St. Lucy's Priory High School - The Regent Magazine (Fall 2016)

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st. lucy ’s priory high school sunday - november 6, 2016 • 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

See the FOYER in its decorated glory!

Treat your palate in our GOURMET SHOPPE. Finish your Christmas list in our BASKET SHOPPE. Visit HOLIDAY HOME for decor accessories and gifts.

Bring the kids to SANTA’S SHOPPE for a photo.

Find Blooming Beauties in our GREEN THUMB PLANT SHOPPE. Visit our REGENT SHINE ROOM and see our student accomplishments.

Surprise your student with a one-of-a kind buy in the ST. LUCY’S DOLL SHOPPE. OPPORTUNITY DRAWINGS • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ON STAGE

Enjoy Treats In Our North Pole Food Court Seniors - Fresh Pizza… Juniors - Carnival Treats…

Sophomores - Chocolate Chip Cookies… Freshmen - Coffee The Parent Club will fire up the grills for gourmet hamburgers and international cuisine.

SAVE THE DATE: Sunday, December 11, 2016 Open House for Prospective Students and Parents for more information, visit us at stlucys.com 2

In this Issue The Regent is published three times per year.

For all inquiries, please contact the Office of Advancement at (626) 963-0017 or advancement@stlucys.com.

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Why We Give to St. Lucy’s: The Inkrott Family A Message from the Executive Director of Advancement and External Relations

administr ation Sr. Elizabeth Brown Prioress Sr. Helen Dziuk Head of School Gina Giuliucci ’76 Principal Kristin McNeal Assistant Vice Principal for Academic Affairs Valerie Pentolino Assistant Vice Principal for Student Affairs

office of advancement Yulanda N. Davis-Quarrie, CFRE Executive Director of Advancement and External Relations content editor Pam Armus Director of Communications and Annual Giving

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Coming Back and Giving Back

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Lucy Cubs

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St. Lucy’s Alumnae Reconnect

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2016–2017 Annual Giving Campaign

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Donor Honor Roll

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Class Notes

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Planned Giving

alumnae committee Sandra Murabito Osborn ’66 Verny Kummerfeldt ’80 Gina De Santis Travis ’83 Karine Mittwer Ramirez ’84 Marisa Munoz Jones ’87 Lyssa Ortiz Vermillion ’01 Patrice Hein ’03 Christen Hein ’10

Are you interested in joining the Alumnae Committee? Join us for a meeting and see what it is all about!

Contact the Office of Advancement for more information at advancement@stlucys.com.

Photographs in The Regent are courtesy of St. Lucy’s Priory High School, Portraits by Kathy and Capra Photography. Back Cover Photo: (left to right) Tigerlily Casillas ’19, Dasia Williams ’19, Cayden Duffy ’17, Erica Johnson ’18, Caryn Giller ’18, Madison Rodriguez ’17, Kristy Chan and Vanessa Vela ’17.

St. Lucy’s is now on Facebook and Instagram.

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The Inkrott family (left to right): Emily ’19, Sarah, Eric, Kathryn ’19, and Amy ’17.

Why We Give To St. Lucy’s The Inkrott Family Supports St. Lucy’s to Help Ensure School Remains Strong For Years to Come

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he Inkrott’s have deep roots in the tri-school community as a second generation family at St. Lucy’s.

Eric Inkrott, along with his younger brother, attended Damien in the 1980’s, and his two older sisters are St. Lucy’s alumnae. Today, Eric and his wife, Sarah, have twin daughters, Emily ’19 and Kathryn ’19, who are sophomores at St. Lucy’s and their daughter Amy 17’, is a senior. “When our family returned to the area after living in Arizona for several years, we looked forward to sending our girls to St. Lucy’s to extend the tradition of our family and close friends,” says Sarah.

“We knew at St. Lucy’s our girls would be surrounded by people who share our values.” Most importantly, Sarah and Eric felt that their girls would flourish both academically and spiritually at St. Lucy’s.

The Inkrott’s believe that an excellent education can come at a price that can exceed tuition. They believe that direct involvement in the St. Lucy’s community is an essential part of the partnership between their family and the school and have found many ways, both big and small, to give of their time and resources. “We’ve broadened our connection to the school by finding ways that fit our family’s schedules, from helping on Ecology Days to running clocks at water polo games,” says Sarah.

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Giving back financially is also important to the Inkrott’s to help St. Lucy’s attract and maintain a qualified teaching staff, keep up with the latest technology, support the tuition of those in need and provide a variety sports options for the students.

They feel that donations from parents and alumnae are essential to the school’s success, and they want to do their part in any way they can.

When asked how her daughters have benefitted from their high school education, Sarah says that it’s the uniqueness of the school and the pride her girls have for St. Lucy’s. “My girls love their school,” she says. “They appreciate the beauty of the campus and know they’re unique when they pray together before their classes, tests, games and competitions. They also appreciate the all-girl environment as a place where they can learn and grow with a little less pressure.”

Every time Sarah and Eric visit the St. Lucy’s campus, they are proud of the time and money their family has been able to contribute to this generation of Regents. “Our school is helping young women get ready for life armed with intelligence, a moral compass and a sense of community.”

St. Lucy’s is very grateful to the Inkrott’s and to others who make sacrifices on behalf of their daughters and others in the school community.

a message from the executive director of advancement & external relations It is so wonderful to be back at St. Lucy’s and be an official member of the Regent family. I have very fond memories of my two daughters attending St. Lucy’s and supporting them at their numerous track meets, with my husband serving as the sprint coach. Those memories will stay with me always as a reminder that one of the best decisions I made was to enroll my daughters in St. Lucy’s Priory High School. The young ladies that they have become can, in large part, be attributed to the lessons they learned here both academically and spiritually. To this day, I thank God for the blessings that they received at St. Lucy’s.

For those of you who have daughters at St. Lucy’s, who have had daughters attend or have attended, you know exactly to what I am referring. The education, the molding of your daughters as young ladies, the development of self esteem and self confidence can all be attributed to the environment that the girls receive while attending this very special all-girls high school.

The stories that the girls share once they leave St. Lucy’s, or even while they are still here are so endearing. They remind us that we are building character, shaping young lives and developing future leaders.

