JUSTIN-SIENA A transformative force in education
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Patrick Gleeson ’85, Chair
Erica Alfaro-Lopez ’06, Co-Vice Chair
Sr. Susan Allbritton, OP
Diego Garcia, Esq. ’94, Co-Vice Chair
Dianne Harris, MD
Kevin Lemieux ’03
Cathy Molinelli
Mike Soldati
Br. Robert Wickman, FSC
JUSTIN-SIENA LEADERSHIP TEAM
Matthew D. Powell, President
Joe Welling, Principal
Andrea Flores, Vice President for Advancement
Alma Gallegos, Assistant Principal and Director of LEAP
Nick Roberts, Vice President for Finance
Alicia Valdivia, Vice President for Enrollment Management
Impactful leadership supported by a strong community.
As we gear up to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of Justin-Siena, we pause to reflect with immense gratitude on the generations of students, families, alumni, faculty, staff, and benefactors who have shaped our school. For six decades, Justin-Siena has remained steadfast in its mission to form young men and women in faith, scholarship, leadership, and service. Today, while honoring our past, we also look boldly toward the future we will build together. As we look ahead, Vision 2030 will be our guiding light.
This anniversary year is one of both reflection and momentum. Thanks to the careful stewardship and unwavering support of our community, Justin-Siena remains fiscally strong and well-positioned. Our financial health allows us to invest confidently in our students, faculty, facilities, and programs, while remaining resolute in our commitment to accessibility, innovation, and educational excellence. As we mark 60 years of impact, we are reminded that every generation of support has contributed to the thriving institution we celebrate today.
We continue to enhance the student experience across campus through meaningful capital improvements. From upgrades to the Brother Bede Center (BBC) and the transformation of the Senior Lawn, to numerous facility enhancements that support learning and community, these investments ensure that our campus continues to serve future Braves faithfully. Each refinement manifests our commitment to providing an environment where students thrive in a myriad of arenas.
The strength of Justin-Siena is rooted in the generosity of those who believe in our mission. Annual giving, major gifts, legacy commitments, and corporate partnerships each play a vital role in advancing our work. We are especially encouraged by the growth of our Legacy Circle Program which creates an enduring connection between our past, present, and future. Through thoughtful planned gifts, supporters ensure that generations of Braves to come will benefit from a consistent transformative educational experience. We applaud the continued success of Braves Alliance, an individual and corporate Sponsorship Program that demonstrates the powerful partnership among local businesses, alumni, families, and friends who invest in the promise of a Justin-Siena education.
Most importantly, our students continue to inspire us. Justin-Siena graduates have made consequential contributions in their professions, communities, and families. Continuing that proud tradition, today’s students earn admission to outstanding colleges and universities, pursue meaningful careers, and distinguish themselves as compassionate leaders. And yet success at Justin-Siena is measured by far more than academic achievement. Guided by our Lasallian values, we strive to cultivate graduates who are prepared and eager to lead and to serve.
This milestone anniversary challenges us to imagine the possibilities the next 60 years could bring while remaining firmly grounded in the values that have defined Justin-Siena since 1966. The stories and accomplishments highlighted in this report are a testament to the extraordinary legacy we share and the promising future before us.
For over 60 years, every dollar allocated from our total operations budget is directed to the quality and experience of a Justin-Siena education. Students and their families are the true benefactors of the careful planning that goes into the day-today operation of the school. The budget has grown alongside campus enrollement ensuring superior academics and creative outlets, as well as maintaining a safe and nurturing environment.
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$1,030,000 Curriculum and Programs
$11,515,000 Salaries and Benefits
$16,450,000 Total Operations Budget
$165,000 Other Fees $1,215,000 General and Administrative
$2,525,000 Property and Transportation
Impactful Iam
Givino Rossini ’15
Reflection, connection, and belonging.
What makes a school community truly special often reveals itself over time—through the relationships formed, the guidance received, and the paths those experiences helped shape. For Givino Rossini ’15, it was the culture of support and encouragement that left a lasting impression.
During Givino’s time as a student, Justin-Siena High School stood out for its strong emphasis on continuing education and the meaningful connections between students, counselors, and peers. “The support from older students and counselors made all the difference,” he reflects. “I likely wouldn’t have found, or even heard of, my college without those people sharing their insights and encouraging me to keep searching for the right fit.” That guidance instilled a deeper understanding that each step in life’s journey holds value—and that sometimes, an outside perspective is exactly what’s needed to move forward with confidence.
That lesson has continued to shape Givino well beyond graduation, particularly in his professional life. When he set out to start his café business, he leaned on the relationships he had built through his educational community, reaching out to former professors who connected him with college alumni experienced in launching restaurants. As his Kettle On café business grew, he continued turning to his network—often reconnecting with high school and college classmates through LinkedIn to help fill gaps in his own expertise. Through those connections, he found tax professionals, graphic designers, and others whose skills helped support his entrepreneurial journey. For Givino, sharing a common educational background made collaboration more natural and communication more effective.
