In this edition of the Bellarmine magazine, among updates on the amazing things happening on campus, you’ll see the names of so many people who have helped to make the work that we do possible. I’m enormously grateful to everyone who has given their support to Bellarmine this past year, in any fashion – whether that is through teaching or coaching, sharing with friends about the value of Jesuit education, or making a financial contribution to the school. We are thankful for support in whatever form it takes.
Throughout the Fall here on campus, there has been so much to be grateful for: the new Wade Academic Center, the enthusiasm of the freshman class, the spirit on display at rallies and games, and the good learning happening in the classroom, just to name a few.
On August 29th, thanks to the vision of Principal Rod Jemison, the hard work of our Athletic Director Kevin Saldivar ’04 and so many other others on staff, we hosted our first-ever night football game and Fan Fest on campus. For those who were there (and for a minute it felt like all of the South Bay!) it was truly a night to remember. Yes, the football team posted a season-opening win against Sobrato High School, but perhaps even more importantly, the whole community came together in a true celebration of Bellarmine. It was a great way to kick off the start of our celebration of 175 years of Jesuit education, with 100 here on the College Park campus.
In 2026, we’ll be hosting a community-wide celebration on Saturday, May 9th, the day after our official 175th birthday. I hope that many of you will come out to enjoy the day, to celebrate all that the school and our students, alumni, parents and friends have accomplished, and to look forward to how this special place will continue to shape Silicon Valley for the next 175 years and beyond.
While none of us know what Bellarmine will look like at our 350th anniversary, I do know that we won’t be able to get there without your support. Thank you for all the ways in which you have supported this community in the past, and for all that you will do to show your Bell pride in the future.
Know that whether your last visit to campus was a week ago or several decades ago, there is always a place for you here at Bellarmine. I hope to see you on campus again soon.
Gratefully,
Chris Meyercord ’88 President
Bellarmine College Prep Magazine
Fall/Winter
2025
Editor’s Note
Having joined the team at Bellarmine in January 2025, I’m coming up on one year in this role and experiencing my first holiday season on campus.
In keeping with the cyclical nature of the school calendar, I’m adding to a list of firsts. In the spring, I attended my first Golden Bell Auction, Founders’ Day Celebration, and Graduation weekend. In the summer, I watched campus launch into Summer Days, teeming with kids of all ages exploring all manner of sports, hobbies, and subjects. In the fall, I saw students come back to campus with renewed energy that was palpable at our Back-to-School Rally and the Freshmen Gauntlet – and of course, Bellarmine Fan Fest was a night I won’t soon forget.
This winter, perhaps more than any other season in my first year here, I’ve witnessed the spirit of service that animates life at Bellarmine.
In this issue of BCP Magazine, you’ll read about VolunteerConnect and Fruitsharing, two impressive initiatives launched by current students. You’ll learn about the amazing suicide prevention advocacy Paul Muller ’67 has dedicated decades of work to. And you’ll see how alumni, family, and friends of the school continue to support excellence and accessibility of Jesuit education through annual fundraisers that enliven our community.
If we covered every act of service our students have executed so far this year, the magazine would be as thick as a phone book. Whether they provided meals and supplies for our unhoused neighbors in partnership with Silicon Valley Safe Park, organized a 5K race benefiting Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, or filled bins with blankets, sheets, warm clothing, and nonperishables for our Winter Warmth Drive… our students have demonstrated care and kindness in every corner of campus.
After almost a year at Bellarmine, I can say with confidence that meaningful work is being done here. Our faculty and staff are doing the work to form men for and with others; and our students are embracing that mission with sincerity and heart.
In this season of gratitude and reflection, I’m grateful that I get to witness it – and I’m grateful to share a sliver of it with you by way of this magazine.
Warmest wishes for the season, and with pride and excitement as we enter Bellarmine’s 175th year: Go Bells!
Warm regards,
Alysen Smith Director, Marketing and Communications
IC Message from the President
1 Editor’s Note
2 From the Principal’s Office
3 Jacob Su ’26: Sunnyvale High School Student of the Year
3 2025 National Merit Semifinalists
4 NASA Drop Tower Challenge Winners
5 Taiwanese Educational Government Visits Bellarmine Robotics
5 Bellarmine Fan Fest
6 VolunteerConnect
7 ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING
44 Introduction to the Pinkston Fellows
45 Athletics Highlights
46 Hall of Fame Honorees
46 Grand Reunion
47 38th Annual Golf Classic
47 28th Annual Fr. Joe Costa, S.J. ’41 Bocce Tournament
48 Paul Muller ’67 in TIME100
50 Class Notes
52 In Memoriam Tributes
53 In Memoriam
54 Planned Giving
56 Events Calendar
56 Staff Box
57 Supporting Bellarmine
On the Cover: Yell Leaders get the crowd hyped at Fan Fest. Photo by Reyes Alcaraz ’26
From the Principal’s Office
At Bellarmine, we are constantly reminded that being “men and women for and with others” is more than a vision; it is a lifelong call. It asks us to give of ourselves without the expectation of reward – in other words, service is not an act we complete to feel good about ourselves. Rather, the purpose is to see the face of God in those we serve, and to recognize that true fulfillment lies not in what we gain, but in what we give.
Already this school year, three experiences that have deepened my understanding of this calling are Kairos, the Salinas Plunge, and my classroom visits. Though each setting is different, they all return to the same truth: God calls us to be the best version of ourselves by walking alongside others in compassion, humility, and love.
Kairos is more than a retreat: it is a spiritual journey inward and outward. It challenges us to look honestly at who we are, who we are becoming, and how we can serve others more intentionally. Through prayer, reflection, and community, we encounter God’s unconditional love and the realization that our best selves emerge when we support others. On Kairos, we learn that serving others is not a duty but a joyful response to God’s grace.
The Salinas Plunge – an annual service pilgrimage during October break – brings that same grace into action. Immersing ourselves in the Salinas community allows us to walk with those who are often unseen or excluded. We listen to stories, share meals, and participate in daily life, not as outsiders offering charity, but as companions seeking understanding. These encounters remind us that service is not a one-time act; it is a way of living that recognizes the dignity and humanity of every person we meet. Helping others is not exceptional; it is deeply human, and profoundly Ignatian.
Within the classroom, the call to service takes a quieter, but equally powerful form. In a world that glorifies instant gratification, our work as educators and students asks for patience, perseverance, and faith in the process. Learning, like spiritual growth, requires us to trust that the struggle of today shapes the wisdom of tomorrow, instilling values of empathy, resilience, and gratitude. In more than 100 classroom visits this year, I have seen these values reflected in our educators, who may never know the extent to which their efforts to shape our boys materialize.
God calls each of us, every day, to think less about ourselves and more about others and to move beyond comfort and convenience. Yet, as we see through experiences like Kairos and the Salinas Plunge, and in the classroom, God never calls us to do what we are not capable of. He equips us with courage, compassion, and community: the very tools that make love in action possible.
At Bellarmine, we answer this call together. In doing so, we discover that service is not something we do, it is who we are. In this edition of BCP Magazine, you’ll find many examples of our students and alumni answering that call.
Wishing all of you a wonderful holiday season with family and friends. Go Bells!
Rod Jemison Principal
Jacob Su ’26: Sunnyvale High School Student of the Year
Bellarmine senior Jacob Su ’26 was named Sunnyvale’s High School Student of the Year this summer – an honor he describes not as a personal achievement, but as “validation of our community’s collective effort to address food insecurity together.”
The award places Jacob among an impressive group of community changemakers celebrated through Sunnyvale’s Community Awards Program, which has honored local leaders for almost 50 years. The High School Student of the Year category recognizes Sunnyvale teenagers who demonstrate exceptional initiative, compassion, and leadership.
Each year, nominations are submitted by community members and evaluated by a committee of previous award winners who review candidates based on their contributions, community impact, and perseverance in overcoming challenges.
HARVESTING CHANGE
The spirit of collaboration is at the heart of Fruitsharing.com, the student-run initiative Jacob co-founded with a childhood friend after noticing fruit from neighborhood trees rotting on the ground in abundance during certain seasons. “It seemed like such a missed opportunity,” he recalls.
“We saw a simple way to connect that untapped resource with local organizations that serve families in need.”
Since launching the project, Fruit Sharing has collected and distributed more than 20,000 pounds of fresh produce that would have otherwise gone to waste. By partnering directly with farmers’ markets and local food banks, it has helped ensure that surplus fruit from backyard harvests finds its way to families across the Bay Area.
LESSONS IN LEADERSHIP
Getting there wasn’t easy. Early efforts to spread the word through flyers and neighborhood responses drew little response: “We learned quickly that the best way to grow the initiative was to meet people where they already were,” Jacob explains. Partnering with farmers’ markets proved to be the breakthrough they needed, turning limited neighborhood donations into an ongoing network of community partnerships!
While Fruitsharing.com operates independently of Bellarmine, Jacob credits the Jesuit values of service and reflection instilled on campus for shaping his motivation and approach. “Classes like Changemakers in a Changing World and Christian Ethics, and teachers like Mrs. Franey, have consistently inspired me to turn principles into action,” he says.
Looking ahead, and with college on the horizon, Jacob hopes to establish a new Fruit Sharing chapter wherever he lands next. “I think it would be a fantastic way to move beyond the campus bubble and apply the skills I’ve developed to serve a new community.”
Through creativity, perseverance, and compassion, Jacob Su ’26 reminds us that small ideas – like harvesting fruit that might otherwise go to waste – can blossom into meaningful change that nourishes entire communities.
In September, 26 seniors found out they qualified as 2026 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists! That means they scored in the top 1% of 1.3 million juniors to take the PSAT nationwide earlier this year – an extraordinary honor requiring near-perfect test scores. California had the fifth-highest cutoff in the country (requiring Semifinalists to score at least 224 points out of a possible 228), making this achievement even more impressive. Congratulations and good luck to our Semifinalists on their path to becoming Finalists in the spring!
2026 National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists:
Neil Alappatt
Akshaj Bozza
Abhinav Dasoju
Chase Dawson-Kolb
Jaiveer
National Merit Semifinalists
In May, a team of six Bellarmine freshmen – Arth Murarka, Umar Khan, Ishaan Joshi, Alden Al-Mehdi, Rohnin Qureshi, and Om Gokul – achieved something remarkable by winning first place in NASA’s 2025 Drop Tower National Challenge: Paddle Wheel.
Bellarmine Freshmen Win First Place in NASA’s 2025 Drop Tower Challenge
A highly competitive engineering contest that draws submissions from all over the country, this year’s challenge invited teams of high schoolers to design paddle wheels that can demonstrate fluid behavior in microgravity: an engineering problem tied to realworld needs in spacecraft cooling, life-support systems, and fuel management. Out of 19 teams whose designs were tested in NASA’s 2.2-Second Drop Tower, Bellarmine’s all-freshman team placed first, finishing ahead of several teams of only upperclassmen!
Their winning project, a 3D-printed paddle wheel capable of rotating in water under microgravity, not only impressed NASA scientists but also earned the students an invitation to present their research at the American Society for Gravitational and Space Research (ASGSR) Conference in December.
MONTHS IN THE MAKING
The students’ journey began when they came across the Drop Tower Challenge while browsing the NASA website and decided to form a team. What awaited them was a months-long process involving intense research, experimental design, material testing, and formal proposal writing.
The team met every weekend and held twice-weekly online meetings, dedicating their free time to understanding the physics of capillary action, hydrophobicity, and fluid dynamics – the forces that govern how water behaves in microgravity. NASA provided background videos, sample papers, and a guide describing the challenge, but the rest was left to the students.
“We started by dividing up the research,” says Arth. “Everyone chose an area they wanted to focus on, and we used NASA’s introductory materials as a foundation.” With this groundwork, they prepared a proposal that included two early 3D-printed designs. A few weeks later, NASA notified them that their proposal had been accepted for testing.
ENGINEERING TRIALS AND ERRORS
Once selected, the Bellarmine team moved into the most rigorous phase of the project: refining their design. Their greatest challenge
was identifying the right hydrophilic and hydrophobic materials to allow the paddle wheel to rotate in water without relying on gravity or mechanical force.
Because hydrophilic materials aren’t typically advertised as such, the team found themselves testing all manner of common items in developing each iteration. “I learned that something doesn’t need to be super expensive or complex to work,” Umar recalls. “We found that white board sheets or packing peanuts — just household items — can be effective [in the design].”
Hydrophobic options proved equally complicated as certain coatings weren’t durable enough for repeated water testing. After countless trials, they settled on a combination of materials, including the commercial hydrophobic spray NeverWet, which withstood repeated experimentation.
As their research deepened, the team reviewed past NASA competition papers to learn how to structure their own report, which ultimately reached an undergraduate level of technical sophistication.
MAKER LAB MENTORSHIP AND STUDENT-LED INNOVATION
A critical resource throughout the project was Bellarmine’s Maker Lab. “The sophisticated 3D printing available in the Maker Lab made a huge difference by allowing us to test ideas quickly and make changes efficiently,” says Ishaan.
Maker Lab Director David Dutton served as the faculty advisor and helped the team organize their workflow at the start, but after that, the students took full ownership of their project. “The Maker Lab really promotes student agency and exploration,” Mr. Dutton explains. “They would occasionally ask questions, but for the most part, worked pretty autonomously.”
Once the final design was complete, the team packaged their hardware and shipped it to NASA Glenn, where technicians placed it in the Drop Tower: a facility that simulates microgravity for 2.2 seconds by allowing experiments to fall freely in a controlled environment. NASA engineers then assessed each project based on design creativity, test performance, analysis, and the clarity and quality of the accompanying research report.
AN UNFORGETTABLE WIN
After more than four months of researching, testing, and developing their paddle wheel, NASA notified the team that they had won.
“We learned a lot of useful skills and had a lot of fun,” says Arth. “It was definitely worth it.”
Beyond the victory, the students gained skills in research, engineering, technical writing, and long-term collaboration that they will carry with them well beyond high school.
Their success also underscores a key truth about Bellarmine’s STEM ecosystem: when students are given the space, resources, and mentorship to explore, they rise to the challenge – and sometimes all the way to NASA!
Taiwanese Student Delegation Visits Bellarmine Robotics for International Engineering Exchange
This summer, Bellarmine’s acclaimed Robotics program welcomed a student delegation from Taiwan for a day of learning, collaboration, and cross-cultural exchange. The visit, organized by Taiwan’s Ministry of Education and Bellarmine Robotics
Coach Andrew Lawrence, brought a cohort of high-achieving students from Taipei City to Bellarmine’s Robotics Lab, where they met with members of Team 254, toured the space, and shared the innovative projects they’ve been developing in their respective engineering programs.
Showcasing Innovation at Bellarmine
When the Taiwanese delegation arrived, Bellarmine students took the lead in welcoming their guests, with a large group of Robotics team members present despite being on summer break. Bells presented an overview of the school’s Robotics program, the structure of Team 254, and the priorities that guide each year’s work.
Fan Fest
The visitors were also treated to a demonstration of Undertow, Bellarmine’s 2025 competition robot. Students highlighted the engineering choices behind the robot’s design, followed by a live demo of the machine in motion. The exchange offered a rare chance for international peers to compare robotics approaches in real time!
Learning from Taiwanese Engineering Students
Just as Team 254 showcased their work, the Taiwanese delegation arrived ready to share their own research and projects. Their designs spanned a wide spectrum, from assistive devices for the elderly to automated household tools, illustrating an impressive ability to identify needs within their communities and engineer inventive solutions.
“The most valuable thing our students learned from them was how to look at the world and identify problems to solve,” says Mr. Lawrence. He noted a key difference between the programs: Bellarmine students receive a defined challenge each year through competitive robotics, whereas the Taiwanese students often seek out problems independently. This contrast sparked rich discussions about engineering purposes and possibilities.
“At first everyone was a bit nervous and unsure of how things would go,” Mr. Lawrence recalls. “But by the end of the day, our Taiwanese visitors and Bellarmine representatives were friendly, inquisitive, and excited to have made new friends.”
Building Bridges for the Future
Beyond technical presentations, the day emphasized the value of connection. Students spent time exchanging ideas, comparing school experiences, and celebrating the creativity that drives young engineers around the world.
“The goal of the visit was to engage with an international community, and both share our knowledge and experience while also learning how engineering programs outside of our culture work,” Mr. Lawrence says. “Not only did we accomplish this, but we also gained long-distance friends in engineering along the way.”
The exchange offered a powerful reminder of what makes Bellarmine Robotics exceptional: hands-on creativity, collaborative spirit, and the belief that innovation grows stronger when shared.
We “kicked off” the 2025-26 school year with Bellarmine Fan Fest, an unforgettable community celebration that brought thousands together on campus! More than 4,500 students, alumni, families, and friends of the school joined us in the Quad for a festival complete with a bounce house, food trucks, games, and giveaways – then, over 3,000 fans packed the stands for the first-ever oncampus football game under the lights!
Campus was teeming with students and their families well into the night, the school spirit was as palpable as ever, and the Bells started their football season with a victory over the Sobrato Bulldogs. One parent told us “the energy was electric,” another parent said “it was truly a night to remember,” and a senior football player called it the best night of his life!
Connecting Passion to Purpose: How Bellarmine Students Built VolunteerConnect
When Andrew Lei ’27 came to Bellarmine as a freshman and was faced with a 15-hour service requirement, he didn’t know where to start. “My middle school didn’t offer service opportunities, and I was too intimidated to venture alone to a public school,” he recalls.
Luckily, he didn’t have to look far: a peer suggested volunteering with Friends of Children with Special Needs, and Andrew “jumped right in and fell in love.” But he didn’t forget about the initial dread of searching for service opportunities that fulfilled the school’s requirements, and felt like a meaningful way to use his time and talents.
That realization became the spark for VolunteerConnect, a studentrun platform aiming to bridge the gap between passionate teens and impactful volunteer opportunities. “Other online databases aren’t geared toward students or personalized to our local communities,” Andrew says. VolunteerConnect helps solve that problem.
The website started with a spreadsheet. Andrew Lei ’27, Aarav Iyer ’27, John Xie ’27, and Vihan Bhattacharjee ’27 combed the internet for volunteer opportunities, looking through large databases and directly on nonprofits’ websites to collate details on opportunities for high schoolers.
The first iteration of the website came together last year, and the group has since built it into a comprehensive, interactive, searchable, and account-free database with hundreds of volunteer opportunities that are filterable by skills, location, areas of interest, and more!
According to Andrew, Bellarmine faculty have been the biggest source of support for VolunteerConnect. The group has sought advice from adults in the Christian Service Program and the Office of Advancement, and VolunteerConnect became an official school club this year. “We’re endlessly grateful for the support and assistance Bellarmine has provided to our website and vision,” Andrew says.
The club has multiplied its membership since the school year began, including more than a dozen students from other schools! Here’s what a few members have to say about the initiative:
Ari Iyer ’27: “Being able to collaborate with all these other great organizations through VolunteerConnect has really helped me understand why I was so passionate about this project in the first place.”
John Xie ’27: “At its core, volunteering uplifts the community and creates positive, impactful change. VolunteerConnect has really shown me the importance of enabling access to these opportunities for teenagers and peers.”
Adyant Bhavsar ’28: “As a lifelong volunteer, joining VolunteerConnect has strengthened my teamwork and creativity skills, as I seek to lead projects while tackling obstacles along the path.”
Vihan Bhattacharjee ’27: “It’s inspiring to be part of a group that actively encourages our peers to make a difference. Watching fellow Bells come together with a shared passion for serving their communities is also really inspiring.”
Matteo Cortes ’29: “We’ve been able to include over two hundred different volunteer opportunities in one place, and it feels really good to know that we’re facilitating students being able to match their personal areas of interest with service opportunities.”
Michael Ghobrial ’28: “VolunteerConnect has taught me the importance of taking initiative as a form of leadership and developing new solutions to old problems. It’s not just about completing and delegating tasks.”
VolunteerConnect is still in its infancy, but the team has big plans for it already. They’re working to automate the addition of new opportunities, as well as incorporating one-time events alongside long-term and recurring opportunities. They’re also exploring partnerships with libraries, community centers, youth councils, and middle schools.
Even as it grows, the goal for VolunteerConnect remains simple: make it easier for every student to discover the joy, purpose, and community that come from serving others.
Annual Report of Giving
Financial Highlights
Operating Expenses
Operating Revenue
Tuition Assistance
Gift Revenue
Endowment
St. Ignatius of Loyola
Founders’ Council
Fr. Pedro Arrupe, S.J. Society
St. Francis Xavier, S.J. Society
Chancellor’s Circle
St. Robert Cardinal Bellarmine
Board of Fellows
President’s Club
President’s Award
Recipients 2025
Capital Campaign Donors
Wade Academic Center Dedication
Parent Giving
Parents of Alumni Giving
Gifts from Grandparents
Gifts from Alumni
BellsGive
Current Student Giving
Friends of Bellarmine
Gifts-in-Kind
Mater Dei Legacy Society
Tuition Assistance Endowments
Program Endowments
Named Direct Tuition Assistance Funds
Business, Organizations, and Foundations
Advancement Directory
Board of Regents
Board of Trustees
Fiscal Year 2024-2025
Photo: Reyes Alcaraz ’26
Number of Students | Percent Full Tuition
Total Number of Students: 427
Bellarmine’s Tuition Assistance Program is vital to maintaining the school’s diversity, as well as ensuring that all qualified candidates may enroll and continue their studies at Bellarmine, regardless of their financial circumstances. During the 2024-2025 school year, Bellarmine awarded $6,764,000 in tuition assistance to nearly one quarter of our students. The funds needed to provide such unparalleled support are the result of contributions to the Direct Tuition Assistance Fund, and partially from the Tuition Assistance Endowment. The adjacent graphic depicts how these funds were awarded, based on a percentage of tuition covered. Tuition for the 2024-2025 school year was $29,045.
Annual Giving Gift Revenue: Fiscal Year 2024-2025
(does not include gift pledges)
Building Projects/Campaign: $15,873,000
TOTAL GIFT REVENUE: $20,088,000
Endowment: $1,714,000
Unrestricted Operating Support: $1,123,000
Restricted Operating Support: $1,873,000
Bellarmine received gifts from alumni, students, parents, grandparents, parents of alumni, friends, businesses, organizations, and foundations during the 2024-2025 fiscal year. These gifts helped fund day-to-day costs of operating the school, as well as programs and initiatives. In addition, donors contributed to Bellarmine’s Endowment, helping it reach a market value of $122.7 million as of June 30, 2025.
Tuition Assistance Endowment: $78,853,000
Academic and Co-curricular Programs Endowment: $36,444,000
Faculty/Staff
Professional Enhancement Endowment: $5,806,000
TOTAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS: $122,718,000
Information Technology Endowment: $1,615,000
LIFETIME GIVING
ST. IGNATIUS OF LOYOLA FOUNDERS’ COUNCIL
Membership in the St. Ignatius of Loyola Founders’ Council is awarded to those whose generous lifetime contributions to Bellarmine comprise one million dollars or more.
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Salvatrice* & George W.* Bellamy
Bellarmine Dads’ Club
Bellarmine Mothers’ Guild
Linda & Joseph Bronson
Ruth L. Carney*
Pam & William J.* Connolly ’61
Joy Craft
Marie C. de Dampierre Memorial Foundation
Harold J. DeLuca*
Charles O. Forge ’52*
Mary Ellen & Michael* Fox, Sr.
The Gentzkow Family
Vivienne Guertin*
Andrew J. Honzel ’49*
Jesuit Community of Bellarmine
Lorry I. Lokey*
Donald L. Lucas*
Charles N. Mathewson*
Mathewson Charitable Lead Trusts (1 through 5)
Ellen & Matthew Medeiros
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Margot & Mitchell Milias ’58
Catherine & Andrew Moley ’82
FR. PEDRO ARRUPE, S.J. SOCIETY
Richard M. Moley
Diane & Ray Roeder ’57
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Barbara & David Roux
Patricia & Stephen Schott ’56
Shireen & Michael Sheridan ’82
Leo M. Shortino Family Foundation
Sue & John A. Sobrato ’56
Timi & John M. Sobrato
Raymond G. Tikvica ’37*
Janice & Gary Valenzuela
Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation
Charmaine & Daniel Warmenhoven
Wattis Family Foundation
Membership in the Fr. Pedro Arrupe, S.J. Society is awarded to those whose generous lifetime contributions to Bellarmine are $250,000 to $999,999.
Mary Sue & John L.* Albanese ’66
Julie & Kevin Albanese ’92
Thomas J. Albanese ’64
Mari & William Albanese ’61
Kathy & Mike Armistead
Nola & Harvey Armstrong
Esther & Patrick Arnold ’84
Allison & Alexander Atkins ’79
Pamela & Stanford Atwood
Cathie & Al Bacosa
Barbara & Mark Beck
Thomas J. Biagini ’70
Susan & Frank Bisceglia ’64
Donna Blair
Diane & James Bordoni
Elizabeth & Michael Byrd
Debbie & Anthony Carollo, Jr.
James F. Cavagnaro ’48*
Lawrence H. Cook, Jr. ’55*
The John D. Couch Family
Marlene & James D’Amico ’59
Lyda and Rico DeLuca Foundation, Inc.
Claudia & Kevin DeNuccio
Gretchen & F. Matthew DiNapoli
Jennifer & J. Philip DiNapoli ’57
Lisa & Tobin Douglas ’86
Emily & Ross Fernandes
/Fernandes Family Foundation
Marilyn & Joseph S. Franzia ’60
Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Foundation
Susan & Gary Giannini ’57
Leonard D. Goscila ’47*
Gerald R. Graham ’38*
Rosalie Gummow
Florence* & Edwin A.* Heafey, Sr.
Marie Hebeler
Kristen Del Biaggio Heffernan & Michael Heffernan
Barbara & William Heil, Jr.
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Conrad N. Hilton Foundation
Irene & Kenneth Howell, III
William G. Irwin Charity Foundation
Patricia & Joseph Keenan, Sr.
Sara & Edward Kozel ’73
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Catherine* & Fritz* Linquist
Karen Steadman & Robert Lloyd
Helen* & Gerald B.* Lorentz ’33
Marini Family Trust
Jane* & Richard* McDonald ’36
Elizabeth & William McKiernan
Ralph F. Moceo ’54*
Elizabeth & Peter Moley ’85
Koichi Nishimura
Margaret & Lon Normandin ’52
The Robert & Helen Odell Fund
Kathryn & Michael O’Donnell ’82
Nicki & Joseph Parisi
Carolyn & Robert* Peters ’57
Dorothy* & Emmett* Purcell
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Sandy & George Quinn, Jr. ’65
Kelly & John David Rainey
Harold Remis*
Hardy Reyerson*
Paige & Charles Robbins
Julie & Mark Robson
Gwynne & Phillip Rolla ’84
Michael L. Rosendin ’77
Bobbie* & Philip* Sanfilippo
Eva & R. Bryan Schreier ’96
Robert D. Selvi ’74
Olga* & Randolph* Seyfried
Gloria & Gregory Shean ’65
M. Catherine Sheridan*
Cheryl & Daniel Smith, III
Siana & Jack Smith
Deborah & Bryan Stolle
Sheila & Robert Swanson, Jr.
