy Dibble and Thomas Lanna Carmine DiSanto and Laurie DiSanto Claire Weiland Dolan and Matthew Dolan Jeannine Brisson Dugas ‘83 Dorothy Elkin ‘71 Factory Carpet Outlet Pamela Durant Farmer and Joseph Farmer, CPA A Catherine Ferguson ‘67 Genevieve Foley, RN ‘62 Jenny Furbee and Christopher Furbee Eileen Hodge Gray ‘71 Jennie Green and Christopher Sermak Beverly Gribbin and Daniel Gribbin Marijane Healy Hackett ‘65 Paul Hanlon Kerri Haxton ‘82 Kirsten Healey and Sean Healey Bishop Hendricken High School Agnes Huntley and Scott Huntley Christine Kavanagh* and Donald Kavanagh Ursula Kelly ‘82 Caitlin Kennedy ‘09 Joseph Kettelle and Joyce Northup Kettelle Sheryl Williams Langfield and Jonathan Langfield

25-Aug-22

Therese Langlois ‘81 Hannah Lee ‘13 Patricia Vanner Lindley ‘82 Antonelia Lombardi and Frank Lombardi, Esq. Maureen Kelly Longo ‘71 Elizabeth Boucher Lubelczyk, Pharm.D. ‘99 Melonie Miller Luiz* and Jeffrey Luiz Lynch & Pine Dana Cunningham Maciel ‘84 and Glenn Maciel Angel MacLeod and Malcolm Scott MacLeod Jessica Massey ‘96 Mary Fogarty McAndrew ‘66 and Thomas McAndrew, Esq. Cheryl McDonald ‘74 Nicole Lambrenos McDonald and Steven McDonald Margaret McGuinness ‘71 and William Shipley Shannon Mckenna ‘88 Anne Turner McMahon and Francis X. McMahon Mary McMahon ‘73 Adam McShane Sandra Assiff Mehlmann Pasqualina Messore and Eugenio Messore Phillip Mitchell Martha Mulligan, RSM ‘57 John and Gracilda Murphy Family Foundation Marypatricia Murphy, RSM Lynda Owens Nelson ‘87 and David Nelson Amy Rossi Ng and Thomas Ng Marguerite Marsella Odeh ‘64 Alisa Omert Barbara Orlando Gregory Pare and Rachel Pare Barbara Deitzel Parisella Cecilia Pate Perry McStay Funeral Home Helen Petrarca and Frank Petrarca Edward Pires ‘90 and Carolyn Harris Erica Placido-Coelho and Ronnie Coelho Kathryn Powers-Peterson ‘94 Kathleen Gribbin Raposo Luis Raposo ReFocus, Inc. Denise Blais Robillard ‘71

and George Robillard Kathleen Leonard Rubino and Robert Rubino Denise Howrie Schiff, Ph.D. ‘71 Dorothy Schofield and Fred Schofield Professor Lori ScottSheldon and Jonathan Scott-Sheldon Signature Printing, Inc. Maryellen Simas Mary Ann Snider and Greg Snider Stephen Socha Stephanie Spardello Pigeon ‘97 Roberta Leonelli Stevens ‘67 Danielle Lima Taglianetti ‘00 Janet Tanury ‘92 Ganesh Thapa and Gita Thapa Thomas J. McAndrew & Associates Dina Ucci and Stephen Ucci Kathryn Donnelly Upham ‘71 Karen DeCiantis Vessella ‘71 Elizabeth Silva Vieira Andrea Wasylow and Peter Wasylow Carla Weaver ‘04 Tammy Keller Weaver and Scott Weaver Windmill Associates, Inc. Susan Wyatt ‘73 Kristen Zabbo

ST. JOSEPH CLUB $250 - $499 Anonymous (11) Sharon Collins Abbott and Robert Abbott Virginia Gormley Albright ‘61 Frances Vacca Alvino ‘71 AmazonSmile Amica Insurance Mary Patricia Azevedo ‘70 Robin Marcello Bailey ‘94 and Brian Bailey Suzanne Baptista-Maresh ‘71 Meg Beckerman Regina Germershausen Bell ‘78 and Richard Bell Patricia Quinn Benz ‘55 and Robert Benz Norman Beretta and Joyce Beretta Kelly Faltus Brassil ‘99 Lori DiPrete Brown ‘79 and Kirk Brown Karen Cooney Burke ‘71 Dianne Carlson, RSM

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Meghan Caromile and Bruce Caromile Jaclyn Casali and Joe Casali Cavaco Brothers Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Christine Solitro Charette ‘87 and Matthew Charette John Chatburn Nicole ErinakesChauvette ‘89 Lin Chou and Alfred Paul Irene Cipolla ‘02 Lisa Collins and John Collins Patricia E. Reall Creamer ‘85 Margaret Cahill Cummings Deborah Squittiere D’Arezzo ‘71 and Albert D’Arezzo, Jr. Dana Damiani D’Orsi ‘94 Maureen Hackett Dastous ‘68 Virginia Craveiro Davis and James Davis Christine Pestena DeFontes and Jeffrey DeFontes Michele Capelli DeFusco and Michael DeFusco Clare Sedlock DeMagistris ‘92 Eileen Deveau and William Deveau, Jr. Patricia McCooe DiIorio and Jon DiIorio Betty Jean DiSalvia ‘72 Joseph Donovan, Jr. Nick Dube Dugan Custom Jewelers Cheryl Fortin Dumas ‘71 Nicole Dungca and Neil Dungca, DDS Shirley Titus Earley ‘52 and Joseph Earley Allison Egan and James Egan Donna DeMarco Egan and Daniel Egan Kathleen Mosher Egan ‘64 and James Egan Mary Capalbo Engle ‘75 and Richard Engle FACTS Tuition Management Co. Brenda Fecteau Elizabeth Wheeler Ferreira and Alfred Ferreira, Jr. William Fischer Norma Fleming, RSM Amy Gabarra ‘96 John Garagliano and Carol Garagliano Shelah Coyle Gaudet ‘71

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Monique Rossignol Gladziszewski and Peter Gladziszewski Tara Gomes and Jamal Gomes William Goodwin Carolyn Perreault Grant ‘85 and Christopher Grant Amanda Grattan, MA ‘11 Amy Stefanski Grattan, Ph.D. and Michael Grattan, Jr. Kimberly Grattan, Pharm.D. ‘13 Colleen Gribbin Thérèse Sevigny Griffin ‘45* Diane Gualtieri Lee Faber Haines and Daniel Haines Ruth Spetrini Hatch ‘55 and Harry Hatch Elizabeth Hathaway, RSM Henderson Electric, Inc. Herff Jones, Inc. Jean Janson Kathleen Fielder-Jenkins ‘71 Janell Schmitz Johnson, Ph.D. and Ryan Johnson Kathryn Nassaney Johnston ‘75 and James Johnston Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh ‘06 and Matthew Kavanagh Eileen Pangborn Kelly ‘64 and G. Richard Kelly Dennis Kennedy Kiki Kennedy Monika Kraemer and Daniel Nagle Ruth Kronenberg Katherine Clair Kulkarni ‘09 and Vikram Kulkarni Carol Laboissonniere ‘68 Nicole Lang and Keith Lang Jessica Lantini and James Lantini, Jr. Sophie Lee and Cao Thach Tran John Lipham Maureen Lynch and Matthew Lynch Lynn DeCarvalho Maher ‘74 Ann Lally Mallin ‘68 and John Mallin Carla Manni Katherine Murphy Manning ‘01 Ann Martino ‘75 and Peter Dombrowski Mary Masse ‘62 Stacey Thompson Matrullo ‘01 and Jonathan Matrullo

25-Aug-22

Gina Mazza and David Mazza Elizabeth McAuliffe, RSM Diane Uhlmann McCally ‘73 and Richard McCally Nadja Nascimento McLintock ‘91 Louise McMahon ‘66 Patricia Sepe McPhillips and Kenneth McPhillips Karen Mellor Dayna Marziali Mendolia ‘90 Christine Mimoso Linda Campbell Mitchell ‘67 and Vincent Mitchell Renee Bourque Moniz ‘95 Sharon Mulligan and Brian Donnelly Susan Donnelly Murphy ‘76 Jeanne Nadeau Cynthia Neal Robert Newbert and Mary Jane Newbert Marcia Newbert-Eslami ‘06 Brenda Newbury and Bruce Newbury Elena Byrne Nicolella ‘87 Maura O’Rourke ‘62 Kristen Hogg Padovano ‘87 Jennifer Pamula ‘19 Stephanie LaFazia Parsons ‘94 Poonam Patidar ‘00 Christopher Petersen and Mariana Petersen Julia Pezzullo ‘15 Jo-Ann Marzocchi Phillips ‘70 Erin Plaziak and David Plaziak William Poland III Wendy Preston Tarah Solomon Provencal, Esq. ‘98 Kimberly Rackliffe and Benjamin Rackliffe Debra Radigan ‘75 Linda Radoccia ‘71 Nina Anastacio Rawls ‘12 and Derrick Rawls, Jr. Pushpa Regmi and Yogya Regmi Karen Roll Richards and Jeffrey Richards Mollie Richardson ‘01 Silvana Rivera and Jorge Rivera Meghan Pochebit Rogers ‘01 Heather Rybasack-Smith and Andrew Smith Vera Veltri Scalise ‘69 Ivona Sediva Nancy Rego Sevich ‘92

Caitlin Jordan Shaffer ‘96 Jane Giudici Shaw ‘71 Jennifer Sheridan Simplex Engine & Machine Hailey Stegnick Paula Cummings Sullivan ‘71 Ramin Tabaddor Donna Parks Tamburro and Robert Tamburro Diane Barrette Tanury and George Tanury Martha Flynn Tasca ‘75 Johanna Taylor The Golf Cart Guy Troy Thibodeau and Deborah Thibodeau Bethany Mascena Tracy ‘91 and Gareth Tracy Marilyn Cocozza Trillo ‘66 and Joseph Trillo Anna Gesualdi Troino Zelia Bolsanelo Valotto and Robson Valotto Elsa Vele Sabina Chander Verma and Sunil Verma Julianne Voss and Nathan Foulkes Lisa Waldorf and Christopher Waldorf, Jr. Michelle LaRovere Wasinowicz and Romeo Wasinowicz Elizabeth Dolan Whitehead ‘71 Angela Wiczek and Steven Wiczek

MCAULEY CLUB $100 - $249 Anonymous (11) Tammy Delaney Adams ‘91 Judith Giannini Aguilera ‘82 and Joseph Aguilera Marguerite Mancieri Allen Norma Allen ‘60 Penelope Alves and Robert Alves Kathleen Beaudreau Amaral ‘91 and Dan Amaral Christine Maloney Anderson ‘68 and Gary Anderson Anthony Andrade Diane Reilly Andrade ‘66 and Herbert Andrade Kathryn Gardner Arakelian ‘71 Sal Ardigliano Mary Micielli Arpander and Gabor Arpander Donna Arruda Jean Ascoli

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Michele Danilowski Astphan and Paul Astphan Nancy Audette, RSM Patricia D’Almeida Averill, DVM ‘75 and Benjamin Averill Felicia Baker ‘12 John Ball and Sara Fontes Ball ‘96 Maria Barbosa and Dirce Barbosa James Barden Elizabeth Barr and David Barr Mich Beattie Stephanie Beaudette ‘10 Lisa O’Brien Bechard ‘82 and Paul Bechard Meaghan Bechard ‘12 Christina Plourde Beckerman and Todd Beckerman Maria Vingi Bedrosian ‘87 Laura Bedrossian ‘03 Pamela Hudson Beggan ‘62 and Robert Beggan Pauline Menoche Bellamy ‘71 Kathleen Bello ‘70 Bridget Bennett Cathy Hennessey Bennett and Michael Bennett Robin DelSanto Benoit ‘93 Elizabeth Benz, DMD ‘03 Patrice Holton-Benz ‘77 and Terrence Benz John Beretta and Roxanne Beretta Joseph Beretta Tara O’Leary Bergeron ‘96 and Mark Bergeron Rene Bergstresser Robert Bessette Anne Marie Bianchi and Gil Bianchi, Sr. Barbara Cahalan Bierig ‘58 and Robert Bierig Keri Thompson Blanchard ‘92 and Robert Blanchard Mary Jane Blanchette and Robert Blanchette Dan Bliss Lisa Amore Bogner ‘79 and Anthony Bogner Maria Bolanos and Byron Bolanos Patti Bookless Boon Supply - Mixed Bag Designs Joanne McDade Borodemos ‘71 Alison Bourdeau ‘98

Janet Bourgault Kristen Feeley Bourn ‘87 and Neal Bourn Ally Bowser Diane Mitchell Brannon ‘87 and Patrick Brannon III Gabriella Brehio Michel Brennan, RSM Valerie Briden and David Briden Deborah Miranda Britto ‘71 and David Britto Margaret Brodeur ‘75 Elizabeth Slavin Brown ‘70 and Raymond Brown, Jr. Ellen McNulty Brown ‘93 and Jason Brown Paula Brown Gail Tullson Brule and Paul Brule Taylor Cotter Bruneaux ‘08 Dorice Gendreau Bucci ‘72 and Robert Bucci Nicole Serra Buco ‘98 and J. T. Buco Gabriella Burke Neil Burke Jennifer Byrne and Dennis Byrne Bonita Cade, Ph.D. and Charles White, MD Kimberly Cain ‘92 Susan Campagna ‘76 Vera Kilmartin Candelmo and Anthony Candelmo Suzanne Cannon ‘78 Lisa Capalbo ‘78 Nancy Farias Capozziello ‘92 and Jason Capozziello Caputo and Wick Cheryl George Caranci ‘71 Gail Lesperance Carbone ‘71 Patricia Cardi, Esq. ‘71 Paula Carey ‘65* Arlene Chauvin Carmosino and Roger Carmosino Tracey Carpenter ‘85 Erin Carson Anne Savage Carty ‘67 and Joseph Carty, Jr. Barbara Casey ‘69 Janet Pezzullo Cassiere and Joseph Cassiere Heidi O’Connor Caswell ‘91 and Mark Caswell Kathleen Cawley ‘81 Cristina Cerullo ‘89 Joan Chapdelaine, Ph.D. ‘70 Susan Connell Charbonneau ‘57 and Gerard Charbonneau

25-Aug-22

Cathy Corelli Chianese Elizabeth Dunnigan Choiniere and Raymond Choiniere Marilynn Lurgio Cinquegrano ‘67 and Thomas Cinquegrano Kathleen Cloxton and David Cloxton Camille Colatosti Ashley Colella Dennis Coleman, Esq. and Miriam Curtis Coleman Beth Ann Laliberte Collins Frances Ferreira Collins ‘47 Sally Collins and David Collins Anne Kane Coman ‘65 Patricia Combies, RSM Diane Comerford and Peter Comerford Catherine Wetcher Conley and Timothy Conley Dorene Marshall Conlon ‘73 Paula White Connolly ‘64 and Edward Connolly Bob Connors Dennis Connors Donna McMann Conway and Jay Conway Alexander Coronado Judith Menard Costa ‘62 and David Costa Donna Salley Costantino ‘87 and Ralph Costantino Lori Nunes Cote, CPA ‘80 and David Cote Anne Coyle ‘87 and Samuel Coyle Katelyn Craine ‘08 Susan Cummings and Leonard Cummings, Jr. Ross Cunanan Rebecca Curran ‘11 Colleen Scallon Curry ‘96 and James Curry Ann Calderise D’Amico and Paul D’Amico Joan DaCosta Susan Candelmo Daley ‘87 and Kevin Daley Margaret Dascoli ‘71 Ellen Fox Davis ‘82 and Jeffery Davis Dean Auto Collision Center, Inc. Derrick DeConti Kimberly Castro DeCosta ‘92 and David DeCosta Patricia DeGiulio, MD ‘75 Thomas Dess

Grace Harrington Dessert ‘51 Mari Nardolillo-Dias ‘70 Diego Diaz Paredes Nancy Corelli DiLibero Jeanine Sullivan Doane ‘64 and James Doane Marisa Conti Doherty ‘80 Jeanne Pucci Dolan ‘70 and James Dolan Melissa Donahue ‘96 Fang Dong and Wei Xu Catherine Donovan, RSM Michael Donovan and June Donovan Elizabeth Doyle, RSM ‘57 Monique Drouillard ‘11 Patricia Dube and Nicholas Dube Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 and Christopher DuBee Kathleen Conaty Dudemaine ‘69 Nicole Dufresne and S. Bruce Dufresne Alexis Dupras Suzanne Dutilly and John Mason Adler Elaicin Alexandra Elmekawy ‘02 Paige Emond ‘12 Leanne Penha Falcon ‘98 and Raul Falcon John Faltus Antoinette Del Grosso Farrell ‘59 Harlynn Hawkes Farrell ‘71 Theresa Farrell, RSM Grace Neubauer Fay ‘09 Joyce Federici and John Federici Hannah Feitelberg ‘08 Darlene Regula Ferland, Ph.D. ‘72 Ashley Ferranti ‘03 Michaela Ferreira ‘10 Daniel Ferris and Monica Ferris Melissa Krekorian Finger ‘97 and Gregory Finger Laurie Rogers Finnegan ‘71 Kathleen Puleo Fitzgerald and Matthew Fitzgerald Donna Dupont Fitzpatrick ‘71 Brian Flaherty Kayla Fleming ‘13 Sandra DeCristofaro Fleming and Ralph Fleming, Jr. Mary Flowers Karen Buckley Flynn and Gerald Flynn Mary Flynn ‘74

