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Who are those guys anyway?
Who are these students? Identify the students above, submit your guess, and the winner will be chosen in a random drawing in January. Contact Alaina Hill, Manager of Events and Volunteers with your guess: ahill@centralcatholichigh.org or 503.230.1056 ext. 1229. Congratulations to Erica (Justis) Gustavson ’92 who correctly identified the individuals (below) in the summer issue of the Central Catholic Magazine as [from left to right], Kara Tison ’92, Julia Markley ’92, Laura Makowski ’91, Paul O’Malley, David Hutson ’92, and Peter Weber ’91.
Reunions 2020/2021
Dear Readers: Due to unexpected production difficulties, the President’s Report issue of Central Catholic Magazine is, as you may have noticed, arriving in your mailboxes much later than planned. For this, we send our humble apologies along with warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year. Sincerely, Central Catholic Magazine
This year we had some catching up to do for the classes that weren’t able to celebrate reunions last year. COVID made it necessary to postpone the marquee reunions we would have celebrated in the summer of 2020, but there ended up being a bonus! Classes were able to gather with classes from the year before or after theirs. This year we held two events, the first for the Classes of 1950, 1951, 1960 and 1961—along with anyone who graduated in any class from the 1940s— and the second for the Classes of 1970, 1971, 1980, and 1981. Our alumni celebrated with their schoolmates, renewed friendships, and made plans to gather again soon. If you’re interested in hosting a reunion, please visit the website to view the reunion guide or contact Sara Wright, Director of Alumni and Parent Engagement at swright@centralcatholichigh.org or 503.230.1056 x1243.
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On the Cover Seniors pose for picture during their class retreat at The Pumpkin Patch on Sauvie Island on September 17, 2021. The theme for their retreat was, “Gratitude for Being Here.” Volume 28 • Number 3 2020 - 2021 Year in Review President’s Report on Development Central Catholic Magazine is a publication of Central Catholic High School 2401 SE Stark Street • Portland, Oregon 97214 503.230.1056 • centralcatholichigh.org Rev. Msgr. Timothy Murphy ’58, President Emeritus Colin McGinty, President Danyelle Ramsey, Principal Ellie Dir, Vice President of Advancement Publisher/Layout and Design Jolyn Winczewski Director of Scholarships and Publications Contributing Writers Ellie Dir Colleen Newell Editing Team Ellie Dir Cindy Hart Colleen Newell Elaine Payne Sara Wright Contributing Photographers Alaina Hill Colleen Newell Central Catholic High School is accredited by the Northwest Association of Accredited Schools, the Western Catholic Education Association, and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Notice of non-discrimination as it applies to students and employees at Central Catholic High School: Central Catholic High School admits students of any race, color, national, and ethnic origin to all of the rights, privileges, programs, and activities accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other school administered programs. Likewise, Central Catholic High School does not discriminate against any applicant for employment because of race, color, national or ethnic origin, or gender.
Contents President’s Report on Advancement 2020-2021 Board of Directors.................................................................5 Central Catholic by the Numbers............................................................6 Your Gift Matters..........................................................................................8 Lifetime Donors........................................................................................... 10 Legacy Endowment for Operations...................................................... 12 Endowed Scholarship Profile.................................................................. 14 Named Endowed Scholarships............................................................. 16 2020-2021 Honor Roll of Donors........................................................ 21 Alumni Giving by Class...........................................................................38 Presidents’ Dinner and Auction Sponsors and Donors.....................44 Alumni Updates.........................................................................................47 Annual Report | 1
WORDS FROM OUR PRESIDENTS
A President’s Interview: Looking Back on Four Years MTM: Good afternoon, Colin. I have a series of questions I’d like to pose as you begin your fifth year as President of Central Catholic. So, in view of that introduction, what advice might you have given yourself four years ago when you started in this role at Central Catholic? CM: Starting off with a softball…I like this. What a question. I think the advice I would give myself would be to keep learning. Learn to listen, learn to be flexible, learn to continue to trust, learn how to have grace. We tell our students, “You’re not a finished product” and I’ve learned through humility to keep learning. MTM: In view of that response, what presumptions did you have about Central Catholic prior to taking on your position here? CM: My presumptions were developed through my interactions with alumni of the school. They were developed through my parish (St. John Fisher), through a number of people at the University of Portland who are proud alumni of Central Catholic. My presumptions were that it had to have strong academics, and I knew it would be a school where, beyond graduation, there is a strong, tightly knit community of alumni, parents, and friends of the school. It’s absolutely lived up to that. MTM: How have your presumptions or expectations of Central Catholic changed over the past four years, now that you’ve seen it from the inside? CM: I don’t know if my expectations have changed, so much as they’ve been reinforced. As I mentioned earlier, the academics, the inclusive and supportive community and how that manifests itself in the tight-knit alumni community that exists long after people graduate. 2 | Central Catholic Magazine
What I’ve witnessed in these first four years has not only reinforced my expectations, they’ve illuminated them. MTM: And, what have you learned about yourself, over these past four years? CM: I don’t like talking about myself. MTM: OK. That’s good. (Laughs) CM: I would say I’ve learned how to be humble. This type of job in a place like this has a way of teaching you humility—whether you want it to or not. It also teaches you gratitude. You can’t do a job like this without an army of amazing people: teachers, administrators, parents, alumni, donors. I’ve learned to be humble and I’ve learned to find moments, each and every day, for gratitude. MTM: That’s enough to ponder right there. I should stop pushing, but I’m only one-third of the way through my list of questions, so hang in there. So, what are some of the biggest successes and challenges you’ve experienced or witnessed during your time here? CM: In all honesty, we’ve had a lot of them—a lot of successes and a lot of challenges. It’s easy to point to the pandemic as the biggest challenge we’ve endured. There was no game plan for operating a school and keeping a community intact during the pandemic, so I think that’s been the biggest challenge and success. I will forever be in awe of our school community for the way we responded to this unprecedented challenge. Our teachers were absolute heroes in how they stepped up and figured out how to keep our students engaged.
WORDS FROM OUR PRESIDENTS They put their own concerns aside for the benefit of the students and kept them at the forefront.
being forever bettered by being a student here. I have the privilege of seeing that here.
The rest of our school continued to be focused on dialogue and engagement of our other constituents. How do we continue to keep our parents engaged? How do we continue to keep our alumni engaged? We took the idea that the doors were locked but the school was open, and we did it! We had an incredible enrollment year. Our auction was successful! We had our new Oktoberfest Marketplace. We raised money for other non-profits that were struggling. We had sack lunch drives. That just says so much about the community of Central Catholic. So again, the pandemic was our biggest challenge but also our greatest success.
MTM: What is the thing you’re most proud of about Central Catholic?
MTM: You mentioned our increased enrollment. I think that reflects the public sentiment that says “Yes” to Central Catholic for being ahead of the curve, having that courage to look straight ahead and saying, “This is how we will respond to these times, knowing of the challenges, but leading the way.”
MTM: That’s not always easy to do. But again, it’s the underlying reality of Central Catholic. Thank you again to our community for imposing humility on Colin McGinty. (Chuckling.)
CM: Without a doubt. And if you keep focused on the mission, which is serving our students, within the context of the broader community, then that’s what you have to do.
CM: How has it not? You can’t work at a place and be a part of a community like Central Catholic’s without it impressing itself upon you. I am a different person because of the four years I’ve had here. You learn a lot about yourself and you get a better perspective on things. It’s made me more appreciative of the life I’ve had. It has given me a tremendous amount of hope and joy in being part of a community that cares for one another. So, that’s changed me.
MTM: What part of the job have you found to be most fulfilling? CM: Relationships. Relationships with students. Relationships with the parents who entrust us with their young sons and daughters. Relationships with alumni and past parents. I’ve taken a lot of fulfillment from relationships within the building, with teachers and staff. It’s those relationships where we’re all starting to row in the same direction that are deeply fulfilling. MTM: I wish everyone could see that from the inside. But to see it from within on a day-to-day basis, those words just ring so true. That’s what I would want for anyone, a sense of who we are and who we are trying to become. So now, to give equal time to this question: what is the most difficult part of the job? You’re on a time limit for this one. CM: It’s a challenging job, for sure. Anything worthwhile is also going to be challenging. I was not prepared for how you really are in partnership with people. You become aware of and involved with some of the most challenging parts of people’s lives. You meet with families who’ve lost jobs and lost homes. You work with families who’ve lost children. You have faculty and staff going through challenging times. You have people with conflicting points of view on things where you have to mediate. That’s both the difficult part of the job but it’s also one of the privileges of the job. While you’re accompanying someone on their journey, you can see it as really hard, but also as an opportunity to help them through something. In a job like this, it becomes very real. MTM: There’s an empathetic spirit to our community, situations where some of our families, despite their own financial situations, continue their support. CM: And on that same note, the financial support our school community provides is one of the great privileges of the role. I personally know the people contributing the money and those who are benefitting from it. Those financial contributions are profound in their impact to these amazing young men and women whose lives are
CM: You see the genuine relationship the school has within itself. You see the impact our teachers have on the lives of our students. Nothing but pride. You see the incredible strength of our alumni and parent community. And they see the value of what young people are getting while they’re here and that motivates them to continue to invest in the school and ensure that continues. That’s not because of me. That’s because of the school and I’m incredibly proud to be a part of that. It’s humbling.
MTM: How has Central Catholic changed your life?
MTM: For any who might not be a part of our community, or may not know about Central Catholic, what is something you would want them to know about Central Catholic? CM: This is a tough question. It’s hard to encapsulate in one sound bite a school with such a long, deep, rich tradition and history. But, we serve a very diverse student body that reflects the community of Portland, Oregon. Regardless of who you are and where you come from, we seek to strengthen you, develop you, and partner with you. You have to experience us to get us. If someone asked me, “What is the secret sauce of Central Catholic?” I would ask them to come here and see it. There’s not a tagline or marketing pitch that would truly encapsulate how uniquely special Central Catholic is. You have to feel it and see it. MTM: So, I’m supposed to ask a concluding question. I think you’ve already done very well answering this question but there may be some specific anecdotal moments that would trigger the funny bone. Do you have some interesting or funny stories about Central Catholic that you can share, things that have happened, people you’ve met over these past five years? CM: Well, Monsignor. My most interesting and funny stories from my time at Central Catholic, I think they all involve you in our travels together and in our meetings together. You’ve asked me not to share them with anyone else, you’ve sworn me to secrecy. So, I don’t know if I have much to share. MTM: I deny it. I deny it. I plead the fifth. (Laughing) MTM: Well, thank you. This has been very enlightening. And I’m grateful we could end on a semi-humorous note. It keeps us grounded. CM: Thank you, Monsignor! Annual Report |3
2021 RAM OPEN
2021 Ram Open What a wonderful day our Ramily had at the 2021 Ram Open! We had a full course at Glendoveer Golf & Tennis where golfers enjoyed a memorable day of golf with fun challenges along the course, followed by a celebratory BBQ dinner. It was a perfect day to connect with classmates, family, and friends while supporting Central Catholic and The Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship. Congratulations to our winners on each of the four flights! Champion Amanda Jacobs ’06 Brent Jacobs ’72 Michael Terrell ’71 Pat Terrell ’73
Gold Mark Santangelo ’79 Anthony Strachan Christopher Strachan Gary Strachan ’70
Cardinal Matt Cassidy ’76 Jim Fischer ’76 Dave Spacek ’76 Joe Wagner ’76
Legends Clayton Griffith Kevin Lough Dan Peterson Larry Ward ’63
We thank all of our sponsors and donors. We could not have done it without you! Presenting Sponsor Pacific Office Automation Golf Cart Sponsors Badger Electric • Todd and Anne Gaber Beverage Cart Sponsors Troutdale Sand and Gravel • Brian Moran ‘77 Crosscut Hardwoods/Emerson Woods • Jim Price ‘60 Class of 1973 • Remembering Dennis Sykes ’73 and Vic Jacobson ’73 Pinder Family • In Memory of Bob Pinder Buy a Round Sponsors Heritage Bank • Kristin Timm ‘99 Hoda’s Middle Eastern Cuisine and Cape Horn Estate • Hoda and Hani Khouri Hole in One Sponsor Class of 1968 4 | Central Catholic Magazine
Hole Sponsors Brownstein Rask LLP • Bob O’Halloran, Jr. ’06 Cascade West Insurance Partners • Laura Minus and Michelle Saruwatari Class of 1968 • Rob William Wehrley ’68 Class of 1973 • Mike Noonan ’73 Columbia Cabinet Company LLC• Jim Snyder and Jolyn Winczewski Al ‘51 and Sue Corrado • Peter Corrado ’80 Andy ’84 and Kelly Corrado DDI Benefits • Dena Dooney ’88 De[fi]ned Wealth Management • Chris Hatfield ’04 Dwell Realty • Corey Allen ’05 Environments/eteriors • Chris Corrado ’77 Flooring Solutions LLC • Jason Beam Fortify Law • Jason Polen ’06 Jacobs Heating & Cooling • Amanda Jacobs ’06 JGP Wealth Management • Will Paustian ’15 Kimberly-Clark Professional • Michelle Goepferd Margo Brown Real Estate Musulin Boys • Mike Musulin ’60 Niko Folkestad ’21 • Thrivent Action Team - Tim and Vivian Starbuck Northwest Pump • Bill Mathews ’80 NW Sign Solutions • Marshall ’81 and Jennifer Pinder • Louis Pinder ’12 Pavelcomm, Inc • Jim and Bonnie Pavel Phelan Law Office • Tom Phelan ’73 Premier Mortgage Resources • Mark Feller ’81 Premier Mortgage Resources • Lauren Mirecki ’07 Premier Press • Mark Brooks St. Vincent de Paul • Brian Ferschweiler The Hasson Company • Gene Moreland ’88 Top Kohlbush & Hoem LLP • Lisa Rowan ’83 Windermere Real Estate • Aimee Virnig ’83 XO PDX Commercial Cleaning • Ebony Amato Raffle and Door Prizes 503 Distilling • The Aerie at Eagle Landing The Broadway Grill & Brewery • Cedar Bend Golf Course Fairwood Golf & Country Club • Fiddler’s Green Golf Course Glendoveer Golf Course • Kitsap Golf & Country Club McKay Creek Golf Course & Driving Range The Old Market Pub & Brewery • The Oregon Golf Club Pacific Office Automation
2020-2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bill Winter ’58 Chair
Dave Gorretta ’87
Silverton Health Retired Healthcare Executive
Deloitte Audit Leader, Pacific NW Group
Molly Paustian ’85 Vice Chair
Mike Laber
Windermere Realty Trust Real Estate Agent
Webtrends Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer
Harry Hanna ’93 Secretary
Colin McGinty Ex-Officio
Central Catholic High School President
Sentaur Inc. President
Connie Ozyjowski
Rev. Jeff Eirvin
University of Portland Associate Director of Donor Engagement
Archdiocese of Portland Director of Vocations
Sarah Petrone ’94
Portland Trail Blazers Senior Vice President of People and Culture
Jeannie Ray-Timoney Ex-Officio
Archdiocese of Portland Superintendent of Catholic Schools
Paul Scarlett
Oregon Dept. of Transportation Manager
Jo Willhite Ex-Officio
Archdiocese of Portland Chief Administrative Officer
A special thank you to the following board members who completed their term of service at the end of 2020-2021:
Matt Chapman ’68
Northwest Evaluation Association Retired Executive
Therese Leineweber Leineweber Consulting Software Consultant
Jonathan McGowan ’92
801 West Capital Management Managing Partner
Ellen Ridgeway
Port of Portland Safety Program Administrator
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OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT
2020-2021
2020-2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CENTRAL
Participation
CATHOLIC
Fund
$2,298,226
100%
2020-2021
DONORS 1,225
Endowment Principal Balance
as of June 30, 2021
Endowment Principal 5 Year History $13.4 Million
$15,262,394
Endowment Increase
Over the last 5 years
$11.3 Million
35%
2017
$14.2 Million
$15.2 Million
$12.5 Million 2018
2019
2020
2021
2020-2021 Financial Summary INCOME
Tuition and Fee Revenue Fundraising and Contributions Other income 6 | Central Catholic Magazine
Tuition and Fee Revenue $14,093,375 Fundraising and Contribution $4,276,117 Other income $102,548 Total Income $18,472,040 Compensation $9,376,904 Program Expense $4,912,214 Facilities Operations $2,220,563 Total Expenses $16,509,681 Net Income $1,962,359
EXPENSES
Compensation Program Expense Facilities Operations
OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT
IMPACT of the WESTON MATCH
Central Catholic is profoundly grateful to the OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation for the impact its gifts have had on our students. Every year for the past ten years, our supporters have stepped up to meet a new challenge match designed to assist our students, both in the present and in perpetuity. We are grateful for the generosity and foresight of Mr. Joe Weston ‘56.
Tuition Assistance
Endowment
$1,450,000
$1,541,901
Weston Match Since 2009 Leveraged
$3,799,969
Endowed Scholarships Awarded for the
Tuition Assistance Awarded for the
2021-2022 School Year 2021-2022 School Year $545,423 Average Award: $2,311 Total Recipients: 236
2021
Presidents’ Auction Paddle Raise for Tuition Assistance
Total: Tuition Rate: $2,478,142 $16,051 Average Award: $7,793
Weston Match Since 2016 Leveraged
$2,963,928
2020 Students 4 Students FUNDRAISER
Revenue: $172,106 Donors: 1,260
Total Recipients: 318
Legacy Club
2020
MEMBERS
GIVING Tuesday
122
$222,535
• Total number of donors: 203
Net Auction Revenue
• Total number of GOLD alumni donations: 32
$387,443
• Total raised: $81,732 Annual Report | 7
YOUR GIFT MATTERS
From left to right: Ryan DePalo, Ashley Rosenbaum-DePalo, Bryce Rosenbaum ’13, Sherie Rosenbaum, and Mike Rosenbaum ’68 take time out for a family photo at the wedding of Alex Roth ’13, where Bryce, along with classmates Simon Noling ’13 and Chris Hart ’13 were all groomsmen.
Donor Profile: Mike ’68 and Sherie Rosenbaum Mike ’68 and Sherie Rosenbaum are busy. Between owning and operating Mike’s law practice in Northeast Portland and their restaurant, the Stone Cliff Restaurant in Carver, and spending time with their children, Bryce ’13 and Ashley, and their two grandchildren, their lives are rich and full with work, family, and giving back to their community. One of the ways in which the Rosenbaums give back is through their support of Central Catholic. Several years ago Mike was a member of the LINK campaign committee (The LINK campaign raised money for scholarships as well as for capital improvements to Central Catholic. The “LINK building,” i.e. the Monsignor Tim Murphy Center, features the Joseph E. Weston ‘56 Commons, the Haglund Family Academic Wing, the Sanders Family Weight Room, the Walsh Family Counseling Center, and the Gloria Henry Dakin Music Center). When it came time to make a contribution to the LINK campaign, Mike and Sherie made a gift of real estate. Here, they tell us why they made the gift and why donating real estate makes sense. They also talk about what Central Catholic has meant to their family, while reflecting on current events, friendship, and the Stone Cliff Restaurant. CCM: Tell us about your gift of property. MR: So, it was really easy to do. We had purchased a rental house years ago that came with an adjoining tax lot. We weren’t using the lot, but we knew it had value because it was connected to utilities, and was located in an urban area. The more we looked into it, the more we realized that a gift of the lot made sense. It also provided a significant tax benefit for us. 8 | Central Catholic Magazine
Most people don’t realize that donating land (or anything you can sell for which you would otherwise have to pay capital gains, such as stocks or valuable paintings, etc.), avoids capital gains tax, while giving you a deduction for its current value. It has to meet certain criteria— make sure you check with your tax accountant on the criteria—and you will probably have to have it appraised, but in the end, you get this major benefit for your charitable contribution. If you bought it 30 years ago and if you sold now, you’d likely have to pay a huge amount in capital gains taxes. But if you’ve held the property for at least a year, at the end, when you donate it, you get to deduct it for the full current appraised value, not what you paid for it 30 years ago when you got it cheap! CCM: What has been the most satisfying thing about this gift, or any gift you’ve made to Central Catholic? MR: Central Catholic is comprised of kids from all walks of life and all income levels. There are a lot of poor kids, like me when I went there, who want to go to Central Catholic but can’t afford it. It’s nice that you can designate your gift to help kids who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford a Central Catholic education. Or, if you want to use it for scholarships, you can do that knowing that there are kids from all walks of life who will really benefit. If you can make it happen for those kids, then that’s great! CCM: Tell us about your experience working on the LINK campaign.
