“Cheerfulness prepares a glorious mind for all the noblest acts.”
- Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
In the name of the Sisters of Charity, the Board of Directors, the staff and residents, it is my privilege to share with you this 2021-2022 Biennial Report of the Elizabeth Seton Residence.
The health of any organization is essentially related to the dedication and expertise of its administrators and staff. With that as a measure, Elizabeth Seton Residence is thriving under the capable leadership of Ms. Lori Ferrante and her colleagues. There is no surprise in stating that the past three years have been extraordinarily challenging for healthcare facilities, Elizabeth Seton Residence included. The Covid-19 pandemic and its related issues put enormous stress on healthcare professionals, with many leaving the profession. Yet, ESR, under the same pressures, has been able to maintain its 5-star quality rating with the Centers for Medicare/Medicaid Services (CMS) as well as being recognized as a Top Performing Skilled Nursing Facility by US News & World Report in both Short Term Rehabilitation and Long Term Care categories for the 10th year in a row! What a wonderful tribute to those who serve our residents!
As Covid has subsided, ESR has been able to reestablish its dynamic group programming, inviting guest artists to entertain our residents, or engage them in activities. Very specially, families have been able to share holiday meals with loved ones as visiting restrictions became more relaxed.
In September, 2022 Sister Judith Breen, the administrator of Marillac Residence – the Level IV Rest Home that shares the Wellesley campus – retired from her position to return to Canada. Her departure provided Legacy Lifecare, the facilities’ management company, the opportunity to reorganize senior management of both Elizabeth Seton and Marillac Residences. The vision was to create a CEO position which would be responsible for both licensed facilities. The administrators of each of these facilities would be accountable to this CEO. Even though the facilities remain separate, this new structure would assist in streamlining operations, enable more shared services, and establish a better sense of unity between both operations. Lori Ferrante, happily, accepted the CEO position as well as remaining the Executive Director of ESR.
As you will see in the report, our Director of Development, Judy Coogan, has been working diligently. The Fall “Meet the Need” virtual auctions were very successful. Our Boston Marathon runners, Abby McKie and Laura Cannistraro, exceeded their fundraising goals. A number of grants were sought and obtained. Many hands support our mission, not least of which are yours, our donors.
As we look to the future, we are hope-filled and confident that as some challenges have abated, ESR will continue to flourish as it moves forward. We are grateful for all who have made ESR the wonderful home it is for our loved ones.
Congregational Leadership Team
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC Congregational Leader
Sr. Joan Butler, SC Congregational Councilor
Sr. Joan Dawber, SC Congregational Councilor
Sr. Mary Lynn Flett, SC
Congregational Councilor
Sr. Mary Anne Foster, SC Congregational Councilor
Executive Director & CEO
Lori A. Ferrante, MBA, LNHA, OT/L
Clinical Team 2021 - 2022
Rosalba DiMonda, RN, CDONA/LTC Director of Nursing
Lucy C. Paniszyn, MD Medical Director
Allan N. Engel, MD
Alicia Ringel, MD
Hilary F. White, MD
Katherine Holcomb, CNP
Lisa J. Kim, CNP
Linda Liu, ANP-BC, GNP-BC
Nancy M. Sullivan, CNP
TO CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE WHERE ALL FEEL WELCOME AND RESPECTED
Welcome to the 2021 - 2022 Biennial Report of Elizabeth Seton Residence. The past two years proved to be years that tested our resilience. Despite the adversity and uncertainty that COVID presented, we continued to strive for excellence amidst very challenging circumstances. We were put to the test and the mettle of our staff prevailed. I am proud to say that we have weathered the storm and have emerged stronger as we carry out our mission of delivering the finest healthcare possible with compassion and dignity in an atmosphere where all feel welcome and respected.
As I write this letter, I do so with gratitude. I am proud of our accomplishments, confident in our abilities, inspired by our extraordinary staff and the community that continues to support us. I am also grateful for you, our generous supporters and families. You embrace us in our mission with a steadfast commitment and we are most thankful for your continued vote of confidence.
You will see across the pages of this Biennial Report that despite two dizzying years of constant regulatory and pandemic changes, our staff never wavered in their focus on caring for our residents, and one another. It has been wonderful to watch our residents emerge from COVID restrictions, coming together for engaging group activities, attending Mass in the Chapel, and embracing the joy of being together in community. The happy laughter, music, smiles and social banter are now daily occurrences! Our residents are not just passing time here, they are thriving. We are all moving forward, ready and prepared for whatever tomorrow will bring.
We remain driven by our unwavering mission of providing compassionate care to those we have the opportunity to serve. You are an integral part of this effort, and we are most grateful for your support. Thank you so very much.
Sincerely,
Lori A. Ferrante, MBA, LNHA, OT/L Executive Director & CEO
Elizabeth Seton Residence
Mount St. Vincent Wellesley, Massachusetts
Photo: Halloween 2021
“With faith and love, we remember the lives and efforts of all at Elizabeth Seton Residence affected by the COVID Pandemic.” We were grateful to finally gather together for a Celebration of Life and Memorial Tree Dedication in May of 2021. Families and staff gathered in our courtyard to honor those we lost when the pandemic hit. Lori Ferrante welcomed everyone, noting much had been missed this past year...including the opportunity to say goodbye.
The singing from our nurse Marie was beautiful, while reflections and prayers from our Chaplain Tanya, Director of Nursing Rose, Nurse Practitioner Nancy, and family member Father Hickey warmed our hearts. Families added their own message to stones inscribed with the names of those lost. As a violinist and cellist from the Wellesley Symphony Orchestra played, each stone was placed in a basket by family members, as names were read and remembered. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the stones were carefully placed around the memorial tree. When the tree blooms each Spring, we will recall with love, those who were lost, and remember the grace, strength, compassion and courage of the staff who served them, and all our residents, throughout the pandemic.
I am from a small town called Au Borgne, north of Haiti. My family and I left Haiti because we were being persecuted by the Haitian army. Thankfully, I have now been living in the United States for many years. During this time, I became a certified nursing assistant. In 2001, my husband and I moved to Massachusetts where I enrolled in Roxbury Community College to pursue my associate in science degree in health care.
