Bay View Today Magazine 2018/2019 Edition

BAY VIEW TODAY

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A MAGAZINE FOR ALUMNAE, PARENTS AND FRIENDS OF ST. MARY ACADEMY - BAY VIEW

INSIDE: 2017-2018 Giving Report & News From the Bay View Community

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018-2019

Sister Marybeth Beretta, RSM President

Kathy Notarianni, Ph.D. ’82 Chair

James T. Murphy, Esq. Vice-Chair

Elizabeth H. Demers ’99

Julie Patalano Hamil, Esq. ’94

Kevin Harrop, PE

Sister Martha Mulligan, RSM ’57

Sister Marypatricia Murphy, RSM

Matthew T. Oliverio, Esq.

Frederick W. Reinhardt

A message from the president Dear alumnae, parents, friends and donors, With every page of this magazine, I am captivated by the stories of who we are at Bay View, where we come from and where we are going. In this issue of Bay View Today, you will meet alumnae whose creativity, confidence, and leadership have sparked the launch of Amazon Go, and another whose influence in the music industry has earned her the honor of being named Billboard Magazine’s “Most Powerful Female Executive.”

You will meet alumnae whose personal journeys of growth, discovery, and opportunity trace back to their years at Bay View. And you will find faith in the value of a Bay View education that spans generations.

Through glimpses of our current students, you will meet young women who are reaching new heights in academics, athletics, and the performing arts – along with the accomplished faculty and innovative tools that are essential to their success.

I invite you to experience this magazine as an expression of who we are as a Bay View community – one that is distinctly committed to the shaping of hearts and minds and to the service of God’s people.

The stories of our community are living proof of our success, and your generosity continues to make these stories possible. To those who have donated to our school and to all who sustain its vibrant life as students, alumnae, parents, educators, staff, and supporters of Bay View, I extend my deepest and most sincere gratitude. At the Mercy Day dedication of Catherine McAuley’s statue, I prayed for us all to be inspired to keep Catherine’s vision and mission alive today – and I’m proud to recognize the answer to this prayer every day through you and the many gifts and graces of our community.

In Mercy,

Sister Marybeth Beretta, RSM

Mission Statement St. Mary Academy - Bay View is an independent, Catholic school serving a diverse population of girls from pre-school through grade twelve.

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.

IN THIS ISSUE

Bay View Today 2018/2019 EDITION

From the President………………………………....Inside Cover Catherine McAuley Statue Dedication……….......…….2

Editor

Mercy in Action…………………………….............…………..…..3

Director of Communications and Marketing

Fall 2018 Special Events..................................................…...4

Sara Del Signore sdelsignore@bayviewacademy.org Design & Layout

Virtual Reality Meets Virtual Anatomy....................….5

Angela Gora

Innovation & Collaboration: Alumnae Interview….......6

www.goracommunications.com

Athletics..........................................................................................8

Photography

Performing Arts……………...............................................……10

Chestnut Hill Studios

Bay View Class of 2018.............................................………..12

Peapod

Alumnae Weekend 2018..............................................……..13

Contributing Writers:

Continuing the Tradition: Alumna Reflection...............14

Francesca Mardenli ‘09, Alumnae and

Class Notes………………….........................................................16

Gora Communications Associates, LLC

Amazon Laura Kilgus

Erin Hanna ‘98, Director of Institutional Advancement Parent Engagement Coordinator Copy Editor

Class Reunions…………….........................................................18

Patricia Williams ‘58

Upcoming Events.................................................…….…..……19

Comments or corrections?

Giving Report.........................................................….…….....…20

advancement@bayviewacademy.org

Contact:

State-of-the-art virtual dissection table coming to Bay View in 2019; read more on page 5.

Bay View Today welcomes personal and professional news from all our alumnae.

We, however, cannot guarantee all items received will appear in the magazine.

The editorial staff reserves the right to edit for content, accuracy, and length.

Publication of an item does not constitute endorsement by St. Mary Academy - Bay View.

Catherine McAuley Statue Dedication

“Our name is Mercy; our spirit is Compassion."

On Monday, September 24th, the St. Mary Academy - Bay View community came together and celebrated Mercy Day, the anniversary of the opening of the first "House of Mercy" in Dublin, Ireland.

Catherine McAuley, foundress of the Sisters of Mercy, devoted her life to the poor, sick, and uneducated, and on this day every year the Academy continues to celebrate her legacy of caring and compassion.

This year, Bay View unveiled a brandnew, life-sized bronze statue of Catherine McAuley. The statue, created by Sister Marie Henderson, RSM, was commissioned through donations from alumnae, parents, students, Sisters of Mercy, and friends of the Academy.

After a beautiful and touching dedication and blessing ceremony that involved the whole Academy, Sister Marybeth Beretta, President of St. Mary Academy - Bay View,

The statue of Catherine McAuley now proudly stands in the center of the Mercy Hall circle, welcoming all who enter the St. Mary Academy Bay View campus.

shared her thoughts on bringing Catherine home to Bay View.

"For all who will gaze upon [Catherine] when they arrive at Bay View [...] My hope and my prayer is that you see and grow to love and admire this woman of Mercy, who dedicated her life and compassionate service to others. May she remind each of us of the joy we receive when we embody, radiate, and share the gift of Mercy with others. May we be inspired to keep Catherine's vision and mission alive today."

Thank you to all of the alumnae, parents, students, Sisters of Mercy and friends of the Academy who helped celebrate this special day.

St. Mary Academy - Bay View President, Sister Marybeth Beretta, RSM, welcomes students, parents, family and friends of the Bay View community to the Catherine McAuley statue dedication and blessing ceremony.

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The statue of Catherine McAuley now proudly stands in the center of the Mercy Hall circle, welcoming all who enter the St. Mary Academy - Bay View campus.

Mercy in Action Bay View Students Lend a Helping Hand to Children in Saint Lucia Last spring, the Mercy Action Club of St. Mary Academy - Bay View, along with the entire school community, raised more than $2,000 and purchased 270 new umbrellas for the children of the La Croix Maingot School in Saint Lucia.

Lisa Jarvis, the mother of a Bay View graduate and the founder of Irie Kids, a non-profit organization helping underprivileged children in Saint Lucia, thanked the Academy for its donation saying: “The children at La Croix are ecstatic! Thank you for sending this much-needed gift to the students. The entire community is so grateful to St. Mary Academy - Bay View for helping to keep the children from getting soaked on their way to and from school. This was a real problem that now has been resolved thanks to the caring hearts of your students.”

Children of the La Croix Maingot School in Saint Lucia proudly show off their new umbrellas.

In the village of Maingot, Saint Lucia, many children live below the poverty line and walk miles to and from school each day on dangerous roads in the pouring rain. Each year, many of those children die after being hit by passing cars. Through this partnership with Ms. Jarvis and her amazing foundation, Bay View was able to support this important cause. Students raised money through private donations, selling Allie’s Donuts and Spirit Week contributions.

With help from the entire Bay View community the Mercy Action Club raised more than $2,000 to purchase new umbrellas.

“ Thank you for sending this much-needed gift to the students.” ’Tis the Season of Giving and Giving Back Bay View’s Lower School Participates in National Box of Joy Program

Students in our Lower School proudly stand with their Boxes of Joy that went to needy children this holiday season.

This fall, as part of their service learning project, our Lower School students participated in the Box of Joy program and collected over 29 boxes full of toys and supplies for children in need. In addition, they also raised $1,064 to go toward the Cross Catholic Outreach. We were truly excited to spread Mercy and bring cheer this holiday season to needy children living in other countries.

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Fall 2018 Special Events

Kicking It Up For Our Girls Gala Thanks to the support of the Bay View community, our fifth annual fall gala, Kicking It Up For Our Girls, was a major success! Our 20’s-themed event featured casino games, live and silent auction items, music, food, and a special guest performance by the Bay View Players.

All proceeds from the event will benefit the girls and young women of St. Mary Academy Bay View.

Women in Science and Engineering Conference Our sixth annual Women in Science and Engineering Conference was a major hit with more than 70 girls registering. On Saturday, November 3, 2018, students in grades five through eight rotated through exciting workshops related to the fields of science, technology, engineering, medicine and mathematics (STEM). This is the sixth year that Bay View has hosted this important conference with the aim to encourage girls' interests in STEM careers.

Thank you to all of our alumnae and Bay View parents who participated. WISE is not possible without you!

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Virtual Reality Meets Virtual Anatomy: St. Mary Academy - Bay View Advances STEM Curriculum with Acquisition of Groundbreaking Anatomy Visualization System

St. Mary Academy - Bay View, a guiding light in all-girls education since 1874, continues to emerge as a leader in STEM-focused courses and programs (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) with its acquisition of the Anatomage Table, the world’s first state-of-the-art virtual anatomy dissection table.

“We are elated to bring such meaningfully advanced and engaging technology to Bay View,” said Colleen Gribbin, Principal of St. Mary Academy - Bay View’s Upper and Middle Schools.

“We will be able to transform the education of our students by inviting them to truly experience the intricacies of course content in ways that simply aren’t achievable through conventional learning tools such as textbooks and online resources.”

Providing the hands-on functionality of a tablet, this digital teaching device spans more than six feet and offers a captivatingly interactive and life-size experience of anatomy and physiology that is unmatched. The Anatomage software offers hundreds of clinical case studies, exposing students to 3D images of both human and animal systems that directly support the curriculum of Bay View’s advanced biology courses.

“Our responsibility as educators is to facilitate the learning of our students – to not only ensure that we are providing them with the tools and skills necessary for present and future success, but also to stretch the scope of their imagination and personal potential. Obtaining the Anatomage Table is a significant step in our ongoing efforts to enhance the student experience in every possible way,” said Academy President, Sister Marybeth Beretta.

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This is a privilege usually reserved for medical and graduate students, as well as science industry leaders.

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- Dr. Janell Johnson

The purchase of the Anatomage Table was made possible by a grant awarded to St. Mary Academy - Bay View by the Champlin Foundation, as well as through contributions from the school community and other generous donors.

“With the Anatomage virtual dissection table, our students will be able to visualize and understand anatomical structures and interrelated concepts in as lifelike a manner as possible,” said Dr. Janell Johnson, St. Mary Academy - Bay View Science Department Co-Chair. “This is a privilege usually reserved for medical and graduate students, as well as science industry leaders.”

When the machine arrives in February 2019, St. Mary Academy - Bay View will become the first elementary/secondary school in Rhode Island to acquire the Anatomage Table. The first students to utilize the table will be those enrolled in the Upper School (Grades 9-12) Human Anatomy and Physiology, Advanced Placement Biology, and Forensic Science courses, with the ultimate goal of making the technology available throughout the entire academy.

Ishita Rai '20, Lauren DiSanto '20, and Trinity Bauer '19 test the Anatomage Table's features during a recent trip to Bryant University.

Help support the St. Mary Academy - Bay View STEM Fund with your donation!

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Alumnae Interview

innovation & Bay View Alumnae Leading the Way with Amazon Go Launch Gianna Puerini ’91 and Kerri Catallozzi ’02 graduated from St. Mary Academy Bay View a decade apart, but similar interests and fate brought them together in Seattle, Washington for the launch of Amazon Go.

Q Tell us about your current position and what you do.

Gianna: I am the business and product leader for Amazon Go, a new kind of store where customers “just walk out” with delicious breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks - no lines, no checkout. In this role, I lead an amazing team of people who create and manage our assortment, the supply chain, our prepared food offering, our team of store associates, marketing and the design and construction of our stores.