YOUR GIFT MATTERS MR: There were about 30 on the committee. John Harrington [‘66] and Father Murphy [‘58] and Ed Lemma [‘66] worked their tails off. It’s amazing how much money they raised in a really short amount of time. It was a good experience for me. The LINK building was a big deal and I take a lot of pride in being a part of that. Central desperately needed more space and a facelift. CCM: What made you decide that Central Catholic was the place for your son? SR: With Ashley, our daughter, we let her make that decision and it was tough. She’s our oldest and graduated in 2006 from Clackamas High School. [Ashley is now an attorney, working alongside her dad at the Rosenbaum Law Group.] With both kids, the reason we considered CC is that it had been such an incredible opportunity for Mike. His mom loved Central Catholic, and then there was the nun, Sr. Eva Mary [OSF] who, along with Fr. Forbes and Fr. Campbell, really pushed Mike to expand his horizons and look at other opportunities. Central Catholic opened doors for Mike that would never have occurred otherwise. Mike was the first one of all his brothers and sisters to graduate high school. Going to Harvard and then on to Columbia University Law School was beyond Mike’s wildest expectations. CCM: How do you think Central Catholic influenced you and your son? MR: Central Catholic allowed our son to blossom as a person. I knew it was community and family-oriented, and I knew he would feel comfortable there. I knew they would take good care of him. It allowed him to gain confidence in himself and develop into an exceptional young man. It is more of a sense of “we’re all in this together.” CC is exceptional because there are so many different types of kids, such a diverse group of kids, coming from different parts of town, speaking different languages, with different ethnic backgrounds—and they all seem to gel. That is one of the things I think is so unique about Central Catholic. Another thing that speaks to the great experience the school provides is that, even years after graduation, the friendships formed at Central Catholic continue. Bryce still hangs out with his Central friends. They go for long runs or hikes together and gather at the holidays. They love each other’s company. Bryce is now a realtor and gets lots of referrals from classmates and alumni.
MR: During the last couple of years, what the whole BLM [Black Lives Matter] movement brought to the surface is the issue of whether we as a society are being fair in our treatment of racial and ethnic groups. It’s easy to just assume that we are being fair. But, what BLM brought forth is the reality that, when you look more deeply, when you look into the weeds, you realize there’s a lot of unfairness. I think striving to be more fair is a worthy goal. A lot of it is in how we treat people, all people, and not just Black people. We need to treat all people with respect and fairness. They go hand in hand. SR: It’s people of color. It’s the Me Too movement. It’s been an eyeopening two years, and a conversation that is definitely long overdue. MR: Also, in terms of the economics, low-income people don’t have the same opportunities. Even if they’re smart, even if they come from good families, many kids don’t start out at the same spot. And that’s not fair. There is unfairness in the economics of family life in America. Many kids are born into families without the financial ability to promote them, to elevate them, or have access to the networks of people who can help them advance. A lot of these kids don’t come from families who can help them buy a car, or apply to college, let alone pay for college. And CC can help level the playing field. It did for me. CCM: Is there anything else you’d like to share with our readers? MR: Yes. If people are thinking about giving, (and everybody should because you can’t take it with you), you should make a conscious decision about what you’re going to give and to whom. You have to pick and choose. We’ve chosen CC because it is a great organization, it’s doing a lot of good and you know the money is going to be spent wisely. SR: And you’re setting an example for the next generation. SR: Also, come and see us at the Stone Cliff Restaurant in Carver. We have a great menu and a beautiful deck overlooking the river, with plenty of outdoor seating. MR: Absolutely, plus we’ve employed lots of Central Catholic kids over the years!
I still see a lot of my CC friends. Every year Dave Misetich puts a gathering together and there’s usually a big turnout from the Class of 1968. SR: (Laughing) Without the wives, of course. CCM: So, this year our students are focusing on four new character virtues, in the classroom, in our hallways, and on our sports fields. This year’s character virtues are: Fairness, Forgiveness, Respect, and Generosity. Which of these resonate with the two of you? MR: Fairness for me. SR: Fairness, definitely.
Seniors Phil Page and Mike Rosenbaum, members of the Monogram Club, welcomed Sen. Ted Kennedy to campus in 1968 and presented him with his own Varsity Letter. Annual Report |9
LIFETIME DONORS
The following donors have made significant cumulative gifts in support of Central Catholic and its mission and are honored on our Hall of Friends donor board inside the front entrance of the school. We are pleased to honor and thank all those listed below for their faithfulness to Central Catholic. Bob ’67 and Anne Arns Marty ’53 and Sharon Arrigotti Michael ’59 and Sally Bacon Frank ’53 and Joyce† Bastasch Paul ’60 and Kathleen Bastasch Vic Bellaschi ’57 Jim Berchtold and Amy King-Dundon-Berchtold† Tony ’84 and Misuk Beseau Ron ’67 and Terri Best Rev. Edmond Bliven† James and Carol† Bluhm Todd and Mary Beth Bowman Pat and Cathy Boyer Tim and Mary Boyle Sam Bradach ’79 and Patricia Murphy Bradach William J. Brady, M.D. ’49† Ken and Carol Bray Jack ’53 and Charlisa† Burns Thomas ’48† and Lydia† Byrne Henry Casey Richard ’53 and Kathy Cavalli Joseph Cereghino† Mario Cereghino† John ’60 and Patty Chaney Peter ’58 and Judy Chaney Matt ’68 and Lillian Chapman John ’65 and Kelly Christen Louis† and Bertha† Christen Maurie Clark† Al ’51 and Sue Corrado 10 | Central Catholic Magazine
Peter ’80 and Mary Corrado Jim ’67 and Karen Corso James ’51† and Elaine Cozzetto John Crawford and Jody Stahancyk Con Cremer† and Joan Murphy Cremer Dan and Cathy Cronen Linda Dakin-Grimm and Gary Grimm In Honor of Gloria H. Dakin Lucio ’75 and Marta Dalla Gasperina Zechariah and Angela Davis Tony ’73 and Laurie DeFazio Msgr. Arthur Dernbach ’44† Bud ’62 and Kitty Dietrich Jeff Dilley ’66 Dan ’74 and Sue Ellen Dolan Robert Donnelly Brian and Margaret Dooney Jim ’58 and Mary Dooney Frank Dulcich ’73 James ’52 and Jean Duyck Mike ’60† and Mary K Eilers William† and Marie† Elkins John ’60 and Jane Emrick Mike ’52 and Gloria Fader John ’56 and Marilyn Faherty Beth Faherty Larry ’57† and Nancy Farrell Joe ’52 and Laurie Ferguson Pat ’75 and Cindy Ferguson Tony and Michelle Ferroggiaro James and Maxine Forkan Norm ’48 and Patricia Foster Dr. Thomas ’57 and Rosemary Franz Fred and Libby Gast Mike and Kathy Gemmet Jerry ’52 and Dolores Gianotti Frank and Mary Gill Jim ’47† and Sylvia Gix
Dr. Carl ’60 and Linda† Gorretta Dave ’87 and Julie ’87 Gorretta Rick and Nancy Green John ’45† and Helen† Greene Don ’83 and Leslie Gritzmacher David ’55 and Amelia Grove David ’62† and Marlene Guasco J. Michael ’57 and Erin Hagan Mike ’70 and Melissa Haglund Matt ’78 and June Hainley Harry ’54† and Patsy Hanna Joe ’56 and Judy Hanna Bob and Sue† Harold Joey ’97 and Emily ’99 Harrington John ’66 and Valerie Harrington Robert ’42† and Rose† Harris John and Michelle Hart Howard Hedinger† Jeff and Bev Heller Elliott and Gina Hill Chuck A. ’58 and Karen Hoff Archbishop Edward D. Howard† Chet Howlett ’53 Bill ’66 and Cindy Hunt The Jacobs Family Steve Janik ’65 and Sheryl Manning Nigel Jaquiss and Meg Remsen Lester John† John and Suzanne Jelineo George ’55 and Shirley Kane In Memory of Bernard and Norabelle Kane Chris and Louise Kardas Marty and Allison Kehoe Family Jim ’64 and Diane Kiley Mike† and Mary Jo† King Jim King ’79 In Memory of David C. King ’90 Donna Kirkmire William ’54† and June† Klein John LeDoux ’66 Walt LeDoux ’67 Ron ’52 and Mary Legg Tony ’62 and Heidi Leineweber Bob† and Jo Ann† Leipzig Georgia Leupold Archbishop William Levada† Tim Lundell ’68 and Penny O’Neill† George ’57 and Anna Mack Maurice Maertens ’60 Paul ’78 and Mary Mardesich Tim ’72 and Kathy Mahaffy Ted ’59† and Marilyn Marx Mark ’73 and Amy Mathews Patricia Mathews† Natt ’61 and Karen McDougall Jonathan ’92 and Heather ’97 McGowan Rev. Donald P. McHugh ’47† Gregg Miller ’66 and Christine Howell-Miller Michael J. Miller, M.D. ’51† Julie Mitchoff Dave ’69 and Beth Moffenbeier
LIFETIME DONORS James ’58 and Lorna Monaghan James Montgomery, Sr.† Ian ’85 and Mary Ellen Montone Bill ’46† and Rosemary† Moore Steve Morse Tom Moyer† Dennis Murphy ’56 and Shirley Whitehead Msgr. Tim Murphy ’58 Bill ’58 and Jane Murphy Mike ’60 and Linda Musulin Joe ’55 and Kathy Neher Emil ’46† and Kathleen† Nemarnik The Nisbet Family Jim and Bonnie Pavel Vince Paveskovich† Thomas ’52 and Olga† Perry The Dean Phillips Family Bob† and Joanne† Pinder Rick and Mary Potter Jim ’60 and Suzanne Price Helen B. Regan Ollie Renner ’51 James ’64 and Leslie Repman Bob ’45 and Pat Reverman Jim and Kate Rice Mark and Charlene Riley Harley ’58 and Kristin Roberts Mike ’68 and Sherie Rosenbaum Billy ’58 and Kathy Ryan Molly Sanders Rev. Msgr. Francis Schaefers† Chuck Schlosser ’60 Don† and Holly Schoenbeck Keith ’69 and Bernita Schoenheit Dwight ’75 and Lisa Schwab Gerald and Mary† Segal Chris Shepanek and Suzanne Sarin Shepanek John† and Sandra Shepanek Jerry ’57 and Sharon Smith Karl and Peggy Smith Eugene Snyder† Carl ’59 and Terry Spitznagel Peter ’62 and Julie Stott Lou ’67 and Nancy Stremick Marko ’47 and Betty† Susnjara James Svoboda† Hank Swigert George Temme ’64 Pat ’73 and Susan Terrell Rick ’67 and Carol Terrell Msgr. Martin Thielen† Roger Tragesser ’57 and Shelley Sandifer Fred ’58 and Ann Van Domelen Joe Van Haverbeke ’58 George and JoAnn† Vennes Ed ’48† and Mary† Vranizan Ed ’67 and Debbie Wallo The Bill and Margaret Walsh Family Dave ’74 and Linda Weber Bill ’54† and Patty† Weber Jennifer and Blaine ’72 Werner
Jeff Weston ’94 Joe Weston ’56 Marilyn Weston Rev. Willis Whalen Art† and Vivienne Wiese Les ’58 and Mary Williams Bruce and Gretchen Willison Bill ’58 and Carolyn† Winter Rick Wojtasek ’70 Foundations B.P., Lester and Regina John Foundation Bank of America Foundation Clark Foundation E.L. Wiegand Foundation ESCO Foundation Eton Lane Foundation Ford and Hilda Watkins Trust The Frost & Margaret Snyder Foundation Harrington Family Foundation Harry C. and Dorothy S. Murphy Foundation Intel Foundation Juan Young Trust M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust Marilyn Moyer Charitable Trust Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund Meyer Memorial Trust OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation Regina M. John Trust The Robert D. and Marcia H. Randall Charitable Trust Robert S. & Anne Marie Arns Foundation Sanders Family Foundation Silver Family Foundation Storms Family Foundation Wells Fargo Foundation Wheeler Foundation Organizations Archdiocese of Portland Campbell Global Chartwells/Compass Group Command Management Services Inc. Brandon Anderson ’92 Brian Andersen ’92 Communication Workers of America US West Communications Danna Brothers Properties Joe Danna ’63 and Jerry Danna ’66 Nike Inc. Northwest Pump & Equipment Co. Mark Mathews ’73 Pacific Fence & Wire Co. Joe Schoenheit ’69 Pavelcomm, Inc. Portland General Electric Co. Sause Bros, Inc. Matt Hainley ’78
BRICKS AND MORTAR DONORS We salute our Bricks and Mortar Club members for their generosity and willingness to help Central Catholic build and sustain a solid financial foundation. Through their monthly giving, which creates a predictable revenue stream, they have helped to lower our administrative costs, and improve our long-range planning and decision making. Jim ’68 and Janet Beard Chuck Blickle* Daniel and Catherine Cronen Tom ’63 and Cynthia Curran Liz* and Ivan Danek Anne ’93 and Reginald Daniels Sandy Dickerson* Mike Duyn ’61 Michael and Jane Finnegan Ole Forsberg ’86 James Friedhoff ’72 Phil ’71 and Diane Garrow Joe ’80 and Joan Gartin Jerry ’79 and Kathleen* Gianotti Tom ’57 and Karon Gilles Steve ’76 and Diane Holmes Matt ’88* and Chrissy Horne Laura Jaeger* Peggy* and Glenn Kays Ray ’62 and Judy Kelly Jim ’64 and Diane Kiley Donna Kirkmire Mike ’88 and Teresa Kirkmire Philippe Kreiter* Michael and Kimberly Litchman Marie Marckx Jeff and Nanette* Martin Colin* and Robbie McGinty John ’62 and Trudie Metschan Brian ’98 and Laura Miskimins Chris and Eileen Mooney Rev. Msgr. Tim Murphy ’58* Paul* and Kim O’Malley John ’98 and Sarah ’98 Paul Chris ’84 and Miriam Paulus Tom Phelan ’73 Mary Beth Pinder ’85* Matt ’75 and Megan Pinder Mike ’77* and Stacey Pinder Daryl Prevo ’75 Danyelle* and Kevin Ramsey Gail* and John Saltveit Larry and Darby Sitter Jerry ’59 and Priscilla Stewart Jeremy ’94 and Melissa ’94* Stupfel Rick Susnjara ’79 Mike ’88 and Leilani Van Hoomissen Al Weber ’50 Tom and Chris Welter Scott ’73 and Wendy Wilson Steve* and Mary Workman Todd Young ’65 *Faculty/Staff Member Annual Report | 11
LEGACY ENDOWMENT FOR OPERATIONS The Legacy Endowment was established to provide support in perpetuity for school operations. Endowment revenue allows Central Catholic greater flexibility to maintain a reasonable tuition, provide better resources for the learning environment, and offer tuition assistance to help cover the stated needs of students and families.
Gifts to the Legacy Endowment for Operations July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021 $20,341 Legacy Endowment Total Balance as of June 30, 2021 $1,699,014
The Legacy Endowment Fund is comprised of the General Legacy Endowment and of named Legacy Endowment funds for the same purpose, but whose principal exceeds $25,000.
Named Legacy Endowment Funds The Sally Christianson Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Class of 1960 Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Albert ’51 and Susanne Corrado Legacy Endowment Fund The Helen Greene Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Robert ’42 and Rose Harris Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Glenn W. ’46 and Joanne A. Hittner Legacy Endowment Fund The Sister Mary Justitia, IHM Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The George ’55 and Shirley Kane Legacy Endaowment Fund In Memory of Bernard and Norabelle Kane
The William ’54 and June Klein Legacy Endowment Fund The Lorenz Family Legacy Endowment Fund The Rev. Donald McHugh ’47 Legacy Endowment Fund The James Montgomery, Sr. Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The William ’46 and Rosemary Moore Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Rev. Joseph J. Neuville Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Eugene Edmund Snyder Memorial Legacy Endowment Fund The Student Support Services Legacy Endowment Fund The Arthur and Vivienne Wiese Legacy Endowment Fund
CREATE YOUR LEGACY After Penelope O’Neill’s passing in 2019, Tim Lundell ’68 established the Penelope O’Neill Memorial Scholarship for Girls Rising Above, to provide need-based tuition assistance for girls who would derive significant benefit from the high-quality education provided by Central Catholic High School. Tim saw the scholarship as a step in furthering opportunities for college and as an assist in breaking the cycle that might otherwise keep them at risk for poverty and abuse. We are grateful to Tim, who let us know that he has also included additional funding for this scholarship through a provision in his will. Thank you, Tim, for your foresight and generosity. “Like so many other CCHS grads, my path to success, both in career and in life, began with the education and values I acquired at Central Catholic High School. While we all aspire to make life easier for our kids and grandkids through inheritance, it was an easy choice for me to share some of that benefit with young people that might not otherwise have the chance, as I did, to dream big and to acquire the tools that made those dreams come true. It’s an easy step to take, to name CCHS in your will, or in your revocable trust, or even as a beneficiary of your retirement funds.” Tim Lundell ‘68 To learn more about how you can include Central Catholic in your will or trust and make a powerful impact on tomorrow’s students contact Ellie Dir, Vice President of Advancement at 503.230.106 or edir@centralcatholichigh.org. Tim Lundell ’68 and his wife, Penelope O’Neill, enjoying the 50year reunion of the Class of 1968, held at Central Catholic in 2018. 12 | Central Catholic Magazine
Including Central Catholic in your long term financial plan allows you to: • Make a significant gift without affecting your current income • Provide a charitable tax deduction for your estate • Ensure the best possible education and opportunities for future generations
LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS The Legacy Society is comprised of generous benefactors of Central Catholic who made a planned gift or have included provisions for a testamentary gift from the assets of their estate. Gift opportunities range from very simple to complex, but all of the uniquely tailored gifts provide great benefit to both the donors and the school. 1940s Bob ’42† and Rose† Harris Barney ’43† and Marge Becker Bill ’43† and Fran† Keller Robert ’43† and Dorothy Shindler Rev. Msgr. Arthur Dernbach ’44† Dick ’44 and Evelyn† Pizzo John ’45† and Helen† Greene Bill ’45† and Rosalie† McDowd Glenn ’46† and Joanne† Hittner Bill ’46† and Rosemary† Moore Emil ’46† and Kathleen† Nemarnik Jim Vranizan ’46† Jim ’47† and Sylvia Gix Rev. Donald McHugh ’47† Marko ’47 and Betty† Susnjara Marty ’49 and Helen Hilgers Jerry McElligott ’49† 1950s Steve Kelley ’50† Al ’51 and Sue Corrado Ralph ’51 and Martha Rogers Jim ’52 and Jean Duyck Joe ’52 and Laurie Ferguson Lud ’53† and Beverly Hartung Bob ’53† and Marilyn Stark John White ’53† Bill ’54† and June† Klein Walt ’54† and Barbara Regan Pete ’54† and Kit Ryan Bill ’54† and Patty† Weber George ’55 and Shirley Kane Joe ’55 and Kathy Neher Don Creitz ’56† John ’56 and Marilyn Faherty Allan ’56† and Shawneen Quick Leon ’57† and Molly† Benson Dennis ’57† and Margie Fisher Tom ’57 and Rosemary Franz Bert Garner ’57† and Janet Niles Garner Jerry ’57† and Carol Gatto Mike ’57 and Erin Hagan David Hattrick ’57 Ralph Hoffman ’57† Rev. Joseph Baccellieri ’58† Chuck ’58 and Karen Hoff Gary Kather ’58 Joe Kremers ’58 Msgr. Tim Murphy ’58 Bill ’58 and Jane Murphy
Gerald Nibler ’58† Andy ’58 and Kathleen Sadowski Bill ’58 and Carolyn† Winter Mike ’59 and Sally Bacon John ’59 and Nancy Battilega 1960s John ’60 and Patty Chaney Ray Sutton ’60 Timothy Burke ’61† Bill Downey ’61 Ken ’62 and Gay Bauman David ’62† and Marlene Guasco Peter ’62 and Julie Stott Jim ’64 and Peggy Hietpas Mike ’65 and Debby Brands John ’65 and Kelly Christen Paul E. Christen ’65 Ed ’66 and Kathy† Lemma Jackson ’67 and Sharon Roholt Ed Curtin ’68 Tim Lundell ’68 and Penny O’Neill† Dennis Nollette ’69† 1970s Mike ’70 and Melissa Haglund Dan ’71 and Michele Driscoll Jim McIntosh ’72† Bryan Concannon ’73 and Debi Dereiko Pat ’73 and Susan Terrell Greg Thelen ’73 Terry ’74 and Diana Fleskes Pat ’75 and Cindy Ferguson Robert ’76 and Merilee Fahlman Dick ’78 and Liz Clark Sam ’79 and Pat Bradach Sean ’79† and Sheri Dooney Tom ’79 and Anne Farrell
Parents, Grandparents, and Friends Julie Amato† Tim and Mary Boyle Sally Christianson† Americo P. “Benny”† and Florence DiBenedetto John† and Mary Jane Dietrich Rev. Wayne Forbes† Mary Fromwiller Mary Ann Grbavac Dick† and Joann† Hudson Howard Keever† Marty and Allison Kehoe Adele Kendall† Philippe Kreiter Bill† and Mary† Mackin Bob McQuarry† James Montgomery, Sr.† Willard† and Cyril† Murphy Rev. Joseph Neuville† Kevin and Sharon O’Connell Vince Paveskovich† Rick and Mary Potter Ed† and Dawn† Schechtel Karl and Peggy Smith Eugene E. Snyder† James Svoboda† Til Sylvester† Msgr. Martin Thielen† Bill and Margaret Walsh Rev. Ted Weber† Art† and Vivienne Wiese
1980s Peter ’80 and Mary Corrado Jim Liebertz ’80† Lisa Baker-King ’86 and Brian King JP ’88 and Julie Ditty 1990s-2000s Peter ’95 and Colby Rauch Bryan Aalberg ’96 Jerod ’96 and Maria ’00 Fitzgerald Chris ’04 and Libby Hatfield
For more information or to discuss a gift opportunity, please contact Ellie Dir, Vice President of Advancement. 503.230.1056 ext. 1258 or edir@centralcatholichigh.org Central Catholic Federal Tax ID: 93-0391557
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ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PROFILE Mr. Garrow understood—and this planted the seed for us. This gave us some hope.” Hope Appears: The RAMS Program The RAMS Program at Central Catholic launched in 2015 and the Harts kept in touch with Mr. Garrow, continuing their dialogue about how to best serve their son. In the meantime, they opted to homeschool Joey during his eighth grade year. John Hart said, “We knew Joey was not a typical RAMS student. The RAMS students are more high-functioning. We knew that it was ‘out of the box’ to believe that Joey could be a part of the RAMS Program. And, several other parish schools we’d reached out to hadn’t even returned our calls.” Michelle continued, “So we went in to talk with Mr. Garrow, and Mary Mauldin was there, and she said, ‘Oh, of course we can take him. We have to take Joey.’” [Mary (Wilson) Mauldin ’10 is the former RAMS Program Coordinator.]