Your partnership with our school will help ensure that we are here for another 50 years for future St. Lucy’s Regents.

However, we cannot move forward in ensuring that this school remains competitive and vital without your help.

Your contribution of time and resources is so critical. Our girls deserve the very best in their high school education. They deserve the best technology, AP classes, faculty, sports facilities and, most importantly, the best spiritual environment that remains steeped in the Benedictine culture, a key element in their being as they grow and mature to become strong young women and future leaders.

How can you support St. Lucy’s so that our girls can have cuttingedge programs moving forward? You can continue to support the annual Christmas Boutique and BASH with not only the minimum requirements, but also by raising the bar to secure donations from people you know in the community. The more we grow these annual special events, the more funds we will have to provide a world class education for your daughters.

When you are called to help, say, “Yes!” Your enthusiasm and dedication to bettering the education that your daughters are currently receiving will require the efforts of all of us.

And, finally, as we move to increase our school’s philanthropic efforts, please know that we do this earnesty and with a sense of excitement. Financial resources will ensure that your daughters and those of future Regents will remain competitive when they leave in the world in whatever field or career they choose.

Sincerely,

Yulanda N. Davis-Quarrie, M.S., CFRE Executive Director of Advancement & External Relations

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Coming Back and Giving Back Alumnae Who Have a Calling to be Academic Stewards for Generations of St. Lucy’s Students

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he sisterhood. An excellent, faith-based education.

Last year, Marie came back to St. Lucy’s as a math substitute Lasting friendships. Challenging academics. A sanctuary. teacher during her first semester and then taught calculus These are just a few descriptions of St. Lucy’s from during the second semester. She loved being back so much and alumnae who share a fondness and kindred spirit of their time was ready to become part of the St. Lucy’s family once again. as a Regent. Of all the thousands of graduates of our school, “I love the students at St. Lucy’s,” she says. “I find that when there is a special group of women who have come back to I give my all to teaching, I get so much back from my students. serve their alma mater as teachers, administrators and staff, And, to teach at my high school alma mater is so rewarding and helping to shape today’s students into bright, forward-thinking fun at the same time!” In addition to teaching, Marie also young women. Their memories of their time at St. Lucys is the Assistant Swim Coach, Head JV Volleyball Coach and have made a positive impact on their lives, and they want to moderator/facilitator for the Girls Who Code program. give their students the same knowledge and encouragement that they experienced. This year, we are lucky to have 17 Sara Moeller hopes to pass on to her students the knowledge, alumnae on staff, and Marie Pitre ’11 and Sara Moeller ’09 are kindness and sisterhood that she experienced from her teachers some of our school’s newest alumnae faculty. Marie teaches at St. Lucy’s. She loves teaching science and would like to help Algebra 1 and 2 and AP Calculus, and Sara teaches Anatomy, her students find the same passion and excitement for the Environmental Science and AP Biology. subject that she has.

Marie is a 2015 graduate of Vassar College who developed a love for math during high school as a student of retired teacher Terry Smelser. It was Terry’s passion and enthusiasm for teaching that inspired Marie to pursue a math degree in college. While at Vassar, she became a math tutor to high school students struggling in the subject. This is when Marie realized she wanted to become a math teacher after graduating.

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When asked about her favorite experiences as a St. Lucy’s student, Sara remembers the strong values and sisterhood and the spirit rallies. Her favorite classes were biology, English, French and chemistry. Sara earned a B.S. degree in biology from the University of La Verne and a M.A. degree in education from the University of Southern California.

Valerie Buckhannon ’92

Charity Capili ’97

Emily Tancredi Contreras ’04

Gina Giuliucci ’76

Carolina Boix-Gonzalez ’05

Kelly Jones Gonzalez ’87

Valeria Leiva ’91

Amy Butz Malerba ’84

Sara Moeller ’09

Marie Pitre ’11

Lauren Lopez Pratt ’07

Katie Rossi ’03

Elaine Kelly Rowland ’84

Teresa Scaletta ’72

Vicki Carr Sinclair ’91

St. Lucy's alumnae faculty and staff who work tirelessly to continue empowering our students to be spiritual, educated, integrated and collaborative young women.

Colleen Julien Torres ’03

Michelle Wells ’85

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JOIN THE

We proudly welcome the young girl in your life to take her first step in joining our Regent family by becoming a Lucy Cub! As a Cub, she will connect with current St. Lucy’s students as well as other young girls who aspire to be future Roarie Regents!

In 1962, St. Lucy’s Priory High School adopted the student body symbol of a Regent, which means “One Who Rules,” and designed the school seal to feature a lion rampant representing the coat-of-arms of St. Benedict and St. Scholastica.

Keeping with this theme, the student body mascot became Roarie: a lioness built on confidence, character and scholarship.

By registering, St. Lucy’s will give your Cub opportunities to grow in fellowship with her Regent family. For example, she will receive notes and special goodies from junior or senior Regent Ambassadors and will be invited to special events on campus.

Register online at stlucys.com under the Admissions tab.

If your Cub is in Kindergarten–5th Grade, she will register as a Little Lucy Cub. If your Cub is in 6th–8th Grade, she will register as a Junior Lucy Cub. Any questions? Please contact Ms. Katie Rossi ’03, Director of Admissions and Public Relations, at (626) 253-9388 or krossi@stlucys.com.

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I want my daughter to attend St. Lucy’s one day, because I truly believe there is no better place for a young woman to grow and explore. Being surrounded by likeminded women with good moral upbringings at a young age can really make a difference in the decisions you make for the rest of your life. St. Lucy’s provided that for me as a student and so much more.

—Katie Skeehan Miller ’03

The St. Lucy’s experience taught me that women can do whatever they set their minds to. Together with the strong upbringing from my parents, St. Lucy’s gave my sister and me the solid base of self-confidence, along with a strong education, to help us throughout our lives. I would choose St. Lucy’s for my niece so that she could experience the sisterhood that develops as the years go by and so she could have that small-school, faith-based education that will strengthen her for years to come.