In 2018, I joined the Elizabeth Seton Residence as a certified nursing assistant (CNA) where I developed a special bond with the residents. That led to my decision to enroll in nursing school. In 2021, I received confirmation that I had passed my board exams. After I received the news, the first person I called was Rose DiMonda, the ESR Director of Nursing to let her know that I was now a licensed practical nurse! In the beginning, I was nervous about my new role, but over time I grew confident in my skills and abilities. Elizabeth Seton is an amazing place for a new nurse to start a career. ESR has inspired me to purse my nursing education even further thanks to all the administrators and staff who are so incredibly kind and supportive.
Hercilia Bernard, LPN Elizabeth Seton ResidenceComing from a hospital background, Elizabeth Seton Residence has a very different, welcoming sense of home. I enjoy a special, far more personal connection with each of the residents and I take that to heart. My team and I ensure that ESR is environmentally safe and accessible for residents and their families. This is fundamentally important for their happiness and quality of life. We are vigilant with key initiatives such as infection control and staff training, along with the new challenges of a post-Covid world. We are proud of what we do and we renew that effort each and every day for the comfort of our residents.
Christopher Rivas Director of Environmental Services
It has been my joy to join the Elizabeth Seton Residence team. I have the privilege of being with residents and families during some of the most sacred and precious moments in life. The faith and good will that are integral parts of this community are things that daily inspire me and remind me of the words of St. Francis, “it is in giving that we receive”.
Erin Mahadeo Director of Spiritual Care
I began my time at Elizabeth Seton Residence 12 years into my nursing career. I grew up and always worked on the North Shore so this was a fun transition and a little closer to the city. I was given the opportunity to manage the short-term rehab patients along with long-term residents. I find myself watching the nurses and CNA’s on my floor care compassionately every day for those who reside at ESR or come for a short stay to regain strength and knowledge as they prepare to return home.
I am proud of the work we do here at ESR - always ensuring the residents and patients have what they need. It is a pleasure being able to watch their lives evolve from coming here from the hospital to our team being able to assist them back to health so they can go home safely. At the same time, we also have the pleasure of comforting patients and families in their times of need and the compassion is what really makes a difference.
Aja Whitaker, RN, MSN Second Floor Unit Manager
I see great success stories every day. I am honored to be part of a team that serves people when they are at their weakest and most vulnerable. Watching them heal and progress to accomplish things they never thought they could, is why I love my work.
I began my career at ESR four years ago as an occupational therapy student in clinical rotations. ESR invested in me and fostered an environment where I could grow and learn. After working as an Occupational Therapist, I recently transitioned into my new role as the Director of Rehabilitation. I am excited to lead a team of physical therapists, occupational therapists and speech therapists, who work together with the nursing staff to develop individual rehab programs for each resident. It’s a lot of responsibility, but seeing people get better and return to home or a long-term care community gives us all great job satisfaction. What we do makes a difference and we are proud of that.
Meredith Madigan, OTR/L Director of Rehabilitation
After my youth in the Cape Verde Islands, I emigrated to the United States. I married and navigated the parallel journeys of raising my 3 children, helped to grow my husband’s business and pursued my career in nursing. Throughout the years I have often found myself with hands full, but joyfully managing it all. My career has taken me to one of the finest teaching hospitals, but my heart now lies at Elizabeth Seton Residence.
I am honored to be a member of a team that focuses on resident-centered care, and colleagues who are dedicated, respectful and approachable. We strive to remain current in a rapidly changing world. We are focused on solving issues that arise with thoughtfulness and transparency. I am proud of the work we do at ESR and the exemplary care of our residents.
Carlota Fagundo, RN Assistant Director of NursingAs the Director of Facilities, it is my responsibility to oversee facilities operations, manage staff and budgets, direct routine maintenance, respond to emergencies, manage risk, act as a liaison between contractors and conduct site inspections. Safety is our top priority.
I am proud of a staff that possesses a fantastic work ethic and it is a pleasure to maintain Elizabeth Seton Residence and the Mount St. Vincent campus in an impeccable manner. I love my job and being a part of the ESR family that serves our residents.
Hugo Berganza Director of Facilities
My appreciation for ESR and the community that supports us continues to grow with each passing year. Elizabeth Seton has given my team and I the opportunity to be creative, interactive and inventive. And, at the end of the day, when the residents are happy, it’s a job well done! They bring so much joy and a zest for life to each activity, they are an inspiration to us all. The residents teach us how to live well, and that’s a gift that lasts a lifetime.
Nicolette Lanceleve Director of ActivitiesWe partnered with the Elmwood Christian Preschool (Wellesley) for Project Nana once again for Christmas of 2021 & 2022! We were delighted to receive festive LED Christmas Candles that came accompanied by colorful artwork from the children - one for each resident! Smiles were plentiful as the candles and art were distributed. Many thanks to the Teachers, Families and Children for lighting both our rooms, and our hearts, with Christmas joy!
December 2021 - Lasell University fashion design and production student Nicolas Brown ’22 created pillows for hospice patients at the Elizabeth Seton Residence. Assistant Professor of Fashion Gail Jauregui supported Brown throughout the project.
“Using threads from our on-campus fabric closet, Nicolas single handedly completed this community service effort,” said Jauregui. He used a variety of techniques, including painting, embroidering, and embellishing to create custom pillows for the recipients. Since patient mobility is often limited in hospice, body temperatures can drop. The pillows help stimulate circulation and add much needed warmth, in addition to alleviating muscle and joint soreness.”
“I believe you make someone happy in any stage of their life, even in their final days,” says Brown. “I hope that as a result of this effort the patients feel comfortable and respected.”
In February of 2021, we also received a wonderful gift of handmade Valentine drawings and a sweet treat flower (made from a lollipop) from our friends at the Elmwood Christian Preschool. Clearly made with love, the gifts brightened the day for our residents. Everyone received a Valentine and enjoyed comparing the hand-colored masterpieces.
December 2021 - Many thanks to the Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club for joining their children in Christmas Caroling! We used outdoor microphones and indoor speakers, with children outside and residents gathered inside at the patio windows and looking down from the Solarium so all could see and hear the fun! And oh what fun - when they shifted from traditional carols to Mariah Carey. We loved their dance moves too! Thank you!
It was Girl Scout Cookie Time in March of 2021 and 2022, thanks to our generous friends from the Wellesley Mothers Forum and their donation of cookies for our residents and staff! The WMF women once again demonstrated "She wears a G for Generosity"!
We are fortunate to continue our partnership with the MassBay Nursing Program, providing a geriatric clinical rotation site to train future health care professionals.