Joey with his Peer Mentors and another student in the RAMS Program.
The Hart Family RAMS Peer Mentor Endowed Scholarship The Journey “Why did it have to hurt so much?” Michelle Hart poses the anguished question. John and Michelle Hart’s journey to find the right educational setting for their son, Joey ‘23, has been a roller-coaster ride. Joey is profoundly disabled from the aftereffects of severe epileptic seizures he has suffered since the age of five months. The program offered by their neighborhood school wasn’t a fit.
John added, “We reached out to other programs, and they had all the reasons why taking Joey wouldn’t work. But Mary’s attitude was completely different. Rather than just seeing obstacles, Mary came from the mindset of possibility.” So, Joey Hart, following in the footsteps of his older brothers, Chris ’13 and Matthew ’15, became a student at Central Catholic High School. He joined the Class of 2023, enrolling in the RAMS Program in the fall of 2019. Michelle remembers, “On the first day of school, our two older sons both happened to be in town that day, and they went to the Back to School Mass with Joey. All of the teachers, who of course already knew Joey, came up and thanked them, saying, ‘Thank you for letting us have Joey here.’ It just kept being reaffirmed to us. This is where Joey belongs.”
Michelle recalls, “He was in a classroom at the end of the hall, strapped into his chair so that he wouldn’t fall out. There was no interaction with the student body; none whatsoever. Wanting more for Joey, we attempted to put him in our parish school, where we were told they could make it work, with special supports for him in the classroom. That didn’t work either. Some parents of the other students didn’t want that for their children. We were told ‘they didn’t want him there.’” She pauses. “There have been a few times in our journey with Joey when words just stick in my brain, and they don’t leave. This was one of them. They didn’t want him there. It just hurt so much.” Taking a deep breath, she continued, “So, I reached out to Jeanne Loftis, who I knew from our Mom’s group and who had been through a similar experience with her son (also named Joey), and I asked her, ‘How did you survive this?’ “Jeanne told me, ‘You trust the Holy Spirit. And you need to talk to Central Catholic because they GET IT.’ “We had talked with Central Catholic’s principal, Mr. Garrow (John Garrow ’76) years earlier, when the RAMS program was still just an idea,” Michelle recalled. “He asked us, ‘What does Joey need?’ I told him, ‘He just needs to be loved.’ 14 | Central Catholic Magazine
Joey Hart ‘23 with former RAMS Program Coordinator Mary (Wilson) Mauldin ‘10 outside on Harrington Field.
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP PROFILE The Hart Family RAMS Peer Mentor Endowed Scholarship Michelle and John Hart are the kind of people who wear their hearts on their sleeves. They also channel that emotion and energy into purposeful action, the kind of action that results in meaningful outcomes. In the fall of 2020, the Harts, in gratitude for the RAMS Program and especially the Peer Mentors who play such an integral role in its success, decided to endow a scholarship to benefit those Peer Mentors. The Peer Mentors work to ensure that RAMS students are fully included in the life of the school. Offering one-to-one or small group support, they are trained and supported as they navigate ways to best support their RAMS student in the classroom and in social settings. Peer Mentors model friendship, leadership, and inclusivity to the entire student body. Michelle said, “We think the Peer Mentor Program is priceless. It’s an opportunity for students to find out something about themselves that they might not know otherwise. Maybe it’s that they’re caregivers. Maybe they’ll learn that deep down, people aren’t really that different.” John continues, “You see how these mentors impact the RAMS students, but they also impact the rest of the student body. We’ve seen it impact our sons’ friends. We knew there were scholarships for RAMS students, but what about the Peer Mentors? “As a parent of a special needs child, to see other students talking to Joey, and interacting with him…it’s so touching and we see that with our sons’ friends. They come by the house and they say, ‘Hey Joe! How’re you doing?’ He can’t say hi to them. He doesn’t always react. But he does hear them—and to us, it touches our hearts.
Michelle adds, “All the words, Fairness, Forgiveness, Generosity, and Respect; they all resonate with me, but if I had to choose, I would pick Generosity. I’m not talking about monetarily, necessarily. We all have gifts we were born with and we need to share them. That includes being generous with your time, being aware of all the little things you can do that can really have an impact. You just never know.” John adds, “One of the things we know, one of Joey’s gifts, is how he can and DOES have an impact on others.” Michelle chimes in, “And that’s the reason we wanted him to be somewhere where he wouldn’t be hidden. God makes us all perfect, and maybe we don’t understand it, but Joey has something to share too. Central Catholic has given him an opportunity to do that. That is one of the things I told Mr. Garrow. Joey has gifts too.” Laughing, she continues, “We live a real different day-to-day life. Our reality is really different because of Joey. He has changed our lives because we have big picture things looking at us every day, and he has given our family perspective on life. He has blessed us in so many ways.” Central Catholic is profoundly grateful to the Hart family for sharing their story and for establishing The Hart Family RAMS Peer Mentor Endowed Scholarship. If you would like more information on how to establish an endowed fund at Central Catholic, call Ellie Dir, Vice President of Advancement or Jolyn Winczewski, Director of Scholarships and Publications at 503. 230.1056.
“If we can bring attention to the Peer Mentors, then that’s what we want, because they are the backbone of the program. Ultimately, over the years, we’d like to grow the scholarship so that every Peer Mentor could benefit. It’s an affirmation of what they’re doing. It’s a way of saying THANK YOU.” Michelle says, “When I think about Joey in a darkened classroom strapped into a chair all day—and now to have a group of guys go by and say, ‘Hey Joey!’—that is so wonderful. People know him! They see him! And the other RAMS students have become his protectors. They help him. They argue over who gets to push him in his wheelchair. They’re big brothers and big sisters to him as well.” Reflections on Central Catholic John, growing emotional, recalls a wedding they recently attended. “Just this last weekend we were at a wedding of one of Christopher’s friends, a graduate of Central Catholic. Christopher was in the wedding and a bunch of the Central grads were there. Every one of those young men asked us how Joey was doing—and I think that’s part of what is special. Central Catholic helps their students develop an empathy that extends outward to and from their friends to their friends’ families. “I think of Central Catholic’s emphasis on character and how one of their character words this year is Forgiveness. It resonates with me and the reason I say that, is when you have a child like Joey you realize so many things that we, as individuals, and as a society, get all caught up in—really are not that important. It’s also not helpful as an individual to have animosity or grudges. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized that it’s a lot of wasted energy to carry that. We look at Joey and he is the purest of beings and none of those things matter.”
Joey Hart (center), and his brothers, Matthew ‘15 (left) and Christopher ‘13 (right) enjoy some family time on the Oregon coast. Annual Report | 15
NAMED ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Endowed Scholarship Gifts $356,903 Total Gifts to General and Named Endowments $800,733 General Endowment and Named Scholarship Balance as of June 30, 2021 $13,563,380 Named Endowed Scholarship Funds
Throughout its history, Central Catholic High School has maintained a deep commitment to providing a college preparatory Catholic education to students regardless of their family’s ability to meet tuition requirements. The school’s General Endowment Fund provides a sound financial foundation, which in turn provides significant scholarship money and tuition assistance for students in the future. Only a portion of the earnings on the principal amount is used annually for scholarships and tuition assistance, making this a perpetual gift. The endowment fund disbursed $599,300 in scholarships and tuition assistance for our students for the 20212022 school year. * Indicates the scholarship is pending and has not yet reached $25,000, the minimum balance for distribution.
Class of 1950 Endowed Scholarship for Children with Special Needs
Daniel E. Dooney III ’78 Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship*
Sean Dooney ’79 Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship
Faherty/Morse Family Scholarship
Class of 1953 Endowed Scholarship
Friends of Fine Arts Endowed Scholarship
Bacon Family Scholarship
Class of 1954 Endowed Scholarship*
Bruno and Catherine Barsotti Endowed Schoalarship
Class of 1957 Endowed Scholarship
Donald R. Fromwiller Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Cecilia Ashenbrener Memorial Scholarship Janice Baccellieri Aichele ’84 Memorial Scholarship
Cleo Baunach and Catherine Niedermeyer Ferguson Memorial Scholarship Leon ’57 and Molly Benson Memorial Scholarship Dick Bergman ’68 Memorial Scholarship
Class of 1958 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1987 Endowed Scholarship
Leo A. Garrow ’45 Memorial Scholarship Fred and Libby Gast Family Scholarship Gianotti Family Scholarship Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg Scholarship
Joe Clovis Memorial Scholarship
Don ’52 and Anna Marie Graham Family Scholarship
James ’45 and Jacqueline Bobzien Scholarship
Robert Patrick Concannon Memorial Scholarship
Mark Joseph Graham ’75 Memorial Scholarship
Hazel Beeler Memorial Scholarship
John W. ’57 and Linda M. Condon Scholarship
Gritzmacher Family Endowed Scholarship
Dr. William J. Brady ’49 Memorial Scholarship
Brian Craig ’95 Memorial Scholarship
Brands Family Scholarship
Donald Creitz ’56 Family Endowed Scholarship
Grove Family Scholarship in Memory of Carlton and Jennie Grove
Kevin Bruer ’70 Memorial Scholarship*
Graziano Dalla Gasperina ’72 Memorial Scholarship
Albertina S. Hankey Memorial Scholarship
Victor Dalla Gasperina Memorial Scholarship
Joe Hanna ’56 Endowed Scholarship
Dr. David DeBiose ’72 Catholic Scholarship
Reverend Emmet Harrington Memorial Scholarship
Mario ’67 and Anne Bisio Family Scholarship
Rudy and Jadwiga Buliavac Scholarship Monsignor Frank Campbell Endowed Scholarship Lawrence Carney ’66 Memorial Scholarship JudyLee Cavalli Memorial Scholarship* Cebula Family Scholarship Central Catholic Honors Scholarship Louis W. and Bertha C. Christen Family Scholarship
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Reverend Leland DeJardin Memorial Scholarship John and Mary Jane Dietrich Family Scholarship Richard ’52 and Claudia Ditter Endowed Scholarship John and Florence Dolan Memorial Scholarship
Halligan Family Scholarship
John ’66 and Valerie Harrington Scholarship Mary Catherine Harrington Scholarship* Hart Family RAMS Peer Mentor Endowed Scholarship Hedinger Family Foundation Endowed Scholarship
NAMED ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS David J. Heller Memorial Scholarship Holy Family/Central Catholic Scholarship Robert J. ’56 and Matthew C. ’86 Hopman Memorial Scholarship Richard Fraser and Joann Maloney Hudson Memorial Scholarship Jacobs Family Memorial Scholarship Lester M. John Endowed Scholarship Rick Kapranos Memorial Scholarship
C.L. and Gertrude Murphy Memorial Scholarship Maureen Murphy Memorial Scholarship Monsignor Timothy Murphy ’58 Scholarship William Paul Murphy ’58 Scholarship Steve Nado ’76 Memorial Scholarship Ethel “Toni” Nelson Memorial Scholarship Jarrod Nickoloff ’03 Memorial Scholarship
Dorothy C. Keber Memorial Scholarship
Penelope O’Neill Memorial Scholarship for Girls Rising Above
David King ’90 Memorial Scholarship
Remo Pagni Memorial Scholarship
Jim Kirkmire Memorial Scholarship
Vincent Paveskovich Endowed Scholarship
Franklyn L. Kremers ’51 Memorial Scholarship*
Bob and Joanne Pinder Memorial Scholarship*
LeDoux Family Scholarship Alan B. Lee ’46 Memorial Scholarship Legg Family Scholarship Wildcats to Rams Josh Lukosh Memorial Scholarship Michael Macallister Endowed Scholarship*
Presidents’ Dinner and Auction Scholarship Religious/Clergy Scholarship Jack ’67 and Sharon Roholt Endowed Scholarship Don V. Romanaggi, M.D. Endowed Scholarship Harry Scarff Memorial Scholarship
Missy Mack Memorial Scholarship
Monsignor Francis Schaefers Memorial Scholarship
Bill and Mary Mackin Endowed Fund*
Jake Shearer ’00 Memorial Scholarship
Virginia Maloney Welch Memorial Scholarship
Shepanek Family Scholarship
George and Patricia Mathews Scholarship Fund
John and Donna Shepard Family Scholarship
Edwin and Eva Mayer Memorial Scholarship Margaret Mary McCarthy Hoffman Memorial Scholarship Marilyn Kay McPheeters Fader Memorial Scholarship H. Joseph Merkle ’45 Memorial Scholarship
Richard Shindler ’46 Endowed Scholarship Frost and Margaret Snyder Foundation Scholarship Evan Sprague ’95 Memorial Scholarship Peter ’62 and Julie Stott Endowed Scholarship Morris and Elaine Stremick Memorial Scholarship
James Carr Moran ’52 Family Memorial Scholarship
Student Council Spirit Scholarship*
Murphy, Cremer, Bradach Family Scholarship
James E. Svoboda Endowed Scholarship
John Murphy ’66 Memorial Scholarship*
Matthew Taylor Memorial Scholarship
Robert L. Taylor ’53 Memorial Scholarship George and Julia Temme Endowed Scholarship in Memory of George and Julia Temme Monsignor Martin Thielen Memorial Scholarship Kevin Turina Memorial Scholarship Jim Waters ’76 Memorial Scholarship Weber Family Scholarship in Memory of Tom ’52, Scott ’78, and Greg ’81 Wehrley Family Scholarship Arthur and Vivienne Wiese Family Scholarship Sr. Jerome Zerr, OSB Endowment Fund*
New Scholarships
We are pleased to announce that Central Catholic has four newly endowed scholarships. The following funds all reached the $25,000 minimum needed for endowment between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021. We are grateful for the foresight and generosity of these scholarship donors. Alan B. Lee ’46 Memorial Scholarship: Alan Lee’s sister, Muriel Wah, and her sons, Robert and David, endowed this scholarship in memory of her brother and their uncle, Alan, who was in the fourth graduating class at Central Catholic. Alan was also the first Chinese student to graduate from Central Catholic. The Hart Family RAMS Peer Mentor Endowed Scholarship: John and Michelle Hart endowed this scholarship in gratitude for the RAMS Peer Mentor students who have worked with their son, Joey ’23, a student in our RAMS Program. The scholarship is for students who are active peer mentors for the RAMS Program. The Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial Scholarship: Endowed by Mrs. Judith Litchfield for young women on the Constitution Team interested in a career in law or politics. Rudy and Jadwiga Buliavac Endowed Scholarship: This scholarship was endowed by Michael and Julie O’Brien in honor of her parents, Rudy and Jadwiga Buliavac. The Buliavacs are stalwart supporters of Central Catholic and the grandparents of several Central Catholic alumni.
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PENDING SCHOLARSHIPS
Pending Endowed Scholarships Central Catholic High School is blessed to hold more than 120 scholarships and legacy (operational) funds in our endowment. In addition, we have a number of funds that have not yet reached full endowment status. (To be fully endowed, the principal balance of the fund must reach a minimum of $25,000. Once the $25,000 minimum has been achieved, the fund must accrue interest for a year or more before being awarded.)
John Murphy ‘66 Endowed Scholarship John Murphy ’66 passed away tragically in August of this year. Spearheading the drive to endow this scholarship in his memory are John’s brother, Jim Murphy ’68, and niece, Kate Murphy ’97. This scholarship, which needs an additional $2,650 to be fully endowed, will provide need-based tuition assistance to deserving students at Central Catholic.
We thought it might be interesting to review some of the funds that haven’t quite reached endowed status. You’ll see some names you might recognize—and who knows, maybe you’ll be inspired to help us grow these pending funds!
Bill and Mary Mackin Memorial Endowed Scholarship This scholarship was created by Bill and Mary Mackin’s children: Pat Mackin ‘68, Tim Mackin ’69, Cherril Decker, Mary Zipse, and Martha Nielsen. The purpose of this scholarship is to provide need-based tuition assistance for deserving students entering Central Catholic, with a preference to students coming from The Madeleine School. Bill and Mary were parishioners at The Madeleine for over 65 years. All five of their children attended grade school at The Madeleine School. At present, this fund needs an additional $1,052 to reach endowed status.
Kevin Bruer ‘70 Memorial Endowed Scholarship Kevin Bruer passed away in 2002 at the age of 40 from Type 1 Diabetes. This scholarship was started by Kevin’s brother Tim Bruer ’75, in gratitude to Monsignor Tim Murphy ’58 and Central Catholic for everything the school did for them. This fund needs an additional $8,950 to reach endowed status. Mary Catherine Harrington Endowed Scholarship Mary Catherine Harrington was a dedicated single mom who loved Catholic education. Mary Catherine raised six children on her own, four of whom attended Central Catholic. Her children started this fund in her memory, to be awarded to a student with financial need, one who is deeply engaged in the life of the school through co-curricular activities. This fund needs an additional $17,980 to reach endowed status. Franklyn Kremers ’51 Memorial Endowed Scholarship This scholarship was begun by Frank Kremer’s children and his brother, Joe Kremers ’58, to honor a man “who demonstrated his commitment to the Central Catholic mission throughout his life.” The purpose of the scholarship is to provide need-based tuition assistance to any Central Catholic student in good academic standing. This scholarship needs an additional $10,875 before it will be fully endowed. Lorenz Family Fund This fund was initiated in honor of Rick Lorenz’s 2019 retirement from Central Catholic and his 32-year career as a beloved volleyball coach and art teacher. The interest generated from this fund will help offset the cost of running the Art department, allowing for the purchase of art equipment and supplies. The Lorenz Family Fund needs an additional $10,300 to reach endowed status. 18 | Central Catholic Magazine
Student Council Spirit Scholarship This scholarship was started in 2016 by leaders from Central Catholic’s Student Council. The goal of the scholarship is to provide tuition assistance to students who love Central Catholic and want to be a part of all the activities that make our community great. An additional $10,198 is needed to fully fund this scholarship. Sr. Jerome Zerr, OSB Endowed Fund Sr. Jerome began her career at Central Catholic in 1977, teaching Religion and English but she was known mostly for her presence in Ram athletics. A fixture in the stands during Central Catholic athletic events where she kept score for baseball and basketball games, she served as secretary to the Athletic department and as Assistant Athletic Director beginning in 1984, while continuing to teach Religion and English. In 2010, she was inducted into the Central Catholic Hall of Fame. Sr. Jerome passed away on April 28, 2017. A fund named in her honor, designated to support the Athletic department, exists, but is still $7,510 shy of reaching full-endowed status. If you would like to make a gift to one of these pending scholarships, you can do so online at centralcatholichigh.org/giving or by calling Ellie Dir in the Office of Advancement at 503.230.1056, ext. 1258. Checks should be made out to Central Catholic High School with the name of the scholarship indicated on the memo line.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Alumni Oktoberfest Marketplace on Saturday, September 25! We had a wonderful collection of 21 vendors down 24th Avenue along with a festive beer garden in the Central Catholic Courtyard. We were thrilled to see so many of our Central Catholic alumni, families, friends, faculty, staff, and even people from around the neighborhood stop by. We are so grateful for your presence and for the opportunity to come together– all while supporting our local and alumni-owned businesses! A special thank you goes out to all our vendors who were present to share their goods and services! If you missed the opportunity to stop by, you can still support our sponsors and vendors listed below. Banner Sponsors Carnet Cascade West Insurance Partners Douglas Farm Going Home II Joe Van Haverbeke ‘58 MLK Auto Sales Ryan’s Juice The Flower Farmer The Leineweber Family Zenner’s Sausage Company Zupan’s Market
Vendors 503 Distilling Adult and Teen Challenge with Life Renewal Carnet Central Catholic Alumni Association Dano’s Dogs Debbie Grbavac and Dona Zarosinski DLM Embroidery Douglas Farm Essential Being Florence + Florence Flowers By Susie Andersen gia.b.goods Missionary Chocolates Nico’s Ice Cream Ram Roast Ryan’s Juice S4S - Students4Students Fundraiser Taste of Sauvie Island The Ram Store The Slide Inn If you are interested in being a vendor for Oktoberfest 2022, please contact Sara Wright at swright@centralcatholichigh.org or 503.230.1056 x1243.