Gail & Edgar Thrift, Jr. ’61
Laura Grant Van Camp & Peter Van Camp
Donald L. Waite*
Lisa & Eric Warmenhoven ’98
Elizabeth* & Edward Watson ’65
E.L. Wiegand Foundation
Virginia & James Whims
Sharon & Daniel Winnike
Randall A. Wolf
Alexander Y. Wong ’95
Barbra & Will Wood
Paul M. N. Zen ’77
Belinda & Peter Zen ’73
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, S.J. SOCIETY
Membership in the St. Francis Xavier, S.J. Society is awarded to those whose lifetime contributions to Bellarmine are $100,000 to $249,999.
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Lindsey & Phillip Albanese ’04
Donna* & Arthur* Alger
Mary & Stephen Almassy
Priscilla & Daniel Amend ’92
Agnes V. Anderson*
Pamela & Nicholas Anderson ’84
Carrie & David Arata ’67
Jennifer & Joshua Baird ’93
Eva* & Attilio* Bandoni
Ellen* & Robert* Baron
Richard S. Battaini ’70
Bellarmine Alumni Mothers’ Extended Network
Melissa & Charles* Berger
Annette Bertram*
Ann P. Blach
Gretchen Werner & Mark Block ’71
Marion* & Allen E.* Block ’43
Edith Kuhlmann & Kirk Bowman
Diane & Lee H.*Brandenburg
Jane & Roger Brunello ’59
Mary Ellen & Arnold V.* Bruni ’52
Denise & William Burns
Patricia & John Cahill, Jr. ’61
Karen & Ronald Cali ’68
Roberta & Joseph Carcione, Jr.
Kim & D. Timothy Carey
Shelley* & Richard L. Casey ’64
Cari & Steve Charron
Sharene & Alfred Chuang
Scarlett de Citores & Ruben Citores
Kathleen* & Alfred J.* Cleary
Edward T. Colligan
Dorothy & Shazad Contractor
Trish & Gene Cook
Courtenay & Sean Corrigan
Bruce Dallas
Jill Dallas
Mary & Angelo Danna ’66
Marie & Murray Demo
Pam Roberts & Mark Dickey
Alana & Ken Ding
Shirley Donzelli
James Dorrian
Marion K. Durbrow*
Julie & Stephen Eckstrom ’82
Elizabeth & David Ferrari
Joan* & Clarence* Ferrari, Jr. ’52
Robin & Gerald Ferrari ’66
Maude* & Richard M. Ferry
Molly & Rick Fezell
Nancy & Mark Franich ’61
Marilyn & Glenn Frizzell ’56
Rena Fumia*
Aruna* & Sanjiv* Gambhir
Erika* & Herbert E.* Garcia ’46
Julie & Charles Geiger, Jr.
Silvana & Joseph Gentzkow ’01
Henry A. George*
Mariana & Victor Giacalone ’64
Ann & Ajit Gill
Alena & David Goeddel
Margo & Richard Gorini ’73
Elizabeth & Richard* Hotaling ’50
Kathy N. Imwalle
Dave Kawahara
Lesley Kroupa & Christopher Kearns ’85
Alyce P. Kelley
Colette & David Kress, Sr.
Lynn & Roop Lakkaraju
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Karen & Thomas Leonardini, Sr.
The Joseph Liotta Living Trust
Bernadette Loftus
Helen & Richard A.* MacDonell
Anne & Joseph R.* Madruga ’59
Marie Madruga*
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Georgiene* & Les* Malloy
Kathryn & Massimilano Mancini ’84
Martin C. May ’57
Katherine McCarthy*
Melanie & John McKenna
Karen & Mark McLaughlin
Jan & J. Dennis McMonigle ’58
Margaret McNamee
Annamarie & Brian McSweeney ’78
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt ’87
Arthur J. Micheletti* ’46
Lorna* & Mel J.* Micheletti ’49
Nancy & Shawn Milligan ’89
Anne & Steve Milligan
Lessie & James Miller
Cathryn & Daniel Minutillo
Gillian & Thomas Moran
Monica & Steven Moreno ’80
Claudia & David Morton, Jr.
Joanne & Michael Moul
Barbara & Daniel Mount
Tim M. Muller
Ruth* & Wilmot J.* Nicholson ’32
Julie & Mark Normandin ’78
Lisa & Paul Normandin ’85
Lisa & Cassidy O’Hara ’84
Linda & Kenneth Okenquist
Richard E. Pacheco* ’57
Elizabeth & Mark Page
Helen & Andrew Pavicich, II
Gayanne & Jack* Peckham
Margaret & Paul Petrus
Susan & John Pinheiro ’81
Susan & John Pinkel
Diane & David Pinn
Victoria & Michael Pope
Colleen & Richard Pouliot
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Kelly & John Rainey, Jr.
Terry & Marc Rebboah ’77
Loretta Stagnitto & Ronald Ricci
Richard L. Rizzo* ’61
Genevieve Rolla
Nancy & Raymond Rosendin ’46
Debbie & Kirk Rossmann
Cynthia & Frederick Round
Mary Ruder*
Dorothy* & Leo Ruth, II*
Carol Sabatino
Josephine* & Murphy* Sabatino, Sr.
Kathleen & Mark Santora
Kristi & Richard A.* Saso ’79
Celine & Curtis Schmidek
Eva & Bryan Schreier ’96
Karen & Michael* Schneickert ’76
Claire & Rudolph Scholz ’47
Terry Seidler
Peggy* & Leo M.* Shortino ’36
Simran & Tej Singh
Lois Sitter
Adrienne Krause & C. Michael Smith
Dorothea & Roger Smullen
Andie & John Sobrato
Kathleen & Thomas Spieker ’71
Jenny & Todd Teresi ’90
Henry J. Thierry ’47
Nicholas R. Tikvica* ’45
The Valley Foundation of Santa Clara County
Judith & Robert M.* Walker
Barbara & Reino Wantin
Denise & William Watkins
Willene* & Paul L. Wattis, Jr.
Jeanette* & Paul* Wildhofer
Virginia & Robert Wulff
Jean & Eric Young
CHANCELLOR’S CIRCLE
Membership in the Chancellor’s Circle is awarded to those whose gifts, or the equivalent, contributed to Bellarmine during Fiscal Year 2024-2025 were $10,000 or more.
Anonymous
Lindsey & Phillip Albanese ’04
Julie & Kevin Albanese ’92
Mari & William Albanese ’61
Yeonjoo & Scott Almassy ’01
Kathy & Mike Armistead
Esther & Patrick Arnold ’84
Pamela & Stanford Atwood
Cathie & Al Bacosa
Jennifer & Joshua Baird ’93
Susan & John Baird
Deborah & Michael Barone ’84
Richard S. Battaini ’70
Anna & Joel Bauman
Amy & Brian Berliner
Michelle & Manish Bhatia
Thomas J. Biagini ’70
Susan & Frank Bisceglia ’64
Gayle & Frank Boitano ’65
Diane & James Bordoni
Edith Kuhlmann & Kirk Bowman
Laura Nakashima & Stephen Broccoli
Camille & Jerry Brusaschetti ’57
Lana & Nafea Bshara
Rupa & Ravi Budhia
Alexis & Christopher Butler
Karen & Ronald Cali ’68
Aleksandra & Nebojsa Ceprnic
Fang Pei & Quanhong Che
Florence & Al Cheung
Maren & Adam Clouse
Trish & Gene Cook
Courtenay & Sean Corrigan
Alison Nicoll & Ricardo Cortes
Marlene & James D’Amico ’59
Mary & Angelo Danna ’66
Kristen Del Biaggio Heffernan & Michael Heffernan
Jill & Daniel Devlin ’62
Gretchen & F. Matthew DiNapoli
Jennifer & J. Philip DiNapoli ’57
Melinda & John DiNapoli
Alana & Ken Ding
Cecelia & James Donahue ’59
Lisa & Tobin Douglas ’86
Emily Yuen & Ross Fernandes
Richard M. Ferry
Brendan C. Foody ’21
Anne Fox
Josephine & Geoffrey Fox ’58
Nancy & Mark Franich ’61
Marilyn & Joseph S. Franzia ’60
Marilyn & Glenn Frizzell ’56
Marianne & William Gagen, Jr. ’61
The Gentzkow Family
Silvana & Joseph Gentzkow ’01
Joan & Stuart Gherini ’70
Mariana & Victor Giacalone ’64
Susan & Gary Giannini ’57
Christine & John Glaspy ’71
Erin & James Goodrich
Paula Graham
Vivienne P. Guertin*
Kathleen Harville
Marie Hebeler
Barbara & William Heil, Jr.
Patrick W. Heil ’03
Aya Kamaya & Yuji Higaki
Adarsh S. Hiremath ’21
Irene & Kenneth Howell, III
Tina & Robert Hulse
Roberta & Louis* Huntington, Jr. ’57
Benjamin E. Jacobs ’05
Sasha & Eugene Jarvis ’73
Cecilie & Robert Johnson
Lesley Kroupa & Christopher Kearns ’85
Kristan & Christopher Kelly
Ann Miura-Ko & Albert Ko
Kathryn & Brent Ladd
Lynn & Roop Lakkaraju
Trish & James Lassart ’60
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Karen & Thomas Leonardini, Sr.
Carolyn Lewis
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Kathryn & Massimilano Mancini ’84
Susan & Piyush Mangalick ’88
Melanie & John McKenna
Siobhan & Christopher McNamara
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Jeanette & Christopher Meyercord ’88
Keara & Ross Meyercord ’86
Surya Midha ’21
Margot & Mitchell Milias ’58
Catherine & Andrew Moley ’82
Elizabeth & Peter Moley ’85
Claudia & David Morton, Jr.
Vickie & Greg Mrva
Nicola Ostrum
Elizabeth & Mark Page
Niamh & Ronald Pellegrini ’72
Margaret & Paul Petrus
Susan & John Pinheiro ’81
Victoria & Michael Pope
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Sandy & George Quinn, Jr. ’65
Kelly & John Rainey, Jr.
Leslie & Jason Rodriguez ’95
Diane & Ray Roeder ’57
Gwynne & Phillip Rolla ’84
Genevieve Rolla
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Seamus D. Ruiz-Earle ’17
Karl A. Ryssemus ’95
Peggy & Andrew Schatzman
Hilary & Robert Schlossman ’86
Michael A. Schmitt ’75*
Eva & Bryan Schreier ’96
Robert D. Selvi ’74
Gloria & Gregory Shean ’65
Soin & Eric Shedlosky
Shireen & Michael Sheridan ’82
Ashmeet Kaur & Mandeep Singh
Cheryl & Daniel Smith, III
Dorothea & Roger Smullen
Timi & John M. Sobrato
Andie & John Sobrato ’06
Lyly & Mark Spencer
Pamela & Chadwick Stearns, Sr. ’84
Ornella Indonie & Gustavo Suarez
Claire & Dave Sweetland ’68
Sandra & Bernardo Tarango
Angela & Rodney Terra, Jr. ’91
Gail & Edgar Thrift, Jr. ’61
Tiffany & Roger Van Alst
Judith Walker
Charmaine & Daniel Warmenhoven
Lisa & Eric Warmenhoven ’98
Linda & Robert Watson, Sr. ’64
Paul L. Wattis, Jr.
Barbara & Bert Why, Jr.
Alexander Y. Wong ’95
Barbra & Will Wood *denotes
ST. ROBERT CARDINAL BELLARMINE BOARD OF FELLOWS
Membership in the Board of Fellows giving level is awarded to those whose gifts were $5,000 to $9,999 during Fiscal Year 2024-2025, or to those who made equivalent contributions for the advancement of the school.
Anonymous
Robert D. Agnoletti ’65
Thomas J. Albanese ’64
Mary & Stephen Almassy
April & Jeremiah Anderson
Louanna & Keith Angelo
Joan & Shan Anwar
Gabriela Hernandez-Lepe & Luis Arbulu
Nicki Banucci
Marie & Stephen Blankley ’80
Mona-Lisa & David Blouin
Linda & John Britton ’76
Monica & Frank Bumb, Jr. ’61
Cheryl Macaraeg & Robert Burd
Patricia & John Cahill, Jr. ’61
Nia & John Castelly
Luca Y. Chan ’28
Namrita & Sukumar Chettiar
Carol & Ming Chin ’60
Theresa & Lincoln Clark
Millie & Thomas Clarke
Angela & G. Marcus Cole, Jr.
Gina & Jonathan D’Amico ’89
Judy & Nathan Deaton
Megan & John Demeter ’94
Ellen & Sean Dempsey
Maria & William Dempsey
Mattias Derynck ’98
Teodora Gouneva & Roman Dimitrov
Patricia A. Dixon
Jennifer & James Doran
Roksana & Fred Ebrahemi ’91
Barbara & Ford Ellis
Kelly & Edward Engler ’89
Tracy & Steven Eskenazi
Emily & James Flautt ’85
Hon. Catherine A. Gallagher
Julia & Patrick Garvey ’63
Jane & William Gary ’69
Monica & Robert Gentry
Myoungock Gil & Hyunchul Gu
Jericca & Xavier Gutierrez ’91
Elizabethe & Michael Heagerty ’85
Beatrice & Walter Heintz ’45
Marjorie & George Honore, III ’57
Ana & Jeffrey Hu
David M. Hutchins ’97
Kathryn & Jonathan Kaye
Alyce P. Kelley
Nicole & Brian Kelly ’94
Syeda Badar & Fayez Khan
Kevin Kilty
Ivonne Montes de Oca & Lawrence Kuechler
Louise Tsoi & Wilfred Lam
Claire Leclair
Li Ma & Ming Lei
Betty & Ronald Lohbeck ’61
Sally & Robert Longinetti ’65
Weimin Wang & Runxiang Lu
Jeremy M. L. Lum ’02
Terry & Wendy Macias
Amy Martin & Michael Maffeo
Rhonda & Vinod Mahendroo
Carissa & Craig Mahonchak
Lorena & Anthony Mata
Holly & Timothy McGowan ’81
Celeste Melehan
Stefania & Kenneth Miller
Anne & Steve Milligan
Kimberly & Steven Morales ’94
Joanne & Michael Moul
Tim M. Muller
David Murphy
Monica & Oscar Ochoa
Kristin & Jeffry Paine ’73
Chandra Chezhian & Prasad Panchalan
Linda Chin & John Parissenti ’77
Suzan Situmorang & Boniface Pasaribu
Jennifer & Greg Pershall
Nicole & Ray Razavi
Audrey Alvear Baez & Jacob Refstrup
Lupita Garcia-Reilley & James Reilley
Laura & Patrick Reilly, Jr.
Bertha & Roland Reyes
Monika & Michael Rich
Marilyn & John Ritchie
Nancy & Raymond Rosendin ’46
Charles Schlossman
Celine & Curtis Schmidek
Kenneth J. Schmitt ’75
Janice & John Scripps
Diane & John Sequeira ’72
Shannon E. Sevor ’03
Kathleen O’Rourke & John Sheridan ’76
Gary E. Silacci, Jr. ’87
Kristi & Lawrence Snapp ’90
Susan & Raymond Triplett ’73
Kimberly & Theodore Tsang ’78
Christina & Jonathan Tunney ’86
Susan & Kevin Vergho ’88
Michelle Ashford & Gregory Walker ’83
Liz & Jeremy Werner
Maris & J. Chris Whitney
Sharon & Daniel Winnike
Stephanie & Brian Wong ’00
Ryan Woodley
Zining Wang & Ying Xu
Paula & Ernest Yamane
Belinda & Peter Zen ’73
Feiqi Su & Liangjun Zhang
Nan Ke & Shi Zhao
*denotes deceased
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
Membership in the President’s Club is awarded to those whose gifts were $2,500 to $4,999 during Fiscal Year 2024-2025, or to those who made equivalent contributions for the advancement of the school.
Gina & Brian Adams
Julia & Thomas Alloggiamento
Fe L. Araullo
Sonya & Chris Arriola
Swathi Bhimavarapu & Chandra Avutu
Barbara & Frank Barone
Cara & David Barone ’85
Tisha & Jude Barry ’80
Jeanne & William Barulich
Lisa & Sam Benassi ’95
Linda & Matt Bookman
Michele & Craig Borba ’68
Hannah & John Bordoni ’12
Karyn & Matthew Bordoni ’04
Jennifer & Charles Boynton
Wendy & Brian Brennan
Mary Abusief & Mark Brodeur
Kristin & Matthew Brown
Jodi & Mark Buyyounouski
Lisa & Paul Cahalan ’90
Gina & Chris Cali
Linda & John Callan, Sr. ’65
Barbara & Eli Cardenas, Jr.
Myra & Mikael Cars
Angela & Ralph Castro
Sherylen & Jonathan Choy ’97
Lisa & Brian Christensen
Lynae & Bulent Cinarkaya
Patricia Cook
Nancy & Daniel Cook
Avery & George Cortez
Lois A. Crabb
Michele Haddad & Scott Curtiss
Leticia & Thomas Cvietkovich ’98
Fabbian & Anthony Detweiler ’63
Lisa Henriksen & Michael DiMartino
Irma & Bryan Dombrowsky
Alicia & David Duarte
Judy & David Dutton
Madhavi & Pranoop Kumar Erasani
Francesco G. Fagnini ’96
Carla & Pietro Fagnini
Robin & Gerald Ferrari ’66
Colleen Fleming & Mark Fleming
Tina Camagna Foley & Robert Foley ’61
Deborah & John Fumia, Jr. ’81
Lisa & Peter Fuqua ’87
Susan Garcia
Vicki & Thomas Gemetti
Domenic M. Giovanzana ’15
Kenneth C. Gott ’81
Shirley Shan & Bill Guo
Kathleen & Michael Gutto ’72
Sylvia Rodriguez & Robert Halupka, Jr.
Patricia C. Hammett
Bernadette & John Harney ’60
Lisa & James Herbold
Mariam Sadaka & Wissam Jabre
Katherine & Winston Jaeb
Rebecca & Brett Jennings
Uzma & Yousuf Khan
Ashna & Rahul Khurana ’94
Michael P. Kim ’90
Young W. Kim ’93
Eunice & James Kim
Kirsten & David King
Sapna & Venkat Kotla
Patricia & Robert Lauridsen
Hyokyung Nam & Hyunseok Lee
Scott C. Lem ’95
Minhui Liu & Zhihong Li
Laura Liccardo
Lisa-Marie & Michael Lonich ’73
Jennifer Lloyd & Joseph Lutsky
Carol A. MacCorkle
Rossitza Popova & Ivo Manolov
Christopher F. Marki ’98
Meredith & Jason Martin
Patricia & Frederick Martinez ’70
Corrina & Evan McCulloch ’87
Patrick F. McPherson ’87
Alice & Anthony Medeiros ’80
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt ’87
Iris Colon & Paul Meyer
Cynthia & Jerome Mix
Christina & Kenneth Mobeck ’88
Lisa Backus & Anthony Montefusco, IV
Jennifer & Chad Morgan
Kathleen & Peter Muller
John D. Muzzio
Michele & Dj Novotney
Steven R. Nunamaker ’85
Marie O’Flaherty
John M. Ottoboni
Jason Papier
Anthony V. Perrucci ’04
Arlene Peterson
Anastasia Puusepp & Aleksei Potov
Alison & Andrew Powell
John Prindiville
Kristin & Gregory Quinlan
Grace Cheng & David Rahn ’91
Neyha & Sudhir Rajan
Rana & Joseph Rakow
Emma Ramirez & Joseph Ramirez
Tracey & James Rauen ’85
Celina & Brandon Rebboah ’09
Erika & Javier Ruiz
Daniela & Seth Silverstein ’92
Ryan D. Smith ’05
Pia Nilsson-Staab & David Staab
Gretchen & Scott Swall ’84
Lea Swenson & Rich Rozzi
Joan Taft
Lisa & Sidney Tang
Carimer Ortiz Cuevas & Alejandro Troccoli
Susan & J. Joseph Wall, Jr. ’77
Helen Wang
Willow & Mark Waterbury
Louise & Ronald Westhauser
Sarah & Brian Zacharias
Marie A. Zderic*
Marisa & Jamie Zucek
Daxton J. Zucek ’27
*denotes deceased
“Because of you I have been able to pursue my passions, meet new people, and set my sights on a future where I can give back, just as you've given to me. Thank you for believing in students like me.”
— Student, Class of ’28
2025 President’s Award Recipients BARBARA & BILL HEIL
Barbara and Bill Heil are huge San Francisco Giants fans, so to use a baseball analogy to describe their generosity, one might say this year’s recipients of the Bellarmine President’s Award have hit it out of the park.
The Heils have been significant supporters of Catholic education and of Bellarmine for decades, with their five children all having attended St. John Vianney School in San Jose, where Barbara was instrumental in the design of its kindergarten and extended care center. Their sons, Bill ’99 and Patrick ’03, are Bellarmine alumni; and their daughters, Katie, Madeleine, and Julia, are Presentation High School alumnae.
“We’re so grateful for the excellent education our two sons received, and we want to ensure that Bellarmine is accessible to the broadest range of students,” noted Barbara. “Even our three daughters benefited from the Bellarmine experience as, along with their older brothers, they were involved in Speech and Debate and Bellarmine’s Theater program and Sanguine Humors. So, they, too, spent a lot of time on the Bellarmine campus.”
During their years as Bellarmine parents, Barbara and Bill also spent a lot of time on campus. As Barbara has reflected, “Running the Speech and Debate parent group and participating in the Mothers’ Guild and Fashion Shows took up a significant portion of my eight years as a mom at Bellarmine, culminating with my chairing the Fashion Show in 2002. That was most definitely a family affair!”
The many ways the Heils have contributed to Bellarmine over the years have included financial support for tuition assistance, The Bellarmine Fund, the Mothers’ Guild Fashion Show and Golden Bell events, and major gifts to the current Capital Campaign, specifically designated for the James A. Harville ’63 Speech and Debate Hub in the new Wade Academic Center.
The Heils' philanthropic generosity goes well beyond supporting Bellarmine, as numerous organizations are benefiting from their kindness. Bill, a veteran tech executive and graduate of M.I.T. and of Harvard Business School, is a Board member of the Tech Interactive in San Jose, with which he has been involved for 30 years. He and Barbara, who received degrees in Architecture and Art History at Pennsylvania State University, are sponsoring an expansion of the Tech Challenge program in the Bay Area and Kenya (among the initiators of the Kenya program are two Bellarmine alumni, Shiven Patel ’23 and Ian Pearce ’23). Barbara and Bill journeyed to Kenya this summer where 18,000 teachers were expected to be trained. Bill also serves as a Board member at Project Invent, a national STEM education program that links middle-high school teams with community partners, allowing the students to ‘invent’ technology solutions for a partner’s real-world problem. Other not-for-profits supported by Barbara and Bill are the Monterey Bay Aquarium and the San Francisco Giants Junior Giants Program.
These organizations align with the Heils' personal and philanthropic philosophies. “My personal philosophy is that I should do all I can to leave this planet in a better place for our children and grandchildren,” noted Barbara. Bill’s philosophy is also forwardthinking. “Our generation has left many important problems unsolved (number one is the climate crisis),” he shared. “We want to help create a next generation of compassionate problem solvers equipped to anticipate future technology breakthroughs.”
In recognition of their care, compassion, and inherent goodness, and – using another baseball analogy – for the countless ways they have stepped up to the plate for the benefit of so many – locally, nationally, and globally – Bellarmine is honored to present the 2025 President’s Award to Barbara and Bill Heil.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
The success of Bellarmine’s Capital Campaign: Legacy, Innovation, Inspiration, was made possible by the support of hundreds of benefactors. We are grateful to the following donors, for their generous support of our Campaign through gifts and pledges. Donors who requested anonymity are reflected as Anonymous.
Anonymous
Gissia Abiog William & Scott Williams
Rina & Manuel Acuna
Gina & Brian Adams
Angela & Gordon Adrian, II ’86
Jeune & Michael Agostino ’86
Akshay Alaghatta ’13
Julie & Kevin Albanese ’92
Lindsey & Phillip Albanese ’04
Thomas Albanese ’64
Yeonjoo & Scott Almassy ’01
Priscilla & Daniel Amend ’92
Pam & Nicholas Anderson ’84
Kerri & Todd Antes ’84
Kathy & Mike Armistead
Esther & Patrick Arnold ’84
Sheila & Scot Asher ’83
Connie & Lawrence Atwell ’56
Atwood Family
Victoria & Peter Bailey
Susan & John Baird
Jenn & Joshua Baird ’93
Linda & William Baron ’81
Debbie & Michael Barone ’84
Bellarmine Class of ’83
Sandra Benassi
Emily & Josh Bentley ’83
Tom Biagini ’70
Sue & Frank Bisceglia ’64
Peggy & Donald Blach ’81
Robert Boguski, Jr. ’76
Gayle & Frank Boitano ’65
Nancy & Robert Boitano
Sherry Bonaccorso
Lynn & Michael Bonacorsi ’70
Sandy & James Bonato ’66
David Bondi ’83
Anne & Mark Bongi
Diane & James Bordoni
Michael Bordoni ’02
Sharya & David Bourdet ’92
Alice Boxwell
Anya & Aaron Boynton
Cathy & Augustine Bozzo ’80
Brandenburg Family Foundation
Karen & Thomas Breen ’53
Ross Bright ’51
Linda & Joseph Bronson
Camille & Jerry Brusaschetti ’57
Joshua Burroughs ’04
Ron Cali ’68
Linda & John Callan, Sr. ’65
Lisa & Marc Cappelloni ’87
Carcione Family
Claire Casey
Richard Casey ’64
Mary & Diego Certa
Evelien & Matthew Certa ’95
Teresa & Louis Chartz ’65
Fang Pei & Quanhong Che
Eric Cherniss ’00
Florence & Al Cheung
Diana & David Chui
Gail & Joseph Cirone, Jr. ’68
Theresa & Lincoln Clark
Maren & Adam Clouse
Stephen Cole ’04
Dorothy & Shazad Contractor
Trish & Gene Cook
Carol & Jonathan Corbett ’65
Trevor Corkery ’91
Wendy & William Corkery
Courtenay & Sean Corrigan/ The Corrigan-Walla Foundation
Alison & Ricardo Cortes
Therese & Toby Council
Rebecca & Stephen Craig
Crema Enterprises
E. Margaret Crisham
Pat & Dennis Cunningham ’74
Lidwine & Francisco da Silva
Jane & Raymond
Davilla, Jr. ’65
Ellen & Sean Dempsey
Mary Lou & Thomas DeNatale
Robbyn & John Denzel
Jill & Daniel Devlin ’62
Luke DiMartino ’19
J. Philip & Jennifer DiNapoli Foundation
Melinda & John B. DiNapoli
Justin DiNapoli ’20
Alana & Ken Ding
Yu Ding
Nancy & Michael Donovan ’59
Lisa & Tobin Douglas ’86
Susan* & Jeffrey Durbin ’63
Lile & Eric Ellefsen ’78
Kelly & Edward Engler ’89
Tracy & Steven Eskenazi
Christopher Fajardo ’01
Lynne Feighan
Emily Yuen & Ross Fernandes
Richard Ferry
Gary Filizetti
Linda & Marte Formico, III ’79
Mary Ellen & Michael* Fox, Sr.