In 2022, Russian Federation invaded my native country, Ukraine. As the Russian military forces rolled into Ukraine, murdering thousands of civilians, reducing entire cities into rubble, and forcing millions of Ukrainians to flee across the borders, the world witnessed the beginning of the biggest war in Europe since WWII. That day, my inner world collapsed, but I was not alone in my sorrow.
From the first hours of the invasion, I received tremendous support from Elizabeth Seton Residence and Marillac Residence; and I continue to experience the kindness and thoughtfulness of everyone who works, lives, and rehabilitates here. Our management team, Sisters of Charity, and colleagues offered their help, organized a donation drive for Ukraine, and decorated the building in blue and yellow to show their support for the people of Ukraine. Lori Ferrante offered to facilitate the donation drive for essential survival items, wound supplies, and pain medications. The generous donations were later delivered to a Ukrainian Church in Boston for shipment to Ukraine.
It warms my heart to know that these donations, collected at the heart of Wellesley at my workplace, made it to my home country. This act of kindness represents the love, care, and empathy with which Elizabeth Seton Residence and Marillac Residence operate every day. My place of work became my beacon of hope in the darkest times. I am truly blessed to work with so many kind, gentle, and caring people.
Many of our employees have family and friends in Haiti who were impacted by the 2021 earthquake. To provide support, our Nurse Manager Marie and Chaplain Tanya spearheaded “Tarps and Time for Haiti”, a project that invited staff to donate much-needed waterproof tarps, or dollars generated by donating from their vacation time banks. Specifically, 4 or 8 hours of earned vacation time could be donated, with ESR translating the hours into a cash donation. Over 60 hours of time were donated, resulting in a $2400 donation, in addition to many tarps and over $500 in cash! We partnered with Levo International, an organization that is providing aide and supplies to Haiti. Our tarps and funds were included in a boat shipment to Haiti. Team ESR... giving from the heart!
Thanks to the generosity of two friends and longtime supporters of ESR, we were able to raffle off an RV “Discover the Road” vacation to support Laura Cannistraro’s Boston Marathon run. The winner, Katy Abel and her husband, David Brenner, took to the road in Colorado and shared some photos of their great adventure!
“Imagine my surprise, showing up at Elizabeth Seton one day last February to visit my mother, only to discover that I’d just won Elizabeth Seton’s raffle for a one-week vacation in an RV! Wow. After much family discussion, my husband and I chose to visit the state of Colorado. We’d never been in an RV before, and as lifelong New Englanders, this western state was new terrain for us. We visited two amazing national parks: Mesa Verde, a UNESCO site of ancient Pueblo dwellings and artifacts, and Black Canyon of the Gunnison, a hidden gem with panoramic views of steep, deep gorges. We also made time to spend an afternoon at a mineral hot spring with beautiful mountain views. It was a great trip, and the activities staff made sure my mother got daily emailed dispatches from me. Thank you to the staff of Elizabeth Seton -- not only for the care and attention you give my Mom every day, but also for giving my husband and me a trip of a lifetime!”
- Katy AbelBlack Canyon, Gunnison National Park, Colorado
Katy Abel & David Brenner on the road!
Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado
Iron Mountain Hot Springs, Colorado
The Wellesley Juniors have supported Elizabeth Seton Residence for many years, both with their volunteerism and grants for various resident-centered initiatives. Past grants include funds for a custom, wheel chair accessible games table, new televisions for the Country Kitchens and iPads for resident and family communication during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are most grateful for the Juniors’ generosity and commitment to Elizabeth Seton Residence. They are an amazing group of women whose support enhances the enjoyment our residents glean from everyday activities that benefit the body, mind and spirit.
In 2021, the Juniors presented Elizabeth Seton Residence with a grant for the
purchase of outdoor patio chairs for resident comfort, safety and enjoyment. This year more than any other, spending time outdoors was truly a mood-booster!
In 2022, the Juniors supported a photography project that highlighted
the lives of each of our residents. The Hand Project tells a story of each individual resident, a life story of what their hands have accomplished, built and achieved over the years. These hand photographs along with a narrative describing their life and what their hands represent are displayed in or near the resident’s room along with the story of their lives.
“Home is where you feel comfort and warmth and know you are safe and loved. The strength and foundation of that home comes from family. Elizabeth Seton Residence exemplifies that philosophy.
My mother, Dottie Lynch, was welcomed into the Elizabeth Seton family from her first encounter when we visited and walked the campus. She found wonderful companionship through her “neighbors” and she found opportunity to be involved and make a difference. The kindness of the staff and the many activities have enabled my mom to feel connected and find fun and enjoyment in her day. After four years of living in the Elizabeth Seton Residence and seeing how compassionately my mother is regarded, my family knows that our mother has been entrusted to a wonderful family. We are blessed.
- Dolly Marchand
Dottie Lynch and Dolly Marchand
In April of 2021, the Overhead Hoyer Lift Installation was completed. The Hoyer Lift System is an overhead transfer system that is used to physically move non-ambulatory residents between their bed and chair or wheelchair. Designed for resident safety and comfort, it is an essential tool for caregivers that has significantly improved resident safety and dignity.
The lifts are key to assisting mobility-challenged residents. These personal lifts were installed in each room and for those who require assistance, it eliminated the need to wait for a shared portable lift to become available. This lift system is also providing a quieter, smoother ride compared to our portable lifts. This has been successful in reducing the anxiety some of our residents experience and has improved the overall quality of care. We are so grateful to Diane & Albert Kaneb for their matching gift and to the donors who met the match and made it all possible.
In March of 2022, we were honored to be part of a very special 65th Wedding Anniversary celebration for two of our residents, Rosemary and Alan. They celebrated with an anniversary luncheon, followed by a ceremony to renew their vows. Residents and staff dressed for the occasion and joined family members in this emotional and joyous event - 65 years of love!
Fr. Connelly was honored at our 2018 Meet the Need Dinner. The venue was filled to capacity as Fr. Connelly’s friends gathered to pay tribute.
Fr. John J. Connelly was a dedicated friend of the Elizabeth Seton Residence. His kindness and generosity were all part of his longstanding connection to ESR and the Sisters of Charity. He regularly celebrated Mass in the Mount Saint Vincent Chapel. Always supportive of staff, he was interested in them as individuals, and appreciative of their dedication to our elder population.