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS This year, we’re trying something a little different with the printed version of our Annual Presidents’ Report. After hearing from many of our alumni, current and past families, and friends, we learned that you’re most interested in stories about our school community. So, rather than including multiple lists of names in the Annual Presidents’ Report (and for future issues of the Central Catholic Magazine), we’re working hard to bring you more updates on your classmates, and more stories about our faculty, current students, and school initiatives. Central Catholic has a rich history and hundreds, if not thousands, of interesting and accomplished alumni and current and past parents. Our goal is to tell those stories. Moving forward in this report, we will still recognize all our generous supporters in one list: The Honor Roll of Donors, which follows. Knowing the strength and sheer numbers of our alumni supporters, we’ll also continue to recognize these individuals through class giving lists along with other alumni giving statistics. For those of you who would still like to read the full lists the way we used to provide them, we’ll post those on our website at centralcatholichigh.org. We offer our heartfelt thanks to all who have made contributions to Central Catholic High School over the past fiscal year, both financial and in-kind. We would not be the school we are without you. Thank you for all the ways you contribute, for the role you play in the Central Catholic tradition, and for ensuring our mission continues today and into the future. The following donors made gifts between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021 in response to various efforts including, but not limited to, the Central Catholic Fund, the Parent Investment Program, the Presidents’ Auction, and the Students 4 Students Fundraiser. The list also includes donors who made estate gifts, pledge payments, memorial gifts, and unsolicited gifts—as well as companies that matched these gifts. We strive to correctly recognize each of our generous donors. Please notify the Office of Advancement at 503.230.1056 of any corrections or omissions. We are profoundly grateful for your support. Christ the King Society $100,000 and Above B.P., Lester & Regina John Foundation David Guasco ’62’† Estate OCF Joseph E. Weston Public Foundation, Joe Weston ’56 Tom Perry ’52 Seat of Wisdom Society $50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous Archbishop Edward D. Howard Trust Rev. Msgr. Tim Murphy ’58 Sanders Family Foundation Lou ’67 and Nancy Stremick Archbishop Howard Society $25,000 to $49,999 Archdiocese of Portland David and Julie Brands Jeff Dilley ’66 Sheri Dooney The Ferguson Family Foundation, Pat ’75 and Cindy Ferguson Fred and Libby Gast Rick and Nancy Green John and Michelle Hart Judy Litchfield Ted McCall Michael and Julie O’Brien PAE Consulting Engineers, Inc. Vince Paveskovich† Estate Molly Sanders Silver Family Foundation Roger Tragesser ’57 and Shelley Sandifer Muriel Wah† Bill and Margaret Walsh Marilyn Weston
Monsignor Schaefers Society $10,000 to $24,999 Mike ’59 and Sally Bacon John ’60 and Patty Chaney Command Management Services Inc. Dolan and Company, LLC Eton Lane Foundation John ’05 and Ally ’05 Ferguson Tony and Michelle Ferroggiaro Norm ’48 and Patricia Foster Don ’83 and Leslie Gritzmacher Harrington Family Foundation Chuck A. ’58 and Karen Hoff Nigel Jaquiss and Meg Remsen King Family Foundation Tim ’72 and Kathy Mahaffy Mark ’73 and Amy Mathews MBS Direct Robert and Dinah McCall Brian ’77 and Melissa Moran Bill ’58 and Jane Murphy Jim ’64 and Leslie Repman Ron ’62 and Johanna Rust Sause Bros, Inc. Rand Thomas and Amy Starr Thomas Joe Van Haverbeke ’58 Bill Weber ’54† Estate John White ’53† Estate Bill Winter ’58 Central Catholic Society $5,000 to $9,999 All Saints School Molly Benson† Estate Sam ’79 and Pat Bradach Barry and Jennifer Bradie Mike ’65 and Debby Brands Matt ’68 and Lillian Chapman
Al ’51 and Sue Corrado Kent and Laura Craford Bart and Jill Eberwein Tom ’57 and Rosemary Franz Jerry ’52 and Dolores Gianotti Frank and Mary Gill Dr. Carl Gorretta ’60 Stephen and Betsy Hammond John ’66 and Valerie Harrington Elliott and Gina Hill Hunt Painting Co. Steve ’89 and Deme Hunt Bill ’66 and Cindy Hunt Immaculata-Marycrest Alumnae Assn. Brent ’72 and Mary Jacobs Scott and Sara Kelly Jim ’64 and Diane Kiley The Kinsman Foundation Sean Kuni Al ’56 and Anna Kurkoski Ed ’69 and Linda Landauer Tony ’62 and Heidi Leineweber Tim Lundell ’68 Mary Mackin† Estate Joann Maletis Ned and Lora McCall Natt ’61 and Karen McDougall Jonathan ’92 and Heather ’97 McGowan This report is intended to provide general information to the Central Catholic community on Advancement activities and dollars received from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021. The report has not been audited and should not be regarded as an official financial report of Central Catholic High School. Annual Report | 21
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Bob Meucci ’83 Barbara Miller Ian ’85 and Mary Ellen Montone Joan Murphy Cremer Mike ’60 and Linda Musulin Garth and Mary Nisbet Northwest Pump & Equipment Co. Molly ’85 and Jeff Paustian Mark ’74 and Karen Pinder Mary Beth Pinder ’85 Mike ’77 and Stacey Pinder Mark ’83 and Aimee Potter Jim ’60 and Suzanne Price Bob Puncochar ’52 Jenny ’99 and Mike Streb Jeremy ’94 and Melissa ’94 Stupfel Marko Susnjara ’47 Troutdale Sand & Gravel Fred ’58 and Ann Van Domelen Dave ’74 and Linda Weber Vivienne Wiese President’s Club $1,000 to $4,999
Anonymous Frank and Vickie Altenhofen Dick ’56 and Jan Andersen Ann and Robert Armstrong Eleanore Baccellieri Mike ’76 and Carol Barnes Dick and Debbie Barsotti John ’59 and Nancy Battilega Melissa Bauer Renée ’83 and Scott Baumgartner Ryan and Amanda Beall Patrick ’88 and Malia Beaulieu Becker Capital Management Tony ’84 and Misuk Beseau Big’s Chicken Black United Fund of Oregon Carol Blatner Dan and Amanda Blaufus Ron ’56 and Carola Blubaugh Jacqueline Bobzien Mary Jo Bolton Todd and Mary Beth Bowman Pat and Cathy Boyer Joel Bradach ’75 Dr. Ted ’71 and Lauri Braich Ken and Carol Bray John ’59 and Fran Breiling Tim ’75 and Peg Bruer Peggy ’84 and Blair Bubenik Peter and Janice Burger Dick Buscher ’51 Rev. Msgr. Don Buxman ’62 Cambridge Real Estate Services Adam Campbell and Carrie Godlee-Campbell Katie ’01 and J.D. Campbell Mike Cavalli ’59 22 | Central Catholic Magazine
Richard ’53 and Kathy Cavalli Gene ’54 and Michelle Cereghino Jake ’94 and Nancy Christensen Jim Colombo ’67 Columbia Bank Bryan Concannon ’73 and Debi Dereiko Aaron and Megan Cooper Len ’51 and Jo Cooper Jim ’67 and Karen Corso Jay Coulter ’75 Don Creitz ’56† Trust Ray Crino Daniel and Catherine Cronen Gene ’46 and Sylvia Crucchiola CYO/Camp Howard Jerry Danna ’66 Cindy Davis Tony ’73 and Laurie DeFazio Florence DiBenedetto Bud ’62 and Kitty Dietrich Jim ’53 and Karen DiNucci Florence Dolan† Estate Brian and Margaret Dooney Jim ’58 and Mary Dooney Tim ’87 and Dena ’88 Dooney Bill Downey ’61 Jim ’67 and Janice Draper Dcn. John ’54 and Carolyn Driesbach Cindy Dulcich Doug and Dawnn Eikenberry Douglas and Catherine Epstein Mike ’60 and Chris Etzel Rick ’75 and Colette Evers Mike ’52 and Gloria Fader John ’56 and Marilyn Faherty Mark ’80 and Beth Farrell Tom ’79 and Anne Farrell Mark ’81 and Kim Feller Joe ’52 and Laurie Ferguson Patrick ’03 and Mallory Ferguson Tim ’79 and Pamela Fleischmann Terry ’74 and Diana Fleskes Tim ’73 and Kay Fleskes Ryan ’99 and Krystal Foote Wes ’66 and Marcy Forman Ole Forsberg ’86 Fred Meyer, Inc. Mary Fromwiller Anne and Todd Gaber Joe and Mari Galati Maria Galati ’85 Game Day Media Inc. Pete ’73 and Pam Garrow Phil ’71 and Diane Garrow Cary ’97 and Jennifer Geist Alan Gianotti ’80 and Valerie Sarma Jerry ’79 and Kathleen Gianotti Rick ’69 and Debbie Ginter Gerry ’46 and Sandra Gix Carla Gonzales Mark Gordon and Marta Mena-Gordon
Sandra Gorger Dave ’87 and Julie ’87 Gorretta Jim Gradoville and Xiao Xia Jiao Doug ’84 and Beth Gritzmacher Dave ’55 and Amelia Grove Bill Gwynn ’59 Mike ’66 and Kathy Hagerty Mike ’70 and Melissa Haglund Tom ’82 and Elizabeth Haglund Matt ’78 and June Hainley Steve and Terry Halligan Harold & Arlene Schnitzer CARE Foundation Anne Marie Harrington Tom Hartman ’74 Mike ’58 and Gayle Heffernan Treasure and Eric Heinle Andre Leger and Amy Henninger Rita Sue Henningsen Ed ’58 and Janet Higgins Martin ’49 and Helen Hilgers John ’80 and Jackie Holland Sam Holmes Danny ’60 and Carlene Hopman Matt ’88 and Chrissy Horne Chet Howlett ’53 Richard ’56 and Kathleen Imper Tal and Patti Johnson Dean and Joyce Keefe Marty and Allison Kehoe Ray ’62 and Judy Kelly Mike ’71 and Kathy Kendig John L. Kimbrough M.D. ’64 Jim King ’79 Steve and Colleen Klein Rick Kuhn ’74 and Karen O’Kasey Mike Laber John Lance ’86 and Kellie Chauncey-Lance Jim and Sandra Laubenthal Laurelhurst Village Estelle LeBlanc Sally Lee Ron ’52 and Mary Legg John ’47 and Elaine Leslie Barbara Lolich Allan and Margaret Loucks Lowe, Brockenbrough & Company Rev. Mr. Robert and Leslee Lukosh Danny Lundell and Jennifer Perisho Lundell Patrick Lundell and Grace Shem Lundell Ben ’85 and Molly ’85 Lyons George ’57 and Anna Mack Ed Mackin ’55 Pat Mackin ’68 Madeleine Knights of Columbus Gary Maffei ’62 Mike Mahaffy ’69 Georgia Leupold Marshall Jeff and Nanette Martin Jason and Tasha McDonald Pat McDonald Colin and Robbie McGinty
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS F.X. ’57 and Carole McLellan Jack ’49 and Lois McNally Rev. Pat McNamee ’62 Dick ’54 and Adele McQuade Gene Meucci ’67 Wayne Meucci ’65 and Jane Schott Gregg Miller ’66 and Christine Howell-Miller Julie Mitchoff Mike ’95 and Amy Mitchoff Jim ’58 and Lorna Monaghan Chris and Eileen Mooney Henry ’59 and Cora Moore Sue Moran Stan Morin ’62 Jack ’62 and Carol Mumford Jim ’64 and Carolyn Murtha Graham Neuburger ’02 and Nicole Sprunk Neuburger Nikki Neuburger ’99 and David Schriber Patrick and Valerie Niehus Nike Inc. Northwest Control Co. Kevin and Sharon O’Connell Michael and Janette O’Halloran Andrew and Lisa Oken Dennis ’77 and Alice Oliver Dave ’76 and Diane Olsen Paul and Kim O’Malley Ozzie and Connie Ozyjowski Paa Dee Inc. Jerry and Sandy Parsons George ’62 and Nancy Passadore Dan and Nancy Peterson PGA TOUR Charities, Inc. Tom Phelan ’73 Dennis ’59 and Valerie Phillips Martin ’80 and Lourdes Pinder Matt ’75 and Megan Pinder Robert Pinder† Mike ’70 and Kathy Plass Duane Pollard Zach Pyne ’16 Paul ’53 and Georgene Raab Mike Redler ’83 Bob ’45 and Pat Reverman Harley ’58 and Kristin Roberts K.C. ’77 and Linda Rogers Don Rose ’94 and Sarah Petrone ’94 Michelle ’99 and Joe Roseborough Mike ’68 and Sherie Rosenbaum Patrick Rowley ’12 Linda Ruhnke Billy ’58 and Kathy Ryan Dick Safranski ’50 Jim ’81 and Kathy Schlotfeldt Will and Sonia Shelby Mike ’53 and Joanne Simmons Chad and Misty Slater Rick and Amy Slavin Jerry Smith ’57 Don and Rachel Sowieja
St. Agatha Knights of Columbus St. Agatha School St. Rose School Bob ’53† and Marilyn Stark Bridget Starkey Jerry ’59 and Priscilla Stewart Rick Susnjara ’79 Dave Sweo ’56 Mimi Taylor Bud ’45 and Wanda† Taylor Joe Tennant Pat ’73 and Susan Terrell Kevin and Jeanette Thomas Seth ’62 and Suzanne Thompson John ’68 and Ann Timm Timmco Insurance, Inc. Gerry ’71 and Kathy Tinkle Stuart and Terry Trebelhorn Helena Valdez and Ward Duncan Kelly and Paul Vanderwal Ken and Carol VanDomelen Denny Vaughn ’61 John ’54 and Carole Vranizan Ralph Vranizan ’53 Robert and Debra Wah Al ’50 and Doreen† Weber Phyllis Weber Tom and Chris Welter Jennifer and Blaine ’72 Werner Hal Westby ’54 Jeff Weston ’94 Tiffany Weston ’96 and David Mork Jack ’57 and Barb† White Mark ’76 and Danelle Wiese Les ’58 and Mary Williams Scott ’73 and Wendy Wilson Wilson/Rogers & Associates Janet Wizer Al ’67 and Anne Woldrich The Wolf Family Charitable Foundation Doug and Sherri Woods Daryl and Karen Zarosinski Judith Zeh The Z-Man Scholarship Foundation Cardinal and Gold Club $250 to $999 Anonymous Corey ’05 and Kimberly Allen Ronald and Christine Allen Amalfi’s Restaurant Frank ’57 and Sue Amato AmazonSmile Foundation Susie ’95 and Derek Ames Pete and Susie Andersen Aaron ’91 and Molly Angelo Robert and Ann Angelo Tom ’65 and Catherine Angerilli Bob ’56 and Barbara Aquino Donald and Tracy Arney Greg Arquit and Rachel Barry-Arquit
Stan Arrigotti ’82 and Monika Gold Jim ’66 and Pam Bachman David and Terry Bakker Suzann Baricevic Murphy and Hank Murphy Brian Barkdoll ’07 and Morgan Powers Paul ’60 and Kathleen Bastasch Ken ’62 and Gay Bauman Mike ’86 and Kameron Beaulieu Larry Beckius ’52 Lisa ’89 and Steve Behrndt Jim and Fay Benagni Mindy ’95 and Sam Berg Michael and Elaine Bergmann Guy ’58 and Laurel Bernard Dennis Berry ’58 Michael Bigelow Robert Bigoni ’57 Steven and Colleen Bingold Chuck Blickle Tom ’58 and Diane Bohan Jim ’73 and Francie Borquist Jane and David Boyd John ’69 and Cathy Bradach Mike and Judy Braman Edward and Patricia Brant Jim ’61 and Phyllis Braun Gary Brentano ’71 Mike Bresee and Jan Ferguson-Bresee Teresa and Tony Brizendine Broadway Medical Clinic, LLP Corey Broughton Julio Brown and Stephanie Donovan-Brown Geoffrey Bruce and Susan Parke BSN Sports Le Roy Buelt ’72 Brad and Sue Bullock Gary Burk Teri Calcagno ’85 Kathy Calhoun Chris Campbell ’83 Tom ’79 and Amy Campbell Frank ’61 and Jerianne Carbone Jim ’55 and Marcy Carleton Tim and Jennifer Carr Mary Carroll Sheryl Carrubba and Mark McClure Cascade West Insurance Partners Paul ’75 and Sally Cassidy Charles Cauldwell Kent ’93 and Lisa Cebula Marc ’71 and Barbara Cecchini Central Catholic Alumni Board Kevin ’75 and Kathleen Cerri Jeffrey Chan and Shannon Tocchini Brian ’93 and Joan Chaney Pete ’58 and Judy Chaney Gilbert and Julie Child Wally Choruby ’49 Dan Christ ’74 and Mary Darragh Marcella Christoff Kurt and Jeanette Christopher Annual Report | 23
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Richard ’54 and Maria Ciceric Dick ’78 and Liz Clark Janet Clay Gordon Clifford ’76 Mike Clinton ’64 Colleen ’96 and Stephen Close Colleen Colleary The College Board AP Program Matt ’84 and Heidi Collins Kathleen Concannon Tracy Cone ’90 Bill and Mary Cone Michael Connell ’71 Jessica ’01 and Ross Connor Michael and Elizabeth Connor Steve and Cathy Conwill John ’78 and Terri Cook John ’84 and Amy Cooney Vince and Kathy Cooney Mark and Rebecca Coplin Chris ’77 and Kimra Corrado Peter ’80 and Mary Corrado Dick Crisera M.D. ’50 Scott and Carol Criswell Michael and Susan Cruz Tom ’63 and Cynthia Curran John and Hillary Currier John Dalrymple ’66 Pat ’61† and Cheryl Daly Jerry and Mary Anne D’Ambrosio Anne ’93 and Reginald Daniels Jenni Davis Donn and Judy Deffebach Jeff ’85 and Amy Delegato Kevin and Pam Demer Mike ’67 and Rene Dernbach Sima Desai and Karen Lettiere Kevin and Pamela Desgrosellier Mitch and Laura Dietz Jim ’68 and Sherri Dille Ellie Dir Paul and Nicole Dirksen JP ’88 and Julie Ditty Bryan ’90 and Michelle Doherty John and Carol Donnelly Dominic and Melba Dulcich Betsy Dulcich ’07 Mike Duyn ’61 Jerry and Gretchen Eichentopf Julie Eiguren Rev. Jeff Eirvin Gary and Kathy Eisenzimmer Tim ’75 and Mary Eivers Rich ’67 and Cheryl Elardo Elk Cove Vineyards Steve ’75 and Lisa Ellefson Ed Elliott ’64 John ’60 and Jane Emrick Environments Todd Ernst and Amy Newton-Ernst Joe ’56 and Judy Etzel 24 | Central Catholic Magazine
Brian and Jill Faherty Bob ’76 and Merilee Fahlman Jeff and Koo Rye Fantazia Don ’56 and Phillis Farrelly Marc ’84 and Kathy Fazio Richard ’67 and Erlinda Fazio Jiro Feingold and Ellen Tilden Ed ’58 and Ann Fessler Barb Fisher Ed ’72 and Kathi Fitzgerald Tom and Janet Fitzgerald Kelley Flatters ’86 Suzanne Flotten Tim ’74 and Linda Flynn Justin and Erika Fogarty James Friedhoff ’72 Mark Fucile ’75 and Geri Ritchie-Fucile Mark ’89 and Marla Fuller Malcolm and Susan Fylan George Galati ’50 Maurice Galbraith Larry Gallagher ’55 David ’66 and Linda Galligani Victor Gallo Frank ’60 and Pat Galluzzo Eric Gambee ’69 and Chris Creviston Jeff ’78 and Luana Garbarino Dan Garrow ’69 Joe ’80 and Joan Gartin Fred Garza Michelle Garza Carol Gatto Lou ’72 and Linda Gellos Maria Gianotti ’86 Patrick ’65 and Becki Gilmore Donna Gilroy John and Suzanne Glasgow Mike ’72 and Jean Gleason Gabe Gomez Eric ’91 and Christine Gorger Bob and Pauline Goyette Anna Marie Graham Tracy A. Graham Rick ’71 and Debbie Grbavac Mike Kern and Daniela Grogro Christian and Victoria Grorud Mark Gundry and Nanci Olson Gundry Dave Hagerty ’67 and Amy Chen Pat ’69 and Jan Hainley Chuck and Terry Hall Tony Halligan ’02 Carli Halligan ’98 Shelley and Christopher Hanel Steve Hankins ’58 Don ’80 and Kelly Hanna Harry ’93 and Julie Hanna Harry ’54 and Patsy Hanna Michelle ’02 and Jeff Hansen Harlow Cafe + Juice Bar Dan Harrington ’79 Pat ’68 and Kelley Harrington