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Wendy Forman Jacquelyn French ‘80 Mary Caccia Gagnon and Ronald Gagnon Jennifer Alvarez Galis ‘00 Jane DePetro Gallagher ‘71 Michele Gallagher David Gariepy Milissa Garrity ‘02 Shirleyann Ashton Gavitt ‘52 and William Gavitt Joseph Gemma Kristen Armstrong Ghergurovich ‘88 Graziella Giampaoli Judith Dodd Giblin ‘54 and Brendan Giblin James Gilcreast, Jr. and Mary Gilcreast Catherine Gilligan ‘79 Gilmore’s Flower Shop, Inc. Reena Gleason ‘00 Anne Barlow Goins ‘71 Cautry Gomes Ann Sprague Gooding and J. Jeffrey Gooding Lori McGinity Gormley ‘75 and Gormley Mary Rebello Grace ‘65 GracePointe Grief Center Anne-Louise Mello Gracyalny ‘46 Tara Dias Grant ‘02 and Michael Grant Laura Grattan Amy Gravell ‘93 Gary Gray Maureen Connor Greaves ‘70 and David Greaves Tracy Longo Guerra ‘91 Nancy Caduto Hagerty and James Hagerty Joanne Walsh Haggerty ‘55 Cathy Hanna-Talbot Mary Faith Harding, RSM* Andrea Harms Sheila Harrington, RSM Margaret Harris Kelly Harrop ‘10 Laura Hattoy ‘10 Barbara Haynes and Thomas Haynes Patricia Heath and Charles Heath Joyce LaFazia Heimbecker ‘62 Karen Fox Heindl ‘88 and Brent Heindl Elizabeth Hill-Gutierrez ‘73

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and Henry Gutierrez Patricia Sullivan Holthaus ‘68 and John Holthaus Colleen Hopkins and John Hopkins Margaret-Mary Hovarth and George Hovarth Pamela Fardie Howell ‘67 Hulafrog, Inc. Gilberta Iannotti and William Iannotti Erika Bramley Irlbeck ‘01 and Tony Irlbeck Mary Durand Irons ‘63* and William Irons Jennifer Turner Jacobson ‘92 Marchelle Jacques-Yarde ‘00 and Christopher Yarde Clara Jeffery ‘49 Christina Johnk Stephanie Miele Johnson, Esq. ‘99 and Erik Johnson, Esq. Erin Durkay Johnston ‘95 Anita Jones, DDS and James Sulanowski Elizabeth Mullen Kavanagh ‘65 and James Kavanagh Lydia Galego Kay ‘58 and David Kay Colleen Costello Keane and David Keane Margaret Kelly Kristen Kennedy ‘86 Erik Kiernan Debra Celona Kirkman ‘71 Sheila Konis, MA ‘87 Sujata Rege Konowitz ‘87 Julie Piccirilli Krause ‘92 and Brian Krause Elizabeth Coccia Krekorian and Robert Krekorian Marilyn La Rue Shirley Lacroix ‘75 Michele Robillard Lamb ‘00 Caroline Lamb-Oteri Marie Mainelli Langlois ‘71 Jeffrey Larivee Suzanne Larson and Arthur Larson Shazia Latif ‘93 and Safdar Hussain Laura Laurence Elaine Ciaccia Lauro and Robert Lauro John Lawlor, Jr. Karin Layman and David Layman Kimberly McDonough Leandre ‘91 and Richard Leandre

25-Aug-22

Emily Leary Melissa LeBlanc and Marc LeBlanc Patricia Leddy ‘73 Kristina Bert LeDuc ‘89 Brenda McCreadie Lema ‘94 and Kevin Lema Marifrances Horsfield LeMarier ‘66 and Gilbert LeMarier Whitney Lincoln ‘07 Andrea Lisbon ‘88 Renee Lizak-Skomro and Antone Skomro Carol Ann McKenna Lockridge ‘61 Maria Alvarez-Garcia Loiselle ‘62 and Edmond Loiselle, Jr. Colleen Costello Long ‘71 Jerry Lucchesi Diane Frankovich Lusk ‘67 and Clayton Lusk Susan Corry Luz, RN ‘68 and George Luz, Jr. Lauren Lynch Kristen Sloan Maccini, Esq. ‘78 and Robert Maccini Mary Macdonald ‘67 Caroline Maffry Caroline Maggiacomo and Paul Maggiacomo Mary Ann Maguire, Ph.D. ‘64 Rebecca Burke Malone ‘88 and Will Malone Earlene Mara ‘57 Amanda Marcotte, Ph.D. ‘92 Margaret Poland Marcotte ‘66 and Michael Marcotte* Ri Monda Maroun Allison Smith Marovelli ‘06 Cristina Marsocci ‘14 Emile Martineau Claire Masterson, RN ‘49 Jane Matrone and Mark Matrone Jennifer Mault ‘87 and Andrew Holmes Katie McPhillips ‘05 Filomena Medeiros McCann Catherine Greene McCarthy ‘85 and Paul McCarthy Mary Rose McCarthy John McConnell F. Dennis McCool, MD Lynda McCoy Virginia Wayland McCoy ‘57 Martha Wallace McGair and James McGair Mary McGinn ‘61 Arline Hunt McKenna ‘55

Claudia McLaughlin ‘61 Cheryl Burke McStay Kelly Mitchell McTiernan ‘08 Christine Medeiros and Kenneth Medeiros, Jr. Lucille Medeiros ‘87 Cheryle DeCesaris Mesolella ‘71 Patricia Galleshaw Messere ‘57 Dorian Borges Meyette ‘92 Lori Mimoso Joan Minisce ‘59 Minted LLC Barbara Fritsche Molenda ‘71 and Roman Molenda Tracey Moline and Todd Moline Jean Mollicone ‘64 Kimberly Moniz ‘97 Rebecca Stevens Moniz ‘79 and Anthony Moniz Mary Beth Bucklad Mooney ‘84 Lauren Moore ‘10 Deborah Correia Morales ‘94 and Eddie Morales Melissa Morey Moreau, RN ‘91 and Christopher Moreau Diane Morel and Raymond Morel Morey Law Group Kerri Morey-Phillips ‘88 Jim Morley and Dorian Morley Charlene Egan Mullen ‘52 and Joseph Mullen Joan Mullen ‘72 Patricia Mullen ‘75 Susan Cooney Murphy ‘67 and James Murphy, Esq. John Murphy Martha Toole Murray ‘78 and Michael Murray Rebecca Murray ‘00 Livia Mallozzi Musumeci ‘87 and Robert Musumeci Eileen Blair Myers ‘60 and Edward Myers Maureen Myers ‘86 Nancy Scarpellino Nadeau ‘80 and Joseph Nadeau Dimetra Nettles New England Lemonade Inc Kim Weaver Newton ‘87 Cynthia Nieto Elissa Coletta O’Brien ‘85 and Timothy O’Brien Sheila O’Brien, RSM ‘52 Janet Andrade O’Connor ‘71

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Frances O’Donnell ‘71 Janice Olivo O’Donnell and W. Kenneth O’Donnell, Esq. Elizabeth Oberg ‘05 Maureen McCabe Oberg ‘72 and Robert Oberg Leslie Olton ‘83 Nancy Onorato and Roland Onorato, Jr. Rosemary DePetro Orlando ‘75 and Robert Orlando Gina Messore Palano ‘98 and Jason Palano Gail Beaudoin Palazzolo ‘75 and Joseph Palazzolo Diane Paliotta Paliotta Macrides ‘72 Cynthia Dunn Palmieri ‘66 and Anthony Palmieri III Rob Palumbos Stephanie Tarbox Pamula and John Pamula Nancy Nero Panciocco ‘78 and Richard Panciocco Lianne Andreoni Paolino ‘77 and Joseph Paolino, Jr. Nancy Smith Parella and Christopher Parella John Paterra II Michael Pawlitschek Diane Pederzani, RSM ‘54 Kimberly Pelland ‘08 and Blake Morphis Brian Pelletier and Michele Pelletier Karen Letoile Penn ‘71 Poppy Peristeras Hannah Perry ‘08 Jeff Perry Rhonda Giampietro Perry Stacey Stefanik Peterson ‘89 and Andrew Peterson Valerie Pezza Peterson ‘74 and Robert Peterson Jean Petisce-Lynch Mary Pickett, Ph.D. ‘68 Ellen Walker Pietrzyk ‘56 and Stan Pietrzyk Jean Donnelly Pochebit and Mark Pochebit, DDS Bianca Policastro ‘96 Donna Dupuis Policastro and Thomas Policastro Katherine Jurczyk Pomplun ‘06 and Josh Pomplun Renee Pratt ‘81 Nancy Prendergast ‘68 Susan Tanury Pugh ‘90

Kendall Lima Purdy ‘00 Dawn DelPonte Quillen ‘84 and Mark Quillen Keith Radtke Amy Robillard Raimondi ‘91 Beth Raposo ‘06 Patricia Raymond, Ph.D. ‘69 Lisa Briganti Rein ‘81 and Michael Rein Melissa Arnold Rigamonti ‘96 Lynn Leonard Risica Susan Bierden Robinson ‘84 and Leo Robinson Dorothy Dodd Rockwell ‘45 Michelle Saucier Rockwell and Alfred Rockwell Ann Rockwell Roe ‘74 and Michael Roe Maria Bernardo Rondeau ‘62 and Edward Rondeau Nancy Rose Kathleen Ross and Craig Ross Nancy Rousseau Cori Sullivan Ruby ‘14 Jane O’Brien Rufino ‘70 and Vincent Rufino Joe Russillo Pamela D’Orsi Ryan ‘87 Anna Safi Alan Salceda Amy Sattel and James Sattel Rebecca Sattel Elizabeth Satterfield and William Satterfield Dolores Garzoli Savage ‘63 and Richard Savage Mary Lou Savage, Esq. ‘70 Stephanie Izzo Savoie ‘91 and Thomas Savoie Judith Shanley Sawyer ‘59 Giancarla Scavassin and Andre Scavassin Sheila Schattle and Arthur Schattle Allison Schmitz Eileen Brosnihan Schoen ‘46 and William Schoen Robert Sclama, CPA Kerri Seibel and James Seibel Laurie St. Jean Sevigny and Michael Sevigny Ann Marie Vest Shattuck ‘92 and James Shattuck Deb Shell Deborah Rhude Shuster ‘65 Christine Sheridan Shusterman, RN ‘91 and Michael Shusterman Kathryn Lamothe Sinniger ‘91 and J. David Sinniger

25-Aug-22

Anne-Marie Roque Smith ‘82 and Ted Smith Barbara McInnis Smith ‘55 and Gerald Smith Edward Smith Laurie Russo Smith ‘88 and Jeffrey Smith Mary Smith and Richard Smith Laura Sorensen ‘94 Ann Dalton Sousa ‘52 and Joseph Sousa April Sousa Richard Spatafora Speech Therapy Services of Franklin, LLC Rikki Bicknell Spelman ‘02 Toni-Maria Spencer and Richard Spencer Jessica Leporacci Stadel ‘01 Erin Stauder Kathleen Lester Stefanik and Robert Stefanik Elizabeth Francis Stevens Mary D’Agostino Stiles ‘59 Bethany D’Amico Stutts ‘82 and Robert Stutts Kerry Sullivan Louise Ryan Sullivan ‘56 Susan Sullivan Vera Ciotola Suman, Ph.D. ‘75 and Kenneth Suman J Sun Patricia Keenan Swisher ‘71 Elizabeth Rego Thomas ‘50 and Ricardo Thomas Kimberly Thompson Lindsey Braga Tine ‘06 Valerie Tobia ‘03 Diane Mallozzi Toher ‘76 Anne Conley Topazio ‘11 and Mike Topazio Phyllis McDole Tracy ‘54 Margaret Trosin ‘12 Barbara Fox Turbitt ‘70 and William Turbitt Deborah Urciuoli ‘68 Patricia Vaicaitis Manuel Vales IV and Mary Vales Fernanda Vaslet and Gregory Vaslet Serena Vaslet Peggy Veal Alicia Currier Vega ‘94 and David Vega Erin Roberts Venditti ‘80 and Giuseppi Venditti Kelle Cox Viana ‘88 Joseph Vieira and Patricia Cerchio-Vieira

Karen Duffy Wallace ‘72 and William Wallace III Alicia Cipriano Walsh ‘92 and Robert Walsh Mary McGowan Walsh ‘50 and Daniel Walsh Tara Walsh ‘98 Cooper Warner ‘08 Jeannine Vilandrie Warrener ‘87 and Mark Warrener We Care For Kids Dental, Inc. Alexis Webster ‘93 Valerie Albert-Weingard and Paul Weingard John Welch and Marcella Welch Ann O’Brien Wickersham ‘56 and Barry Wickersham Willet Ave Donuts Inc DBA Dunkin Patricia S. Smith Williams ‘58 Sarah Williamson Gail Wilson* and Edward Wilson Margaret Tobin Wingate ‘87 and Peter Wingate Amy Wood Carolyn Wright ‘61 Lisa Paolantonio Wright ‘85 Margaret Mullen Wroe ‘69 and David Wroe Clinton Wynne, Jr. and Janet Wynne Chrisanne Wyrzykowski Myrth York Leslie Mayette Young ‘71 George Zainyeh Lynn Montagano Zeuthen ‘93 and David Zeuthen Betty Ziter and Fred Ziter

BENGAL CLUB Up to $99 Anonymous (13) Lisa Abbatomarco ‘85 Alexandra Abreu ‘13 Colleen McLaughlin Adamo ‘88 Erica Turner Adams ‘08 Katherine Adams ‘02 Lisa Adams Allison Alarie ‘10 Joyce Albert and James Albert Pedro Aldape and Jennifer Coronado Nora Aldape-Glover Leah DeFelice Alduino ‘89 and Joseph Alduino, Jr. Lauren Alejandro and Jonathan Alejandro Lina Alexander

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Ann Lorincz Alsfeld ‘99 and Eric Alsfeld Diane Allaire Amorese ‘82 and Robert Amorese Darryen Anderson Jayne Anderson Vandell Andrade ‘12 Mabray Andrews Patricia Doorley Angell ‘84 Deborah Dettore Angelo ‘67 and Donald Angelo Christina Angelone-Gatteri ‘99 and Luke Gatteri Cara Annese ‘05 Christopher Antonellis Leslie Sacchetti Appel ‘91 and Joshua Appel Karen Crossman Araujo ‘87 and Steven Araujo Ramona Archibald Andrea Argenti Denise Collins Arrondo ‘79 and Esteban Arrondo Jeffrey Arsenault Katherine Asquith ‘13 Grace Asquith ‘11 Alyssa Astphan ‘98 Renee Astphan ‘01 Kerrie Capobianco Atwell ‘87 and Bruce Atwell Priscilla Fontes Aubourg ‘98 Karen Spirito Augustyn ‘91 and Jason Augustyn Cheryl Avella ‘71 D’Anne Avotins Melissa Brenton Ayres ‘87 Eileen Cawley Azar ‘83 and Brian Azar Guerline Azor Paige Baeder ‘08 Nicole Guercia Bahrenburg ‘03 Paula Keene Baker ‘67 and Dan Baker Kayla Murphy Barao ‘05 Sara McCaughey Barber ‘87 and Robert Barber, Jr. Sharen Barboza ‘88 Katherine Forgiel Bardzik ‘64 and John Bardzik Monica Schmader Barnwell ‘92 Shereen Barsoum Didie Pamela Campellone Bartolini ‘03 Patricia Bastia and Paul Bastia Julie Battista Jocelyn Della Rosa Baumann

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‘03 and Tim Baumann Cynthia Taft Bayerl, R.D. ‘67 and Andrew Bayerl Carol Paradis Beagan ‘65 and Ronald Beagan Allison Beattie, DO ‘11 Carol Skalak Beaudette and Russell Beaudette Deanna Beirne ‘93 Sherrie-Lynne Belanger ‘98 Holly Thompson Bellucci ‘92 and Michael Bellucci Leah Benjamin ‘92 Jacqueline Beretta Joan Beretta and Raymond Beretta Richard Beretta and Kimberly Beretta Heather Bernier Anna Maria DiCenso Bertorelli ‘78 Jennifer Petrin Bessette ‘92 Audra Della Rosa Bianco, M.Ed ‘06 and Lucas Bianco Diana Bianco-Riley ‘17 Edwin Bielecki, Jr. Jeanne Bisbano ‘66 Shawn Blackwood Susan McKeough Blake ‘64 and Daniel Blake Maryanne Feroce Blanchette ‘91 and Victor Blanchette III Peg Blume Alexander Bobiak Melissa Bobotas ‘10 Joanne Lawlor Boehme ‘74 and Fred Boehme Marian Steinwachs Bolduc ‘53 Lucia Bomster Bridget Boucher ‘92 Carolyn Pickett Boucher ‘03 Allison Onorato Bouley ‘03 and Brett Bouley Andrea Bourque ‘99 Catherine Bramley and Alan Bramley Deborah Brayton Dylan Brekka ‘13 Shannon Briden ‘15 Lorna Briganti ‘83 Cailin Broccoli ‘03 Renee Brodeur ‘03 Kimberly Brown and Thomas Brown Victoria Zanghi-Brown ‘84 Alexa Brynes ‘11 Carrie Patalano Brzoza Michelle Major Bucci ‘86 and John Bucci, Jr.