Kerri: I’m the public relations lead for Amazon Go. At a high level, I work closely with the Amazon Go business and technology teams to help them put their best foot forward publicly and in press coverage.

As part of this, I also work with reporters at a range of publications to help them understand and cover Amazon Go positively, whether that’s in a print newspaper piece, a broadcast segment, an online article or beyond.

Q What do you find most exciting about working at Amazon Go? Gianna: There are not many companies that provide the room for innovation that Amazon does – especially when success is not guaranteed. Building technology and a customer experience that enabled customers to “Just Walk Out” was hard – it took us four years! We did not know at the outset if we’d succeed, but knowing that failure is a possibility is a critical part of the invention process – a lot of ideas can end up in the trash can, and you have to be OK with that. It can be a little daunting, but it’s also incredibly exciting and empowering.

Kerri: There is never a dull moment! As a company that fosters creativity and innovation, Amazon is naturally a place that attracts really smart people who want to work on incredible things, and I feel lucky to get to learn from the best every day.

Q How did your education at Bay View prepare you for your job?

Gianna: With the benefit of hindsight, I place a very high value on my all-female education. Especially now being in a male-dominated field, I can see how the Bay View environment helped me prepare for this. There are so many pressures in high school, and being in an all-female environment removed some of those in a way that helped me develop the confidence and focus I believe have served me well.

Kerri: I frequently think about the impact that an all-female education had on my life – both career and personal. I don’t hesitate to speak my mind when I feel strongly about something and that’s definitely a confidence I built with the support of my

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Collaboration Bay View education and community. That community also taught me the importance of having good female friends and support. I went to Bay View from kindergarten through Grade 12, and I met some amazing women along the way who remain lifelong friends.

Q What is your reaction when you meet/see other successful Bay View alumnae, especially ones who work at Amazon Go? Gianna: About a year ago, I found out that my amazing public relations partner (Kerri Catallozzi) is also a Bay View alum! She is an amazing and talented woman, and it was really a joy to find out we had this shared bit of history. Thanks to the advent of social media, I can now also see what many of my classmates are up to. They are incredible – artists, business people, moms, teachers – the list goes on. It is a joy to see how their lives have developed, and I love how easy it is to communicate as if no time has passed (even though it’s been almost 30 years). Success can be defined on so many measures, and it’s wonderful to see the many ways they have all succeeded.

Kerri: There’s an instant camaraderie. Gianna and I actually discovered we were both Bay View gals the day that we announced that Amazon Go was opening to the public. We had discussed both being from Rhode Island, which was unique enough being on the other side of the country. In a conversation that day, she mentioned in passing that she went to an all-female school and my ears instantly perked up. We figured out that we both had gone to Bay View and had a good laugh. In true Rhode Island style, our families also know one another! She’s an incredible leader, role model and all-around fantastic person and I feel very fortunate to work with her and her team.

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Q What advice would you give to a young girl aspiring to be like you?

Gianna: Be open to the surprises and opportunities life presents you – you never know which ones end up getting you to a new and rewarding place! Also, don’t sit on the sidelines. Take up the space that is rightfully yours – heck, spread out a little! If you are in a meeting and interrupted, stop and tell that person not to interrupt you. Even if you are the only woman in the room, you have as much right as anyone to be there (and possibly more) – don’t forget that.

Kerri: Don’t be afraid to make yourself uncomfortable. Over the years, I’ve realized that I learn and grow so much faster when I’m new at something (which I personally find uncomfortable) and would have missed out on a lot of opportunities if I hadn’t taken some leaps of faith that the discomfort would turn into growth.

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Athletics

Spotlight on Crew Rowing Program Enjoys Another Amazing Season This fall, the rowing team competed in the 54th Head of the Charles, the largest two-day rowing event in the world and the most prestigious American regatta. In addition, they took home two medals from the New England Junior & High School Regional Championship Regatta (third in both the freshman category and in the 2nd varsity eight). The senior crew boat also took home 1st place in the Konquer the Kronk Regatta. Congratulations on an amazing season.

We look forward to the spring!

Bengals Support Victoria Sousa 5K Run/Walk This October, student-athletes from our field hockey, soccer, and volleyball teams supported the Victoria Sousa 5k Run/Walk.

The annual event, held at Colt State Park in Bristol honors Victoria Sousa, a prospective Bay View student, who passed away at the age of twelve during the H1N1

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epidemic in 2009. Created by her family members Louis (father), Cathy ’80 (mother), Marguerite ’10 and Emily ’13 (sisters), the Victoria Sousa Foundation is a scholarship fund for young women in need. To date, nine Bay View girls have received scholarships enabling them to attend Bay View. The foundation also works with the Rhode Island Department of Health to sponsor free flu clinics at schools across the state. This fall, 179 Bay View students received flu vaccinations thanks to the Victoria Sousa Foundation.

Senior Bengals Celebrate Signing Dayy Eight senior athletes from the class of 2018 signed letters of commitment to continue their athletic pursuits in college.

Signed athletes include (from left to right) Lindsay Rugg, softball, Nichols College; Katrina Kazen, softball, Rhode Island College; Madison Castigliego, softball, Simmons College; Kathleen Rubino, rowing, Villanova University; Caitlin Bowles, lacrosse, the Catholic University of America; Grace Hagberg, lacrosse, Clarkson University.

Melaina Emidy (left) and Cassandra Pare (right) signed to play basketball for Johnson & Wales University and Rhode Island College.

Great Things Are Happening Because of YOU! Every sport receives our support — so we need yours.

Bengal Backers raises money primarily through membership dues and donations. Every contribution, no matter how large or small, makes a big difference for our student athletes.

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Performing Arts

Christine Kavanagh surprises the audience as Dolly in Hello Dolly in the Bay View Live! Cabaret 35 finale. ,

Manhattan at the Bay Celebrates 35 Years!

After 35 years, St. Mary Academy - Bay View Performing Arts Chair Christine Kavanagh, along with her dream team of Diane Gualtieri, Karen Mellor, Cynthia LoSasso, and Arlene Vacchelli have pretty much seen and done it all.

Marchelle D. Jacques-Yarde '00 serenades the crowd during the 35th Anniversary Celebration.

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From Annie to Phantom, Hello Dolly to The Sound of Music, Manhattan at the Bay’s Cabaret has become a Bay View staple that reinvents itself year after year.

“God has been so good to me - not many people get to go to work every day and work at what they love with people they love. For this, I am most grateful,” said Kavanagh.

Bay View Live! Cabaret 35 will forever hold a special place in Kavanagh’s heart. Prior to the final performance of the weekend, she was treated to a surprise performance of her own as a flash mob of Bay View Player alumnae stood up in a sold-out auditorium belting out a special rendition of the Bay View classic “Let the River Run.” “It was fabulous,” Kavanagh exclaimed. “Just viewing a sea of former students spanning thirty-five years, singing and celebrating was very emotional for me. It always puts a smile on my

face to gather with alumnae and rekindle those magical performing moments!”

“I felt a rush of emotion and nostalgia,” added Bay View Players alumna Nancy Peters ’04. “Bay View holds so many positive memories and they all seemed to rush back as we stood together to sing for Mrs. K and Miss Gualtieri.

There is a powerful Bay View sisterhood that you hold deep in your heart and never ever forget. I'm honored to be part of that.”

But the flash mob was just icing on the cake of a wonderful 35th Anniversary Celebration. After the final show of the weekend, the Bay View community gathered together for an after-party inside the Athletics Wellness Center. There was cake, music, dancing – and even musical performances by Bay View Player alumnae that included ...

“God has been good to me...

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for this, I am most grateful.”

Dayna Marziali Mendolia ’90, Kendall Lima Purdy ’00, Danielle Lima Taglianetti ’00, Marchelle D. Jacques-Yarde ’00, Nancy Peters ’04, Meagan McNulty ’06, Kristina Horan ’13, Alexandra Duprey ’17, Natalie Turner ’17, and Tiffany Brooks ’17.

You see, Manhattan at the Bay is more than just a

weekend to celebrate performing arts at Bay View; it’s one of the Academy’s major fundraisers that fills the gap that tuition cannot completely cover and helps maintain the school and finance new projects. The annual production also happens to uphold Bay View as one of the top theater arts programs in Rhode Island.

APRIL 25-27, 2019

MANHATTAN AT THE BAY

BAY VIEW STUDENT CHOSEN AS NATIONAL HEART OF THE ARTS AWARD WINNER Cecelia Egan, a sophomore at Bay View, has been named the 2018 National Heart of the Arts Award winner for her dedication to performing arts. Born with Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA), a degenerative neuromuscular condition that limits her mobility from the neck down, Cecelia is a mainstay on the Bay View stage and was honored with the National Heart of the Arts Award by the National Federation of State High School Associations at their summer conference in Chicago this past June.

OFF TO NEVERLAND! St. Mary Academy - Bay View presented Broadway’s Peter Pan as the Academy’s fall theatrical production this year. With a cast and crew of 140 student performers in Grades 6-12, the show drew more than 1,300 audience members on November 2nd and 3rd.

Tiger Lily played by Neisa Barbosa '21 shakes hands with Peter Pan played by Jennifer Pamula '19.

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Congratulations Class of 2018!

Sofia Alano Emma Audet Morgan Baker Sarah Barcelos Skylar Batz Taylor Bauer Anna Beaulieu Alexa Beer Gabriella Benson-Green Palmer Berry Amanda Bettencourt Anna Bianchi Elena Botsford Caitlyn Bowles Hope Briden Caitlyn Brown Abigail Burdick Carolyn Caldwell Madison Castigliego Qin Chen Zhaofei (Jessie) Chen Na Bin (Blair) Choi Kayla Ciampanelli Alexandra Cianfarani Danielle Ciotti Bryanna Clement

Abigail Conley Sara Conti Isabella Corio Alexis DaSilva Kelsea Dawson Gabriella DeFaria Neomy Delacruz Noelya Delacruz Jillian Delaney Taylor DeNuccio Allison Dillon Erin Dillon Olivia Doherty Emma Dombrowski Hao (Anastasia) Dong Jing (Rancy) Duan Kendall Duprey Victoria Egan Sydney Ellis Melaina Emidy Diamond Ferguson Caitlin Fogerty Grace Hagberg Grace Hamel Victoria Hampton Katrina Kazen

Olivia Kearns Greer Kirby Nicole Krause Vanessa Krause Christine Kulsic Gabrielle Kumar Jamelle LaFrance Isabella Lanna Christina Liberto Alexandra Lombardo Blaine Lynch-Gadaleta Elizabeth Lynch-Gadaleta Emilia Marino Emily Marshall Yamila Martinez Brianna Mattis Angelica McAfee Alana McGuinness Erin McIntyre Susanna Mello Chloe Michalopoulos Gabriele Michaud Brooke Mogavero Lauren Moonan Lily Murray Natalie Noland

Paige Noland Jalynne Ovalles-Cardany Hannah Packhem Cassandra Pare Christina Pastore Lauren Peloquin Shaylene Pena Rebekah Pendrak Kari Perez Isabella Pezzullo Angela Pierre-Louis Samantha Proulx-Whitcomb Alexia Rodrigues Kathleen Rubino Lindsey Rugg Caroline Russell Oliviaa Santos Lacey Silverman Isabelle Stevens Alyssa Vallee Kailey Williams Bingqing (Ella) Xu Ziyi (Brenda) Xu Tao (Andie) Yuan Yewen (Joanna) Zhang Xunran (Annie) Zhou

Class of 2018 College & University Matriculation American University (2) Baylor University Bentley University Berklee College of Music Boston University Bryant University The Catholic University of America (2) College of Charleston Clark University (2) Clarkson University Community College of Rhode Island Connecticut College (2) University of Connecticut Cornell University Dean College University of Delaware Elon University Emmanuel College Fairfield University (3) Franklin Pierce University The George Washington University University of Georgia Gordon College

College of the Holy Cross Johnson & Wales University (Providence) Lehigh University (2) Lesley University Loyola University Maryland Massachusetts College of Art and Design MCPHS - Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences Michigan State University Monash University Morehead State University University of New Hampshire at Durham University of New Haven (2) The College of New Jersey New York University Nichols College Northeastern University Pennsylvania State University (2) Providence College (4) Quinnipiac University Rhode Island College (8)

URI (9) Roger Williams University (3) Saint Anselm College Saint Vincent College Salve Regina University (3) Savannah College of Art and Design Siena College Simmons University (2) University of Southern California Stonehill College (5) Syracuse University (2) The University of Tampa Texas Christian University The New School University of Toronto Trinity College Tulane University University of Sydney UNSW Australia University of Vermont Villanova University Wheaton College MA (2) University of Wisconsin, Madison

Alumnae Weekend 2018

Doneen Lombardi, ’88

Last May, over 100 alumnae returned to Bay View to celebrate Alumnae Weekend 2018.