—Christine Miller Ceccarelli ’84

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Photo Captions: Senior Portraits (clockwise): Margaret Ingalls Crinella ’90, Roxane Olsh ’81, Melanie Knight Hertig ’87, Karly Kraushar Kennedy ’91, Angela Monteilh Weedn ’95, Kristen Alosi DiGiuseppe ’02. Center Photo (left to right): Margaret Ingalls Crinella, Education Specialist; Roxane Olsh, School Psychologist; Melanie Knight Hertig, Executive Director; Karly Kraushar Kennedy, School Psychologist; Angela Monteilh Weedn, Lead School Psychologist; and Kristen Alosi DiGiuseppe, Education Specialist.

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St. Lucy’s Alumnae Reconnect and Discover They Had A Lot More In Common Than They Realized

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n the spring of 1999, Roxane Olsh ’81 was working for the

experiences at St. Lucy’s to choose a noble career path of

Irvine Unified School District and attending the California

serving others. Melanie recently contacted St. Lucy’s to let

Association of School Psychologists conference in Monterey,

us know about this remarkable story and below are questions

California. She sat at a table with collegues and started up a discussion about where everyone grew up and went to school.

Karly Kraushar Kennedy ’91 told the group that she grew up in La Verne and Upland and went to a high school called St. Lucy’s. Roxane could not believe that another St. Lucy’s alum was among the group and the two instantly became fast friends. A few years later, Roxane was talking with a collegue who was an intern for Irvine USD, and they began chatting about were they grew up. Again, Roxane discovered another St. Lucy’s alum, Angela Monteilh Weedn ’95.

Next, Roxane met Margaret Ingalls Crinella ’90, an Irvine USD teacher at the time, at a collegue’s wedding, and then she met Kristen Alosi DiGiuseppe ’02, whose aunt asked Roxane to be a reference for Kristen, who was applying for a job with Irvine USD. The last St. Lucy’s alumna that Roxane encountered was Melanie Knight Hertig ’87, who joined the Special Education Department at Irvine USD two years ago as the Executive Director.

It is amazing that these women, who graduated in different years from St. Lucy’s, would end up working in the exact same field for the same school district in Orange County. But, what truly is impressive is how they all were influenced by their

posed to all six women and their insightful answers.

What are some of your fondest memories as a St. Lucy’s student?

MKH: “It would be the friendships. Through adulthood, we have all been there for each other, in good times and bad, and an occasional Duran Duran concert!”

MIC: “Taking a sewing class with Ms. G and actually making and wearing my prom dress and eating lunch from the food trucks with my girlfriends.”

KKK: “Playing tennis for the school with some amazing girls and going to CIF playoffs, with my parents driving us to Palm Springs on their anniversary. All the football and basketball games with pizza at Pizza Hut afterwards. And, how can I forget the senior retreat and the beach house after our senior year!”

RO: “Sister Mary Angela’s history class with her “aha!” finger in the air asking us, “Why do you think that happened?” And, as a freshman, being kidnapped by seniors and then being a senior and kidnapping!”

AMW: “The chicken sandwiches from the food truck.

I still dream about them!”

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“I believe that the success in my life today was made possible by the opportunities I had at St. Lucy’s that helped shape me into a confident young woman.”

—Melanie Knight Hertig ’87

KAD: “The wonderful friendships I made. I’m happy to say that the friendships I made at St. Lucy’s are still my closest friends.”

What were some important values and lessons that you learned while at St. Lucy’s?

MKH: “St. Lucy’s created an environment that built my confidence, encouraged my individualism and supported my Catholic faith development. I felt that we all were encouraged to engage in excellence, think critically and celebrate girl power!

I think that I also learned what empathy means which has had a great impact on my career choice of special education.”

KAD: “The importance of working hard, staying committed and persevering are important values I learned while at St. Lucy’s that I use every day.”

KKK: “Determination and the ability to rebound from setbacks that might come my way.”

MIC: “I learned that I wanted to do something with my life.

I was motivated to make a career for myself.”

RO: “To be true to myself and that I have a voice. To think of others and lead by example. To be a lifelong learner.”

AMW: “It’s okay to make mistakes. Mistakes help you learn and grow. I learned to focus on my strengths and not to let mistakes and weaknesses define who I was.”

What were some challenges you encountered while in high school?

MKH: “Having my father as head chaperone at all the dances!”

KKK: “It took some time getting used to the transition from public middle school to a private high school, but I’m glad I did!”

AMW: “I was shy (I still am!) I had a great group of core girlfriends, but I always wished I could have been more outgoing.”

MIC: “I wasn’t the most academic student, so some of the classes I had to take were challenging, especially math and French!”

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How did St. Lucy’s prepare you for your current career?

MKH: “I was very fortunate to participate in ASB as Social Chairman and later as Senior Class President. These early leadership opportunities gave me the confidence to take on my first leadership role in Special Education.”

KAD: “I remember so many influential relationships made with friends, teachers and coaches that showed me how powerful people can be when they are genuine and invest their time in others. As a Special Ed teacher, I always try to create these kinds of relationships with students, teachers and parents to help me find the most effective strategies with the best possible outcomes.”

KKK: “Hardwork, flexibility, time management, compassion and understanding.”

RO: “I loved Sister Elizabeth Brown’s peer counseling class and psychology class. After a career in business, I returned to education with the idea that I wanted to be a school counselor like Sister Elizabeth.”

AMW: “St. Lucy’s instilled a life-long passion for learning that I continue to nurture in a field I absolutely love.”

MIC: “St. Lucy’s helped me become more motivated to want a career and showed me a camaraderie with my peers that I also wanted in my work life.”

Any other memories about how St. Lucy’s influenced you?

RO: “I look back on my time at St. Lucy’s as being a force of shaping who I am today. I don’t think I would be as strong and independent as I am without the influences of its teachings.

I remember being fascinated and later telling people that at a Catholic school, we were encouraged to look at and understand other religions. Today, I lead and treat others the way I want to be treated and work collaboratively.”

AMW: “I love the connection I feel to St. Lucy’s alumnae.

It’s like a special sisterhood and bond that is unexplainable and different from other high schools.”

MKH: “I believe that the success in my life today was made possible by the opportunities I had at St. Lucy’s that helped shape me into a confident young woman.”