25-Aug-22

Abigail Burke ‘15 Billie Burke ‘12 Margaret Burke and Donald Burke Molly Burke ‘14 Morgan Burke ‘15 Nancy Burke Melissa Spellman Busillo ‘92 Hilary Switzer Buskey Emily Duquette Byers ‘93 and Jason Byers Victoria Byrd Ann Cabral and Jeff Cabral Donna Therrien Cabral and Carlos Cabral Sharyn McAllister Caldwell ‘71 Donna Calise Joyce Calnen and Daniel Calnen Heather Cameron ‘94 Christine Donahue Campbell ‘92 and Gordon Campbell Tiffany Campos and Timothy Campos William Capalbo, Jr. Elaine Palombo Capozzi ‘73 Linda Pepowski Cappuccilli ‘61 and Micharl Cappuccilli Sharon Quirk Capuano ‘80 and Paul Capuano Tara Lett Capuano ‘87 and Thomas Capuano Adrianna Cardillo ‘13 Patricia Galli Carlson ‘66 Tracie Healy Carlson ‘91 and Scott Carlson Krystal Carcieri Carnes ‘02 and Kevin Carnes Diane Caroselli ‘70 Janet Carroll Pamela Ribeiro Carulli ‘91 and Carl Carulli Maria Carvalho Monica Carvalho Niverio Carvalho Barbara Casey ‘59 Hannah Catabia ‘05 Diana Collins Cawley ‘12 Amy Zapatka Cedin ‘01 Sheila Murphy Cerjanec ‘67 and Nicholas Cerjanec Eileen Cermak Sarah Faccenda Ceseretti ‘96 and David Ceseretti Margaret Blais Chace ‘60 and Charles Chace Erin Cuddy Charpentier ‘98 Allison Bianchi Chatowsky and Michael Chatowsky Cathy Chatowsky

Amy Small Ciarcia ‘92 and Michael Ciarcia Mary Palombo Cicerelli ‘74 and Thomas Cicerelli Catherine Ciolfi Dinetra Clark Kelly Zanghi Clark ‘80 Gina Ottaviano Clement ‘87 and Robert Clement Jane Cloutier Frank Cocozzelli Meredith Miller Cohen ‘05 and Jeff Cohen Jennifer Burger Cohn ‘92 and Matthew Cohn Jennifer Raso Collins and Mark Collins Kristen Collins-Staggs ‘91 Patricia Darcy Condon ‘74 Gene Connors and Megan Connors Laura Conroy Sara Conte ‘03 Diana Conti Lou Conti Susan Conti and Richard Conti Siena Mallozzi Coppolino ‘91 and Dino Coppolino Jill Rybka Cormier ‘97 and Robert Cormier Candice Coronado Carol Costa Sarah Pochebit Costa ‘02 and Dan Costa M. Pamela Webster Costigan and John Costigan Nanette Burger Cote ‘90 and Christopher Cote Lauren Cotta ‘06 Bethany Medeiros Couto ‘99 and Joaquim Couto Amanda Lauro Cox ‘03 Donna Cox and Donald Cox Sharon Grady Crausman and William Crausman Marilyn Whitaker Cretella ‘86 and David Cretella Stephanie Giangrande Culhane ‘92 and Timothy Culhane Elias Nappa Cullum ‘11 Caitlin Cummings ‘20 Linda Cunningham and Jerry Cunningham Marla Cunningham ‘03 Sandra Famiglietti D’Alessandro ‘64 Lisa Manuppelli D’Amico ‘90 and David D’Amico Carla DaCosta

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Lori Conti DaCosta and Kevin DaCosta Kerry Daley ‘80 Patricia Barry Dalton and Timothy Dalton Kate Gabarra Daly ‘97 Mackenzie Daly ‘13 Derek Dandg Rosemary Danforth Angela Daniell Alicia DeMatos DaSilva ‘96 and Lisarte DaSilva Christine Tracy DaSilva ‘87 and Jose DaSilva Karen Milho DaSilva ‘92 and Neil DaSilva Abigail Dawson ‘21 Kelsea Dawson ‘18 Nancy Houle DeAngelis ‘62 and Joseph DeAngelis Jacob DeBlois Lauren DeCaporale-Ryan ‘02 Daniela DeConti Shana DeFelice Christine Gosselin DeFilippo ‘82 and Mark DeFilippo Dana Deingenis ‘03 Cynthia Esposito Del Sesto ‘69 and David Del Sesto Judith Delaney Cortina Delpleche David DelSesto, Jr. Michelle Mollicone DeMasi ‘01 and Jason DeMasi Debra Demers and Paul Demers Elizabeth Matera DeOliveira ‘71 Courtney DeSousa Karen Hudson Desrosiers ‘96 and Shawn Desrosiers Catherine Phipps Diaw ‘05 and Amadou Diaw Sheila Dickson Elizabeth Didie and Paul Burke Kathleen Didie William Didie, Jr. Megan Flock Diefenbach ‘95 Robert Dietzel Gina Monaco DiGregorio ‘86 and Pasquale DiGregorio Jon DiIorio and Patricia McCooe DiIorio Joanne Jacquard DiMario ‘66 and Louis DiMario Marilyn Remarski DiMicco ‘69 Elizabeth Cummings

Dionne ‘73 Kelly Dionne Johanna Dombrowski ‘12 Carolyn Donahue and David Donahue Karlin Donegal Catherine Donnelly ‘17 Pamela Costa Dowd ‘97 Michelle McStay Doyle ‘97 and Rory Doyle George Drouillard and Ashley Drouillard Donna Vescera Duckworth ‘90 and Jason Duckworth Theresa Shea Duffer ‘03 Bonnie Dunford Angela Messore Dziok ‘96 and Kenneth Dziok Diane Eddy Katherine Sharman Egan ‘87 and James Egan Victoria Egan ‘18 Jocelyn Eichenfeldt ‘17 Hilary Elmaleh Wendy Tebeau Elsasser and Paul DiBiase Esten & Richard Agency, Inc. Isabel Evans and Daniel Evans Chrystena Ewen ‘92 Susan Mitchell Faasse ‘80 and Daniel Faasse Martha Fagan Tanya Fandino Fandino Leung ‘91 and Norman Leung Michaela Fanning, Esq. ‘77 Meghan Farrar ‘05 Hilary Kurzer Farrow and Matthew Farrow Anne Palombo Fartura ‘87 and John Fartura Rebecca Romeo Fasula ‘01 Bridget Chisholm Feeney ‘91 Elizabeth Stowe Fennell ‘01 and Mark Fennell Karla Fernandez ‘91 Courtney Ferreira ‘11 Kristine Ferro and Bruce Ferro Brian Fielding Cecile Fielding Jim Fielding Kevin Fielding Steve Fielding Brenda Gately Fields ‘80 Sue Figueira ‘98 Rebekah Heard Flanders ‘98 and Gregory Flanders Theresa D’Alfonso Florio ‘00 and Michael Florio, Jr.

25-Aug-22

Blair Flynn ‘05 Deanna Smith Flynn ‘91 and Sean Flynn Linda Fortes and James Fortes Christine Foster Jeanne Foster Nancy Smith Fountain and Kevin Fountain Karen Simas Fox ‘70 and Stephen Fox Kimberly Giacchi Fraioli ‘86 and David Fraioli Carrie Francis Emily French ‘13 Kerri Friel Sarah Chin Fulford ‘00 and Josh Fulford George Furtado Maggi Gallagher Pat Gallagher Margaret Ganim Sandra Ganley Jo-Anne Burns Gannon ‘76 Catherine Garcia Brenda Warzycha Gardiner ‘75 and Mark Gardiner Lauren Garzone ‘75 and David Garzone Shelby Gaudette Kathleen Gazzola Lindsay Martin Gearheart ‘11 and John Gearheart Erin Cronan Genetti ‘01 Yvonne Germond ‘99 Alison Gervais ‘93 Gary Gherardini Jeff Gherardini Joann Gibbons ‘90 Pamela Andrade Gibbs ‘69 and Keith Gibbs Kathryn Gooding Gill ‘00 Sarah Gina Amelia Goclowski ‘15 Angela Carcone Goelzer ‘73 Anastasia Gogol Mary Goldberg Feniks Gomes Maria Rego Goncalves ‘87 and Joe Goncalves Inmaculada Gonzalez Mollie Goodwin ‘08 Nicole Goodwin and David Goodwin Angela Gora Victoria Gordon ‘99 Mary Gorman Bethany Grace ‘08 Meredith Grace ‘10 Shannon Grace ‘06 Meghan Grady

Shannon Grady Susan Grant ‘80 Elizabeth Bernier Grapensteter ‘02 and James Grapensteter Jessica Grasso ‘12 Kevin Grattan Sean Grattan Toni Gravel Jennifer Holtz Greene ‘09 Nicolle Greene and Jason Greene Madelyn Gregory Kelly Griffin ‘11 Cara Grossman Groomes ‘92 Donna Grout Carol Gualtieri Kaylin Maloney Habchi ‘88 Brianna Branch Hacker, OD ‘11 Carolyn Haddad ‘10 Melissa Pray Hamilton ‘85 Kirsten Hammann Erik Hanna Todd Hanna Christine McIntyre Hannon ‘86 Maureen Palmer Hanrahan ‘56 Alicia Diorio Hanson ‘84 Kaitlin Walsh Harbeck ‘05 Elizabeth Hartley Cassandra Harvey ‘17 Kirsten Brown Harvey ‘84 and Richard Harvey Sheila Jean Haskins ‘66 and James Haskins Mary-Anne Murphy Haver ‘80 and Peter Haver Beth Henderson ‘96 Angela Milas Hernandez ‘05 Jillian Houle Hess, RN ‘05 Anne Marie Higgins Clyde Hilliard Kaitlin Hitchings ‘05 Rose Hitzemann Kevin Hively Margaret HollandMcDuff ‘84 Melissa-Lauren Hooks ‘99 Noelle Picard Hoover ‘01 David Hopkinson Lillian Asquith Horan ‘05 Paula Mullen Horan ‘66 and William Horan Deborah Howrie Horvath ‘67 and Joseph Horvath, Jr. Maryann Munroe Hottenstein ‘87 and Harold Hottenstein, Jr. Katherine Hughes-Pucci ‘02

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Claudia Huntley Catherine Beyer Hurst ‘61 Maya Smith Husbands and Hamel Husbands Susan Hyde ‘59 Linda McMahon Hyduk ‘70 and John Hyduk Katy Hynes, Esq. ‘90 Sienna Iannelli Iadevaia ‘97 and Joseph Iadevaia Daniel Iamarone Angela Iannotti Maria Iannuccillo, SSND ‘85 Damien Iasimone Linda Janson Ierardi ‘00 Efrosyni Iosiphidis ‘87 Sarah Irons and Carolyn Nobrega Stephanie Smith Isidoro ‘02 and Anthony Isidoro Sheryl Jablonski Pamela Saccoccia Jackvony ‘69 Maggie Jacques Joan Jamrog ‘60 Kristin Janton Deborah Jaques Susan Jenkinson Monica Costigan Jennings ‘93 and Brien Jennings Diane Johnson-Gendron ‘71 Erica Johnson, MA ‘13 Jourdan Johnson Justine Johnson ‘08 Maria Messore Jones ‘00 and Christopher Jones Angel Julian-Carter ‘08 Michaela Wood Juliana ‘79 and Robert Juliana Jessica Walsh Jusczyk ‘03 Courtney Jusino and Javier Jusino Javier Jusino Carol Jussaume, RSM Danielle Archibald Kachapis ‘97 and Jesse Kachapis Emily Kaczmarek ‘08 Catherine Winn Kamowski ‘68 and Dennis Kamowski Nicole Karwashan ‘12 Janice Maroney Kaseta ‘72 and Daniel Kaseta Kimberly DaCosta Kavanagh ‘90 Patrick Kavanagh and Lindsay Delaire Kavanagh Ashley Keane ‘07 Kathy Keenan Palumbos and Bob Keenan Palumbos

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Heather Keene Vera Goncalves Keller and Jonathan Keller Jean Kelly Lynn Kelly Eileen Reynolds Kennedy ‘78 Jillian Newkirk Kenney ‘99 Nancy Knox Karyn Coelho Kopecky ‘91 and Timothy Kopecky Julie Coia Krajewski and Richard Krajewski Alexandra Krause ‘14 Susan Krzyzek Susan Kuegel Anne Kumar Raquel Kumes Caitlin Kunkel ‘02 Monica Maytum Kunkel and Lawrence Kunkel Kristen Kupperman Linda Kurtz ‘81 Elaine L’Etoile Molly Gibbs Lade ‘91 Madeline Burgess Lafleur ‘01 and Michael Lafleur Eva Lallo, RSM Donna Nista Lally ‘80 and Christopher Lally Heidi Lamb ‘85 Melissa Landi ‘11 Nicole Landi-Voller ‘00 Bethany Avila Lane ‘92 and Steven Lane Mary Ellen Hogue Lane ‘59 Kendra Perry Langevin ‘92 Katrina Lapierre Mary Ann Laprise and Robert Laprise Amy Della Rosa Lasher, RN ‘01 and Hans Lasher Sarah Lathrop ‘15 Maleeha Latif ‘96 Colleen Lonergan Lautieri ‘67 and Michael Lautieri Jane LaVallee Nancy Lavey Laura Certo Laviano ‘96 Jean Lawlor Robert Leanna and Elana Leanna Patricia Burgess Leaver ‘91 and Brian Leaver Jillian Lee ‘17 Mikaela Lee ‘16 Sharon Germani Lee ‘79 and Steve Lee Lauren Bennett LeFew ‘08 Lynn Leger ‘06 Melyssa Lentini Lillian Leonard

25-Aug-22

Pat Lepanto Perpetua Lester, RSM Diana Letourneau ‘72 Treacy Lewander Mary Ann Cardillo Lilla, RN ‘66 and Paul Lilla Christine Difonzo Lilley ‘79 Kyveon Logan Mary Logan ‘66 Cheryl Pezzullo Long ‘87 John Lord Dave Lorusso Cynthia LoSasso Meghan Bryson Lovely ‘02 and Paul Lovely Diana Lucey ‘13 Charlene Luma Sally Lupica Kristen Lynch Sarah Ashworth Lynch ‘99 Kaitlyn MacDonough ‘06 Ron Machoian Jane Maciel ‘22 Mary-Ellen Macksoud Mary Peckenham Madden ‘65 Lorine Tridenti Maggiacomo ‘92 and Doug Maggiacomo Christen McLaughlin Magill ‘91 and Timothy McGill, Jr. Colleen Mellon Magill and William Magill Marie Magnette Rose Mahoney ‘16 Ruth Simonelli Maille ‘80 and Paul Maille Theresa Main Susan Angell Malone ‘86* and Sean Malone Andre Manar Ellen Andrews Manocchia ‘83 and Mark Manocchia Patrick Mara Michael Marcella Brian Marcello Alice Marchessault Susan Marinosci Cheri Costa Marsocci Jayne Martin ‘68 Kathleen Martin ‘73 Ray Martin Stephen Martin Kara Marziali ‘86 Marcia Bernier Mascena Greg Matta Helena D’Almeida Matthews ‘56 and Richard Matthews Amora Mayo-Perez Marjorie Powers Mazika ‘48 Lia Del Sesto McAlpine ‘92

and Colin McAlpine Mary McArthur and Stephen McArthur Mary McAteer ‘12 Rachel McAteer ‘12 Suzanne Gaudet McBride ‘66 and Timothy McBride Janice Spagnoli McCormick ‘73 and Paul McCormick Jessica McDonald ‘17 Maureen McElroy, RSM Courtney McGair and Chip McGair Maureen Cummings McGovern ‘68 and Richard McGovern Kerri McGowan-Lowrey ‘92 and Douglas Lowrey III Pamela McGuire Lisa McKenna ‘06 Jordan Mckenzie Mary McKiernan ‘85 Kalin McKivergan ‘05 Michelle Lemoi McKivergan and Paul McKivergan Jodi-Ann Medeiros McLane ‘84 and Jeffrey McLane Judith McLaren ‘66 and Richard Kearns Corrie McMackin Patricia Kelly McManus ‘70 and James McManus, DDS Cindy Bruno Mcneill Marcia McNiff Phyllis Mcphail Carrie McPherson Gabrielle Provencal McVicker ‘01 Angela Medeiros and Michael Medeiros Kayla Vigeant Medeiros ‘06 Robert Medeiros and Jennifer Medeiros Barbara-Jean Medeiros ‘87 Maija Melbardis ‘03 Sarah Woods Melfi ‘06 Nancy Mende Jill Mennucci ‘13 Shannon Gorman Mercado ‘00 Liza Mesagno ‘06 Stephanie Riemer Meunier ‘90 and Raymond Meunier Paul Meyette Robyn English-Mezzino ‘06 Jennifer Michalewich ‘00 Victoria Milhomens ‘13 Alyssa Millar Alyson Seitsinger Miller ‘01 Heather Horton Miller ‘92 and Jeff Miller

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Monique Choiniere Miller ‘86 Kara Maynard Miranda ‘88 Michelle Colomb Miscedra ‘87 Elizabeth Conaty Misisco ‘65 and Henry Misisco Estelle Ferraro Misto ‘51 and Louis Misto Lindsay Armstrong Mitchell ‘99 Jo-Ann Romano Molinaro ‘79 Michelle Moniz Kristen Prull Moonan ‘87 and Michael Moonan Meagan McNulty Morales ‘06 Elizabeth Holmes Moreira ‘60 Jean Morrow* Jim Moskwa Ashley Motta ‘13 Jacquelyn Anania Mouquin ‘99 and Henri Mouquin Alexis Mozeleski Judith Price Mullen ‘73 and Robert Mullen Jane Finan Mullin ‘70 Camille Murgo Helen Crowley Murphy ‘52 and Richard Murphy Julianne Murphy Courtney Teoli Murray ‘00 Gianna Murray ‘09 Melissa Murray ‘98 Mary Myers Kathy Gelsomino Myrberg ‘77 Marybeth Affleck-Nacey ‘79 Marylu Notarianni Nadeau ‘81 and David Nadeau Ladimer Nagurney Christopher Nease Maureen Nemati Jennifer Nerney ‘94 Terry Nerney Fran Nettles Eunice Nettles-Piggott Susan Newkirk and Steven Newkirk Benjamin Ng Kelly Avila Nini ‘00 Vincent Nocera Kasondra Hundertmark O’Brien ‘03 Tina O’Brien Phyllis O’Conor Kathleen O’Grady ‘88 and Jonathan Szpila Melissa Martin O’Neil ‘91 and Patrick O’Neil