Special events included an Alumnae Mixer, Alumnae Liturgy, Senior Pinning Ceremony, and Alumnae Brunch. During the brunch, Doneen Lombardi ’88, the former executive vice president/head of marketing for Columbia Records, was honored as the 2018 Alumna of the Year. In addition to the the awarding of the Alumna of the Year award, the classes of 1968, 1998, and 2008 celebrated their 50th, 20th, and 10-year reunions.

2018 Bay View Alumna of the Year

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Doneen Lombardi, a 1988 graduate of St. Mary Academy - Bay View, is a music industry executive and most recently the executive vice president/head of marketing for Columbia Records.

With more than 25 years of music industry experience, Doneen has worked with many famous performing artists including Adele, Harry Styles, and Rachel Platten. In addition, she has been named one of Billboard Magazine’s Most Powerful Female Executives in the Music Industry for 2016 and 2017.

ALUMNAE WEEKEND 2019 | May 18-19, 2019

Colleen Gribbin and Olympia Good '17

Thomas McAfee with his daughters, Angelica '18 and Bianca '15

Sara Conti '18 is pinned by Mackenzie DeFusco '17

Tara Solomon Provencial '98, Aubrey Lombardo '99, and Tara Walsh '98

Lauren Harkin '17, Alexa Beer '18, Anna Beaulieu '18, and Victoria Arpander '17

Christine Kavanagh and Kendall Lima Purdy '00

Courtney Ferreira '11, Krista Sevigny '12, Jillian Sevigny '10, and Michaela Ferreira '10

Class of 1968, celebrating 50 years!

Jing Rancy Duan '18 is pinned by Patricia Lindley '82

Diamond Ferguson '18 is pinned by Mackenzie DeFaria '16

Nadia LaFrance '12, Jamelle LaFrance '18, Isabelle Stevens '18, and Nancy Anastadis Peters '04

Alumna Reflection

Continuing the Tradition...

Dana as a senior at Bay View in 1984.

A Reflection

by Dana Cunningham Maciel '84

The Maciel Family (Dana, Jane, and Glen).

As a 1984 graduate of Bay View, I look back and recall many of the fondest memories of my teenage years.

My Bay View experience began in the seventh grade – a young girl so afraid to take that step into a new school not knowing a soul. Once I realized that so many of us we were all in the same situation on day one, it all came together, and making friends, many of whom I am still in touch with today, became so much easier.

During my time at Bay View, I was able to uncover so much more about myself, my own capabilities, and the opportunities that were ahead of me – so much more than I could have ever imagined on that very first day.

As I came to internalize the value of Catholic school, I also realized that the exceptional education and life lessons that I received at Bay View had not only helped me to prepare for college and career, but helped me to build my self-confidence and shape me into the person that I am today.

As our daughter Jane’s first teachers, my husband Glenn and I wanted to be sure that she received her education in a nurturing, loving environment, one of Mercy, alongside other students whose families felt the same and valued the extraordinary education provided in the single-sex environment that is Bay View.

Jane was only three when we attended Open House at Bay View, and seeing that the foundation of the Mercy education that I had received was alive and thriving at Bay View helped to make our decision to enroll her in Pre-K, before we left the parking lot that afternoon, that much easier. I must give credit also to the 5th grader, Lee-Anne, who provided us with a tour of the school and

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“There is not a day that goes by that we are not incredibly pleased with the decision to have chosen Bay View, and we thank God every day that we are able to afford her this opportunity to thrive in such an amazing environment.”

Jane as a Blossom in Bay View's Lower School.

helped us beyond all expectation. She was confident, poised, and well-spoken–everything I had expected and more.

We are so appreciative that the faculty and staff are united in teaching from a moral compass, which includes prayer, respect for the Church and its teachings, respect for one another, and the ultimate respect for God, that, as parents, we find it invaluable in providing a consistent message both at home and at school.

There is not a day that goes by that we are not incredibly pleased with the decision to have chosen Bay View, and we thank God every day that we are able to afford Jane this opportunity to thrive in such an amazing environment.

St. Mary Academy Bay View

Jane is challenged each and every day in her classes, by her teachers, by her classmates and by her extracurricular activities which have allowed her to grow into the young lady that she has become. She sets goals for herself, faces her fears, feels empowered, and entertains new ideas with an open mind every day. She is not afraid to voice her opinion and stand up for what she believes in. Jane is a student, a friend, a leader, a performer, an athlete … she is Bay View!

Open House & Expo

Interested in sending your daughter to Bay View?

October 14 • 1PM - 3PM

Join us for an Information Night!

Our admission fee is waived for daughters of Bay View alumnae!

All-Academy Information Night

(PK-Grade 12) Tuesday, March 26th at 6 PM

Pre-register at bayviewacademy.org

Class Notes 1984

1995

Martha McSally ’84 was recently

Nichole Mancone Fisher ’95

appointed to the United States Senate

by Arizona Governor Doug Ducey.

McSally will fill out the remainder of Senator John McCain's Senate term.

began a new job as the University Registrar at the University of Texas at Arlington in October 2017. During that time she also got married and honeymooned in Hawaii. The couple currently reside in Euless, TX.

1986 Patricia Coyne-Fague ’86 was appointed Director of the RI Department of Corrections by Governor Gina Raimondo in December 2018; making her the first female corrections director in RI history. Coyne-Fague graduated cum laude from RI College in 1990 with a BA in Political Science. She went on to receive her law degree from the New England School of Law in 1993. She has two children and will be celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary in June 2019.

2004 Caitlin LeClair Moloney ’04 was recently married in a ceremony at St. Mary’s Church in Cranston, RI on October 7th. The couple honeymooned in Italy and currently reside in Cranston.

2000 Courtney Teoli Murray ’00 was married on December 9th, 2017. The couple reside in Westerly, RI. Courtney has a Doctoral Degree in Physical Therapy and has recently taken on the role of Physical Therapy Manager at the Rhode Island Limb Company, her family’s prosthetic and orthotic practice.

2003

2005 Morgan Divona Maher ’05 has been living and working as a private English teacher in Florence, Italy with her husband for the past five years. She and her husband recently welcomed a baby girl this past September.

1990 Alison Croke ’90 recently started a new position as the President and CEO of Wood River Health Services in Hopkinton, RI. Previously, she was the Vice President of Medicaid-Medicare Integration at Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island.

Katie Kearns McNamara ’05 was recently recognized as

1994 Nicole Burch ’94 recently started a tolerance campaign after she found racist graffiti scrawled on a dumpster in her condo complex. The campaign has gained momentum and has led to a broader discussion of racism, tolerance, and citizenship in the neighboring towns of Mansfield and Foxboro where she lives.

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Dana DeIngenis ’03 graduated from Stonehill College in 2007. There, she received All-American honors in cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field. Overall, she was a seven-time NCAA Championship participant posting a 49th place finish at the 2006 NCAA Cross Country Championships. She also ran the indoor mile (9th/4:55.80) at the 2007 NCAA Indoor Championships.

the New Hampshire Teacher of the Year for Elementary Physical Education by the New Hampshire Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.

Katie teaches physical education at Main Street School in Exeter, NH and has her Master’s Degree in Education from the University of New Hampshire (obtained in 2009 and 2010, respectively).

Katie currently lives in Stratham, NH with her husband, and dog, Arya.

2006 Allison Smith Marovelli ’06 was married on September 16th in Providence, RI.

2008

Mary Marciano ’09 started a new position as a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant for children with autism at Sensation Station in Warwick, RI. In 2019, she plans to attend the New England Institute of Technology to pursue a Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy.

2010 Jordan Werner ’10 is

currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University in Culver City, CA.

2011 Giana Rendine ’11

received her Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) from Bryant University in 2016 with a specialization in Business Analytics.

Emily Kaczmarek ’08

2014

2013

Raquel Pederzani ’14 was

recently named the 2018 GNAC Women of the Year by the Great Northeast Athletic Conference.

The honor now qualifies her for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. Raquel excelled in both basketball and lacrosse for the Wildcats and recently graduated from Johnson & Wales University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice; she is currently earning her Master’s Degree at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland.

2017

recently won a Jonathan Larson Grant from the AmericanTheater Wing for her work on the musical “Afterwords.”

Nicole Manzo Matteo ’08 graduated valedictorian from the Roger Williams University School of Law in 2015. In 2017, she married in Newport, RI.

Laura Rubino ’17, a

2009 Caitlin Jackson ’09

started a new position as the Head Girls Soccer Coach at Western Hills Middle School in Cranston, RI.

Bianca Falcone ’09 received her Master’s Degree in Public Health from Brown University in 2017.

Alexandra Coppa ’13

recently served as Miss Rhode Island during the 2018 Miss America Pageant.

Alexandra has a Bachelor’s Degree in Neuroscience from Brown University. She is also a major advocate for the HEALing Souls Project.

coxswain for the University of Notre Dame Men’s Rowing Team, was named to the American Collegiate Rowing Association’s All-Freshman Team.

We love hearing from our alumnae!

Share your life changes, job updates, and accomplishments with us and we’ll try to post them in the next Bay View Today magazine!

Send your news and photos to: fmardenli@bayviewacademy.org

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Class Reunions

1968 1978 Alumnae from many different classes, most (but not all!) ending in “8” or “3,” celebrated reunions throughout the year.

1998

The classes of ’68, ’78, ’98, ’08, and ’13 all gathered to celebrate their milestones.

Reunions are a great way to connect with friends and classmates!

They occur every five years from the year you graduate.

Interested in planning your reunion?

Contact: Francesca Mardenli 401-434-0113 ext.137 fmardenli@bayviewacademy.org

2013 1964

2013 Ladies Who Lunch

1966

Upcoming Events March 20, 2019

Naples, Florida Alumnae Luncheon Countryside Golf and Country Club 600 Countryside Drive, Naples, FL 34104

March 23, 2019

Lower School Pancake Breakfast

April 5, 2019

Boston Alumnae Happy Hour Boston College Club 100 Federal Street, 36th Floor, Boston, MA 02210

April 25-27, 2019

Manhattan at the Bay Weekend Friday - Little Italy Saturday - Cabaret & Cocktails After Party

May 1, 2019

DC Alumnae Happy Hour SEI 444 7th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20004

May 18-19, 2019 Alumnae Weekend

June 10, 2019

143rd Commencement The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul 30 Fenner Street, Providence, RI 02903

Alumna of the Year Nominate a deserving Bay View alumna who has brought honor to herself and her alma mater through outstanding accomplishments in her professional and personal life.

