Alumni In The News

Ralph Romaguera SA recently received the Director’s Award from the Professional Photographers of America (PPA). This award recognizes outstanding service, education, dedication, and sharing of knowledge to other members of the PPA community. There are more than 34,000 members in PPA, and Ralph served as President in 2013-2014.

1969

Gary Knoepfler SA has been volunteering at the WWII Museum on Friday afternoons since February 2014 and has accumulated more than 2000 hours of service. Gary has become the Team Leader of his shift, an Ambassador, and a Docent. He has served on the Volunteer Advisory Council and worked on the Digitalization Project in the archives. In 2017, he was recognized as the outstanding volunteer from his shift at the President’s Luncheon. Gary decided to volunteer at the Museum after retiring from a long career in the Louisiana insurance industry for three reasons: first, for something to do in retirement; second, as community service, and third –and most important – to honor all three men of the generation of his family preceding him.

1970

Rocky Daboval, of WBRZ, was honored by Broadcasting and Cable as one of the top general managers in television. Rocky, who is retiring this month after nearly 18 years as general manager of the Baton Rouge ABC affiliate, was named as general manager of the year for small television markets. Broadcasting and Cable said the honor was more of a lifetime achievement award for Daboval. He has been with WBRZ for more than 40 years.

1972

Grady Hurley, a partner at Jones Walker, received the Distinguished Maritime Lawyer Award presented by the New Orleans Bar Association. Grady is a co-leader of the maritime litigation, arbitration & dispute resolution team and co-chair of the Energy, Environmental & Natural Resources Industry Team. Since 1979, he has focused on maritime, oilfield, and energy litigation.

1973

Joe Exnicios, President of Hancock Whitney Bank, has been named the 2023 Dove Award for Philanthropy Honoree for Covenant House.

Phil Jones was recently honored as a “People’s Health Champion.” Phil hiked 2,194 miles through states over 5 months on the Appalachain Trail.

Wayne Papania is the owner of MEDco America, LLC which specializes in the latest technologies, education, and Negative Pressure Treatment Systems for wound care in the U.S. Wayne has spent his career in sales achieving Salesman of The Year and #1 Salesman for companies like Pitney Bowes, Baxter, and Cardio Dynamics. In October 2012, Wayne started MEDco America, LLC. Through hard work, leadership, and a relentless work ethic, Wayne has built MEDco America, LLC to be the largest independently owned wound care treatment company in the U.S.

Jay Trapani has been elected the Mayor of Waveland, MS.

1974

Ray Peters, MS, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, has been promoted to Assistant Vice President of Advancement at Nicholls State University.

Crusaders around the World

1975

Robert Bertel, owner and president of Bertel Shipping Co. Inc., has been named to CityBusiness’ “Powerlist” as one of the most influential people in the port & maritime profession.

Patrick Graffagnino has joined Nations One and will be involved in multi-family finance, commercial markets, and other Nations One products.

Mel Lagarde has joined LCMC Health as chief strategy and growth officer. This leadership position is new. Lagarde will be responsible for providing strategic direction and advancing opportunities designed to continue LCMC Health’s growth as an integrated healthcare system.

1976

Thomas H. Gernhauser, Esq. Chief Public Defender, 34th Judicial District Court, St. Bernard Parish was awarded the inaugural Service and Dedication Award from the Public Defender Association of Louisiana. Tommy’s son Sam ’22 joined him for the award presentation.

1977

Kevin Camarata, Camarata Masonry Systems, and his team received a Natural Stone Institute Pinnacle Award for re-anchoring all of the exterior stone on the 75-story Chase Tower in Houston, Texas.

Dwain Celistan, Managing Partner at DHR Global, was recognized as one of the “10 most influential black corporate leaders to follow in 2023’ by CIO Views. He was also recently recognized as a “Top Performer,” top 1% of his peers, in the firm.

David Gallo, President of Gallo Construction, was recognized as a Junior Achievement 2023 Laureate.