2016–2017 Annual Giving Campaign

iPad For Every Student

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e are excited to announce that this year’s

Our goal is to make technology an integral and seamless part

2016–2017 Annual Giving Campaign will raise

of our students’ education to enhance and improve their

funds for the iPad For Every Student program

learning experience. “Students today require a 21st century

at St. Lucy’s. Last school year, we implemented Phase I

communication tool to access, collect, synthesize and produce

of the Technology Enhancement Campaign to improve

evidence of their learning,” says Principal Gina Giuliucci,

the infrastructure on campus for technology upgrades.

This school year, we are implementing Phase II, which

“That is why it is so important that we bring this iPad program to our students to prepare them for college and beyond.”

includes training every teacher on how to effectively use the iPad as an educational tool in their classrooms.

The overall fundraising goal for the iPad For Every Student

Phase III will take place in the 2017–2018 school year,

program is $100,000. This year, our goal is to raise $50,000

when every student will be using iPads for a variety of

for Phase II of our campaign. More information will be coming

educational needs, including teacher-student collaboration,

to you in the next few months about our campaign. In the

digital organization, electronic textbooks, access to shared

meantime, please contact the Office of Advancement with any

information, note taking and much more.

questions at (626) 963-0017 or advancement@stlucys.com.

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2015–2016 Donor Honor Roll annual giving technology enhancement campaign Mother Augusta Society Michael and Debra Kowalski AP ’00, ’05, ’07, Board

Founder’s Guild

Regent Club

Robert Ho AP ’08 Target - Take Charge of Education Toyota Financial Services Community Relations

Golden Oak Mark and Laura Dandoy AP ’13, Board Brian and Kelly Gauer CP ’20 Lillian Graham Oliveri ’92 Michael and Lorraine Schirm AP ’04, ’07 Robert D. Smith GP ’16

St. Lucy’s Society Gretchen Augustyn AP ’85 Michelle Fogarty Clark ’84 Mark and Lisa DiLullo AP ’13, CP ’17 Ismael and Grace Gomez CP ’18 Ronald and Sylvia Granados AP ’13 Francis and Nadiene Kuhn CP ’16 Michael and Patricia Peralez AP ’13 Board Julie Roberts ’99 Christine Thornton ’77 Clarence and Danita Tinker CP ’17 Terrence and Tess Trudo AP ’10, ’14 Elizabeth Vislay Yaeger ’80

Blue and White Circle Anonymous Lise Bartman ’77 Richard Burke, Friend Gilbert and Dolores Carrillo GP ’09, ’15 David and Colleen Davis CP ’17 Anna Fox AP ’14 Ray and Dolores Garcia AP ’95 Gina Giuliucci ’76, AP ’14, Staff, Board Dorothy Gonzalez AP ’91 Catherine Mc Laughlin Goodrich ’81 Linnette Guidera ’87 Veronica Brias Kummerfeldt ’80, AP ’13, Board Justin and Christina Llorens ’96 Valerie Moussa, Friend Christi Norton ’95 Karissa O’Hanlon ’13 Mark and Regina Page AP ’05, ’09, CP ’17, Board Cecilia Ramirez AP ’09 Diana Fryke Schiro ’79 Jeffrey and Christina Schwan AP ’12 ’81 - Alumna Class of 1981

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Nicholas and Shawna Sharp AP ’14 Melissa Hohl Silvers ’85 Jerald and Julie Smith CP ’19, Staff Judith Butherus Snyder ’70 Lisa Stella ’98 The Benevity Community Impact Fund Paul and Shonda Tombrello AP ’10, CP ’19 Mark and Michelle Walker AP ’13, CP ’16 Chardonnay Ward ’11

Sheryl Gruenkorn Abbey ’79 Carina Quezada Adan ’84 Omar Aguilar, Friend Lee and Pam Armus, Staff John and Dona Avila AP ’86 Secily Barragan ’10 Edward Barrett, Friend Megan Berry ’05 JoAnne Breslin AP ’15 Brandi Burchett ’05 Michelle Cachola ’02 Diana Camacho ’09 Dominique Camaj ’96 Charity Capili ’97 Don Casper AP ’80, ’83 Christine Charland ’84 Carolyn Staples Chase ’00 Elaine Corboy AP ’89 Leigh Rodriguez Cornell ’93, Board Oresto and Mildred Covelli AP ’88 Jolene Verlich Crittenden ’89 Donald and Vanessa Crosby AP ’09 Nance Naish Cruce ’78 Giovanni and Dana D’Egidio AP ’15 Lauren Katigbak De Leon ’01 Karen Dearborn ’81 David and Grace Del Castillo AP ’14, CP ’16 Ernest Dieterle AP ’71, ’74, ’76, ’78 Daniel Donohoe AP ’04 and Karen Sullivan Donohoe ’80, AP ’04 Allan and Rosalyn Elarmo CP ’16 Joan Adair Ems ’66 Stacey Escalante ’89 Michelle Wormley Ettelstein ’85 Gerald and Jane Fagan AP ’79 Chris and Michele Fisher AP ’13 Alison Flanagan ’03 William and Mary Fowler AP ’87 Jessica Frankeberger ’11 Bob and Liz Fryke AP ’83 John and Norma Gaffney AP ’03, CP ’17 Laura Smolka Gallardo ’99 Michael and Kathleen Garvey AP ’96 Patricia Sherman Gilb ’70 Melissa Gonzalez ’87 Terry and Margaret Grey AP ’12 James and Ann Grivich AP ’93