Ken ’56 and Margret Harris Chris ’04 and Libby Hatfield Scott and Molly Hawkins Kevin and Debbie Healy Steve ’77 and Marypat Hedberg Fred and Cookie Hegge Terry ’58 and Joy Hegstrom Nanne and Christine Heijenga Ken ’53 and Sharon Henzler Emily Hetrick and Christian Parkinson Dan ’67 and Ann Heuvel Lisa ’91 and Chris Hicks Joseph ’68 and Susan Hoffman Steve ’76 and Diane Holmes Marlene Hopman Pat Horne Morris Horning ’60 Pam and John Hren Lauren ’95 and Jason Hubler Mike ’67 and Terri Hudson Vince and Shelley Huffstutter Tom ’74 and Teresa Hulett Steve ’89 and Twilene Hundt Dick ’56 and Doreen Hune Abe Ichinoe ’07 Mark and Connie Illias Eric Jackson and Karolina Kowalewska Dan and Gretchen Jacobs Laura Jaeger Matt and Nicole Janssen Clyde Jenkins ’72 Glen Jenner and Juanita Solis-Jenner Brent Jensen Cliff ’71 and Dodie Jensen Neil ’68 and Deena Jensen Allison ’88 and Reuben Johnson John ’57 and Patty Joyce Maria Kaempf Mike ’58 and Jane Kane Linda Kapranos Peggy and Glenn Kays Dennis ’65 and Diana Keenan Michele Kehoe Rick Kelly ’77 Tom Kelly and Barbara Woodford John and Lisa Kern Ellie ’08 and Tim Kessler Hani and Hoda Khouri Dan ’78 and Sarah Kiefel Craig ’00 and Kelsey Kirkman Donna Kirkmire Mike ’88 and Teresa Kirkmire Ray ’58† and Candy Klupenger Rose Mary Knapp Dave ’58 and Marge Kolander Steve ’74 and Jill Kraemer Joel ’98 and Michelle Kralj Philippe Kreiter Greg and Chris Kresek Belinda Kubalek Jim and Kathy Kuffner
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Andy ’82 and Tammy LaFrazia Brian and Mary Lally Ernie Lamb Ken and Julie Lance Pat ’73 and Kathy Laskowski Matt and Hanh Lee Won and Melinda Lee Jim ’60 and Carol Leineweber John Leineweber ’99 and Natalie Ash-Leineweber Tim ’70 and Terry Leineweber Bill ’76 and Therese Leineweber Frank ’79 and Nicole Leipzig Sharon and Jerry Lenz John and Kim Limb Michael and Kimberly Litchman Cathy Lobb Jonathan and Mariko Locke Nancy Locke and Donald Harris Frank Loughney ’57 Dcn. Larry and Jan Loumena Donna Lowe Elaine Lowe Keyes and Gary Keyes Nels Lundgren ’75 Mike ’69 and Susan Lynch Alisdair Maden and Heidi Lowell Greg Maffei and Donna Prosser Robert and Barbara Magee Cory Mahaffey Johnathanh Mai and Huong Le Jack ’57 and Joanell Malady Dan ’77 and Robin Malone Jim Manning ’79 Marie Marckx Richard and Barbara Marineau Darlene Martin Jerry and Connie Mason Riad and Donna Matar Denise Mathes Chris ’99 and Nicole Mathews Patricia Mathews† Bob ’82 and Stephanie Mathews Bill ’80 and Tiffany Mathews John and Melissa Matterazzo Dennis ’63 and Katy Mayer Tom Mayer ’75 Christina and Richard Mazzola Tom and Bethe McChesney Doug and Connie McDowell Kristen ’94 and Steve McFarlane Robyn and Jeff McGillis Harvey and Kathy McGowan John McKenzie ’60 Judy McKinney Steve ’67 and Patricia McPherson Bill ’88 and Allison Medak Melaleuca, the Wellness Company Richard and Jennifer Melo Laurie Merlino and Therese Lavallee John ’62 and Trudie Metschan Clem ’62 and Patricia Meyerhofer
Bill Mildenberger ’78 and Janis Howatt Kasey and Steve Miller Ken ’66 and Crystal Mischel Brian ’98 and Laura Miskimins Miss Delta Restaurant Bob and Teresa Moore Pablo Morales and Teresa Cortez Phil ’76 and Laura Moran Gene Moreland ’88 Rev. Jack Mosbrucker ’54 Tom and Cindy Mulflur Josh and Erica Mullen Ed Murphy ’56 Kevin ’87 and Heather Murphy Jeff Murray ’76 and Kristi Hansen David and Susan Musgrave Jon ’88 and Kris ’89 Myers Jim and Merianne Nagae Frank Nagel ’46 Greg Naulty and Amy Tam-Naulty Randy ’67 and Danielle Navarra Liesl ’95 and Thomas Nebel Ron Neiger ’61 Mike Nelson ’61 Trung Nguyen and Lan Tran Paul Niedermeyer ’62 and Kristin Sivesind Matthew Niehaus Stein and Martha Nielsen Mike Noonan ’73 Mike and Janelle O’Gara Milo and Beverly Ormseth Paul and Meghan O’Rourke Dale Owings ’59 John ’58 and Jeanie Paque Sr. Rosemary Parker, SNJM Michael and Sharon Parr Tifani Parrilli The Partners Group John ’98 and Sarah ’98 Paul Chris ’84 and Miriam Paulus Will Paustian ’15 Jim and Elaine Payne Pepino’s Fresh Mexican Grill Peter Perrin Jeff and Cathy Perry John ’69 and Suzy Petersen Dick ’57 and Carol Petrone Dave ’70 and Joanna Pienovi Marshall ’81 and Jennifer Pinder Dorothy Pittman John ’59 and Peggy Platt Amanda Power and Rick Berry Dennis ’61 and Lael Prazeau Daryl Prevo ’75 Julie Pronovost Steve and Erica Pyne Danyelle and Kevin Ramsey Peter ’95 and Colby Rauch Regis and Rosalie Raujol Jared and Randi Ray Bill and Suzanne Reed
Brad ’92 and Marci Rees Jim and Sharen Rees Jane Reeve Skeeter ’64 and Ralane Reis Lisa Remillard and Wendy McGinnis Ollie Renner ’51 Greg Repman ’66 Jim and Kate Rice Byron and Ellen Ridgeway Catherine Riebling and Aaron Allen Brian ’74 and Rylla Riverman Pat ’66 and Lynda Riverman Jeff ’68 and Marie Roake Jeffrey Robertson and Evelyn Bian Kia and Jay Robinson Jason and Michelle Rodarte Eileen Rodriguez ’85 Dan and Sharon Rom Scott ’95 and Michelle Rom Mark ’89 and Heather Ronayne Robert Rosenberg and Barbara Sestak Rose Rosinski Rev. Dick Rossman ’61 Pat ’72 and Amy Roth Judy Rowan Lisa ’83 and Mike Rowan Brian and Kim Rudkin Pete ’54 and Kit Ryan Patricia Salimena Gail and John Saltveit Vince and Sara Salvi Tom ’87 and Angela Sanchez Mark ’79 and Sarah Santangelo Tom ’63 and Linda Sawyer Paul and Susan Scarlett Maureen Schaeffer Steve Schechtel ’61 Bill ’60 and Elaine Scheeland Missy ’96 and Dustin Schellinkhout Denny ’61 and Nancy Schiffbauer Schlotfeldt Law Firm, PLLC Kate and Rory Schmick Keith ’69 and Bernita Schoenheit Claire Schulte ’89 John ’75 and Terri Schumacher Cameron ’13 and Spencer Schwab Tom ’65 and Diane Sciarretta In-Kind Donors We gratefully acknowledge the following donors who made in-kind donations to our school this year. (Auction donors are listed on page 44.) Jim Backenstos ‘60 Mike ‘11 and Rylie ‘11 Laskowski David Spencer and Allison Lindauer Peter ’62 and Julie Stott U-Store Self Storage, Joe Weston ‘56
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Allocation of Gifts by Donors All Sources Endowment $1,046,822 Area of Greatest Need $739,655 Tuition Assistance Fund $697,301 Non-Endowed Scholarships and Grants $654,749 Auction Paddle Raise/Sponsorship $311,430 Students4Students Fundraiser $172,206 Restricted $108,031 Capital Revenue $54,150 Parent Investment Program $40,386 Legacy Endowment $20,341 Rebates $2,161 Total: $3,847,232 Allocation of Gifts by Donors Central Catholic Fund Endowment $805,102 Tuition Assistance Fund $693,460 Area of Greatest Need $599,862 Non-Endowed Scholarships and Grants $131,830 Parent Investment Program $40,386 Restricted/Designated $20,554 Legacy Endowment $7,032 Total: $2,298,226 26 | Central Catholic Magazine
Bob and Teresa Seeley Tim and Karen Shannon Michael Shea and Kelly Tweeden Patrick and Cheri Shea Emma Shepanek ’11 Joe Sherman ’63 John Sherrett ’68 Ed ’56 and Roxanne Sienkiewicz Christopher Simone Nick ’66 and Alisa Sinnott Larry and Darby Sitter Jeff ’63 and Lucille Smith St. Therese School Kathleen Starkey Robert and Margaret Starnes Cork Stickel ’50 Tom ’67 and Debbie Stout Robert and Barbara Sulek Pete ’62 and Eloise Szambelan George and Karen Tarnasky Joan Taylor Greg Thelen ’73 Scott and Lesley Thenell Jeremy Thiessen and Eden Mullins Thiessen Rev. Richard B. Thompson Thrivent Financial Bill ’56 and Becky Thurston Kathy Tibbot Mark Timoney and Jeannie Ray-Timoney Kevin Toon ’86 Dan and Karen Toyooka Binh Tran and Thuy Nguyen Matt ’06 and Michelle Trebelhorn Iden I Trevino Sara ’95 and Ray Trevino Steve ’73 and Julie Turina Rich and Mary Anne Ulring Spencer Vail ’55 Margaret Van Hoomissen Mike ’88 and Leilani Van Hoomissen Champ ’55 and Maria Vaughan Dr. George Vennes Dr. John ’74 and Irene Vetto Aimee Virnig ’83 Thuy Vo ’97 and Duy Nguyen Brian Wagner Chuck ’69 and Martha Wagner Rick ’71 and Gail Waibel Denise Waldron Glenn Walker Josh and Shelby Walker Mike ’50 and June Walsh Phil Webb ’58 Don Weber ’52 Jimmy and Jolene Weber John Weber ’85 Rob ’68 and Ann Wehrley Ann Weisensee Heather West-Rojas and Fernando Rojas-Galvan Dick ’58 and Chris White
Tom ’68 and Barbara White John and Julie Widmer Angie and Dietrich Wieland Jennifer and Julian Wilcoxon Celine Willard ’97 Bruce and Gretchen Willison Keith and Katherine Wilson Larry and Julia Wilson Dan Winczewski ’72 Peter Woicke Lou Wood ’66 Steve and Mary Workman Mitch and Shelley Yoder Skip and Tracey Yotsuuye JP ’85 and Maria Zingmark Dean and Karlyn Zografos Zupan’s Markets The Rams Club $100 to $249 Sharlene ’97 and Charles Alagar Lynne Alexander Raymond Allen Beth Allen and Christine Cress Jeff ’92 and Jessica ’92 Allen Mark Allred and Janeen Reilly Rick Altishin ’71 Ebony Amato Saba Amdeselassie John Ames Susan Ames Eric Anctil ’88 Ed ’59 and Carol Andersen Mary Lou Andersen Alison Anderson Joe and Heidi Anderson Joslin Angell Terry Angelo Dale and Salli Archibald Jack Ashby David and Jennifer Austin Vince ’60 and Sally Avolio Frank ’71 and Martine Baccellieri Jim Backenstos ’60 David and Emily Bagwell Janice Bahns Pete ’89 and Jennifer Baker Jane Barfield Brett and Dana Barkdoll Tom Barocan ’58 Cielo Barroso-Espidio ’24 Jenna ’89 and John Bass Maggie Baudendistel Frank and Karyn Baumeister Jerry Beall Jim ’68 and Janet Beard Steve and Susan Becic Tom and Robin Becic Paul Bedard Ryan and Tracy Beil Hunter Belgard and Grae Rose
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Wayne Bell and Ann Shepard-Bell Helen Bellanca Joseph and Marsha BeLusko Brian and Cadie Bennett Jim Berchtold Dave ’61 and Billie Bergman Bob ’55 and Karen Bernhardt Kate ’03 and Taylor Bethell Sara ’90 and James Betty Peter and Barbara Black Maureen and Steve Blair Kain Blevins ’17 Elena ’08 and Robert Bliven David and Sabrina Blue Bob ’63 and Marilyn Bocci Colleen Boland Mike Bonn ’68 and Simonette Haberly Stanley and Francesca Boring Bill Borsch ’49 Ken and Patty Borst Chuck and Angie Botsford Leo and Leigh Bottaini Veronica Bourbeau Denny ’58 and Pat Bourdeau Riley ’99 and Megan Bradach Gary ’58 and Norma Brandt Dwayne and Joyce Brantley Agnes Brauser Emmett Brennan ’73 Patty Bright Robert and Molly Briscoe Bruce and Leena Brown Brownstein Rask LLP Brenda Brunner and Matt Shanks Bill ’64 and Patti Bucher Jerome ’66 and Shirley Buckmier Mary Buhman-Weber Joanne and David Burdick Jeremy and Amy Burroughs Melissa Burtchaell ’87 and Keith Covlin Molly Burtchaell ’85 and James Patterson Bob ’61 and Kathy Burtchaell Dan ’68 and Donna Bush Dan and Fergie Bush Chris Bushman C & C Flagging Don ’69 and Susan Cahill Mike Cahill ’67 Worth and Barbara Caldwell Frank and Suzanne Callan Esther Camden Deborah Campbell Philip and Jennifer Cappalonga Fran Carey Jim and Geraldine Carleton Tiffanie and Rhett Carlile Nancy Carlin and Craig Casey Bernie and Rosemary Carlsen Sandra Carpenter Brendan Carroll and Kari Morin Robert Carroll
Brent and Debra Carroll Claire Casey Chuck ’57 and Jean Caskey Libby Cass ’18 Bill ’60 and Betty Cassinelli Michael and Colleen Catherall Sr. JoJean Cavalli, SNJM Jim and Laurie Cave Mike ’75 and Cheryl Cebula Virgil and Patricia Cecchi Craig Cedros and Martha Flotten Richard and Diane Cervi Sergio ’61 and Julie Cettina Chuck and Sheri Chambers Ricky ’05 and Emilee Chapman Gloria Charroin Ana Chaud Jeanie Chesney Yvonne Chitekwe Paul E. Christen ’65 Erik Christensen and Jeanie-Marie Price Dan ’63 and Colleen Classen Ted ’72 and Barbara Clifford Tiffanie Cochran Ranta ’88 Michelle Codino ’83 and Shawn Lowden Palmer and Kattah Coe Amie Coffey Dick and Janie Cohen Katie ’03 and James Colhoff Gary Colner Sandi and Seth Colner Frosty and Vicki Comer Lucille Concannon Chris Cone ’93 Tia Coner Ivonne Connell Shauna and Brian Cook Sofia Cooper ’23 Wayne and Rose Marie Corah Andy ’84 and Kelly Corrado Sharon Corrigan Paul Costello Todd and Marie Cotten Jeff Couttouw ’91 Steve Crane and Cea DeDonato John Crawford and Jody Stahancyk Tom and Lila Creager Sarah Crimin Michael Crocker Beverly Crooks Natthinee Cruz Colin and Grazia Cunningham Ed Curtin ’68 Jim and Jodi Dakin Cassandra Dalton-Atha Jason and Kenzie D’Ambrosio Liz and Ivan Danek Dany Daoust and Muriel Gueissaz-Teufel Tod ’69 and Cynthia Davis David and Minah DeAinza MaryKay DeBenedetti
Todd DeCook Lori DeDobbelaere Bart DeLacy ’71 Jack ’65 and Bonnie Delaney Dave ’55 and Rose DeMartino Les and Brigette Dennis Jeff DiBenedetto ’69 Sandy Dickerson Sonny and Josephine Do Claudia Dockter Patrick ’75 and Anne Dolan Phil and Marge Doleac Dirk ’63 and Vangie Dominick Vince ’68 and Brenda Donnerberg Matt Donohue and Anne McCarthy Don Dorres ’45 Natalia Dottori Dick ’51 and Dorothy Dougherty David ’67 and Linda Dowhaniuk Michael Draper ’98 Dan Duffy ’51 Bob ’55 and Karen Duffy Katie Dulcich ’99 and Kent Dolan Ed ’60 and Josette Dundon Jeff and Mary Dunn Mary Dunn Michele Dunn Hai Duong and Thuy Vu Jordan Durbin Chris Dutton ’82 Joby and Danielle Easton Deltrese Edwards Eddie Edwards ’86 Jane Edwards Jay Edwards Scott and Carol Elder Maurine Elliott Tasheaya ’90 and Scott Ellison Maria ’90 and Vince Elmore Kurt ’55 and Judy Engelstad Richard ’83 and Cecilia English Jeff and Mary Erdman Cliff and Charlene Erker Liz ’04 and Tyler Espeland Doug and Marianne Evans Vicki Farley Mary Faulkner Alessandra Fazio ’14 Judi Feller Steve and Kim Feltz Sarah Ferestad Joan Ferroggiaro Tom Ficker ’68 and Roberta McDonald Michael and Jane Finnegan Jim Fisher ’73 Brian ’60 and Patty Fitzpatrick Marty Fitzpatrick ’76 and Hillary Egna Annie Flaig Bobby Flaig Robert and Anne Flaig Chris Fleming Annual Report | 27
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Jack Fleming ’69 Jim and Marjie Foglesong Mike Foley ’72 Lt. Col. Jim Ford ’55 Michael and Susan Foster Peter Francis and Beth Edmunds Abby Frederick Paige Frederick Patrick and Tracey Freeman Ardel Frick Joe and Laura Fricke Vincent and Jennifer Fritzsche John ’65 and Patrice Fromwiller Tim ’69 and Jean Fromwiller Terry and Sharon Fry Bruce Fuerstenberg ’63 Ricardo and Heather Gaitan Greg Galati ’79 and Colleen Arnold Joseph and Joan Galati Seth Gardner ’98 Patrick ’61 and Mary Garrett Ed ’84 and Becki Garrow John ’76 and Debbie Garrow Andrea Garza John Paul Garza Lisa Garza Veronica Garza-Salazar Sonia Geasa Joseph and Rosalie Gehlen Gene ’70 and Janis Giannini Richard Gibson and Anna Roe Michelle Giguere Kerry Gilbert Tom ’57 and Karon Gilles Michael Gilmartin Jeff ’93† and Vicky Ginter Patricia Girvin Michelle Goepferd John and Lisa Golightly Everardo and Elizabeth Gomez Jack Gonsalves† Lane Goodell Rob Goodman Diane Goodmanson Mike Gorman ’78 Robert and Leslie Goyette Mike ’68 and Jennifer Grady Terri Graven Greater Giving Chris ’74 and Sue Gregg Tamara Grimm and Greg Batiste Billy Grippo Bonnie Griswold David Griswold and Marie Schumacher Gabi Groshong and Barb Bloom-Groshong Frank ’77 and Sue Guidarelli Randy Guyer Ann Haffner Mike ’57 and Erin Hagan Joe and Pat Hagen Eric and Kim Hagstette 28 | Central Catholic Magazine
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Jack ’68 and Catherine Holmes Michael Holmes ’76 Aron and Patsy Homberg Fritz and Janet Hostetler Brooke Hoyer Mark and Sara Hudspeth Julie Hulbert Robert Humphrey Elizabeth Illias Len ’63 and Linda Illias Alice Ivy Joe ’58 and Shelley Jacobberger Amanda Jacobs ’06 Brad ’77 and Dorothy Jacobs Jacobs Heating and Cooling Francis ’82 and Diana Jaeger Etagegnehu and Amdeselassie Jembere Mike and Marrene Jenkins Barbara Johnson Michael and Carol Johnson Rue Johnson Brian and Dawn Johnston Lawrence Jones Nancy Jordan Ammihud Joseph Efrem Joseph Ezra Joseph Susan Kaegi John Kaempf ’85 and Lydia Ross Joel Kallman Dénes ’55 and Ursula Kalotay Sara Kane Betsy Kapranos ’98 Richard Kaptur ’53 Michele Kargman Gary ’58 and Louise Kasper Dennis Kasunic Gary Kather ’58 Colleen Keenan Katie Kehoe ’14 Tess Kehoe ’18 John and Mary Keith Kevin and Lesley Kelly Charis Kennedy Jeff ’76 and Laura Kent Leo ’45 and Angelina Keppinger John and Melisa Kern Alice Kersting Jamie and Kevin Khaw Ken Kim and Jennifer Lee Matt King ’78 and Karen LaBarge-King Jeff ’93 and Natalie Kirkman Dan and Tami Klupenger Dani Klupenger ’09 Morgan Klupenger ’12 John Koenig Erik and Debbie Kola Bob ’55 and Lori Kollas Julie Kolln Margueritte Kosovich Ellen and Tom Kotzian
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS John Kovach ’51 Toby Krauel and Kelly Fox Cheri and Paul Krebs Joe Kremers ’58 Richard Kriesien Lisa and Dileep Kulkarni David ’64 and Mary Kurkoski Leo ’62 and Janet Kurkoski Sheri Lagasse Dave ’78 and Robin Lamkin Ray and Carla Lang Jan Langford Jim ’53 and Katherine Larpenteur Sean Laskowski ’15 Milree Latimer Rose Laughlin and Timothy Crean John ’64 and Christi Laws Ai Le and Kim Vu Carol Lee Cheuk Wing Lee Dr. Michael Leidecker Bridget Leineweber ’07 Greg ’67 and Cathy Leineweber Paul and Annalee Leineweber Frank ’57 and Sharlie Lemma Frank and Joanne Lesage Kevin ’55 and Judy Lester Rev. Matt Libra Van Lieu and Uyen Nguyen Matthew and Kerri Ligatich DeAnna ’88 and Chris Like Carmen and Daniel Limbeck Leonard ’54 and Linda Lippi Jen Livingston Kirk ’68 and Lynn Loders Jeanne and Blair Loftis John ’65 and Jacqueline Loomis Beth Lough Marilyn Lucas David Lugton Lum’s Auto Center Marie ’03 and Mike Lundahl Barbara and Michael Lutz Erica ’02 and Matt Lyman Dennis and Sandra Lynch Jack ’58 and Kaye Lynch Charles and Danielle Mackey Sarah Mackin-Goscha and Larry Goscha Steve and Nellie Malany Essayas Mandefro and Martha Jembere Carol Mangan and Peter Fritz Cathy Mann Michael ’66 and Pamela Manning Ron ’68 and Cheryl Mantia Louise and Matthew Marasco Tom ’78 and Teresa Markgraf Bill and Mary Marre Dean and Debrah Marriott Jennifer Marrs Scott and Kathryn Marsal Chris Marsh