While staying connected after graduation hasn’t always been easy— especially without the use of social media—the pull of the Justin-
Siena community remains strong. A recent 10-year reunion brought that connection back into focus in an unexpected and meaningful way. Returning to Napa Valley, Givino was struck by the energy and enthusiasm of his classmates. “The Class of 2015 really showed up,” he shared. “We had a great time together and definitely indulged in a bit of shenanigans.”
But beyond the fun, what stood out most was the authenticity of the experience. Conversations went deeper than surface-level updates, with classmates openly sharing both successes and struggles from the years since graduation. “It felt real. People were genuinely interested in reconnecting, and it left a lasting impression on me.”
Moments like these underscore the importance of staying engaged with the Justin-Siena community. Reunions and alumni events offer more than nostalgia—they create space for reflection, connection, and a renewed sense of belonging. They remind alumni that the community that helped shape them can still very much a part of their lives.
As Justin-Siena celebrates its 60th anniversary, Givino offers a simple but powerful message to current students and fellow graduates alike: don’t underestimate the value of your network. “Leverage your connections after graduation,” he advises. “Your classmates and fellow alumni go on to pursue interesting and diverse paths. Don’t hold back from reaching out.”
At its core, the Justin-Siena experience is about more than academics—it’s about building a lifelong community rooted in generosity, curiosity, and shared growth. “You can reach out knowing almost everyone is willing to share what they’ve learned and give back,” he notes. It’s a lesson that continues to resonate, proving that while the high school years may be finite, the impact of a Justin-Siena education is anything but.
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From Venaver trips to Chicago and Montana, to Inclusion Week activities celebrating the schools’ diversity, and the many student clubs appealing to a wide array of interests, students learn how their roles in life can make a meaningful impact.
Going Forward to Make an Impact
“My teachers’ classes and character inspired me to dive deeper into STEM. They challenged me to view history through a critical lens and consider all perspectives. All of this will prepare me for the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) in the Earth Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences.”
Sophia Wassef ’26 M.I.T.
“My teachers instilled a passion for connection and service, key values that helped me plan for this next chapter. Participating in sports, especially baseball, had a huge impact on my development into a future cadet.
My coaches and teammates taught me to compete at my highest potential and to hang tough in the face of adversity.”
Charlie Im ’26 West Point
“ I’m most proud of the community I found while trying new things at Justin-Siena. The College Counseling department helped me achieve something I didn’t even know was possible.”
Ryan Reber ’26 University of North Carolina
Morehead-Cain Scholarship Recipient
“ I know that I’ll be challenged in Boston, but I’m thrilled to study Neuroscience and to get out of my comfort zone. My time at Justin-Siena prepared me well for this.”
Addison Andrews ’26 Boston University
“ I am passionate about STEM and want a deep STEMfocused education. I am grateful for my teachers who gave me advice on career pathways in STEM and engineering.”
Natalie Carr ’26
National Merit Scholar CalTech
“ At Justin-Siena, LEAP was my biggest support throughout my college search journey, offering me help and resources on the application and financial aid aspects.”
Abigail Padilla ’26 Gonzaga University
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Our Signature Events raise crucial funds that directly support the enrichment of co-curricular programs and tuition assistance across the school community. These events help ensure that students have access to a wide range of experiences beyond the classroom, including athletics, the arts, mock trial, and robotics, as well as expand opportunities for participation, allowing more students to engage fully regardless of financial circumstance. Through this support, Signature Events strengthen both the accessibility and quality of the overall student experience.
TOTAL $435,189
And a little help from our friends.
$1,927,303
TOTAL FUNDS RAISED IN FISCAL YEAR 2026
TOTAL $424,154
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We’ve grown up “with” Napa.
From being a relatively small town in 1966, to a world-class wine region in 2026, the Napa community has lovingly supported Justin-Siena. Multiple family generations attend our school and local businesses and individuals continue to sponsor our fundraising events. Both have contributed to the impressive growth and academic achievements for the last 60 years. Inspired by the dedication of our community, teaching our core value of the responsibilty to give back is an important part of our curriculum and education.
Impactful Plans for the next four years.
Year One Progress
During the first year of Vision 2030, Justin-Siena made meaningful progress in advancing the priorities of Place, People, Programs, and Promise. As our campus celebrates 60 years, we continue to invest in spaces that foster student success and academic excellence. Faculty and staff listening sessions helped identify campus needs and inform thoughtful improvements, including continued renovations to the 200–500 Wings, enhancements to Senior Lawn, the transformation of the Brother Bede Center—including the Michele Farver Center for Student Support, and the expansion of academic support services through a new Learning Lab initiative launching in fall 2026. These ongoing investments strengthen both our academic infrastructure and the student experience.
Vision 2030 also focused on enriching our people, programs, and mission-driven promise. Leadership development opportunities expanded through initiatives such as Link Crew and enhanced Student Life onboarding will help students build confidence and connection from the moment they arrive on campus. Our award-winning Performing Arts program continues to exemplify excellence, earning regional recognition through the Sara Bareilles Awards, while programs like LEAP and its new senior retreat provide intentional support as students transition to college. Grounded in our Lasallian mission, Vision 2030 continues to guide thoughtful decision-making, strengthen our operational culture, expand access to leadership opportunities, and ensure every student is supported for the next 60 years.