CP - Current Parent

AP - Alumnae Parent

Timothy and Staci Gross AP ’09, ’11, CP ’19 Sylvia Guillen AP ’09, CP ’18 John and Brenda Hartnett AP ’02, ’05 Shannon Mouzakis Hau ’88 Leticia Vargas Hector ’91 Patti Heil CP ’18 Christiane Hoffman ’96 Kelcey Ikerd ’14 Mark and Regina Jackson AP ’15 Marie Smith James ’79 Susan Molz Johnson ’71 Alexander and Angie Joya AP ’12, CP ’17 Marissa Karganilla ’00 Karen Weibel Kelley ’87 Christina Lucio Kelly ’89 Diane La Hay ’79 Robert and Julie Lavezzari CP ’19 Cindy Littleton AP ’08 Enrico Liwanag and Mercedithas Hipolito-Liwanag CP ’18 Onesimo and Marcela Lopez AP ’04 Jesus and Obdulia Lua AP ’15 Paul and Jacqueline Mahoney AP ’90 Kelly Mc Carty ’82 Stacey Escalante McColl ’89 Kellie McWhirter ’09 Ashley Medina ’10 Herb and Juanita Mercer AP ’12 Susan Sickenberger Michaelides ’87 Luis and Zarina Molina AP ’06, ’15 Eddie and Monica Moreira CP ’17 James and Barbara Mulhall AP ’04 Andrea Naccache ’09 Jessica Naccache ’03 Maria Uzeta Nehlsen ’66 Kara New ’14 Sandra Murabito Osborn ’66 Richard and Betty Palomino AP ’89 Young Rahn Park AP ’15 Bridget Boyk Paul ’78 Gracie Pisaric ’11 Lisa Manning Pratt ’86 Richard and Laurie Pycz AP ’05, ’06, ’09, Staff Frank and Edna Quichocho, Jr. AP ’15 Victoria Visosky Raus ’88 Suzanne Gregoire Reyes ’89 Andrew Rodriguez, Friend Pamela Rodriguez AP ’15 Patricia Fatta Rodriguez ’87 Thomas and Lorraine Romin AP ’15, CP ’17 Ralph and Margarita Romo AP ’96 Elaine Kelly Rowland ’84, CP ’16 Michael and Rose Rummer AP ’15, CP ’17 Board Kathleen San Filippo AP ’14, CP ’19 Teresa Hendrickson Scaletta ’72, AP ’08, Staff Courtney Scott ’02 Marie McDonald Sirney ’66

GP - Grandparent

MG - Matching Gift Company

Thank you for your generosity!

Ray and Kathy Spencer AP ’13 Ann Kelly Steichen ’92 Peter and Lynne Stella AP ’98 Joan Kelly Stoelker ’67 Deborah Strona AP ’89 Karl and Rosemary Thompson AP ’86, ’87 Laura Worthington Toledo ’67 Valerie Torpey ’08 Margaret Carroll Torrance ’66 Darla Estrada Vasquez ’84 Antonia Vignocchi ’71 Phillip and Pepper Villalpando AP ’11 Angela Mc Laughlin Wilkinson ’77 Summer Williams, Staff Stephanie Carniello Williamson ’83 Robert and Antonia Young AP ’07 Jeanette Cortez Youssoufi ’01 Alex and Belkis Zorzoli AP ’10, CP ’17

growing for you fund Founder’s Guild Eric and Sarah Inkrott CP ’17, ’19

Benedictine Benefactor David and Sandy Lee CP ’19 Bradley and Thu Nguyen Gribble CP ’17 Scott and Candice Schoenick CP ’18, ’19

Golden Oak Daniel and Mona Barajas AP ’16 Raymundo and Elizabeth Bautista CP ’18 Frank (Ed) Borges, Jr. and Patricia (Patty) Borges CP ’17, ’20 Jovi and Edith Cacnio CP ’18 Tom and LaVita Casper CP ’17 John and Gricelda Chavez CP ’17 Michael and Shannon Chavez CP ’18 Scott and Tina Elenberger CP ’18 Marc and Annette Gibbens CP ’18 Sean and Valentine Greiner CP ’17 Christopher and Elena Hagerty CP ’16 Tirta Halim and Indrawati Sulaiman-Halim, CP ’18 William and Gina Hogan AP ’16 Jon and Angella Hubbert CP ’19 Reid and Karleen Killen, CP ’17 Rene and Irene Lopez CP ’18 Jason and Kelly Mattocks CP ’16 Chuck and Nikki Maynard CP ’16 Frederick and Hazel DeCastro Mendoza CP ’16 Harold Miller CP ’17, ’20 and Heather Steffler Miller ’92, CP ’17, ’20 Corey Pekerol and Jamie Dillon-Pekerol CP ’18 Gabriel and Irene Martinez Rodriguez CP ’18 Sabeh and Joanne Samaha CP ’18 ’81 - Alumna Class of 1981

Adel and Sera Sandouk CP ’19 Jeff Schoeni and Elizabeth Schoeni CP ’18 Lance Severson and Hilda Severson AP ’09, CP ’18 Nicholas and Shawna Sharp AP ’14 Jerald and Julie Smith CP ’19, Staff Michele Sohovich and Mike Zwaal Scott and Jere Thrasher CP ’17 Jim and Diane Tucker CP ’18 Timothy and Sharon Vang CP ’17 John and Angela Viencek CP ’18 Zeljko and Kristina Vinski CP ’18 Baltazar and Guillermina Zuniga CP ’17

St. Lucy’s Society David and Laura Amador CP ’16 David and Erikca Brown Benson CP ’18 Ben-Hur and Aida Caballero Felix CP ’16 Todd and Eileen Cameron CP ’19 Adam and Jennifer Capitano CP ’18 Carlos and Heather Celaya CP ’18 Kyle and Julie Cline CP ’19 Greg and Lisa Crosmer CP ’17 Craig and Nancy Dollase CP ’19 Kevin and Shannon Duffy CP ’17 Nemesio and Mary Jay Duran CP ’19 Edison International Allan and Rosalyn Elarmo CP ’16 John and Norma Gaffney AP ’03, CP ’17 Claudio and Leticia Gallego CP ’16, ’20 Byron and Mary Ann Llamas Garcia CP ’17 Kevin and Kassandra Garcia CP ’18 Rolando and Iliana Garcia ’18 Ulises and Elizabeth Garcia CP ’18 Richard and Katherine Borkovich Hodges CP ’16 Brandon and Cesarina Johnston CP ’17 Thomas and Christina Kelly ’18 Rodney and Janine Markstrom CP ’16 Cary and Michelle McCaslin CP ’18 Ramona McMillan CP ’19 Randy and Cynthia Medina AP ’13 Randall and Robyn Moore CP ’17 Majid Nazha and Lana Sarky Steven and Grace Nelson CP ’17 Young Rahn Park AP ’15 CP ’18 William and Carol Parrish CP ’17 Robert and Julia Peetoom AP ’89, CP ’16 Steve and Mirtha Peters CP ’18 Phillip and Eleanora Portera CP ’17 Louis and Annette Price CP ’17, ’19 Jim and Kathleen Prunty AP ’15 Javier and Sandra Ramirez CP ’18 Richard and Marisol Romero CP ’17 Jesse and Violette Ruidera CP ’18 Miichael Santana and Consuelo Pacheco CP ’17 Anthony and Susan Spina CP ’17