Visit bayviewacademy.org/alumnae/alumna-of-the-year

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d n u F w e i V Bay

Giving Report 2017-2018

On behalf of St. Mary Academy - Bay View, thank you to all who philanthropically supported the Academy this year.

Please know your investment in Bay View has enabled the Administration, faculty and staff to continue to provide an exceptional Mercy education to our girls and young women.

This list represents donors who have made gifts to Bay View between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

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

DONORS BY CATEGORY

$2,500 - $4,999 Michelle C. Beauregard '00 Tracy and William H. Blais James Clancy Coastway Community Bank Ann Marie and Peter Donnelly Donnelly's, Inc. of RI Barbara A. Fox '80 Alexandra F. Miga '09 Miga Donor Advised Fund Samantha F. Miga '11 Navigant Credit Union Kathleen O'Neill Oliverio '77 and Matthew Oliverio Roseanna and Keith Pederzani Richie's Insulation Inc. Peta and Anthony Santos Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. '80 and Frank Baker, Jr. Youths' Friends Association,Inc.

William and Dorothy Bonardi Dennis Brennan Cayer Caccia, LLP CienaCares Matching Gift Program Citizens Bank Cleantech Services, Inc. Steven Cobery Jan and Buckley Cooney Gabriella Crane '90 and Christopher Crane Donna and Daniel Egan Pamela and Joseph Farmer Fidelity Foundation Karson and Joseph Furtado Ronald and Cynthia Gagnon Greenwood Credit Union Julie E. Patalano Hamil, Esq. '94 Erin Hanna '98 and Khushal Safi Jeanne and Jere Hawkins Bernard A. Jackvony Professional Corporation The Honorable Bernard Jackvony and Mrs. Sharon Petrarca Jackvony Janice Kando '77 and Sonia Bettez Margaret Lawlor Lamb '71 Mrs. Kathleen B. Lee and Mr. Michael A. Lee Joni Leone and Thomas Ward Barbara and Warren Lewis Dr. Margaret McGuinness '71 and William Shipley Judith M. Brown McMahon '57 Susan Cooney Murphy '67 and James T. Murphy, Esq. Nixon Peabody, LLP Joan Marcoullier Regan '67 and John Regan Frederick and Ellen Reinhardt Arthur C. Sgalia MD LLC Tammy and Arthur Sgalia John P. Smith Stop & Shop Supermarket Macenna Sylvia '21 Donna and Robert Tamburro Dina and Stephen Ucci United Way Maureen O'Brien Viall '62 and Charles Viall, Jr. Tammy and Scott Weaver

$1,000 - $2,499 Michelle and David Agostini Denise Arcand '89

$500 - $999 Barbara and Marc Bachand Sharen E. Barboza '88

* = deceased

$50,000 and above Pacifica Foundation The Papitto Foundation Joan M. Wernig Sorensen '68 $10,000 - $49,999 Hon. Lilian M. Almeida, Esq. ‘68 Hon. Victoria M. Almeida, Esq. '69 The Champlin Foundation Barbara and Ralph Papitto Sisters of Mercy Northeast Edward Smith Family Fund Catherine Splaine Sousa '80 and Louis Sousa The Victoria Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 Joseph Beretta Emily A. Gilcreast '99 Ann M. Sloan '53

Wanda and Emanuel Barrows Carol L. Cooke Bercen '58 Bianchi & Brouillard, P.C. Gil Bianchi, Sr. Coleen and Glen Bourque Nicole Choiniere-Kroeker '89 and Jim Kroeker Sheila and John Christensen Patricia Combies, RSM Lori and David Corelli Sandra and Peter Costa Kristen Crowell and Ryan Porter Margaret R. Cummings Sandra Puerini Del Sesto '62 and Richard Del Sesto Sara and Gianni Del Signore Delta Dental of Rhode Island Nicole and Neil Dungca Mary Anne Dwyer Eager Family Dentistry Kathleen Mosher Egan '64 and James Egan Mary E. Capalbo Engle '75 John F. Faltus Norma Fleming, RSM Genevieve V. Foley, RN '62 William P. Goodwin Doneen E. Lombardi Greer '88 Colleen A. Gribbin Mark C. Hanna Joan D. Emond Hauptfeld '58 Carol I. Jussaume, RSM Kathleen and George Kazen Maria and Mirek Kula Therese F. Langlois '81 Erik C. Liebegott John Lipham Heather E. Luiz '94 Lynn M. DeCarvalho Maher '74 Jessica A. Massey '96 Nicole Lambrenos McDonald and Steven McDonald Mary F. McMahon Lucille R. Medeiros '87 Pasqualina and Eugenio Messore Marybeth Nacey '79 New Boston Village Primary Care Mrs. Amy Ng and Dr. Thomas Ng Sheila M. O'Brien, RSM '52 Marguerite E. Marsella Odeh '64 Helen and Frank Petrarca

Pranzi Catering Raytheon Company RI Foundation Dorothy and Fred Schofield Signature Printing, Inc. Maryellen Simas Alicia Currier Vega '94 Windmill Associates, Inc. $250 - $499 Frank and Karen Batz Marybeth Beretta, RSM Robert Bessette Biegel Waller Investment Advisory Services Mary Beth Blessing '82 Lori A. DiPrete Brown '79 Nicole Serra Buco '98 and J. T. Buco Yulin and Chengta Chou Heidi and Gregory Cianfarani Gertrude St. Jacques Connolly '56 and Edward Connolly Selina Cortez and Raymond Gendron Ann and Paul D'Amico Danielle N. DeHart '98 Dr. Christy Dibble and Dr. Thomas Lanna Grace Dugan and Gregory Pizzuti Theresa Farrell, RSM Brenda Fecteau Joyce and John Federici Barbara and Christopher Ferraro Roberta A. Fitzgerald '55 Christine M. Fox '86 Marie E. Campagna Franklin '71 Amy E. Gaskin '97 Gilmore's Flower Shop, Inc. Anne-Louise Mello Gracyalny '46 Carolyn A. Perreault Grant '85 Therese L. Sevigny Griffin '45 Lisa M. Rocha Gubernick '93 Lee and Daniel Haines Fiona and Paul Hanlon Barbara Haynes Susan L. Lima Henry '79 Patricia E. Foley Hucke '62 Mary L. Durand Irons '63 Erin K. Durkay Johnston '95 JPM & Associates Inc. Alison and Peter Kaczmarek Robert Karlson Sara and Raymond Kelley Dennis M. Kennedy Catherine King-Schaefer '89 Jennifer and Christopher Kumar Susan Lamoureux Sophie Lee Frank Lizotte's Glass Co., Inc. Dana Cunningham Maciel '84 and Glenn Maciel Stacey Thompson Matrullo '01 and Jonathan Matrullo Mary L. Fogarty McAndrew '66 Thomas J. McAndrew, Esq., Ltd. Elizabeth A. McAuliffe, RSM Patricia A. McNulty '61 Sherri and Leonard Mello Joan and Mathew Milas The Reverend Peter Mongeon Renee L. Bourque Moniz '95 Kristen Prull Moonan '87 and Michael Moonan Deborah Correia Morales '94 and Eddie Morales Nadeau and Associates CPAs, LLC Marylu Notarianni Nadeau '81 and David Nadeau Bridget Nagelberg Katherine C. Nixon '04 Etta Oliver Oliverio & Marcaccio LLP Lauren and Carl Palmaccio William and Judith Palmisciano Cristina Palo Barbara and Mark Parisella Natalie A. Hindle Parry '62

Lacy H. Perry '01 Perry McStay Funeral Home Patricia Petronio '60 William F. Poland III Mary Ann and Thomas Quinn Janice Raymond, Ph.D. '60 and Patricia Hynes ReFocus, Inc. Rhode Island State Council Knights of Columbus Ruth Ann Santos '55 Patricia and Steven Saracino Ivona Sediva Mariana T. Rojao Sequeira '72 Nancy M. Rego Sevich '92 Carolyn and Edward Smith Kathleen M. Goggin Svec '53 Jacqueline A. Tetreault, MD '75 Toast, Inc. Becky and Mark Trosin Elizabeth A. Vieira Catherine M. Sendgick Walling '65 Patricia S. F. Smith Williams '58 Patricia A. McCarthy Winters '69 Jennifer and Robert Wishtischin Susan M. Wyatt '73 $100 - $249 Anonymous (2) AAA Southern New England Judith M. Giannini Aguilera ‘82 Nina and Dominic Albamonti Diane E. Allaire Amorese ‘82 Christine M. Maloney Anderson ‘68 Andressa and Mark Andrade Diane M. Reilly Andrade ‘66 Susan Marie Venter White M.S. APRN ‘82 AXA Advisors Eileen Cawley Azar ‘83 and Brian Azar Mrs. Rosy and Dr. Wadid Azer Barrington Woman’s Club Patricia and Paul Bastia Carol and Russell Beaudette Stephanie L. Beaudette ‘10 Maureen and Kevin Beaulieu Lisa O’Brien Bechard ‘82 and Paul Bechard Meaghan E. Bechard ‘12 Laura E. Bedrossian ‘03 Pamela M. Hudson Beggan ‘62 Patrice Holton Benz ‘77 and Terrence Benz Bethany O Photography Susan and Antonio Bettencourt Barbara A. Cahalan Bierig ‘58 Barbara H. Lyons Binegar ‘52 Jennifer Neves Bissonnette Marian E. Steinwachs Bolduc ‘53 Katherine and Douglas Bosch Diane Mitchell Brannon ‘87 and Patrick Brannon Michel Brennan, RSM Gloria A. Rogers Broderick ‘50 Margaret A. Brodeur ‘75 Elizabeth A. Slavin Brown ‘70 Amy and Jason Buchanan Patricia M. Shawcross Buffington ‘91 Donna and Carlos M. Cabral Kathleen A. Hanley Caffrey ‘68 Dorothy M. Misunas Campbell ‘53 Suzanne M. Cannon ‘78 Paula L. Carey ‘65 Barbara E. Casey ‘69 Janet and Joseph Cassiere Kathleen M. Cawley ‘81 Nancy and Richmond Chace Susan M. Connell Charbonneau ‘57 Charland, Marciano, & Co., CPAs LLP Kathryn and Charles Cicchetti Karen and Bradford J. Clair Dorothy Patricia and John Coffey Frances A. Ferreira Collins ‘47 Sally Collins Anne M. Kane Coman ‘65 Christina L. Nelson Conroy ‘07 Christine M. Ricci Cooley ‘89 Lisa and Anthony Corsinetti Alison L. Croke ‘90