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For many alumni, high school is remembered through a handful of defining moments. But for Jill (Woolley) Sinclair ’99, Justin-Siena graduate and longtime staff member, it was the entirety of the experience that left the greatest impact. From friendships and faculty mentorship to sports, retreats, and campus traditions, Justin-Siena shaped not only who she became, but also the life and career she would ultimately build on the very campus she once called home as a student.
Reflecting on her years at Justin-Siena in the late 1990s, she describes the school as a “fun and vibrant place” filled with energy, spirit, and opportunity. Leadership students organized activities that brought the school community together, while Campus Ministry created meaningful retreats and liturgies that fostered reflection and connection. Sporting events were filled with school pride, and the arts flourished with strong student and community support. “There was always something going on,” she recalls. “It made the campus feel alive.”
That dynamic atmosphere had a lasting influence. The excitement and variety of campus life inspired her desire to pursue a career where every day would bring new experiences and meaningful interactions. Now, after two decades, she has spent more of her life at Justin-Siena than away from it, serving the school community as a counselor and mentor to current students.
Her decision to return to Justin-Siena professionally was rooted in gratitude. The school gave her lifelong friendships, a rigorous education, and values that continue to guide her today. Some of those friendships became family — including meeting her husband during her time at the school — while countless classmates and teammates helped shape her during those formative years.
Equally influential were the faculty and staff members who modeled compassion, leadership, faith, and enthusiasm. She credits former principal Greg Schmitz for demonstrating the importance of simply “showing up” for students by attending athletic, arts, and community events. Teachers like Mr. Bob Morrish and Dr. Marshall Foletta brought passion and excitement into the classroom each day, while freshman basketball Coach Betty Lu taught lessons about hard work, humor, and teamwork. Campus Minister Georgine Clarke inspired students by living her faith authentically and leading by example.
Today, those lessons continue to guide her work with students. “One of the most powerful things adults can do for young people is to just show up,” she says — a philosophy she strives to embody every day on campus.
As Justin-Siena celebrates 60 years, she encourages students to fully embrace all the opportunities available to them. From athletics and arts to retreats and leadership, she believes the school offers a uniquely rich high school experience. She especially values the diversity of the Justin-Siena community, bringing together students from many backgrounds and counties. “Meet as many people as you can and learn from each other,” she advises. “Push yourself to try new things.”
For alumni, she believes staying connected can take many forms — from volunteering and mentoring students to simply cheering on a Braves team, attending a performance, or gathering at beloved community events. At its core, she says, Justin-Siena remains a place built on relationships, shared experiences, and community that continues long after graduation.
“One of the most powerful things adults can do for young people is to just show up.”
Jill (Woolley) Sinclair ’99 Director of Counseling
ORACLE PARK MAY 2nd
IMPACTFUL An Experience
The Justin-Siena Varsity Baseball team played a special “High School Showcase” game at Oracle Park in San Francisco, home of the San Francisco Giants, on Saturday, May 2, 2026. They faced the Fort Bragg Timberwolves in a non-league matchup.
The event served as a once-in-alifetime experience for the high schoolers to step onto a Major League Baseball diamond, utilize the pro dugouts, and play in front of hundreds of supporters who made the trip from Napa.
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Each year, the generosity of the Justin-Siena community opens doors for our graduating seniors through scholarships established by alumni, families, donors, and community partners. These meaningful gifts are more than financial assistance—they are a powerful vote of confidence in our students’ potential and a reminder that they are supported by a community that believes in their dreams. This year, more than $60,000 in donor-funded community scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors.
Justin-Siena relies on the support of the community through volunteer time, event participation, and financial contributions to support tuition assistance, campus improvements, and co-curricular programs.
Gina (Salazar) Rasler ’89
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During her time at Justin-Siena, Gina (Salazar) Rasler ’89 balanced a demanding schedule that included academics, cheerleading, theatre, and a weekend job. To fulfill her (then-required) service hours, she coached cheer and dance for St. Apollinaris Catholic School. At first, the commitment seemed nearly impossible to fit into her already packed schedule. The responsibility she felt toward the younger students kept her going, and ultimately informed her desire and commitment to serve. Though by her junior year she had completed the required hours, having come to recognize the impact she could make, she continued coaching through her senior year.
What began as a challenge, ultimately became a defining experience. Today, as a Justin-Siena parent and frequent volunteer, she believes strongly in giving back. She appreciates the extent to which schools rely on the support of their communities through volunteer time, event participation, and financial contributions to support tuition assistance, campus improvements, and co-curricular programs. She reflects that her own journey into volunteerism began with those community service hours. Her involvement in theatre also played a significant role in shaping her high school experience as she formed friendships with classmates whose diverse personalities created a strong sense of collaboration and creativity. She learned how to interact effectively with different types of people—skills she still relies on in her career in construction and design. Working with clients and various trades requires clear communication, approachability, and confidence— qualities she traces back to the confidence she first developed performing on stage at Justin-Siena.