Nancy & Mark Franich ’61
Marilyn & Joseph Franzia ’60
Lisa & Peter Fuqua ’87
Florina & T. L. Gallegos
Carolee Gannon
Jane & William Gary ’69
Silvana & Joseph Gentzkow ’01
Barbara & Paul Gentzkow
Mariana & Victor Giacalone ’64
Amy & Stephen Giachetti ’92
Ken Giannotti
Sue & Gary Giannini ’57
J. Terry Gidre*
Christine & John Glaspy ’71
Erin & James Goodrich
Beverly & Ron Gorshe
Paula Graham
Kate Grant
Garren Groeniger ’16
Alecia & Richard Groeniger
Sharon & Robert Grover ’65
Jericca & Xavier Gutierrez ’91
Tammy & Steve Halter ’88
Nicholas Hanz ’23
Harris Family
Bernadette & John Harney ’60
Sally & Michael Harper ’83
Kathleen Harville
Barbara & Bill Heil
Heritage Bank of Commerce
Martin Herrera
Dale Ho ’95
H. Jan Hornbeak-Lyle
Roberta & Louis*
Huntington, Jr. ’57
Sharmeen & Adnan Iqbal ’00
Julie & Clifton Jarvis
Jesuit Community of Bellarmine
Lihua & Xin Jiang
Betsy & Samuel Kais ’85
Lesley Kroupa & Christopher Kearns ’85
Tracie & Jon Kiachian
Kevin Kilty
Young W. Kim ’93
Beth & Adam Kingl ’90
Donna & Randall Kirk ’83
Elzabeth & William Kirk ’67
Jody & Richard Knauf
Carmela Kong
Sapna & Venkat Kotla
James Lacy ’70
Katie & Brent Ladd
Lynn & Roop Lakkaraju
Maria & Alfred Larrenaga
Bart Larrenaga ’93
Trish & James Lassart ’60
Mary Lavelle
Timothy Lavelle
Thomas Lawlor ’95
Brooke & Nicholas Lazzarini ’02
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Melissa & Alec Lee ’85
Ryann & Khim Lee
Cathleen & Stephen Lencioni
Karen & Thomas
Leonardini, Sr.
Laura Liccardo
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Cathie & Michael Lohr ’73
Lorry I. Lokey Estate
Fran & Robert Lowry
Carol MacCorkle
Mo & John Machado ’75
Christopher Maciel ’12
Orla MacLean
Mary Ann & John Mahoney ’64
John Malloy ’98
Julie & Joseph Mannina, Jr. ’83
Milagros & Alberto Martinez De La Torre
Zizi & Gino Massoud
Holly & Timothy McGowan ’81
Cathy & Gerard McGuire ’74
Julia & Timothy McInerny ’87
Susan & D. Steve McKean ’83
Melanie & John McKenna
McKiernan Family Foundation
Scott McKiernan ’14
Betsy & William McKiernan
R. Donald McNeil ’53*
Evan McNulty ’17
Susan & Daniel Meagher, Jr. ’68
Ellen & Matthew Medeiros
Kerrin & Rob Meinhardt ’87
Susanne & Noah Melehan ’98
Jeanette & Christopher Meyercord ’88
Keara & Ross Meyercord ’86
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Kathy & Matthew* Miholovich ’60
Lionel Milan ’05
Milias Foundation
Nancy & Shawn Milligan ’89
Moley Family Foundation
James Molnar ’08
Kim & Steven Morales ’94
Claudia & David Morton, Jr.
Jill & Kevin Moul ’01
Kathy & Peter Muller
Ripudaman & Tejinder Nahal
Daniel Nevis ’96
Haruyo* & Koichi Nishimura
Normandin Family
Monica & Oscar Ochoa
Barbara & Theodore Olson
Maria & Miles Orantia, Sr.
Penny & Anthony Ortega
Nicola Ostrum
Jennifer & Ronald Packard, Jr. ’85
Jonathan Padilla ’07
Elizabeth & Mark Page
Astrid & Thomas Page ’77
Kristin & Jeffry Paine ’73
Lydia & Emmanuel Paquiz
Linda Chin & John Parissenti ’77
Minesh Patel ’06
Niamh & Ronald Pellegrini ’72
Arlene Peterson
Margaret & Paul Petrus
Linda & Joseph Pfahnl
Mollie & Jeffrey Pine ’83
Susan & John Pinkel
Paul Porrovecchio ’73
Claudia & Gregory Pruett ’78
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Susan and Patrick Quinn ’83
Kelly & John Rainey, Jr.
Lisa & Thomas Randazzo ’69
Sanoor Arathi & Ashok Rao
Brian Ratkovich ’93
Celina & Brandon Rebboah ’09
Terry & Marc Rebboah ’77
Debbie & Michael Regalbuto
Monica & Michael Renn ’98
Ann & P. Wayne Resch
Monica & Carlos Restrepo
Sebastien Reyes ’03
Meghan & Ross Richardson ’99
Mary & Steve Riehl
Jean & James Riparbelli
Marilyn & John Ritchie
Leslie & Jason Rodriguez ’95
Irene and Mark Rodriguez ’98
Genevieve & Richard* Rolla
Gwynne & Phil Rolla ’84
Betty & Frank Rosa
Suzanne & Ben Roseberry ’87
Julie & Jay Ross ’83
Carole & John Ruffo ’70
Rong & Xiangxin Rui
Sheryl & Leo Ruth, III ’61
Carol Sabatino
Lucila Ramos-Sanchez & Hector Sanchez
Helen Sandoval
Antoinette & Ed Sarraille
Salvatore Saso ’92
Peggy & Andrew Schatzman
Hilary & Robert Schlossman ’86
Jeanette & Richard Scholz ’79
Stephanie & Byron Scordelis
Mary & Stephen Scordelis ’05
Jan & John Scripps
Diane Seadler
James Sellar ’55
Robert Selvi ’74
Kathie & Michael Sheehy
Catherine M. Sheridan*
Shireen & Michael Sheridan ’82
Josie & Stuart Shiff ’83
Alan Siegwarth ’85
Alexander Slowikowski ’05
Cheryl & Daniel Smith III /D.H. Smith Company, Inc.
Dede & Roger Smullen
John South ’59
Lyly & Mark Spencer /Spencer Corporation
Karen & Edward Spinardi, II ’79
Pam & Chadwick
Stearns, Sr. ’84
Leepei & Ramesh Subbyian
The following companies provided in-kind gifts and/or other support for the Capital Campaign:
Advanced Interiors
Best Electrical Company, Inc.
BFP Fire Prevention
Blues Roofing
Devcon Construction, Inc.
Douglas Landscape Construction, Inc.
J&J Acoustics
Jos. J. Albanese, Inc.
KDS Plumbing
One Workplace
Preston Pipelines
Deirdre Sullivan
Frank Sunseri ’63
Resa & Heinrich Sussner
Mary & Patrick Taylor
Angela & Rodney Terra, Jr. ’91
Shivani & Abhishek Tiwari
Marita Trobough
Helen & John Trollman
Akikp & Damien Troutman ’02
Amy & John Turner
Sue & John Tuttle
Wayne and Gladys
Valley Foundation
Roopa & Vibhu Veerabadrappa
Karen & William von Felten ’66
Olga & Donald*
Von Raesfeld, Sr. ’44
Kathy & John Wahl ’55
Monica & Pat Wahler ’85
Michelle & Gregory Walker ’83
Kristine & William Wall ’85
Chris & Ronald Wallace ’49
Patrick Walsh ’99
Ruth & Stephen Walsh ’56
Warmenhoven
Family Foundation
Ed Watson ’65
Paul Wattis, Jr.
Maya & Tony West ’83
Jon Wheeler
Eileen & Stephen White ’69
E.L. Wiegand Foundation
Jennifer & Thomas Wilcox ’85
Andrea & David Wilkov ’91
Kay & John Williams
Kathy & Jay Williams, Jr.
Sharon & Dan Winnike
Randall A. Wolf
Family Foundation
Alexander Y. Wong ’95
Barbra & Will Wood
Marty & Louis Zanger ’51
Christina & Edwin Zschau, Jr. ’82
Silicon Valley Mechanical
SOS Steel
West Coast ASM
West Valley Construction
Walters & Wolf
Wade Academic Center Dedication
The new Wade Academic Center on Bellarmine’s campus was dedicated the afternoon of August 20.
The ceremony, which included a blessing by Fr. Sean Carroll, Provincial of Jesuits West, was attended by more than 200 guests, many of whom were benefactors who supported the new 21-classroom facility.
Wade Academic Center is named in honor of Fr. Jerry Wade, S.J. ’55, and his late, beloved parents, Clara and Walter Wade. As Fr. Wade was unable to attend the event, remarks on his behalf were conveyed by his good friend, Fr. Dick Cobb, S.J. Chris Meyercord ’88, President of Bellarmine, also delivered remarks during the ceremony.
The event included a reception in the new Moley Family Quad, and guests toured the new 43,000-square-foot building that is home to the James A. Harville ’63 Speech and Debate Hub, the Atwood Family IT Center, the Fr. Dick Cobb, S.J., Center for Adult Spirituality, the Dean’s Office, Nurse’s Office, and Modern and Classic Languages classrooms.
PARENT GIVING
The following parents of Bellarmine students during Fiscal Year 2024-2025 have supported the school in a variety of ways, including but not limited to gifts made to The Bellarmine Fund, Direct Tuition Assistance Fund, Tuition Assistance Endowment, Capital Campaign, Mothers’ Guild Fashion Show for Tuition Assistance, and the Golden Bell Auction.
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Cathy Shin & Shige Abe ’92
Katherine & Rodrigo Aberin, II
Jennifer & Tracy Adams
Nicole Aeschleman
Buffy & Michael Afendakis
Jeune Ji & Michael Agostino ’86
Nilda Calvo & Miguel Aguayo
Ella & Larry Aguerria
Marisa Silva & Reyes Alcaraz, Jr.
Celia Castillo & Juan Alducin
Errlyn & Eduardo Aliangan, Jr.
Lauren & Nick Alongi
Alycia Saavedra-Alvernaz & David Alvernaz
Denise & Chris Ambrose
Odul & Rob Amburgey
Priscilla & Daniel Amend ’92
Merritt & Joseph Anderson
April & Jeremiah Anderson
Joy & Marvin Angeles
Aikaterini
Sakkoula-Antonopoulos & Nicholas Antonopoulos
Joan & Shan Anwar
Dorothy & Daniel Araldi ’88
Gabriela Hernandez-Lepe & Luis Arbulu
Monica Florez & Rafael Archila
Maria Armas-Pham
Sonya & Chris Arriola
Missy Anne & Froiland Ascano
Swathi Bhimavarapu & Chandra Avutu
Ana Mendoza & Jorge Ayala
Besma Elgohary & Sameh Badawy
Jennifer & Joshua Baird ’93
Erin & Aaron Baker
Archana & Mudlagiri Baleri
Haidee & David Baluta
Lisa & Matt Banks
Nicki Banucci
Salam & Shadi Baqleh
Jeanne & Oswaldo Barba
Veronica Barba & Ki Hong
Patricia Mondragon Lugo & Diego Barragan
Natasha & Ryan Barringer
Nachelle & Jason Bastianelli
Sarah & Christian Bateman
Anna & Joel Bauman
Pamela & Irwin Bautista ’96
Cristina & Marcel Becker
Surekha & Kishor Bejgam
Sandy & Robert Belshe
Lisa & Sam Benassi ’95
Kari & Tony Benassi ’91
Nanako & Greg Bennette
Candy Hamill Berenguer & Herman Berenguer, Jr.
Lani & Chris Bergevin
Amy & Brian Berliner
Michelle & Manish Bhatia
Richa Pathak & Hemant Bist
Anamitra Dutta Majumdar & Kallol Biswas
Jana & James Blastos
Anne & Mark Bongi
Erica & Jeffrey Bonham
Linda & Matt Bookman
Leilani & Mark Borer
Santina & Todd Bowers
Kathleen & Jack Boyd
Anya & Aaron Boynton
Wendy & Brian Brennan
Jodi & Ken Brennan
Laura Nakashima & Stephen Broccoli
Mary Abusief & Mark Brodeur
Jennie & Brian Brown
Kristin & Matthew Brown
Sara & Kai Brown
Dana Brody-Brown & Shannon Brown
Lana & Nafea Bshara
Petra Weinbergova & Stephen Bucher ’90
Megan & John Bucks
Katherine & Albert Buenrostro ’78
Claire & Wayne Eric Burk
Alexis & Christopher Butler
Jodi & Mark Buyyounouski
Michele & Christian Calhoun
Gina & Chris Cali
Erin & Noel Caliboso
Elaine Chang & Marc Canabou
JoAnn & Joseph Carcione, III ’85
Yanelle & Helio Carlos
Claudia & Brian Carmody
Myra & Mikael Cars
Alysia & William Caryl
Nia & John Castelly
Angela & Ralph Castro
Isilda & Francisco Castro
Shannon & Steven Catalano
Bill Catambay
Aleksandra & Nebojsa Ceprnic
Eunice & Eric Chan
Anna & Baldwin Chan
Vincy & Alexander Chan
Phoebe Chen & Chi-Tao Chang
Peishih Lin & Weiche Chang
Hsintsai Chang
Vivian Chao & Henry Chau
Araceli Rojas & Jorge Chavez
Fang Pei & Quanhong Che
Carla & Joseph Chen
Shuyi Wang & Ruguang Chen
Irina Chernyakhovskaya & Oleg Chernyakhovskiy
Namrita & Sukumar Chettiar
Sunmi & Joel Chew
Kristyn Do & Joseph Chiang
Marla Chikhani
Alissa & John Choi
Sherylen & Jonathan Choy ’97
Andrheena & Joel Chua
Fouzia Babar & Omar Chughtai
Lynae & Bulent Cinarkaya
Jolene & Jonathan Cisler
Georgette Cayabyab-Clark & Charles Clark
Heidi & James Clark
Darlene & Jeffrey Clementz
Janet & Alan Cloe
Maren & Adam Clouse
Monica & Christopher Colletti
Maria & Steve Colyvas
Aparjot & Stefano Concina
Olga Convey
Kelley & Adam Conway
Tracy & Brian Cook
Nancy & Daniel Cook
Jennifer & Daryl Correa
Claudia & Rene Correa
Courtenay & Sean Corrigan
Alison Nicoll & Ricardo Cortes
Avery & George Cortez
Nancy & Manuel Cortinas
Marisa & Christopher Cozort
Sandra & Frank Cozzitorto
Kim Hong Vo & Glenn Crafts
Maria & David Creamer
Geri Wong & Patrick Curci
Ying Qiao Ji & Robert Curlee
Michele Haddad & Scott Curtiss
Leticia & Thomas Cvietkovich ’98
Magda & Jud Dagnall
Gina & Jonathan D’Amico ’89
Joyce & Steven Damozonio ’86
Toni & Dan Danna
Julie Davis
Minh-Trang & Felix Davis, IV
Kimberley & James Davis
Karolien Dekens & Steven De Buyst
Caron & Eric De Wild
Amy & Aaron Dehart
Dorota & Sean Deivert
Gregory & Tracy Del Carlo
Lynn & Nicolas Dellaporta
Rachel & William Delucchi
Ellen & Sean Dempsey
Caroline & Conall Dempsey
Veronica & R Michael Dennison
Vindhya Hindnavis & Samir Deshpande
Sheila Villadelgado & Joe Devera
Rajni Huria & Namit Dhameja
Teodora Gouneva & Roman Dimitrov
Alana & Ken Ding
Lina & Lucius Diphillips
Madeleine & Michael Disanto
Jin Gao & Minh Do
Jennifer & Jeff Doane
Irma & Bryan Dombrowsky
Alison & Brian Donahue
Jennifer & James Doran
Liz & Minh Du
Natalia Kisseleva & Michael Dueweke
Lisa & Walt Duflock
Cynthia & Matthew Duncan
Jonna & Michale Dunne, Jr.
Laura & Francisco Duran ’88
Ann & Don Elliott
Madhavi & Pranoop
Kumar Erasani
Tracy & Steven Eskenazi
Martha & Marcelo Espiritu, Jr.
Wenfang Huang & Armando Espitia ’92
Cassandra & Jerome Facione
Allison & Benjamin Fargo ’95
Leslie & Valentino
Felipe, II ’90
Emily Yuen & Ross Fernandes
Maria Munoz Aguirre & David Fernandez Vinuales
Jane & Curtis Findley
Christine & Brian Fitzpatrick
Colleen Fleming & Mark Fleming
Christy & Dennis Flores
Michele & Terence Fox
Anne Fox
Michelle & Eric Francis
Michelle Churchill & Michael Franks
James Freedman Aponte
Rachel & Matthew Freeman ’93
Lisa & Peter Fuqua ’87
Yvonne & Robert Gagliasso ’85
Anjaly Joseph & Debasish Garai
Simona Corrado-Garcia & Antonio Garcia
Audrey & Joseph Garcia
Susan Garcia
Silvia Garcia & Victor
Garcia Aguilera
Antonieta & John Gasiorowski
Nastaran Baradaran & Gunnar Gaubatz
Vicki & Thomas Gemetti
Holly & Christian Gentle
Angela & Dominic Giacalone ’90
Aislin & Tim Gibson
Leticia Ambriz & Glen Gifford
Jennifer & Andrew Giorgianni ’95
Aarti Mittal & Nipun Girotra
Nohemy Revilla & Reinaldo Giudici
Erin & Jeffrey Glanville
Marisa & Gurmeet Goindi
Angela & Russell Goldin
Kathryn & Lloyd Gomes
Cristina & Andres
Gonzalez, III ’96
Erin & James Goodrich
Manika & Deepak Goyal
Dr. Bradley Greene
Myoungock Gil & Hyunchul Gu
Teresita Guerrero & Nau Guerrero Herrera
Maria Tsotros Guilloteau & Pierre Guilloteau
Shirley Shan & Bill Guo
Xiaochen Jing & Kuo Guo
Ana & Greg Gutierrez
Tina & Karl Hamberger
Marshella & Julian Hamill ’93
Erin & John Hammer
Humaira Mahi & Nirmal Hasan
Felissa & Paul Hay
Ping Luo & Rihui He
Charles Heinz, Jr.
Maria Romelynn Polo & Edwig Hendradi
Ann & Kenny Herbas
Lisa Koza & Garrett Herbert
Lisa & James Herbold
Fabiana Hernandez-Alvarado
Jennifer Lockhart-Hicks
& Jonathan Hicks
Aya Kamaya & Yuji Higaki
Caroline Sung & Billy Ho ’92
Quynh Mac & Harry Ho
Nina Hong & John Hong
Jennifer & Rubaiyat
Hossain ’91
Lim & Augustus Hsu ’90
Ana & Jeffrey Hu
Jolene Chou & John Huang
Yu Shan & Huan Huang
Dawei Huang
Elizabeth Velazquez & Jose Huchim
Marianne & Mark Hudkins
Tina & Robert Hulse
Betsy Hung
Stefana & A.J. Hunyady
Deanna Kwong & Hoan Michael Huynh
Hyungah Jo & Sungjun Im
Priya Varghese & Jacob Isaac
Oksana & Mahmud Ischanov
Catherine Borillo & Stuart Ishida
Mayu Ishii
Vasanthi & Raju Iyer
Mariam Sadaka & Wissam Jabre
Kalei Kelly & Jesse Jack
Nazneen Jeewakhan & Girish Jagtiani
Pooja Goel & Vishal Jain
Nandini Shah & Maneesh Jain
Seema & Dilip Jain
Schayne & Razzak Jallow ’99
Laurie & Mike Jaquez
Rebecca & Brett Jennings
Lisa & Brent Jensen
Mariela Borbon Arce & Antonio Jimenez Esquivel
Natalia & Tom Johnson
Christine Johnston
Carolyn & William Johnstone, III
Swapna Mahendrakar & Jithendranath Joijoide
Shannon & Michael Jones
Mary Hyginus-Joseph & Kazimieras Joseph ’88
Lafia Sebastian & Sibi Joseph
Aimee & Kurtis Kalivoda
Stacey & Raymond Kalynij
Nancy & Hyung Kang
Reena Shah & Amit Kashyap
Kathryn & Jonathan Kaye
Amada Torres & Matthew Kazmierczak ’89
Britt & Christian Keith
Nicole & Brian Kelly ’94
Kristan & Christopher Kelly
Tuyen & Jeffrey Kemp
David Kennedy
Roxanna & Dariush Keyani
Syeda Badar & Fayez Khan
Ashna & Rahul Khurana ’94
Stephanie Killgore
Yijin & Kihwan Kim
Kirsten & David King
Donna & Randall Kirk ’83
Radhika P C & Nanda Kishore
Polly & Gael Knight
Ann Miura-Ko & Albert Ko
Olga Shpilevskaya & Igor Kobzar
Christina & Peter Kolotouros
Srilatha Attaluri & Satyadeva Konduru
Vani & Shyam Kota
Lakshmi Mohan & Karthik Kothandaraman
Sapna & Venkat Kotla
Swati Sinha & Sushant Kumar
Preeti & Amit Kumta
Tinglan & Shawn-Lin Kung
Eva Zhang & Larry Lai
Michelle & Christopher Laine
Louise Tsoi & Wilfred Lam
Dana & Brian Lanier ’86
Katrina & Scott Lantz
Kathleen & Augustine Lapiz
Melinda & Adam Laponis
Aileen & Keith Larson ’90
Elizabeth & Mark Lasher
Jean & Thomas Lattie ’93
Mary & Dennis Laughlin
Cheryl & Kevin Lavery
Laura & Kurt Leafstrand
Anne Leclair
Hyokyung Nam & Hyunseok Lee
Naewon Shon & Hojoon Lee
PARENT GIVING cont’d.
Ayn Shin & Seungjae Lee
Brandy & James Lee
Li Ma & Ming Lei
Yi Zhang & Ke Li
Xi Yang & Lin Li
Jing & Jiancang Li
Minhui Liu & Zhihong Li
Claire & Derek Liau
Sumi Kim & Do Hwan Lim
Di Zhang & Yizhou Lin
Maureen Tedesco & Michael Livingston ’95
Maria & Horacio Lleverino
Lola Oyzboyd & Han Lo
Annalisa & Ryan Loar
Jennifer & Steven Logan
Jennifer Logan
Lisa-Marie & Michael Lonich ’73
Maricela Prado & Jose Lopez
Angelica Frias-Lopez & Thomas Lopez
Alejandra Jimenez & Alejandro Lopez Garcia
Xiaoling Li & Huajun Lu
Weimin Wang & Runxiang Lu
Lupe & Louis Lucero
Jennifer Lloyd & Joseph Lutsky
Huong Le & Thanh Luu
Natalie & Doug Lyle
Elizabeth Williams-MacArt & Jonathan MacArt ’88
Kimberly & Adam Mace ’97
Svea & Marc Maciej
Mary & Justin Madsen
Amy Martin & Michael Maffeo
Rhonda & Vinod Mahendroo
Feng Xie & David Mai
Kristen & Michael Maier
Ngoc & William Mains
Shikha Verma & Ranjeeth
Malachira Devaiah
Susan & Piyush Mangalick ’88
Erin & Russell Mannas
Rossitza Popova & Ivo Manolov
Patricia Ting & Edoardo Maragliano
Lour Gerlyn & Oscar Marcos
Maria Ruta & Roberto Mari
Meredith & Jason Martin
Suzanna Martinez
Cecilia Gallegos Shibya & Gerardo Martinez Cons
Milagros Camino Martinez & Alberto Martinez
De La Torre
Ginger & Pasquale Martire
Zizi & Gino Massoud
Malavika & Brian Masuda ’88
Stacey Matarangas
Christine & Thomas McCabe
Christine & Bryan McCanna
Tomoko & Richard McDonnell, Jr.
Elizabeth & Anthony McKenzie ’86
Jennifer & Michael McLane
Debra & Bryan McLaughlin
Antonia & Patrick McMahon ’86
Siobhan & Christopher McNamara
Darcie & Thomas McNeil ’91
Rubenilda Vidallon & Nelson Medina
Iris & Sebastian Mejias ’96
Margaret Lapiz & Peter Melczer
Edna D’Souza & Kevin Menezes
Iris Colon & Paul Meyer
Margaret & Sergio Michel
Stefania & Kenneth Miller
Elisa Schweizer & Shai Miller
Anne & Steve Milligan
Stacey Milligan
Anita & Alwyn Miranda
Chandana Chowdhury & Amitabh Mitra
Christina & Kenneth Mobeck ’88
Justine & Craig Mobeck ’91
Cecile & Alfonso Monfort
Leslie & Dion Monstavicius
Lisa Backus & Anthony Montefusco, IV
Sabine & Nick Mooney
Jennine & Duffy Moran ’94
Vienna Moran
Jennifer & Chad Morgan
Stephanie & Kevin Morris
Claudia & David Morton, Jr.
Vickie & Greg Mrva
Nalini Ananthamurthy & Raghupathi Murthy
Sreelatha & Satish Musukula
Ripudaman & Tejinder Nahal
Rasha & Luai Nassar
Angela Hong & Tom Ng
Michelle Nguyen
Patty Ho & Thao Nguyen
Lien-Chau & Vinh Nguyen
Hien & Binh Nguyen
Gina & Phuong Nguyen
Ann Vu-Nguyen & Minh Nguyen
Jessica & Ramy Nijmeh, Sr.
Aarthi & Shailesh Niranjan
Karen & Mark Noller ’89
Michele & Dj Novotney
Rachel & Armando Nunez
James Obot
Monica & Oscar Ochoa
Usha Andra & Murat Okyar
Cynthia & Ramon Olavarria
Heather & Patrick O’Leary
Barbara & J. Scott Olsen ’88
Randa Awad & Alex Orozco
Brenda & Patrick Osborne
Kerri & Michael O’Shea
Nicola Ostrum
Ann Paul & Rahul Pal
Jennifer & Tuan Palmer
Carrie Pan
Chandra Chezhian & Prasad Panchalan
Rachna & Vijoy Pandey
Lilia & Roland Panton
Kumuthini Ratnasingham & Sri-Kumera Parameswaran
Jane & Pilsang Park
Suzan Situmorang & Boniface Pasaribu
Sheila & James Pascoe ’90
Simi & Jay Patel ’95
Heather & Manuel Paunet
Angie & Donald Paxton, III
Niamh & Ronald Pellegrini ’72
Nichole & Jason Pera ’99
Natalia Belova & Konstantin Perevoztchikov
Imelda Nunez & Manuel Perez
Jasmin & Richard Perkins
Jenny & John Perrott
Jennifer & Greg Pershall
Jennifer & Sean Peters
Kristen & Ben Petty
Rajkumari & Sameer Phadke
Veronica & Trung Pham
Anastasia Puusepp & Aleksei Potov
Andrea & David Powell
Jae Wu & Jeff Powell
Natalie & Jeffrey Provenzano ’94
Yingying Lu & Weiqiang Qian
Kim Phung & Dai Quach
Sylvia Luong & Dat Quach
Ming Jin & Qiyuan Quan
Jacqueline & John Quinn ’96
Joy & Anthony Quiroz
Grace Cheng & David Rahn ’91
Kelli & Brett Rahn
Anuradha & Sameer Rahurkar
Neyha & Sudhir Rajan
Ashish Yadav & Manish Rajpal
Rana & Joseph Rakow
Aparna Krishnan & Krishnan Ramanathan
Emma Ramirez & Joseph Ramirez
Shawn Rao
Almas & Baber Raza
Nicole & Ray Razavi
Audrey Alvear Baez & Jacob Refstrup
Martha & Angel Refugio
Nicole & Edward Reginelli
Laurie & Zachary Reid ’88
Lupita Garcia-Reilley & James Reilley
Laura & Patrick Reilly, Jr.