CP - Current Parent

AP - Alumnae Parent

Clarence and Danita Tinker CP ’17 Cindy VanderLinden CP ’18 Ramone and Susana Vazquez CP ’18 Leticia Vera CP ’16 Bradley and Lisa Vernaci CP ’19 Sherman and Connie Wang CP ’18 Wells Fargo Matching Gifts Program Clarence and Louise Wong CP ’18 Alex and Belkis Zorzoli AP ’10, CP ’17

Blue and White Circle Mazen and Marianne Meleka Adib CP ’17 Norbert and Cecilia Alba AP ’07, CP ’17 Gilbert and Victoria Alderete CP ’18 Juan and Beatriz Alfonso CP ’18 Mark and Rebecca Alvarado CP ’16 Eric and Michelle Andreasen CP ’16, ’17 Anonymous - Growing For You Bank of America Charitable Foundation Fidel and Erika Banuelos CP ’19 Edward and Linda Bender CP ’19 Charlie Benedict and Elizabeth Benedict-Gonzalez CP ’18 Chris and Ednalyn Berg AP ’11, CP ’18 Tony and Michelle Bingham CP ’16 Anthony and Nancy Boldt CP ’18 Guillarmo and Cynthia Brana CP ’19 Kelly and Laura Bruce AP ’11, CP ’18 Steve and Carrie Campagne ’18 James and Amanda Castellanos CP ’19 Mauricio and Leticia Castillo CP ’16 Dan and Claudette Dain CP ’19 Fermin and Teresa De Casas CP ’16, ’17 Michael DeMarco and Michelle DeMarco AP ’15, CP ’16 Michelle Denopra and Jesse Resari CP ’18 Gilberto Diaz and Maria Michel CP ’18 Dion and Frances Diggs CP ’17 Bernard and Mary Dionisio CP ’18 Manolito and Lilia Dionisio CP ’18 Roger and Jocelyn Distor CP ’18 Daniel Farinella and Claudia Salazar CP ’19 Arnaldo Ferreira and Sandra Ferreira CP ’16 Jesse and Sylvia Preciado Flores CP ’16 Robert Gomez and Banay Bachicha CP ’19 Jaime and Julie Gonzales CP ’18 Juan and Jil Gonzalez CP ’17 Timothy and Staci Gross AP ’09, ’11 CP ’19 William and Denise Houck CP ’19 Stephen and Noelle Hoye AP ’09, CP ’16, Board Xiao-Ming and Yichen Huang CP ’16 Todd and Mary Hull CP ’18 Reid and Patricia Jensen CP ’19 Ana La Shier CP ’18 Jacqueline LaFountain CP ’16 Ignacio Larios and Rocio Saenz AP ’16 Philip and Amalia Lava CP ’16

GP - Grandparent

MG - Matching Gift Company

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donor honor roll Robert and Julie Lavezzari CP ’19 Kristin Lewis CP ’19 Henry and Kim Lomeli CP ’18 Fred Mahintorabi and Sylvia Duran, CP ’18 Arthur and Maybelline Manalo AP ’12, CP ’16 Mark and Irene Marroquin CP ’19 Roberto and Tina Martinez CP ’19 Brent and Sheila McClure CP ’18 Martin and Tami McFadden AP ’16, CP ’17 Patrick and Elsa McKiernan AP ’15 Todd and Janine McRiley CP ’19 David and Melissa Moncrief AP ’15 Frank and Marisela Moreno CP ’19 Gary and Tanya Moreno CP ’17 Jesus Navarro and Marla Mendez-Navarro CP ’19 Joseph Navarro CP ’18 Jarrod and Valerie Newton ’96, CP ’19 John and Lee Nguyen CP ’16 Andy and Lori Nicassio CP ’16 Mike and Ana Ojeda CP ’17 Ricardo and Lenet Pacheco AP ’12, ’15 Kelly Preite CP ’17, ’18 Jennifer Puglisi CP ’17, ’18 Henry and Kristine Pulido CP ’17, ’19 Felix and Ardelina Quiamas CP ’18 David Quiroz and Dolores Salazar CP ’17 Gregorio and Norma Rangel CP ’19 Anthony and Patricia Reyes CP ’19 John Tregg and Sara Ries CP ’19 Mark Rodriguez and Laura Camarena CP ’17 Pamela Rodriguez AP ’15 Eric and Lisa Rowe CP ’17 Patrick and Elaine Rowland CP ’16 Edwin and Sylvia Ruano CP ’19 Joseph and Roxanne Rubert CP ’16, ’18 Julio and Francisca Ruelas CP ’19 Javier and Diana Saldana CP ’16 Daniel and Danette Sanchez CP ’17 Lee and Joan Scott CP ’17 Luis and Elaine Sequeira CP ’18 Adam and Christine Shinnick CP ’19 Erick and Anna-Marie Silva CP ’19 David and Angie Simpson CP ’17 David Smith and Giselle Smith CP ’18, ’20 Joe and Anna Speer CP ’17 Hanny and Sherine Tadros CP ’17 David and Priscilla Tessier CP ’16 David and Shannon Tetreault AP ’14, CP ’19 Michael and Blanca Torres AP ’13 Ralph and Linda Turiace CP ’16 Don and Cheryl Uhler CP ’18 Juan and Esther Valdovinos CP ’16 David and Darla Vasquez AP ’14, CP ’19 Rogelio Villalva, Jr. and Julie Villalva AP ’15 Nikki Vitale CP ’17

’81 - Alumna Class of 1981

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Mike and Judi Welch CP ’17 Bryan and DeAnna Wertz AP ’15 CP ’19