Erica Pappas Cross ‘84 and Stephen Cross Maureen A. Hackett Dastous ‘68 Jill M. DelMonico ‘89 Karen L. Grace DelPonte ‘73 Marie and Richard DeLuca Elizabeth H. Demers ‘99 Grace A. Harrington Dessert ‘51 Detroit Collision Center Monique and Michael Dezotell Jo-Ann Izzo DiBiase ‘60 and Vincent DiBiase Megan D. Flock Diefenbach ‘95 Gina Monaco DiGregorio ‘86 and Pasquale DiGregorio Marilyn A. Remarski DiMicco ‘69 Deanna and Robert M. DiSalvo Laurie and Carmine DiSanto Jeanine M. Sullivan Doane ‘64 Regina and Daniel Donohue Catherine Donovan, RSM Dana J. Damiani D’Orsi ‘94 Maureen O’Connor Dubuque ‘65 and Richard Dubuque Pauline D. Duperre Duclos ‘51 Karin Salisbury Duprey ‘86 and Sean Duprey Susan and Bryan Duprey Kristine and Michael Durkay Angela R. Messore Dziok ‘96 Mary Jo and John Egan Elizabeth Fennell ‘01 and Mark Fennell Sue M. Figueira ‘98 Meghan L. Brown Fisher ‘96 JoAnne F. Kilguss Flodin ‘65 FM Global Wendy and Timothy J. Foley, Jr. Kerri and Glen Fortin Janice L. Nocera Fournier ‘59 Agnes M. Parkinson Fox ‘56 Karen M. Simas Fox ‘70 Jacquelyn M. French ‘80 Shirley and George Furtado Patricia Galleshaw Messere Shirleyann Ashton Gavitt ‘52 Sister Tina Geiger, RSM Marie A. Aubin George ‘69 Judith M. Dodd Giblin ‘54 Mary and James E. Gilcreast, Jr. John Gillis Mary M. Rebello Grace ‘65 Dennis Grieco Anne Marie Levasseur Grogan ‘62 Diane T. Gualtieri Pamela Sullivan Guarino ‘65 Susan T. Licciardi Hager ‘87 Joanne F. Walsh Haggerty ‘55 Carol and Anthony Hamel Mary Faith Harding, RSM Andrea Harms Sheila Harrington, RSM Margaret Harris Hartford Paving Corporation Elizabeth Hathaway, RSM Kimberly Higgins and Tommy Higgins Elizabeth A. Hill-Gutierrez ‘73 Nancy and Raymond Hodges Colleen and John Hopkins Diane Houle Susan S. Hyde ‘59 Tullia A. Tudino Hydinger ‘57 J & L Landscaping & Garden Center, Inc. J&J Charitable Fund Jennifer K. Turner Jacobson ‘92 Clara E. Jeffery ‘49 Johnson Family Fund Jeanne and William Johnson Maria Messore Jones ‘00 and Christopher Jones Christine D. Kavanagh Christine M. Kavanagh, RSM Elizabeth J. Mullen Kavanagh ‘65 Matthew Kavanagh Janice M. Wetzel Kennedy ‘59 Paula and James Kiely Selina Valdivia Knudson and Jeffrey Knudson Alyssa and Stephen Kopech

Sandra E. Ferranti Korn ‘66 Krystyna M. Kula ‘17 Christine and Jamie Kuzman Suzanne Lachapelle, RSM Janine and Michael Lairmore Mary A. McConnon Lamson ‘64 Suzanne and Arthur David Larson Laura Laurence Kimberly McDonough Leandre ‘91 and Richard Leandre Melissa and Marc LeBlanc Hannah M. Lee ‘13 Perpetua Lester, RSM Diana E. Letourneau ‘72 Carol Ann McKenna Lockridge ‘61 Patricia D. Bowen Long, RN ‘57 Susan P. Corry Luz, RN ‘68 Frances Lynch, RSM Patricia Lynch-Gadaleta and Margaret Lynch-Gadaleta Mary Ann Maguire, Ph.D. ‘64 Tracey Mahoney William Mahoney Carla Manni-Childs and Dean Childs Bethany E. Mascena Tracy ‘91 and Gareth Tracy Mary L. Masse ‘62 Jane and Mark Matrone Lia Del Sesto McAlpine ‘92 Diane Uhlmann McCally ‘73 and Richard McCally Barbara J. Powers McCool ‘56 Bernice M. McCusker ‘47* Cheryl A. McDonald ‘74 Arline M. Hunt McKenna ‘55 Shannon C. McKenna ‘88 Claudia F. McLaughlin ‘61 Inez McLaughlin Louise G. Harrold Melucci ‘52 Fatima and Lee Mogavero Jean Mollicone ‘64 Joyce and Alfred Monaco Brenda and John Moreira Eileen Blair Myers ‘60 and Edward Myers Mary Jane and Robert L. Newbert Marcia Newbert-Eslami ‘06 Danielle and Al North Laura and Eric Nyman Heather O’Brien Barbara M. O’Connell ‘68 Kimberly and Jeremiah O’Connell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliveira Patricia A. Oliver, RSM ‘57 Maura A. O’Rourke ‘62 Gina Messore Palano ‘98 and Jason Palano Lynne Palmisciano ‘86 and Peter McIntyre Melissa Albanese Palumbo ‘91 and Christopher Palumbo Dr. Louise DiChiara Pastore ‘78 Heidi M. Patalano ‘99 Karen and Michael Patalano Cecilia Pate Katherine A. Patrick ‘81 Marie T. Cooney Pecoraro ‘52 Diane L. Pederzani, RSM ‘54 Eleanor Del Vicario Pelletier ‘60 Michele and Brian Pelletier Beverly and David L. Pendrak Valerie M. Pezza Peterson ‘74 Jean Petisce-Lynch Ann Mary DiBiase Pezzullo ‘87 Mary E. Pickett, Ph.D. ‘68 Renee Pratt ‘81 Tarah B. Solomon Provencal, Esq. ‘98 Joanne M. Quinn ‘65 Patricia M. Raymond, Ph.D. ‘69 Burton and Gay Rhue Sharon and Paul Ricci Karen and Jeffrey Richards Douglas K. Roberts Roger Williams Park Zoo Ellen J. Rogers-Amoroso ‘69 Maria L. Bernardo Rondeau ‘62 Kathleen and Craig Ross Ann Marie Luca Sabitoni ‘60

Isabelle Bolanos '16 Kristen J. Feeley Bourn '87 and Neal Bourn Kelly A. Brady '79 Annaliese Brannon '22 Regina Brennan, RSM Valerie and David Briden Elizabeth Bryson Michelle R. Major Bucci '86 Abigail Burke '15 Margaret and Donald Burke Molly Burke '14 Morgan Burke '15 Samantha Burns Carol A. Zoubra Buser '55 Heather L. Cameron '94 Linda L. Pepowski Cappuccilli '61 Kristen G. Meyer Caranci '97 Dianne Carlson, RSM Diane M. Caroselli '70 Jamie A. Buonaccorsi Carr '87 Barbara F. Casey '59 Pamela Chin Marilynn J. Lurgio Cinquegrano '67 Marcia L. Fincik Clark '87 Kristen M. Connolly '94 Marjorie Connolly, RSM Barbara H. Aldrich Connors '70 Colleen A. Corrente '74 Ms. Carol Costa Donna L. Salley Costantino '87 Lauren E. Cotta '06 Marilyn J. Whitaker Cretella '86 Christine Crowley, RSM Susan M. Candelmo Daley '87 Marilyn N. Darling Miriam E. Dash '09 Christine A. Tracy DaSilva '87 Lisa Silva DaSilva '91 and Charlie DaSilva Tammy and Robert David Sandra S. Brackett Dearnley '67 Maureen Duffy DelMonico '63 and Henry DelMonico Thomas Dess Lorna A. Dewalle '83 Patricia C. Welch Dicomitis '51 Terese and Kevin Dillon Maureen and Joseph Donovan Nicole and S. Bruce Dufresne Margaret A. Duggan Karen Econopouly Dawn and Bain Edmondson Barbara P. Palmisciano Emerson '74 Chrystena E. Ewen '92 Amy and David Exeter Susan M. Mitchell Faasse '80 Dorothy M. Hughes Farrell '51 Darlene F. Regula Ferland, Ph.D. '72 Ruth Flanigan and William Gucfa Kimberly Giacchi Fraioli '86 and David Fraioli Carole A. Fry Ted and Sharyn Fuller Nancy and Wayne Gage Lauren A. Garzone '75 Gentian Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerhard Sheila M. O'Donnell Gerundo '53 Graziella Giampaoli Pamela M. Andrade Gibbs '69 Deborah Korkuc Giordano, R.N. '77 and Sabatino Giordano Eleanor and Albert Golato Alexandra Goldberg '06 Maria Rego Goncalves '87 and Joe Goncalves MacKenzie Grenier '17 Joan Gribbin Cara L. Grossman Groomes '92 Grace M. Keefe Gwozdz '61 Marianne C. Cavanaugh Habershaw '63 Elizabeth M. McCabe Halloran '63 Sheila A. Sullivan Hanley '63 Maureen A. Palmer Hanrahan '56 Linda and Jeffrey Hardiman Marie Ann Rioles Hardy '58 and Richard Hardy Marie Lourdette Harrold

Mary Lois Harten, RSM Ruth A. Spetrini Hatch '55 Laura E. Hattoy '10 Dorian M. Borges Havers '92 Kathleen A. Revens Hayes '67 Christina R. Healy '12 Janel and Zackary Heath Victoria Heimer-McGinn and Brendan McGinn Helen M. Russell Henley '51 Mildred A. Dougherty Hibben '48 Dolores M. Howrie Hirx '70 Barbara R. Egan Hodge '61 Ruth M. Hokenson, RSM Patricia R. Sullivan Holthaus '68 Sheila M. Hopkins '59 Paula A. Mullen Horan '66 Deborah M. Howrie Horvath '67 Maryann Munroe Hottenstein '87 and Harold Hottenstein Hope Hughes Catherine E. Beyer Hurst '61 Linda T. McMahon Hyduk '70 Daniel G. Iamarone IBM Matching Grants Program Claire and Alfred Jackvony Joan L. Jamrog '60 Kimberly Hill Janson '87 and Michael Janson Elaine E. McNamara Jastrem '64 Susan Jenkinson Roxann Johnson-Nance '78 Giordana Davina Jones '28 Michaela E. Wood Juliana '79 Alexandra E. Tarro Kanaczet '95 Kathleen M. Kilmartin Keenaghan '69 Vera and Jonathan Keller Judith A. Kelley '57 Eileen F. Reynolds Kennedy '78 Joan F. Kenny '59 Kathleen Kent-Valenti Lisa and Evan Kirshenbaum Kathleen A. Carty Kita '68 Alice M. Konis Ruth Kronenberg Cecilia and Alfonso Lafalce Rosemary J. Laliberte, RSM '58 Eva Lallo, RSM Margaret LaMothe James Lathrop Sarah Lathrop '15 Jane E. LaVallee Indhira Lazala Gil Sharon L. Germani Lee '79 Judith M. Stachelek Lemon '64 Elaine L'Etoile David and Renee Levasseur Levasseur Legacy Fund Therese and Steven Lunt Deborah M. Cowles Lussier '68 Karen and Maurice Lynch Maureen and Matthew Lynch Kristen Sloan Maccini '78 and Robert Maccini Mary E. Peckenham Madden '65 Barbara A. Olean Malone, RN '52 Rebecca M. Burke Malone '88 Earlene Mara '57 Elaine Marchand Cynthia A. Marr, CRNA '74 Anita M. Gomes Marshall '85 Alberic Martin, RSM Dorothy E. Leite Martin '51 Kathryn A. Martin '10 Kara L. Marziali '86 Suzanne Dutilly and John Mason Olinda and Judge Luis Matos Helena R. D'Almeida Matthews '56 Nicole M. Mattiello '08 Marjorie Powers Mazika '48 Albertina M. Vicente McDougall '67 Maureen M. McElroy, RSM Jane McGarrahan, RSM Kathleen F. Flaherty McGowan '55 Marie Geraldyn McGreevy, RSM Ann McKenna, RSM