Monica & Michael Renn ’98
PARENT GIVING
Monica De La Torre & Carlos Restrepo
Bertha & Roland Reyes
Ann & Jeff Ricci
Monika & Michael Rich
Kelli & Brian Riparbelli ’95
Joanna Whitley & Nader Rizvi
Misa & Tareq Rohana
Lilian & Matthew Romo
Francesca & Robert Rozbicki
Victoriya Rufanova & Roman Rufanov
Rong Gu & Xiangxin Rui
Nora & Salvador Ruiz
Erika & Javier Ruiz
Melissa Viera Ruiz & Richard Ruiz
Bronwyn & Salvatore Saglimbeni ’86
Mary Darby & Jeffrey Sanchez ’92
Isabel Molina & Robert Sandoval
Breda Murphy & Allen Sansano
Cristina & Christopher Santistevan
Shayne & Michael Santos
Gretchen & William Saso ’96
Christine Zygnerski & Allan Schaffer
Laurina & Mark Schmuck
Pearl & Brennan Scott
Elizabeth & Pavle Sedic
Sonia & Joel Segovia
Andrea Sehestedt & Greg Sehestedt
Reenal Mahajan & Prakaash Selvaraj
Mary & Robert Serna, Jr.
Laura Martinez Serrania & Michael Serrania ’97
Dhara & Jigar Shah
Li Chen & Hao Shang
Mamta & Ravindra Sharma
Soin & Eric Shedlosky
Tatiana Kukharenko & Vladimir Sheyda
Wanwen Hung & Guang-Ting Shih
Anne & Chris Silva
Daniela & Seth Silverstein ’92
Erin & Mosby Simmons, IV
Sandhya & Pawan Singh
Ashmeet Kaur & Mandeep Singh
Leslie & David Smearden ’84
Sandra & Jonathan Smith
Amanda & Keyston Smith
Suzanne & Timothy Smith
Heather & Michael Smith
Daneen & Brad Smith
Laura & Adam Smith ’84
Eunmi Shin & Charles Son
Maria Catalina & Shobhit Sonakiya
Rong Zhang & Rong Song
Andrea & Kenneth Sotelo
Mariana Romero & Jaime Soto
Melissa & Monte Souza
Trisha & Damon Sparacino
Hilary & Todd Spartz
Lakshmi Ramakrishnan & Venkat Sridharan
Lindo St. Angel
Pia Nilsson-Staab & David Staab
Victorine & Anthony Stanislaus
Jessica & Richard Steele, II
Kristine & Neal Sterchi
Tim Stone
Sheila & Kevin Stout
Nora Campos & Neil Struthers
Song Nguyen & Timothy Su
Ornella Indonie & Gustavo Suarez
Cindy Duquette & Royce Suba ’88
Leepei Ho & Ramesh Subbyian
Lenny Ng & Pojen Suhendra
Grace & Glenn Sumabat
Amy & Gaurav Suri
Ariel & Thomas Sutton
Gretchen & Scott Swall ’84
Sherri & Robert Sweeney
Jocelyn & Mark Swendsen
Lea Swenson & Rich Rozzi
Beatriz Sebastian & Michel Szarindar
Tammy & Gary Szilagyi
Simon Tan
Lisa & Sidney Tang
Becky & Ken Tanner
Angela & Rodney Terra, Jr. ’91
Monica & David Terrazas
Shilpa & Pankaj Thakkar
Shweta & Abhijat Thakur
Benzila Rappai & Roshan Thomas
Heather & Gary Thomas
Andreea & Robert Thyne
Darlene & Greg Tietgens
Shivani Pathak & Abhishek Tiwari
Margery & Stephen Tonna ’97
Elizabeth Drew & Ricardo Torres
Jai & Brandon Toy
Sharon & Alan Tracey
Virginia & Nicholas Trakul
Sharon Ngo Tran & Khai Tran
Theresa & Juan Trejo
Alice & Paul Trieu
Michel Benin & Eunico Trinidad
Carimer Ortiz Cuevas & Alejandro Troccoli
Monica Gomez Trujillo & Damian Trujillo
Elizabeth & James Truman
Ming-Hau Tung ’92
Jennifer & Daniel Turner ’94
Maria Rowena & Christopher Turqueza
Alejandra & George Ulloa
Tanya Agredano & Alesana Ulu
Arlene & Paul Vaccaro
Sweta & Pradeep Vaghela
Mary Kotturan & Ravi Valiyaveettil
Tiffany & Roger Van Alst
Yang Wang & Paul Van Der Kouwe
Cintia Diaz-Van Sambeek & Joseph Van Sambeek ’88
Lindsay & Dustin
Vaughn-Luma ’94
Martha & Antonelli Vida
Katharine & James Vieceli, III
Elena Klintsova & Onar Vikingstad
Dawn Delarosa & James Vollmer, Jr.
Jennifer & Matt Von Der Ahe
Marylee & Scott Von Ploennies
Helen Wang
Karen & Dustin Warford
Willow & Mark Waterbury
Charlene & James Watson
Kellie & Matthew Watts
Candice & James Weaver, Sr.
Denise & Roderick Webb
Lisa & Randall Weber ’96
Kelli & Daniel Welch
Elizabeth & Edmund Wells, Jr.
Liz & Jeremy Werner
Carrie & Chris Whitaker
Lisa & John Whitworth
Megan & John Willard
Jayne & Tim Willey
Rebecca & Kirk Williams
Amber & Scott Wilson ’96
Aekyong & Jeremy Wise
Caroline & Ryan Woods
Maria Saner & Eloy Wouters
Lingling Zhang & Young Xie
Zhihua Li & Bo Xie
Zining Wang & Ying Xu
Shani & Reid Yamamoto
Ann & George Yang ’87
Dana & Russell Yeats
Taline & Arra Yerganian
Yoon Shin & Dongwon Yoo
Roohina Diwan & Ahmed Zaafran
Sarah & Brian Zacharias
Kelly & Gavin Zawalski
Feiqi Su & Liangjun Zhang
Nan Ke & Shi Zhao
Christina & Edwin
Zschau, Jr. ’82
Marisa & Jamie Zucek
PARENTS OF ALUMNI GIVING
We are grateful for the many parents of alumni who recognize the positive impact a Bellarmine education has had on their son(s). Those who contributed during Fiscal Year 2024-2025 are acknowledged below.
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Anthony A. Abiog ’73
Gissia & Scott Williams
Susan & Giulio Accornero ’62
Shizuko & Wayne Adachi
Gina & Brian Adams
Angela & Mike Agah
Catherine & Louis Agelson
Efigenia & Miguel Aguilar
Janice & Ed Ajlouny
Karen & Richard Ajluni ’77
Julie & Kevin Albanese ’92
Carlota & Catalino Alfelor, Jr.
Erin & Christopher Aliaga
Julia & Thomas Alloggiamento
Mary & Stephen Almassy
Katherine & Marlon Alvarado ’90
Malinda & James Alves ’68
Jennifer & Eric Amdursky
Carolyn & David Anderson
Mary Beth & Jeffrey Anderson
Lisa & Steven Anderson ’74
Louanna & Keith Angelo
Kerri & Todd Antes ’84
Julie & James Apffel, Jr.
Fe L. Araullo
Frances & Keith Archer
Roberta & Robert Archibald
Jacquelyn & Paul Ardanuy, Sr.
Kathy & Mike Armistead
Paige & Steven Atlass
Pamela & Stanford Atwood
Catherine & George Azevedo
Cathie & Al Bacosa
Angelique & Robert
Badagliacco ’89
Cynthia & Clifford Bailey
Susan & John Baird
Louise Diepenbrock Baker & Gregory Baker
Phebe & Arnold Banares
Janet & John Barman
Linda & William Baron ’81
Barbara & Frank Barone
Tisha & Jude Barry ’80
Conny & Terry Barton
Lanae & Ronald Bays
Deborah & Kevin Bedolla ’69
Kathleen & Kenneth Beerbohm
Leslie & Philip Bejar
Sandra Benassi
Diana & Jeff Bentz
Grace & Paul Biagini ’73
Sarah Westfall & Thomas Biedka
Arlene & William Bing
Susan & Frank Bisceglia ’64
Marie & Stephen Blankley ’80
Kara & Richard Blazier
Gretchen Werner & Mark Block ’71
Angela & William Blosen
Mona-Lisa & David Blouin
Susan & Mark Boennighausen
Miriam & Richard Bogart
Lucy McProud & Robert Bogdanoff
Marie & Steven Boitano ’73
Sherry J. Bonaccorso
Lynn & Michael Bonacorsi ’70
Sarah & Griffin Bonini
Diane & James Bordoni
Angele & Silvio Borello
Joan B. Bose
Carol Attanasio & Henry Bose, Jr. ’79
Patricia & Anthony Boskovich ’70
Edith Kuhlmann & Kirk Bowman
Genevieve & Matthew Boxberger
Alice Boxwell
Jennifer & Charles Boynton
Cathleen & Augustine Bozzo ’80
Shannon & Michael Brannan
Laura & Albert Breiten, Jr.
Denise & Dennis Bridgeman
Cynthia Gaertner-Bridges & Bruce Bridges
Linda & John Britton ’76
Kathryn Brown
Jeanette M. Browne
Rupa & Ravi Budhia
Janine & Richard Buellesbach
Mary & Sergio Buendia
Cheryl Macaraeg & Robert Burd
Rowena Burg
Nanette & Thomas Burke ’69
Donna & Scott Busse
Debbie Bylina
Ria & Gary Byrne
Randall & Michael Cady, Sr.
Hannah R. Cahalan
Jennifer & John Callan, Jr. ’89
Linda & John Callan, Sr. ’65
Barbara & Kenneth Campbell
Sandra & Richard Capano
Lisa & Marc Cappelloni ’87
Marilyn Caragher
Wendy & Ronald Caragher ’85
Nolwenn & Peter Carcione, Jr.
Barbara & Eli Cardenas, Jr.
Susan & William Carter
Anne & James Cashman
Elvira & Anthony Casim
Jean & Gary Cassetta
Elizabeth & James Castignani
Eve & J. Wes Castles
Jane & Tandy Centers
Mary & Diego Certa
Sally Chan
Kui & Joseph Chang
Hildy & J. Michael Chaple
Sophy & John Chen
Florence & Al Cheung
Suzette & Martin Chiechi ’72
Maria & Wilton Chin
Christy & Steven Choate
Van Tran & Vincent Choi
Syeda R. Begum & Mustafiz Choudhury
Lisa & Brian Christensen
Gail & Joseph Cirone, Jr. ’68
Theresa & Lincoln Clark
Rosemarie & Daniel Clarke
Millie & Thomas Clarke
Kristen & George Clause ’71
Deborah Ledesma & Michael Clem
Shelli Bodnar & David Cohen
Angela & G. Marcus Cole, Jr.
Daniel F. Collins ’65
Susan & Robert Comartin
Jeri & John Connelly
Sandra & Richard Conniff
Mary & Joseph Connolly
Eileen & Michael Consiglio
Trish & Gene Cook
Julia Cooper
Susan Patrick & Kathleen Cordova
Wendy & William Corkery
Janet & John Corrigan
Alicia & Darrell Cortez
Therese & Thomas Council
Rachel & Dawson
Crawford ’85
Jane & Randy Creech
Gerry & Alfio Crema ’54
Rhonda Nourse & Patrick Crema ’88
Gina Cresci
Michele & C. Greg Culberson
Patricia & John Culhane
Teri & Michael Cunniff
Gary C. Cunningham
Patricia & Dennis
Cunningham ’74
Deborah & Gregor Cuzner
Marlene & James D’Amico ’59
Jasmina Topalovic & Vojin Damjanac
F. Robert Dando
Diane & Theodore Danen
Mary & Angelo Danna ’66
Delise & Michael Davis
Judy & Nathan Deaton
Dennis Deehan
Kristen Del Biaggio Heffernan & Michael Heffernan
Susan R. Del Rosario
Sandra Delvin
Deborah & Bruce Dembecki
Maria & William Dempsey
Mary Lou & Thomas DeNatale
Robbyn & John Denzel
Nancy & Frank DeRose ’71
Kristen Dickens
Ricci Dilag
Lisa Henriksen & Michael DiMartino
Pier & Thomas Dinan, Jr.
Melinda & John DiNapoli
Gretchen & F. Matthew DiNapoli
Carrie & Donald DiTullio ’69
Maria & Oscar Dominguez
Mari & Mark Donnelly
Lisa & Tobin Douglas ’86
Maria & James Dover
Stephanie & Thomas Downey
Joan & William Dunn
Kathie & James Dunnam
Judy & David Dutton
Barbara & Ford Ellis
Kelly & Edward Engler ’89
Nancy Erba
Ruth & Alejandro Esteverena ’86
Carla & Pietro Fagnini
Rita Chen & Colin Fan
Kathy & Frank Fanger
Taraneh Maghame & Michael Farrokhi
Katie Scanlon & Edmond Felix
Carolyn & Alfred* Ferrari ’46
Robin & Gerald Ferrari ’66
Joan & Stephen Ferrari ’75
Mary Ann & Michael Fiamingo ’68
Carol & Michael Filice, Sr.
Lorena Sanchez Castaneda & Daniel Filip
Cheri & Alan Fischbach
Cindy & Gregory Fischer ’67
Anthony R. Fisher
Deirdre Fleming
Linda & Robert Fodor
Kathleen & Luis Folan ’91
Franklyn D. Foley ’66
Connie & Douglas Foley ’69
April Lovvorn & Donald Foster
Virginia & Timothy Fox ’90
Chleora & Johann Franco
Nancy & Mark Franich ’61
Mary Pat & Douglas Fredrick ’78
Marilyn & Glenn Frizzell ’56
Deborah & John Fumia, Jr. ’81
Shante & Joshua Galbraith
Hon. Catherine A. Gallagher
Florina & T. Gallegos
Laurel Galli
Mary & Richard Gallivan
Maria & Joseph Gallo ’58
Christine Galloni
Anne & Donald Gambelin
Sandra & John Ganino
Carolee Gannon
Irene & Martin Garcia
Melanie & Robert Gaudinez
Monica & Robert Gentry
The Gentzkow Family
Mariana & Victor Giacalone ’64
Marcia & Ernest Giachetti
Denise & George Giacomini, Jr.
Susan & Gary Giannini ’57
Edith & Michael Giansiracusa
Mary & Mark Gilles ’75
Christina & Daniel Gluhaich
Shannon Hare & Stephen Gomez
Esther R. Gonzaga
Beverly & Ronald Gorshe
Angira Goswami
Dawn Maxon & Anthony Grabowski
Kate Grant
Alecia & Richard Groeniger
Sharon & Robert Grover ’65
Eileen & William Grubb
Sandy & Matt Gruwell
Virginia & Joseph Guerra ’55
Celeste & Nicholas Guerrero
Diana & Paul Gunsky
Joseph Guttadauro ’80
Kathleen & Michael Gutto ’72
Nusheen Zarnegar & Harris Hall
Sylvia Rodriguez & Robert Halupka, Jr.
Kimberley & Anthony Hamann, Jr. ’65
Mary & Charles Hammers, Jr.
Courtney & Shawn Hammett ’91
Patricia C. Hammett
Judy Ann & Eric Harabaglia
Carolyn & Kasey Harnish
Mary Lou Harris
Virginia & Jonathan Harvey
Patricia & Thomas Hastings ’56
Lisa & Steven Hausle
Elizabethe & Michael Heagerty ’85
The Healy Family
Rosemarie Healy
Marie Hebeler
Barbara & William Heil, Jr.
Beatrice & Walter Heintz ’45
Mary & Thomas Helmers
Wendy & Timothy Herby
Joanna & Christopher Hersey ’89
Lusiana & Willy Hertanu
Mitchell A. Herzog ’72
Lisa & Joseph Hickman
Michelle & Joseph Higgins
Pauline Phan & Khoa Hoang
Marjorie & George
Honore, III ’57
Eileen E. Horgan
H. Jan Hornbeak-Lyle
Claudia & Jeffery Horton
Irene & Kenneth Howell, III
Huiju Kuo & Tezen Hsiao
Shannon Wu & Chih Neng Hu
Julie & Michael Hughes
Diane & Henry Imwalle ’56
Laurie & William Inserra, Sr. ’80
Asiya & Shahid Iqbal
Katherine & Winston Jaeb
Neena & Niraj Jain
Dovhilyn Santiago & Nilo Jingco
Mariam & Jay Johnson
Cecilie & Robert Johnson
Mala Barthelom & Barthelom Joseph
Terry & Brian Juri
Leah & David Kaltsas
Lori & Robert Katcher
Nadine Nader Kayali & Juneyt Kayali
Cynthia Keene
Alyce P. Kelley
Michelle & Kevin Kelly ’85
Wendy & James Kennedy
Guillermina Tiscareno-Kennedy & Stephen Kennedy
Andrea & Mark Kenter ’72
Uzma & Yousuf Khan
Tracie & Jon Kiachian
Eugenie & Kenny Kim
Hye Jung Choi & Kyuh Kim
Sunhwa Park & Hyojun Kim
Paramie & David Kim
Sondra Kirwan
Nandini Tandon & Zoltan Kiss
Robyn & Mark Klitgaard
Sharine & Christopher Klostermann
Jody & Richard Knauf
Jacqueline & Robert Kolek
Allyson & James Kovaleski
Peter R. Kramer ’57
Colette & David Kress, Sr.
Emilie & Jeffrey Kriech
Barathy & Senthil Krishnapillai
Kathryn & Brent Ladd
Lynn & Roop Lakkaraju
Beverly & David Lambert ’75
Mary & Tharan Lanier ’59
Maria & Alfred Larrenaga
Patricia & Robert Lauridsen
Lisa & Alex Laymon ’82
Maria & Stephen Leaf
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Claire Leclair
Karen & Thomas Leonardini, Sr.
Stacey King & Barry Lepore
Cecilia & Michael Lewis
Edward A. Lewis, Jr. ’71
Sut Ian Leong & Pen Li
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Laura Liccardo
Kathy & Eric Lindblom ’90
Inna & Boris Litinsky
Claire & Joseph Logan
Karen Logan
Betty & Ronald Lohbeck ’61
Catherine & Michael Lohr ’73
Jeanette & Nicholas Long
Maureen & Joseph Longwello
Veronica Ojeda & Carlos Lopez
Kim & Stephen Loquaci
Jill & Andrew Lore
Frances & Robert Lowry
Helena Cipres-Palacin & Douglas Lynberg
Mark F. Lyons
Carol A. MacCorkle
Shirley & Richard Mace
Elizabeth & Joell Macias
Terry & Wendy Macias
Geraldine Martinez-Magarelli & Marco Magarelli
Ellen & Robert Maguire ’79
Carissa & Craig Mahonchak
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Kathryn & Massimilano Mancini ’84
Thomas J. Marcel ’81
Marla & Douglas Marshall
Jill & Richard Martig ’80
Patricia & Charles Martin
Nancy & Gregory Martin ’56
Thomas M. Mazolewski ’74
Michele & Kevin McCarthy
Kerry & Philip McCarty
Michelle & Daniel McCauley
Joey & Brian McDonald ’89
Carmen & Charles McHugh
Melanie & John McKenna
Daria Walsh & Bruce McNamara
PARENTS OF ALUMNI GIVING
Sandra & Daniel McSweeney ’84
Alice & Anthony Medeiros ’80
Mary Claire & Paul Meijer
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt ’87
Celeste Melehan
Patricia & James Melehan ’69
Mary & Scott Mendes
Grace & Gary Meregillano
Natalie & Roel Meregillano
Jeanette & Christopher Meyercord ’88
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Susan & James Mikacich
Amy & Mark Milani
Leslie & Eric Miller ’73
Terri & James Miller ’66
Elaine & George Miram
Carol & Evaldo Miranda, Jr.
Tina & Paul Mitiguy
Cynthia & Jerome Mix
Diane Mobeck
Kimberly & Steven Morales ’94
Angela & John Moran
Charlene & Marshall Moran, Jr. ’68
Christina & Chris Morello
Kate & Stephen Morey ’67
Sherri & Joe Morfin
Patricia & Steven Morgan ’84
Kristen & Joseph Moriarty
Joanne & Michael Moul
Pauline & Bradley Mountz
Yvonne & Aristides Moustakas ’83
Sally & Andrew Mrizek
Jinghui Mu
Katherine & Gerald Mugnolo
Elizabeth & Daniel Muller ’89
Kathleen & Peter Muller
Anna & Hugh Mullin, III ’60
Andrea Katz & Jason Musicer
John D. Muzzio
Maria & David Nash
Debra & Loyd Nesbitt
Meredith & Matt Newton
My Hanh Bui & Vinh Nguyen
Juanita & Frank Nobriga ’54
Lisa & Paul Normandin ’85
Stephanie & William Noryko
Isaura Nunez
Virginia & Robert Nurisso
Marie O’Flaherty
Jeanette & Brendan O’Flaherty ’81
Linda & Kenneth Okenquist
Zena & Eric Olsen
Barbara & Theodore Olson
Carol & Conor O’Mahony
Maria & Miles Orantia, Sr.
Sonia & James Orman
Penny & Anthony Ortega
Jocelyn & Michael Osier
Jennifer & Ronald Packard, Jr. ’85
Adoralida Padilla
Elizabeth & Mark Page
Nirupama Vaidyanathan & Prabhu Palani
Therese & Phil Papenfuss
Lydia & Emmanuel Paquiz
Linda Chin & John Parissenti ’77
Shally Shim & Sung-Jin Park
Cynthia & James Parks
Julie & Daniel Passalacqua ’69
Paresha & Vikash Patel ’88
Lisa & Brian Pauken
Marnie & John Pearl ’84
Eugenia Pearman
Lea & Michael Pence
Stacy Kurisu & Anthony Perez
Radhika & Gopakumar Periyadan
Christine & Steve Perry
Janet Perucca-Kleinhofer
Cathleen & Mark Petersen
Arlene Peterson
Margaret & Paul Petrus
Judy & Michael Pfaff ’75
Linda & Joseph Pfahnl
Margarethe Pfeffer
Linda & William Pfeiffer ’70
Margaret & Anthony Pinelli
Rowena & Jaime Pingol
Susan & John Pinheiro ’81
Dianna & Daniel Pisano, Jr. ’62
Dee Dee & Don Pluth
Veronica & Jeffrey Polini ’73
Michael U. Ponce ’90
Victoria & Michael Pope
Rochelle & Gibran Popyon, Sr. ’98
Lucia & Dodd Portman
Alison & Andrew Powell
Dianne* & John Prindiville
Stephanie Procker
Carol & James Provenzano
Allison & Ryan Pruitt
Maria Quillard & Richard Quattrini
Kristin & Gregory Quinlan
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Sandy & George Quinn, Jr. ’65
Teri & Keith Raffel
Kelly & John Rainey, Jr.
Libbie & William Rainey, III
Lisa & Thomas Randazzo ’69
Heather & James Randol
Tracey & James Rauen ’85
Dorine & Michael Ravizza ’65
Norman M.J. Ravizza ’63
Deborah & Michael Regalbuto
Marilyn & Robert Reid
Timo & Susan Repo
Annabelle & P. Wayne Resch
Linda Rice
Jan Richards
Katherine & Stephen Ricossa, Sr.
Marcia & Chris Riedel
Pietrina M. Riolo
Jean & James Riparbelli
Marilyn & John Ritchie
Allison & Jeff Rix
Patricia Robison
Michael Roden
Agnes & Steve Roey
Julia & Jeffrey Rogers
Julie & Joseph Rogers, II
Gwynne & Phillip Rolla ’84
Genevieve Rolla
Miriam & Rafael Romo
Betty & Frank Rosa
Cynthia Wong Rosas & Efren Rosas
Suzanne & Ben Roseberry ’87
Ardis & Walt Roseberry
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Sean A. Rositano ’83
Lisa & Edward Ruder ’78
Dawn & Ronald Rundell ’88
Senay & David Ryan
Carol & Thomas Ryan
Gordana & Gregg Sabatelli
Cynthia & Anthony Saglimbeni ’81
Mary & Jose Salcido
Toni & Gregory Saldivar ’70
Maria & Francisco Sanchez
Diana Sanchez Bentz
Patricia & Raul Santana
Cindy & Joel Santos ’83
Maria & Sebastian Sarmiento
Patricia Boone-Sawyer & Jay Sawyer
Janie & Mark Scadina
Marjorie & John Scandizzo ’61
Peggy & Andrew Schatzman
Hilary & Robert Schlossman ’86
Norma & Charles Schlossman
Celine & Curtis Schmidek
Judy & Paul Schmidt ’81
Susan & Richard Schmitt
Patricia & Thomas Schneck, Jr. ’57
Frank Schneider
Lynn & Arthur Schnitzer
Leah & Sean Schnoor
Jeanette & Richard Scholz ’79
Robyn & Jeff Schroeder ’88
Susan M. Schwee
Michael Scialabba
Ricena Ljubojevic & David Sciortino
Kristina & Christopher Scola ’85
Janice & John Scripps
Diane M. Seadler
Lucia & Anthony Seebach ’73
Mary Kay Ryan & Edward Semansky ’61
Jennifer & Steven Shaw
Cynthia & Clifford Shaw
Amber & Daniel Shaw
Kathie & Michael Sheehy
Ellen Sheldon
Shireen & Michael
Sheridan ’82
Kathleen O’Rourke & John Sheridan ’76
Joan & Andrew Sides
Carolyn Silberman
Norma & Patrick Simeon
PARENTS OF ALUMNI GIVING cont’d..
Barbara F. Simmons
Lupe & Rick Simoes
Kate & Tomas Simon ’85
Monisha & Anup Singh
Carol & Gail Siri
Cheryl & Daniel Smith, III
Faith Wells & Kevin Smith
Dorothea & Roger Smullen
Kristi & Lawrence Snapp ’90
Timi & John M. Sobrato
Geoffrey Spence
Lyly & Mark Spencer
Laura & Lee Stanford
Mary Staveley
Pamela & Chadwick
Stearns, Sr. ’84
Elizabeth & Earl Steinhoff
Donna & James Stewart
Leina & Gregory Stowers
Katrina Sullivan
Rachelle Sumner
Frank T. Sunseri ’63
Tania & Michael Swain
Gieselle Perez & Jessie Tafoya
Joan Taft
Christina & Ernest Tan
Sandra & Bernardo Tarango
Shannon & Jeffery Tassi
Mary & Patrick Taylor
Seema & Prakash Tendulkar
Vani & Mahidar Thirumala
Marilyn & David Tonna
Jacqueline Silva-Torres & Cuauhtemoc Torres
Denise & Anthony Trebaol
Diana & George Trebaol ’71
Lauren & Gregg Trent
Susan & Raymond Triplett ’73
Marita Trobough
Helen & John Trollman
Kimberly & Theodore Tsang ’78
Janice Wei & Kor Tse
Susan & John Tuttle
Lilia & Luis Vaca
Shanti & Pardhu Vadlamudi
Eva & Michael Valencia
Jennifer Brown & H. Emilio Valle
Rosemary & Stephen Van Lare
Janet & Austin Vanderhoof ’71
Laura & Brannan Vaughan
Roopa Guttal & Vibhu
Veerabadrappa
Susan & Kevin Vergho ’88
Leoreli Galaraga & Vincent Vicencio
Theresa & Davide Vieira ’77
Marian & Wes Viets
Jeanne & Arturo Villegas
Evgenia Vinokurova & Dmitry Vinokurov
Mary Jane & Henry Vitkovich, Jr.