Gina’s connection to Justin-Siena has remained strong over the years, in part because the school is woven deeply into her family history. With relatives spanning from the first graduating class to the Class of
2025, the school has been a constant presence across generations. Through cousins, nieces, nephews, and her own sons, Joey ’24 and Ryan ’25, she continues to support Justin-Siena by attending and volunteering at a myriad of events. She has found watching the campus and community evolve rewarding, and hopes alumni will continue to inspire future graduates to return to carry forward the Lasallian traditions of leadership and service.
Reflecting on Justin-Siena’s 60-year legacy, she encourages current students and fellow alumni to recognize that the high school journey is more than a stepping stone to college. It is a formative time when students begin discovering themselves. The habits they build, the challenges they manage, and the people they surround themselves with, all shape their characters and future paths. Life after graduation may feel uncertain, but that uncertainty often leads to growth. Observing that success rarely follows a straight line, rather it unfolds over time, Gina offers, “Life is a marathon, not a race. Take your time and enjoy the experiences ahead. Your potential is limitless when you approach the future with confidence and purpose.”
Along the way, several individuals left a lasting impression on Gina’s Justin-Siena experience. She recalls that Dan Clark was known for always having a much-needed used textbook back in the days before computers and iPads. Lisa Clark Schmeling ’84 served as her choreographer through the Justin-Siena theatre program and later through the Lisa Clark Dancers. Gina remains especially grateful to Greg Schmitz for helping her successfully navigate Algebra I and II.
These experiences—and the people behind them—reflect a spirit that continues to endure at Justin-Siena. Now, nearly 40 years later, we have named it ALL HEART.
2023-24 = $1,351,755
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This year, Justin-Siena Braves Alliance sponsors invested more than $196,500 in support of cocurricular programs, an essential part of a JustinSiena education. These sponsorships help elevate transformative opportunities for our students while fostering meaningful partnerships between Justin-Siena and the Napa, Solano, and Sonoma business communities.
ImpactfulLEAP Year
Our Lasallian Education Access Program (LEAP), founded in 2010, experienced a record-breaking year of philanthropic support, receiving more than $115,000 in new funding. Generous gifts totaling $75,000 from two private donors, combined with a $40,000 grant from the Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation presented during the 2025 Br. Timothy Wine Tasting & Dinner honoring Bill Dodd ’74, mark a significant milestone.
This extraordinary investment reflects the growing recognition of LEAP’s vital role in expanding access to a Justin-Siena education.
Annick Bouldt Retired Faculty
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For Annick Bouldt, choosing to include Justin-Siena High School in her legacy giving is more than simply a financial decision—it is the continuation of a lifelong relationship rooted in purpose, faith, and gratitude.
For 28 years, Justin-Siena was the cornerstone of Annick’s professional life. It was far more than a workplace; it was a community where she found deep meaning, joy, and spiritual fulfillment. Her time at the school shaped her both as an educator, and as a person. Each day in the classroom, alongside colleagues and students, reinforced her belief in the mission of Justin-Siena and the transformative power of education grounded in faith. As she reflects on those years, Annick describes them as a gift—one that gave purpose and direction to her life.
Her decision to give back is driven by a desire to ensure that future generations can experience the same nurturing and inspiring environment that meant so much to her. She believes deeply in the importance of providing students with a caring, supportive community where they are known, valued, and encouraged to grow academically and spiritually. Through her legacy gift, Annick hopes to help sustain that environment for years to come.
Annick also places immense trust in Justin-Siena’s commitment to its mission. Rooted in the philosophy of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, the school emphasizes education, service, and a deep awareness of God’s presence in daily life. This mission has always resonated with her, and she is confident that her contribution will be used thoughtfully—to enhance student experiences, support dedicated educators, and strengthen the broader community.
Annick is passionate about helping students who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend Justin-Siena due to financial constraints. She sees her gift as a way to extend the school’s reach, opening doors for those in need, and continuing its long-standing commitment to serving others.
Her connection to Justin-Siena extends beyond her own professional career. All three of her grandchildren are graduates, each leaving well-prepared for college and carrying with them cherished memories. Seeing the impact of a Justin-Siena education across generations has only deepened her conviction that the school is a worthy and meaningful recipient of her legacy gift.
Annick does not take this decision lightly. It is a thoughtful and intentional choice, grounded in decades of experience and belief in the school’s future. She hopes to be remembered as a teacher who loved her work, cared deeply for her students, and embraced the mission of Justin-Siena with enthusiasm and dedication. More importantly, she hopes her gift will inspire others—faculty, students, and supporters alike—to continue fostering the same spirit of excellence and compassion.
Looking ahead, Annick envisions a future where Justin-Siena continues to thrive—hiring passionate and qualified teachers, forming students who are prepared for bright futures, and remaining steadfast in its guiding principle—“Enter to Learn, Leave to Serve.”
In making her legacy gift, Annick ensures that the values and opportunities that defined her years at Justin-Siena will endure for generations to come.
The gift is a way to extend the school’s reach, opening doors for those in need, and continuing its long-standing commitment to serving others.