Regent Club David and Dorinne Alarcon CP ’16 Ferdinand and Percy Alviz CP ’18 Moussa and Rania Bachoura CP ’17 Donald Balacuit CP ’19 JoAnne Breslin AP ’15 Guy Matthew and Gloria Buckles CP ’17 Ronnie and Naomi Cobarrubias AP ’14, CP ’16, ’18 Benjamin Compuesto and Elinor Compuesto CP ’16 Scott and Vicky Darrow CP ’19 Elmer De la Pena CP ’16 Alan and Patricia Dunn CP ’17 Denzil and Sabina Fernandes CP ’17 Michael Helbert and Rossana Salas Helbert ’82, AP ’15, CP ’16,’19, Board Robbie and Michele Hett CP ’18 Jason and Elizabeth Hill CP ’19 Thomas and Allison Houston CP ’18 Robert Jaworoski and Allison Jaworoski AP ’15 Alex Juarez and Leslie Espinoza CP ’17 Felipe and Ligia Le Franc CP ’19 Roland and Lislene Ledezma AP ’15 Paul and Monica Lee CP ’18 Enrico and Mercedithas Liwanag CP ’18 Samuel and Herlinda Martinez CP ’19 Segundo and Sayda Moran CP ’18 Gus Murguia and Martha Arrona CP ’19 Gloria Nammour CP ’18 Michael and Stacey O’Connor CP ’16 Sally Olivas CP ’19 Arnedo and Agustina Pascua CP ’19 Thomas and Phyllis Phelps AP ’13, CP ’18 Jose and Susan Resurreccion AP ’12 Lolita Reyes CP ’19 Gregg and Priscilla Riddle CP ’18 Cesar and Jean Robles CP ’16 Cesar and Jean Robles CP ’16 Marc and Eleanor Santiago CP ’19 Raul and Ofelia Soto CP ’16 David Spinney and Lori Spinney CP ’18 James and Dawna Wolak CP ’17

St. Lucy’s Society Neil and Susan Hyland AP ’76, ’85, Board Cecilia Ramirez AP ’09 Aimee Roush Scribner ’78

Blue and White Circle Don Casper AP ’80, ’83 Chelsea De Llamas ’93

Regent Club Jessica Jackson Abner ’05 Joe and Monica Barragan AP ’02 Elaine Corboy AP ’89 Mary Ellen S. De Silva ’71 Laura Smolka Gallardo ’99 Richard and Naomi Hill AP ’96 Linda Lopez Kiran ’69 Russell and Paula Kraus AP ’98 Lori Nielsen Lavik ’79 Terry McDonald ’85 Karl and Rosemary Thompson AP ’86, ’87

jackie bristow memorial scholarship Benedictine Benefactor Jackie Bristow Memorial Foundation

Blue and White Circle Laura Bok ’06

ed fuerte scholarship Regent Club Donor Maria Gomez, Friend

elizabeth fryke scholarship Golden Oak Diana Fryke Schiro ’79

Regent Club Deborah Fryke McGowan ’77

lori ann murr ay memorial scholarship

the regent scholarship fund

Blue and White Circle

Founder’s Guild

Regent Club

Elvenstar

Golden Oak Joseph and Miriam Davis AP ’00

CP - Current Parent

AP - Alumnae Parent

Kellie Dearborn Piper ’79

Theresa Gainey Alford ’79 Mary Ann Voller Emch ’79 Erik Lavik and Lori Nielson Lavik ’79 Ann Bowen Orosz ’79

GP - Grandparent

MG - Matching Gift Company

Diana Fryke Schiro ’79 Terese Schiro Sholander ’79 Maria Solana ’79 Lynn O’Neill Williams ’79

athletics Benedictine Benefactor Eric and Sarah Inkrott CP ’17, ’19

St. Lucy’s Society Casey and Susan Holcomb CP ’16

Blue and White Circle Thomas and Marie Bryan AP ’13, CP ’18 Cecilia Ramirez AP ’09

k airos St. Lucy’s Society Elizabeth Vislay Yaeger ’80

tribute gifts technology enhancement campaign In Honor of St. Lucy’s Society MIRIAM DAVIS ’81 AND JEANNE DAVIS ’00 Given by Joseph and Miriam Davis AP ’00 JOE AND DOROTHY MOHR AP ’75 Given by Kelly Mohr Hoebeke ’75

Blue and White Circle JENNIFER SPENCE ’81 AND KRISTIN N. SAUTER ’04 Given by Daniel and Zahra Sauter AP ’04 ROGER AND JULIE VILLALVA AP ’15 Given by Lesley Perez Villalva ’15

Regent Club KATHRYN BLANK ’01 Given by Charles and Joan Blank AP ’01 ANN BORTSCHELLER ’76 Given by Norman and Patricia Bortscheller AP ’76 MELISSA CARR ’95 Given by Victoria Carr Sinclair ’91, Staff McCONAHAY FAMILY Given by Constance McConahay Sherry ’65 THERESA NAFIS ’07 Given by Frederick and Mary Nafis AP ’07

KARA NEW ’14 Given by Keith and Jennifer New AP ’14 ANGELA ONGCAPIN ’93 Given by Juanito and Juliana Ongcapin AP ’93 JOE AND JOSIE ROBLEDO Given by Erica Robledo ’00 ST. LUCY’S OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT Given by Gilbert and Dolores Carrillo GP

SYDNEY CARROLL ’12 Given by Theresa Hansen AP ’12 ERNIE DIETERLE AP ’71, ’74, ’76, ’78 Given by Colleen Dieterle ’76 TERRI FEIGHERY CAWDREY ’96 AND REBECCA FEIGHERY WOODMAN ’98 Given by Edward and Catherine Feighery AP ’96, ’98

In Memory of

In Memory of

Golden Oak

Golden Oak

JIM GRAHAM Given by Lillian Graham Oliveri ’92

SOFIA GIULIUCCI ’78 Given by Norma Giuliucci AP ’75, ’76, ’79

Blue and White Circle

Regent Club

ANGELA ALVAREZ Given by Justin and Christina Fredlund Llorens ’96 BECKY LAMPERT BOWERS ’75 Given by Karen Sullivan Donohoe ’80 NORA CALLAHOS ’66 Given by Judith Roset Kemp ’66 JANE MABIE ’78 Given by Laura Mabie Serxner ’73 AMELITA RAPADAS (MOTHER OF ROSELLE ’93 AND RONA ’94) Given by Rodolfo Rapadas AP ’93, ’94