1980

Adam, Massicot, Thiele

From L to R: Gerard Adam III ’95, Jim Massicot ’68 SA, Maurice Thiele ’40, Linda Massicot, Steven Massicot ’72, Kelly Massicot, and Gerard Adam IV ’27 Billy Thiele ’78 and Maurice Thiele, Jr. ’68 SA are also part of this Legacy Family.

1981

Roderic Teamer, Sr., Director of Diversity Programs and Business Development at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Louisiana, has been announced as the vice chairman of the New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

Mark Wisniewski, Brother Martin Athletic Director, was recognized as a “One to Watch in Education” by New Orleans CityBusiness. Mark has more than 30 years of educational and health care experience and has been a member of the faculty since 1990. He has served over the years as a social studies teacher, assistant disciplinarian, health and physical education teacher and department chair, head wrestling coach and head baseball coach for 21 years, where he amassed 400 career wins, and was an assistant coach on the 1996 state championship team.

Daniel Jarreau ’27 with his grandfather Daniel Trawick ’58 CJ

1982

Octave “Todd” J. Francis III has been promoted to vice president of the Catholic Community Foundation.

1985

Albert Sam, MD was recently featured in an article for Tulane Medical School. The article states, “From his days on the football field at Brother Martin High School in New Orleans to his success as a prominent vascular surgeon, Albert Sam, MD was always at the head of the pack…”

1986

Atwood Coleman was named “Official of the Year” for the 2021-22 season by the Arizona Hockey Referees Association.

Turner-Peters family

(Backrow) Christian Peters ’10, Bert Turner ’94, Tyrone Turner ’82, Gavin Turner ’23, Thomas Peters ’15, Jacob Peters ’06 (Frontrow) Liam Turner ’24, Bret Turner ’94, Kolbe Peters ’23, Emile Turner SA ’53, Adam Peters ’17, Nathaniel Peters ’13, Jerry Peters ’76 (not pictured) Everett Turner ’78 (deceased) and Raymond Peters ’74

Dolph Federico, owner of Pelican Event, was named “Louisiana Film Industry Person of the Year” for 2022.

Emmett Dupas and the Bienville Capital Group were named to the 2022 NAPA List of Top Defined Contribution Advisor Teams. They were also recognized by PLANADVISER Magazine as a 2023 Top Retirement Plan Adviser.

1989

Rodney Greenup, President of Greenup Industries, serves on the Committee of 100 for Economic Development.

1990

Kevin Boitmann is a member of the Greater New Orleans Football Officials Association and serves as Head Linesman and Referee for the SWAC, SIAC, and GSC.

1992

Justin Airhart and his company, SSE Steel Fabrication, has earned a ranking on Louisiana State University’s 2022 “LSU100” list of fastest growing LSU graduate owned or led companies. Justin, Louisiana State University Class of 1996, is the Chief Operations Officer of SSE Steel Fabrication, formerly known as Southern Services & Equipment, Inc.

Chris Kovatch, Head Basketball Coach at Carencro High School, recently won his 400th career game.

1993

Chad Landry, founder and president of the New Orleans LymphoManiac Cancer Fund, was honored as one of East Jefferson General Hospital Auxiliary’s Great Gentleman award recipients. The honorees, who were chosen for their volunteerism in the New Orleans metro area, were presented at a reception in January at the hospital. Chad founded the Cancer Advocacy Group of Louisiana and serves on the board of the Al Copeland Foundation. He has served on the board of the New Orleans American Cancer Society Foundation.

The Brother Martin Class of 1990 turned out in force at the 2023 Argus Galaxy Ball on Friday, January 27 to Celebrate Queen Argus XXXVIII, Allison Lesley Langhetee, daughter of Dr. Henry P. Langhetee ‘90 and Ms. Wanda Theriot.

Pictured from Left to Right: Lou Provenzano ‘90, Chris Hart ‘90, Gary Buquoi ‘90, Dr Leni Sumich ‘90, Dr Henry Langhetee ‘90, Chad LaRose ‘90, Dr Chad Trosclair ‘90, and Fady Masri ‘90

1991

Daryl Hattier has been promoted to assistant vice president of the control systems engineering department at Waldemar S. Nelson & Company.