HONOR ROLL of INVESTORS
We are grateful for the following parents, alumni, alumni parents and grandparents, faculty, staff, friends, and businesses who donated to Justin-Siena. What you see, know, and love about our school cannot happen without your support. Your gifts make a significant difference in the lives of our students as you help us move forward. We celebrate you!
SEMPRE AVANTI SOCIETY
$100,000 +
Violet Grgich ’83 and Colin Shipman
Justin-Siena High School Foundation
Katherine and Miles MacDonnell
Tatjana Grgich Family Foundation
The Peter A. and Vernice H. Gasser Foundation
FOUNDERS SOCIETY
$25,000 - $99,999
Bank of America Employee Giving Campaign
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation
Suling and Tim Mondavi
Angeline and James Pierson
Carol and Robert Reber
Virgil Tayson and Marlene Jensen
TRUSTEE SOCIETY
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous
Sarah and Ryan Brennan
Leslie and Michael Conway
Crown Hill Stone Supply
Mary Ann and Richard Cuneo
DAFgiving 360
Mary and William Dodd, Jr. ’74
Brian and Amanda Eaton ’94
Eternal Landscape Solutions
Amparo and Eric Gonzales
Angela and Ricardo Graf
Fausta and Rogelio Guerrero
Estelle Lemieux
Medic Ambulance
Adrian Arroyo-Moye and Matthew Moye
Michael Murray ’78
Napa Valley Community Foundation
Andrea and David Perata ’80
Katie and Jakub Pietrowski, DDS
Sangiacomo Family Vineyards
Sarabjit and Narinderpal Sidhu
Shannon Lemieux Memorial Fund
Sisters of St. Dominic, Congregation of the Most Holy Name
The O’Brien Family Foundation
Erin and Eric Van Pelt ’03
Van Pelt Construction Services
Andrea and Shawn Zizzo
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
$5,000 - $9,999
Valorie and George Altamura, Jr. ’78
Cynthia and Glenn Andrade
Betty and Andrew Beckstoffer
Benevity Community Impact Fund
Bettinelli Vineyards
Julia and Don Boen
Thomas Brown
Buena Tierra Vineyards, Inc.
Dianne Harris, MD and Edward Cain, MD
Martha and Roger Carlson
Daniel Cocilova
Kathryn Holder, MD and David Danzeisen, MD
The Donum Estate
Ryan and Jeremy Epperson
Jon and Joya Favreau, MD ’88
Cara and Robert Gerard
Golden State Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
Kathryn Hoff ’70
Raymond and Caitlin Honeywell ’01
Keller Real Estate Family
Michelle and Stephen Kline
Cecile and Richard Kruse
Katie and David Lawrence
Paulina and Libor Michalek
MIV/HUB International Napa
Morgan Stanley Gift Fund
New Air Club
John Ottoboni
Raymond James Global Account
Round Pond Estate
Nancy and Don Sebastiani, Sr. Silverado Country Club Members Activity Fund
Lisa and Michael Soldati
The San Francisco Foundation
Vincent Arroyo Winery
Sarah Collins and Todd Zapolski
1966 SOCIETY
$1,996 - $4,999
Han-Fen and Edward Allen
American Endowment Foundation
Anonymous
Josuwa Bernardo ’94
Taya and Michael Bonfante
Romana Bracco
Regina and Robert Briseño
Julie and Guy Carl ’88
Beverly and Russell Carnate
Silva Darbinian and David Carr
Channel Lumber
Charles Schwab Corporation Foundation
Anna Marie Longo and Angus Cleland
Compass Capital Real Estate
Jamie Conley and John Loftus
Sarah Marriott and Christopher Cooney
Marc and Judith Cuneo, MD
Denise and Matt DeFina
Joseph † and Tracy Devine ’78
Alison and Justin Dragoo
Elizabeth and Jacob Evans
Amanda and Brad Feliz
Elizabeth and Andrew Fenton, MD
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
Fontanella Family Winery
Marlene and Douglas Freeman
Rachel and Karl Frisinger
Belinda Mantle and Michael Gaglia
Daniel Gallmeister
Elizabeth and Steven Gant
Deanna and Rich Garwood
Jennifer and Jeremy Gibb
Gladfelter Chiat Charitable Gift Account
James Gladfelter
Tamica Gougisha
Liz and David Habkirk
Jennifer and Marc Hefner
Leah and Dominic Heil
Meredith and William Keller ’91
Suzanne and Amine Khoury, DDS
Kiwanis Club of Napa Foundation
Deirdre and Eric Kopf
Amanda and Dennis Kreps
Catarina and Christopher Landry
Lori and Daniel Lemieux ’73
Jennifer Madden ’90 and Rick Madden ’88
Dyanne and Jesus Magallanes
Manfred & Hunt, LLP
Denae and Mike McDevitt
Lisa and Thomas McGinty
Diane McMinds
Brant Morowski
Napa County Bar Association
Laura Orozco and Felipe Nieto
Anquanitte and Ramon Ortega
Palmaz Vineyards
Elizabeth Patel-Brannon and Sushil Patel
Jamie and Matthew Powell
Sarah Pursell
Quinlan’s Tire Service, Inc.