Maria & Arnold
von Massenhausen
Melissa & Stan Vuckovich
Karen & James Wagstaffe ’74
Judith Walker
Susan & J. Joseph Wall, Jr. ’77
Patricia Walsh
Paisley & Allan Walsworth ’88
Mary & Terence Ward
Charmaine & Daniel Warmenhoven
Linda & Robert Watson, Sr. ’64
Teresa Welch
Sherry & Thomas Weldon
Louise & Ronald Westhauser
Catherine & Robert Westover, Jr.
Linda & Richard White
Maris & J. Chris Whitney
Barbara & Bert Why, Jr.
Eileen & Bryan Wiens ’90
GIFTS FROM GRANDPARENTS
Jennifer & Thomas Wilcox ’85
Christine & Joseph Williams ’90
Kay & Jack Williams
Kathleen & Jay Williams, Jr.
Sharon & Daniel Winnike
Laura & Daniel Winter
Carol & Christopher Wolf
Nancy & Roger Wong
Barbra & Will Wood
Janet & Michael Wright ’65
Katie & Sheldon Wu
Lilia & Elpidio Yalong
Paula & Ernest Yamane
Cynthia Shiba & Eric Yokota
Yeongyoon Kim Heeyang Yoon
Bernadette & Christopher Young
Urszula & Zbigniew
Zabinski, Sr.
Christine & Scott Zafiropoulo
Martha & Louis Zanger ’51
Julia & Roberto Zanutta
Pamela Louie & Donald Zehnder
Hong & Wenjun Zhu
Ann & Kevin Zis
The following list acknowledges the grandparents of current students and/or grandparents of alumni who contributed gifts during Fiscal Year 2024-2025. We are grateful for their continuing support of and commitment to Bellarmine.
Pamela & Stanford Atwood
Angele & Silvio Borello
Joan B. Bose
Linda & John Callan, Sr. ’65
Sharon & James Caviglia
Jacquie* & Harvey Christensen
Lois A. Crabb
Gerry & Alfio Crema ’54
E. Margaret Crisham
Jane & Raymond
Davilla, Jr. ’65
Sylvia & Jerome Deck ’55
Jennifer & J. Philip DiNapoli ’57
Patricia A. Dixon
Carolyn & Alfred* Ferrari ’46
Carol & Michael Filice, Sr.
Mary Ellen & Michael* Fox, Sr.
Maria & Joseph Gallo ’58
Susan & Gary Giannini ’57
Paula Graham
Patricia C. Hammett
Patricia Harrington
Beatrice & Walter Heintz ’45
Phyllis & Kenneth Howell, II
Barbara & William Howell ’52
Joanie & Jack Kelso
Ivonne Montes de Oca & Lawrence Kuechler
Mary & Tharan Lanier ’59
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Pamela & Norman Matteoni ’56
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Pauline D. Mifsud
Diann Murphy*
Juanita & Frank Nobriga ’54
Marie O’Flaherty
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Mary K. Ryan
Carole & David Scheid ’57
Charles Schlossman
Connie Turner
Ronald P. Von Pinnon ’54
Linda & Robert
Watson, Sr. ’64
Lilia & Elpidio Yalong
*denotes deceased
GIFTS FROM ALUMNI
The following acknowledges alumni (and spouse, where applicable) who made a financial contribution to Bellarmine during Fiscal Year 2024-2025. Rounded participation percentage is based on the number of alumni in each class able to be solicited. We are grateful to these alumni who continue to support their alma mater.
1945
Class Participation: 14%
Beatrice & Walter Heintz
1946
Class Participation: 40%
Carolyn & Alfred* Ferrari
Nancy & Raymond Rosendin
1947
Class Participation: 30%
Irene & Harry Aubright, III
Henry J. Bielefeld
Joseph J. Britschgi
Patsy & John Pfeffer
Janet Davidson & Richard Plat
Samuel H. Winklebleck*
1948
Class Participation: 7%
Arnold S. Romanello
1949
Class Participation: 9%
Joanne & Louis Rosendin
Christina & Ronald Wallace
1951
Class Participation: 7%
Ross D. Bright
Martha & Louis Zanger
1952
Class Participation: 12%
Arlene & David Barraza
James E. Fordice
Barbara & William Howell
Laura & Salvador Liccardo
Alfred E. Naucke, S.J.
1954
Class Participation: 18%
Peggy & Dino Boito
Gerry & Alfio Crema
Evelyn & Richard Gilberg
Elaine & James Healey
Sue & John Howard
Martha & Richard Miller
Juanita & Frank Nobriga
Ronald P. Von Pinnon
1955
Class Participation: 16%
Anonymous
Kathy & Ernest Baciocco
Sylvia & Jerome Deck
Maria & Robert Faraone
Virginia & Joseph Guerra
Wilfrieda & Jon Kulish
James F. Sellar
Lois & C. David Torres
Kathleen & John Wahl
1956
Class Participation: 16%
Connie & Lawrence Atwell
Marilyn & Glenn Frizzell
Julianna & Salvadore Gargone
Carol & Jon Garliepp, Sr.
Patricia & Thomas Hastings
Diane & Henry Imwalle
Nancy & Gregory Martin
Pamela & Norman Matteoni
Ruth & Stephen Walsh
1957
Class Participation: 21%
Camille & Jerry Brusaschetti
Jennifer & J. Philip DiNapoli
Marsha & Edward Donati
Susan & Gary Giannini
Marjorie & George Honore, III
Roberta & Louis*
Huntington, Jr.
Terry & John Johnson
Peter R. Kramer
Linda & Bruce Nicholson
Cristina & James O'Brien
Ann & William Regan, III
Diane & Ray Roeder
Carole & David Scheid
Patricia & Thomas
Schneck, Jr.
Sandy & Robert Woehl
1958
Class Participation: 11%
Vicki & Richard Bourret
Arthur C. Carmichael, Jr.
Gary Condensa
Josephine & Geoffrey Fox
Maria & Joseph Gallo
Judi & Frederick Honore
Anne & Bernard Kitt
Margot & Mitchell Milias
Carol & Gary Paris
1959
Class Participation: 6%
Cecelia & James Donahue
Nancy & Michael Donovan
Mary & Tharan Lanier
Barbara & L. James Mosso
T. Anthony Quinn
1960
Class Participation: 10%
Carol & Ming Chin
Marilyn & Joseph S. Franzia
Bernadette & John Harney
1961
Class Participation: 16%
Mari & William Albanese
Holly St. John & Frank Bergon
Patricia & John Cahill, Jr.
Monica & Frank Bumb, Jr.
Marianne & William Gagen, Jr.
Nancy & Mark Franich
Tina Camagna Foley & Robert Foley
Fiorella & Charles Green
Bruce Lemire-Elmore
Betty & Ronald Lohbeck
Gwen & Patrick Mahoney
Barbara Traver & John Meckel
Sheryl & Leo Ruth, III
Marjorie & John Scandizzo
Mary Kay Ryan & Edward Semansky
Gail & Edgar Thrift, Jr.
Melanie & Richard Wickersham
1962
Class Participation: 13%
Susan & Giulio Accornero
Linda & Jim Charkins
Darlene & Evo Coelho
Patricia & Jeremiah Coughlan
Jill & Daniel Devlin
Diane & Terrence Dugan
William W. Goodhue, Jr.
Jeffrey M. Kraut
Joan & Bruce O'Connor
Dianna & Daniel Pisano, Jr.
Sue & Joseph Scheid
Kathy & David Squellati
1963
Fabbian & Anthony Detweiler
Jeffrey R. Durbin
Julia & Patrick Garvey
Judy & Bob Leininger
Michael D. McGuire*
Jeanne & Patrick O'Brien
Norman M.J. Ravizza
Jacqueline Finley & Richard Sciaroni
Frank T. Sunseri
Jane & J. Clif Taylor
1964
Class Participation: 7%
Thomas J. Albanese
Susan & Frank Bisceglia
Nancy & Dennis Campos
Eleanor & Terrence Cullen
Mariana & Victor Giacalone
Cathy & Daniel Quinn
Donald D. St. Louis
Linda & Robert Watson, Sr.
1965
Class Participation: 14%
Robert D. Agnoletti
Gayle & Frank Boitano
Teresa & Louis Chartz
Linda & John Callan, Sr.
Daniel F. Collins
Carol & Jonathan Corbett
Jane & Raymond Davilla, Jr.
John D. Friedlander
Sharon & Robert Grover
Kim O'Hair & Richard Gunn
Donna & Richard Keith
Sharyl & Robert Long
Sally & Robert Longinetti
Sandy & George Quinn, Jr.
Dorine & Michael Ravizza
Candace & Gerard Roney
Gloria & Gregory Shean
Charles P. Toohey, Jr.
Janet & Michael Wright
1966
Class Participation: 11%
Debbie & Edwin Andersen
Sandra & James Bonato
Mary & Angelo Danna
Robin & Gerald Ferrari
Barbara & Steven Freitas
Franklyn D. Foley
Cathy & Stephen Leiker
Carol & James McMonagle
Terri & James Miller
James E. Nielsen
James W. Passalacqua
Maxine & Robert Ross
Deborah & Frank Rugani
Karen & William von Felten
Kathleen & George Wolf
1967
Class Participation: 6%
Patricia & Mark Boitano
Nancy & Robert Cappelloni
Marilyn & John Dubach
Cindy & Gregory Fischer
Cheri & Robert Gorini
Elizabeth & William Kirk
Gayley & Paul Knight
Frank M. McAuley
Kate & Stephen Morey
Peggy & Albert Zappelli
1968
Class Participation: 7%
Carolyn & Anthony Aldwell
Malinda & James Alves
Michele & Craig Borba
Karen & Ronald Cali
Gail & Joseph Cirone, Jr.
Mary Ann & Michael Fiamingo
Susan & Daniel Meagher, Jr.
Charlene & Marshall Moran, Jr.
Claire & Dave Sweetland
Nancy & Michael Thibault
1969
Class Participation: 12%
Deborah & Kevin Bedolla
Diane & Alan Biancalana
Brenda Beale & Daniel Chadbourne
Nanette & Thomas Burke
Stephen J. Crowley
Diane & Raymond Cultrera
Carrie & Donald DiTullio
Mary & Brendan Finn
Connie & Douglas Foley
Jane & William Gary
Patricia & James Melehan
Julie & Daniel Passalacqua
Siobhan & Sam Polverino
Lisa & Thomas Randazzo
Bernie & James Weslow
Eileen & Stephen White
Barbara & Bryan Willard
1970
Class Participation: 9%
Christopher P. Anderson
Richard S. Battaini
Thomas J. Biagini
Lynn & Michael Bonacorsi
Patricia & Anthony Boskovich
Paul J. Derania
Robert A. Filice
Joan & Stuart Gherini
James V. Lacy
Martha Mc Innes & Albert Lazzarini
Patricia & Frederick Martinez
Linda & William Pfeiffer
Carole & John Ruffo
Toni & Gregory Saldivar
Kathleen & James Wilhelm
1971
Class Participation: 6%
Gretchen Werner & Mark Block
Kristen & George Clause
Nancy & Frank DeRose
Lucinda & Robert Dei Rossi
Christine & John Glaspy
Edward A. Lewis, Jr.
Peter M. Luk
Mary & David Malloy
Robert W. Pagano
Diana & George Trebaol
Janet & Austin Vanderhoof
1972
Class Participation: 10%
Patricia & John Bacon, Jr.
Theresa & Peter Chartz
Debbie & John Chiappe
Charlene Carroll & Anthony Cadena
Suzette & Martin Chiechi
Lark & Brian Farrer
Cindy Caldwell & Lawrence Freitas
Kathleen & Michael Gutto
Mitchell A. Herzog
Deborah & John Holleran
Andrea & Mark Kenter
Mary & Pierce Murphy
Colleen & Leland Panec
Niamh & Ronald Pellegrini
Lisa & Michael Ringer
Elena & Robert Ryan
Diane & John Sequeira
1973
Class Participation: 10%
Anthony A. Abiog
Grace & Paul Biagini
Marie & Steven Boitano
Mary & James Colla
Jenny & Mark Derry
Margaret Cabral & Arthur Henriques
Sasha & Eugene Jarvis
Catherine & Michael Lohr
Lisa-Marie & Michael Lonich
Leslie & Eric Miller
Timothy D. O'Brien
Kristin & Jeffry Paine
Veronica & Jeffrey Polini
Lucia & Anthony Seebach
Jan & Robert Sischka
Susan & Raymond Triplett
Belinda & Peter Zen
1974
Class Participation: 8%
Lisa & Steven Anderson
Patricia & Dennis Cunningham
Claire & Rooney Daschbach
Paula & Peter Grassi
Nancy & R. Burton Holland
Nancy & Thomas Kane
Susan & Douglas Linney
Glen M. MacDonald
Thomas M. Mazolewski
Cathy & Gerard McGuire
Charles E. Norona
Robert D. Selvi
Marie & Raymond Silva
Carolyn & Mark Tiernan
Karen & James Wagstaffe
Stephen A. Zderic
1975
Class Participation: 7%
Bruce W. Brinkman
Joan & Stephen Ferrari
Mary & Mark Gilles
Norma & Michael Kelsh
Beverly & David Lambert
Maureen & John Machado
Judy & Michael Pfaff
Jonathan C. Ruth
Michael A. Schmitt*
Kenneth J. Schmitt
Carolyn & John Spitters
Zydra & Marcel van der Sluys
1976
Class Participation: 3%
Penelope & Matthew Alexander
Regina Lathrop* & Robert Boguski, Jr.
Linda & John Britton
Marian & Gary Degliantoni
Lisa & J. Barney Page
Kathleen O'Rourke & John Sheridan
Shari & Joseph Teresi, Jr.
Timothy J. Thonis
1977
Class Participation: 5%
Karen & Richard Ajluni
Laura & Mark Chong
Christopher G. Greene
Dana & James O'Shea
Astrid & Thomas Page
Linda Chin & John Parissenti
Josephine & James Thomas
Theresa & Davide Vieira
Susan & J. Joseph Wall, Jr.
Mary Kay & Robert Zolezzi
1978
Class Participation: 7%
Katherine & Albert Buenrostro
Lile & Eric Ellefsen
Mary Pat & Douglas Fredrick
Gail & Patrick Folan
Jeffrey M. Palomo
Claudia & Gregory Pruett
Lisa & Edward Ruder
Kimberly & Theodore Tsang
Melinda & Richard Yurich
1979
Class Participation: 4%
Paul R. Beirne
Carol Attanasio & Henry Bose, Jr.
David H. Hover
Ronald D. Lofano, II
Ellen & Robert Maguire
Maureen & David Noel
Margaret & Peter Prodis
Jeanette & Richard Scholz
Karen & Edward Spinardi, II
1980
Class Participation: 5%
Bridgit McGarry & John Amarillas
Tisha & Jude Barry
Paul F. Bennett
Marie & Stephen Blankley
Cathleen & Augustine Bozzo
Molly & Doug Dell'Omo
Elizabeth & Mark Daschbach
Joseph Guttadauro
Laurie & William Inserra, Sr.
Jill & Richard Martig
Alice & Anthony Medeiros
Feliciano L. Rivera, Jr.
1981
Class Participation: 9%
Linda & William Baron
Margaret & Donald Blach
Julie & Peter Boggini
John E. Daniels
Deborah & John Fumia, Jr.
Kenneth C. Gott
Corina & Richard Heiser
Michelle & Ralph Juarez
Mary & Michael Lynch
Thomas J. Marcel
Christine & Paolo Masini
Holly & Timothy McGowan
Jeanette & Brendan O'Flaherty
Joel W. Paulsen
ALUMNI GIVING
Susan & John Pinheiro
Mary & Mark Ribisi
Cynthia & Anthony Saglimbeni
Judy & Paul Schmidt
Nicholas J. Schneider
Jessica & William Smith
1982
Class Participation: 4%
Jacqueline & Michael Avila
Judith & William Benevento
Madeline & Eric Berghoff
Janet & Robert Boyd
Michael D. Kowitz
Maureen & Harry Lalor
Lisa & Alex Laymon
Catherine & Andrew Moley
Shireen & Michael Sheridan
Christina & Edwin Zschau, Jr.
1983
Class Participation: 6%
Kimberly & Paul Boggini
Shirley & Joseph Brunetti
Donna & Randall Kirk
Kathleen & Craig Leclair
Susan & D. Steve McKean
Jake A. Mendes
Yvonne & Aristides Moustakas
Lisa & Steven Pelle
Molly & Kenneth Petroni
Cathy & Roger Quinlan
Cindy & Joel Santos
Sean A. Rositano
Michelle Ashford & Gregory Walker
Noemi & Richard Windisch
1984
Class Participation: 11%
Anonymous
Doreen & Joseph Abrigo
Kerri & Todd Antes
Esther & Patrick Arnold
Deborah & Michael Barone
Gabrielle & Stephen Brumbach
Caroline & Michael Buckley
Jeffrey E. Calvello
Janie & Christopher Couture
Meghan & Eugene
Della Maggiore
Regeena & Kurt Fine
Jennifer & Sean Gannon
Kurt J. Griffin
Nancy & Guy Hatfield, II
Anne & Steven Hawkins
Jie & Jeffrey MacCorkle
Kathryn & Massimilano Mancini
Sandra & Daniel McSweeney
Patricia & Steven Morgan
Tamara & Fred Nurisso
Marnie & John Pearl
Indu Subramanian & Steven Raman
Gwynne & Phillip Rolla
Leslie & David Smearden
Laura & Adam Smith
Pamela & Chadwick
Stearns, Sr.
Gretchen & Scott Swall
Jennifer & John Walsh
Mary & Joseph Washington, II
1985
Class Participation: 10%
Cara & David Barone
JoAnn & Joseph Carcione, III
Wendy & Ronald Caragher
Rachel & Dawson Crawford
Yvonne & Robert Gagliasso
Emily & James Flautt
Rebecca & Christopher Hammett
Elizabethe & Michael Heagerty
Lesley Kroupa & Christopher Kearns
Michelle & Kevin Kelly
Michelle & Gustavo Maldonado
Elizabeth & Peter Moley
Michael J. Nguyen
Lisa & Paul Normandin
Steven R. Nunamaker
Jennifer & Ronald Packard, Jr.
Ruth & John Pasqualetto, Jr.
Tracey & James Rauen
Melody & Michael Sacco
Kristina & Christopher Scola
Alan D. Siegwarth
Kate & Tomas Simon
Nicole & David Stewart
Jennifer & Thomas Wilcox
1986
Class Participation: 6%
Angela & Gordon Adrian, II
Jeune Ji & Michael Agostino
Timothy J. Alderete
Joyce & Steven Damozonio
Lisa & Tobin Douglas
Ruth & Alejandro Esteverena
Julia & Joseph Fuqua
Dana & Brian Lanier
Kim & D. Scott McKean
Elizabeth & Anthony McKenzie
Antonia & Patrick McMahon
Keara & Ross Meyercord
Bridget & Marc Piziali
Carla & Jay Rudd
Bronwyn & Salvatore Saglimbeni
Hilary & Robert Schlossman
Christina & Jonathan Tunney
Marc A. Weibel
1987
Class Participation: 6%
Lisa & Marc Cappelloni
Lisa & Peter Fuqua
Jeffrey M. Hersh
Samuel K. Lu
Corrina & Evan McCulloch
Julia & Timothy McInerny
Patrick F. McPherson
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt
Jeanne & James Murphy, Jr.
Stephanie & Michael Robison
Suzanne & Ben Roseberry
Holly & Joseph Scola
Gary E. Silacci, Jr.
Ann & George Yang
1988
Class Participation: 31%
Wendy & Thomas Appling
Dorothy & Daniel Araldi
Gina & Gregory Barone
Ian C. Champeny
Adam J. Castellanos
Kathleen & Timothy Caslin
Shannon & Marc Caputo
Paul R. Burkley
Matthew P. Christensen
Eli E. Clarke
Vanessa & Casey Courneen
Rhonda Nourse & Patrick Crema
Jessica & Leonard D'Amico
Hunter Dunn
Laura & Francisco Duran
David A. Ellis
John M. Ellis
David W. Epstein
Deanna & Geoffrey Ezgar
Steven D. Flores
Matthew J. Fitts
Mira & Charles Gillet, Jr.
Tammy & Steve Halter
Manita & Mark Hanson
Kate & John Hlava
Jennifer & Jon Honore
David S. Houston
Mary Hyginus-Joseph & Kazimieras Joseph
Amy Walsh & Mitchell Kern
Lawrence H. Klamecki
Paul E. Knapp
Eileen & Steven Low
Elizabeth Williams-MacArt & Jonathan MacArt
Joanna & Alejandro Malespin
Susan & Piyush Mangalick
Jeffrey Mar
Malavika & Brian Masuda
Sandi & John Matarangas
Cynthia & John McClenahan
Jeanette & Christopher
Meyercord
Elvira & Christopher Nguyen
Tracy & Dennis Namimatsu
Viet T. Nguyen
James R. Mimlitsch, Jr.
Christina & Kenneth Mobeck
Joseph H. Montanez
Bryan T. Noon
Barbara & J. Scott Olsen
Shireesha & John Olson, Jr.
Carli & Erik Orup
Paresha & Vikash Patel
Annie & Steven Pelayo
Laurie & Zachary Reid
Peter H. Rhee
Christina & Jeff Richardson
John C. Robison
Joyce & Michael Romeo
Camila & Christopher Rosa
Shannon & Michael Rossi
Dawn & Ronald Rundell
Robert A. Schechtman
Robyn & Jeff Schroeder
Tanvi & Niraj Sharma
Lisle & John Stephens
Theresa & Brian Stenhouse
Cindy Duquette & Royce Suba
Kevin J. Tabari
Jordana & Johnathan Tann
Shauna & Carlo Teresi
Cintia Diaz- Van Sambeek & Joseph Van Sambeek
John T. Velcamp
Michelle & Dennis Ventry, Jr.
Susan & Kevin Vergho
Joseph C. Vlaskovits
Paisley & Allan Walsworth
Edward S. Wang
Lesley & Michael Wright
Joanna Carson-Young & Matthew Young
1989
Class Participation: 10%
Angelique & Robert Badagliacco
Anthony M. Barnes
Valerie & Charles Batchelder
Jennifer & John Callan, Jr.
Kirsten & Jonathan Burns
Jenny & Songhoo Choi
Gina & Jonathan D'Amico
Son V. Do
Kelly & Edward Engler
Carrie & Christopher Grubb
Michelle & William Haughney
Joanna & Christopher Hersey
Kari & David Imahara
Amada Torres & Matthew Kazmierczak
David A. Marasco
Joey & Brian McDonald
Christopher L. Muhlstein
Elizabeth & Daniel Muller
Karen & Mark Noller
William G. Owens
Bridget & John Ravizza
Douglas E. Robinson
J. Blaine Rogers, III
Colleen & Philip Saglimbeni
Lisa & Gregory Schaffer
Sarah & Paul Steenhausen
1990
Class Participation: 10%
Katherine & Marlon Alvarado
Brian J. Block
Ann Naffziger & Paul Canavese
Petra Weinbergova & Stephen Bucher
Lisa & Paul Cahalan
Meka & David Crawford
Leslie & Valentino Felipe, II
Virginia & Timothy Fox
Angela & Dominic Giacalone
Lim & Augustus Hsu
Michael P. Kim
Elizabeth & Adam Kingl
Aileen Larson & Keith Larson
Kathy & Eric Lindblom
Annalora & Kevin McMahon
Michael E. Meckl
Ashok Muniappan
Nola & Lance Nakamitsu
Lara & Scott O'Brien
Sheila & James Pascoe
Michael U. Ponce
Matthew K. Siler
Kristi & Lawrence Snapp
Jonathan H. Walsh
Eileen & Bryan Wiens
Christine & Joseph Williams
1991
Class Participation: 10%
Kari & Tony Benassi
Justin P. Borello
Trevor S. Corkery
Charles A. Cseuz
Kevin G. Cunningham
Roksana & Fred Ebrahemi
Raymond J. Esquivel, Jr.
Kathleen & Luis Folan
Jericca & Xavier Gutierrez
Courtney & Shawn Hammett
Jennifer & Rubaiyat Hossain
Jeffrey E. Hunter
Kristopher A. Keuser
Ellen & Timothy Kiley
Mary Ellen & Daniel McGinty
Darcie & Thomas McNeil
Justine & Craig Mobeck
Timothy R. Oberholzer
Timothy D. Owens
Grace Cheng & David Rahn
Stacy & Murphy Sabatino, III
Cole R. Sweatt
Angela & Rodney Terra, Jr.
April & Timothy Watson
Andrea & David Wilkov
1992
Class Participation: 10%
Cathy Shin & Shige Abe
Michael E. Ahrens
Julie & Kevin Albanese
Priscilla & Daniel Amend
Sharya & David Bourdet
Carrie & Kent Campbell
Peter J. Canavese
Shannon & David Cereghino
Caroline Sung & Billy Ho
Claire & Mark Imelli
Eunice & Jin Kim
Richard A. Martinez
Angelo O. Mercado
Mary Darby & Jeffrey Sanchez
John E. Bodo
Wenfang Huang & Armando Espitia
Amy & Stephen Giachetti
Ian S. Johnson
Paul C. Pinza
Jennifer & Christopher Prindiville
Salvatore L. Saso
Allison & Clayton Zeidler
Daniela & Seth Silverstein
Ming-Hau Tung
1993
Class Participation: 7%
Jennifer & Joshua Baird
Mafalda & Dominic Caserta, II
Samuel T. Chao
Anthony R. Chavez
Matthew J. Burge
Shannon & Kelly Cunningham
Rachel & Matthew Freeman
Marshella & Julian Hamill
Jill & Kelly Hyland
Young W. Kim
Bart A. Larrenaga
Jean & Thomas Lattie
Brian C. Liclican
John D. Louie
Brian M. Ratkovich
Linda & A.J. Shanley
Steven K. Tam
James S. Wood
1994
Class Participation: 6%
Lia & Christopher Aguilera
Anastasia & David Bonaccorso
Chad B. Bourne
Jieun & Daniel Chai
Megan & John Demeter
Christopher M. Culp
Claire & Edmund Ganal
Nicole & Brian Kelly
Ashna & Rahul Khurana
Kimberly & Steven Morales
Jennine & Duffy Moran
Natalie & Jeffrey Provenzano
Enrique E. Rodriguez
Daniel B. Sheehan
Jennifer & Daniel Turner
Glenn P. Vandenbroeck
Lindsay & Dustin Vaughn-Luma
David A. Yost
1995
Class Participation: 8%
Byron D. Alvarez
Ryan R. Ballecer
Lisa & Sam Benassi
Craig S. Brooks
Jeffrey M. Coddington
Percival T. de la Rosa
Allison & Benjamin Fargo
Julia & Randolph Gaw
Jennifer & Andrew Giorgianni
Kevin V. Lam
Theodore L. Kroeber
Thomas V. Lawlor
Scott C. Lem
Maureen Tedesco & Michael Livingston
Jay Patel
Akbar A. Rahman
Kelli & Brian Riparbelli
Emily & Matthew Roben
Leslie & Jason Rodriguez
Mark W. Saso
Karl A. Ryssemus
Eric S. Ventry
Alexander Y. Wong
Ryan W. Wright
1996
Class Participation: 7%
Peter J. Allen
Pamela & Irwin Bautista
Jeromy J. Cesena
Jeff T. Clarke
Francesco G. Fagnini
Mary & Stephen Flowers
Cristina & Andres Gonzalez, III
Ethan J. Hartsell
Nicholas S. Kollerer
Jason M. Kong
Guy N. Manchuk
Iris & Sebastian Mejias
Kristen & Brian Miceli
Leopold Pivk, Jr.