Crusaders In Print

Jay Telotte ’67 SA published an Oxford Handbook of New Science Fiction Cinemas with Oxford Univ. Press, and his Selling Science Fiction Cinema: Making and Marketing a Genre is being released this summer from Univ. of Texas Press. Both are available through Amazon.

Raymond Arroyo ’87, best-selling aurthor of “The Wise Men Who Found Christmas,” had a book-signing at Barnes & Noble in Metairie in mid-November. Brother Martin students volunteered to assist at the event. Logan Coe ’23 and Mason Dalimore ’23 are pictured with Raymond.

Mark Bologna ’88, recently published “Beyond Bourbon Street: An Insider’s Guide to New Orleans.” Mark is also the host of the popular Beyond Bourbon Street podcast and curator of the Instagram page of the same name, as he explores the people, places, music, history, and culture that make New Orleans unique.

Christian J. Dean, Ph.D. ’94 published his first self-help book titled “Ladders and Shovels: How to Climb Out of Emotional Holes and Stop Digging Them.” The book provides strategies to help individuals change thought patterns to improve their emotional state. The book is now available on Amazon.com in paperback and Kindle formats.

Michael Wich, Chief Building Safety and Development Officer at South Central Planning and Development Commission and the President of the International Code Council, was honored by the Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans for his commitment to the community.

1994

Brady Broussard is the Chef de Cuisine at Galatoire’s Restaurant.

1995

Harold Baur III has been appointed to Vice President of Piling and Marine Construction at Boh Bros. Construction. He is a 23-year employee of the company.

1996

Dwayne Aucoin, Vice President of State Block, Inc., has been appointed by the Department of Commerce to the Inaugural CMU Checkoff Board of Directors. Cement Masonry Checkoff is an industry-wide, coordinated and continuous program of research, promotion, and education to support specific generic products. Checkoff programs allow commodity producers to raise funds through self-imposed mandatory assessments.

Jason Villemarette and the team of Fire on the Bayou and Mid City Sound recently won Gold Addies and Best of Show for the Brand Society/Aucoin Hart production “aeuvre d’art,” a series of television commercials for New Orleans jeweler Aucoin Hart.

2000 & 2020 - Crusader Nation

In early March, Army defeated Boston U. in the Patriot League Basketball Tournament 71-69 in OT. After the game, Scott Ellis ’00, Boston University Associate Director, Athletic Communications and TJ Small ’20, a sophomore at Army West Point, connected.

1997

Greg Ferrara has been nominated and selected to receive the National Eagle Scout Association Outstanding Eagle Scout Award. Greg is the president and CEO of the National Grocers Association (NGA) based in Washington, D.C.

Steven Starks, M.D., FAPA, a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Tilman J. Fertitta Family College of Medicine, is part of the Class of 2023 Yale MBA for Executives program and has been named one of the Pozen-Commonwealth Fund Fellows in Healthcare Equity Leadership.

1998

Ryan Webre was promoted to Service Manager for Ray Brandt Infiniti of Metairie.

1999

Todd McDonald recently took over as President of Liberty Bank. His father Alden McDonald, Jr. recently retired from that role. Liberty Bank and Trust Company is the largest Black-owned bank in the country. He has also been named to the New Orleans CityBuisness 2023 “Money Makers” which honors local professionals for their financial achievements and their community impact.

Kyle Sharbonno, Vice President of Gootee Construction, Inc. completed his term as chair of The American Heart Association by earning $260K with their annual Heart Walk. Kyle has turned over the role of chair to David Theard ’00, Employee Benefits Consultant at Cadence Insurance.

2001

Zane Brouillette, Financial Center Leader II at Fidelity Bank LA, has been recognized as a New Orleans CityBusiness 2023 “Money Maker.”

ALUMNI Sports CHALLENGES

COLLEGE FOOTBALL PICK’EM

Champion – Tony Rossi ’86

Runner-up – Kenny Kuhn ’70

Tony Rossi ’86 has won the 2013 College Pick’em, 2018 College Pick’em, 2015 March Madness Challenge, and he was the 2021 Pro Survivor Champion.