Allison Olear O’Neill ‘05 Loretta Casey Oberholtzer ‘91 and Scott Oberholtzer Kathy Olson Teresa Omert Christa Orsini Lynda King Orton ‘91 and Todd Orton Linda Palazzo Joyce Palmer and William Palmer Jasmine Clarke Palumbo ‘11 and Mitchell Palumbo Nicole Pannone Melisa Murphy Papagni ‘92 and Michael Papagni Madeline Papitto ‘17 Nicholas Pappadia Katie Parella ‘08 Mark Parisella, Jr. Paula Parisella Joy Pastore Sarah Patti ‘98 Robert Patton* and Rose Patton Pawtucket Teachers Alliance Marcia Mitchell Pelli ‘66 and John Pelli Mary Pendergast, RSM Claudia Penza Erica Johnson Perkins ‘00 and Travell Perkins Hope Perron ‘92 Bill Perry Jessica Perry and Raymond Perry Lauren Perry Melissa Cooney Petrangelo ‘97 Petrarca and Mcgair, Inc. Amy Petrocelli Edward Petrocelli Kristin Barkett Pettey, Esq. ‘91 and Erik Pettey Michele Pinheiro Kathleen Hagerty Piranio, MA ‘04 Catherine Hammer Pirri ‘62 and Anthony Pirri Andrea Carnevale Pitts ‘68 and William Pitts Jennifer Plante Lillian Imondi Plouffe ‘60 and Leo Plouffe Jennifer Plume ‘06 Michele Ponsart Kimberly Allyn Poulton and John Poulton Alex Preston Carla Ciorlano Price ‘03 and Matthew Price

25-Aug-22

Michele Prinscott Jill Quattrucci ‘88 Cassandra Conte Quicquaro ‘10 Janine Garabedian Quinn ‘80 and James Quinn Joanne Quinn ‘65 Janet Rabbitt and Kevin Rabbitt SaraJean Radtke Shelley Silva Radziewicz ‘98 Pam Raposa Stephanie Raposo ‘99 Mary Rausch Mildred Chartier Raymond ‘55 and Frank Raymond Kim Razza-Goclowski and William Goclowski Jo-Ann Justynski Reale ‘87 and Thomas Reale Patricia Smith Reed ‘54 Anne Caroselli Reenstierna ‘67 and Eric Reenstierna Robert Regalbuto Elizabeth Sherman Reichardt ‘87 and Timothy Reichardt Rosemary Reid Megan Reidy ‘08 Mary Reilly, RSM Nicole Viau Reminder ‘90 and James Reminder Patrice O’Brien Remington ‘73 and Michael Remington Ruth Hodge Rezendes ‘67 and John Rezendes Rochelle Cambio Rhodes ‘91 and Harry Rhodes Elaine Ricci Jackie Ricci Samantha Ricci ‘12 Sharon Chaves Ricci and Paul Ricci Danielle Richards ‘03 Natalia Richards Sarah Riley-Keck ‘00 Lucy Rios ‘91 Kristie Ripepi Madeline Rita, RSM Laurie-Ann Bader Ritchie ‘80 and Michael Ritchie Christina Certo Robbio ‘00 Alexandra Roberti ‘15 Gina Roberti ‘10 Marlene Roberti Brian Roberts Michelle Robidoux ‘88 Deborah Rochford Roger Williams University Maxwell Rosenbaum and Linda Rosenbaum

Leah Rosenblatt Tess Rossi ‘16 Linda DeAngelis Rothemich Jennifer Costa Roy ‘91 Joan Genest Roy ‘59 and Louis Roy Kelsey Rainone Rustad ‘06 Marie Bernadetta Ryan, RSM Kelly Ryan Waldron Ann Marie Luca Sabitoni ‘6 Jimmy Safi Jean Moran Salisbury ‘75 and John Salisbury Cara Sammartino ‘01 Joan Merewether Sargeant ‘61 Joanne Schenck ‘75 Anne Schreiber Christine Arruda Schultz ‘97 Alanna Solomon Scott ‘00 and James Scott Katharine SedivyHaley, Ph.D. ‘08 Casey Doyle Seitz ‘06 Amy Crouse Sencer ‘92 Elizabeth Fiore Serra ‘65 and Geoffrey Serra Lizabeth Curtin Severson ‘03 and Jeffrey Severson Krista Sevigny ‘12 Sarah Sgro Meredith Garrity Shanley ‘04 Veronica Sheridan and Patrick Sheridan III Kristen Shields and Matthew Shields Joan Signore Koury Signoriello Emma Simas ‘20 Amanda Gil Simon and Stevan Simon Stacia Simonian-Mullen ‘92 Lauren Simpson ‘13 Marcia Sirois Betsy Slavin Brown Amanda Small Carolyn Smith Julia Smith ‘20 Kathleen Smith ‘75 Kristin Smith ‘08 Leo Smith Rosemary Carty Smith ‘64 and David Smith Lisa Soderlund ‘81 Kristen Solomon, RN ‘11 Maya Solomon-Messier ‘17 Rebecca Chaplin Songolo ‘93 and Harrison Songolo Tara Whitman Souto ‘96 and Fernando Souto Elaine Martin Souza ‘58

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Jill Fontaine Souza ‘87 and Randall Souza Roberta Lawson Sparfven ‘68 Ana-Maria Spencer ‘02 Cat Sperduti Dolores Quinn Splaine Ellen McKee Staebler ‘88 and Michael Staebler Michaelle Mozzoni Starr ‘82 Stephanie Thomson Stephenson ‘00 and David Stephenson Alice Grattan Stix Gina Larson-Stoller ‘92 Anna Veltri Sullivan ‘67 Bonnie Sullivan Christopher Sullivan Deborah Sullivan ‘68 Alissa Brule Surkont ‘99 and Keith Surkont Nancy Greenan Sutton ‘64 and Robert Sutton, Ph.D. Cheryl Swanson ‘91 Sheila Sweeney ‘84 Stephanie Mattias Sweeney ‘91 and Mark Sweeney Marianna Sylvester, RSM ‘56 Vittoria Sylvester ‘11 Anna Syme ‘11 Alexandra DiPietro Szabo, MA LMHC ‘03 Meredith Tabacco Robert Tabinowski and Marzena Trzcina Tabinowski Ann Stringfellow Taglianetti ‘87 Elizabeth Tait and John Tait Eileen Farrell Tally and John Tally Judy Tann Eliana Tasca ‘98 Zelimna Taveras ‘96 Marquita Taylor Elisabete Teixeira and Jason Teixeira Paul Tencher Mary Theresa Gail Haytaian Thompson ‘74 and Kenneth Thompson Kristen Dziedzic Toole ‘03 and Ryan Toole Marcia Trainor ‘58 Diane Travassos Kathleen O’Connell Tripp, RN ‘69 and Kenneth Tripp Nicole Trombetti ‘05 Marguerite Hyde Truesdale, RN ‘61 and Paul Truesdale Judith D’Antuono Tucker

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‘84 and Dennis Tucker Gloria Aceto Turosz ‘57 Maureen McElroy Ulizio ‘60 Arlene Vacchelli Erin Beiermann Valutkevich ‘90 and Stephen Valutkevich Elizabeth Aube VanPatten ‘01 and Bryn VanPatten Valeria Varrecchione Katia DeMello Moniz Vaughan ‘91 Joe Vele Cindy Ventura Melissa Ventura Simone Policelli Ventura ‘98 and Gregory Ventura Alice Fogarty Verlezza ‘99 Jackie Vermette Mary-Frances Perroni Vesey ‘83 and William Vesey Julie Vianello ‘92 Patricia Vitale Stephanie Searles Vogel ‘05 Heather Harrison Wahl ‘99 Cynthia Walker Kourtney Hundertmark Wallick ‘06 and Brett Wallick Aliceann Walsh, RSM Maureen Walsh ‘74 Shana Walsh ‘00 Rebecca Morency Warr, Esq. ‘91 and Ronald Warr, Jr. Kathleen Dawson West ‘84 Kathleen Platt West ‘75 and Warren West West Fountain Sales & Body, Inc Carolyn Downs Wheeler ‘57 and John Wheeler Ellen Carney White ‘91 and Andrew White Beth Dolan Whitehead Jenn Widener Lynn Wilbur Megan Wilkins ‘02 Joan Wilkinson Beverly Burns Williams ‘80 and Thomas Williams Erin Marvin Williams and Geoffrey Williams Krista Williams and Daniel Williams Sheree Williams Mary Willoughby Jacklyn Wilson ‘15 Liz Wing Erin Cadden Winslow ‘91 and Mark Winslow Kathryn Martin Wiseman ‘10 Pam Wood

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Nancy Yablonski Patricia Squizzero Yanikoski ‘73 and Joseph Yanikoski Lauren Hubbard Zanfardino ‘01 Kristen Zeiser ‘00 Susan Hicks Zincone ‘96 and David Zincone Katy Zinna Robin Zurybida

Alumnae Donors

By Class * = deceased

CLASS OF ’45 Thérèse Sevigny Griffin* Dorothy Dodd Rockwell

CLASS OF ’46 Anne-Louise Mello Gracyalny Eileen Brosnihan Schoen

CLASS OF ’47 Frances Ferreira Collins

CLASS OF ’48 Marjorie Powers Mazika

CLASS OF ’49 Clara Jeffery Claire Masterson

CLASS OF ’50 Mary McGowan Walsh

CLASS OF ’51 Grace Harrington Dessert Estelle Ferraro Misto Anna Sylvester

CLASS OF ’52 Shirley Titus Earley Shirleyann Ashton Gavitt Charlene Egan Mullen Helen Crowley Murphy Sheila O’Brien, RSM Ann Dalton Sousa

CLASS OF ’53 Marian Steinwachs Bolduc Ann Sloan

CLASS OF ’54 Judith Dodd Giblin Diane Pederzani, RSM Loretta Smith Reed Phyllis McDole Tracy

CLASS OF ’55 Patricia Quinn Benz Roberta Fitzgerald Joanne Walsh Haggerty Ruth Spetrini Hatch Arline Hunt McKenna

Mildred Chartier Raymond Barbara McInnis Smith

CLASS OF ’56 Gertrude St. Jacques Connolly Maureen Palmer Hanrahan Helena D’Almeida Matthews Ellen Walker Pietrzyk Louise Ryan Sullivan Marianna Sylvester, RSM Ann O’Brien Wickersham

CLASS OF ’57 Susan Connell Charbonneau Elizabeth Doyle, RSM Earlene Mara Virginia Wayland McCoy Judith Brown McMahon Patricia Galleshaw Messere Martha Mulligan, RSM Gloria Aceto Turosz Carolyn Downs Wheeler

CLASS OF ’58 Barbara Cahalan Bierig Lydia Galego Kay Elaine Martin Souza Marcia Trainor Patricia S. Smith Williams

CLASS OF ’59 Barbara Casey Antoinette Del Grosso Farrell Susan Hyde Mary Ellen Hogue Lane Joan Minisce Joan Genest Roy Judith Shanley Sawyer Mary D’Agostino Stiles

CLASS OF ’60 Norma Allen Judith Brissette Margaret Blais Chace Joan Jamrog Elizabeth Holmes Moreira Eileen Blair Myers Lillian Imondi Plouffe Ann Marie Luca Sabitoni Maureen McElroy Ulizio

CLASS OF ’61 Virginia Gormley Albright Linda Pepowski Cappuccilli Catherine Beyer Hurst Carol Ann McKenna Lockridge Mary McGinn Claudia McLaughlin Joan Merewether Sargeant Marguerite Hyde Truesdale Carolyn Wright

CLASS OF ’62

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Pamela Hudson Beggan Judith Menard Costa Nancy Houle DeAngelis Sandra Puerini Del Sesto Genevieve Foley Joyce LaFazia Heimbecker Maria Alvarez-Garcia Loiselle Mary Masse Maura O’Rourke Catherine Hammer Pirri Maria Bernardo Ronde

CLASS OF ’63 Donna Puerini Benedict Mary Durand Irons* Dolores Garzoli Savage

CLASS OF ’64 Katherine Forgiel Bardzik Susan McKeough Blake Paula White Connolly Sandra Famiglietti D’Alessandro Jeanine Sullivan Doane Kathleen Mosher Egan Eileen Pangborn Kelly Mary Ann Maguire Jean Mollicone Marguerite Marsella Odeh Rosemary Carty Smith Nancy Greenan Sutton Karen Beauvais Wilkens

CLASS OF ’65 Carol Paradis Beagan Paula Carey* Anne Kane Coman Mary Rebello Grace Marijane Healy Hackett Elizabeth Mullen Kavanagh Mary Peckenham Madden Elizabeth Conaty Misisco Joanne Quinn Elizabeth Fiore Serra Deborah Rhude Shuster

CLASS OF ’66 Diane Reilly Andrade Jeanne Bisbano Patricia Galli Carlson Patricia Davis Joanne Jacquard DiMario Sheila Jean Haskins Paula Mullen Horan Sandra Ferranti Korn Marifrances Horsfield LeMarier Mary Ann Cardillo Lilla Mary Logan Margaret Poland Marcotte Luise Fogarty McAndrew Suzanne Gaudet McBride Judith McLaren

Louise McMahon Cynthia Dunn Palmieri Marcia Mitchell Pelli Jo Ann Newth Sell Virginia D’Alessandro Smolenski Marilyn Cocozza Trillo

CLASS OF ’67 Deborah Dettore Angelo Paula Keene Baker Cynthia Taft Bayerl Anne Savage Carty Sheila Murphy Cerjanec Marilynn Lurgio Cinquegrano A Catherine Ferguson Deborah Howrie Horvath Pamela Fardie Howell Colleen Lonergan Lautieri Diane Frankovich Lusk Mary Macdonald Linda Campbell Mitchell Susan Cooney Murphy Anne Caroselli Reenstierna Joan Marcoullier Regan Ruth Hodge Rezendes Roberta Leonelli Stevens Anna Veltri Sullivan

CLASS OF ’68 Christine Maloney Anderson Maureen Hackett Dastous Patricia Sullivan Holthaus Catherine Winn Kamowski Carol Laboissonniere Susan Corry Luz Ann Lally Mallin Jayne Martin Maureen Cummings McGovern Mary Pickett Andrea Carnevale Pitts Nancy Prendergast Joan Wernig Sorensen Roberta Lawson Sparfven Deborah Sullivan Deborah Urciuoli

CLASS OF ’69 Barbara Casey Cynthia Esposito Del Sesto Marilyn Remarski DiMicco Kathleen Conaty Dudemaine Pamela Andrade Gibbs Maureen McKenna Goldberg Pamela Saccoccia Jackvony Patricia Raymond Vera Veltri Scalise Kathleen O’Connell Tripp Margaret Mullen Wroe

CLASS OF ’70 Mary Patricia Azevedo

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Kathleen Bello Elizabeth Slavin Brown Diane Caroselli Joan Chapdelaine Deborah Connor Alicia Cooney Mari Nardolillo Dias Jeanne Pucci Dolan Karen Simas Fox Maureen Connor Greaves Dolores Howrie Hirx Linda McMahon Hyduk Georgann McCulloch Lardaro Patricia Kelly McManus Joan Mara McQueeney Jane Finan Mullin Jo-Ann Marzocchi Phillips Jane O’Brien Rufino Mary Lou Savage Kathleen Sullivan Barbara Fox Turbitt

CLASS OF ’71 Frances Vacca Alvino Kathryn Gardner Arakelian Cheryl Avella Suzanne Baptista Baptista-Maresh Pauline Menoche Bellamy Joanne McDade Borodemos Deborah Miranda Britto Karen Cooney Burke Sharyn McAllister Caldwell Cheryl George Caranci Gail Lesperance Carbone Patricia Cardi Beverly Porcaro Casinelli Maryellen Castro Deborah Squittiere D’Arezzo Margaret Dascoli Elizabeth Matera DeOliveira Cheryl Fortin Dumas Dorothy Elkin Harlynn Hawkes Farrell Laurie Rogers Finnegan Donna Dupont Fitzpatrick Marie Campagna Franklin Jane DePetro Gallagher Shelah Coyle Gaudet Anne Barlow Goins Eileen Hodge Gray MaryAnn Fascitelli Hartman Kathleen Fielder Jenkins Diane Johnson-Gendron Debra Celona Kirkman Margaret Lawlor Lamb Marie Mainelli Langlois Colleen Costello Long Maureen Kelly Longo Virginia Macdonald Rachel Marino

Margaret McGuinness Lynn Connors McShane Cheryle DeCesaris Mesolella Barbara Fritsche Molenda Janet Andrade O’Connor Frances O’Donnell Karen Letoile Penn Linda Radoccia Denise Blais Robillard Denise Howrie Schiff Jane Giudici Shaw Paula Cummings Sullivan Patricia Keenan Swisher Kathryn Donnelly Upham Karen DeCiantis Vessella Elizabeth Dolan Whitehead Leslie Mayette Young

CLASS OF ’72 Dorice Gendreau Bucci Betty DiSalvia Darlene Regula Ferland Janice Maroney Kaseta Diana Letourneau Kathleen Marra Joan Mullen Maureen McCabe Oberg Diane Paliotta Paliotta Macrides Karen Duffy Wallace

CLASS OF ’73 Elaine Palombo Capozzi Dorene Marshall Conlon Karen Grace DelPonte Elizabeth Cummings Dionne Angela Carcone Goelzer Elizabeth Hill-Gutierrez Patricia Leddy Kathleen Martin Diane Uhlmann McCally Janice Spagnoli McCormick Mary McMahon Judith Price Mullen Patrice O’Brien Remington Susan Wyatt Patricia Squizzero Yanikoski

CLASS OF ’74 Joanne Lawlor Boehme Mary Palombo Cicerelli Patricia Darcy Condon Mary Flynn Lynn DeCarvalho Maher Cheryl McDonald Valerie Pezza Peterson Ann Rockwell Roe Gail Haytaian Thompson Maureen Walsh