Jacqueline & John Quinn
Gretchen & William Saso
Eva & Bryan Schreier
Paul D. Stegner
Lisa & Randall Weber
Amber & Scott Wilson
Ryan T. Yoshida
1997
Class Participation: 9%
Anonymous
Renaldo J. Arroyo
Edward M. Carter
Michael C. Chickos
Sherylen & Jonathan Choy
Shane P. Gallagher
Sarah & Theodore Fisher
Janell & James Galvin
Patricia & Thomas Gutto
Linnea & Todd Harnett
Stephanie Tonna & Brian Hennessy
David M. Hutchins
Marcus Y. Kai
Kimberly & Adam Mace
Kristen & Tyler Needman
Nayeli & Jason Morimoto
Paul A. O'Brien
Juan-Carlos Orellana
Jerome A. Sabangan
Laura Martinez Serrania & Michael Serrania
Mark C. Siegfried
Bradley R. Tarter
Margery & Stephen Tonna
Ryan B. Warner
Laura Destro & Andrew Wulf
1998
Class Participation: 6%
David V. Bruni
Leticia & Thomas Cvietkovich
Mattias Derynck
Micael P. Estremera
Sohrab Ghassemi
Jeffrey R. Lisenbee
Sophia & Jose Lopez
Stephanie & Michael MacDonald
John D. Malloy
Christopher F. Marki
Michalena & Eric McAllister
Noah J. Melehan
Andrew A. Monohan
Rene Alexander D. Orquiza, Jr.
Rochelle & Gibran Popyon, Sr.
Monica & Michael Renn
Daniel S. Rice
Jason T. Sholl
Lisa & Eric Warmenhoven
1999
Class Participation: 5%
Natalie & Matthew Accornero
Jessica & Tom Bowmer
Michael M. Ching
Christopher S. Clever
Caitlin & Patrick Fisher
Thomas A. Garvey
Marisol & Michael Greco
Mayra & Frank Harms, III
Lauren Davis & William Heil, III
Schayne & Razzak Jallow
Brendan D. Lavelle
Frederick B. S. Lo
Peter R. Micek
Nichole & Jason Pera
Joseph V. Pisano
Richard Shiao
Patrick A. Walsh
2000
Class Participation: 4%
Eric T. Cherniss
Adam G. Caillat
Richard E. Choi
Clarice & Piero Fagnini
Sharmeen & Adnan Iqbal
Carleen & Zachary Jacobs
Charles A. Reiter
William J. Rusteen
Jenna & Aaron Sholl
Chanel & Oscar Silva
Michael D. Trela
Stephanie & Brian Wong
2001
Class Participation: 12%
Yeonjoo & Scott Almassy
Abraham M. Andrade, III
Stephen J. Bak
Kathryn & Jeffrey Benford
Patrick E. Cunningham
Catherine & Jeremy Dizon
Stephanie & Kevin Dizon
Christopher A. Fajardo
Ryan W. Fletcher
J. Ross Fischer
Silvana & Joseph Gentzkow
Nathaniel H. Huie
Edwin Kim
John F. Koch
Sameer Lalwani
Marc M. Laurel
Jaime O. Lejsek
Lindsay & Charles Leone
Ryan C. Lustig
Silvia & Matthew Mahan
Jose A. Martinez
Jose S. Mendoza, III
Mark D. Menor
Matthew R. Moore
Jill & Kevin Moul
Charles A. Mugnolo
Gabriel R. Ravel
Thomas W. A. Rogerson
Carlos J. Rosario
Jason N. Santos
Patrick R. Schmidt
Jayme & James Steffenson, III
Lila & Jeffrey Smyth
Jon O. Taburaza
Nicole & Brandon Taylor
Andrew R. Trapani
Kyle E. Warneck
Clinton S. Wu
2002
Class Participation: 8%
Danielle Dudum-Baxter & Daniel Baxter
Benjamin J. Costa
Logan H. Cunningham
Reid M. Davis
Geronimo O. Desumala, III
Michael P. Donohoe
Jeffrey S. Dunnam
Daniel K. Fukuyama
Benjamin G. Fohner
Matthew S. Holder
Carlos I. Jiménez
Michelle Labrador-Korb & Darren Korb
Jeremy M. L. Lum
Dustin J. Maghamfar
Jason M. Matteucci
Christian M. Munoz
Brent D. Pearse
Robert E. Pfahnl
Jeffrey S. Piatt
Caitlin & James Rozzi
Patrick E. Semansky
Akiko & Damien Troutman
Steven F. Twohy
Michael D. Urhausen
Craig E. Wickersham
2003
Class Participation: 8%
Shannon & Nicholas Adams
Alissa & Andrew Alves
Anthony M. Andrade
Gina & Patrick Carter
Jennifer & Nicholas Creech
James P. Curley
Lisa & Christopher Dralla
Timothy A. Haines
Jason R. Harp
Michael P. Hecht
Patrick W. Heil
Edward Hoa
Luke L. Macaraeg
Brian G. Nelson
Kevin J. O'Leary
Zachary E. Plaza
Sebastien D. Reyes
Brian G. Saso
Shannon E. Sevor
Matthew T. Taylor
Ryan T. Trapani
Monica & Daniel Valcazar, II
Brandon M. Valenzuela
2004
Class Participation: 7%
Belal Y. Aftab
Lindsey & Phillip Albanese
Jeremy A. Avila
Anthony J. Bermudes
Karyn & Matthew Bordoni
Nicholas P. Brassill
Gabriel T. Bugajski
Joshua D. Burroughs
Stephen B. Cole
Jody & Stephen Connolly
Alexander N. D'Amour
Tyler E. Dishaw
Aaron E. Gannon
Jason A. Gasmin
Langston G. Johnson
Jennifer & Daniel Lazzarini
Cassie & Scott Maguire
Danielle & Kyle Obot
Anthony V. Perrucci
Brady P. Ruebusch
Kevin G. Saldivar
Jeffrey T. Spicer
Scott E. Sweeney
Victor M. Trinidad
Justine & Nikhil Warrior
2005
Class Participation: 4%
Brittani & Stephen Archer
James M. Castignani, Jr.
Nicole Anthony & Jacob Grunbaum
Benjamin E. Jacobs
McKenzie & Benjamin Neveras
Lionel Milan
Nick A. Schwartz, III
Mary & Stephen Scordelis
Luke C. Sharkey
Alexander T. Slowikowski
Natalie & Daniel Smith, IV
Ryan D. Smith
2006
Class Participation: 3%
Monique & Jeffrey Adams
Joseph P. Borromeo
Daniel P. Chesnut
Chelsea & Stephen Diangson
Jonathan J. Fischer
Daniel A. Gallegos
Minesh K. Patel
Leonid Rozkin
Andie & John Sobrato
2007
Class Participation: 2%
Jonathon F. Archer
Emily & Baron Cannon
Timothy J. Durstenfeld
Kolby R. Hanson
Thomas C. Maltbaek
Stephanie & Matt Paolercio
Courtney & Travis Yeager
2008
Class Participation: 3%
Brian P. Handy
Ulises J. Aguirre
Nicholas J. Biss
Garrett R. Colton
Brian P. Handy
Christopher J. Lee
Allister F. McGuire
Vincent T. Micciche
Daniel P. Monroe
Matthew H. Watanabe
Todd H. Westhauser
2009
Class Participation: 2%
Alexander I. Archer
Matthias D. Froehlich
Rahul K. Gupta
Sungsoo Kim
Mitchell E. Loquaci
Celina & Brandon Rebboah
Keil P. Schneider
2010
Class Participation: 4%
Pierce F. Baron
Matthew E. Bedolla
Dylan D. Daniels
Christopher B. Guimarin
William T. Mallon
Michael P. McGovern
Daniel S. Polini
Kyle F. Promes
Marisa & Steven Seadler
Jeffrey J. Stapleton
Peter R. Silva, Jr.
Isaac M. Tysanner
Arnold J. von Massenhausen
Nicolette Affonso-McMorrow & Gregory Westhauser
Mark C. Wyllie
Tyler E. Yeager
2011
Class Participation: 4%
Mathieu S. Bisson
Michael D. Chang
Michael J. Culhane
William J. DeRose
Patrick J. Eichler
Michael A. Escobar
Anthony D. Ferrari
Aaron M. Langerman
Kevin A. Loquaci
Matthew L. Rosendin
Noah A. Salvi
Andrew J. Sides
Reed S. Thornburg
2012
Class Participation: 3%
Andrew W. Britton
Hannah & John Bordoni
Abrar R. Choudhury
Joseph T. Colucci
Matthew A. DeLateur
Matthew R. Escobar
Jose E. Estella, Jr.
Matthew S. Foster
Liam D. Lambert
Nicholas C. Medeiros
Connor B. O'Flaherty
Sean N. Yamagiwa
2013
Class Participation: 3%
Akshay V. Alaghatta
Mark C. Browne
Collin A. Burdsall
Austen M. Christensen
Jacob M. Dessau
David C. Eydus
Grant G. Granado
Matthew L. Helmers
Nikolai S. Makarov
Andrew J. Marks
Andrew J. Packer
Daniel A. Schatzman
Joshua R. White
2014
Class Participation: 3%
Emile G. Antone
Richard T. Burke
Brian L. Grant
James R. Huttlinger
Richard A. Liu
Scott J. McKiernan
Randal A. Serafini
Connor P. Tassi
Paige & Jackson Thoreson
Brandon Toy
2015
Class Participation: 2%
Corey M. Burns
Troy M. Burg
Kendrick M. Dlima
Domenic M. Giovanzana
Justin F. Molano
Kyle H. Rodich
Jose G. Rojas
Christopher V. Sides
August A. Uffelman
2016
Class Participation: 3%
Christos Achilleoudis
Kieran O. Bradford
Nicholas A. Clevenger
Jacob P. Deppmeier
William J. Del Biaggio, IV
Kyle A. Dean
Michael S. Downey
Ramin J. Farrokhi
Garren T. Groeniger
Joseph C. Sindelar
2017
Class Participation: 2%
Miguel A. Diaz
Adam J. Foley
Cole J. Hammers
Oliver B. Holt
Evan C. McNulty
Henry J. Reinstein
Seamus D. Ruiz-Earle
2018
Class Participation: 3%
Promit Biswas
Dylan T. de Jong
Justin M. Folan
William J. Healzer
Robert G. Houston
Jacob W. Limon
Michael P. Nazari
Cole T. Normandin
Isaiah D. Saluta
Matthew T. Shikada
Daniel P. Sulek
Jake A. Wojcik
2019
Class Participation: 2%
David H. DeRuiter
Luke G. Hammers
Evan C. Hersey
Rishabh P. Menezes
Zachary W. Schlossman
Kevin B. Schmidek
Ryan F. Shaw
Lewis F. Zhang
2020
Class Participation: 3%
Brady T. Brouillette
Josiah M. Cannon
Justin M. DiNapoli
Aidan J. Inoue
Rory T. Lepore
Louis F. Lucero
Luke C. Meyercord
Bradley S. Miller
Ethan P. Osier
Mario S. Ronco
Anik M. Singh
Andrew K. Yarrington
2021
Class Participation: 3%
Brendan C. Foody
Timothy J. Halley
Maximiliano Hermosillo
Adarsh S. Hiremath
Surya Midha
Douglas W. Page
Reece Pasquinelli
Logan Spencer
Justin R. Sue
Luis D. Vaca
2022
Class Participation: 3%
Aiden N. Albanese
Maximilian J. Amend
Saket Budhia
Evan R. Broccoli
Gino Cresci
Quinn W. Dembecki
Charles F. Fox
Jack B. Glanville
Jonathan J. McSweeney
Matthew G. Miller
Dylan Santos
Nicholas Sinn
2023
Class Participation: 2%
Adam R. Ajluni
Domenico G. Brunet
Brayden T. Callan
Evan J. Chung
Joshua Darlucio
John T. Halley
Jared A. Lucero
2024
Class Participation: 3%
Samuel J. Alvarez
Alexander W. Amend
Nicolas A. Ciechanowski
Alexander J. Galbraith
Jerom A. Jothiprakasam
Paul J. McKinley
Henry M. McNamara
Henri E. Quattrini
Nicholas R. Quinlan
Luka D. Sciortino
Max J. Silverstein
Diego J. Torres
Matthew J. Vlahos
TOP CLASSES BY NUMBER OF GIFTS
CURRENT STUDENT GIVING
Listed below are the names of Bellarmine students who made a financial contribution to their school during Fiscal Year 2024-2025. The support of current students sets a significant example for their peers and for alumni as their gifts, of any amount, represent the importance of giving back to the school from which they have benefited greatly. NOTE: Although they are now alumni, members of the Class of 2025 are included on this list as they were students at the time their gifts were made.
2025
Class Participation: 6%
Jaden H. Ahn
Zayaan A. Anwar
Mattheo Joaquin C. Avila
Jaehee Bae
Nathaniel S. Bateman
Kavan Bhatia
Alejandro D. Briceno
Benjamin Broccoli
Aidan P. Dempsey
Hamilton Duflock
Thomas S. Dumont
Miles Duncan
Andrew A. Greene
Andrew J. Hunyady
Hendrix D. Jay-Torrez
Bradley H. Kemp
Nathan R. Laughlin
Michael E. Lonich
Jason P. Mendoza
Paul V. Pham
Trung-Tin Pham
Hudson P. Reid
Jule Rohana
Jackson M. Shafer
Tim F. Shi
Arthur Tu
2026
Class Participation: 9%
Charles S. Amend
Devan Baker
Leo C. Billante
William C. Brown
Jack E. Campos Struthers
Nicholas J. Caruso
Evan G. Castro
Kosta Ceprnic
Tyler Chen
Leonid Chernyakhovskiy
Nathan T. Chew
Theo R. Clouse
David Cortinas
Nathaniel J. De La Rosa
Avigna S. Deshpande
Timothy H. Giang
James Hari L. Gular
Lucas Huang
Casey S. Huchim Velazquez
Anthony Joseph
Usman M. Khan
Andrew L. Khanna
Warren D. Lam
Tri M. Luu
Leo M. Martin
Jon L. McBain
Dylan T. McCabe
Quinn L. Meza
Andrew S. Miller
Eliy D. Miller
Caleb Perrott
Cody M. Piczon
Yassel Y. Sanchez
Jasper Shih
Ethan L. Silverstein
Kian R. Washington
Connor J. White
2027
Class Participation: 7%
Keawe K. Ainoa
Carter L. Bonham
Andrew Buyyounouski
Alden B. I. Casanave
Luca C. Damozonio
Mateo A. Dulay
David Fernandez Yoon
Ari J. Freedman
Nathan Gelke
Vedant N. Hathalia
Rian Jain
Andrew M. Li
Jason Liau
Samuel Ma
Hayden R. Maier
Dhruvthimmaiah
Malachiraranjeeth
Quetzal R. Martinez
David Pham
Joseph L. Phan
Benjamin T. Quach
Tyler Z. Reed
Aidan Matthew S. D. Romo
Adrian Ruiz
Chad E. Sandoval
Mateo D. Torres
Nathan M. Toy
Dustin A. Tran
Noah M. Trejo
Christopher J. Turqueza
Daxton J. Zucek
2028
Class Participation: 16%
Jonah V. Alano
Anthony T. Alongi
Amr Ayadi
Jorge S. Ayala
Gibran S. Baqleh
Jason J. Barba
Santiago Barrera
Colin J. Bley
Wesley Burch
Maurizio A. Carrubba
James L. Castelly
Christian Y. Castillo
Jackson S. Catalano
Luca Y. Chan
Ibraheem O. Chughtai
Caleb M. Clay
Landon M. Dagnall
Demetri J. Danielzadeh
Christopher A. De Wild
Benjamin Dehart
Colin Dempsey
Benjamin J. Doane
Richard W. Fargo
Gerardo M. Garcia Ramos
Matthew Garza
Samuel C. Gentle
Esteban Gomez
Kishan A. Gupta
Arin Gupta
Jackson D. Hicks
Bailey Holt
Robert P. Huynh
Jared Ibarra
Aiyaan F. Jilani
Vivaan Kathapurkar
Daniel Li
Colin B. Lief
Anthony M. Livingston
Liam Lo
Lucas J. Maciej
Jacob D. Mai
Rayhan M. Manji
Aaden Gabriel V. Medina
Kabeer Mehta
Aldo C. Montano
Connor H. Obot
Diego P. Ochoa
Jimmy N. Phan
Ramon A. Pinero
Deion S. Quadros
Jaylen L. Quintanilla
Kavi S. Rajan
Paarth Rajpal
Enzo A. Reginelli
Kalin D. Sansano
Angel A. Santiago
Sidhanth Selvaraj
Arya M. Shirani
Luis S. Sorto
Nathan Soulia
Lucca G. Suarez
Shivaharesh Suraj
Dominic R. Terra
Luke A. Thomas
Nicolas A. Troccoli
Aarush D. Vashi
Aarush Vilvaray
FRIENDS OF BELLARMINE
Bellarmine is blessed to have many friends who support our mission of Catholic, Jesuit secondary education. During Fiscal Year 2024-2025, Bellarmine received gifts from the following, including through bequests.
Rina & Manuel Acuna
Maria Ajlouny
Laurie Amey
Jeanie Ramos & Douglas Anderson
Michel Anderson
Fortunata Andrada
Cheryl Appleby
Steve Arreola
Jeanne & William Barulich
Nicole Bateman
Jennifer Beckus
Stephanie Bielanski-Fehr
Leslie Bock
Tricia Boezio
Terese Bommarito
Kassia Bonesteel
Katie Bonn
Steve & Shari Bragg
Nick Brazsal
Kathleen & Robert Brookby
Wallace Brown*
Jennifer & Christopher Bruni
Erica Caleca
Aleli Carley
Christine R. Carlisle
Kaspen Carlson
Natasha Casey
Jamie & Curtis Chambliss
Nancy Chang
Hazel Christman
Pete Christy
John Coelho
Darius Contractor
Patricia Cook
Erin Coyle
Erin Crase
Patricia Cremer
Kathy Curtis
Travis Darrow
Timothy Dekay
Madeline Delgros
Megan Dhilla
Christine N. Dodd
Lee Downall
Jennifer Duarte
Cynthia Ann Dunn
Laura & James Earwood
David Michael
Francesco Eastis, IV
Bas & Jernell Escobar
Lynne Feighan
Richard M. Ferry
Gary Filizetti
Staci Fleming
Susan & Bill Foster
Irina Ganzha
Maria Garcia-Reilley
Nelia & Carlos Garner
Margaret & Frederick Geibel
Marie Giambroni
Ken Giannotti
Amber Glover
Madison Goffney
Leslie Goodykoontz
Ann Gotfredson
Mary Gottschalk & Paul Lukes
Danielle Gowdy
Marielos Guerra
Vivienne P. Guertin*
Charles P. Gullo, Jr.
Elise Haines
Richard Hanley
Ainsley Harada
Barbara Harris
Kathleen Harville
Thomas Haskins Jacobs
Camila Hathaway
Jennifer Heinschel
Martin Herrera
Suzanne & Richard Hoinski
Danielle & David Holquin
Jennifer M. Howell
Lisa Hoyos
Gordon E. Hunt
Teresa & Stephen Hurlbut
Grant L. Imelli
Karen Izzo
Rod Jemison
Jack Jensen
Thomas E. Kavanaugh
Kelly McKee & Peter Keller
Raylene M Khan
Kevin Kilty
Victoria Kim
Eunice & James Kim
Daniel A. Korb
Teaghan Kubota
Karen La Corte
JoAnn Lambkin
Larry Lang
Mary Lanier
Mary Lavelle
Kimberly & Jeff Lee
Ellen & Stephen Leighton
Craig Lennon
Carolyn & Jack* Lewis
Kimmy Tran & Vinh Lieu
Tina & Dave Lipscomb
Scott Llewellyn
Melinda & Richard Lu
CJ MacDonald
Kate Mackintosh
Tyler Martinez
Adriana Martínez
Lorena & Anthony Mata
Patricia & James Mc Elroy
Veronica McCoy
Christina & Mark McDougall
Lisa McIntire
Katie McKinley
June McMahon
Abbie McPeek
Sandra Meredith
Piyada & Ron Miller
Ashley Mompoint
Kassandra Monaco
Karina Morales
Lisa Morris
David Morris
Philip Muela
Inika Mukherjee
Tim M. Muller
Catherine Murphy & Doug Locker
Lynne & Daniel Murphy
David Murphy
Joan & Joseph Murphy
Diego Navarro
Deborah A. Norberg
Lynn North
Seamus O'Connor
Barbara & Thomas O'Connor
Peggy & Jim O'Donnell
Christina Oliveira
Holly Osment
John M. Ottoboni
Nicole E Pagonis
Fran Papapietro
Jason Papier
Jay Patel
Simi Patel
Meghann Paul
Amy & Sal Pizarro
Carl A. Povilaitis
Marta M. Prada
Ivanka Prcevski
Myles Quick
Cindy Quintanilla
Mary & Stephen Riehl
Gerardo Rivera
Eric Robertson
Jennifer & Joseph Romano
Francesca Rossi
Matt Sachse
Michael Salah
Aurelia Sanchez
Megan Schneider
Terry Seidler
Rachel & Donny Shapiro
Mike Sheehan
Christine Long & Raul Silva
Liz Smith
Nylah Smith
Matthew Smith
Brett Spigelman
Deirdre L. Sullivan
Dawn Sullivan
Resa & Heinrich Sussner
Maggie & Brian Szabo
Chris Taylor
John Tilton
Kathryn A. Tomaino
John Tveten
Mariann Ward
Jereme J. Warneck
Paul L. Wattis, Jr.
Joyce Weber
Christian Weir
Jon Wheeler
Melanie Williams
Joseph P. Wiseman
Kari Wolff
Deborah & John Woodhouse, II
Ryan Woodley
Richelle & Greg Wyatt
Lisa Yi
Luke Yi
Shannon Yu
Assaad Zeid
*denotes deceased
GIFTS-IN-KIND
In addition to receiving financial support, Bellarmine relies on the generosity of those who contribute non-monetary items and services, which are considered Gifts-in-Kind. This type of support results in savings to the school, allowing funds to instead be applied directly to programs and services for the benefit of our students. The following individuals and companies provided Gifts-in-Kind to Bellarmine during Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
Academy Museum of Motion Pictures
Alexander Ereso, M.D. Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics
Anytime Fitness San Jose
Audrey & Joseph Garcia
Bacosa Photography
Belinda & Peter Zen ’73
BIS Appraisals
Black Diamond Paver Stones & Landscape
Brenda Beale & Daniel Chadbourne ’69
Camp Waziyatah
Cast Jewelry
Chappellet Winery
Charmaine & Daniel Warmenhoven
Cindy & Gregory Fischer ’67
Cinnabar Hills Golf Club
Clos LaChance Winery
Club at Los Gatos
Colette & David Kress, Sr. Cuvaison Wine Co
Cyclebar Downtown San Jose
Cynthia Gaertner-Bridges & Bruce Bridges
Danny Thomas Party Rentals, LLC
Deborah & John Fumia, Jr. ’81
Diana & Paul Gunsky
Domenic M. Giovanzana ’15
Duarte Financial Group, Inc.
Edgeman Coaching LLC
Eli Thomas Menswear
Emily Yuen & Ross Fernandes
Erin & John Hammer
Esther & Patrick Arnold ’84
Eunice & Jin Kim ’92
F45 Training
Gabrielle & Stephen Brumbach ’84
Gina & Chris Cali
Ginger & Pasquale Martire
Hayfork Wine Co.
Illuminate Plastic Surgery
Iris Colon & Paul Meyer, M.D.
Jacquie & Harvey Christensen
Jeanette & Brendan O’Flaherty ’81
Jennifer & Jeff Doane
Jennifer & Tuan Palmer
Jeremy M. L. Lum ’02
Joe Escobar Diamonds, Inc.
Judy & Nathan Deaton
Justine & Craig Mobeck ’91
Kathryn & Jonathan Kaye
Kathryn & Massimilano Mancini ’84
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt ’87
Kristen Del Biaggio Heffernan & Michael Heffernan
Lisa & Brian Christensen
Lisa & Peter Fuqua ’87
Lisa & Randall Weber ’96
Lisa & Tobin Douglas ’86
Lisa Henriksen & Michael DiMartino
Lisa-Marie & Michael Lonich ’73
Liz & Jeremy Werner
Luca Y. Chan ’28
Mariana & Victor Giacalone ’64
Maris & J. Chris Whitney
Marlene & James D’Amico ’59
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Merritt & Joseph Anderson
Michele & Dj Novotney
Michele & Terence Fox
Milagros Camino Martinez & Alberto Martinez De La Torre
Niamh & Ronald Pellegrini ’72
Nirupama Vaidyanathan & Prabhu Palani
Normandin Chrysler Jeep
Dodge Ram Fiat
Orangetheory Fitness
Patrick F. McPherson ’87
Pruneyard Cinemas
Pupach Law Offices
Rebecca & Brett Jennings
Rod Jemison
Ryan D. Smith ’05
San Jose Earthquakes
San Jose Sharks
Seamus D. Ruiz-Earle ’17
Shannon E. Sevor ’03
Silicon Valley Learning Center
Soulful Photography
Stephanie & Matt Paolercio ’07
Sylvia Rodriguez & Robert Halupka, Jr.
Symphony Silicon Valley
Taylor Chrisman Law Inc.
Teresa Halton Photography
The Party Helpers
Timothy Dekay
Victory High Performance
Vidovich Vineyards
MATER DEI LEGACY SOCIETY
Membership in the Mater Dei Legacy Society is awarded to those who have made it known to us that they have designated bequest commitments or life income gifts to Bellarmine, or to those who have established named Endowment funds.
Mary Sue & John* L. Albanese ’66
Thomas J. Albanese ’64
Mari & William Albanese ’61
Earl P. Alderman* ’35
Pauline & Stephen Alker
Drs. Robert & Maribel Andonian
Carrie & David Arata ’67
Edward J. Armanino*
Nola & Harvey Armstrong
Esther & Patrick Arnold ’84
Cathryn & Kevin Baker
John F. Bates* ’54
Luann & David Baugher ’80
Renata & P. Ross Beaudoin ’54
Peter Behn Vadas* ’54
Diana J. Berg
Carolyn & Theodore Biagini ’58
Thomas J. Biagini ’70
Arlene & William Bing
Susan & Frank Bisceglia ’64
Ann P. Blach
Donna Blair
Gretchen Werner & Mark Block ’71
Nancy & Robert Boitano
Eileen V. Brissett*
Linda & John Britton ’76
Linda & Joseph Bronson
Mary Ellen & Arnold* Bruni ’52
Karen & Ronald Cali ’68
Hannelore & Jack Callon
Roberta & Joseph Carcione, Jr.