Mary Ellen Bacon McKiernan '52 Judith A. McLaren '66 Patricia I. Kelly McManus '70 Tracy and James Medeiros Karen and Michael Medici Medtronic Dayna Lynn Marziali Mendolia '90 Merck Company Foundation Patricia E. Costello Merewether '65 Adis A. Sagaro Mesa '59 Alfredo Mesa Wendy M. Barboza Middendorf '86 Victoria E. Milhomens '13 Christine M. Fecteau Miller '69 Michelle L. Colomb Miscedra '87 Anna L. Misurelli Jo-Ann Romano Molinaro '79 Lisa and Jayson Montecalvo Elizabeth A. Holmes Moreira '60 Martha E. Mulligan, RSM '57 Helen M. Crowley Murphy '52 Janine and William Musto Livia Nina Mallozzi Musumeci '87 Kathy M. Gelsomino Myrberg '77 Jeanne Nadeau Linda A. Simoneau Nagle '65 Renee M. Buontempo Neri, RN '66 Kathy and William Newman Elena M. S. Byrne Nicolella '87 Loretta K. Casey Oberholtzer '91 Carlene O'Donnell, RSM Robert and Leslie O'Donnell Kathleen O'Grady '88 and Jonathan Szpila Miny and Roberto Ortiz Cari Ann Packhem Ariana Palano '24 Giada Palano '27 Cynthia A. Dunn Palmieri '66 Jennifer Pamula '19 Stephanie and John Pamula Nancy M. Nero Panciocco '78 Suzanne G. Coleman Paquette '59 Stephanie J. LaFazia Parsons '94 Robert Patton Marcia K. Mitchell Pelli '66 Mrs. Yvette Perrone Lori Fleming Pezzullo '87 and Dr. John A. Pezzullo Ellen M. Walker Pietrzyk '56 Catherine J. Hammer Pirri '62 Andrea K. Carnevale Pitts '68 Lillian E. Imondi Plouffe '60 Katherine B. Jurczyk Pomplun '06 Caitlin Ponko '14 Chiara Ponko '13 Kimberly and John Poulton Nancy Prendergast '68 Joan A. McQueeney Pucino '64 Susan A. Tanury Pugh '90 Patricia A. Racioppi '69 Joseph Raheb Attorney At Law Donna M. Sauriol Raheb '79 Elizabeth A. Reale '69 Jo-Ann Justynski Reale '87 Mary Reilly, RSM Patricia F. McGreen Rheinberger '74 Barbara M. D'Amore Ricci '69 Barbara Riley, RSM Madeline Rita, RSM Rose Marie Rocha, RSM Dorothy L. Dodd Rockwell '45 Alexia Rodrigues '18 Gloria and Alberto Rodrigues Tess A. Rossi '16 Monique Rossignol and Peter Gladziszewski Linda and Karl Rothemich Joan R. Genest Roy '59 Inga and John Russell Jeanne M. Ruyack Bernadetta Ryan, RSM Susan M. Saccoccia '64 Mary A. Mahar Santaniello '53 Maura Santoro Judith E. Shanley Sawyer '59 Elizabeth M. Fiore Serra '65

Rosemary E. Carty Smith '64 Paula T. Sollitto '65 John J. Sousa Elaine F. Martin Souza '58 Jill E. Fontaine Souza '87 Roberta A. Lawson Sparfven '68 Laurie A. Medeiros Sparks '84 Maureen M. McCaffrey Sprague '53 Concetta V. Scorpio St. Germain '54 Scott Sullivan Paula M. Cummings Sullivan '71 Nancy J. Greenan Sutton '64 Andrew Swain Sheila M. Geoghegan Sweeney '57 Karen L. Laudati Swinson '65 Hilary Switzer Lindsay K. Tahan '13 Olesya Tamburro '19 Kristin Tamulis Isadodelis Tejada-Guzman and Lawrence Guzman Lisa M. Grady Tenreiro '92 Diana Thomas Kimberly Thompson Rowena '73 and Laurence Tremaine Kathleen A. O'Connell Tripp, RN '69 Claudia J. Ciccone Turner '85 Maureen A. McElroy Ulizio '60 Janine and Matthew Vales-Neves Maria and Michael Vallee Mary-Frances Perroni Vesey '83 Colleen A. Keenan Walker '54 Aliceann Walsh, RSM Michelle and Romeo Wasinowicz Jennifer Wasson Pamela S. Watson Ann Louise Welch, RSM '51 Kathleen M. Platt West '75 Ellen C. Carney White '91 Margaret M. Tobin Wingate '87 Richard Zajchowski Ann M. Fitzgerald Zimmerman '79

DONORS BY CLASS * = deceased

Class Of '45 Therese L. Sevigny Griffin Dorothy L. Dodd Rockwell Class Of '46 Anne-Louise Mello Gracyalny Eileen R. Brosnihan Schoen Rita Cabral Sullivan Class Of '47 Frances A. Ferreira Collins Bernice M. McCusker* Class Of '48 Mildred A. Dougherty Hibben Marjorie Powers Mazika Class Of '49 Clara E. Jeffery Class Of '50 Gloria A. Rogers Broderick Mary C. McGowan Walsh Class Of '51 Grace A. Harrington Dessert Patricia C. Welch Dicomitis Pauline D. Duperre Duclos Dorothy M. Hughes Farrell Helen M. Russell Henley Dorothy E. Leite Martin Ann Louise Welch, RSM

Class Of '52 Barbara H. Lyons Binegar Shirleyann Ashton Gavitt Barbara A. Olean Malone, RN Mary Ellen Bacon McKiernan Louise G. Harrold Melucci Helen M. Crowley Murphy Sheila M. O'Brien, RSM Marie T. Cooney Pecoraro Dolores A. Serbst Salesses Class Of '53 Marian E. Steinwachs Bolduc Dorothy M. Misunas Campbell Sheila M. O'Donnell Gerundo Mary A. Mahar Santaniello Ann M. Sloan Maureen M. McCaffrey Sprague Kathleen M. Goggin Svec Teresa R. Misto Tavares Class Of '54 Judith M. Dodd Giblin Diane L. Pederzani, RSM Concetta V. Scorpio St. Germain Phyllis A. McDole Tracy Colleen A. Keenan Walker Class Of '55 Carol A. Zoubra Buser Roberta A. Fitzgerald Joanne F. Walsh Haggerty Ruth A. Spetrini Hatch Kathleen F. Flaherty McGowan Arline M. Hunt McKenna Ruth Ann Santos Class Of '56 Gertrude St. Jacques Connolly Agnes M. Parkinson Fox Maureen A. Palmer Hanrahan Helena R. D'Almeida Matthews Barbara J. Powers McCool Ellen M. Walker Pietrzyk Louise J. Ryan Sullivan Ann M. O'Brien Wickersham Class Of '57 Susan M. Connell Charbonneau Tullia A. Tudino Hydinger Judith A. Kelley Kelley Patricia D. Bowen Long, RN Earlene Mara Judith M. Brown McMahon Martha E. Mulligan, RSM Patricia A. Oliver, RSM Sheila M. Geoghegan Sweeney Class Of '58 Carol L. Cooke Bercen Barbara A. Cahalan Bierig Marie Ann Rioles Hardy Joan D. Emond Hauptfeld Rosemary J. Laliberte, RSM Eleanor A. Lipham Elaine F. Martin Souza Patricia S. F. Smith Williams Class Of '59 Barbara F. Casey Janice L. Nocera Fournier Sheila M. Hopkins Susan S. Hyde Janice M. Wetzel Kennedy Joan F. Kenny

Adys A. Sagaro Mesa Suzanne G. Coleman Paquette Joan R. Genest Roy Judith E. Shanley Sawyer Mary L. D'Agostino Stiles Class Of '60 Norma A. Allen Jo-Ann L. Izzo DiBiase Joan L. Jamrog Elizabeth A. Holmes Moreira Eileen R. Blair Myers Eleanor Del Vicario Pelletier Patricia M. Spetrini Petronio Lillian E. Imondi Plouffe Janice G. Raymond, Ph.D. Ann Marie Luca Sabitoni Maureen A. McElroy Ulizio Class Of '61 Linda L. Pepowski Cappuccilli Grace M. Keefe Gwozdz Barbara R. Egan Hodge Catherine E. Beyer Hurst Mary Lou Hanley Iamarone* Carol Ann McKenna Lockridge Claudia F. McLaughlin Patricia A. McNulty Marguerite M. Hyde Truesdale, RN Carolyn A. Wright Class Of '62 Pamela M. Hudson Beggan Ann M. Murphy Bellotti Sandra J. Puerini Del Sesto Genevieve V. Foley, RN Anne Marie Levasseur Grogan Patricia E. Foley Hucke Mary L. Masse Maura A. O'Rourke Natalie A. Hindle Parry Catherine J. Hammer Pirri Maria L. Bernardo Rondeau Maureen S. O'Brien Viall Class Of '63 Maureen A. Duffy DelMonico Marianne C. Cavanaugh Habershaw Elizabeth M. Halloran Sheila A. Sullivan Hanley Mary L. Durand Irons Dolores A. Garzoli Savage Virginia M. Eagan Stout Class Of '64 Katherine L. Forgiel Bardzik Jeanine M. Sullivan Doane Kathleen M. Mosher Egan Sharon A. Jackvony* Elaine E. McNamara Jastrem Mary A. McConnon Lamson Judith M. Stachelek Lemon Mary Ann Maguire, Ph.D. Jean Mollicone Marguerite E. Marsella Odeh Joan A. McQueeney Pucino Susan M. Saccoccia Rosemary E. Carty Smith Nancy J. Greenan Sutton Karen A. Beauvais Wilkens Class Of '65 Carol A. Paradis Beagan Paula L. Carey Anne M. Kane Coman Maureen A. O'Connor Dubuque, RN

JoAnne F. Kilguss Flodin Mary M. Rebello Grace Pamela Sullivan Guarino Elizabeth J. Mullen Kavanagh Mary E. Peckenham Madden Patricia E. Costello Merewether Linda A. Simoneau Nagle Joanne M. Quinn Elizabeth M. Fiore Serra Deborah Rhude Shuster Paula T. Sollitto Karen L. Laudati Swinson Catherine M. Sendgick Walling Class Of '66 Diane M. Reilly Andrade Paula A. Mullen Horan Sandra E. Ferranti Korn Mary L. Fogarty McAndrew Judith A. McLaren Renee M. Buontempo Neri, RN Cynthia A. Dunn Palmieri Marcia K. Mitchell Pelli Class Of '67 Deborah L. Dettore Angelo Marilynn J. Lurgio Cinquegrano Sandra S. Brackett Dearnley Kathleen A. Revens Hayes Deborah M. Howrie Horvath Albertina M. Vicente McDougall Susan M. Cooney Murphy Joan M. Marcoullier Regan Roberta Leonelli Stevens Class Of '68 Lillian M. Almeida Christine M. Maloney Anderson Kathleen A. Hanley Caffrey Maureen A. Hackett Dastous Patricia R. Sullivan Holthaus Kathleen A. Carty Kita Deborah M. Cowles Lussier Susan P. Corry Luz, RN Barbara M. O'Connell Mary E. Pickett, Ph.D. Andrea K. Carnevale Pitts Nancy Prendergast Joan M. Wernig Sorensen Roberta A. Lawson Sparfven Class Of '69 Victoria M. Almeida, Esq. Lucille A. Palmisciano Andolfo Barbara E. Casey Marilyn A. Remarski DiMicco Marie A. Aubin George Pamela M. Andrade Gibbs Kathleen M. Kilmartin Keenaghan Christine M. Fecteau Miller Patricia A. Racioppi Patricia M. Raymond, Ph.D. Elizabeth A. Reale Barbara M. D'Amore Ricci Ellen J. Rogers Rogers-Amoroso Kathleen A. O'Connell Tripp, RN Patricia A. McCarthy Winters Class Of '70 Elizabeth A. Slavin Brown Diane M. Caroselli Barbara H. Aldrich Connors Karen M. Simas Fox Dolores M. Howrie Hirx Linda T. McMahon Hyduk Patricia I. Kelly McManus