A brilliant student and teacher, Fr. Connelly valued education. He attended the Boston Latin School and Boston College, taught at St. John’s Seminary and served in the United States Army.
Upon his passing in 2021, ESR received a bequest from his estate. Upon receiving his kind donation, we thought a fitting tribute would be to establish a Staff Education Fund in his memory. The Reverend John J. Connelly Education Fund allows us to provide scholarship funds to staff pursuing advanced education or certification in health care fields and ongoing staff education via seminars and continuing education. We welcome donations to the Fund to support staff education at a level that would not be possible without the generosity of friends such as Father Connelly.
2022 DPH - CMP Visitation Aid Grant
Six portable air filtration units
$ 3,000
2022 MassHealth Provider Access Improvement Grant Program (PAIGP)
HRIA Health Resources in Action
$66,189
New mattresses, hospital beds and bariatric mattresses; Digital clocks for those with dementia or Alzheimer’s Disease; OmniTrainer Exercise Training Bicycle for Rehab; Roche Coagucheck; Abbott Piccolo Express Analyzer
2021 MassHealth Provider Access Improvement Grant Program (PAIGP)
HRIA Health Resources in Action
$23,587
PockeTalker Ultra Sound Amplifiers; Knee Scooter; Wheelchairs; Hoyer Lifts & slings; Boogie Boards & accessories; Rolling shower chairs
2021 Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities
Eversound Wireless Headphone Group Listening System
R-Zero Arc Sanitization Machine & Personal Protective Equipment
2021 Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club
New patio chairs for the courtyard
2022 Wellesley Hills Junior Women’s Club
$33,220
$ 3,020
$ 2,930 Hand Project
We are thankful for the following grants received in 2021 & 2022
“I cannot say enough about the amazing care, and support I received at Elizabeth Seton. The rehab, meals and staff put me on the road to recovery. I feel very blessed to have been able to stay for over three weeks after surgery and return home able to walk again after months on a walker and cane. We are so fortunate to have them in Wellesley.
Thanks Elizabeth Seton Residence.”
Barbara Hernberg Wellesley, Massachusetts
14 Elizabeth Seton Residence
Animal Visiting Day
Halloween 2021
In both 2021 & 2022 we were honored to be recognized by US News & World Report for the 9th & 10th consecutive years.
We were privileged to host the confirmation ceremonies for St. Paul and St. John outdoors on the lawn in front of Elizabeth Seton Residence in April of 2021. Over 100 students received the sacrament in 6 ceremonies. The Holy Spirit was truly present on our campus! The confirmation instructors did a wonderful job, and the weather - mostly- cooperated. Happy to share our campus for this wonderful celebration!
$5000 + Anonymous
Thomas J. Chisholm & Family
Bruce & Janice Rogoff
Walter & Joan Zwible
$2500 +
Janet P. Curry
Alfred & Diane Kaneb
Two Friends of ESR
$1000 +
Teri Adler
Denis & Jeanne Conroy
Robert & Jolanta Eckert
Kathleen M.Forde
David & Angela Kenny
Sr. Anne Magner
US Province of Religious of Jesus & Mary
Schoner Family
Lucille Wilson
Walter & Joan Zwible
$500 +
Rev. James G. Burke
Frank Cevetello
Rev. Francis X. Conroy
Charles Desjardins
North Shore Data Services
Anna Mae Dunn
David & Eileen Guadagnoli
Gerard F. & Mary Rondeau Kiley
Clare A. Joyce
Ed & Kira Nelson
Thomas & Norberta Reilly
Sisters of Charity, Marillac Residence
Mary R. Tornabene
$250 +
Barbara Clarke
Robert & Jolanta Eckert
George & Mary Ellen Eldridge
Rev. Msgr. Jamie Gigantiello
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Carol Groden
John & Sheila Harris
James Harrington
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Marjorie Kearney
Jim & Barbara Kaufman
Anne M. McBride
Cathleen H. Morrison
Roger & Dorothea Thomas
Claire Regan
Bill Robertson
B4Time, Inc.
Ellen Rooney
Mary R. Tornbene
Rita Williams
Sarah Yahoodik
$100 and below
Amazon Smile
Sr. Maureen Beale, SC
Jon & Kathleen Bonsall
Raymond Capobianco
Sisters of Charity
Joseph & Joan Clifford
Sr. Mary Ann Connolly, SC
Gene & Maura Connors
Paul & Judith Costello
Paul Creedon
Michael J. Danahy
Josephine DeCristofaro
Sr. Evelyn Dobzanski, SC
William & Marcia Doiron
Joan Driscoll
Frank & Colleen Duffy
George & Mary Ellen Eldridge
Allan & Julie Engel
Robert Falvey
Kathleen Feely
Joseph F. Finn, Jr.
Eleanor Fusoni
Paul George
Nick & Julie Gilbert
Karen Graham
Thomas R. Green
Green’s Hardware & Paint
Richard Gribaudo
Barbara Bruno-Golden & Christopher Golden
Margaret Hayes
Sr. Barbara Higgins, SC
Arthur & Rose Hines
Sr. Joan J. Holmberg, SC
Madelyn Jackman
John & Andrea Johnson
Ted & Sandy Joseph
Amy Kane
Marjorie Kearney
William H. Kent
Mary Ann Keyes
Paul King
Theresa Kramer
Srs. Marie LaBollita & Frances Ryan
Carolyn Lira
James & Maureen Lubben
Keith Marden
Leslie Warner Maloney
Constance Malloy
Michael & Maureen Mazrimas
Anne F. McBride
Dorothy McBrine
Mary G. McCarthy
Sr. Patricia McCarthy, SC
Joanne McGrath
Lillian McLaughlin
Patricia Merlo
Wendy Miklus
Nancy Miller
Patricia L. Mitchell
Sr. Barbara Monahan, SC
Ed & Beverly Mulholland
John F. Mulloy, Jr.