Stephen C. Carey* ’64
Arthur C. Carmichael, Jr. ’58
Patricia Carnesecca
Ruth* & James* A. Carney
Debbie & Anthony Carollo, Jr.
Richard L. Casey ’64
Anne & James Cashman
Cecilia Barrie-Chambers & William Chambers
Olivia & Vincent Ciampa
Corinne* & Richard* Cirone ’56
Gretchen & Robert Cody ’48
Sandra & Richard Conniff
Pam Connolly
Dorothy & Shazad Contractor
Lawrence H. Cook, Jr.* ’55
Barbara Cordell
Mary & Harold Cranston
Margaret & Frank Cucuzza ’51
Teri & Michael Cunniff
Gary C. Cunningham
Suzanne & Robert Curthoys
M. Jack Daley* ’51
Marlene & James D’Amico ’59
Jane & Raymond Davilla, Jr. ’65
Richard J. DelGrande* ’59
Harold J. DeLuca*
Susan & James* P. Dias ’52
Jennifer & Philip DiNapoli ’57
Ruth & Douglas Eastman, III
Julie & Stephen Eckstrom ’82
Adele & William* Enright ’59
Joan* & Clarence* Ferrari, Jr. ’52
Robin & Gerald Ferrari ’66
Jeff A. Fortin
Mary Ellen & Michael* Fox, Sr.
Ken Fredricks
Mark C. Frias ’74
Charles F. Fulhorst* ’70
Catherine Furnal
Michael Fusco
Marie Gairaud
Julianna & Salvadore Gargone ’56
Victor Geerts* ’64
The Gentzkow Family
Faramarz F. Ghassemi
Susan & Gary Giannini ’57
William H. Giannini ’59
Mary Elizabeth & Peter Gibb
Marie C. Gidre*
Ann & Ajit Gill
E. Jackson Going * ’45
Margo & Richard Gorini ’73
Leonard D. Goscila* ’47
Allene* & Gerry* Graham ’38
David C. Gray* ’42
Vivienne P. Guertin*
Rosalie Gummow
Sylvia & Oscar Gutierrez
Thomas H. Hamon
Cindy & Eric Hardgrave
Kaye & Richard Heafey ’54
Andrew J. Honzel* ’49
David Houston ’88
Delinah & Gregg Hurwitz ’91
Jo Ann & Philip Iatomase ’74
Diane & Henry Imwalle ’56
Nancy Jolliff
Michael J. Kelly* ’77
Michelle & Kevin Kelly ’85
Sean Kennedy ’86
Sara & Edward Kozel ’73
Norma J. Kristovich*
Lindy Kump
Patricia & Robert Lauridsen
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Patti & James Levitt ’68
Shari & John Levitt ’69
James E. Lewis
Laura & Salvador Liccardo ’52
Joseph Liotta*
Rosa Maria & David Livesay, Sr.
Lorry I. Lokey*
Frances & Robert Lowry
Lygia* & Donald L.* Lucas
Brian M. Lucido ’94
Ronald A. Mackin*
Anne & Joseph* Madruga ’59
Edward F. Malley ’64
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Julie & Joseph Mannina, Jr. ’83
James L. Martin ’74
Todd A. Mascarin ’82
Charles N. Mathewson*
Katherine* & James* McCarthy ’56
Mary Ann & John McCarthy ’60
Catherine McCosker* & Virginia McCosker*
Corrina & Evan McCulloch ’87
Patricia & Michael McDonald ’57
Jane* & Richard* McDonald ’36
Jacqueline & Stephen* McFeeley’65
Helen & Robert McGowan, Sr.
Patricia & Michael McGuire ’63
Margaret McNamee
Annamarie & Brian McSweeney ’78
Ellen & Matthew Medeiros
Kerrin & Robert Meinhardt ’87
Phyllis & Wade Meyercord
Jeanette & Christopher Meyercord ’88
Lorna* & Mel* Micheletti ’49
Arthur J. Micheletti* ’46
Kristen & W. Daniel Michelini ’84
Margot & Mitchell Milias ’58
Pageen & Thomas Mohr
Gail* & Fred* Mollerus
Monica & Steven Moreno ’80
Scott D. Morse ’69
Joanne & Michael Moul
John D. Murphy, S.J. Ruth* & Wilmot J.* Nicholson ’32
James E. Nielsen ’66
Margaret & Lon Normandin ’52
Gerald J. Origlia* ’42
Dennis J. Paustenbach
Gayanne & Jack* Peckham
Carolyn & Robert* Peters ’57
Angelo D. Pezzolo*
Victor C. Pfeiffer* ’45
V. Ronald Pine ’57
Mary E. Powell*
Valerie Powell
Dorothy* & Emmett* Purcell
Cathy & Roger Quinlan ’83
Sandy & George Quinn, Jr. ’65
Terry & Marc Rebboah ’77
Harold Remis*
Hardy Reyerson*
Richard L. Rizzo* ’61
Mary & David Roberson
Julie & Mark Robson
Richard R. Roderick* ’50
Gayle & Anthony* Rodrigues ’44
Diane & Ray Roeder ’57
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Barbara & David Roux
Mary K. Ryan
Kathleen & James Ryan
Carol Sabatino
Romeo Santarini* ’47
MATER DEI LEGACY SOCIETY
Kathleen & Mark Santora
Bimal N. Saraiya ’94
Jackie & John Scandalios
Elizabeth & Timothy Schmidt ’77
Karen Schneickert
Dorothy Schoendorf*
Patricia & Stephen Schott ’56
Janice & John Scripps
Terry Seidler
Gloria & Gregory Shean ’65
M. Catherine Sheridan*
Margaret Siegfried
Teresa & Peter Silva, Sr.
Lois Sitter
Cheryl & Daniel Smith, III
Sue & John A. Sobrato ’56
Timi & John M. Sobrato
Kathleen & Thomas Spieker ’71
Frankie & R. Jeffrey
Stenehjem ’65
Rosalia M. Susoeff
Allan Susoeff, Sr.
Lydia & Douglas Teeter
Henry J. Thierry ’47
Gail & Edgar Thrift, Jr. ’61
Carolyn & Mark Tiernan ’74
Raymond G. Tikvica* ’37
David V. Tillmanns
Susan & Raymond Triplett ’73
John E. Turco* ’47
Susan & John Tuttle
Stan M. Tynan ’57
Janice & Gary Valenzuela
Fred J. Vertel* ’51
TUITION ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENTS
Thomas O. Vertel
Mary E. Vinassa*
Lisa & Garrett Wade ’92
Clara* & Walter* Wade
Donald L. Wakefield* ’77
Robert J. Wayne* ’46
Alan Weinkrantz* ’71
Barbara & John Wesley ’56
Judith L. Wilcher
Laura & Dan Winter
Bernadette & Daniel Yang
Aaron J. Yu ’93
Permanent funding for our Tuition Assistance program plays a critical role in our ability to attract and retain a socio-economically diverse student population. The following individuals, families, and foundations have established – or are being honored by – a named Tuition Assistance Endowment.
Anonymous
C. Brandon Agbayani ’93*
Annette P. & Henry J.*
Aiassa, Sr. ’38
Ethel* & Carmen* Albanese
John L. Albanese ’66*
Rose* & Joe J.* Albanese ’36
Maureen* & Thomas Albanese ’64
Mari & William Albanese ’61
Dr. Edward A. Amaral 1916*
Kevin G. Anderson ’98*
Edward J. Armanino*
Nola & Harvey Armstrong
Atwood Family
James A. Bailey ’35*
Eva* & Attilio D.* Bandoni
Ellen* & Robert L.* Baron
Barone Family
Shirley Barry
Janet* & H. Charles*
Batchelder IV
Mary* & Adolph* Battaini
Bellarmine Class of 1954
Bellarmine Class of 1965
Bellarmine Class of 1968
Bellarmine Class of 1974
Bellarmine Class of 1981
Bellarmine Class of 1994
Soccer Alumni
Bellarmine Mothers’ Guild
Salvatrice T. & George W. Bellamy*
Jeannine Benson*
John R. Bernal ’78*
Thomas J. Biagini ’70
Al J. Bihn*
Bradley William Bing ’81*
Michael S. Blach ’56*
Marion* & Allen E.* Block ’43
Gordon A. Bonaccorso ’65*
Eileen V. Brissett*
Linda & John
Britton ’76 Family
Roger P. Brunello ’59 Family
Mary Ellen & Arnold* Bruni ’52
Helen* & Victor A.* Bruni
Anne* & Bernard J.* Bush
Samuel B. Callahan ’14*
Mary M. Moore* and Linda A. Callon*
Genevieve* & Sal* Campisi
James S. Cannon*
Madeline M. Carcione*
Ruth L. Carney*
Barbara* & Thomas F.* Casey
Dominic Cerruti*
Chandra Family
Charron Family
Hazel* & Lewis* Chimento
Fr. Frederick M. Coffey, S.J.*
Doris* & John P.* Collins
Fr. Eugene J. Colosimo, S.J.*
William J. Connolly, Jr. ’61*
Darius McKinney Contractor
Lawrence H. Cook, Jr. ’55* / Janet Chambers Cook & Lawrence Harvey Cook, Sr.*
Austin Cottarel ’20*
D’Amico Family
June Moless* & Raymond J.* Davilla
Marie C. de Dampierre*
Lyda* & Rico* DeLuca
F. Matthew & Gretchen DNapoli Family
Jennifer & Phil DiNapoli ’57
Julie & Rick DiNapoli ’73 DivcoWest
John J. Donovan, III ’61
Lynn & Dan Duc
Joan* & William* & Bill* Enright
Rolando C. Esteverena
Fr. Carlo Farina, S.J. ’51*
Ray K. Farris, II ’62
Richard J. Feliz ’61*
Lucile* & Louis G.* Ferrari ’35
Filice Insurance Agency
Jeanette* & Timothy* Fogarty, Sr.
Mary Ellen & Michael E.* Fox
Lilyan Beatty* & Thomas C.*
Frank
Marilyn & Joseph S. Franzia ’60
Leo J. Freitas*
Dorothy K.* & W. Earl* Freitas
Rena* & John C.* Fumia
Herbert E. Garcia ’46*
Julianna & Sal Gargone ’56
Henry A. George *
The Geruson Family
*denotes deceased *denotes deceased
TUITION ASSISTANCE ENDOWMENTS
Annette* & Frank J.* Ghiorso ’38
Susan M. & Gary Giannini ’57
Henriette* & William Giannini*
Mariana & Victor J. Giacalone ’64 Family
Ann C. Gill
Allene* & Gerry* Graham ’38
Regina Grandsaert*
Beulah* & Art* Greenslit
Fr. Russell G. Gruye, S.J.*
Rosalie & Warren A.* Gummow
Troy A. Gummow*
Robert A. Gutierrez*
Haines Family
Crescent Porter Hale Foundation
Harney Foundation
Florence* & Edwin A.* Heafey, Sr.
Fr. James E. Healy, S.J.*
William Randolph
Hearst Foundation
Margaret* & Dennis* Heenan
Sarah* & Frank* Imwalle
Jesuit Community of Bellarmine
Fr. William "Bill" Keenan, S.J.*
John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
Kovich Family
Edward R. Kozel Family
Frances E.* & Walter J.* LaCasse
Margaret Lapcevic*
Kathleen & Craig Leclair ’83
Levitt Family
Liccardo Family
Samuel A. Liccardo*
Jeffrey C. Linquist ’69*
David Livesay Jr. ’93*
Lloyd Family
Kevin John Lo ’89*
Todd Lorell ’06*
Mackin Family
Marie* & Raymond J.* Madruga
Eddie* & Ed* Maggetti
Justin J. Malander ’90*
Mary & David Malloy ’71
Lou Marengo*
Mathewson Family
Fr. Robert Mathewson, S.J.*
Elizabeth* & Martin C. May ’57
Jane* & Richard*
McDonald ’36
Sean P. McDonald ’84*
Frances, James, and Leona McFeely
Helen* & Robert*
McGowan, Sr.
John F. McKenna ’09*
Rev. William J. McKenna*
Marty "DMac" McKenzie*
Betsy & Bill McKiernan
J. Dennis
McMonigle ’58 Family
Carol Morici McNamee*
Patricia* & James* Melehan
Meyercord Family
Janice* & Arthur J.*
Micheletti ’46
Lorna* & Mel* Micheletti ’49 Family / Paul A.*
Micheletti ’77
John P. Mieuli ’33*
Margot & Mitch Milias ’58
Michael W. Miner ’81*
Margaret* & Vincent J.* Mingrone
Mohr Family
Lucia Moreno Walson & Consuelo Moreno
Virginia* & Ezequiel* Moreno
Fr. James E. Morse, S.J.*
Edith* & Dino* Mungai
Isobel Stewart Bell Murphy*
2LT Terence P. Murphy ’08*
Ruth* & Bill* Nicholson
Normandin Family
H. Frank Oliver*
Mary O’Donnell
Ray B. O’Flaherty*
O’Hara Family
Most Holy Trinty
Helen* & John P.* O’Rourke ’40
Richard E. Pacheco ’57*
Nicki & Joe Parisi
Joseph J. Paskert, Anna Downes Paskert, & Vivienne Paskert Guertin*
Helen* & Philip L.* Peckham
Aline* & Tony* Pelosi
Carol & Bob* Peters ’57
Rena C.* & Charles G.* Petrusich
Yvonne M. Pine*
Yvonne* & V. Ronald Pine ’57
Frank D. Pinheiro ’50*
Donald P. Pinkel, M.D.
Mary E.* & Herbert L.* Powell
Rick F. Prentice ’70*
Rose Marie* & William* Prentice
Purcell Family
Nellie C.* & Travis V.* Rankin
Christopher W. Reilly ’77*
Hardy C. Reyerson*
Thomas Reyneri ’07*
Mary Kamp*, Virginia Sleczka* & Marian Rider*
Fr. Aloysius J. Roccati, S.J.*
Fr. James F. Rooney, S.J. *
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49
Josephine* & Murphy A.* Sabatino*
Murphy A. Sabatino, Jr. ’61*
Sacred Heart Nativity School
Adam Eugene Santora
Christian J. Scherer*
Christopher M. Schmitt ’90*
Karen & Michael* Schneickert ’76
Scordelis Family
Jan & Jack Scripps Family
William W. Serrano ’53*
Olga* & Randolph E.* Seyfried
Greg M. Shean ’65
Fr. Paul G. Sheridan, S.J.
William J. Silva*
Lois & Don* Sitter Family
Jack & Siana Smith Family
So Cal Alumni Chapter
Epie Sona ’12*
Dorothy* & Henry* Stender
Steven G. Susoeff ’84*
Sandy* & Charlie H.* Swall ’60
Dr. Lewis G. Taft*
Rita C. Tagmyer*
Yolanda* & Peter P.* Telerico
Henry V. Thierry*
Edgar M. Thrift, Sr. 1926*
Jacqueline* & Raymond* Tikvica ’37
Marilyn Holthouse Tikvica*
Joy Mae* & Joseph R.* Tripoli ’38
Janice & Gary Valenzuela Vergho Family
Silvio B. Vinassa ’34* / Mary E. Vinassa*
Wade Family
Jean* & Gerard* Wagstaffe ’34
Arthur Wald*
Pat Taylor & Terry Ward
Liz* & Ed Watson ’65
Tyler J. Watson*
Wattis Family Foundation
Wolf Family
Raymond F. Zimmerman*
Coralista* & Fred* Zolezzi ’42
*denotes deceased
“The opportunities I’ve had at Bellarmine—whether in academics, athletics, or faith—are made possible through the tuition assistance you provide. From the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything you do to support students like me and make our experiences at Bellarmine possible.”
— Student, Class of ’28
PROGRAM ENDOWMENTS
Permanent funding for our academic and co-curricular programs is a critical component of Bellarmine’s financial model. The following individuals, families, and foundations have established – or are being honored by – a named endowment fund for Bellarmine’s academic and co-curricular programs.
Anonymous BCP Ice Hockey Program
Anonymous Campus Ministry
Walt Arnold Athletics
Paul D. Barton ’92* Campus Ministry
Blair Family Foundation Program Endowment
Fr. Mario Capitolo, S.J.* Science
Lisa & Paul Caputo ’80 Academics
Joe Carcione, Sr.* Student Activities Center
James A. Carney, Sr.* Science
James F. Cavagnaro ’48* Professional Enhancement
Kathleen* & Alfred J.* Cleary Teaching
Fr. Joseph M. Costa, S.J. ’41* Campus Ministry
Roberts-Dickey Family Program Endowment
Fisher Family Soccer/Cross Country
D.J. Frandsen ’97* Program Endowment
Fr. Louis Franklin, S.J.* Physics
Milan S. Gambhir ’16* Program Endowment
Celia Berta & Carl Gellert* Campus Ministry
Gorini Family Professional Enhancement
Carol Goscila* Fine Arts
Gummow Family Chapel Prayer Garden
James A. Harville ’63* Speech & Debate
Edward W. Hayes* Water Polo
Beverly* & Andrew J.* Honzel ’49
Professional Enhancement
Kenny Howell, IV ’06* Fine Arts
John T. Iatomase* Science
Kovaleski Family Program Endowment
Laura & Sal Liccardo ’52 Family Program Endowment
Lygia* & Don L.* Lucas Biological Sciences
John A Maida, Jr.* Athletics
Marini Family Campus Ministry
Patrick J. Martin* Science
Fr. Edward McFadden, S.J.* English
Fr. William H. Muller, S.J. ’62 Program Endowment
Peg & Lon Normandin ’52 Family Program Endowment
Rev. Richard S. O’ Rourke, S.J.* Athletics
Pavicich Family Program Endowment
Steve Pinkston Pinkston Fellowship
Pope Family Campus Ministry
Rice Family Endowment for Learning Differences, in Honor of Judy Alessandri
Joanne & Louis Rosendin ’49 Family Academics
Karen & Michael* Schneickert ’76
Christian Services
Patricia & Stephen Schott ’56 Program Endowment
Walter W. Silberman, M.D.* Health & Sports
Fr. Francis J. Silva, S.J.*
Shakespeare
Ben Sumner ’04* Carillon Yearbook
Helen Pfeiffer & Robert Stewart Odell* Library/Media Center
Peter E. Tiernan ’50* NFL/Speech & Debate
Fredrik S. Waiss* Christian Services
*denotes deceased
“Being
a student at Bellarmine has exposed me to a unique environment where faith, service, and academic excellence are deeply valued. I am constantly inspired by my teachers and peers, and I feel encouraged to pursue my goals with purpose and integrity. Financial support for my education is a gift that I do not take for granted.”
— Student, Class of ’28
NAMED DIRECT TUITION ASSISTANCE FUNDS
A named fund in support of Bellarmine’s Tuition Assistance program has been established by – or in honor of –the following individuals, foundations, and organizations.
The following list acknowledges contributions from businesses, organizations, and foundations received in Fiscal Year 2024-2025. Many companies offer Matching gift programs as a benefit to their employees and, in some cases, to their retirees, resulting in their gifts to Bellarmine being furthered.
Office of the President 408.294.9224 | smcsweeney@bcp.org
Selena Pistoresi
Digital Marketing Manager
408.537.9266 | spistoresi@bcp.org
Ben Roseberry ’ 87 Director of Research & Development Services
408.537.9263 | broseberry@bcp.org
Conor Salcido ’ 07
Advancement Events Coordinator
408.537.9206 | csalcido@bcp.org
Diane Seadler
Development Associate
408.537.9215 | dseadler@bcp.org
Aly Smith
Director of Marketing & Communications
408.537.9307 | asmith@bcp.org
BOARD OF REGENTS 2024-2025
Thomas E. McGannon Chair
Ray Davilla ’65
Steve Giachetti ’92
Xavier Gutierrez ’91
Jonathan Harvey
Adnan Iqbal ’00
Chris Kearns ’85
Mike Barone ’84 Vice-Chair
Rocio Martinez
Margaret Petrus
Roger Quinlan ’83
Brandon Rebboah ’09
Carlos Rosario ’01
BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2024-2025
Phil Albanese ’04
Kathy Armistead
Erick Berrelleza, S.J.
Matthew Carnes, S.J.
Theresa Clark
Joe Gentzkow ’01
Roop Lakkaraju
Chris Meyercord ’88
Esteban Morales ’94
Peter Pabst, S.J.
Prabhu Palani
Jason Rodriguez ’95
Lucila Ramos-Sanchez
Andy Schatzman
Robert Scholla, S.J.
John D. Whitney, S.J. ’75
Brian J. McSweeney ’78 Consultant
NOTE: Every effort has been made to correctly identify the names of donors listed in the Annual Report of Giving, reflecting gifts received July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. Please notify us of discrepancies or omissions by contacting Ben Roseberry ’87, Director of Research and Development Services, at 408.537.9263 or via email: broseberry@bcp.org.
Robert D. Selvi ’74 Chair
Rob Meinhardt ’87 Vice-Chair
Meet Bellarmine’s Pinkston Fellows: Jasper and Jacobi Mitchell
The Pinkston Fellowship – established in honor of retired faculty member, mentor, and spiritual leader Steve Pinkston – supports recent college graduates of racially and culturally diverse backgrounds who aspire to serve through teaching, coaching, counseling, or ministry.
Inspired by Mr. Pinkston’s legacy as Bellarmine’s first African American faculty member and a champion for inclusion and belonging, the fellowship program seeks to cultivate a more diverse educator pipeline while uplifting the next generation of leaders.
Twin brothers Jasper and Jacobi Mitchell are this year’s Pinkston Fellows, joining the Bellarmine community with a shared passion for faith, creativity, and connection. They graduated from Morehouse College in 2025 and will be on campus through the end of the 2026-27 school year.
From Morehouse to Bellarmine
The Mitchells learned about the Pinkston Fellowship in what they describe as a "beautifully unexpected way.” An encounter in the Morehouse College cafeteria with Dr. Sonya Arriola, Bellarmine's Chief of Staff, led to a meeting with Mr. Steve Pinkston, where they learned more about the mission and vision of the fellowship. “We knew right away that our goals were aligned,” says Jacobi.
Through their work with the Christian Service Program, Partners in Mission and Ministry, and the Immersion program, Jasper and Jacobi are already making an impact on campus: leading with love and building belonging.
Read on to learn what drew the Mitchell twins to Bellarmine, their hopes for the fellowship, and how they plan to continue Steve Pinkston’s legacy.
Tell us about who you are and how you got here. What shaped who you are today?
Our journey to this point has been shaped by our family, faith, and the transformative power of music. We’ve been singing and playing instruments our entire lives — piano, guitar, bass, drums, and more. This shared passion led us to create our own music studio, where we learned how to produce, record, and release our own songs.
Music has been our greatest teacher in collaboration, creativity, and perseverance. It’s also shown us how art can bring people together across differences, a lesson that deeply informs how we approach education and community-building.
What inspired you to pursue a career in education? How does Jesuit education, in particular, resonate with your values?
Our decision to pursue education is rooted in a desire to lead as Jesus led — with compassion, purpose, and love. Jesuit education, with its emphasis on being “men and women for and with others,” resonates strongly with the way we’ve tried to live our own lives. We believe that true education is an act of service — one that forms the mind, the heart, and the spirit.
Who are the teachers, mentors, or role models that influenced you? How do they shape the kind of educators you hope to be?
We’ve been shaped by incredible mentors who modeled the kind of leadership we aspire to achieve. From our professors at Morehouse who challenged us to think critically and live intentionally, to our family and faith community who showed us the power of grace, each has inspired us to lead with empathy and integrity. These mentors have made us want to be educators who not only teach, but also listen, creating spaces where students feel seen, valued, and loved.
As educators of African Ancestry, how do you hope to bring your identity and experiences to Bellarmine? Why does representation in education matter to you?
As educators of African ancestry, we recognize how vital representation is. We want students, especially Black students, to see themselves reflected in their teachers and to know that their presence and perspective matter. We hope to bring our full selves to Bellarmine: our cultural background, our artistic gifts, and our lived experiences as HBCU graduates. One of
our special goals during our fellowship is to help strengthen Bellarmine’s Black Student Union and ensure that every Black student feels welcome, safe, and celebrated.
We are also passionate about founding the Bellarmine Music Studio, where students can explore their love for music both formally and informally. Our dream is to give them the tools and space to create, record, and perform their own art, and to experience what it means to transform emotion into sound and sound into connection.
What excites you most about being at Bellarmine this year, and what do you hope to learn or contribute through the Pinkston Fellowship?
What excites us most about being at Bellarmine is the spirit of love that radiates through the community. The Jesuit values, the open-hearted leadership, and the genuine care we’ve already experienced align perfectly with who we aspire to be. Through the Pinkston Fellowship, we hope to create radical, groundbreaking, and unifying spaces that nurture inclusivity, artistry, and student development.
Above all, our prayer is to reflect those who poured into and prayed over us to ensure that every student we encounter knows their voice is heard, their opinions are valued, and their presence is cherished.
Athletics Highlights
by Kevin Saldivar ’04, CAA, Director of Athletics
Bellarmine Athletics continues to build traditions of teamwork, sportsmanship, and excellence – and this year brought yet another milestone! In November, the varsity cross country team raced to a West Catholic Athletic League title at Crystle Springs, securing the 300th WCAL Championship in school history (more than twice as many as any other WCAL school in the league in boys sports).
From a record-setting Cross Country season, to a history-making home Football game, to the heart resilience on display across the pool in Water Polo, our teams continue to compete with grit and represent Bellarmine with pride. Here are some highlights from the Fall of 2025.
Water Polo The Bells battled with determination in every Water Polo match despite an up-and-down season, with a young varsity roster showing strong promise for the years ahead. Senior Night was filled with energy, gratitude, and heartfelt celebration as we honored our departing student-athletes at the pool they’ve called home for four years. The team notched a postseason victory over Soquel High School in the opening round of CCS playoffs before falling in the semifinals.
Cross-Country Following last year’s CIF State runner-up finish, the Bells continued their excellence by dominating the competition throughout the WCAL schedule. The varsity squad captured its sixth straight WCAL championship and its 32nd in school history. Throughout the season, runners shattered multiple school records, and their league championship saw a rare double 4x4 sweep: the Bells won the team title and had the individual champion at all four levels!
Football This season brought a historic game to Bellarmine’s campus: our first-ever night game here at College Park. Over 4,500 people came to Fan Fest – complete with bounce houses, food trucks, games, and giveaways – and more than 3,000 fans packed the stands to watch the Bells defeat the Sobrato Bulldogs. The opening-night victory, paired with overwhelming support from every corner of the Bellarmine community, was a truly memorable experience and a stellar way to start the season.