R.E. Maher Inc.
Bobbie and John Ribera
Sherill and Jeff Richied
Scott Ritter
Robert Reed, State Farm Insurance
Robert Romero, Esq. ’81
Alyssa and Joel Samrick
Alejandra Riera and Alexander Schnaidt
Jennifer Schneider
Sentivo Vineyards
Shanahan Orthodontics
Sarabjit and Narinderpal Sidhu
Silverado Junior Golf Organization Inc
Lea and Dave Simon
Shelley and David Sinegal
Kate and Ted Smith
Linda and James Srebro, MD
State Farm Companies Foundation
Jessica and Wesley Steffens
Amber and Jae Steward
Lynda and Simon Swain
The Patrick Savage Memorial Corporation
Kimberly and Michael Van Pelt
Vanguard Charitable
Dana and Stephane Vivier
Janet and Graham Weston
Jolene Yee and John Wicks
Simone Dullweber and Alexander Winske
Wong Dental Group
Jody and Aaron Wong
Wright Contracting
Alison and Marck Zuehlsdorffa
PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE
$1,000 - $1,965
3 Badge Beverage Corporation
Abbey Carpets Unlimited
Adobe Lumber, Inc.
Sam Ahn
Alaina’s Voice Foundation
Hilda Mora and Jesus Alonzo
Kamardeep Athwal
Jordan Bailey and Amberly Palmer-Bailey
Stacy and Thomas Barrett
BDCo Wine Industry Accountants
Karyn and Giancarlo Bettinelli
Millie and Kurt Binz
Michael Bonfante ’28
Maureen and Alok Bose, MD
BottleRock Napa Valley
Kimberly Bowden
Joseph Carcione
Kristi and Thomas Carey ’86
Chappellet Vineyard and Winery
Joshua Clark
Classic Car Wash
Clif Family Winery
Janice and Jon Clifton
Columbia Bank
Comerica Bank
Claire and Kevin Daw ’75
Kelly and Jeffrey Dodd ’00
Senne and Thomas Dolter
Tanya Mahaphon and Kevin Donohoe
Harvest and John Duhig
Julian Elorduy
Eye Spy Vision Care Optometry
Matthew Farver ’94
Michele and Ed Farver
Carly and William Felix
Dianne Fetzer
Christien and Dave Ficeli
Jennifer Fletcher
Andrea and Ramiro Flores
Karen and Jeff Fontanella
Jill Franks
Alma and Raul Gallegos
Linzi and Scott Gay
Jeffrey and Caroline Gerlomes ’79
Lesley and Michael Giovannelli
Pamela and Patrick Gleeson ’85
Amy Goleno ’96 and Kyle Goleno ’95
Goosecross Cellars
Dave Graham
Cindy and Ronnie Gray
Rohn Grazer
Eileen and Benjamin Guerard
Brigitte and Rick Healy
Erika and Stephen Hill
Claire and Michael Holcomb
Julia Inestroza
J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
Stacy and Greg James
Kirin and Samuel Jamison
Mary Jones ’02 and Stephen Jones ’02
Tosha and Everett Kaplan
Kerry and William Kelleher
Estelle and Sebastian Lane
IIona Adler and Dmitry Leongardt
Raul Lepe
Christine and Mark Lesti
Charisse and James Lising
Xuan and Zhi Liu
Michele and Christopher Lynch ’95
Angelica de Vere and Paul Mabray
Bijal and Raul Manek
Susan and Mark Marquess
Manbin and George Monteverdi, Ph.D. ’86
Maria Castellucci Moore and Bart Moore, Jr. ’03
Emily and Andrew Mughannam
Roxana and Brian Mundy
Jessica Munnell and Juan Munoz Oca
Kavitha Mariappan and David Munro
Napa County Landmarks, Inc.
Napa Sunrise Rotary Endowment
Jazmin and Jesus Naranjo
Denise and Mariano Navarro Jr.