Jeff and Jessica Martin Mary Martin Rita Martin Spencer Martin ’22 Jerry ’60 and Susan Martinson Jennifer Marx ’92 Andy and Erin Mason Susanne Mason Lisa Matar Don and Dee Matsuda Mary Mattecheck Dave ’65 and Donna Mattson Taylor Maxwell ’15 James and Mildred May Nick and Janyce May Bill McCormack ’55 David McDermott Patricia McDonald Dana ’87 and Tony McElligott Jane McFarland Mark ’81 and Jill McGinnis Kevin and Diane McGinty Mary Ellen ’93 and Dan McGinty Anjanette and Brue McHayle Jan McHugh Jeremy ’08 and Alejandra McIntosh Emily ’88 and Dan McKnight Dana McLaughlin Patty Illias-McLaughlin Tim McNeil Sean Meagher and Pamela Shaw Amy ’88 and Matt Mehas Tom Meienberg ’57 Karey Menagh Bob ’70 and Claudia Menzia Chris and Sara Merten Drew and Maria Metzler Amy Meucci Harvey ’54 and Sharylin Meyer Carmen and Guadalupe Meza Silmara Passacantilli-Miguel and Felicio Miguel Tom ’55 and Sally Miller Lauren Mirecki ’07 Sarah Mirkin David ’68 and Kathryn Misetich Ken and Debbie Mishler Marty Mitchoff ’24 Ralph and Kim Mooers Mac Moorad ’53 Rev. Neil J. Moore ’49 Tom Moore ’60 John ’87 and Christie Moran Jory ’95 and Shannon ’98 Moran Mike Moran ’80 and Susie Hunt Moran Patrick Mordhorst Don and Melanie Morris MaryBeth Morris Patrick Morris ’78 Stan and Kathie Morris Jim ’66 and Toni Mountain
Marcus Mundy Heather Murphy Grund ’94 Marty ’58 and Monita Murphy Janet Murphy Kelsey Murphy Joe and Joan Myers Robert and Sandra Nado Peter ’61 and Sandra Nagy Jim and Dottie Nation Robin Neal Joe ’55 and Kathy Neher Jessica ’03 and Greg Nelis Carl Neuburger Brianna ’05 and Tim Neumann Beth Nevue Reed Newton ’23 Theresa Nguyen Trang and Thuan Nguyen Vinh and Christina Nguyen John and Ginny Ann Nichols Edmund Nichter and Angela Armen Nichter Ray Niehaus ’45 Nancy Nielson Barbara Nizich Matt and Alyssa Notdurft Sheryl Novak NW Sign Solutions Paul and Connie Oakden Kevin ’67 and Kathleen Oakley Dan and Georgia Obradovich Tim and Jennifer O’Brien Kevin O’Connor and Kelsi Charlesworth Dale O’Grady ’52 Kristen O’Halloran ’98 Jim and Terry O’Hanlon Samuel and Gloria Okafor Andy Olds and Alair MacLean Kevin ’07 and Tara O’Malley Tim ’52 and Cynthia O’Neill James O’Reilly ’73 Paul and Marilyn O’Rourke Becky Orwoll and Martin Slapikas Teresa and Alan Osborne Andy ’00 and Stephanie Ostrom Darcy O’Toole Linda O’Toole Panda Express Bella Pannoni Joe ’72 and Carol Panowicz Craig and Sara Parker Nancy Parra Greg ’88 and Christine Pashley Tony ’61 and Rosemary Pausz Pavelcomm, Inc. Carol Pavlakovich Kathy Paxton Margaret Pegler Mitch and Michelle Perez Ed ’59 and Charleen Peri Pamela Perisho Jeff and Susie Perkins Annual Report | 29
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Alan Peroutka Julie Perri Frank ’62 and Francie Petrone Thomas and Penny Pettey Andrew and Jonelle Phelps Alexa Piazza Terri Piazza Doug Pierce ’64 and Cynthia Secrest Pat ’56 and Felicia Plover Jason Polen ’06 Joseph Polen ’08 Pete ’59 and Matilda Pongracz-Bartha Elia and Kathryn Popovich Phil Potestio ’71 and Sally Hudson Rick and Mary Potter Terry ’74 and Sue Powers Mike Pratt and Barbara Brooks Premier Mortgage Resources Dave and Margo Price Derek Price Jim Prince Karen Pruitt Edgar and Myleen Pulanco Randall Purcell William Purcell ’56† Carla Purusa Franklin and Sharry Quan Nicolas and Elizabeth Quille Paul ’71 and Lisa Quimby Bob ’67 and Marge Quimby Tricia Quinteros Wally ’56 and Gloria Raab Willis and Anne Rader Peter Radtke Terry Rancourt and Sue Sheppard Patricia Rash Christian and Kathy Rasmussen Robert and Teresa Rasmussen Matthew and Jane Raymond Ashley Rees Barbara Regan Christopher and Rachel Reich Jon ’65 and Vickie Reif Jenny and John Reilly Larry ’67 and Julie Reilly Debra Reischman David and Kelly Reiter Edward Renk ’54 Tino and Ann Renon John Repman ’72 Tim Resch and Pip Payne Chris Richard ’95 and Leah Brajcich Dan Riler ’79 Cynthia Riley Michael Riordan ’65 Melissa Roberts Kathleen Rogan Ian and Sherry Rogers Michael Roholt ’65 Judith Rolfe Rose City Model T Club 30 | Central Catholic Magazine
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HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Katy Beveridge Amy and Sara Biancofiori Rev. Michael Biewend, CJ Raymond and Judy Bieze Domonic Biggi Robert and Kathryn Bitney Erica Blair Reggie Blanton Ed Blatter Earl and Jan Bliven Len ’57 and Jerri Blodgett Bryce Bloodworth ’06 Mary Bloom† Paul Bluhm ’11 Dick ’60 and Jan Bocci Diane Bonds-Stores Katie Bortolazzo ’95 Elizabeth Boryla Edna Bowman Clyde Boyer ’60 and Vivian Finlay Luke Boyer ’08 Linda Brannon Annie Braunstein Paul ’82 and Wendy Braunstein Tom ’78 and Mireya Braunstein Bill and Anne Breault Kevin Breault Linda Breault Garrett Brief Jerry Brizendine Michael Broda Thyra Brooks Janet Brown Jane and Clayton Brown Herm ’60 and Joena Buchholz Faye Burch Michael and Karen Burch Adam Burke Victoria Butler Tara Buyserie Gerald and Cristy Cabine Katie Cadigan Elliot Cahn ’15 Jennifer Cameron Joan Campf John ’62 and Loretta Candioglos Regina Carey Aunt Carol Darlene Carpenter Vina Carpenter David ’11 and Zalena ’11 Carr Marsha Carson Tom and Anne Caruso Roland Catherall Liz Cayot ’06 Kathryn Ceriello Linda Ceriello Myrna Chambers Emmanuel Mwaala and Priscilla Changa Edith and Brian Charles Jennifer Chau 32 | Central Catholic Magazine
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Dan ’75 and Colleen Hatala Lucas Haupt Larry Hauth ’78 Ashlyn Hegar Kristine Hegar Margie Hegar Erik Heijenga ’22 Mei Henderson Susan Henninger Mitzi Henshaw Daniella Herdman Dick ’54 and Claudia Herlein Mike Hill ’88 Pam Hill Bill Hinkle ’59 James Hiu and Joni Baracco-Hiu Tom Hoang ’14 Pat and Mary Hoglund Rich ’03 and Meredith Holman Hayley Holmes ’10 Abigail Holmquist Paul Holmquist Marianne Hoonakker-Kelly Hopworks Urban Brewery John Houston Laura Houston Dia Howell Minnie Huang Becky Hubbard Cottie Huber Amy Humphreys Oscar and Elaine Hutson Rachel Hutson ’93 Matt Illias ’05 and Kelly Eamon Maurice and Joan Imhoff Blanca Iniguez Amy Jackson Cheray Jackson Fabian Jackson Lawanda Jackson Rachael Jackson Maggie Jaimez Cavazos Eladio Jaimez Talia Jebejian Yodit Amdeselassie Jemberie Ray and Julie Jensen Susan and Lawrence Jessie Brion Johnson Emily Johnson ’13 Greg and Julie Johnson Jasmine Johnson Julia Johnson ’16 Margaux Johnson Dick ’60 and Donna Johnson Salena Johnson Liz Johnston Matt ’97 and Jamie Johnston Charles Jones Jr. Dori Jones Greg ’71 and Mary Jones Rickey and Carmen Jones Annual Report | 33
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Deanna Jordan Joanna Joseph Mark Juckeland Deana Julka Bonnie Kallman Michelle Kane Flori Kash James Kearney and Devani Scheidler Monica ’98 and Dan Kearsley Erin Keeran and Jennie Gardner Joe ’54† and Linda Kelleher Christina Kempster ’09 Jerry Kerekes ’61 Dan ’70 and Nancy Kern Lindsey Kern Jim ’54 and Lorrie Killian Cliff and Tracy King Norman King Typhanie King John and Alexa Kirk Sue Kirkman Justan and Becca Koch Mike and Jan Koenig Sean Kollman ’10 Janice and Fred Kowell Rev. Ken Krall, SJ ’56 Kevin and Julie Kriesien Kelly Kruell Glenn and Chris Kugel Joanne Kulkarni Sandeep Kulkarni Linda Kunrath Johnnie ’75 and Linda Lagana Kathleen Lance ’11 John Langslet ’62 and Susan Chamberlain Jackie Langton Christa Larkin Grace Laskowski ’09 Kevin Laskowski ’15 Dave and Tammy Lear Cecilia Lebbi Cathy Lebsack Eugene and Patsy Lee Cavanaugh Lefor ’16 Dylan Lefor ’18 Fiona Lefor ’20 Johanne Leger Rene Leger Carolyn and Steve Lehl Bill and Susan Lennertz Keith and Gwen Lesslie Jeremy Lewis Madelon Lewis Melita Lewis Bill ’65 and Jacquelyn Liebertz Gayle Limbeck Steve ’69 and Judy Lindbeck Mary Lindquist Brian Lindstrom and Cheryl Strayed Link ’60 and Joane Linker Jennifer Lisk 34 | Central Catholic Magazine
Launie Litowinsky Laurie Litowinsky Rebecca Littleton Laura Liverman RoseMarie Lofgren Judy London Jeremy and Theresa Longstreet Nia Looper ’08 Fran and Bill Love Don Lovell Harry and Lisa Lowell Antonia Lucas Michael Lukman Armando Luna Lisa Luna Jim and Laura Luthi Nancy Lyle William Mackey John and Linda Mackin Fred and Sheila Maffei Jillian Magee and Lance Watts Rose Mahoney George ’64 and Susan Malone Kathleen Maloney Hermerding Richard ’51 and Bernie Maloney Bill ’64 and Sandra Manderfeld Jake Manning ’05 and Kate Callaghan Manning ’05 Delmi Manzanares Sarah Mariani ’94 Francis Maribona ’66 Stefan Marineau ’10 Krissi Maris Matt Maris Alina Marks Ry Marlea Buzz and Sandy Marron Peter Marsal Jeff and Heather Martin Frank Maszy Nathan ’90 and Carol Maszy Kate and Mark Mata Kevin Matheny Jr. ’12 Kevin Matheny and Joyce Keane Mindy Mayer Curtis and Deborah Mayes Jane Mayes Da’Naya Mayes-Barnes ’15 Adrian and Chris Maykut Eve McCarthy John and Alice McCarthy Maria Chan McClean Diane McColl Edenholm Pat McCormick Dr. Leslie K. McDaniel Sandra McDermott Mike and Marci McDonald Patrick McDonald Scott and Jody McDonald Sabrina McDougall Ellie McElligott ’17
Luke McElligott ’21 Lynn ’90 and John McFarland Ella McGillis Kelsey McGinnis ’11 Maryjane McHugh Lauri McInnis Jean Mckeague Howard McKenzie Wendell Walker and Jennifer McLean Robert McLean Michael ’61 and Diane McLoughlin Donald McMahan Blake McMenamin Tricia McMinn Jim McMonagle Sue Medak Veronica, Mitch and Bianca Medici Wilson Kimberly Melton Jim ’64 and Jane Merhar Annie Micco David Miller Desiree Miller Ian Miller Tom Miller Fay ’58 and Lyla Mills Michelle Mills Dan Mindolovich ’70 Tiffany Minus Greg and Linda Mirecki Heather Mitchell Sandra Mitchell Shawn Mitchell Susan Mitchell Kylie Moller Kathy Moller David and Alison Mollet Dianne Moody Dori Moomey Robert Moon and Karen Cheatham Caramel Moore Duffy ’75 and Mary Ellen Moore Daniel Morales Claire Morelli Ron and Tracy Morgan Carol Moriarty Sarah and Keith Morris Julie Morse ’10 Greg Moss Jacqueline Moss James and Sharie Moss Greg ’64 and Sandi Mottau Dcn. George ’72 and Penny Mounce Hakim Muhammad Betty and Carl Mullen Katherine Mullen Sean Denney and Deborah Murphy Judy Murphy Michael Murphy Betty Murray Carol Myers Reza and Anna Nassib
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Greg and Teresa Neal Katie ’00 and Spencer Nedved Tony and Maureen Nejedly Wonde Nevens Cru Newman ’24 Lucas and Lisa Newman Marissa Newman Hal and Marcy Newton Nash Newton ’23 Giang Nguyen Quynh Nguyen Thang and Trinh Nguyen Paul Nibler ’60 Mia Nicholson and Timothy McMahan Kristen Nicklawske Anna ’89 and Corey Niemela Brennan Noailles ’16 Erin Novak Ray Nutini ’49 Angela Obery Barbara O’Brien Cooper O’Brien ’17 Tom ’56 and Alzira O’Brien Molly O’Connor ’11 Steve Ogden ’67 Julie Okon Rosemary Oldread Tim and Susan O’Leary Kristine Olsen Kenneth Olson Siobhan O’Malley ’10 Dan ’05 and Rhapsody Onderko Valerie O’Neill Jim Openlander Jon Orcutt Amy Osenar Kelley O’Toole ’14 Mary Ann O’Toole Lesley Otto and Alexander Nicoloff Valerie Owens Gerard and Nancy Pahissa Robert Pahissa ’13 Larisa Paige Emilio and Sirenna Palici Jayden Parker David Parnell and Allison Teri Priscilla Paschal-Hawkins Nate and Claire Patla Beverly Pearman Diana Pellegrin Sandra Pellens and Richard Meinhard Jason ’99 and Katie ’98 Penwell Cameron Perry Beth Persad-Weldon Jim ’60 and Patricia Peters Bradley and Donna Peterson Don Petitmermet ’68 Nancy Petrie Jaime Petrjanos Malensky ’94 and Jeff Malensky Thai Pham and An Nguyen
Meghan ’93 and John Phelps Bobbie and Fred Phillips Sherri Phillips M. Kay Piancentini LaVon and Twila Pierce Lindsey Pierce ’06 Emily Pinder ’17 Nora Pinder ’14 José ’87 and Josie Pinomesa Jenny Pizot Terry and Gayle Pizzuto Jim ’60 and Fran Platt Dave Popp Megan Potter ’19 Laura ’84 and George Pouch Rich Powell Paul Prentice ’69 Dayle Prentiss Gloria Price Nancy Prosser Kellie Quan Julio Quinteros Ernesto Ramirez and Sofia Orozco Emma Ramsey ’19 Rita Randall Chuck Ransom and Diane Treick Helen Raptis Leslie Reddick Paul ReFalo Frank and Bridget Rego Linda Reid Ann Reno and Jen Woods William Rensmith Colleen Reynolds Jane Reynolds Bob and Cindy Reynolds Susan Richardson
Kate Richmond Dick ’60 and Phyllis Riggs Robert Greg Rinehart ’74 Terry Rios Carolyn Ritschard Michael Rivera Bo and Jynelle Robinson Karen Rockness Carol Roepel Ellen Rogers Elizabeth Romero Phil ’53 and Marge Rood Dennis Rosenbaum ’70 and Susan Hartnett Alison Rosenblum Arthur Rosenblum and Maureen Van Norden Stan ’58 and Ardith Ross Phil and Olivia Rossi Jerry ’53 and Kathleen Rothenfluch Allan and Kristeen Rowley Michael ’68 and Carol Ann Rowley Jolyn Roy Susan Ruggiero Justin Russell Aiden Ryan ’22 Greg ’90 and Shannon ’90 Ryan Sean ’89 and Traci ’94 Ryan Steve and Val Ryan Lai Saechao Maureen Saguto Nick Salvi ’03 Stacy Sandberg Pat and Tone Sands Nick ’55 and Nancy Santangelo Beth ’89 and Jim Schaller Larry ’55 and Sylvia Schechtel Mary Lou and Barry Schline Joe and Lucy Schneid Michael and Susan Schreiber Lawrence and Helen Schuler Larry and Jackie Schuster Nikki Scire Joanne Scotto di Carlo Linda See Rev. David Shaw Kevin Shores and Shannon O’Fallon Michelle Shorey Rick Showalter Jon ’78 and Lynne Shrum Joe ’81 and Mary Kay Shrum Millie Shrum Pat ’50 and Ada Simmons Judith Simon Allison Skalbeck ’11 Kay Slick Bernadette ’88 and Brian Small Connie Smith Erika Smith Kendyl Smith Ladonna Smith Suzie Snell Sharon Snyder Annual Report | 35
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS Whitney Snyder Frank Sobol Greg ’67 and Susan Sohler Kay Solazzo ’03 Emma Soles Chris and Dawn Soles Patti Sorensen Kimberly Souffront Donald Sowieja Meredith St. Clair ’11 Darian Stanford Eric Starr Jim and Helynn Starr Sara ’01 and Scott Stauffer Robyn Stewart Eric and Jessica Storm Kirtreena Stroschein John Stubee and Diana Nunez Bob and Paula Stuckart Chris Stupfel ’00 Carl and Victoria Suchy Jim Sullivan ’61 Ben Summers ’08 Steven and Linda Swartley Chris and Kate Swindell John ’78 and Annie Tabshy Claudia Tacuba Florence Tagaban Jean Takaesu Jim and Sara Tapfer Ron and Connie Tappy Julie Taylor Melanie Taylor Russell and Rebecca Teasdale Lupe Tellez Colleen Teply Griffin Thenell ’16 Jewly Thoman Carol Thomas Jim ’48 and Rita Thomas Sharon Thomas Wayne Thomas Whit Thomas ’20 John Thompson Doug ’60 and Karen Thwaite Susan Tietenberg Gilda Tiongson Brennan Grace Tiongson Mary Tobin Trisha Todd Jean-Luc Toku ’15 Neal ’75 and Cecilia Tollisen LaShante Tonkins Sean Toyooka ’02 Linh Tran and Ngoc-Diep Hoang Jay Tran and Vivian Le Anh Tran ’20 Bruce Treat Matthew Treat Amber Trimble Tim and Amanda Troester 36 | Central Catholic Magazine
Gail Tronstad Mike ’71 and Cindy Tschida Candy Hill Turay Chris and Janine Turley Amy Valdez Barbara Valdez Geeno Valdez Jason Henshaw and Maria Valdez-Henshaw Don ’62 and Marie Van Houdenos Lloyd and Sherry Van Roekel Elizabeth Vanderwal Andrew Vickers Chabre Vickers Elena Villegas Steve Volk ’82 and Irina Belova Ray and Judy Waetjen Violet Walker ’24 Gary and Judy Wangsmo Aric Ward Bill ’69 and Nancy Ward Jil Wardle David and Phyllis Warfield Barbara Wartell Shelley Warth James Watkins Glo Webb Marilyn Weber Tony ’74 and Mary Ann Wege Jerry Weisensee ’53 Matthew and Erin Weisensee Carlene Weldon Miles Weldon Patrick and Molly Weldon Paul Weller ’51 Dave and Marsha Wellnitz Kevin ’95 and Jill ’95 Wellnitz Angelia Welty
Danielle West Jennifer West ’86 Phil ’73 and Susan Westberg Paul ’69 and Rosemary Westby Bob and Colby Westhead Jennifer Westling Gerald and Frances Westphal Penny and Steve White Gregg Whiteaker Patrick and Jeanne Wieber Al Wiese ’59 Hank and Pam Wiggin Henry and Rita Wiggin Perry Wiggin Emily-Rose Wiitala ’12 Terralyn Wiley Lee Wilke Bob Williams and Catherine Degnin Robert Willoughby Patty Windisch Chris Wittmayer ’09 John Witty ’64 Timothy and Marie-Claire Wonacott Alma Wong and Stephen Kessler Edward and Beth Woods Joanne Woodward Dan Woytek Tom ’59 and Susan Yager Ly Yong Amy Young and Keith Daellenbach Mary Yukas Brian ’58 and Kelly Yustin Stuart Zaitz Sharon Zemp Sarah Zielinski Annika Ziels ’20 Holden Ziels ’18 Sophia Ziels ’15 Dave Zigler Chantal Zinn and Susan Bruechner Sam Zinsli ’12 Mark and Mary Zipse
The Central Catholic Department of Theatre proudly presents
Fiddler no Roof e ht
BASED ON SHOLOM ALEICHEM’S STORIES book: JOSEPH STEIN music: JERRY BOCK lyrics: SHELDON HARNICK
March 4, 5, 10, 11, 12 • 7:30 p.m. March 13 Matinee • 2:00 p.m.