Mary Mulhern
Francis Mutrie
Richard & Mary Ann Nawrocki
James D. O’Connor
Margaret V. O’Connor
Timothy & Joan O’Connor
Kevin O’Sullivan
Mary Jo Petrone
Barbara Redmond
Sisters of Charity
Jack & Mary Rudolph North Andover, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity, Ressurection Ascension Convent Rego Park, New York
Sisters of Charity
Needham, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Marian Community
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Marillac Residence
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity, Brooklyn, New York
Sisters of Charity, Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sisters of Charity, Bayside, New York
Sisters of Charity, Seaford, New York
Sisters of Charity
Wollaston, Massachusetts
Judith Splaine
Eileen Sullivan
Mary E. Sullivan
Richard J. & Gladys Sullivan
Donald Thomas & Family
Kathleen Tubman
Mary Uhl
Dana Vannasse
Catherine M. Warshovsky
Barbare Wengler
Patricia Wiggin
Barbara Wooten
Carol & Steven Yahhodik & Family
David & Erin Yahoodik & Family
Janice Young
Jerold Ziegelman
Walter & Joan Zwible
$5000 + Anonymous
Nancy Lukitsh
Christopher McGratty
$2500 +
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Missionary Sisters of the Society of Mary
$1000 +
Two Friends of ESR
Catherine Abel & David Brenner
Charles & Carole Boyd
Denis & Jeanne Conroy
Catherine A. Conroy
Kay Conroy
Paul & Judith Costello
Patricia Crane & Robert Kozik
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Patricia Crane & Robert Kozik
Thomas & Mary Hennessey
Marlene Mihalsky
Michael & Kathleen Nilles
Paul J. Norton
Drs. Charles & Lucy Paniszyn
Joan W. Wilson & Philip A. Vasta
$500 +
Dennis & Susan Ausiello
Ridgewood Savings Bank
$250 +
Barbara Clarke
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Frederick Guymont
Sisters of Charity
Daniel F. Sullivan
Mary C. Sullivan
Taki & Diana Tsomides
$100 and below
William Bailey
Marilyn Becker
Jon & Kathleen Bonsall
Charles & Carole Boyd
Kathleen Stapleton Byrne
Jose Caciedo
Paul & Judith Costello
Francis Crocetti
Dennis DiSchino
Sr. Evelyn Dobzanski
Frank & Colleen Duffy
Ralph Fuccillo
Karen Graham
Carol Groden
Sr. Joan J. Holmberg, SC
Sandra E. Jaszek
Amy Kane
Eva Kelly
Kevin & Aileen Kelly
Mary Ellen Kottmyer
Sr. Theresa Kramer, SC
Dorothy McBrine
Ed & Mary McCauley
Scott & Anne McGill
Nancy Miller
Sayuri Miyamoto
Sr. Barbara Monahan, SC
Cathleen H. Morrison
Mary Mulhern
Ed & Beverly Mulholland
Anthony Munchak
Joseph Paglia
Ann M. Picariello
Yvette Putnam
Mary Senier
Marsha Sergi
Sisters of Charity
North Andover, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Ressurection Ascension Convent
Rego Park New York
Sisters of Charity
Needham, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Marion Community
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Marillac Residence
Wellesley, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity, Brooklyn, New York
Sisters of Charity
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sisters of Charity, Bayside, New York
Sisters of Charity, Seaford, New York
Sisters of Charity Wollaston, Massachusetts
Yasmina Spector
Mary E. Sullivan
Hope Swift
Donald Thomas & Family
Dennis & Barbara Viechnicki
Stephen & Carole Yahoodik
2021 General Donations
2 Friends of ESR
Norman & Helen Boucher
Luciana Corticelli
Sisters of Charity at Resurection Ascension Convent
John J. Connelly Trust
Joan Driscoll
George & Mary Ellen Eldridge
Beth Flannery
Ralph Goscinak
Doris Kadis
Albert & Diane Kaneb
Shigeo & Kyoko Kondo
Pei Hui Lin
Kathryn M. McDonald
Tom McNamara
Marlene Mihalsky
Sayuri Miyamoto
Pierre Monette, Jr.
Patricia Morris
Kathleen Nilles
Robert O’Connor & Kathleen Phelps
Drs. Charles & Lucy Paniszyn
Bruce & Janice Rogoff
Daniel Rufo & Family
Margarida Santos
St. Patrick’s High School Class of 1959
Sr. Catherine Stare, SC
Mary Sweeney
Catherine Tosti
Jason & Jodi Williams
Lucille Wilson
Mary Jo Petrone
Frances Pluchino
Kevin O’Sullivan
Angela Fu, WTM Sales & Marketing
Ted Wayman
Joan W. Wilson & Philip A. Vasta
2022 General Donations
Amazon Smile
Raffaele Baffa
Michele Barrett
David & Eileen Guadagnoli
Max Hobart
Claudia James
Albert & Diane Kaneb
Louise Kelliher
Kevin & Aileen Kelly
David & Angela Kenny
John F. Kilcoyne
Elizabeth Mazzocchi
Joanne McGrath
Sayuri Miyamoto
Michelle Murphy
Stephen & Margaret Ober
Paul Theodore Owens
Bruce & Janice Rogoff
Joan W. Wilson & Philip A. Vasta
Silver Sponsors $5000+
Anonymous
Helen & Kathryn Hintz
Bronze Sponsors $2500+
Anonymous
Two Friends of ESR
Thomas Chisholm & Family
Donna DePrisco
DePrisco Boston Jewelers
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Marcy Stuart
Friends $1000+
Care Dimensions
Joseph Carella
Patricia A. Crane & Robert M. Kozik
Lauren & Tom Cronin
Kathleen Forde
Patricia Forde
Timothy & Joanne Forde
Tanya & Gregory Rybarczyk
Lucille Wilson
Benefactors $500+
Rev. James G. Burke
Nancye Connor
Charles Desjardins
North Shore Data Services
Haskins Automotive Services
Middlesex Savings Bank
Liz Quirk, Touchstone Crystal
John & Joan Riley
W.D. Robertson
USI Insurance Services, LLC
Wellesley Country Club
Supporters $250 +
Anderson’s Jeweler’s
Boston Textile Company
Jean Carbone
Anna Mae Dunn
Luke Griffin
Thomas J. & Maureen P. Corcoran
Christopher Lane
Kerivan-Lane Oil & Propane
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Massachusetts Senior Care Association
Kathleen O’Connor
Sr. Doris Schoner & the Schoner Family
Sisters of Charity
Marian Community
Joe & Christine Tierney
Unidine Dining Services
Carolan Vaughn
Donors - $250 and Below
BarkBox
Sr. Judith Breen, SC
Robert Cannistraro
Raymond Capobianco
Captain Marden’s Seafood
Judy Coogan
Vincent Criqui
E. A. Davis Shop
FastFrame of Wellesley
Lori Ferrante
Joseph F. Finn, Jr.