CLASS OF ’75 Patricia D’Almeida Averill Margaret Brodeur

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Patricia DeGiulio Mary Capalbo Engle Brenda Warzycha Gardiner Lauren Garzone Lori McGinity Gormley Kathryn Nassaney Johnston Shirley Lacroix Ann Martino Patricia Mullen Rosemary DePetro Orlando Gail Beaudoin Palazzolo Debra Radigan Jean Moran Salisbury Joanne Schenck Kathleen Smith Vera Ciotola Suman Martha Flynn Tasca Kathleen Platt West

CLASS OF ’76 Susan Campagna Jo-Anne Burns Gannon Susan Donnelly Murphy Lori DeSano Porcaro Diane Mallozzi Toher

CLASS OF ’77 Patrice Holton Benz Michaela Fanning Anne Sullivan Hird Janice Kando Kathy Gelsomino Myrberg Kathleen O’Neill Oliverio Lianne Andreoni Paolino

CLASS OF ’78 Regina Germershausen Bell Anna Maria DiCenso Bertorelli Suzanne Cannon Lisa Capalbo Eileen Reynolds Kennedy Kristen Sloan Maccini Martha Toole Murray Nancy Nero Panciocco Louise DiChiara Pastore

CLASS OF ’79 Denise Collins Arrondo Lisa Amore Bogner Lori DiPrete Brown Catherine Gilligan Michaela Wood Juliana Sharon Germani Lee Christine Difonzo Lilley Jo-Ann Romano Molinaro Rebecca Stevens Moniz Marybeth Affleck Nacey

CLASS OF ’80 Sharon Quirk Capuano Kelly Zanghi Clark Lori Nunes Cote

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Kerry Daley Marisa Conti Doherty Susan Mitchell Faasse Brenda Gately Fields Barbara Fox Jacquelyn French Susan Grant Mary-Anne Murphy Haver Donna Nista Lally Ruth Simonelli Maille Nancy Scarpellino Nadeau Janine Garabedian Quinn Laurie-Ann Bader Ritchie Catherine Splaine Sousa Erin Roberts Venditti Catherine Vieira-Baker Beverly Burns Williams

CLASS OF ’81 Kathleen Cawley Linda Kurtz Therese Langlois Marylu Notarianni Nadeau Renee Pratt Lisa Briganti Rein Lisa Soderlund

CLASS OF ’82 Judith Giannini Aguilera Diane Allaire Amorese Lisa O’Brien Bechard Ellen Fox Davis Christine Gosselin DeFilippo Kerri Haxton Ursula Kelly Patricia Vanner Lindley Anne-Marie Roque Smith Michaelle Mozzoni Starr Bethany D’Amico Stutts

CLASS OF ’83 Eileen Cawley Azar Elizabeth Bierden Lorna Briganti Jeannine Brisson Dugas Ellen Andrews Manocchia Leslie Olton Mary-Frances Perroni Vesey

CLASS OF ’84 Patricia Doorley Angell Victoria Zanghi Brown Renee Roberti Evangelista Alicia Diorio Hanson Kirsten Brown Harvey Margaret Holland-McDuff Dana Cunningham Maciel Jodi-Ann Medeiros McLane Mary Beth Bucklad Mooney Dawn DelPonte Quillen Susan Bierden Robinson Sheila Sweeney Judith D’Antuono Tucker

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CLASS OF ’85 Lisa Abbatomarco Tracey Carpenter Patricia Reall Creamer Carolyn Perreault Grant Melissa Pray Hamilton Maria Iannuccillo, SSND Heidi Lamb Catherine Greene McCarthy Mary McKiernan Elissa Coletta O’Brien Lisa Paolantonio Wright

CLASS OF ’86 Michelle Major Bucci Marilyn Whitaker Cretella Gina Monaco DiGregorio Kimberly Giacchi Fraioli Christine McIntyre Hannon Kristen Kennedy Susan Angell Malone* Kara Marziali Monique Choiniere Miller Maureen Myers

CLASS OF ’87 Karen Crossman Araujo Kerrie Capobianco Atwell Melissa Brenton Ayres Sara McCaughey Barber Maria Vingi Bedrosian Kristen Feeley Bourn Diane Mitchell Brannon Tara Lett Capuano Christine Solitro Charette Gina Ottaviano Clement Donna Salley Costantino Anne Coyle Susan Candelmo Daley Christine Tracy DaSilva Katherine Sharman Egan Anne Palombo Fartura Maria Rego Goncalves Maryann Munroe Hottenstein Efrosyni Iosiphidis Kimberly Hill Janson Sheila Konis Sujata Rege Konowitz Cheryl Pezzullo Long Jennifer Mault Lucille Medeiros Barbara-Jean MedeirosMancini Michelle Colomb Miscedra Kristen Prull Moonan Livia Mallozzi Musumeci Lynda Owens Nelson Kim Weaver Newton Elena Byrne Nicolella Kristen Hogg Padovano

Lori Fleming Pezzullo Jo-Ann Justynski Reale Elizabeth Sherman Reichardt Pamela D’Orsi Ryan Jill Fontaine Souza Ann Stringfellow Taglianetti Jeannine Vilandrie Warrener Elizabeth Frost Webb Margaret Tobin Wingate

CLASS OF ’88 Colleen McLaughlin Adamo Sharen Barboza Kristen Armstrong Ghergurovich Kaylin Maloney Habchi Karen Fox Heindl Andrea Lisbon Rebecca Burke Malone Amy Cashore Mariani Shannon Mckenna Kara Maynard Miranda Kerri Morey-Phillips Kathleen O’Grady Jill Quattrucci Michelle Robidoux Laurie Russo Smith Ellen McKee Staebler Kelle Cox Viana

CLASS OF ’89 Leah DeFelice Alduino Denise Arcand Cristina Cerullo Nicole Erinakes Chauvette Nicole Choiniere-Kroeker Cathy King Erika Kruse-Weller Kristina Bert LeDuc Stacey Stefanik Peterson

CLASS OF ’90 Nanette Burger Cote Alison Croke Lisa Manuppelli D’Amico Donna Vescera Duckworth Joann Gibbons Katy Hynes Kimberly DaCosta Kavanagh Dayna Marziali Mendolia Stephanie Riemer Meunier Susan Tanury Pugh Nicole Viau Reminder Erin Beiermann Valutkevich

CLASS OF ’91 Tammy Delaney Adams Tara Bongiorni Ajello Kathleen Beaudreau Amaral Leslie Sacchetti Appel Karen Spirito Augustyn Maryanne Feroce Blanchette Tracie Healy Carlson

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Pamela Ribeiro Carulli Maria Cassisi Heidi O’Connor Caswell Kristen Collins Collins-Staggs Siena Mallozzi Coppolino Tanya Fandino Fandino Leung Bridget Chisholm Feeney Karla Fernandez Deanna Smith Flynn Tracy Longo Guerra Karyn Coelho Kopecky Molly Gibbs Lade Kimberly McDonough Leandre Patricia Burgess Leaver Christen McLaughlin Magill Nadja Nascimento McLintock Melissa Morey Moreau Melissa Martin O’Neil Loretta Casey Oberholtzer Lynda King Orton Kristin Barkett Pettey Amy Robillard Raimondi Rochelle Cambio Rhodes Lucy Rios Jennifer Costa Roy Stephanie Izzo Savoie Christine Sheridan Shusterman Kathryn Lamothe Sinniger Cheryl Swanson Stephanie Mattias Sweeney Bethany Mascena Tracy Katia DeMello Moniz Vaughan Rebecca Morency Warr Ellen Carney White Erin Cadden Winslow

CLASS OF ’92 Monica Schmader Barnwell Holly Thompson Bellucci Leah Benjamin Jennifer Petrin Bessette Keri Thompson Blanchard Bridget Boucher Melissa Spellman Busillo Kimberly Cain Christine Donahue Campbell Nancy Farias Capozziello Amy Small Ciarcia Jennifer Burger Cohn Stephanie Giangrande Culhane Karen Milho DaSilva Kimberly Castro DeCosta Clare Sedlock DeMagistris Chrystena Ewen Cara Grossman Groomes Jennifer Turner Jacobson Julie Piccirilli Krause

Bethany Avila Lane Kendra Perry Langevin Lorine Tridenti Maggiacomo Amanda Marcotte Lia Del Sesto McAlpine Kerri McGowan-Lowrey Dorian Borges Meyette Heather Horton Miller Melisa Murphy Papagni Hope Perron Amy Crouse Sencer Nancy Rego Sevich Ann Marie Vest Shattuck Stacia Simonian-Mullen Gina Larson Stoller Janet Tanury Gina Tognoni-Chiarello Julie Vianello Alicia Cipriano Walsh

CLASS OF ’93 Claire D’Alesandre Atwell Deanna Beirne Robin DelSanto Benoit Ellen McNulty Brown Amy Hogg Burke Emily Duquette Byers Alison Gervais Amy Gravell Monica Costigan Jennings Shazia Latif Rebecca Chaplin Songolo Alexis Webster Lynn Montagano Zeuthen

CLASS OF ’94 Robin Marcello Bailey Heather Cameron Dana Damiani D’Orsi Julie Patalano Hamil Brenda McCreadie Lema Heather Luiz Deborah Correia Morales Jennifer Nerney Stephanie LaFazia Parsons Kathryn Powers-Peterson Laura Sorensen Alicia Currier Vega

CLASS OF ’95 Megan Flock Diefenbach Joy Fox Erin Durkay Johnston Renee Bourque Moniz

CLASS OF ’96 Sara Fontes Ball Tara O’Leary Bergeron Sarah Faccenda Ceseretti Colleen Scallon Curry Alicia DeMatos DaSilva Karen Hudson Desrosiers Melissa Donahue

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Angela Messore Dziok Amy Gabarra Beth Henderson Maleeha Latif Laura Certo Laviano Jessica Massey Bianca Policastro Melissa Arnold Rigamonti Caitlin Jordan Shaffer Tara Whitman Souto Zelimna Taveras Susan Hicks Zincone

CLASS OF ’97 Jill Rybka Cormier Kate Gabarra Daly Pamela Costa Dowd Michelle McStay Doyle Melissa Krekorian Finger Amy Gaskin Sienna Iannelli Iadevaia Danielle Archibald Kachapis Stacey Lantagne Kimberly Moniz Melissa Cooney Petrangelo Christine Arruda Schultz Stephanie Spardello-Pigeon

CLASS OF ’98 Alyssa Astphan Priscilla Fontes Aubourg Sherrie-Lynne Belanger Alison Bourdeau Nicole Serra Buco Carolyn Caizzi Erin Cuddy Charpentier Justine Dufault Leanne Penha Falcon Sue Figueira Rebekah Heard Flanders Erin Hanna Melissa Murray Gina Messore Palano Sarah Patti Tarah Solomon Provencal Shelley Silva Radziewicz Nina Ramos Rose Eliana Tasca Simone Policelli Ventura Tara Walsh

CLASS OF ’99 Ann Lorincz Alsfeld Christina Angelone-Gatteri Andrea Bourque Sarah LaFreniere Bowley Kelly Faltus Brassil Bethany Medeiros Couto Elizabeth Demers Desautel Yvonne Germond Emily Gilcreast Victoria Gordon Melissa-Lauren Hooks

Stephanie Miele Johnson Jillian Newkirk Kenney Elizabeth Boucher Lubelczyk Sarah Ashworth Lynch Lindsay Armstrong Mitchell Jacquelyn Anania Mouquin Stephanie Raposo Alissa Brule Surkont Alice Fogarty Verlezza Heather Harrison Wahl

CLASS OF ’00 Michelle Beauregard Theresa D’Alfonso Florio Sarah Chin Fulford Jennifer Alvarez Galis Kathryn Gooding Gill Reena Gleason Linda Janson Ierardi Marchelle Jacques-Yarde Maria Messore Jones Michele Robillard Lamb Nicole Landi-Voller Shannon Gorman Mercado Jennifer Michalewich Courtney Teoli Murray Rebecca Murray Kelly Avila Nini Poonam Patidar Erica Johnson Perkins Kendall Lima Purdy Sarah Riley-Keck Christina Certo Robbio Alanna Solomon Scott Stephanie Thomson Stephenson Danielle Lima Taglianetti Shana Walsh Kristen Zeise

CLASS OF ’01 Renee Astphan Amy Zapatka Cedin Michelle Mollicone DeMasi Rebecca Romeo Fasula Elizabeth Stowe Fennell Erin Cronan Genetti Noelle Picard Hoover Erika Bramley Irlbeck Madeline Burgess Lafleur Amy Della Rosa Lasher Katherine Murphy Manning Stacey Thompson Matrullo Gabrielle Provencal McVicker Alyson Seitsinger Miller Lacy Perry Mollie Richardson Meghan Pochebit Rogers Cara Sammartino Jessica Leporacci Stadel Elizabeth Aube VanPatten Lauren Hubbard Zanfardino

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CLASS OF ’02 Katherine Adams Krystal Carcieri Carnes Irene Cipolla Sarah Pochebit Costa Lauren DeCaporale-Ryan Alexandra Elmekawy Milissa Garrity Tara Dias Grant Elizabeth Bernier Grapensteter Katherine Hughes-Pucci Stephanie Smith Isidoro Caitlin Kunkel Meghan Bryson Lovely Rikki Bicknell Spelman Ana-Maria Spencer Megan Wilkins

CLASS OF ’03 Nicole Guercia Bahrenburg Pamela Campellone Bartolini Jocelyn Della Rosa Baumann Laura Bedrossian Elizabeth Benz Carolyn Pickett Boucher Allison Onorato Bouley Cailin Broccoli Renee Brodeur Sara Conte Amanda Lauro Cox Marla Cunningham Dana Deingenis Kerrin Nagle DuBee Theresa Shea Duffer Ashley Ferranti Jessica Walsh Jusczyk Maija Melbardis Kasondra Hundertmark O’Brien Carla Ciorlano Price Danielle Richards Lizabeth Curtin Severson Alexandra DiPietro Szabo Valerie Tobia Kristen Dziedzic Toole

CLASS OF ’04 Kathleen Hagerty Piranio Meredith Garrity Shanley Carla Weaver

CLASS OF ’05 Cara Annese Kayla Murphy Barao Hannah Catabia Meredith Miller Cohen Catherine Phipps Diaw Meghan Farrar Blair Flynn Kaitlin Walsh Harbeck Angela Milas Hernandez

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Jillian Houle Hess Kaitlin Hitchings Lillian Asquith Horan Kalin McKivergan Katie McPhillips Allison Olear O’Neill Elizabeth Oberg Nicole Trombetti Stephanie Searles Vogel

CLASS OF ’06 Audra Della Rosa Bianco Lauren Cotta Shannon Grace Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh Lynn Leger Kaitlyn MacDonough Allison Smith Marovelli Lisa McKenna Kayla Vigeant Medeiros Sarah Woods Melfi Liza Mesagno Robyn English Mezzino Meagan McNulty Morales Marcia Newbert-Eslami Jennifer Plume Katherine Jurczyk Pomplun Beth Raposo Kelsey Rainone Rustad Casey Doyle Seitz Lindsey Braga Tine Kourtney Hundertmark Wallick

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Amanda Garganese Jennifer Holtz Greene Caitlin Kennedy Katherine Clair Kulkarni Gianna Murray

CLASS OF ’10 Allison Alarie Stephanie Beaudette Melissa Bobotas Michaela Ferreira Meredith Grace Carolyn Haddad Kelly Harrop Laura Hattoy Lauren Moore Cassandra Conte Quicquaro Gina Roberti Kathryn Martin Wiseman

CLASS OF ’11

Ashley Keane Whitney Lincoln

Mary Asquith Allison Beattie Alexa Brynes Elias Nappa Cullum Rebecca Curran Monique Drouillard Courtney Ferreira Lindsay Martin Gearheart Amanda Grattan Kelly Griffin Brianna Branch Hacker Melissa Landi Jasmine Clarke Palumbo Kristen Solomon Vittoria Sylvester Anna Syme Anne Conley Topazio

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CLASS OF ’12

Erica Turner Adams Paige Baeder Taylor Cotter Bruneaux Katelyn Craine Hannah Feitelberg Mollie Goodwin Bethany Grace Justine Johnson Angel Julian-Carter Emily Kaczmarek Lauren Bennett LeFew Victoria Marks Kelly Mitchell McTiernan Katie Parella Kimberly Pelland Hannah Perry Megan Reidy Katharine Sedivy-Haley Kristin Smith Cooper Warner

Vandell Andrade Felicia Baker Meaghan Bechard Billie Burke Diana Collins Cawley Johanna Dombrowski Paige Emond Jessica Grasso Nicole Karwashan Mary McAteer Rachel McAteer Nina Anastacio Rawls Samantha Ricci Krista Sevigny Margaret Trosin

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CLASS OF ’09 Grace Neubauer Fay

CLASS OF ’13 Alexandra Abreu Katherine Asquith Dylan Brekka Adrianna Cardillo Mackenzie Daly Kayla Fleming

Emily French Kimberly Grattan Erica Johnson Hannah Lee Diana Lucey Jill Mennucci Victoria Milhomens Ashley Motta Lauren Simpson

CLASS OF ’14 Molly Burke Alexandra Krause Cristina Marsocci Cori Sullivan Ruby

CLASS OF ’15 Shannon Briden Abigail Burke Morgan Burke Amelia Goclowski Sarah Lathrop Julia Pezzullo Alexandra Roberti Jacklyn Wilson

CLASS OF ’16 Mikaela Lee Rose Mahoney Tess Rossi

CLASS OF ’17 Diana Bianco-Riley Catherine Donnelly Jocelyn Eichenfeldt Cassandra Harvey Jillian Lee Jessica McDonald Madeline Papitto Maya Solomon-Messier

CLASS OF ’18 Kelsea Dawson Victoria Egan

CLASS OF ’19 Jennifer Pamula

CLASS OF ’20 Caitlin Cummings Emma Simas Julia Smith

Memorial Gifts In Memory of the Alumnus of the Year A Catherine Ferguson ‘67 In Memory of Maureen Barry Lianne Andreoni Paolino ‘77 and Joseph Paolino, Jr. In Memory of Nancy L. Bourque