PRO FOOTBALL SURVIVOR Co-Champions

Kenny Kuhn ’70 and Raymond Miller, Jr. ’72. They survived to Week 6.

PRO FOOTBALL PICK’EM

Champion – Leni Sumich Jr. ’90

Runner-up – Tony Rossi ’86

COLLEGE BOWL MANIA

Champion – Brian Sourita ’02

Runner-up – Carroll Bourlet ’65 CJ

ALUMNI COLLEGE BASKETBALL CHALLENGE

Champion – Brian Soileau ’95

Runner-up – Eric Farrington ’08

All winners received gift certificates to the John Gelpi Jr. ’52 Bookstore. If you would like to participate in the Alumni challenges, then please email kspellman@brothermartin.com.

Sean Dwyer has been named principal of Harry Hurst Middle School.

Eric Gallagher has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer at Ochsner Health Network. Eric Graduated cum laude from Vanderbilt University earning a B.S. in Human & Org. Development: Leadership & Org. Effectiveness. He then received his MBA in Finance from Tulane University - A.B. Freeman School of Business.

Adam Jones has been promoted to Commander in the United States Navy.

2003

Brandon Hebert, owner of Anytime Fitness-Destrehan, and his team ranked #2 out of 5300+ gyms worldwide in the Anytime Fitness system. Five key metrics make up the rankings: Top line revenues, number of members, training revenue, member attrition, and survey scores.

2005

Raymond Boudreaux III is a supervisor of nursing in the progressive care unit at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He is a recipient of the 2023 Circle of Excellence Award.

Tom Branighan recently opened MaMou in the French Quarter. Chef Tom, who trained at the CIA in Hyde Park, brings hard-earned, finely honed French technique to the table at his nouvelle French restaurant.

Jason Gauthier, professional and executive banker at Hancock Whitney Bank, has been installed as the secretary/treasurer of the New Orleans Chapter, Society of Financial Service Professionals.

2006

Mark Raymond has been sworn in as the new New Orleans Regional Transit Authority board chairman.

2007

Aubry Killion was promoted as an investigative reporter at WDSUTV. Aubry won 1st place in investigative reporting and 1st place in general news reporting by Press Club of New Orleans in 2022. He also recently won Emmy Awards for his coverage of Hurricane Ida and a deadly tornado in Arabi. This was Aubry’s third and fourth Emmy Awards.

St. Aloysius Class of 1967

St. Aloysius Class of 1967

Christmas Lunch at Antoine’s with Bro. Paul Montero, S.C.

2008

James Catalano celebrated the fifth anniversary of his Architecture firm’s inception with the opening of CICADA’s new office space in Uptown New Orleans. CICADA is a multi-disciplinary firm that offers innovative designs ranging from commercial and residential architecture to digital modeling and laser scanning.

2010

Jordan Parker, Esq.,has been named to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Louisiana board of directors.

2013

Kent Cheramie coaches the Bayou Boys 12u club volleyball team and has won a number of tournaments including the 12u Blastoff, 13u Governors, and 14u Match Point while competing as a 12u team.

Josh Olivier received the 2022 “Outstanding Young Civil Engineer” award from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), Baton Rouge Branch. This recognition is awarded to young engineers who demonstrate excellence in their field and a commitment to serving others through their work. The award selection was based on five categories including service or involvement in ASCE, service to the advancement of the profession, service to the community outside of engineering, technical accomplishments, and other evidence of merit or character.

2017

Christopher Flynn was promoted to Petty Officer 2nd Class in the Navy. He is currently stationed in Honolulu, HI.

Brandon Hebert has been hired as a project engineer by Ryan Gootee General Contractors.

David Judd has joined the offshore energy and marine litigation group at Kean Miller.

Nathan Long, LSU Law School, is a Fall 2022 Paul M. Hebert Scholar. This honor is awarded to the top 10% of LSU Law students earning 12 or more semester hours of credit in courses taken during an individual semester.

2018

Jack Altman has been named assistant estimator at Ryan Gootee General Contractors.