Class Of '71 Marie E. Campagna Franklin Margaret Lawlor Lamb Margaret M. McGuinness Paula M. Cummings Sullivan Class Of '72 Darlene F. Regula Ferland, Ph.D. Diana E. Letourneau Mariana T. Rojao Sequeira Class Of '73 Karen L. Grace DelPonte Elizabeth A. Hill-Gutierrez Diane S. Uhlmann McCally M. Isabelle Taft Rowena A. Washburn Tremaine Susan M. Wyatt Patricia C. Squizzero Yanikoski Class Of '74 Colleen A. Corrente Barbara P. Palmisciano Emerson Lynn M. DeCarvalho Maher Cynthia A. Marr, CRNA Cheryl A. McDonald Valerie M. Pezza Peterson Patricia F. McGreen Rheinberger Gail M. Haytaian Thompson Class Of '75 Margaret A. Brodeur Mary E. Capalbo Engle Lauren A. Garzone Vera J. Ciotola Suman, Ph.D. Martha E. Flynn Tasca Jacqueline A. Tetreault, MD Kathleen M. Platt West Class Of '77 Anonymous Patrice M. Holton Benz Deborah Korkuc Giordano, RN Janice Kando Kathy M. Gelsomino Myrberg Kathleen A. O'Neill Oliverio Class Of '78 Regina A. Germershausen Bell Suzanne M. Cannon Roxann Johnson-Nance Eileen F. Reynolds Kennedy Kristen E. Sloan Maccini, Esq. Nancy M. Nero Panciocco Louise M. DiChiara Pastore Class Of '79 Kelly A. Brady Lori A. DiPrete Brown Susan L. Lima Henry Michaela E. Wood Juliana Sharon L. Germani Lee Jo-Ann Romano Molinaro Marybeth Nacey Donna M. Sauriol Raheb Ann M. Fitzgerald Zimmerman Class Of '80 Susan M. Mitchell Faasse Barbara A. Fox Jacquelyn M. French Catherine Q. Splaine Sousa Erin E. Roberts Venditti Catherine C. Vieira-Baker, Ph.D.

Class Of '81 Kathleen M. Cawley Therese F. Langlois Marylu Notarianni Nadeau Katherine A. Patrick '81 Renee Pratt

Class Of '89 Denise Arcand Nicole Choiniere-Kroeker Christine M. Ricci Cooley Jill M. DelMonico Catherine King-Schaefer

Class Of '82 Judith M. Giannini Aguilera Diane E. Allaire Amorese Susan Marie Venter White M.S. APRN Lisa A. O'Brien Bechard Mary Beth Blessing Anne-Marie Roque Smith Bethany M. D'Amico Stutts

Class Of '90 Gabriella V. Leite Crane Alison L. Croke Dayna Lynn Marziali Mendolia Susan A. Tanury Pugh

Class Of '83 Eileen A. Cawley Azar Lorna A. Dewalle Mary-Frances Perroni Vesey Class Of '84 Erica M. Pappas Cross Dana M. Cunningham Maciel Laurie A. Medeiros Sparks Class Of '85 Carolyn A. Perreault Grant Anita M. Gomes Marshall Claudia J. Ciccone Turner Class Of '86 Michelle R. Major Bucci Marilyn J. Whitaker Cretella Gina M. Monaco DiGregorio Karin M. Salisbury Duprey Christine M. Fox Kimberly A. Giacchi Fraioli Kara L. Marziali Wendy M. Barboza Middendorf Lynne M. Palmisciano, MD Class Of '87 Melissa Brenton Ayres Sharon L. Fitzpatrick Bannister Sara E. McCaughey Barber Amy E. Flynn Bentley Kristen J. Feeley Bourn Diane A. Mitchell Brannon Jamie A. Buonaccorsi Carr Marcia L. Fincik Clark Donna L. Salley Costantino Susan M. Candelmo Daley Christine A. Tracy DaSilva Maria I. Rego Goncalves Susan T. Licciardi Hager Maryann Munroe Hottenstein Kimberly M. Hill Janson Lucille R. Medeiros Michelle L. Colomb Miscedra Kristen A. Prull Moonan Livia Nina Mallozzi Musumeci Elena M. S. Byrne Nicolella Ann Mary DiBiase Pezzullo Lori A. Fleming Pezzullo Jo-Ann Justynski Reale Jill E. Fontaine Souza Margaret M. Tobin Wingate Class Of '88 Sharen E. Barboza Doneen E. Lombardi Greer Rebecca M. Burke Malone Shannon C. McKenna Kathleen O'Grady

Class Of '91 Patricia M. Shawcross Buffington Lisa M. Silva DaSilva Kimberly E. McDonough Leandre Bethany E. Mascena Tracy Loretta K. Casey Oberholtzer Melissa D. Albanese Palumbo Rebecca N. Morency Warr, Esq. Ellen C. Carney White Class Of '92 Jennifer L. Petrin Bessette Chrystena E. Ewen Cara L. Grossman Groomes Dorian M. Borges Havers Jennifer K. Turner Jacobson Lia Del Sesto McAlpine Nancy M. Rego Sevich Ann Marie Vest Shattuck Janet Tanury Lisa M. Grady Tenreiro Class Of '93 Lisa M. Rocha Gubernick Class Of '94 Elizabeth A. Conboy Bartone, RN Heather L. Cameron Kristen M. Connolly Dana J. Damiani D'Orsi Julie E. Patalano Hamil, Esq. Heather E. Luiz Deborah A. Morales Stephanie J. LaFazia Parsons Alicia Currier Vega Class Of '95 Megan D. Flock Diefenbach Erin K. Durkay Johnston Alexandra E. Tarro Kanaczet Renee L. Bourque Moniz Class Of '96 Angela R. Messore Dziok Meghan L. Brown Fisher Jessica A. Massey Class Of '97 Anonymous Kristen G. Meyer Caranci Amy E. Gaskin Class Of '98 Sherrie-Lynne M. Belanger Nicole M. Serra Buco Danielle N. DeHart Sue M. Figueira Erin Hanna Gina C. Messore Palano Tarah B. Solomon Provencal, Esq.

Class Of '99 Ann E. Lorincz Alsfeld Elizabeth H. Demers Emily A. Gilcreast Heidi M. Patalano Class Of '00 Michelle C. Beauregard Maria A. D. Jones Danielle J. Lima Taglianetti Class Of '01 Elizabeth A. Stowe Fennell Stacey M. Thompson Matrullo Lacy H. Perry Elizabeth A. Aube VanPatten Class Of '03 Laura E. Bedrossian Valerie J. Tobia Class Of '04 Katherine C. Nixon Class Of '06 Lauren E. Cotta Alexandra Goldberg Marcia Newbert-Eslami Katherine B. Jurczyk Pomplun Class Of '07 Christina L. Nelson Conroy Class Of '08 Hannah Feitelberg Nicole M. Mattiello Class Of '09 Miriam E. Dash Alexandra F. Miga Class Of '10 Stephanie Beaudette Laura E. Hattoy Kathryn A. Martin Class Of '11 Samantha F. Miga Class Of '12 Meaghan E. Bechard Christina R. Healy Class Of '13 Hannah M. Lee Victoria E. Milhomens Chiara E. Ponko Lindsay K. Tahan Class Of '14 Molly E. Burke Caitlin Ponko Class Of '15 Abigail R. Burke Morgan L. Burke Sarah E. Lathrop Class Of '16 Isabelle M. Bolanos Tess A. Rossi Class Of '17 MacKenzie L. Grenier Krystyna M. Kula Class Of ‘18 Alexia Rodrigues

MEMORIAL GIFTS In Memory of Billy Bonardi William and Dorothy Bonardi In Memory of Joan M. Cicchetti Kathryn and Charles Cicchetti

In Memory of Judith M. Oliver, RSM '61 Patricia A. Oliver, RSM '57 In Memory of Christine L. Petrarca '89 Suzanne Dutilly and John Mason

In Memory of Ralph B. Cicchetti Kathryn and Charles Cicchetti

In Memory of Maureen A. Cawley Porell '77 Kathleen M. Cawley '81

In Memory of Kathleen A. Miley Faltus John F. Faltus

In Memory of Elizabeth S. Regan '57 Patricia D. Bowen Long, RN '57

In Memory of Claire L. Gage Nancy and Wayne Gage In Memory of Annabel Hanna Erin Hanna '98 Mark Hanna

In Memory of Annette B. Swider '62 Genevieve V. Foley, RN '62

HONOR GIFTS

In Memory of Mary Lou Iamarone '61 Daniel G. Iamarone

In Honor of the Class of 1999 Elizabeth H. Demers '99

In Memory of Sharon McCarthy Introini '72 Patricia A. McCarthy Winters '69

In Honor of Mary Connolly Kristen M. Connolly '94

In Memory of Sharon A. Jackvony '64 Bernard A. Jackvony Professional Corporation

In Honor of Norma Fleming, RSM Ms. Carol Costa

In Memory of Barbara J. Lamy '50 Biegel Waller Investment Advisory Services

In Honor of Alexandra Goldberg '06 Matthew Kavanagh

In Memory of Eleanor A. Lipham '58 John Lipham

In Honor of Elizabeth M. Kennally '77 Janice Kando '77 and Sonia Bettez

In Memory of Eleanor A. Lynch '51 Norman and Joyce Beretta Marilyn N. Darling Margaret A. Duggan Carole A. Fry Ted and Sharyn Fuller Nancy and Raymond Hodges Johnson Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson Kathleen Kent-Valenti Therese and Steven Lunt Donna Sweeney Kristin Tamulis Pamela S. Watson Richard Zajchowski

In Honor of Alyssa LaMothe '09 and John LaMothe Margaret LaMothe

In Memory of Ellen A. Goggin Mahoney '53 Kathleen M. Goggin Svec '53 In Memory of Catherine M. McGreevy, RSM '53 M. Geraldyn McGreevy, RSM In Memory of the Class of 1990 Dayna Lynn Marziali Mendolia '90 In Memory of Marie J. O'Hara '78 Regina Germershausen Bell '78 and Richard Bell

In Honor of Sarah E. Mehlmann '07 United Way In Honor of Giovanna Sgalia '19 Tammy and Arthur Sgalia In Honor of Elizabeth A. Vieira Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. '80 and Frank Baker, Jr.

MANHATTAN AT THE BAY Spotlight Sponsors ($10,000) The Bridal Garden, Inc. Botticelli Feminine Fancies Costume Shop Sponsors ($2000) Cleantech Services, Inc. Coastway Community Bank Navigant Credit Union Broadway Sponsors ($500) Bianchi & Brouillard, P.C. Class of 1987 Donnelly's, Inc. of RI Eager Family Dentistry ECM Inc.