Sr. Mary Anne Foster, SC
Green’s Hardware & Paint
Thomas Groome
Kathryn Hintz, Fairy Blessings Crafts
Sr. Pat Kelly, SC
Sr. Kathleen Kull, SC
London Harness & the TUMI Store
Kathleen Love
Lower Falls Wine Company
MassBay Community College
Maureen Mazrimas MEOWBOX
Mary McCarthy
Edward & Mary McCauley
Kathleen Riley
Roche Bros
Nayla Sahyoun
Ariane Silva
Sisters of Charity at 50 Elm
Sisters of Charity
Elizabeth Seton Residence
Marillac Residence
Auction Stars
Leanne Audette
Joseph Carella
Kimberly Carlson
Tim Clark
Jennifer Cook
Maureen Corcoran
Lauren Cronin
Jane Dunning
Elizabeth Eckborg
Dr. Margaret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Kevin Flynn
Harold Foley & Sarah Callahan Foley
Eileen Forde
Ralph Fuccillo
Janice Hathaway
Kathryn Hintz
Lorraine Howlett
Linda Garmon
Lisa Harrington
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Olha Manakin
Dorothy Marchand
Betsy Mullen
Maura Murphy
Trish McCann-Steacie
Janice McDevitt
Teresa Moy
Margaret Robinson
Ellen Rooney
John Sweeney
Francis Walsh
Rita Williams
Elizabeth Sullivan Woods
Special thanks to Tory DeFazio
Rosalba DiMonda
Sr. Betsy Groome, SC & the Groome Family
Nicolette Lanceleve
Elizabeth Seton Residence Staff
ESR Business Office
Jen, Lisa & Jim
Marillac Residence Staff
Abby McKie & Unidine
Sr. Esther Plefka, SC
Carolan Vaughn
Silver Sponsors $5000+
Anonymous
Helen & Kathryn Hintz
Bronze Sponsors $2500+
Two Friends of ESR
Thomas Chisholm & Family
Friends $1000+
Anonymous
Tracy & John Cannistraro
Care Dimensions
Lauren & Tom Cronin
Janet P. Curry
Donna DePrisco
DePrisco Boston Jewelers
Charles Desjardins
North Shore Data Services
Eileen Forde
Timothy & Joanne Forde
Wellesley Country Club
Benefactors $500
Rev. James G. Burke
Rev. Francis Conroy
Joseph & Lori Ferrante
Keenan & Lisa Flynn
Wellesley Goods
Harold Foley & Sarah Callahan Foley
Kathleen Forde
John J. Gorham
Haskins Automotive Services
Peter & Patricia Morris
James Morrison
Handyman James
Julia Peyton, Esq.
John & Joan Riley
Margaret Robinson
Mary R. Tornabene
USI Insurance Services, LLC
Supporters $250 +
Andrew & Gina Arnold
Brian & Nancy Blair
Stephen Brown
Judy Coogan
The Davenport & Corcoran Families
Ralph Fuccillo
Marjorie Kearney
Lynne Koot
Dorothy Marchand
MassBay Communiy College
Cathleen Morrison
Palmer House Inn, Falmouth
Dr. Joseph Paradise
Belton Comprehensive Dentistry
Edward & Kathleen Riley
Sisters of Charity
Rego Park, New York
Lucy Spezzano
Sr. Cathy Stare, SC
Joe & Christine Tierney
Unidine Dining Services
Carolan Vaughn
Rachel Young
Grandma Ray Don’t Play
Joan Zwible
Donors - $250 and Below
James & Christina Bailey
William Bailey
Sr. Maureen Beale, SC
Captain Marden’s Seafood
Sr. Lillian Conroy, SC
Helen M. Cummings
Mary H. Deely
Elizabeth Erdos
Margaret Erdos
Carlota Fagundo
Joseph F. Finn, Jr.
Dr. Margret Mary Fitzpatrick, SC
Green’s Hardware & Paint
Laurie Goodrow
Carol Groden
Sr. Betsy Groome, SC
Jones Family
William H. Kent
Kathy Kingston
Pam Kubbins
Pam’s Pashminas
Sr. Kathleen Kull, SC
Peter, Nicolette & Savannah Pearl Lanceleve
John T. LaRossa, MD
The Linden Store
London Harness & the TUMI Store
Mary McCarthy
Sr. Pat McCarthy, SC
Joanne McGrath
Wendy Miklus
Christine Page
Sr. Esther Plefka, SC
Roche Bros
Sr. Doris Schoner & the Schoner Family
Sisters of Charity
Bayside, New York
Sisters of Charity
Marillac Residence
Elizabeth Seton Residence
Sisters of Charity
Needham, Massachusetts
Sisters of Charity
Wollaston, Massachusetts
Sr. Mary Sweeney, SC
Kathleen Tubman
Wasik’s, the Cheese Shop
Lucille Wilson
Barbare Wooten
Auction Stars
Two Friends of ESR
Leanne Audette
Adam Berman
Kinberly Carlson
Tracey Cannistraro
Maureen Corcoran
Ann Cosgrove
Heidi Fischer, MD
Daniel & Mary Fitzpatrick
Margaret Flannery
Joanne Forde
Ralph Fuccillo
Paul Garmon
James Geisel
Terry Halliday
Kathryn Hintz
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Trish McCann-Steacie
Mary McCarthy
Dave & Terry Moy
Maureen Mulkerrin
Betsy Mullen
Cathy Nichols
Yvette Putnam
Margaret Robinson
Amy Sanders
John Sweeney
Lucille Wilson
Special thanks to
Teri Adler
Jake Brown
CHEWY
Tory DeFazio
Elizabeth Seton Residence Staff
Carlota Fagundo
Joseph Kelleher
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Marillac Residence Staff
Kelly Randazzo
Haskins Automotive Services
Sr. Maureen Beale, SC
Lauren B. Cronin
Matthew R. Devine
Jane W. Gilmore
Kerrie Grover
Eric L. Johnson
Sr. Roberta Kerins, SC
Anthony Munchak
Kathleen Nilles
Sr. Judith Park, SC
Julia C. Peyton
Carl B. Rosenfield
Christopher Sintros
Sr. Catherine Stare, SC
Reverend John J. Connelly
Education Fund
Raymond Capobianco
Estate of Reverend John J. Connelly
Thomas E. Connelly
Mart T. Conway
Robert A. Finneran
Richard E. Green
Meredith Lepper
Mary G. McCarthy
Ed & Mary McCauley
Sr. Paula Mignone, SC
Clare Mungovan
Joseph Paglia