St. Aloysius 1952 Football

Championship Reunion

Members of the 1952 St. Aloysius Football Team gathered to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of winning the 1952 City and South Louisiana Championships. Team members enjoyed lunch at Porter and Luke’s while reminiscing of their time on Esplanade and North Rampart. Team members who participated in the lunch included: Jack Voelker ’52, Buddy Ward, Jr. ’54, Frank Abene ’54, Gasper Abene ’53, Ralph Schindler, Sr. ’53, Howard Bode, Sr. ’56, Morris Gray, Jr. ’55, Eddie Arms ’54, Joe Mahoney ’53, Ronald Senac ’52, and Mike McAdam ’53.

Zach Breaux was the starting center for a Jackson State team, which is 11-0 in the regular season for the first time in program history.

2020

Andrew Choina received his White Coat and pin from University of South Alabama as he prepares to enter their clinical years as a medical student.

2021

Petty Officer 3rd Class Nicholas Lemoine returned to Brother Martin to talk to NJROTC classes about his experience at Navy Boot Camp and his initial training as a Nuclear Power Machinist’s Mate.

Weddings

1981

Kevin Triggs to Darlene Riley

1987

David Johnston to Allie Brennan

1992

Rob LaFleur to Maria Ward

2002

Stephen Celino to Stephanie Kimble

2003

Chris Heine to Nicole O’Malley

2005

Robbie Raymond to Sarah Evers

2006

John Lanier to Cydney Downes

Daniel Lehon to Taylor Rae Tompkins

Colby Painter to Jessica Broussard

Michael Tatarski to Alexis Walker

2007

Chris Frught to Jaimie Prieur

2008

Andrew Casadaban to Amélie Christman

Matt Johnson to Lani Huynh

2010

Adam Griego to Anna-Morgan Leonards

Jason Puente to Ashley Frey

2012

Blake Bianchini to Mallory Berard

Dane D’Gerolamo to Amanda Ruiz

Austin Ivicevich to Chelsea Miguez

2013

Brandon Demarest to Lauren Howley

2014

Daniel Lahare to Alexis Robino

Zachary Nelson to Elizabeth LeRouge

Ben Zahn IV to Britani Allen

Kameron Zandi to Alexa Accardo

2016

Heath Boudreaux to Meredith Fisse

2020

Jake Spellman to Cassidy Monfra

1985

Andrew James to Jill and Derek Cummiskey

1995

Ryan Jude to Kimberly and Reggie Prepetit

1996

Isabella Grace to Emily and David Liuzza Jr.