KELLY BLACKBURN ARTHUR ’87 Given by Julia Musekamp ’87 MARY DIETERLE AP ’71, ’74, ’76, ’78 Given by Jessica Jackson Abner ’05 ADELINE CRAWFORD Given by Jessica Jackson Abner ’05 MARGARET GEMEINHARDT Given by Carole Gemeinhardt Quackenbush ’66 HENRY AND MARIA LOEFFLER Given by Deborah Loeffler Hunter ’71 SAM AND TILLIE MURABITO Given by Sandra T. Osborn ’66 ARTHUR NIELSEN Given by Ann Bowen Orosz ’79

Regent Club ADELINE CRAWFORD Given by Jennifer Jackson ’03 CATHERINE KEITA ’01 Given by Lauren De Leon JOAN LAMPERT Given by Karen Sullivan Donohoe ’80 ALEX MARQUEZ Given by Erica Robledo ’00 HERBERT NAISH Given by Nance N. Cruce BARBARA CAMERON ROJAS ’69 Given by Georgia Cameron Stempel ’68 ANGELO AND LYNETTE RUBINO Given by Elsa Rubino AP ’85 FREIDA REILEY AND RUTH TRIPEPI Given by Frank and Rhonda Tripepi AP ’92 JOANNA WILLIAMS ’95 Given by Christine Charland

regent scholarship fund In Honor of

k airos In Honor of Blue and White Circle LISA MANNING PRATT ’86 Given by Steve and Theresa Manning AP ’86

In Memory of Blue and White Circle CAROLYN LAPIERRE KARTZKE ’86 Given by Steve and Theresa Manning AP ’86

athletics In Honor of St. Lucy’s Society LAUREN LOMELI ’18 Given by Henry and Kim Lomeli CP ’18

Regent Club JUDITH BELANGER AP ’00, STAFF Given by Rachel Belanger Keller ’93

These lists were prepared by the Office of Advancement to the best of our capabilities and represent gifts received between 7/1/15 and 6/30/16. Please contact the Office of Advancement with questions or corrections at (626) 963-0017 or advancement@stlucys.com.

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class notes 1980’s

Connie Allen Robertson ’88 is a self-employed bookkeeper and lives in Hypoluxo, Florida with her husband, James, a web developer and IT consultant. The couple spend fall, winter and spring in South Florida and their summers in Harbor Springs, Michigan.

1990’s

Ann-Marie Verdi Johnson ’95 owns and operates the restaurant The Bellwether in Studio City with her brother-in-law and Damien alum Ted Hopson. The restaurant was named one of the top ten best new restaurants in Los Angeles by Los Angeles Magazine in 2015. Ann-Marie and her husband, Marc Johnson, a chef, were married June 27, 2015 at St. Dominic’s in Eagle Rock and reside in Glendora with their French bulldogs.

2000’s

Dana Brewer ’05 is a dermatologist with the Pacific Dermatology Institute. She received her B.S. in movement and sports science from the University of La Verne and a M.A. in physician assistant studies from Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona. Dana is a resident of Upland.

Lauren Pycz Karns ’05 and her husband, Nolan, welcomed a son, William Theodore, into this world on June 13, 2016. William’s older sister, Aubrey, is 20-months old and enjoys playing with her younger brother. The Karns family reside in La Verne.

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Nicole Kathol ’07 is studying for a Masters of Physician Assistant Practice at the University of Southern California.

She previously worked at the San Diego Center for Children as a social worker.

passings Ralph H. Davis Date of Passing: July 31, 2016 Father of Mark Davis, past Consultative Board Member and Parent Club Board Member and grandfather of Miranda Davis ’11. Ralph H. Davis is survived by his wife of Virginia of 67 years, his three sons, grandchildren and great grandchildren. He was deeply loved by all who knew him and will be greatly missed.

Ernie Dieterle Date of Passing: August 5, 2016 Father of Elaine Dieterle ’78, Colleen Dieterle ’76, Maggie Tierch ’74 and Theresa Miletich ’71. Ernie Dieterle, along with his wife, Mary, who passed away last December, were long time supporters of St. Lucy’s. They are survived by their four daughters and three sons, who graduated from Damien, Chris, Mike and Warren.

Jerry Krellwitz Date of Passing: August 21, 2016 Jerry Krellwitz was more than a long-time financial advisor to St. Lucy’s. He cared deeply about the future of our school and was considered a man of high integrity and values that guided him in everything he did. The St. Lucy’s community offers prayers and sympathies to the Krellwitz family. He will be greatly missed.

Cliff Ograin Date of Passing: June 8, 2016 Father of Catherine Ograin Calderon ’93. Cliff is survived by his daughters, Catherine and Aurora, son Christopher and wife of 53 years, Wendy, of Carmel, CA. He will be missed by all who knew him.

giving back to st. lucy’s Why Have A Will?

Regardless of your life circumstances or estate size, your will is perhaps the most important document you will create.

It expresses your values and also effectively provides for the people and charitable causes important to you. If you’ve been putting it off, here are eight important reminders why you need a will.

1. Without a will, your state’s laws—not you—determine how, when and to whom your property is distributed.

5. You may create trusts to provide for your spouse, children and others.

2. You can reduce (or maybe even eliminate) future estate taxes.

6. Through a “pour-over” will, you can transfer leftover assets to your living trust.

3. You can name your executor (a person, bank or trust company you choose to personally represent you) to manage and settle your estate.

7. You can support St. Lucy’s Priory High School through a gift in your will, which is simple, flexible and revocable at any time.

4. You can designate beneficiaries for items such as heirlooms, art, jewelry or real estate.

8. You can designate the guardian for dependents under your care.

Important Reminder If you already have a will, make sure it’s up-to-date. Life changes such as grown kids; births, deaths or marriages; increased estate value; or a move to another state should be a trigger to meet with your estate planning attorney to review your will.

How to Remember Us in Your Will or Living Trust If you would like to support our mission after your lifetime, ask your estate planning attorney to add this suggested wording to your will or living trust: I give to St. Lucy’s Priory High School, Glendora, CA (the sum of $ of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate) for its general purposes.

or

percent

Consider one of the simplest ways to support our mission by naming St. Lucy’s Priory High School as beneficiary in your will or living trust.

The information in this publication is not intended as legal advice. For legal advice, please consult an attorney. Figures cited in examples are for hypothetical purposes only and are subject to change. References to estate and income taxes include federal taxes only. State income/estate taxes or state law may impact your results.

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