Yvette Putnam
Catherine Schneider
Peggy Sichol
Joseph & Christine Tierney
Dennis & Barbara Viechnicki
Jacqueline Welham
2021 Employee Fund
Patricia Capobianco
Maureen Meyer
Thomas F. O’Leary
Barbara Reilly
Donald Thomas & Family
2022 Employee Fund
Leonard H. Kestin & Paraskevy C. Goltsos
Thomas F. O’Leary
2021 Employee Holiday Fund
Alice D. Carmel
Thomas F. O’Leary
Kevin O’Sullivan
Daniel Rufo & Family
David & Marsha Stuart
Donald Thomas & Family
We extend our sincere sympathy to the many families and individuals associated with the Elizabeth Seton Residence who have lost special loved ones. We give thanks for the memorial gifts we received during 2021 & 2022 in memory of the following individuals:
George Baierlein
James T. & Elizabeth Bailey
Helen Balberchek
Sr. Ann Marie Barry, SC
Stanley Becker
Patricia Margaret Brady
Susan F. Cormican
Teresa Creagh Brown
Fr. John P. Carroll
Sr. Edna Clark, SC
Alice Dudley Carmel
Marilyn Conlin
Paul Conlin
Rev. John J. Connelly
Susan F. Cormican
Bertha Cox
Sr. Mary Cox
Robert Q. Crane
Rita Creagh
Sr. Winifred Cunniff, SC
Stephen & Margaret Davenport
Cora Feguer
William Fitzpatrick
Sr. Maureen Forde, SC
Josephine Galvagno
Rosina Gandolfi
Vivienne Garmon
Sr. Joan George, SC
Sr. Vincentine Goggin, SC
(Sr. Edward Therese)
Frances P. Gorham
Roberta Gorham
Marguerite Groome
Julia Guymont
Helen Haley
Sr. Catherine Hanlon
Sr. Anne Marie Harlow, SC
Sr. Maureen Harris, SC
Robert Hart
Caroline Hewett
Ellen Angino
Gina, Andy & Amelia Arnold
John & Elizabeth Barnes
Marilyn Becker
Gerard Bennett
Anna Susi Brousseau
Maria K. Bryant
Charles Bucci
Richard & Carole Cahill
Vincent Carbone
Frank Cevetello
Barbara Clarke
Mary F. Conneely
Thomas E. Connolly
Mary T. Conway
Kathleen Corrigan, O.P. County Donegal Association of Greater Boston
Patricia Crane & Robert Kozik
Sr. Timothy Marie Hogan, SC
Catherine Holt
John M. Kearney
Patricia Kelleher
Margaret Kelley
Sr. Louise Kenney, SC
Patricia Kersh
Joan Kilcoyne
Maria Klepacz
Siu-Shyong “Sherman” Lin
Fr. Frank LoBianco
Mary Margaret Lukitsh
Dominic E. Luppino
Ann Marie Lyons
Kathleen S. MacDonald
Joseph MacPhee
Angelina Mattson
Mary F. McDevitt
Sr. Susan McDevitt, SC
Rev. Francis J. McGann
Sr. Joan Meeks, SC
Rita Murphy
John Petze
Helen Picariello
James Quinn
Sr. Francis Lillian Riley, SC
Sr. Judith Marie Rollo, SC
Frances Rufo
Mary Schoner
Sr. Mary Sepeck, SC
Miriam Smolinsky
Dorothy Sorrentino
Sr. Barbara Sullivan, SC
Paul Tosti
Margaret R. Wilson
In loving memory of Srs. Bernard Mary, Catherine Eileen, Peter Claver, Martina Marie, Thomas Moore & all the Halifax Angels who taught at Seton Hall, Patchogue, NY
Catherine Criqui
Lauren Doherty
Robert & Jolanta Eckert
Carol English
Grandchildren of Lidia Federico
Robert A. Finneran
Robert Fogarty
William & Maureen Fuchs
James & Cathryn Gannon
Timothy & Angela Gannon
Linda Garmon
Peter & Mary Geraghty
John J. Gorham
Margaret M. Gorman & Margaret M. Civitarese
Sr. Betsy Groome, SC & the Groome Family
Kenneth & Alice Groome
Glenn J. Groome
Kenneth Grooms
Frederick Guymont
Dennis Haley
Tom & Barbara Harkins
Eileen & Kristen Harrington
Carolyn Hasgill
Thomas Hellard
Joseph & Maureen Hennessey
Eileen P. Hickey
Edward & Helen Hintz
Timothy & Donna Marie Hogan
Julius & Rosanne Holtzman
Bruce Houston & Amy Molloy
Susan Karlan
Marjorie Kearney
Joseph E. Kelleher
Ruth M. Kelley
Sr. Patricia Kelly, SC
Bernadette Kennedy
Ann M. Kennedy
David & Angela Kenny
Gerald F. & Mary Rondeau Kiley
Diane P. King
Lyda Kuth
Frances A. Lawless
Meredith Lepper
Pei Hui Lin
Daniel & Phyllis Logue
Maureen Looney
Nancy Lukitsh
Christina Macauley
David & Carol MacDonald
Kevin & Mary Mannix
Patricia Marchetti
Janet Marrone
Joseph & Ann Masters
Michael & Margaret McCarron
Mary G. McCarthy
Margaret D. McCartney
Ed & Mary McCauley
Daniel McCluskey
Francis & Patricia McCrossan
Joanne McGrath
Christopher McGratty
John P. McGuire
Girlie McIsaac
Michael McIssac
Pamela McNealy Travers
Barbara Mendez
Murray Metcalfe
Sr. Paula Mignone, SC
John & Barbara Molloy
Clare Mungovan
Mary Murphy
Marilyn Novak
Patricia M. O’Brien
Susan O’Toole
Tara Packanik
Joseph Paglia
Joseph & Shannon Paradise
Sr. Judith Park, SC
Ann M. Picariello
Dominic & Alice Prato
Yvette Putnam
Linda D. Rapciak
Michael J. Rivera
James & Joanne Rowley
Patricia A. Ryan
Catherine Schneider
Peggy Sichol
Thomas Silva
Kathleen Skelly
Edwin Smith
Joan A. Smith
Margaret M. Spencer
Francis Spillane
Paul & Christopher Spillane
Brigitte Steines
Sr. Dolores Michael Sullivan, SC
Kathleen Harris Sullivan
Sr. Mary Sweeney, SC
Schoner Family
St. Patrick’s High School, Class of 1959
Joseph & Christine Tierney
Patricia Tocci
Catherine Tosti
Jim & Francia Tolan
Eileen Torpey
Dennis & Barbara Viechnicki
Jacqueline Welham
Rosemary Wiley
Sarah Yahoodik
David & Eileen Ziomek
Mary Zogott
William C. Zukas, Jr.