Students: $10 | Adults: $15 Tickets: centralcatholichigh.org
Fred G. Meyer Preforming Arts Center • 2401 SE Stark Street • Portland, Oregon 97214 PRESENTED THROUGH SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL.
ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS † Deceased * Donation made by deceased alum’s spouse Class of 1944 Bob McHugh†* Class of 1945 Jim Bobzien†* Don Dorres Leo Keppinger Jim Maletis†* Ray Niehaus Bob Reverman Bud Taylor Class of 1946 Gene Crucchiola Gerry Gix Jerry Lobb†* Frank Nagel Class of 1947 Richard Knapp†* John Leslie Mike Morelli†* Marko Susnjara Class of 1948 Norm Foster Jim Thomas Dick Van Dyke Class of 1949 Bill Borsch Wally Choruby Jim Connell†* Marty Hilgers Jack McNally Fr. Neil Moore Ray Nutini Class of 1950 Bill Alderson Bill Bolton†* Dick Crisera George Galati Patrick Gilroy†* Dick Safranski Pat Simmons Cork Stickel Bill Vaughan Mike Walsh Al Weber Class of 1951 Dick Buscher Len Cooper Al Corrado Dick Dougherty 38 | Central Catholic Magazine
Dan Duffy Louis Ferrero Jim Flynn†* John Kovach Richard Maloney Ollie Renner Paul Weller Al Wolf Class of 1952 Larry Beckius Mike Fader Joe Ferguson Jerry Gianotti Don Graham†* Frank Hodapp Ron Legg Jim Moran†* Dale O’Grady Tim O’Neill Tom Perry Bob Puncochar Don Weber Tom Weber†* Bill Wieber Class of 1953 Richard Cavalli Jim DiNucci Ken Henzler Chet Howlett Dick Kaptur Jim Larpenteur Mac Moorad Paul Raab Phil Rood Jerry Rothenfluch Mike Simmons Lewis Siri Bob Stark† Bob “Pee Wee” Taylor†* Jack Taylor†* Ralph Vranizan Doug Walker Jerry Weisensee John White† Class of 1954 Gene Cereghino Richard Ciceric Ron Dove John Driesbach Harry Hanna† Chuck Harold Richard Herlein Joe Kelleher† Jim Killian Leonard Lippi Dick McQuade Harvey Meyer Joe Miller†*
Fr. Jack Mosbrucker Walt Regan†* Edward Renk John Vranizan Bill Weber† Hal Westby Class of 1955 Charles Amato Bob Bernhardt Jim Carleton Dave DeMartino Bob Duffy Kurt Engelstad Jim Ford Larry Gallagher Dave Grove Dénes Kalotay Bob Kollas Kevin Lester Ed Mackin Bill McCormack Mike McDonald†* Tom Miller Joe Neher Nick Santangelo Larry Schechtel Spencer Vail Champ Vaughan Class of 1956 Dick Andersen Bob Aquino Ron Blubaugh Chuck Carpenter†* John Casey†* Tom Cooper Don Creitz† Joe Etzel John Faherty Don Farrelly Ken Harris Bob Hopman†* Dick Hune Dick Imper Fr. Ken Krall, SJ Al Kurkoski Ed Murphy Al O’Brien†* Tom O’Brien Pat Plover Bill Purcell† Wally Raab Wally Shepard† Ed Sienkiewicz Dave Sweo Bill Thurston Tom Wagenhoffer Joe Weston Gene Wizer†* Ron Woldrich
Class of 1957 Frank Amato Bill Arndorfer Vic Bellaschi Robert Bigoni Len Blodgett Chuck Caskey Jack Donnelly Pat Flood Tom Franz Jerry Gatto†* Tom Gilles Mike Hagan Charles Harris Mike Henningsen†* John Joyce Frank Lemma Frank Loughney George Mack Jack Malady Bill McDonald†* F.X. McLellan Tom Meienberg Dick Petrone Jerry Smith David Spencer Roger Tragesser Jack White Class of 1958 Tom Barocan Guy Bernard Dennis Berry Tom Bohan Denny Bourdeau Gary Brandt Pete Chaney John Deering Jim Dooney Ed Fessler Steve Hankins John Hardiman Mike Heffernan Terry Hegstrom Ed Higgins Chuck A. Hoff Joe Jacobberger Mike Kane Gary Kasper Gary Kather Ray Klupenger† Dave Kolander Jerry Kosovich†* Joe Kremers Jack Lynch Fay Mills Jim Monaghan Marty Murphy Bill Murphy Msgr. Tim Murphy John Paque
ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Harley Roberts Stan Ross Denis Ryan Billy Ryan Andy Sadowski Chuck Schaeffer†* Tony Scheeland† Fred Van Domelen Joe Van Haverbeke Phil Webb Dick White Les Williams Bill Winter Brian Yustin Class of 1959 Ed Andersen Mike Bacon John Battilega John Breiling Mike Cavalli Ed Clow Doug Feller†* Bill Gwynn Dennis Hays†* Henry Moore Dale Owings Ed Peri Dennis Phillips John Platt Pete Pongracz-Bartha Jerry Stewart Ted Vaughters Al Wiese Tom Yager Class of 1960 Frank Amato Vince Avolio Jim Backenstos Paul Bastasch Dick Bocci Clyde Boyer Herm Buchholz Bill Cassinelli John Chaney Jim Currier Ed Dundon John Emrick Mike Etzel Brian Fitzpatrick John Flynn Bill Fuller Frank Galluzzo Carl Gorretta Tom Hogan Danny Hopman Morris Horning Dick Johnson Jim Leineweber Link Linker
Jerry Martinson John McKenzie Tom Moore Mike Musulin Paul Nibler Jim Peters Jim Platt Dick Riggs Larry Salimena†* Bill Scheeland Steve Slater Jim Stark Doug Thwaite Class of 1961 Dave Bergman Jim Braun Bob Burtchaell Frank Carbone Sergio Cettina Pat Daly† Bill Downey Mike Duyn Patrick Garrett Natt McDougall Michael McLoughlin Peter Nagy Ron Neiger Mike Nelson Tony Pausz Dennis Prazeau Fr. Dick Rossman Steve Schechtel Denny Schiffbauer David Stahly Jim Sullivan Denny Vaughn John Woldrich Class of 1962 Ken Bauman Msgr. Don Buxman John Candioglos Ron Cortez Bud Dietrich Dick Fay David Guasco† Ray Kelly Leo Kurkoski John Langslet Tony Leineweber Gary Maffei Fr. Pat McNamee John Metschan Clem Meyerhofer Stan Morin Jack Mumford Paul Niedermeyer George Passadore Frank Petrone Ron Rust
Pete Szambelan Seth Thompson Paul Wehrley†* Steve Weisensee†* Larry Zinsli Class of 1963 Bob Bocci Dan Classen Tom Curran Dirk Dominick Roy Flaherty Bruce Fuerstenberg Len Illias Dennis Mayer Tom Sawyer Mike Schwab Joe Sherman Jeff Smith Ed Vaughn Skip Wirtz Class of 1964 Bill Bucher Mike Clinton Ed Elliott Pat Faris Jim Hietpas Jim Kiley John Kimbrough David Kurkoski John Laws
George Malone Bill Manderfeld Bill Medak†* Jim Merhar Greg Mottau Jim Murtha Doug Pierce Skeeter Reis Jim Repman David Streight Ron Suchanek John Witty Class of 1965 Tom Angerilli Vic Avolio Mike Brands Paul E. Christen Jack Delaney Bob Dockter†* George Friedhoff John Fromwiller Patrick Gilmore Wayne Jordan†* Dennis Keenan Bill Liebertz Dave Mattson Wayne Meucci Jon Reif Michael Riordan Mike Roholt Joe Schiwek
Endowed Class Scholarships Consider making a gift to your class scholarship or starting your class scholarship this year. The Endowment Fund is perpetual and only a portion of the interest earned on the principal of the fund is used to provide scholarships and tuition assistance each year. Interest income earned on your gift to the Endowment Fund or Scholarship Fund will provide yearly financial assistance to current and future Central Catholic students. Current Class Endowed Scholarships Class of 1950 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1953 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1954 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1957 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1958 Endowed Scholarship Class of 1960 Legacy Endowment Class of 1962 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship* Class of 1987 Endowed Scholarship
*pending
For more information about setting up a Class Scholarship, contact: Ellie Dir, Vice President of Advancement 503.230.1056 ext.1258 • edir@centralcatholichigh.org or Jolyn Winczewski, Director of Scholarships and Publications 503.230.1056 ext.1126 • jwinczewski@centralcatholichigh.org Annual Report | 39
ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Alumni Giving by Year Class of 1945 Class of 1946 Class of 1947 Class of 1948 Class of 1949 Class of 1950 Class of 1951 Class of 1952 Class of 1953 Class of 1954 Class of 1955 Class of 1956 Class of 1957 Class of 1958 Class of 1959 Class of 1960 Class of 1961 Class of 1962 Class of 1963 Class of 1964 Class of 1965 Class of 1966 Class of 1967 Class of 1968 Class of 1969 Class of 1970 Class of 1971 Class of 1972 Class of 1973 Class of 1974 Class of 1975 Class of 1976 Class of 1977 Class of 1978 Class of 1979 Class of 1980 Class of 1981 Class of 1982 Class of 1983 Class of 1984 Class of 1985 Class of 1986 Class of 1987 Class of 1988 Class of 1989 Class of 1990 Class of 1991
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Tom Sciarretta Jim Tinkle Todd Young Class of 1966 Jim Bachman Jerome Buckmier Gordon Clow John Dalrymple Jerry Danna Jeff Dilley Wes Forman David Galligani Mike Hagerty John Harrington Dave Hauck Bill Hunt Michael Manning Frank Maribona Gregg Miller Ken Mischel Jim Mountain Greg Repman Pat Riverman Nick Sinnott Rod Weigel Lou Wood Class of 1967 Michael Cahill Jim Colombo Jim Corso Mike Dernbach David Dowhaniuk Jim Draper Richard Fazio Dave Hagerty Dan Heuvel Mike Hudson Greg Leineweber Steve McPherson Gene Meucci Randy Navarra Kevin Oakley Steve Ogden Bob Quimby Larry Reilly Greg Sohler Tom Stout Jim Stover Lou Stremick Kent Taylor Rick Terrell Thomas Volk Al Woldrich Class of 1968 Scott Bastian Jim Beard Mike Bonn Dan Bush
Matt Chapman Ed Curtin Jim Dille Vince Donnerberg Tom Ficker Mike Grady Jim Haney Pat Harrington Joseph Hoffman Jack Holmes Neil Jensen Kirk Loders Tim Lundell Pat Mackin Ron Mantia David Misetich Don Petitmermet Jeff Roake Mike Rosenbaum Michael Rowley John Sherrett John Timm Rob Wehrley Tom White Class of 1969 Paul Bachman John Bradach Don Cahill Tod Davis Jack Fleming Tim Fromwiller Eric Gambee Dan Garrow Rick Ginter Pat Hainley Ed Landauer Steve Lindbeck Mike Lynch Mike Mahaffy John Petersen Paul Prentice Keith Schoenheit Pat Sweeney Chuck Wagner Bill Ward Paul Westby Mike Winczewski Class of 1970 Gene Giannini Mike Haglund Dan Kern Tim Leineweber Bob Menzia Dan Mindolovich Dave Pienovi Mike Plass Dennis Rosenbaum Greg Stevens
ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Class of 1971 Rick Altishin Frank Baccellieri Ted Braich Gary Brentano Marc Cecchini Mike Connell Phil Garrow Rick Grbavac Cliff Jensen Greg Jones Mike Kendig Phil Potestio Glenn Schnaidt Gerry Tinkle Mike Tschida Rick Waibel Class of 1972 Le Roy Buelt Ted Clifford Ed Fitzgerald Mike Foley James Friedhoff Mike Gleason Brent Jacobs Clyde Jenkins Tim Mahaffy Dcn. George Mounce Joe Panowicz John Repman Pat Roth Blaine Werner Dan Winczewski Class of 1973 Gary Berndt Jim Borquist Emmett Brennan Bryan Concannon Tony DeFazio Peter Dehen Jim Fisher Tim Fleskes Pete Garrow Bob Hart Pat Laskowski Mark Mathews James O’Reilly Tom Phelan Jeff Shrum Pat Terrell Greg Thelen Jeff Tomlin Steve Turina Phil Westberg Scott Wilson Class of 1974 Dan Christ Terry Fleskes
Tim George Chris Gregg Tom Hartman Tom Hulett Steve Kraemer Rick Kuhn Mark Pinder Terry Powers Greg Rinehart Brian Riverman John Vetto Dave Weber Tony Wege Class of 1975 Joel Bradach Tim Bruer Paul Cassidy Mike Cebula Kevin Cerri Mark Codino Jay Coulter Pat Dolan Steve Ellefson Rick Evers Pat Ferguson Mark Fucile Tim Gutfleisch Dan Hatala Mark Holland Johnnie Lagana Nels Lundgren Tom Mayer Duffy Moore Matt Pinder DJ Prevo John Schumacher John Sullivan Neal Tollisen Class of 1976 Mike Barnes Joe Beede Gordon Clifford Don DeMarco Bob Fahlman Marty Fitzpatrick John Garrow Michael Holmes Steve Holmes Jeff Kent Bill Leineweber Phil Moran Jeff Murray Dave Olsen Mike Small Bill Walsh Mark Wiese
Class of 1977 Chris Corrado Frank Guidarelli Steve Hedberg Brad Jacobs Rick Kelly Dan Malone Brian Moran Dennis Oliver Mike Pinder K.C. Rogers Class of 1978 Tom Braunstein Dick Clark
John Cook Jeff Garbarino Mike Gorman Matt Hainley Larry Hauth Dan Kiefel Matt King Dave Lamkin Tom Markgraf Bill Mildenberger Patrick Morris Marty Ryan Jon Shrum John Tabshy
Alumni Giving by Year Class of 1992 Class of 1993 Class of 1994 Class of 1995 Class of 1996 Class of 1997 Class of 1998 Class of 1999 Class of 2000 Class of 2001 Class of 2002 Class of 2003 Class of 2004 Class of 2005 Class of 2006 Class of 2007 Class of 2008 Class of 2009 Class of 2010 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Class of 2013 Class of 2014 Class of 2015 Class of 2016 Class of 2017 Class of 2018 Class of 2019 Class of 2020 Class of 2021 Class of 2022 Class of 2023 Class of 2024
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ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Class of 1979 Sam Bradach Tom Campbell Sean Dooney†* Tom Farrell Tim Fleischmann Greg Galati Jerry Gianotti Dan Harrington Jim King Frank Leipzig Jim Manning Dan Riler Mark Santangelo Rick Susnjara John Tercek Jeff Weber Class of 1980 Peter Corrado Mark Farrell Joe Gartin Alan Gianotti Don Hanna John Holland Bill Mathews Mike Moran Martin Pinder John Waters Class of 1981 Mark Feller Jeff Hegstrom Mark McGinnis Marshall Pinder Jim Schlotfeldt Joe Shrum Class of 1982 Stan Arrigotti Paul Braunstein Chris Dutton Tom Haglund Francis Jaeger Andy LaFrazia Bob Mathews Al Schlotfeldt John Van Hoomissen Steve Volk Class of 1983 Renée (Mack) Baumgartner Chris Campbell Michelle Codino Pat Dugan Richard English Gus Farah Don Gritzmacher Bob Meucci Mark Potter Mike Redler 42 | Central Catholic Magazine
Lisa (Allen) Rowan Jose Vithayathil Class of 1984 Tony Beseau Peggy (Chapman) Bubenik Matt Collins John Cooney Marc Fazio Ed Garrow Doug Gritzmacher Chris Paulus Class of 1985 Susanne (Warfield) Barrer Molly Burtchaell Teri Calcagno Jeff Delegato Maria Galati Barbara (Litchfield) Hill John Kaempf Ben Lyons Molly (Beckwith) Lyons Ian Montone Molly (Van Beek) Paustian Mary Beth Pinder Eileen Rodriguez Vicki (Dewey) Rotolo John Weber Jennifer (Robinson) Weir JP Zingmark Class of 1986 Mike Beaulieu Eddie Edwards Kelley Flatters Ole Forsberg Maria Gianotti John Lance Kevin Toon Jennifer West Class of 1987 Melissa Burtchaell Tim Dooney Julie (Warfield) Gorretta Dave Gorretta Dana (Gritzmacher) McElligott John Moran Kevin Murphy José Pinomesa Tom Sanchez Carl Zingmark Class of 1988 Eric Anctil Pat Beaulieu Suzanne (Foley) Belatti Tiffanie Cochran Ranta John Paul Ditty Dena (Gasiewski) Dooney
Mike Hill Matt Horne Allison (Angelo) Johnson Mike Kirkmire DeAnna (Pulliam) Like Emily (Van Beek) McKnight Bill Medak Amy (Feller) Mehas Gene Moreland Jon Myers Greg Pashley Bernadette (Breiling) Small Mike Van Hoomissen Krista (Gibby) Wuest Class of 1989 Pete Baker Jenna (Schuster) Bass Lisa (Wilcoxen) Behrndt Mark Fuller Todd Gorger Steve Hundt Stephen Hunt Kris (Kocher) Myers Anna (Degraffenreid) Niemela Mark Ronayne Sean Ryan Beth (Mottau) Schaller Claire Schulte Class of 1990 Sara (Tellert) Betty Tracy Cone Bryan Doherty Tasheaya (Warren) Ellison Maria (Honl) Elmore Nathan Maszy Greg Ryan Shannon (Wellnitz) Ryan Class of 1991 Aaron Angelo Jeff Couttouw Eric Gorger Lisa (Brantley) Hicks Class of 1992 Jeff Allen Jessica (Hoffman) Allen Jennifer (Fleming) Marx Jonathan McGowan Brad Rees Becki Shelly Class of 1993 Kent Cebula Brian Chaney Chris Cone Anne (Tellert) Daniels Jeff Ginter† Harry Hanna
Rachel Hutson Jeff Kirkman Mary Ellen (Bray) McGinty Meghan (Faherty) Phelps Meredith (Fitzgerald) Rowan Class of 1994 Jake Christensen Lolita (Schramm) Gallamore Michael Gonzales Sarah Mariani Kristen (Stansgar) McFarlane Heather Murphy Grund Jaime Petrjanos Malensky Sarah Petrone Don Rose Traci (LeDoux) Ryan Jeremy Stupfel Melissa (Medak) Stupfel Melissa Weisensee Jeff Weston Class of 1995 Jonas Allen Sara (Mottau) Allen Susie (Timm) Ames Mindy (Coad) Berg Katie (Angelo) Bortolazzo Lauren (Clove) Hubler Mike Mitchoff Jory Moran Liesl (Handwerker) Nebel Peter Rauch Chris Richard Scott Rom Sara (Sitter) Trevino Jill (Keitges) Wellnitz Kevin Wellnitz Class of 1996 Deev Brar Colleen (Leineweber) Close Royce Dille Missy (Powers) Schellinkhout Tiffany Weston Adam Winslow Luke Woodruff Class of 1997 Sharlene (Asencion) Alagar Cary Geist Charlene Hannibal Matt Johnston Heather (Hawkins) McGowan Melissa (Minier) Tenorio Thuy Vo Celine Willard Class of 1998 Mike Draper Seth Gardner
ALUMNI GIVING BY CLASS Emily Gust Carli Halligan Betsy Kapranos Monica (Burtchaell) Kearsley Joel Kralj Brian Miskimins Shannon (Keenan) Moran Kristen (Grbavac) O’Halloran John Paul Sarah (Watts) Paul Katie (Ryan) Penwell Brian Timm Class of 1999 Riley Bradach Katie Dulcich Matt Fleskes Ryan Foote Katie (Turina) Fuller Andrew Hagerty Rizeld (Rios) Hagerty John Leineweber Chris Mathews Nikki Neuburger Jason Penwell Michelle (Minier) Roseborough Jenny (Ferguson) Streb Kristin (Schoenheit) Timm Class of 2000 J. J. Coon Sarah DeDonato Craig Kirkman Katie (Gleason) Nedved Andy Ostrom Chris Stupfel Class of 2001 Katie (Mathews) Campbell Jessica (Waters) Connor Sara (Stores) Stauffer Class of 2002 Tony Halligan Michelle (Harrison) Hansen Erica (Hensley) Lyman Graham Neuburger Sean Toyooka Class of 2003 Kate (Benz) Bethell Katie (Lesseg) Colhoff Pat Ferguson Ali (Lajoie) Herboth Eric Herboth Rich Holman Marie (Payne) Lundahl Jessica (Higgins) Nelis Nick Salvi Kay Solazzo