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Renee Bourque Moniz ‘95 In Memory of Corrine Reardon Capalbo ‘64 William Capalbo, Jr. In Memory of Mary and Victor Castro Maryellen Castro ‘71 In Memory of Alberino Ciotola Vera Ciotola Suman, Ph.D. ‘75 and Kenneth Suman In Memory of Benjamin and Yolanda Cocozza Erika Kruse-Weller, Esq. ‘89

In Memory of Anna McNally Gray Cynthia Taft Bayerl, R.D. ‘67 and Andrew Bayerl In Memory of Mary Lou Hanley ‘61 Daniel Iamarone In Memory of Annabel Hanna Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mark Hanna In Memory of Sister Hilda Kathleen Lester Stefanik and Robert Stefanik

In Memory of Denise M. Coleman ‘89 Dennis Coleman, Esq. and Miriam Curtis Coleman

In Memory of Tom Hogg Amy Hogg Burke ‘93 and Brendan Burke

In Memory of Joan Gormley Darcey ‘52 Kerri Seibel and James Seibel

In Memory of Betsy Kennally Janice Kando, MD ‘77 and Sonia Bettez

In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore M. DiSalvia Betty Jean DiSalvia ‘72 In Memory of Maureen Donovan Joan Beretta and Raymond Beretta Edwin Bielecki, Jr. Paula Brown Beth Ann Laliberte Collins Margaret Ganim David Hopkinson Margaret-Mary Hovarth and George Hovarth Lillian Leonard Jerry Lucchesi Mary-Ellen Macksoud Lynda McCoy Tracey Moline and Todd Moline Janet Rabbitt and Kevin Rabbitt Lynn Leonard Risica Nancy Yablonski Elizabeth Tait and John Tait In Memory of Kathleen Miley Faltus, R.N. ‘72 Kelly Faltus Brassil ‘99 In Memory of Anne Marie Lawson Ferri ‘70 Roberta Lawson Sparfven ‘68 In Memory of Cecile Gagnon Cynthia Gagnon and Ronald Gagnon

In Memory of Rose and John LaFazia Joyce LaFazia Heimbecker ‘62 In Memory of Mary Koehler Laundry ‘56 Maureen Palmer Hanrahan ‘56 In Memory of Paula Paolucci Leyden ‘78 Patricia DeGiulio, MD ‘75 In Memory of Eleanor McGurn Lipham ‘58 John Lipham In Memory of Laura and Vincent Lurgio Marilynn Lurgio Cinquegrano ‘67 and Thomas Cinquegrano In Memory of the Deceased Members of the Martin and Marchand Families Kenneth Martin and Mary Marchand Martin In Memory of Judith DeLorenzo Marziali Joyce LaFazia Heimbecker ‘62 Dayna Marziali Mendolia ‘90 In Memory of Nancy Craven Maytum ‘50 Caitlin Kunkel ‘02 Monica Maytum Kunkel and Lawrence Kunkel

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In Memory of Grace G. McAuliffe Elizabeth McAuliffe, RSM In Memory of Kathleen McCahey ‘67 Grace Neubauer Fay ‘09 In Memory of Alice M. McNally Cynthia Taft Bayerl, R.D. ‘67 and Andrew Bayerl

Valerie Tobia ‘03 In Memory of Maureen Cawley Porell ‘77 Kathleen Cawley ‘81 Lianne Andreoni Paolino ‘77 and Joseph Paolino, Jr. In Memory of Corinne Blanchard Prendergast Nancy Prendergast ‘68

In Memory of Beverly Breault Medeiros ‘52 Deborah Rochford

In Memory of Margherita Puerini Donna Puerini Benedict ‘63 and James Benedict

In Memory of Dena Mello Anne-Louise Mello Gracyalny ‘46

In Memory of Mary Sylvia Rice, RSM Sandra Ferranti Korn ‘66

In Memory of Charles Menoche Pauline Menoche Bellamy ‘71

In Memory of Anne Sedlock ‘86 Clare Sedlock DeMagistris ‘92

In Memory of Silvana Messore Linda DeAngelis Rothemich In Memory of Joleen Miller ‘99 Sarah Ashworth Lynch ‘99 In Memory of Dennis and Ann Beretta Morsilli Richard Beretta and Kimberly Beretta In Memory of Barbara Stamp Mosher ‘44 Kathleen Mosher Egan ‘64 and James Egan In Memory of Our Deceased Alumnae from the Class of 1961 Mary McGinn ‘61 In Memory Marylee Heelan Palmisciano ‘60 Joan Merewether Sargeant ‘61 In Memory of Ralph Papitto Barbara Papitto In Memory of Irene Bautista Pare ‘63 Diane Morel and Raymond Morel In Memory of Christine L. Petrarca ‘86 Helen Petrarca and Frank Petrarca Suzanne Dutilly and John Mason In Memory of Alison Pochebit ‘03

In Memory of Angela Sheridan Jennifer Sheridan In Memory of Mary Ann Silva Elizabeth Silva Vieira In Memory of Kenneth Souza Elaine Martin Souza ‘58 In Memory of William Speck Dana Deingenis ‘03 In Memory of Ann Coleman Stadtler ‘61 A Catherine Ferguson ‘67 In Memory of Sheila Wood Stringfellow ‘52 Ann Stringfellow Taglianetti ‘87 In Memory of Mary Stublarec Mary Ann Stublarec Quinn and Thomas Quinn In Memory of Annette Barbara Swider ‘62 Genevieve Foley, RN ‘62 In Memory of Diane Taylor, RSM ‘52 Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 and Christopher DuBee Patricia Raymond, Ph.D. ‘69 In Memory of Rosemarie and Ray Tomasso Catherine Iacono Tomasso and Raymond

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Tomasso, Esq. In Memory of Mary Edward Walsh, RSM ‘24 Darlene Regula Ferland, Ph.D. ‘72 In Memory of Virginia Walsh, RSM Erin Hanna ‘98 Jayne Martin ‘68 In Memory of Betty Wasson Emily Leary Mary Ann Snider and Greg Snider Jennifer Wasson In Memory of Jennifer Amey Flynn Wilcox ‘90 Karen Buckley Flynn and Gerald Flynn In Memory of Tracey Worrall Marcia Blazar In Memory of Ann Marie Grady Wyatt ‘58 Susan Wyatt ‘73

Honor Gifts In Honor of John A. Avella Cheryl Avella ‘71 In Honor of Barbara Bachand Sally Collins and David Collins In Honor of Carol E. Baptista Suzanne Baptista-Maresh ‘71 In Honor of Marybeth Beretta, RSM Kirsten Hammann Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mary Pendergast, RSM In Honor of Isabelle Bolanos ‘16 Maria Bolanos and Byron Bolanos In Honor of Adrienne Brewster ‘20 Richard Spatafora In Honor of Mary Sullivan Carey ‘78 Anna Maria DiCenso Bertorelli ‘78 In Honor of Dianne Carlson, RSM Debra Radigan ‘75

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In Honor of Walter L. Carnevale Andrea Carnevale Pitts ‘68 and William Pitts In Honor of Nicole Choiniere-Kroeker ‘89 Elizabeth Dunnigan Choiniere and Raymond Choiniere In Honor of the Class of 1971 Joanne Lawlor Boehme ‘74 and Fred Boehme Mary Macdonald ‘67 In Honor of the Class of 1987 Michelle Colomb Miscedra ‘87 Pamela D’Orsi Ryan ‘87 In Honor of the Class of 1995 Joy Fox ‘95 In Honor of the Class of 2007 Whitney Lincoln ‘07 In Honor of Patricia and James Cobery Steven Cobery In Honor of Barbara and Gino Corelli Lori Corelli and David Corelli In Honor of Amanda Lauro Cox ‘03 Elaine Ciaccia Lauro and Robert Lauro In Honor of Abigail C. Dawson ‘21 Sheila Perkins and Thomas Perkins In Honor of Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 Joseph Nagle and Janice Rodrigues Nagle In Honor of Olivia Dufresne ‘25 Nicole Dufresne and S. Bruce Dufresne In Honor of Gerald A. Dupont Donna Dupont Fitzpatrick ‘71 In Honor of Kathleen Fielder-Jenkins ‘71 Virginia Macdonald ‘71 In Honor of Brigid Fitzgerald ‘21

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Kathleen Puleo Fitzgerald and Matthew Fitzgerald In Honor of Marie Campagna Franklin ‘71 Anna Kate Tobin In Honor of Jaclyn Gagnon ‘11 Mary Caccia Gagnon and Ronald Gagnon In Honor of Abbey Gemma ‘22 Roseanna Pederzani and Keith Pederzani In Honor of Megan Gherardini ‘28 Mary Rose McCarthy In Honor of Amelia Goclowski ‘15 Kim Razza-Goclowski and William Goclowski In Honor of MacKenzie Grenier ‘17 Diane Gautieri In Honor of Serena Grenier ‘16 Diane Gautieri In Honor of Colleen Gribbin Barbara Gribbin Bachand and Marc Bachand Sally Collins and David Collins Pamela Durant Farmer and Joseph Farmer, CPA Vera Goncalves Keller and Jonathan Keller In Honor of Diane Gualtieri Carol Gualtieri Christine D. Kavanagh* In Honor of Dana Hackett ‘16 Jill Hackett and Mike Hackett In Honor of Michaeleen Hamilton, RSM Kristen Kennedy ‘86 In Honor of Kathleen Hardiman ‘70 Deborah Connor ‘70 In Honor of Tierney Heath ‘26 Elizabeth Satterfield and William Satterfield In Honor of Mildred Dougherty Hibben ‘48 Jim Morley and

Dorian Morley In Honor of Erin Durkay Johnston ‘95 Kristine Durkay and Michael Durkay In Honor of Eileen and Thomas Jordan Caitlin Jordan Shaffer ‘96 In Honor of Caroline Kanaczet ‘26 Joan Wilkinson In Honor of Catherine Kando Janice Kando, MD ‘77 and Sonia Bettez In Honor of Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh ‘06 Matthew Kavanagh In Honor of Christine D. Kavanagh* Maria Barbosa and Dirce Barbosa Rosemary Danforth Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 and Christopher DuBee Norma Fleming, RSM Patricia Bromley Grattan Diane Gualtieri Christine Kavanagh, RSM Patrick and Lindsay Delaire Kavanagh Kendra Perry Langevin ‘92 Alison Maffry Caroline Maffry Patricia Sepe McPhillips and Kenneth McPhillips Mary Pendergast, RSM In Honor of Melissa Keller ‘25 Gwen Keller and James Keller Jourdan Johnson In Honor of Vera Keller Gwen Keller and James Keller In Honor of Robert Konis Sheila Konis, MA ‘87 In Honor of Corinne Krajewski ‘17 Julie Coia Krajewski and Richard Krajewski In Honor of Margaret Lawlor Lamb ‘71 Joanne Lawlor Boehme ‘74 and Fred Boehme Margaret Lawlor Lamb ‘71 Michele Robillard Lamb ‘00

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Caroline Lamb-Oteri Jean Lawlor Erin Stauder In Honor of Alyssa Liebegott ‘21 Beatrice Bears In Honor of Virginia Macdonald ‘71 Kiki Kennedy In Honor of Julia Martin ‘24 Tracey Martin and Christopher Martin In Honor of Margaret McGuinness ‘71 Erin Carson William Shipley In Honor of Lori Mello ‘85 Heidi Lamb ‘85 In Honor of Monique Choiniere Miller ‘86 Elizabeth Dunnigan Choiniere and Raymond Choiniere In Honor of CyAnne L. Mitchell ‘17 Phillip Mitchell In Honor of Lauren Moonan ‘18 Kristen Prull Moonan ‘87 and Michael Moonan

and John Pezzullo III In Honor of Julia Pezzullo ‘15 Lori Fleming Pezzullo ‘87 and John Pezzullo III In Honor of Greta C. Redleaf ‘21 Alisa Omert In Honor of Justice William P. Robinson III Roger Williams University In Honor of Lois Rockwell Michelle Saucier Rockwell and Alfred Rockwell In Honor of The Sisters of Mercy Nancy Audette, RSM David Hackett Sheila Harrington, RSM Karin Layman and David Layman In Honor of Heather Delpapa Skidds ‘93 Arlene Vacchelli In Honor of Elisabete Teixeira Laura Haggerty Nyman and Eric Nyman In Honor of Kathryn Donnelly Upham ‘71 Anne Schreiber

In Honor of Charlotte Morin ‘33 Chrisanne Wyrzykowski

In Honor of Stella ‘32 and Vayda ‘34 Vaslet Kristen Kupperman

In Honor of My Bay View Family Lee Faber Haines and Daniel Haines Kara Marziali ‘86

In Honor of Ruth and Howard Walderman Marilyn La Rue

In Honor of Marcia Newbert-Eslami ‘06 Robert Newbert and Mary Jane Newbert In Honor of Andrea Nieto ‘94 Cynthia Nieto In Honor of Stacy, Stephen, and Taylor Nock Marilyn La Rue In Honor of Frances Paolantanio Lisa Paolantonio Wright ‘85 In Honor of Jessica Pezzullo ‘20 Lori Fleming Pezzullo ‘87

In Honor of Jia Weingard ‘22 Joyce Albert and James Albert In Honor of Willa Wells ‘33 Bridget Bennett In Honor of Alex J. C. White ‘05 Bonita Cade, Ph.D. and Charles White, MD In Honor of Bryana F. C. White ‘02 Bonita Cade, Ph.D. and Charles White, MD In Honor of Genevieve Hodge White ‘59 Eileen Hodge Gray ‘71 In Honor of Jael Z. C. White

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‘17 Bonita Cade, Ph.D. and Charles White, MD

Manhattan At The Bay * = deceased

BACKSTAGE SPONSORS $5,000 Navigant Credit Union The Papitto Family

COSTUME SHOP SPONSOR $2,500 The Gilbane Family

BROADWAY SPONSORS $1,000 Courtney Chambers Bianchi and Gil Bianchi, Jr. Bianchi & Brouillard, P.C. CCS Fundraising Cleantech Services, Inc. Ann Marie Cavalieri Donnelly and Peter Donnelly Donnelly’s, Inc. of RI Greenwood Credit Union HarborOne Bank Sandra Ferranti Korn ‘66 Mercy Education System of the Americas Urban Wine and Spirits Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. ‘80 and Frank Baker, Jr.

MCAULEY SPONSORS $500 Anonymous Advocacy Solutions BankRI Steven Cobery Lori Corelli and David Corelli Selina Cortez and Raymond Gendron Ann Marie Cavalieri Donnelly and Peter Donnelly Donnelly’s, Inc. of RI Factory Carpet Outlet The Grattan Family Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mark Hanna The Kavanagh Family Cathy King ‘89 Jennifer Gaudreau Kumar and Christopher Kumar Lawnscapes, Inc. Kathleen Barbone Lee and Michael Lee Antonelia Lombardi and Frank Lombardi, Esq.

Lynch & Pine Virginia Macdonald ‘71 Amy Rossi Ng and Thomas Ng Kathleen O’Neill Oliverio ‘77 and Matthew Oliverio, Esq. Barbara Deitzel Parisella Perry McStay Funeral Home ReFocus, Inc. Mary Ann Stublarec Quinn and Thomas Quinn Signature Printing, Inc. Maryellen Simas Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille Becky Mangano Trosin and Mark Trosin Tammy Keller Weaver and Scott Weaver Windmill Associates

MCAULEY SPONSORS CLASS ANGELS Class of 1966 Jeanne Bisbano ‘66 Patricia Galli Carlson ‘66 Sheila Jean Haskins ‘66 Mary Logan ‘66 Margaret Poland Marcotte ‘66 Suzanne Gaudet McBride ‘66 Louise McMahon ‘66 Diane Reilly Andrade ‘66 Marifrances Horsfield LeMarier ‘66 Judith McLaren ‘66 Class of 1975 Brenda Warzycha Gardiner ‘75 Lauren Garzone ‘75 Lori McGinity Gormley ‘75 Shirley Lacroix ‘75 Ann Martino ‘75 Jean Moran Salisbury ‘75 Kathleen Smith ‘75 Margaret Brodeur ‘75 Joanne Schenck ‘75 Class of 1980 Kelly Zanghi Clark ‘80 Marisa Conti Doherty ‘80 Susan Mitchell Faasse ‘80 Brenda Gately Fields ‘80 Susan Grant ‘80 Mary-Anne Murphy Haver ‘80 Ruth Simonelli Maille ‘80 Laurie-Ann Bader Ritchie ‘80 Catherine Splaine Sousa ‘80 Erin Roberts Venditti ‘80

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Barbara Fox ‘80 Class of 1984 Patricia Doorley Angell ‘84 Victoria Zanghi-Brown ‘84 Alicia Diorio Hanson ‘84 Kirsten Brown Harvey ‘84 Dana Cunningham Maciel ‘84 Jodi-Ann Medeiros McLane ‘84 Susan Bierden Robinson ‘84 Sheila Sweeney ‘84 Judith D’Antuono Tucker ‘84 Kathleen Dawson West ‘84 Class of 1987 Anne Coyle ‘87 Michelle Colomb Miscedra ‘87 Kristen Hogg Padovano ‘87 Class of 1988 Shannon Mckenna ‘88 Colleen McLaughlin Adamo ‘88 Nancy Williams Davis ‘88 Kaylin Maloney Habchi ‘88 Andrea Lisbon ‘88 Shannon Mckenna ‘88 Kerri Morey-Phillips ‘88 Kathleen O’Grady ‘88 Jill Quattrucci ‘88 Michelle Robidoux ‘88 Laurie Russo Smith ‘88 Ellen McKee Staebler ‘88 Kelle Cox Viana ‘88 Class of 1990 Nanette Burger Cote ‘90 Alison Croke ‘90 Lisa Manuppelli D’Amico ‘90 Donna Vescera Duckworth ‘90 Joann Gibbons ‘90 Katy Hynes, Esq. ‘90 Dayna Marziali Mendolia ‘90 Stephanie Riemer Meunier ‘90 Nicole Viau Reminder ‘90 Class of 1991 Tammy Delaney Adams ‘91 Tara Bongiorni Ajello ‘91 Kathleen Beaudreau Amaral ‘91 Leslie Sacchetti Appel ‘91 Karen Spirito Augustyn ‘91 Maryanne Feroce Blanchette ‘91 Tracie Healy Carlson ‘91 Pamela Ribeiro Carulli ‘91 Heidi O’Connor Caswell ‘91 Kristen Collins-Staggs ‘91