Douglas Neu
Lauren and Ronald Nicholsen
Marissa Nokes and Paul Villegas
Cherise Wong and Sean Norris
North Bay Allergy and Asthma
Juli Barron and Sean O’Malley
Elaine Pachankis
Jennifer and Jason Palter
Sharmistha Kanjee and Hitan Patel
Judy Takasaki and Nam Phan
Kimberly and Dave Phinney
Jacquelyn and Ryan Pio Roda ’96
Claire and Aaron Pott
Brent Pottenger
Joe and Gina Rasler ’89
RC Kruse Family Trust
Katherine Reilley
Shannon and Chris Reiter
Melissa and Nate Rippey
Rand Rognlien
Vanessa Rognlien
Mary and Kyle Rohrs
Rotary Club of Napa
Sarah and Joshua Sacha
Jim Schneider
Sheila Tabilon, MD and Christopher Schultz, MD
Allison and August Sebastiani, II ’98
Wes and Vanessa Siebern ’98
Simon Eyes
Brother Kevin Slate, FSC
Colette Slate
Mary Alice Spinelli
St. Apollinaris Catholic School
Seana and Justin Stephens
Jacquelyn and Timothy Stone
Winnie and Daniel Sullivan
Allison and Xavier Tauziet
The Blackbaud Giving Fund
Claudia and John Toulze
Trinitas Cellars
Valley of the Moon Flooring
Vine Homes Construction
Katie and Cory Wagner
Candance Caldana-Walk and Brandon Walk
Sandy and Ryan Whaley
Christine and David Wilson
Richard Wong, DDS
Lucas Wurz
Ingalisa Younger
Jason Yurasek
Sarah Collins and Todd Zapolski
Annie and Quinn Zirkle
Amy and David Zurowski
BRAVES CIRCLE
$500 - $999
Adam Eck HVAC
Salvador Aguilera and Alma Ramirez
AllPoint Financial Group
Richard and Christina Appleby
Abigail and Lawrence Arellano
Sara Gallegos and Jose Ascencio
Svetlana Ternovskaya and Vadim Avanesov
Maci and Andrew Bettencourt ’02
George and Amanda Bevan ’96
Robert and Lora Blanusa, MD
Susan and Daniel Boeschen
Jennifer and Massimiliano Boldrini
Kimberly Smith and William Bradbury
SD Carr
Less Chafen
Maggie Chafen
Scott Chafen
Amanda and Brad Chambers
Nathan Chambers
Kimberly Chojnacki
Mark Christensen
Ameris and Brian Cleary
Rebecca and Stephen Cokeley
Teresa and Kevin Coughlan
Amparo Nunez and Jose Curiel
Kate and John Daw, DDS ’99
Nancy and Stephen Denkin
Veronica Favela-Diaz and Edgar Diaz
Dickenson, Peatman & Fogarty
Jason and Megan Dominici ’92
Double Plus Wine Co., LLC
Kim and William Dougherty
Mary Dowse
Drotman Communications of NY
Suzanne and James Duhig
Pattie and Charlie † Dullea
Carmen and James Dunbar
Jen and Mark Dunlea
Lori and Chris Edwards
Megan and Colby Eierman
Paul Elder
Napa Electric
Stacey Emerson
Ma Angela Dominguez and Elmer Estimo
Flowers Family Trust
Susan and Mark Flowers
Jennifer and Brian Freeto, MD ’93
Laura Gaffney
Jennifer Hefner and Marc Gallo
Lindsay and Sean Garvey
Jerica and John Gilley
Claire and Larry Ginesi
Cassandra and Emil Gonzales
Gilgua Guadamuz-Griffin and Scott Griffin
Rachel and Troy Grimmer
Robert and Amy Haines
Laurie Hall
Laura and Shawn Heffernan
Brandon Hernandez Alfaro ’15
Heuser, Valluzzo & Piasta PC
Sonja and James Hightower
Cecilia and Kedreth Hogan
Danielle and David Holquin
Nicole and Casey Hughes
Ginny and Steve Humphrey
Marlene Ibarra
Julia and John Im
Karen and Trevor Jonas
Lindsay Keller ’95 and James Keller ’94
Kerry Morgan and Paul Kelly, III
Melissa Parker and James King
Margo and Mitchell Klockner
Adrianne and Eric Koford
Cara and Michael Kopecky
Elise and William Lau
Julia and Michael Lazzara
Kristina Lee ’05
Lauren and Kevin Lemieux ’03
Melissa and Tony Leonardini
Shelley and Johnnie Love, Jr.
Susan Lyle
Joseph Lynch
Christopher Mariano
Jessica and Peter Martin
Michael Mathison
Christina and Bret McCulloch ’84
Julia and Duncan McGuire
Pilar and Dwight Meier
Malu Centeno and Ramiro Mendoza-Axle
Victor Mendoza
Dianna Messenger
Tanya and Bradley Mills
Deidre and Michael Monette
Marta and Christopher Mouriski
Avi Nahmias
Napa Valley Horsemen’s Association
Huy Nguyen
Susan Burton and Thomas O’Donnell, Jr.
Karen Hauser and Chris Padowan
David Perry
PNC Bank
Jennifer and Mark Porembski
Brenna and Chad Pourroy
Ritsa and Ryan Preston
Michael and Mia Pucci ’89
Cynthia and Jagjett Rattu
Cynthia and Simon Rebullida
Diana Reilley
Marie Reis
Shari Riggs
Kelsey Ramirez ’11 and Julio Rodriguez ’08
Hillary Ryan ’94 and Andrew Ryan ’84
Alethia Erotas and Darren Schauer
Verena and Matthias Schuster
Allison and August Sebastiani, II ’98
Jennifer and Ryan Servetnick
Michelle and Vincent Sfara, II
Rosanne Alexander and Gery Short
Kathleen and Stephen Silva ’71
Jaimie Logan and Michael Simpson
Michael Knapp and Laura Srebro ’05
Blanca Rodriguez and Herb Starks
Arlene and Joel Tolentino
Erika and James Tucci
Kathleen and Don Turner
Vargas Market
Jaime Vargas
Sally and Ali Vaziri, MD
Lauren and Peter Velleno
Monica and Armando Villalvazo
Courtney and Kristen Vosmaer
Beth and J. Charles Whatford
Antonie Wolfe
Narisa Woolworth ’99 and Victor Woolworth ’01
Hua and Quiang Zhan
RED AND BLUE CLUB
$1 - $499
Jose Abadin, Jr.