1998

Quinn Rose to Megan and Matt Lambert

Stone Williamson to Tram and Byron Pogue

1999

Samantha Olivia to Steele and Nathan Mumphrey

2000

Olivia James and Charlotte Grace to Jen and Blake Breaux

Luke Owen to Michelle and Scott Lovitt

Rylee Mae to Kimberly and Sean Spansel

Jackson Taylor and Leighton Oubre to Leia and Parker Velargo

2001

Julian Alexander to Holly and Jordan Lanier

Jack Everett to Jami and Brendon Sumich

Loren Mitchell to Jymmy and Jarrett Willoughby

2002

Jack Dean to Nina and Matt Lovitt

Jacob Henry to Sarah and Kurt Valvis

2003

Timothy Joseph, Jr. to Whitney and Tim Bennett

Mason Louis to Nikki and Brad Braud

Mae Marie and Zachary Joseph to Sue and Kenneth Carson

Aidan Johnpaul to Stephanie and Mark Crow

Luca Joseph to Ashley and Matthew Del Buono

Eva Edith to Stephanie and Dustin Hymel

Lucas Scott to Jill and Ben Lambert

Layla Evelyn to Monique and Jonathan Maquar

Alice Aisha Barbara to Sarah and Will Monson

Alaina to Ashley and Andrew Ranson

Reid Christopher to Stephanie and Jeff Smith

Parker Lloyd to Nicole and Paul Van Geffen

2004

Ethan Anthony and Kai Kooper to Stephanie and Keith Mahne

June Margaret to Martha and Paul Napolitano

2005

Jacob Raymond to Natalie and Raymond Boudreaux III

Brooks Thomas to Kelli and Devin Crafton

Amelia Mae to Elizabeth and Ross Fox

Josephine Louise to Kristin and Jason Gauthier

Mary Elizabeth to Sarah and Ryan Hammant

Charly Mae to Becky and Andrew Laiche

Eleanor Josephine to Sarina and Michael Oliveri

2006

Cooper Maxwell to Kaitlin and James Casadaban

George Joseph and Henry Walsh to Christine and Phil Cerniglia

Vivian Mae to Caitlin and Nick Gremillion

Lucy Elizabeth to Laura and Mark Kirkikis

Mae Jacquelyn to Lauren and Brandon Morel

Joseph Octave to Sarah and Nick Persich

Ryan Joseph, Jr. to Leonis and Ryan Rousseve

Evie Reign to Maia and Mike Weary

Births

2007

Camille Ann to Olivia and David Curtis

Brooks Jordan to Jenna and Sean Keller

Wyatt Michael to Jasmine and Alex Lair

2008

Jules Roger to Alysse and Roger Baudier

Marie Louise to Ellen and D.J. Benedetto

Mila June to Stephanie and Raymond Boasso

Isabella Marie to Madeline and Ben Burke

Willa Beth to Bethany and Brad Franklin

Sue Elizabeth to Emery and Will Kirkikis

Peter Francis to Lauren and Kenny Schiffman

Davis Lionel to Caroline and Troy Sehlinger

Violette Lorraine to Emily and Paul Villemarette

2009

Nolan James to Lauren and Kevin Baer

Indie Owen to Brheanna and Hunter Boudreaux

Emma Adele to Courtney and Garet Edwards

Estelle Renée to Gabrielle and Drew Hymel

Stanton Levi V to Francesca and Stanton Middleton IV

2010

Stella Ann to Brooks and Kevin Bohte

Lillian Claire to Shelby and Nicholas Cox

Aidan Mickal to Alexa and Adam Jacques

Margot Virginia to McKay and Daniel Nally

Eve Lorraine to Kai and Matthew Quitzau

2011

Caleb Ryan to Jamie and Ryan Conzelmann

Owen John to Taylor and Raymond Oelking

Davis to Amanda and Joel Ruhlman

Evan Charles to Paige and Craig Wodehouse

2012

Brooks Lee to Brianne and Brandon Broders

Hailey Collette to Ann-Marie and Phillip LaBorde

Hadley Ann to Alexis and Taylor Vienne

2013

Gianna Joyce to Alayna and Cisco Gonzales

Clayton James to Naomi and Nathaniel Peters

Mabel Felicity to Flora and Joe Schluter

Magnolia Katherine to Jordan and Duvy Salvant

2014

Hollis Anne to Anne Marie and Blake Amato

Giavanna Sophia to Taylor and Nick Evola

2016 following individuals and for the recently condition.

Mark Burton III to Olivia and Mark Kingsbery, Jr.

Brother Celestine Algero, S.C. ’50 joined the Brothers of the Sacred Heart as a prenovice in Metuchen, NJ, on December 10, 1950 and became a novice there on August 14, 1951. He professed his first vows on August 15, 1952 in Metuchen. Brother Celestine had a distinguished career in the field of education which spanned 68 years. He served as a high school teacher, assistant principal, supervisor of instruction, principal and president at several Brothers’ schools, including Saint Stanislaus in Bay St. Louis, MS; Cor Jesu High School in New Orleans, LA; Brother Martin High School in New Orleans, LA; and McGill-Toolen High School in Mobile, AL. “Cele” made a major contribution at the collegiate level also, accepting responsibilities as an associate professor, professor, and chair of the Education Department at Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL. Until his final illness in March 2023, this passionate educator was working with new faculty members at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, LA – at 91 years of age! The consummate teacher, Brother Celestine donated his body for the furthering of science.

1954

Louis J. Branigan, Jr.

1963

James A. Rigol SA

1975

Louis J. Barattini, Jr.

1943

Brother Celestine Algero, S.C.

George A. Harris

1944

Joseph H. Lyons, Jr.

Joseph J. Cannizzaro, Sr.

Ray J. Haydel, Jr.