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Siena Mallozzi Coppolino ‘91 Tanya Fandino Fandino Leung ‘91 Bridget Chisholm Feeney ‘91 Karla Fernandez ‘91 Deanna Smith Flynn ‘91 Tracy Longo Guerra ‘91 Karyn Coelho Kopecky ‘91 Molly Gibbs Lade ‘91 Kimberly McDonough Leandre ‘91 Patricia Burgess Leaver ‘91 Christen McLaughlin Magill ‘91 Nadja Nascimento McLintock ‘91 Melissa Morey Moreau, RN ‘91 Melissa Martin O’Neil ‘91 Loretta Casey Oberholtzer ‘91 Lynda King Orton ‘91 Kristin Barkett Pettey, Esq. ‘91 Amy Robillard Raimondi ‘91 Rochelle Cambio Rhodes ‘91 Lucy Rios ‘91 Jennifer Costa Roy ‘91 Stephanie Izzo Savoie ‘91 Christine Sheridan Shusterman, RN ‘91 Kathryn Lamothe Sinniger ‘91 Cheryl Swanson ‘91 Stephanie Mattias Sweeney ‘91 Bethany Mascena Tracy ‘91 Katia DeMello Moniz Vaughan ‘91 Rebecca Morency Warr, Esq. ‘91 Ellen Carney White ‘91 Erin Cadden Winslow ‘91 Class of 1992 Monica Schmader Barnwell ‘92 Holly Thompson Bellucci ‘92 Leah Benjamin ‘92 Jennifer Petrin Bessette ‘92 Keri Thompson Blanchard ‘92 Bridget Boucher ‘92 Christine Donahue Campbell ‘92 Nancy Farias Capozziello ‘92 Amy Small Ciarcia ‘92 Jennifer Burger Cohn ‘92 Stephanie Giangrande Culhane ‘92 Karen Milho DaSilva ‘92 Kimberly Castro DeCosta ‘92 Cara Grossman Groomes ‘92 Jennifer Turner Jacobson ‘92

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Julie Piccirilli Krause ‘92 Bethany Avila Lane ‘92 Kendra Perry Langevin ‘92 Lorine Tridenti Maggiacomo ‘92 Amanda Marcotte, Ph.D. ‘92 Lia Del Sesto McAlpine ‘92 Kerri McGowan-Lowrey ‘92 Dorian Borges Meyette ‘92 Heather Horton Miller ‘92 Melisa Murphy Papagni ‘92 Hope Perron ‘92 Amy Crouse Sencer ‘92 Nancy Rego Sevich ‘92 Ann Marie Vest Shattuck ‘92 Stacia Simonian-Mullen ‘92 Gina Larson-Stoller ‘92 Janet Tanury ‘92 Julie Vianello ‘92 Class of 1993 Deanna Beirne ‘93 Robin DelSanto Benoit ‘93 Ellen McNulty Brown ‘93 Emily Duquette Byers ‘93 Alison Gervais ‘93 Amy Gravell ‘93 Monica Costigan Jennings ‘93 Rebecca Chaplin Songolo ‘93 Alexis Webster ‘93 Lynn Montagano Zeuthen ‘93 Class of 1996 Sara Fontes Ball ‘96 Tara O’Leary Bergeron ‘96 Sarah Faccenda Ceseretti ‘96 Colleen Scallon Curry ‘96 Alicia DeMatos DaSilva ‘96 Karen Hudson Desrosiers ‘96 Melissa Donahue ‘96 Amy Gabarra ‘96 Beth Henderson ‘96 Maleeha Latif ‘96 Jessica Massey ‘96 Bianca Policastro ‘96 Melissa Arnold Rigamonti ‘96 Tara Whitman Souto ‘96 Zelimna Taveras ‘96 Susan Hicks Zincone ‘96 Class of 1997 Jill Rybka Cormier ‘97 Pamela Costa Dowd ‘97 Michelle McStay Doyle ‘97 Amy Gaskin ‘97 Sienna Iannelli Iadevaia ‘97 Melissa Cooney Petrangelo ‘97 Christine Arruda Schultz ‘97 Class of 1998 Alyssa Astphan ‘98

Alison Bourdeau ‘98 Erin Cuddy Charpentier ‘98 Leanne Penha Falcon ‘98 Sue Figueira ‘98 Rebekah Heard Flanders ‘98 Erin Hanna ‘98 Sarah Patti ‘98 Tarah Solomon Provencal, Esq. ‘98 Shelley Silva Radziewicz ‘98 Eliana Tasca ‘98 Simone Policelli Ventura ‘98 Tara Walsh ‘98 Class of 1999 Ann Lorincz Alsfeld ‘99 Bethany Medeiros Couto ‘99 Yvonne Germond ‘99 Emily Gilcreast ‘99 Melissa-Lauren Hooks ‘99 Stephanie Miele Johnson, Esq. ‘99 Jillian Newkirk Kenney ‘99 Jacquelyn Anania Mouquin ‘99 Stephanie Raposo ‘99 Alissa Brule Surkont ‘99 Alice Fogarty Verlezza ‘99 Heather Harrison Wahl ‘99 Class of 2000 Michelle Beauregard ‘00 Theresa D’Alfonso Florio ‘00 Sarah Chin Fulford ‘00 Jennifer Alvarez Galis ‘00 Kathryn Gooding Gill ‘00 Reena Gleason ‘00 Linda Janson Ierardi ‘00 Marchelle Jacques-Yarde ‘00 Nicole Landi-Voller ‘00 Shannon Gorman Mercado ‘00 Jennifer Michalewich ‘00 Kelly Avila Nini ‘00 Erica Johnson Perkins ‘00 Kendall Lima Purdy ‘00 Sarah Riley-Keck ‘00 Christina Certo Robbio ‘00 Alanna Solomon Scott ‘00 Stephanie Thomson Stephenson ‘00 Danielle Lima Taglianetti ‘00 Shana Walsh ‘00 Kristen Zeiser ‘00 Class of 2001 Amy Zapatka Cedin ‘01 Rebecca Romeo Fasula ‘01 Erin Cronan Genetti ‘01 Noelle Picard Hoover ‘01 Madeline Burgess Lafleur ‘01 Amy Della Rosa Lasher, RN ‘01

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Katherine Murphy Manning ‘01 Gabrielle Provencal McVicker ‘01 Meghan Pochebit Rogers ‘01 Cara Sammartino ‘01 Jessica Leporacci Stadel ‘01 Elizabeth Aube VanPatten ‘01 Lauren Hubbard Zanfardino ‘01

Angela Milas Hernandez ‘05 Jillian Houle Hess, RN ‘05 Kaitlin Hitchings ‘05 Lillian Asquith Horan ‘05 Kalin McKivergan ‘05 Allison Olear O’Neill ‘05 Nicole Trombetti ‘05 Stephanie Searles Vogel ‘05 Hannah Catabia ‘05 Kaitlin Walsh Harbeck ‘05

Jessica Grasso ‘12 Nicole Karwashan ‘12 Mary McAteer ‘12 Rachel McAteer ‘12 Samantha Ricci ‘12 Krista Sevigny ‘12 Margaret Trosin ‘12

Class of 2002 Katherine Adams ‘02 Krystal Carcieri Carnes ‘02 Irene Cipolla ‘02 Sarah Pochebit Costa ‘02 Lauren DeCaporale-Ryan ‘02 Alexandra Elmekawy ‘02 Milissa Garrity ‘02 Tara Dias Grant ‘02 Elizabeth Bernier Grapensteter ‘02 Katherine Hughes-Pucci ‘02 Stephanie Smith Isidoro ‘02 Meghan Bryson Lovely ‘02 Rikki Bicknell Spelman ‘02 Megan Wilkins ‘02

Class of 2006 Shannon Grace ‘06 Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh ‘06 Lynn Leger ‘06 Kaitlyn MacDonough ‘06 Allison Smith Marovelli ‘06 Lisa McKenna ‘06 Kayla Vigeant Medeiros ‘06 Sarah Woods Melfi ‘06 Robyn English-Mezzino ‘06 Meagan McNulty Morales ‘06 Katherine Jurczyk Pomplun ‘06 Kelsey Rainone Rustad ‘06 Casey Doyle Seitz ‘06 Lindsey Braga Tine ‘06 Kourtney Hundertmark Wallick ‘06

Class of 2033 Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille

Class of 2003 Elizabeth Benz, DMD ‘03 Nicole Guercia Bahrenburg ‘03 Jocelyn Della Rosa Baumann ‘03 Laura Bedrossian ‘03 Elizabeth Benz, DMD ‘03 Carolyn Pickett Boucher ‘03 Allison Onorato Bouley ‘03 Cailin Broccoli ‘03 Renee Brodeur ‘03 Sara Conte ‘03 Amanda Lauro Cox ‘03 Marla Cunningham ‘03 Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 Theresa Shea Duffer ‘03 Ashley Ferranti ‘03 Jessica Walsh Jusczyk ‘03 Maija Melbardis ‘03 Kasondra Hundertmark O’Brien ‘03 Carla Ciorlano Price ‘03 Danielle Richards ‘03 Lizabeth Curtin Severson ‘03 Alexandra DiPietro Szabo, MA LMHC ‘03 Kristen Dziedzic Toole ‘03 Valerie Tobia ‘03 Class of 2005 Cara Annese ‘05 Kayla Murphy Barao ‘05 Meredith Miller Cohen ‘05 Catherine Phipps Diaw ‘05 Meghan Farrar ‘05

Class of 2008 Erica Turner Adams ‘08 Paige Baeder ‘08 Taylor Cotter Bruneaux ‘08 Katelyn Craine ‘08 Mollie Goodwin ‘08 Bethany Grace ‘08 Justine Johnson ‘08 Angel Julian-Carter ‘08 Emily Kaczmarek ‘08 Lauren Bennett LeFew ‘08 Kristin Smith ‘08 Class of 2011 Allison Beattie, DO ‘11 Alexa Brynes ‘11 Elias Nappa Cullum ‘11 Courtney Ferreira ‘11 Lindsay Martin Gearheart ‘11 Amanda Grattan, MA ‘11 Kelly Griffin ‘11 Brianna Branch Hacker, OD ‘11 Melissa Landi ‘11 Jasmine Clarke Palumbo ‘11 Kristen Solomon, RN ‘11 Anne Conley Topazio ‘11 Class of 2012 Vandell Andrade ‘12 Felicia Baker ‘12 Billie Burke ‘12 Diana Collins Cawley ‘12 Johanna Dombrowski ‘12

Class of 2029 Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille

MERCY SPONSORS $350 Beatrice Bears Kelly Faltus Brassil ‘99 Cavaco Brothers Plumbing & Heating Margaret Cahill Cummings Joseph Donovan, Jr. FACTS Tuition Management Co. Henderson Electric, Inc. Carol Jussaume, RSM Dana Maciel ‘84 Elizabeth McAuliffe, RSM Nadja McLintock ‘91 Renee Bourque Moniz ‘95 Alisa Omert Gregory Pare and Rachel Pare Helen Petrarca and Frank Petrarca Nina Anastacio Rawls ‘12 St. Mary Academy - Bay View The Tanury Family Thomas J. McAndrew & Associates Elizabeth Silva Vieira

MERCY SPONSORS CLASS ANGELS Class of 1973 Elaine Palombo Capozzi ‘73 Angela Carcone Goelzer ‘73 Kathleen Martin ‘73 Diane Uhlmann McCally ‘73 Janice Spagnoli McCormick ‘73 Judith Price Mullen ‘73 Patrice O’Brien Remington ‘73 Patricia Squizzero Yanikoski ‘73 Class of 2020 Michele Danilowski Astphan and Paul Astphan Maria Barbosa and Dirce Barbosa

Mich Beattie Cathy Hennessey Bennett and Michael Bennett Patti Bookless Kimberly Brown and Thomas Brown Carol Costa M. Pamela Webster Costigan and John Costigan Angela Daniell Hilary Elmaleh Elizabeth Wheeler Ferreira and Alfred Ferreira, Jr. Maggi Gallagher Pat Gallagher Elizabeth Hartley Clyde Hilliard Angela Iannotti Sarah Irons and Carolyn Nobrega Katrina Lapierre Melyssa Lentini Marie Magnette Andre Manar Cheri Costa Marsocci Steven Marsocci Marcia Bernier Mascena Jordan Mckenzie Cindy Bruno Mcneill Phyllis Mcphail Carrie McPherson Cheryl Burke McStay Paul Meyette Michelle Moniz Susan Newkirk and Steven Newkirk Vincent Nocera Tina O’Brien Stephanie Pamula and John Pamula Jean Donnelly Pochebit and Mark Pochebit, DDS Donna Dupuis Policastro and Thomas Policastro Kristie Ripepi Marcia Sirois Carolyn Smith Edward Smith Mary Smith and Richard Smith Cat Sperduti Meredith Tabacco Mary Theresa Cindy Ventura Katy Zinna Jaclyn Casali and Joe Casali Linda Fortes and James Fortes Robert Medeiros and Jennifer Medeiros Sherri Atchue Mello and Leonard Mello

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Jessica Perry and Raymond Perry Elisabete Teixeira and Jason Teixeira Class of 2021 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2022 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2023 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2024 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2025 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2026 St. Mary Academy – Bay View Class of 2027 St. Mary Academy – Bay View

GENERAL DONATIONS Alexandra Abreu ‘13 Allison Alarie ‘10 Katherine Asquith ‘13 Paula Keene Baker ‘67 Julie Battista Carol Paradis Beagan ‘65 Bridget Bennett Diana Bianco-Riley ‘17 Catherine Bramley and Alan Bramley Dylan Brekka ‘13 Shannon Briden ‘15 Lori DiPrete Brown ‘79 Linda Pepowski Cappuccilli ‘61 Adrianna Cardillo ‘13 Sheila Murphy Cerjanec ‘67 Marilynn Lurgio Cinquegrano ‘67 Ashley Colella Patricia Combies, RSM Mackenzie Daly ‘13 Delta Dental of Rhode Island Catherine Donnelly ‘17 Nicole Dungca and Neil Dungca, DDS Jocelyn Eichenfeldt ‘17 Esten & Richard Agency, Inc. Michaela Ferreira ‘10 Kayla Fleming ‘13 Norma Fleming, RSM Emily French ‘13 Gilmore’s Flower Shop, Inc. Amelia Goclowski ‘15 Meredith Grace ‘10 Colleen Gribbin Donna Grout Cassandra Harvey ‘17 Elizabeth Hathaway, RSM

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Herff Jones, Inc. Pamela Fardie Howell ‘67 Nancy Lavey Robert Leanna and Elana Leanna Jillian Lee ‘17 Mikaela Lee ‘16 Diana Lucey ‘13 Diane Frankovich Lusk ‘67 Cristina Marsocci ‘14 Filomena Medeiros McCann Jessica McDonald ‘17 Maureen McElroy, RSM Jean Morrow* Madeline Papitto ‘17 Mary Pendergast, RSM Sheila Perkins Rhonda Giampietro Perry Cassandra Conte Quicquaro ‘10 Kathleen Gribbin Raposo Joan Marcoullier Regan ‘67 and John Regan Ruth Hodge Rezendes ‘67 and John Rezendes Alexandra Roberti ‘15 Cori Sullivan Ruby ‘14 Marie Bernadetta Ryan, RSM Heather Rybasack-Smith and Andrew Smith Rebecca Sattel Meredith Garrity Shanley ‘04 Veronica Sheridan and Patrick Sheridan III Emma Simas ‘20 Simplex Engine & Machine Lauren Simpson ‘13 Maya Solomon-Messier ‘17 Julia Smith ‘20 Roberta Leonelli Stevens ‘67 Anna Veltri Sullivan ‘67 Susan Sullivan Elizabeth Rego Thomas ‘50 Kimberly Thompson Andrea Wasylow and Peter Wasylow Patricia S. Smith Williams ‘58 Jacklyn Wilson ‘15 Kathryn Martin Wiseman ‘10

Gifts-In-Kind

Maria Vingi Bedrosian ‘87 The Block Island Ferry Katherine Ross Bosch and Douglas Bosch Botticelli Cassandra Falcone Broccoli ‘08 Erica Campanella ‘98 Bridie Canty Cardi’s Furniture Chestnut Hill Studios Ltd.