Greenwood Credit Union Herff Jones Pangaea Logistics Solutions Pranzi Catering Signature Printing, Inc. Signs and Sites Sisters of Mercy Northeast Windmill Associates, Inc. McAuley Sponsors ($350 Angel) Victoria M. Almeida, Esq. '69 Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. '80 and Frank Baker, Jr. Steven Cobery Margaret R. Cummings Danielle N. DeHart '98 Ann Marie and Peter Donnelly Selina Cortez and Raymond Gendron Emily A. Gilcreast '99 Erin Hanna '98 and Khushal Safi Mary L. Durand Irons '63 and William Irons Sara and Raymond Kelley Catherine King-Schaefer '89 Maria and Mirek Kula Jennifer and Christopher Kumar Susan Lamoureux Dr. Christy Dibble and Dr. Thomas Lanna Lawnscapes, Inc. Kathleen B. Lee and Michael A. Lee MetLife Auto & Home Renee L. Bourque Moniz '95 Kristen Prull Moonan '87 and Michael Moonan Oliverio & Marcaccio LLP Perry McStay Funeral Home Grace Dugan and Gregory Pizzuti ReFocus, Inc. Rhode Island State Council Knights of Columbus Donna and Robert Tamburro Tavolo Wine Bar & Tuscan Grille Dina and Stephen Ucci Joni Leone and Thomas Ward Tammy and Scott Weaver Mercy Sponsors ($250 Angel) Sharen E. Barboza '88 Nicole Serra Buco '98 and J. T. Buco Kimberly Caggiano Sheila and John Christensen Jan and Buckley Cooney Lori and David Corelli Ann and Paul D'Amico Sara and Gianni Del Signore Donna and Daniel Egan Amy E. Gaskin '97 Lisa M. Rocha Gubernick '93 Erin K. Durkay Johnston '95 JPM & Associates Inc. Carol I. Jussaume, RSM Alison and Peter Kaczmarek Dana Cunningham Maciel '84 and Glenn Maciel Elizabeth A. McAuliffe, RSM Deborah Correia Morales '94 and Eddie Morales Etta Oliver Palmaccio Therapy Cristina Palo Barbara and Mark Parisella Helen and Frank Petrarca Mary Ann and Thomas Quinn Joan Marcoullier Regan '67 and John Regan Carolyn and Edward Smith Elizabeth A. Vieira

General Donations Sharon L. Fitzpatrick Bannister '87 Sara E. McCaughey Barber '87 Amy E. Flynn Bentley '87 Katherine and Douglas Bosch Kristen J. Feeley Bourn '87 and Neal Bourn Marcia L. Fincik Clark '87 Donna L. Salley Costantino '87 Susan M. Candelmo Daley '87 Christine A. Tracy DaSilva '87 Frank Lizotte's Glass Co., Inc. Nancy and William Gilbane Gilmore's Flower Shop, Inc. Maryann Munroe Hottenstein '87 and Harold Hottenstein J & L Landscaping & Garden Center, Inc. Kimberly Hill Janson '87 and Michael Janson Alice M. Konis Victoria Heimer-McGinn and Brendan McGinn Michelle L. Colomb Miscedra '87 Livia Nina Mallozzi Musumeci '87 Elena M. S. Byrne Nicolella '87 Kathleen O'Grady '88 and Jonathan Szpila Lori Fleming Pezzullo '87 and Dr. John A. Pezzullo Jo-Ann Justynski Reale '87 Renaissance Learning Jill E. Fontaine Souza '87 Janet Tanury '92 Janine and Matthew Vales-Neves Michelle and Romeo Wasinowicz Margaret M. Tobin Wingate '87 Class Angels St. Mary Academy - Bay View Class of 2018 St. Mary Academy - Bay View Class of 2019 St. Mary Academy - Bay View Class of 2020 St. Mary Academy - Bay View 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 Class of 2028 St. Mary Academy - Bay View Class of 2029 St. Mary Academy - Bay View Sprouts & Blossoms

TAKE FLIGHT GALA 2017 Diamond Sponsors ($10,000) Santander Bank Spades Sponsors ($1,500) Michelle and David Agostini Cayer Caccia, LLP Donnelly's, Inc. of RI Greenwood Credit Union Mrs. Kathleen B. Lee and Mr. Michael A. Lee Navigant Credit Union Richie's Insulation Inc. General Donations AAA Southern New England Patricia and Paul Bastia Mr. Joseph Beretta Coleen and Glen Bourque Annaliese Brannon '22 Diane Mitchell Brannon '87 and Patrick Brannon Amy and Jason Buchanan Pamela Chin Sheila and John Christensen

Coastway Community Bank Steven Cobery Lori and David Corelli Alison L. Croke '90 Margaret R. Cummings Delta Dental of Rhode Island Elizabeth H. Demers '99 Detroit Collision Center Nicole and S. Bruce Dufresne Nicole and Neil Dungca Mary Jo and John Egan Joe Furtado Emily A. Gilcreast '99 Monique Rossignol and Peter Gladziszewski Erin Hanna '98 Mark C. Hanna Barbara Haynes Paula and James Kiely Lisa and Evan Kirshenbaum Pasqualina and Eugenio Messore Joyce and Alfred Monaco Nixon Peabody, LLP Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oliveira Cari Ann Packhem Jennifer Pamula '19 Stephanie and John Pamula Roseanna and Keith Pederzani Grace Dugan and Gregory Pizzuti Kristen Crowell and Ryan Porter Donna and Robert Tamburro Olesya Tamburro '19 Jeane and Deeb Tannous Dina and Stephen Ucci Dawn Vaillancourt Mary and Manuel Vales Elisa and Ramin Vele-Tabaddor Catherine Vieira-Baker, Ph.D. '80 and Frank Baker, Jr. Jennifer and Robert Wishtischin

GIFTS-IN-KIND Bethany O Photography Botticelli The Bridal Garden, Inc. Chestnut Hill Studios Donnelly's, Inc. of RI Feminine Fancies Nancy and William Gilbane Sandra Korn Barbara and Ralph Papitto Pranzi Catering Rhode Island Catholic Roger Williams Park Zoo Rosalina Signs and Sites Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre Janet Tanury '92 Uncle Tony’s Pizza Agape Medical Spa Alayne White Spa Aldo's House of Formals Mary Jane Andreozzi Atwells Group Hospitality Mgmt.

Bed, Bath & Beyond Borealis Coffee Company Katherine and Douglas Bosch Botticelli Bucket Brewery Cardi's Furniture Chestnut Hill Studios Ltd. Chez Pascal Chris Gasbarro's Wine & Spirits City Liquors Classic Hassocks, LLC Jan and Buckley Cooney Dave's Marketplace Definitions Salon Christine and Jeffrey DeFontes Dick's Sporting Goods

Ann Marie and Peter Donnelly Dugan Custom Jewelers Edgewood Cheese Shop and Eatery FII Marketing Five Star Limousine & Transportation The Frances Fleet Gracie's Restaurant Grogan/Marciano Sporting Goods Kara Stock-Guild and Peter Guild Susan T. Licciardi Hager '87 Hattoy's Nursery & Garden Center Henry's Bear Park Hilton Providence Home Depot Honora Jewels I Heart Radio JLS Hair Design Kreatelier Launch Trampoline Park Christiana Layman '14 Linstol Loon Mountain Dana and Sean McInnis Sherri and Leonard Mello MetLife Auto & Home Netaya Fine Jewelry Newport Vineyards and Winery Laura and Eric Nyman Ocean State Rock Climbing Olive del Mondo One & Done LLC Packhem Painting Company Timothy Packhem Plimoth Plantation Providence Picture Frame and Dryden Gallery Redwood Nursery & Garden Center Rent Sons Revival Brewing Company Leslie Reynolds Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra & Music School Rhode Island Travel S&W Appliance Santa's Village Showcase Cinemas The Simple Greek Sonya's St. Mary Academy Bay View - Class of 2026 Stefanie's Boutique Stella & Dot Stephen Ellery Manning Fine Art Stevie B. Sports Studio 47 Pilates Bethany E. Mascena Tracy '91 and Gareth Tracy Uncle Tony's Pizza & Pasta Vella Gardens LLC Victory Tailgate Walt Disney World Jennifer Wasson Water Rower Inc. Water Wizz Waterpark Tammy and Scott Weaver Valerie Albert-Weingard and Paul Weingard Whalers Brewing Co. Wish Designs

Matching Gift Companies AXA Advisors Boston Financial Data Services CienaCares Matching Gift Program Citizens Bank FM Global IBM Matching Grants Program Medtronic Merck Company Foundation Raytheon Company The Vanguard Group Foundation Matching Gift Program

ENDOWED GIFTS

Christine L. Petrarca '89 Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund This fund provides annual financial

Alice Connolly Clancy Endowed Scholarship Fund This fund provides annual assistance to a student in need.

assistance to a deserving student.

Suzanne Dutilly and John Mason Helen and Frank Petrarca

Gail Giusti Brennan '71 Fund

James Clancy Kristen M. Connolly '94

Established by the Brennan family

The Faltus '72 Legacy Fund

Dennis Brennan

in memory of Gale Brennan ‘71.

This fund provides annual tuition Bay View alumna.

Joan M. Wernig Sorensen '68 Scholarship

John F. Faltus

This fund provides a scholarship

Bridget Nagelberg

for a Sophia Academy student to

assistance to the daughter of a

attend Bay View.

Barbara J. DeLuca Lamy '50 Endowed Scholarship

Pacifica Foundation Joan M. Wernig Sorensen '68

This endowment provides tuition assistance to students seeking an education at St. Mary Academy Bay View who are from a low-income family, are hard working and are students in good standing.

Preference is given first to students from St. Augustine's School, second from Sophia Academy, third in the Providence area.

CATHERINE MCAULEY MONUMENT FUND GIFTS ($1,000+)

Biegel Waller Investment Advisory Services Charland, Marciano & Co., CPA's LLP Karen L. Grace DelPonte '73 Marie and Richard DeLuca Mary Anne Dwyer Fidelity Foundation Gentian Garden Club Eleanor and Albert Golato Claire and Alfred Jackvony Cecilia and Alfonso Lafalce David and Renee Levasseur Levasseur Legacy Fund Brenda and John Moreira Eileen Blair Myers '60 and Edward Myers Douglas K. Roberts Jeanne M. Ruyack Patricia J. Smolley Joseph P. Starzec Toast, Inc.

The Papitto Family Hon. Lillian Almeida ‘68 & Hon. Victoria Almeida ‘69 in honor of their parents The Class of 1992 in honor of Jennifer Smith Palumbo ‘92 The Class of 1998 Anonymous gift in honor of Sheila Harrington, RSM Anonymous gift in honor of Grace Benson ‘25 and Ella Benson ‘26 The Bourque Family The Corsinetti Family The Farmer Family (Joe, Pam ‘72, Elizah ‘13, Hannah ‘13) The Farmer Family in honor Norma Fleming, RSM The Hanna Family in memory of Annabel Saiz Hanna Members of the Sisters of Mercy Northeast Community Etta Oliver in memory of Virgil Oliver Ann M. Sloan '53 Dr. Catherine Vieira-Baker '80 in honor of Elizabeth Vieira

How to Make a Gift Alumnae, parents, and friends make gifts to Bay View with many kinds of assets and in a variety of forms.

Options include cash, checks, credit card payments, gifts of marketable securities, and other assets.

Your gift can have an even greater impact if your company has a matching gift program.

In some cases, your spouse’s company may match your gift.

If your company is eligible, request a matching gift from your employer, and send it completed and signed with your gift.

We will do the rest.

The impact your of your gift may be doubled or possibly tripled!

Some companies also match gifts made by retirees.

(Bay View’s Federal Tax ID: 05-0263792)

Online gifts can be made at bayviewacademy.org/ support-bay-view

Please contact Erin Hanna, Director of Institutional Advancement, for advice or additional details at 401-434-0113 ext.104 or

Thank you!

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