Ronald J. Linn

Charles W. Louree

1964

Richard J. Albrecht Jr. SA

Gary F. Durbin SA

Kenneth W. Hunter Sr. SA

Michael S. Stuart

1976

Karl F. Jupiter

1977

1945

James B. de Boisblanc

1947

Jules G. Albert

Eugene J. Angell

Roy P. Caronna

Elven C. Punch

1948

Frederick J. Brown

Lynn J. Cucullu

Donald G. McConnell

Joseph H. Vincent III

Prosper G. Sick

1949

Don R. Berthonnaud

Charles J. Cocchiara

1950

Anthony N. Ascani

1955

Wayne T. Gravois

Merlin C. Howard, Sr.

Earl V. Rohli

Ronald J. Roth

1956

Joseph H. Andrus

Carroll P. Scheuermann

Harold A. Toscano

1957

Richard J. Holmes, Sr. CJ

Edmond J. Muniz SA

Ralph L. Serpas, Jr. CJ

1958

Edwin E. Elam CJ

Gerald E. Kahn SA

Norman L. Regouffre SA

1959

George R. Seamon SA

1965

Sidney L. Grillot III CJ

Louis C. Mancuso, PhD CJ

Joseph W. Parrino SA

Dominick M. Tamburo SA

1966

Leroy J. Adams, Jr. CJ

Paul M. Gagnet SA

1967

Lawrence M. Wendel SA

1968

Gerald R. Buchert SA

Dale M. Menard SA

1969

Gary A. Boihem CJ

Paul Labue CJ

1970

Hector R. Maldonado, D.D.S.

Michael D. Pinner

1978

Mark J. Fos

1979

Kerry N. Decay

1980

Bruce A. Daigle

1981

Glenn P. Norton

Donald A. Sauviac, Jr.

1985

Craig M. Schulin

1987

Franklin B. Raspino

Shawn M. Rivers

John G. Schwegmann

1989

Robert A. Boettner, Sr.

Mr. Thomas “Tim” Leven

Burton C. Bowen

Jernigan a native and lifelong May 21, 2023. David was a Mobile and returned to his high teach math for the next 45 years. ministered at McGill. He is survived three 64 daughter years mercy of God, rest in

Joseph G. McAdam

Joseph L. Shields

1951

Roy R. Alberts

Joseph A. Condon

1952

Jack L. Villarrubia

1953

Gerard J. Henries

Anthony P. Imbraguglio

Stanley B. McDonald, Sr.

Clyde R. Russell

15

Robert D. Cummiskey, Jr. CJ

1960

Gary G. Albrecht SA

Robert H. Boudet SA

Anthony J. Calagna, Jr. CJ

Abren F. Hebert SA

1961

James P. Anderson SA

Henry L. Arceneaux, Jr. SA

Frank J. Douglass III SA

August P. Grimaldi SA

William H. Ryan SA

Wade T. Verges CJ

1962

Dominick F. Bonura CJ

Don J. Louque SA

Robert E. O’Neill SA

Terry L. Ellis

Rev. Paul S. Hart

Russell A. Lemoine

David T. Wambsgans

1971

Alphonse J. Condon

Richard H. Martinez

1972

David H. Conzelmann

Harold P. Pujol, Jr.

Frederick B. Roberts

Thomas W. Wichser

1973

Edward L. Minor, Jr.

Gary D. Noto

1974

Laurence H. Triemer

Sacré Coeur Society

Rev. Kenneth L. Babin

1994

Paul J. Zummo

1991

Scot T. Treitler

Roynell J. Williams III

1998

Christopher M. Hanson

1999

Adam L. Perret

2002

Michael J. Belanger

2010

Clark F. Bowdry

2016

Reginald C. Dawson

The Sacré Coeur Society is a posthumous inspired giving society. Members have either listed Brother Martin in their obituaries in lieu of flowers or have had giving inspired on their behalf. We are grateful for our members’ spirit of generosity and the close ties that they held to Brother Martin High School. For more information, please contact Gillen Briede in the Brother Jean Sobert, S.C. Advancement and Alumni Relations Office at 504-284-6700 or email gbriede@brothermartin.com.