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Daisy Dig’ins Florist Lynne Quevedo Damiano ‘98 Dave’s Marketplace Grace Dugan and Gregory Pizzuti Edgewood Cheese Shop and Eatery Edgewood Sailing School Feminine Fancies Desiree Fernandes ‘09 Karen Buckley Flynn and Gerald Flynn Greater Mystic Chamber of Commerce Eileen Griffin Mark Hanna Henry’s Bear Park Hillside Country Club Kimberly Hill Janson, Ph.D. ‘87 and Michael Janson Jealous Monk Kreatelier Erika Kruse-Weller, Esq. ‘89 La Gondola Providence Margaritas Restaurants Stacey Thompson Matrullo ‘01 and Jonathan Matrullo Leslie Alfred McGrath ‘76 Sherri Atchue Mello and Leonard Mello Dayna Marziali Mendolia ‘90 Lori Fleming Pezzullo ‘87 and John Pezzullo III Erica Placido-Coelho and Ronnie Coelho Richline Group Sailaway Photography Southwick’s Zoo Tracey Sutherland Janet Tanury ‘92 Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille Danielle DeHart Turrell ‘98 Arlene Vacchelli Janine Vales-Neves and Matthew Neves Alexis Webster ‘93

Rinet Company, LLC United Way

Matching Gift Companies

BENGAL FAN UP TO $49

Benevity Bright Funds Citizens Bank Delta Dental of Rhode Island Fidelity Foundation FM Global Gilbane Building Company IBM Matching Grants Program Microsoft Corporation Network for Good

Bengal Backers HALL OF FAME $200 - $499 Amy Jones Buchanan and Jason Buchanan James Creamer Claire Weiland Dolan and Matthew Dolan Barbara Ferraro and Christopher Ferraro Anne Sullivan Hird ‘77 and Jonathan Hird Cristina Palo Kristen Shields and Matthew Shields Troy Thibodeau and Deborah Thibodeau Bethany Mascena Tracy ‘91 and Gareth Tracy Becky Mangano Trosin and Mark Trosin Mary Vales Jeanne Ziter and David Bourassa

ALL STAR $100 - $199 Ann Marie Cavalieri Donnelly and Peter Donnelly Glenn Jeffrey and Cheryl Jeffrey Carla Manni Laura Haggerty Nyman and Eric Nyman Scott Sullivan Peter Thomas and Thomas Sabina Chander Verma and Sunil Verma

MVP $50 - $99 Kerri Olivier Anderson and Edward Anderson Mary Jane Andreozzi Paul Thalmann

Scott Sullivan Andrea Wasylow and Peter Wasylow

Endowed Gifts Alice Connolly Clancy Endowed Scholarship Fund Established by the Clancy family, this fund provides annual assistance to a student in need.

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Christine D. Kavanagh Endowment for the Performing Arts This fund will be used to support the performing arts program’s general operations and scholarships for performing arts students.

Penelope Alves and Robert Alves Jean Ascoli Robin Marcello Bailey ‘94 and Brian Bailey Felicia Baker ‘12 Maria Barbosa and Dirce Barbosa Cynthia Taft Bayerl, R.D. ‘67 and Andrew Bayerl Michel Brennan, RSM Carrie Patalano Brzoza Vera Kilmartin Candelmo and Anthony Candelmo Cavaco Brothers Plumbing and Heating, Inc. Jennifer Raso Collins Diane Comerford and Peter Comerford Dana Damiani D’Orsi ‘94 Carla DaCosta Rosemary Danforth Maureen Hackett Dastous ‘68 Abigail Dawson ‘21 Ann Marie Cavalieri Donnelly and Peter Donnelly Kerrin Nagle DuBee ‘03 and Christopher DuBee Nicole Dufresne and S. Bruce Dufresne Kristine Durkay and Michael Durkay Hilary Kurzer Farrow and Matthew Farrow Grace Neubauer Fay ‘09 Elizabeth Wheeler Ferreira and Alfred Ferreira, Jr. Michaela Ferreira ‘10 Kathleen Puleo Fitzgerald and Matthew Fitzgerald Norma Fleming, RSM Nancy Brennan Gilbane and William Gilbane Ann Sprague Gooding Amanda Grattan, MA ‘11 Amy Stefanski Grattan, Ph.D. and Michael Grattan, Jr. Kevin Grattan Kimberly Grattan, Pharm.D. ‘13 Laura Grattan Patricia Bromley Grattan

Sean Grattan Colleen Gribbin Joan Walsh Gribbin Carol Gualtieri Diane Gualtieri Tracy Longo Guerra ‘91 Melissa Pray Hamilton ‘85 Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mark Hanna Anne Marie Higgins Alexandra Goldberg Kavanagh ‘06 and Matthew Kavanagh Christine D. Kavanagh* and Donald Kavanagh Christine Kavanagh, RSM Elizabeth Mullen Kavanagh ‘65 and James Kavanagh Patrick Kavanagh and Lindsay Delaire Kavanagh Ashley Keane ‘07 Colleen Costello Keane and David Keane Jillian Newkirk Kenney ‘99 Cathy King ‘89 Sheila Konis, MA ‘87 Sujata Rege Konowitz ‘87 Kendra Perry Langevin ‘92 Nancy Lavey Laura Certo Laviano ‘96 Melissa LeBlanc and Marc LeBlanc Lynch & Pine Dana Cunningham Maciel ‘84 and Glenn Maciel Alison Maffry Caroline Maffry Lynn DeCarvalho Maher ‘74 Allison Smith Marovelli ‘06 Kara Marziali ‘86 Maureen McElroy, RSM Nadja Nascimento McLintock ‘91 Judith Brown McMahon ‘57 Katie McPhillips ‘05 Patricia Sepe McPhillips and Kenneth McPhillips Karen Mellor Dayna Marziali Mendolia ‘90 Kara Maynard Miranda ‘88 Lindsay Armstrong Mitchell ‘99 Jean Mollicone ‘64 Joyce Cicerchia Monaco and Alfred Monaco Lauren Moore ‘10 Alexis Mozeleski Joan Mullen ‘72 Patricia Mullen ‘75 Martha Mulligan, RSM ‘57

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Jeanne Nadeau Joseph Nagle and Janice Rodrigues Nagle Robert Newbert and Mary Jane Newbert Marcia Newbert-Eslami ‘06 Sheila O’Brien, RSM ‘52 Alisa Omert Jennifer Pamula ‘19 Barbara Papitto Stephanie LaFazia Parsons ‘94 Kathleen Hagerty Piranio, MA ‘04 Edward Pires ‘90 and Carolyn Harris Wendy Preston Susan Tanury Pugh ‘90 Kendall Lima Purdy ‘00 Kim Razza-Goclowski and William Goclowski ReFocus, Inc. Meghan Pochebit Rogers ‘01 Elizabeth Satterfield and William Satterfield Dorothy Schofield and Fred Schofield Ivona Sediva Jennifer Sheridan Carolyn Smith April Sousa Catherine Splaine Sousa ‘80 and Louis Sousa Stephanie SpardelloPigeon ‘97 Kathleen Lester Stefanik and Robert Stefanik Elizabeth Francis Stevens Alice Grattan Stix Bonnie Sullivan Diane Barrette Tanury and George Tanury Gina Tognoni-Chiarello ‘92 Urban Wine & Spirits Inc. Manuel Vales IV and Mary Vales Kelle Cox Viana ‘88 Elizabeth Silva Vieira Cooper Warner ‘08 Valerie Albert-Weingard and Paul Weingard Sarah Williamson Mary Willoughby Windmill Associates, Inc. Margaret Mullen Wroe ‘69 and David Wroe Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship Fund This fund will provide on-going financial assistance for deserving

students based on diverse ethnicity and need.

Frances Vacca Alvino ‘71 Amica Insurance Jayne Anderson Kathryn Gardner Arakelian ‘71 Andrea Argenti Cheryl Avella ‘71 Suzanne Baptista-Maresh ‘71 Pauline Menoche Bellamy ‘71 Marcia Blazar Joanne Lawlor Boehme ‘74 and Fred Boehme Joanne McDade Borodemos ‘71 Janet Bourgault Ally Bowser Dennis Brennan Bright Funds Deborah Miranda Britto ‘71 and David Britto Karen Cooney Burke ‘71 Sharyn McAllister Caldwell ‘71 Meagan Camp Cheryl George Caranci ‘71 Gail Lesperance Carbone ‘71 Patricia Cardi, Esq. ‘71 Erin Carson Beverly Porcaro Casinelli ‘71 Maryellen Castro ‘71 John Chatburn Bob Connors Dennis Connors Deborah Squittiere D’Arezzo ‘71 and Albert D’Arezzo, Jr. Margaret Dascoli ‘71 Elizabeth Matera DeOliveira ‘71 Elizabeth Cummings Dionne ‘73 Kelly Dionne Cheryl Fortin Dumas ‘71 Dorothy Elkin ‘71 Harlynn Hawkes Farrell ‘71 Kathleen Fielder-Jenkins ‘71 Laurie Rogers Finnegan ‘71 Donna Dupont Fitzpatrick ‘71 Marie Campagna Franklin ‘71 and William Franklin, Jr. Kerri Friel Jane DePetro Gallagher ‘71 Shelah Coyle Gaudet ‘71 Kathleen Gazzola Anne Barlow Goins ‘71 Eileen Hodge Gray ‘71 Gary Gray MaryAnn Fascitelli Hartman ‘71 Diane Johnson-Gendron ‘71 Kiki Kennedy Debra Celona Kirkman ‘71

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Margaret Lawlor Lamb ‘71 Michele Robillard Lamb ‘00 Caroline Lamb-Oteri Marie Mainelli Langlois ‘71 Jean Lawlor John Lawlor, Jr. Virginia Daley Lawlor* Colleen Costello Long ‘71 Maureen Kelly Longo ‘71 Mary Macdonald ‘67 Virginia Macdonald ‘71 Mary-Ellen Macksoud Rachel Marino ‘71 Ray Martin Maureen Cummings McGovern ‘68 Margaret McGuinness ‘71 and William Shipley Marcia McNiff Adam McShane Lynn Connors McShane ‘71 Nancy Mende Cheryle DeCesaris Mesolella ‘71 Susan Cooney Murphy ‘67 and James Murphy, Esq. Janet Andrade O’Connor ‘71 Frances O’Donnell ‘71 Karen Letoile Penn ‘71 Amy Petrocelli Edward Petrocelli Jo-Ann Marzocchi Phillips ‘70 Linda Radoccia ‘71 Denise Blais Robillard ‘71 and George Robillard Mary Lou Savage, Esq. ‘70 Denise Howrie Schiff, Ph.D. ‘71 Jane Giudici Shaw ‘71 Erin Stauder Christopher Sullivan Kerry Sullivan Paula Cummings Sullivan ‘71 Patricia Keenan Swisher ‘71

Judy Tann Anna Kate Tobin Kathryn Donnelly Upham ‘71 Patricia Vaicaitis Karen DeCiantis Vessella ‘71 Cynthia Walker Beth Dolan Whitehead Elizabeth Dolan Whitehead ‘71 Pam Wood Leslie Mayette Young ‘71 Gail Giusti Brennan ‘71 Endowment Fund Established by the Brennan family in memory of Gail Brennan ‘71.

Dennis Brennan Gottlob Armbrust Family Foundation Endowment Fund Established for the purposes of scholarship assistance.

Maureen McGraw Miller, LPN and William Miller, Jr. Gribbin Endowment Provides annual assistance to a student(s) in need.

Advocacy Solutions Dolores Arruda, RSM Barbara Gribbin Bachand and Marc Bachand Coleen Bourque and Glen Bourque Janice Conte Margaret Cahill Cummings Donna DeMarco Egan and Daniel Egan Pamela Durant Farmer and Joseph Farmer, CPA Elizabeth Wheeler Ferreira and Alfred Ferreira, Jr. Daniel Ferris and Monica Ferris

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Beverly Gribbin and Daniel Gribbin Joan Walsh Gribbin Julie Patalano Hamil, Esq. ‘94 and Andrew Hamil Erin Hanna ‘98 and Khushal Safi Mary Faith Harding, RSM* Elizabeth Hathaway, RSM Christine Kavanagh, RSM Ashley Keane ‘07 Colleen Costello Keane and David Keane Joseph Kettelle and Joyce Northup Kettelle Kathleen Barbone Lee and Michael Lee Cristina Marsocci ‘14 Elizabeth McAuliffe, RSM Joanne McInerney Patricia Sepe McPhillips and Kenneth McPhillips Pasqualina Messore and Eugenio Messore Joyce Cicerchia Monaco and Alfred Monaco Diane Morel and Raymond Morel Martha Mulligan, RSM ‘57 Cynthia Neal Barbara Papitto Cecilia Pate Roseanna Pederzani and Keith Pederzani Rhonda Giampietro Perry Mary Ann Stublarec Quinn and Thomas Quinn Kathleen Gribbin Raposo Luis Raposo Mary Reilly, RSM Kathleen Leonard Rubino and Robert Rubino Nancy Cassidy Schreck and Jeffrey Schreck

Laurie St. Jean Sevigny and Michael Sevigny Mary Ann Snider and Greg Snider Kathleen Miley Faltus ’72 Legacy Scholarship This fund provides annual tuition assistance to the daughter of a Bay View alumna.

John Faltus Catherine Murphy Tuition Assistance Endowment Financial assistance endowment to assist students who qualify for tuition assistance.

John and Gracilda Murphy Family Foundation Sister Diane Marie Taylor, RSM Scholarship Fund This scholarship is to be awarded to a Fine Arts student (junior or senior) at St. Mary Academy - Bay View who demonstrates financial need and exemplifies the character that Sister Diane embodied throughout her life.

Marilyn La Rue Mary-Jo Mohl Stacy Nock and Stephen Nock Thomas F. Hogg, Sr. Science Endowment Fund Provides support for the enhancement of the science program at St. Mary Academy - Bay View.

Amy Hogg Burke ‘93 and Brendan Burke

New Endowments THE CLASS OF 1970 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Each year Bay View alumnae celebrating reunions bring new life to the tradition of giving back to Bay View. In 2020, the Class of 1970 lost their in-person reunion due to COVID, but with resilience, they celebrated virtually and then continued to gather monthly over Zoom to stay connected.

They became inspired by the $1.5 million match, so in celebration of their reunion, they established a new legacy

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for the Academy, a class endowment in honor of the 50th reunion. Since its inception, more than seventy class members have already donated to their class gift. The donation will become a permanently restricted endowment for financial aid when it reaches its $25,000 threshold.

For many girls, the dream of a Bay View education is only possible if they receive financial assistance. There is no doubt that the 1970s endowment will make a meaningful difference in the lives of future Bay View young women.

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THE CLASS OF 1971 ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP Inspired by the Class of 1970, the Class of 1971 established an endowed scholarship in honor of their 50th reunion.

The scholarship will be awarded to incoming students demonstrating diverse ethnicity and financial need.

“The Class of 1972 was really powerful. There were some dynamic women in the class,” said Marie Campagna Franklin ‘71, who volunteered on the reunion gift committee. “As a class, we were solid. We supported one another. We had a lot of fun together. So to me, it was really important that we solidify our 50-year anniversary by coming together to build something. And that’s what this endowment is.

It is something that will last forever, longer than we do.”

The class organized yoga classes, walk-a-thons, and birthday fundraisers to help fund their endowment. Through the generosity of many classmates, family members, and friends, the Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship quickly reached its $25,000 goal in June of 2021. The class will celebrate its 50th reunion in September of 2022.

THE CLASS OF 1972 CLASS GIFT Following in the footsteps of ‘70 and ‘71, the Class of 1972 is the third 50th reunion class to establish a class gift in honor of their special anniversary year.

The class set a goal to raise $35,000. The first $10,000 raised was immediately used to provide beautiful wall art, now displayed in Bay View’s new Barbara A. Papitto Science and Innovation Center. The remaining $25,000, once it meets its threshold, will be restricted for financial aid for students in need.

The Class of 1972 will celebrate its 50th reunion in September of 2022.

THE CHRISTINE D. KAVANAGH ENDOWMENT FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS The pandemic affected many aspects of life at Bay View, but the performing arts deeply felt the loss of concerts, theatrical performances, and the beloved annual cabaret show. Not only was the cabaret a highlight for the students and our community, but it was also the centerpiece of the Academy’s largest annual fundraiser.

Manhattan at the Bay took place virtually in May of 2021, and students and alumnae came together to put on a remarkable live-streamed event. As part of the event, a new endowment was born, the Christine D. Kavanagh Endowment. Established by Mrs. Kavanagh and St. Mary Academy - Bay View, the Christine D. Kavanagh Endowment for the Performing Arts will support the ongoing performing arts program, including general operations and scholarships for performing arts students.

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It’s still unreal, and I miss her so much,” said Erin Hanna, Director of Institutional Advancement. “When the first donations started coming in that 2021 Manhattan weekend, she was so excited. It meant so much to her. I am truly grateful to everyone who has and continues to keep her legacy alive by supporting her endowment.”

COLLEEN A. GRIBBIN ENDOWMENT FOR FINANCIAL AID In June of 2021, Ms. Colleen Gribbin retired from Bay View after 25 years of service as the Middle and Upper School Principal. St. Mary Academy - Bay View established the Colleen A. Gribbin Endowment for Financial Aid to celebrate and honor her remarkable career. The endowment, funded by alumnae, alumnae parents, family, and friends of Colleen, is restricted to benefit the tuition assistance program to support students who could not otherwise afford to attend Bay View.

Colleen’s leadership, compassion, and commitment to Mercy education shaped the lives of hundreds of Bay View students. She will continue to leave her mark on Bay View through her endowment, which will benefit young women for many years.

“I will always keep our Mercy mission in my heart,” said Colleen. “It’s who I’ve become.”

TAYLOR GALLERY DEDICATION As Department Chair of the Visual Arts Department for 30 years, the late Sister Diane Taylor ‘52 inspired and guided many young artists. On May 18, 2022, Bay View dedicated the Art Gallery to Sister Diane, in the company of her nieces Mary-Jo and Stacy, and family, faculty, friends, and previous students.

The Sister Diane Marie Taylor ‘52 Endowment, established by her family, will provide scholarships to students of need who have a passion for the Visual Arts. This scholarship will be awarded to a Fine Arts student (junior or senior) at St. Mary Academy - Bay View who demonstrates financial need and exemplifies the character that Sister Diane embodied throughout her life.

Establishing a named endowment allows you to create your own legacy or make a special, lasting gift in memory or honor of someone dear. The minimum donation for an endowed scholarship is $25,000. For information about named endowments, please contact Erin Hanna, Director of Institutional Advancement, at ehanna@ bayviewacdemy.org.

To support any of the endowments listed, visit bayviewacademy.org.

“When she and I discussed establishing this fund, I never imagined that she would be gone a few months later.

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