On August 23, the Bellarmine community gathered on campus to celebrate three remarkable alumni whose lives and careers exemplify the school’s Ignatian ideals. Paul Rose ’75, Bill Sullivan ’76, and Adnan Iqbal ’00 were inducted into the Bellarmine Alumni Hall of Fame during a ceremony honoring their accomplishments and commitment to being men for and with others, followed by dinner with family and friends of the school.
Paul Rose ’75 is the winningest high school boys’ soccer coach in California history, accumulating an extraordinary .840 winning percentage and 918 career victories. A fourtime National Coach of the Year, Paul's Jesuit values and love for the game of soccer guided him to shape thousands of student-athletes over 45 years at Jesuit High School.
Bill Sullivan ’76 is the founder of Neighborhood Hands, a nonprofit that provides dignified work opportunities, as well as hot meals, clothing, hygiene resources, bike repairs, haircuts, and access to critical services to unhoused individuals. Bill embodies what it means to be a man for and with others, and his work in San Jose has transformed lives while advancing long-term, community-based solutions to homelessness.
Adnan Iqbal ’00 is the co-founder & CEO of Luma Health, a health technology company working to solve one of the biggest challenges in healthcare – getting a patient to the right provider and to the best outcome quickly. Adnan's work has helped transform the way healthcare is delivered by addressing systemic barriers to access and helping millions of people receive the care they need.
2025 Alumni Hall of Fame Honorees
Grand Reunion
In September, alumni from eight different Bellarmine classes gathered on campus for Grand Reunion: an annual celebration combining class reunions across generations! This year’s event brought Bells together from the Classes of 1980, ’85, ’90, ’95, ’00, ’05, ’10, and ’15.
The evening began with Mass with the Jesuits in the Leontyne Chapel, followed by a campus tour, then a reception in the Quad. Reconnecting with classmates, looking through old yearbooks, and swapping stories with fellow alumni made it a resounding success. Once a Bell, always a Bell!
38th Annual Bellarmine Golf Classic
The 38th annual Bellarmine Golf Classic raised over $30,000 for the Direct Tuition Assistance Fund! Temperatures were below 60 and it rained on and off all day – but that didn’t stop 200+ participants from joining us at Cinnabar Hills Golf Club for a day of fun and friendly competition. We had Bellarmine parents, grandparents, former faculty, coaches, and seven decades of alumni participate in the tournament, generating a meaningful contribution to our students’ Tuition Assistance needs.
Congratulations to our 2025 champions, the foursome of Boots Del Biaggio ’16, Curtis Lloyd ’16, Kolbey Moreno ’17, and Austin Murphy ’17, who shot 55 (-17) to earn a spot on the Bellarmine Golf Classic perpetual trophy. They captured this year’s crown by winning a tiebreaker over the 2023 champions, the quartet of Pat Crema ’88, Dennis Namimatsu ’88, Dennis Ventry ’88, and Ian Calip ’88, who also carded 17 under par. We’re already looking forward to next year!
The 29th Annual Fr. Joe Costa, S.J. ’41 Alumni Bocce Tournament
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keep this longstanding alumni tradition competitive,
and fun!
The 29th annual Fr. Joe Costa, S.J. ’41 Alumni Bocce Tournament brought nearly 100 alumni together at Campo di Bocce in July for an evening of Bell camaraderie and exciting competition, highlighted by a dramatic championship match. Congratulations to
team of Fumia men — Chuck ’66, John ’81, Mark ’94 and Joel ’07 — on an expertly-played tournament
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Paul Muller ’67 Helps Lead a Decades-Long Effort to Save Lives
When stainless steel netting quietly appeared beneath the Golden Gate Bridge in 2024, most people saw a subtle change to a familiar landmark. Paul Muller ’67 saw something else: the culmination of a decades-long, deeply personal campaign led by grieving families who refused to give up.
Paul, who co-founded the Bridge Rail Foundation, was named to the 2025 TIME100 Health list for his role in the project. He’s quick to point out, however, that the honor really belongs to the parents who transformed their loss into relentless advocacy.
“My interaction with this happened by accident,” he says. In the spring of 2004, Paul was finishing a consulting project with the Psychiatric Foundation of Northern California, which was working to address homelessness in San Francisco, when their board chair raised a different topic: the high rate of suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge. Paul was asked to serve as a consultant on what would become a 20-year project that would meaningfully reduce the number of lives lost at the bridge each year.
A Defining Insight
The chairman handed Paul a medical textbook on suicide prevention and pointed him to chapters on “access restriction” – the idea that if the means to take your own life aren’t easily available, the lethal impulse will likely subside before you’re able to act.
“My jaw dropped,” he recalls. “I’ve lived in the Bay Area for 99% of my life, and suicide at the bridge was just kind of, ‘Yeah, somebody ought to do something about that.’ But this was different. It was so easy to jump over that short railing, and the numbers were astronomical.”
At the end of 2003, The New Yorker published a harrowing story with a one-word title: Jumpers. The story brought significant public attention to the Golden Gate Bridge as the world’s leading suicide location, with someone jumping off it every two weeks on average. Paul began connecting with families who had been directly impacted – those who had lost loved ones and the very few who had survived the fall. When initial efforts with the psychiatric group stalled, two parents approached him about starting something new: an organization solely focused on ending suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge.
Together, Paul and those parents founded the all-volunteer Bridge Rail Foundation.
Advocacy Over Engineering
“They turned out to be very effective at recruiting other parents,” Paul says. As the foundation grew, he helped organize advocacy efforts as a board member and became president in 2017. In the Bridge Rail Foundation’s early days, Paul assumed the biggest obstacle would be engineering. Instead, he discovered that the real challenge was changing hearts and minds.
“What was really challenging was getting people past preconceived notions about suicide, which is simply, ‘Well, if somebody decides to do it, you can’t really stop them,’” he explains. It seemed like a problem that had a sure enough solution but lacked political will and the large-scale funding and resources needed.
The Golden Gate Bridge is governed by a 19-member board, representing counties from San Francisco north to Del Norte. Over many years, Paul and fellow advocates prepared testimony, marshaled research, and helped families share their stories at key public hearings. The Marin County Coroner, who processes deaths from the bridge, testified about the sheer number and range of lives lost – a presentation Paul remembers as “very impactful and very powerful.”
At one pivotal meeting in the late 2000s, the foundation’s advocacy helped persuade the board to formally explore barrier designs. Earlier proposals for taller railings had been rejected on aesthetic grounds. Eventually, architects proposed a net system inspired by a successful installation in Bern, Switzerland, where extending a net 20 feet from a popular jumping site had reduced suicide occurrences by nearly 100%.
The Long Road to Completion
Once the Golden Gate Bridge District accepted the net proposal, a new phase began: the long, technical work of final design, wind-tunnel testing, permits, and funding. Paul and others had already framed the project as highway safety, opening the door to state and federal transportation dollars. They worked with regional agencies and elected officials to secure the necessary approvals. In 2017, the Bridge District approved the construction contract. Net construction began in 2018 and was completed in early 2024.
During those years, Paul says, it was families from the Bridge Rail Foundation who kept the effort anchored. One couple, whose son died by suicide from the bridge, attended nearly every bridge district board meeting for about a decade, holding their son’s photograph as they told his story time after time.
“Social change requires a great deal of energy and genuine sacrifice,” Paul reflects. “This process required people to bear the pain of their families and share it in such a way that other families wouldn’t suffer the same loss. These people were willing to put their stories out there and fight for something that can’t resolve the pain they have, but might keep others from experiencing it. It’s a real, genuine personal sacrifice and a real giving back to the community.”
According to the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District, “Over the last 20 years, on average, there were 30 confirmed suicides at the Bridge every year. In 2024, one year after the net was completed, there were eight suicides at the Bridge, reducing the annual number of suicides by 73%.”
A Model for Change
The impact extends far beyond San Francisco. Coverage of the Golden Gate story has inspired efforts to secure other bridges and tall structures across the United States and abroad. Paul has fielded inquiries from advocates in more than a dozen states and in countries such as Canada and the U.K., many of whom are now pursuing their own lifesaving projects.
Paul sees this story as a case study in how change really happens.
“Golden Gate is a very small, focused social change package,” he says. “If you think about the really large social change movements we’ve had in the United States – civil rights, women’s rights – those things did not come about without real significant personal sacrifice. People stuck with it and kept playing the cards they were dealt, and they were able to see genuine progress. But it’s a tough road.”
It’s also, he insists, a road worth walking.
The net under the Golden Gate Bridge is a visible reminder of that truth: of parents who showed up, month after month, and of alumni like Paul Muller ’67 who quietly live out what it means to be people for and with others, even when the work takes 20 years.
Thank you for reading about the work of Paul Muller ’67 and the Bridge Rail Foundation. If you or someone you know might be at risk for suicide, call or text 988.
CLASS NOTES
1950s
Jim Healey ’54, along with his brother Jack ’46 and his daughter Erin, made his third trip down Route 66 last year. Jim sang with the band “Banjos By the Bay” for seven years, published two textbooks and several poems, spent time acting and doing magic shows, and wrote 29 songs, including “We Are Bellar-men” which he sings annually at Bellarmine’s Golden Reunion dinner.
John A. Sobrato ’56 was honored by PACT (People Acting in Community Together) at the organization’s Leadership Luncheon on October 14, 2025. The event was held at the Mexican Heritage Plaza in San Jose. During his remarks, John, who was recognized for his longtime commitment to philanthropy in Silicon Valley, particularly his organization’s efforts to provide educational opportunities to the most vulnerable and marginalized members of the community, credited his family and his Jesuit education at Bellarmine and Santa Clara University with his value system. Fr. John Baumann ’56 was also in attendance in support of PACT and of his Bellarmine classmate.
1960s
Terry Dugan ’62 writes, “I delighted in the (Summer 2025) article about Daxton Zucek ’27 and his photographic work. I was immediately transported back to my days as the photographer for the Cardinal newspaper and the wonderful experiences we had. Beyond hauling the big 4x5 speed graphic and strobe camera all over campus and shooting all the sports and activities, with Fr. Bill Rewak’s inspiration, we did a column starting in 1959 interviewing all over the Bay Area. What a treat for a high school kid to meet Willie Mays, Dave Brubek, Nat King Cole, Peggy Lee, the Kingston Trio, and many more big names at the time. Ultimately, I was able to parlay my photography into a full scholarship at USF working on the yearbook. I wish Daxton success and an exciting future working with cameras and techniques we never dreamed of 65 years ago!”
Vic Giacalone ’64, the Bellarmine Hall of Famer, in June was featured in the The Valley Catholic’s series “Loving Christ in the Unhoused,” highlighting his longtime volunteer work for the Order of Malta visiting, advocating, and providing food and supplies for unhoused people in San Jose.
James Weslow ’69 retired to Palm Desert with his wife, Bernadette, after a career in physical therapy and healthcare management. They enjoy being close to their children and grandchildren, all of whom live in Southern California. Jim is having fun trying to improve his golf game and would appreciate any tips on how to hit a driver.
1980s
Recently a group of alumni gathered for a mini Bellarmine reunion at Antipastos Italian Deli in San Jose and dined with Fr. Jerry Wade, S.J. ’55 and Fr. Richard Cobb, S.J., who came down from the Sacred Heart Jesuit Center to join them for lunch. Pictured left to right: Mike Smith ’85, Dennis Namimatsu ’88, Pat Quinn ’83, Dennis Ventry ’88, Chuck Gillingham ’86, Donald Goudy (father of Conor ’23), Pat Crema ’88, Jon Honore ’88, Fr. Jerry Wade, S.J. ’55 (front and center), Jim Caputo ’88, Zach Reid ’88, Casey Courneen ’88, George Honore ’57, Alfio Crema ’54, Eric Robertson ’88, Brian Stenhouse ’88, Scott Olson ’88, Fr. Dick Cobb, Taite Whitchurch ’88.
1990s
Jim Pascoe ’90 and his wife, Sheila, have been married 27 years and live in Danville. Their daughter Kate is a first-year student at Loyola University Chicago. Their son Sam is at Bellarmine, and their daughter Anna is a freshman at Presentation. Jim works in the tech industry and currently serves as Vice President of Communications at Marvell Technology.
2000s
Eric Thames ’04 in July joined other former Milwaukee Brewers players to celebrate the 25th anniversary of American Family Field. The retired slugger is still a crowd favorite in Milwaukee, as he participated in the Alumni Home Run Derby and belted a couple of homers to help Team Braun to victory.
Kevin Danna ’05 recently completed his first season as the inaugural radio play-by-play announcer for the Golden State Valkyries of the WNBA. Kevin is also the longtime radio voice of the Santa Cruz Warriors and Stanford Cardinal Women’s Basketball.
We want to know what’s new in the lives of our alumni. To provide information and pictures for consideration in future editions of Bellarmine College Prep Magazine, please email Steve Connolly ’04, Director of Alumni Relations, at: sconnolly@bcp.org
Emilio Cortez ’08 was named to the inaugural Latinos 40 Under 40 Silicon Valley list by the Hispanic news publication, Negocios Now. This past year, Emilio started a new position as Community Engagement Specialist for The Tech Interactive.
2010s
Nikhil Buduma ’13, co-founder and CEO of Ambience Healthcare, announced Series C investment of more than $300 million for his company this year. Ambience provides AI tools to streamline processes and documentation for healthcare clinicians.
Kevin Leary ’14 was married to Erin Tucci on August 2, 2025, in Laurel, New York at his grandmother's home. Kevin is changing his name to Kevin Letucci, a combination of his and his wife's last names.
Fr. Joseph Q. Nguyen ’14 was assigned as Parochial Vicar at St. John Vianney Parish in San Jose, effective July 2025. Father Joseph was ordained three years ago and had previously served as the Director of Liturgy at the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Joseph in Downtown San Jose.
Daniel A. Pluth ’16, a San Jose Police Officer, was a 2025 San Jose Police Foundation Major Award Recipient in the category Hazardous Duty. The ceremony took place on September 25, 2025, at the DoubleTree by Hilton in San Jose.
2020s
Max Amend ’22 in September had a moment with Viet Thanh Nguyen ’88 when the Pulitzer Prize-winning author spoke at the University of Notre Dame on the topic "POV: Writing as Other.”
In Memoriam
Austin Richard James Cottarel ’20 passed away on August 30, 2025. During the current academic year, Austin was serving the Bellarmine community in the Christian Service Program (CSP) as a member of the Alumni Volunteer initiative. He will be remembered for his compassion, humor, goodness, and a smile that would light up a room. Among his family members, Austin is survived by his brother, Maxwell Cottarel-Kellner ’27. The family has established the Austin Cotttarel ’20 Memorial Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund in his honor.
Rev. Edward A. “Eddie” Reese, S.J. passed away August 2, 2025, at Sacred Heart Center in Los Gatos. Born in Alhambra, California, Fr. Reese graduated from Loyola High School in 1961, at which time he entered the Society of Jesus. After his studies in philosophy at Gonzaga University and theology at the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley, he was ordained a priest in 1973. Fr. Reese was a former assistant principal at Loyola High School of Los Angeles and assistant principal and principal of Bellarmine College Prep. He also held leadership positions at Brophy College Preparatory in Phoenix, serving as president for two decades and most recently at Saint Ignatius College Preparatory in San Francisco, where he was president from July 2016 until his passing. Fr. Reese’s life of service to others through the apostolate of Jesuit education also includes having been an administrator, teacher, and counselor at St. Ignatius Riverview in Sydney, Australia.
Alfio Filippo Saglimbeni passed away on July 20, 2025, at the age of 93. The beloved physician retired in 2010 after practicing medicine in San Jose for 46 years. Born in the mountain village of Limina, Sicily, in Italy, Alfio was a devoted family man. His ties to Bellarmine include sons Anthony ’81, Philip ’89, and Salvatore ’86; grandsons Marco ’13, Nicholas ’15, Vincent ’18, and Luca ’29; and daughter-in-law Cindy Saglimbeni, a longtime Bellarmine staff member. As noted in his obituary, Alfio was “the embodiment of honor, humility, and unwavering faith.”
The Bellarmine Community joins in prayerful remembrance of alumni, family, and friends who have died.
ALUMNI
Tharan John “Terry” Lanier ’59 (October 23, 2025). Father of Greg ’81, Christopher ’82, Brian ’86, and Matthew ’93; brother of Deane ’68; grandfather of Christopher ’07, Brian ’09, Nathan ’22, and Sam ’26; husband of former longtime Bellarmine staff member Mary Lanier.
David J. Arata ’67 (October 23, 2025) Bellarmine Regent emeritus.
Gerald J. Pieracci ’50 (October 12, 2025)
P. Ross Beaudoin ’54 (October 10, 2025).
Samuel J. Sebastiani ’58 (October 9, 2025).
Angelo Peter Aiello ’56 (October 3, 2025) Brother of the late Frank ’53.
Robert John Bettencourt (October 2, 2025) Brother of the late Thomas ’59.
Richard Cobden ’59 (October 1, 2025) Brother of John ’61.
John “Jack” Patten ’68 (September 26, 2025)
Lawrence J. “Larry” Oreglia ’56 (September 24, 2025)
Matthew Atangan ’19 (September 20, 2025).
Max Chavez Ryan ’17 (September 16, 2025). Brother of Liam ’20.
Victor LoBue ’53 (September 2, 2025). Father of Joshua ’98.
Col. (Ret.) Richard H. Earle ’51 (August 2025)
Austin R.J. Cottarel ’20 (August 30, 2025) Brother of Maxwell Cottarel-Kellner ’27; Bellarmine alumni volunteer (see In Memoriam Tributes).
David F. O’Brien ’61 (August 18, 2025)
William “Bill” Bernard Shean ’78 (August 3, 2025) Brother of Gregory ’65.
Erik Martinez ’08 (July 1, 2025)
Edward P. Fahrner ’49 (June 2025) Brother of Hugh ’50 and of the late Robert ’44
Gary T. “Buck” McGowan ’69 (June 24, 2025).
Michael Williamson ’68 (June 13, 2025).
Timothy A. Fogarty, Jr. ’65 (May 29, 2025) Brother of Thomas ’68, Terrence “Ted” ’75, and Kevin ’78.
George Coppinger ’59 (March 29, 2025)
John R. O’Neil III ’48 (February 22, 2025)
Harry Sheehy ’50 (August 24, 2024).
FRIENDS & FAMILY
John B. Lounibos, Jr. (November 1, 2025) Former Jesuit and brother of L. Philip Lounibos ’65; former Bellarmine teacher of freshman Latin and coach of freshman football and varsity swimming (1961-64).
Richard Gorman, Sr. (October 2025). Father of Richard, Jr. ’05.
John Jeffery Melehan (October 18, 2025) Brother of James ’69 and of the late Joseph ’71.
Tran Ly (October 16, 2025). Mother of Bellarmine staff member Rachel Lu.
M. Mercedes “Mercy” Smullen (October 16, 2025). Grandmother of Eliot ’16 and Thomas ’21.
Jacquie Christensen (October 8, 2025) Mother of Bellarmine staff member Brian Christensen; grandmother of Austen ’13 and Cameron ’15.
Thomas A. Kearns (October 5, 2025). Father of Christopher ’85; uncle of Jeff ’92.
Mary Eufemia Bocciardi (September 12, 2025) “Nonnie” of Gregory Toschi ’12 and Jeffrey Toschi ’14
Robert “Bob” Mazzuca (September 1, 2025). Uncle of Bradley ’73.
Romain Asnong (August 11, 2025) Grandfather of Alexander Knapen ’18 and of the late Jan-Willem “JW” Knapen ’06.
Rev. Edward A. “Eddie” Reese, S.J. (August 2, 2025). Former Bellarmine assistant principal and principal; President’s Award recipient and former Bellarmine Trustee (see In Memoriam Tributes).
Alfio Filippo Saglimbeni (July 20, 2025) Father of Anthony ’81, Philip ’89, and Salvatore ’86; grandfather of Marco ’13, Nicholas ’15, and Vincent ’18; father-in-law of BCP staff member Cindy Saglimbeni (see In Memoriam Tributes).
Anne Elizabeth Dempsey (June 9, 2025) Wife of the late William F. Dempsey ’54; grandmother of William L. Dempsey ’07.
Dana Ditmore (June 8, 2025) Grandfather of Logan Hall ’15, Cade Hall ’18, and Eli Hall ’20.
Connie Mintegui (May 29, 2025) Mother of Shaun Tsakiris ’97.
Charles W. Berger (May 10, 2025). Father of Flynn ’23, Rory ’00, and Kelly Bridges Berger ’89.
“Lord, welcome into your calm and peaceful kingdom those who have departed from this present life to be with you. Grant them rest and a place with the spirits of the just, and give them the life that knows no age, the reward that passes not away.” – St. Ignatius of Loyola
The Overlooked Form That Shapes Your Legacy: Why Reviewing and Updating Your Beneficiary Designations Matters More Than You Think
by Bill Colucci, Esq. ’82, Director of Planned Giving
When most people think of estate planning, they picture wills, trusts, and perhaps a power of attorney or healthcare directive. But one essential element of an effective estate plan often receives the least attention, and it can determine where the majority of your wealth actually goes.
Beneficiary Designations
Retirement accounts, life insurance policies, annuities, bank accounts with “payable-on-death” (POD) designations, and brokerage accounts with “transfer-on-death” (TOD) instructions do not follow the instructions in your will. They pass directly to the beneficiaries you have named with the financial institution.
Today’s families accumulate accounts gradually across jobs, moves, and stages of life: a 401(k) from an employer ten years ago; a Roth IRA opened as a New Year’s resolution; a life insurance policy purchased when children were born; a brokerage account created during the rise of online investing.
Each account asks: “Who do you want to receive this when you die?” Usually, you type in a name and move on.
But those names are legally binding – and if your will or trust says one thing and the beneficiary form says another, the beneficiary form almost always wins.
When Real Life Changes but the Beneficiary Form Does Not Life changes often, with marriages, divorces, births, deaths, new relationships, reconciliations, fallings-out. With each change, your wishes might shift; but unless you update your beneficiary forms, the financial institutions will carry out the wishes you indicated years or even decades ago.
Case law and news articles about estate planning contain many examples of such beneficiary designation issues, which often result in surprised, angry, or hurt individuals. In most of those cases, the beneficiary designation form will prevail over the terms of a will or trust.
The “Missing Contingent Beneficiary” Problem
Suppose you name your spouse as beneficiary of your IRA, and then your spouse passes away before you. If you have not named a contingent beneficiary, the account typically defaults to your estate, which generally means the IRA becomes part of the probate process; beneficial tax treatment may be lost; and the distribution options for children or other heirs become more restrictive.
This means adding a contingent beneficiary could preserve the value of the account and prevent a complicated estate administration.
The Special Concern with Minors
Parents sometimes make the loving but problematic decision to name their minor children directly as beneficiaries. Financial institutions cannot legally release retirement funds or insurance proceeds to a minor, so a court will appoint a guardian to manage the money, which can be costly and restrictive. Better ways to love and provide for your children through planning include naming a trust, a Uniform Transfers to Minors Act (UTMA) custodian, or an adult guardian.
Why Naming “My Estate” Usually Creates More Problems Than It Solves
It’s not uncommon to intentionally name your estate as a beneficiary –but doing so comes with complications. The account may now have to go through probate. Taxes may increase. Inherited IRA rules become more rigid. Creditors may gain access to the funds. Far from simplifying the
administration of an estate, it often introduces the exact problems the account structure was designed to avoid.
Beneficiary Designations and Charitable Legacies
For those who wish to support the charities they love such as Bellarmine College Prep, beneficiary designations offer one of the simplest and most tax-efficient ways to leave a legacy.
Retirement accounts, for example, are ideal to leave to charity because nonprofits do not pay income tax. If you leave a $200,000 IRA to your children, they may keep only a portion after taxes, whereas a charity can put the full amount to work immediately. Many donors choose to leave retirement assets to charity and leave more tax-efficient assets like homes or appreciated investments to their families.
Others take a blended approach: “40% to Daughter, 40% to Son, and 20% to Bellarmine.” Still others say, “My children are my primary beneficiaries, but if they are no longer living, I want Bellarmine College Prep to be the contingent beneficiary.” Of course, estate planning professionals will craft the proper language to match your needs and wishes.
These are elegant, powerful gifts which can often be made by simply updating a beneficiary form.
How to Quickly Review Your Beneficiary Designations
Consulting with an estate planning lawyer or tax advisor beforehand is a good idea, but you do not need either one to effectuate changes to your beneficiary designations.
To start, you can list every account that might have a beneficiary designation. For example: all retirement accounts (401(k), 403(b), 457, IRA); Life insurance policies; Annuities; Bank accounts with POD designations; Brokerage accounts with TOD instructions; and certain HSAs or pension benefits.
Next, you can view the beneficiary designations on the account’s website or request the current beneficiary information from each institution.
Finally, update what needs updating: add full legal names, include both primary and contingent beneficiaries, coordinate with your will or trust, and if you have minor beneficiaries, make sure an appropriate custodianship or trust structure is named.
The best practice is to check these designations every three years, or whenever life changes.
A Simple Act with Lifelong Impact
Your beneficiary forms help tell the story of the legacy you want to leave. Make sure that story is the one you intend to tell.
Please contact us if you have any questions, and if you have not already done so, let us know if you have included Bellarmine in your estate plan. We would love to include your name in our legacy society in recognition of your thoughtful generosity.
As everyone’s situation is unique, please consult with an estate planning attorney or tax professional to advise you on how best to plan your estate.
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Supporting Bellarmine
Giving to Bellarmine College Preparatory
Your investment in Bellarmine helps to nurture and educate current students as well as future generations of “men for and with others.” We are grateful for your social, intellectual, spiritual, and financial support of our community. Unrestricted gifts designated for The Bellarmine Fund provide essential resources to the annual operations budget beyond tuition; contributions to our Direct Tuition Assistance Fund are essential in our ability to provide tuition assistance to qualified families who have demonstrated financial need; and gifts to our Endowment help ensure the financial stability of this institution for years to come.
How may I give to Bellarmine?
Mail or drop off a check to: Bellarmine College Preparatory Development Department
960 West Hedding Street San Jose, CA 95126
We also accept major credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
Make a donation online at: bcp.org/giving.
Give appreciated securities. Transmittal forms and instructions are available online at: bcp.org/support-bcp/ways-to-give.
Double your gift with a corporate Matching Gift. Check with your company’s Human Resources office to see whether your employer offers a Matching Gift program, or visit matchinggifts.com/bcp.
For additional information regarding Annual Giving, please contact Brian Christensen, Director of Annual Giving, at 408.537.9210 or via email: bchristensen@bcp.org.
Remember Bellarmine in your estate planning.
Leave a Lasting Legacy: Create a named fund in honor of yourself, a loved one, or your family, and know that your legacy will encourage additional support by others.
Tax Advantages: Gifts may qualify for an income tax deduction at the time the gift is made, a reduction of estate taxes, or avoidance of capital gains on gifts of appreciated assets.
Charitable Estate Planning: We encourage you to discuss your needs and goals with your attorney.
Membership in the Mater Dei Legacy Society: Those who designate bequest commitments or life insurance gifts to Bellarmine, or who fund a named Financial Aid or Program Endowment, are recognized as members of the Mater Dei Legacy Society and listed as such in the Annual Report of Giving. For more information, please contact Bill Colucci, Esq. ’82, Director of Planned Giving, at 408.537.9279 or via email: bcolucci@bcp.org.