Walter & Joan Zwible
With thanks to the Groome Family for their donation of funds to purchase an Electrocardiogram Machine in memory of Marguerite Groome
Amesbury Nelsons
In honor of Sr. Patricia Kelly, SC
Michael J. Danahy
In honor of Sr. Mary Harrington, SC
Nancy Pendleton
In honor of Florence Capobianco’s 101st Birthday
Jeanine Poggioli
In honor of Sr. Alice Kenneally, SC
In honor of Sr. Maryann Seton
Lopiccolo’s 50th Anniversary
Please support the Elizabeth Seton Residence with the attached donation envelope. You can also donate online at elizabethseton.org.
Your support makes a difference in the lives of all we have the privilege to serve
Abby McKie
October 11, 2021
Running for ESR, Dining Services Director Abby McKie finished the 125th Boston Marathon in 4 hours, 5 minutes. Abby surpassed her fundraising goal, raising over $5,600 for our Dining with Dignity program. We cheered her on when she passed Washington Street sporting her hot pink Unidine Corporation shirt. With a big smile, she was easy to spot! Many thanks Town of Wellesley, Massachusetts for providing the charity bib.
Laura Cannistraro
April 18, 2022
Laura Cannistraro, running for ESR in honor of her grandparents and ESR residents, finished the 126th Boston Marathon in 3 Hours, 54 minutes, 37 seconds with an average pace of 8:30! While our signs greeted her in Wellesley, and some of us were along Washington Street to cheer her on, she had a whole campus of well-wishers supporting her all the way to Boston. Laura raised over $12,000 for ESR!
Abby McKie
ESR Charity Entry
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Anonymous
2 Friends of ESR
Dana Bent
Nyla Bent
Sr. Judith Breen, SC
Ted Carey
Carmen Caron
Joanne Carrigan
Tim Clark
James & Christine Conley
Judith Connelly
Lauren Cronin
Elizabeth Seton Residence Staff
Daniel Fitzpatrick
Kevin Flynn
Timothy & Joanne Forde
John Fortini
Melanie Graham
Edward Lynch
Olha Manakin
Dorothy Marchand
Marillac Residence Staff
Carter McKie
Julie McKie
Marissa McKie
Michael McKie
Stevie Drexler McKie
Michael & Abby McKie
Julie McKie
Marissa McKie
Teresa Moy
Leeanne Nagle
Cathy Cuetara Nichols
Debbie Loo Ong
Lucy Paniszyn, MD
John & Joan Riley
Kathleen Riley
Sr. Maryanne Ruzzo, SC
Sisters of Charity (Halifax)
Judith Splaine
Sr. Cathy Stare, SC
Don Thomas
April Young
Laura Cannistraro
ESR Charity Entry
Anonymous
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Anonymous
Anonymous
Anonymous
Two Friends of ESR
Mike Argento
Ryan Beauchesne
Ed Bianchi
John Bianchi
Kevin Boddie
Theresa Brennan
Charles & Carole Boyd
Sr. Judith Breen, SC
Megan Brennan
Theresa Brennan
Marianne Cameron
Amy Cannistraro
David Cannistraro
JP Cannistraro
Joe Cannistraro
John & Teresa Cannistraro
Matthew Cannistraro
Michael Cannistraro
Paul Cannistraro
Rita Cannistraro
Tiger Cannistraro
Christopher Canova
Raymond Capobianco
Carmen Caron
Maureen Corcoran
Barbara Carter
Perpetua Charles
Nancye Connor
Thomas & Maureen Corcoran
Jack & Ann Marie Cotton
Katie Dennis
Ryan Dessert
Hugh & Noreen Devine
Mark Dinocco
Natalia Downes
Maude Ebenstein
Elizabeth Seton Residence Staff
Lori Ferrante
Soozie Fitzpatrick
Alan Fitzpatrick
Keenen & Lisa Flynn
The Flynn Family
Timothy & Joanne Forde
Alex Fraser
Ralph Fuccillo
Gretchen Gavett
Mark & Lisa Hastings
Amy Kasden
Isabelle Kaplan
Angela Kenny
David Kurzman
Nicolette, Peter & Savannah Pearl Lanceleve
Kimberly Ann Lynch
Loret Maiorano
Marillac Residence Staff
Jeffrey Marr
Nicolas Masci
Missy McCarthy
Jason McGuire
Ed & Karen Mikkelsen
Maria Mitchell
Jeff & Catherine Cuetara Nichols
Elizabeth O’Neill
Ashley Pennington
David Polanzak
Grazielle Puleo
David Richman
John & Joan Riley
Kathleen Riley
Amy Ryan
Beth Santo
Natalia Saunders
Schoner Family
Sisters of Charity (Halifax)
Tina Souza
Sr. Cathy Stare, SC
Caroline Tocci
Laurel Taylor
Caroline Tocci
David Vachon
Melissa Welch
Brandon L. Wright
Schulyer White
Albert Wong
And to everyone who made the bake sale and basket raffles such huge successes, thank you!!!
The individuals and organizations whose names appear made contributions to the Elizabeth Seton Residence between January 1, 2021 and December 31, 2022.
We apologize if we have inadvertently omitted any names, and we hope that you will inform us of any errors so that we can correct our records promptly.
Elizabeth Seton Residence 2021 - 2022 Biennial Report
A ministry of the Sisters of Charity (Halifax), our mission calls us to provide compassionate, caring service and to create an atmosphere where all feel welcome and respected.
The Elizabeth Seton Residence is a Catholic, non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable institution. Published by: Elizabeth Seton Residence Development Office 125 Oakland Street Wellesley Hills, Massachusetts 02481-5338 www.elizabethseton.org 781-997-1100
Photos: Elizabeth Seton Residence Staff Jay Mailo Photography May 2023
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