Class of 2004 Liz (Waters) Espeland Chris Hatfield Mark Turina Class of 2005 Corey Allen Kate Callaghan Manning Ricky Chapman Kate (Brown) Evenson John Ferguson Ally (Carr) Ferguson Matt Illias Jake Manning Brianna (Pinder) Neumann Dan Onderko Kelly (Mathews) Zarosinski Leo Zarosinski Class of 2006 Bryce Bloodworth Liz (Brandes) Cayot Lindsey Pierce Class of 2007 Calvin Bair Brian Barkdoll Betsy Dulcich Abe Ichinoe Bridget Leineweber Kevin O’Malley Mary Beth Spencer Tony VanDomelen Class of 2008 Elena (Pinder) Bliven Luke Boyer Arianna (Nassib) Fouad Ellie (Trebelhorn) Kessler Nia Looper Jeremy McIntosh Joseph Polen Kelsey Schneider Ben Summers Class of 2009 Katie Battilega April Bell Christina Kempster Dani Klupenger Grace Laskowski Chris Wittmayer Class of 2010 Delaney Costello Marc Gonzales Hayley Holmes Sean Kollman Stefan Marineau Julie Morse
Siobhan O’Malley Sammy Snaer
Zach Pyne Griffin Thenell
Class of 2011 Paul Bluhm David Carr Zalena (Puentes-Davis) Carr Julia Courtney Amanda Craig Kathleen Lance Mike Laskowski Rylie (Schlottmann) Laskowski Kelsey McGinnis Molly O’Connor Troy Santangelo Brennan Scarlett Emma Shepanek Allison Skalbeck Meredith St. Clair
Class of 2017 Kain Blevins Ellie McElligott Cooper O’Brien Emily Pinder
Class of 2012 Morgan Klupenger Kevin Matheny Patrick Rowley Emily-Rose Wiitala Sam Zinsli Class of 2013 Richie English Caitlin Gast Chris Hart Emily Johnson Robert Pahissa Cameron (Ainslie) Schwab Class of 2014 Alli Darne Alessandra Fazio Tom Hoang Katie Kehoe Kelley O’Toole Nora Pinder Class of 2015 Elliot Cahn Casey Dumont Gabby Galluzzo Kevin Laskowski Sean Laskowski Taylor Maxwell Da’Naya Mayes-Barnes Will Paustian Jean-Luc Toku Sophie Ziels Class of 2016 Graydon Gast Julia Johnson Cav Lefor Brennan Noailles
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We gratefully acknowledge the following individuals and businesses for their part in making the auction a success and we encourage each of you to patronize these businesses whenever you have the opportunity. Guests who contributed to the Paddle Raise are included in the Honor Roll of Donors beginning on page 21. 13 Virtues Brewing Co. 503 Distilling AAA Oregon/Idaho Alpine Entertainment Andante Vineyard AniChe Cellars Ankeny Vineyard Annie Bloom’s Books Annie Wise Interior Design Apex Performance Wellness & Rehab Zach Arquilevich ’21 Arthur Murray Dance Studio Artistic Bliss Ashley Flowers Yoga Atiyeh Bros. Audubon Society of Portland Ayres Vineyard B.P., Lester & Regina John Foundation James Backenstos ’60 Bamboo Sushi The Bar Method - Portland Barista Barre3 Cedar Mill Baseballism Bay Club Portland Beacon Rock Golf Course Bennington Properties Big Yard Foundation, Brennan Scarlett ’11 Charlie Black ’23 Black Butte Ranch Bleu Clair Salon Mike ’65 and Debby Brands Broadway Books The Broadway Grill & Brewery Bronca Cathedral Ridge Winery Adam Campbell and Carrie Godlee-Campbell Cape Horn Estate Cascade Seismic The Cazadero Steakhouse Central Catholic High School Central Catholic Athletics Department Central Catholic Bee Club Central Catholic Board of Directors Central Catholic Football Team Families Central Catholic Students 4 Students Chamber Music Northwest The Children’s Course Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office Classical Ballet Academy COAST Products
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ALUMNI UPDATES Dick Safranski ’50 is happily retired from a career at Rose City Printing and Packaging. He is busy enjoying life with his two children and eight grandchildren, who range in age from 14 to 35 years. He tells us, half-jokingly, “Life is good, but being 78 was sure easier than being 88.” Dick shared a story that his contemporaries would appreciate. On a recent trip with his daughter to an antique store in Wheeler, Oregon, Dick spotted, in a locked glass case, a pocket knife engraved: Father Neuville. Having been a student of Fr. Joe Neuville’s at Central Catholic in the late 1940s, Dick just had to purchase the knife. He tells us, “Fr. Neuville was a good priest, a good man, and a good teacher. I was one of the many who admired him...I firmly believe that everything happens for a reason - there are no coincidences, only God-incidences. So I believe that it was providential that I found Fr. Joe Neuville’s pocket knife.”
Chris Hart ’13 graduated from Regis University in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science in Business Finance and a minor in Politics. He is currently living in Denver, Colorado and working as a multi-family investment sales analyst for JLL Capital Markets.
Elena (Pinder) Bliven ’08 and husband Robb welcomed a son, Reginald Wynn, on June 12, 2021.
Claire Bradach ’08 and husband Johnny Kovatch welcomed a son, Hart Samuel, on August 11, 2021. Kevin Dimmitt ’09 and Kim Vo ’09 were wed on July 17, 2021 at St. Rita Church in Portland, Oregon.
Dick contacted us to see if we could pass the knife along to Fr. Neuville’s family. We are happy to report that Fr. Neuville’s sister-inlaw Pat Neuville, his nieces Mary and Ann, and nephews, Paul ’78 and Tim ’80, were delighted to have the knife back in the family where it now resides with Paul in San Jose, California. Thank you, Dick, for the update and for sharing this story of your serendipitous trip to that antique store in Wheeler. Katelyn Callaghan Manning ’05 and husband Jake Manning ’05 welcome a son, John Grant Manning, on August 12, 2021. He joins brothers Cal (5) and William (3).
Clarke Flowers ’09 and Matthew Smith welcomed a son, Brooks Riley Smith, on August 20, 2020, and after delays from the pandemic, were finally able to hold their wedding celebration on May 15, 2021. Erin Guidarelli ’09 married Zachary Ferracane on June 26, 2021 at Black Butte Ranch in Central Oregon. Collin O’Grady ’09 and Abigail Daeges ’13 married on July 24, 2021 at East Fork Country Estate in Damascus, Oregon. Cameron Ainslie ’13 married Spencer Schwab on June 19, 2021 at Oakview Acres in Canby, Oregon.
Kevin O’Malley ’07 married Tara Higgins on July 31, 2021 at The Grotto in Portland, Oregon.
Bryce Rosenbaum ’13 graduated from Chapman University in 2017, earning a Bachelor of Business Administration, with a major in Entrepreneurship/ Entrepreneurial Studies, and a minor in Leadership. He is living in Milwaukie, Oregon with two fellow Central Catholic graduates from the Class of 2013. He is a licensed Realtor at Harcourts Real Estate Network Group as well as a real estate investor and was recently named one of Portland Real Producers magazine’s “Rising Stars.” Matthew Hart ’15 graduated from California Lutheran University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Business Administration, with an emphasis in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He is living in San Diego, California and working as a property services associate at Sudberry Properties. After graduating from Central Catholic, Matthew Nwerem ’16 went on to attend Chapman University where he majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and minored in Computer Science. Matthew had always been interested in computers and computations, as well as medicine, so that is why he joined a 4+1 program at Chapman, which allowed him to earn a Master in Computational and Data Sciences in one additional year after earning his undergraduate degree. He plans to use both degrees as an approach to help improve patient care. Currently, Matthew is a first-year medical student at Morehouse School of Medicine in Atlanta, Georgia. Upon reflecting on his academic journey up to this point, he notes, “The path to becoming a physician is long and arduous, so I have to shout out my friends who have been with me every step of the way.” Additionally, he shares that he is still in close contact with many of his friends from Central Catholic. Gyllian Mullen ’19 wrote to let us know she had two original songs come out this summer. They debuted on Spotify under the name “Aslin.” Gyllian first released an album the year she graduated from Central Catholic, with the help of Chris McLean ’94 and the school’s recording studio. Annual Report | 47
ALUMNI UPDATES Alumni Return to Central Catholic We recently welcomed back several alumni to Central Catholic as they joined our faculty and staff for this new school year. Teri Calcagno ‘85 returned to the Counseling Department after a short departure in 2017. She spent the intervening years working from home for the College Board while also caring for her mother. Once her mother was no longer able to stay at home safely, Teri worked at Lakeridge High School and Jesuit High School before coming back home to Central Catholic. David Lester ‘94 joined Central Catholic as a religion teacher midway through the 20202021 school year. He is currently teaching Theology I and II. Prior to joining Central Catholic, David taught middle school (20012008), high school (2008-2015), and then at the University level (2015-2021). Stefan Marineau ‘10 is teaching Algebra, Honors Algebra I and II, and Math Lab this year. Stefan joins Central Catholic after teaching at St. Rose School and coaching CYO Basketball. Prior to that, he graduated from the University of Oregon with a degree in Economics, and decided to become a teacher, launching his teaching career in 2017. Elisabeth Pinder ‘15 joined the Central Catholic Math Department, teaching Algebra I and II this year. She recently graduated from Linfield University with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology, and is currently pursuing her master’s degree in Secondary Education and Teaching from the University of Phoenix. Kara Shea ‘15 joined the Athletic Department as the Assistant to the Athletic Director and Game Manager. Kara graduated from the University of Oregon in 2019 with a degree in Public Relations, and was most recently working at Lululemon. Prior to that, she was an events intern for the 2016 Eugene Marathon, worked at Nike as the Assistant Logistical Coordinator for all Nike World Headquarters employee events, and was a personal trainer and strength and conditioning intern for the University of Oregon football team between 2016-2019.
Bonded by Baseball The players and coaches of Central Catholic’s 1973 Varsity Baseball Team have kept in touch with each other sporadically over the years. It had been nearly five decades since they were together as a team, the last time being the end of their unforgettable 1973 season, in which they won the Metro League Championship and took third in State. Despite this infrequent communication, the bonds of that team remained strong, albeit not always visible, but clearly tied together from their shared experiences at Central Catholic. Come April 2021, the team learned of some unfortunate news: Vic Jacobson ‘73, shortstop on the 1973 baseball team, passed away from colon cancer. Vic had been on both the varsity baseball and basketball teams while he attended Central Catholic. Upon hearing of his passing, 1973 varsity baseball coach Brent Kehoe ‘60 wanted to arrange a celebration in remembrance of Vic, so he and a few players from the 1973 Varsity baseball team worked to track down their teammates to coordinate a reunion in honor of Vic. After much coordination, the entire 1973 team was set to gather for a celebration of life on August 3, 2021 at Sckavone Stadium in Portland. Sckavone was the 1973 Baseball team’s home field, and the perfect place to memorialize their departed teammate. Nearly all the players from the 1973 baseball and basketball teams came to celebrate the life of Vic Jacobson. One of the baseball team leaders, Greg Thelen ‘73, read a prayer that Msgr. Tim Murphy ‘58 composed to memorialize Vic’s life. Additionally, remembrances were also made for Ray Clifford ‘73, who passed away in 1995, and John Knight ‘74, who is battling health issues. After paying their respects, the team moved to Sellwood Park, which served as their practice field for the 1973 season. There they reminisced about the great plays they made, thinking back to their defeat of Wilson High School to claim the Metro League title. They recalled how Msgr. Murphy, who was teaching at Central Catholic at the time, was one of their biggest fans, rarely missing a game. They even shared stories about some of the greatest life lessons they learned while at Central Catholic. But perhaps most importantly, these teammates, who were united for the first time in 48 years, cherished their time together and the undeniable bond that was fostered by their experience both as teammates and as classmates at Central Catholic.
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IN MEMORY In Memory • Alumni Richard Leonard DeCristoforo ’43 August 22, 2014 Leon Jerry Ryan ’43 April 27, 2021 David Andrew Holland ’45 July 27, 2019 Francis Anthony Riedl ’46 December 3, 2018 Robert John Wiesmann ’46 August 13, 2018 Roger Leonard Hicks ’47 April 13, 2013 John Kirby Pain ’47 July 5, 2018 William Kendall Peterson ’49 January 15, 2018 Edward Dennis Lacey ’51 April 28, 2021 Francis Joseph O’Connor ’51 April 5, 2020 Peter John Ryan ’54 September 6, 2021 Walter Elliot Shepard ’56 July 31, 2021 John Douglas Ward ’56 August 10, 2021 Richard Alex Jaenicke ’57 March 7, 2017 David Ross McDonough ’57 March 19, 2020 Thomas Robert Hamilton ’58 June 1, 2020 Raymond Charles Klupenger ’58 October 22, 2021 Willis Newton Rappe, Jr. ’58 June 29, 2021 John Anthony “Tony” Scheeland ’58 October 18, 2021 Thomas Alan Classen ’59 July 31, 2021 Kenneth Stephen Meuchel ’61 August 24, 2017
Gary David Thornton ’61 March 13, 2017 Kenneth Benedict Virnig ’61 March 15, 2021 Robert Dennis Martin ’62 March 2021 Thomas Anthony Perisich ’63 September 14, 2021 Donald Eugene Swenson ’63 March 4, 2021 Patrick James Delaney ’64 May 22, 2021 Raymond Arthur Rex ’65 July 30, 2021 Scott Reagan Hannigan ’66 June 25, 2021 John Allen Murphy ’66 August 9, 2021 Thomas Robert Simmons ’66 October 22, 2021 Timothy Jay Bertrand ’69 July 24, 2021 Kenneth Gilbert Vail ’69 October 30, 2021 Richard William Weller ’70 March 10, 2020 Patrick Michael Carter ’71 June 16, 2020 Randall Lawrence Monda ’71 January 31, 2012 William Scott Sernett ’73 September 14, 2021 Gerard Joseph Barnes ’74 October 14, 2021 Marcus William Covert ’79 July 4, 2021 Mark Richard Perry ’80 October 1, 2021 Eric Sean Wieber ’02 July 11, 2021 Christopher RD Kelly ’25 November 6, 2021
In Memory • Family of Alumni Edward John Doell August 22, 2021 Eugene Edward Feltz July 25, 2021 Patricia Joan Forsythe July 25, 2021 Harry R. Gillgam May 27, 2021 Mark R. Gillgam June 19, 2021 Patricia Gloden July 13, 2021 Jack Marvin Gonsalves December 23, 2019 Shirley Ann Kavanaugh June 29, 2021 Patricia Suzanne Knapp May 9, 2021 Noreen Kelly McGraw May 31, 2021 Elsie Rice Murphy June 5, 2021 Mary Ann Myers July 17, 2021 Bernard A “Bud” Ossey July 23, 2021 Carl Marcus Saltveit May 23, 2021 Robert George Schlegel June 28, 2021 Robert Luciano Secolo May 22, 2021 Sharon Bell Smith January 31, 2020 Central Catholic coach and teacher, Joe Schaffeld, died August 6, 2021 at the age of 85. He was the head football coach and taught history and PE at Central Catholic from 1963 to 1966. After Central, Joe went on to become an iconic figure on the Duck football staff. Though his time at Central was short, he is well remembered by the young men who played for him.
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