Joselito Abat
Kathleen and AJ Acker
Maria and Khrispin Acosta
Monika and Abhijit Adhye
Yakeline Gonzalez and Marco Aguirre
Paula Akin
Lizbeth and Daniel Alarcon
Yvette Alarcon
Caroline Upton and Anthony Albright
Megan Alexander-Short ’07
Erica Alfaro-Lopez ’06
Allexandria and Stewart Allen
Manuel Alvarez and Alma Barajas
Amazon Foundation
Kenneth Anaya Espinoza
Noelle Andres ’03 and Stephen Andres ’02
Annabelle Anonuevo
Emmanuel Anonuevo
Ian and Francesca Anonuevo
Jenn Anonuevo
Jonathan Anonuevo
Jordan Anonuevo
Rian Anonuevo
Denise Asaro
Mike and Patricia Ashauer ’79
Chris Ashworth
Desiree Asiain
Jeannie Asiain
Anthony and Katie Assereto
Julie Atwood
Rosirene Aviles
Jennifer Ayles
Sue Bailey
Caroline and Anthony Baldini Jr. ’84
Julie and Hector Barba
Ines Bargenquast
Samantha Cowan and Jim Barlas
Candace Barrios
Marisa and Chris Bartalotti
Camille Bartolomei
Jaime Batt
Mary and David Bauer
Bridget Beckstoffer
Tanya and Samir Berbawy
Causandra and Nicholas Bernardi
Julie and Nathaniel Bethard
Ralph Bettencourt †
Roger Billings
Tod Billings
Lori Hunt and Dean Bledsoe
Kate Bock
Patrick Boen
Alison and Rob Bollinger
Andrea and Kent Boltz
Christa Bon Sims
Kelly Rojas-Bon and Xavier Bon
Annick Bouldt
Lisa Bowers
Deb Bowman
Peter Bowman
Del Bozzini
Peggy Bradshaw
Sean Bradshaw
Natalie Brady ’92
Tiffany and Vince Briggs
Erika Brinson
Mary Jane and John Broderick
Janet Brooks
Francine and Michael Brossier
Adrianna Didion-Brown and David Brown
Deborah Bryant
John Buehler
Catherine Buffy
Beatrice and Raymond Burke
Y’Lonn and Ronald Burris
Betsy and Garrett Busch
Scott Butler
Mario Callegari
Therese Calvelo ’89
Carol Campagna and Lefteris Dennis
Trinh Tran and Aurelio Campos
Marisol and Jose Campos
Le Canna
Anthony Cardinale IV
Anna Cardwell ’72 and Chris Cardwell ’72
Carolyne Carmichael
Griselda Mata and Jose Carrasco
David Carreon
Scott Carter
Carolyn and James Cassayre
Sophia Castaneda ’94
Marissa Cazares
Delia and Elpidio Chavez
Tia Chavez
Stanley Cherry
Melanie Chinn
Raymond and Darlene Chiu
Michael and Francine Chouinard ’75
Len Christensen
Annette Enriquez-Chuang and Frank Chuang
Emily and David Ciabattari
Ann Clark
Bolormaa and John Clark
Natasha Closs
Antonela and Edward Clunies-Ross
Jana E. Cohen
Julie and Jonathan Cohen
Christine Commander
Rebecca Rowan and Vincent Conners
Jack Conway
Amanda Cooper
Debra and Raymond Corona
Correlation Wine Company
John Cortese
Karen Cota
Jenna and Thomas Coughlan
Starla and James Cowan
Lyndsey Crabtree
Lisa Lucero and David Cruz
Maria Sandoval and Martin Cruz
Nancy and Joseluis Cuevas
Levi and Carrie Culverhouse
Lorena and Jorge Curiel
Aaron Curley
Benjamin Curley
John Curley
Sarah Curran
Paul and Yuan D’Antilio
Ronita De la Cruz
Murielle Del Castillo Lopez
Rowilma and Gabriel Del Castillo
Brenda and George Del Castillo
Nora Delgado
James and Sonya DeLuca
Susan DeLuca
Stacy Derickson
Kris Dern ’03
Rowell Deyro
Anne Dickey
Maggie Diffley
Matthew Dingman
Joe DiPrima
Olivia Dodd ’04 and Brian Dodd ’02
Sandra and Cullen Dodd
Michele and Paul Dold
Nicholas Donovan
Jana Doughty Taylor
Arlene Doughty
Suzanne and Cmdr. Thomas Doughty ’78
Chris and Ana Douglas
Jody and Dennis Drummond
Jennifer Dullea
Lea and Thomas Durante ’93
Joan Eagleson
Ulrika Edin
Fe Angeli Edralin
Amber and David Eilert
Christopher Elges
Angelina Caballero and Brandon Emana
Jodi Hernandez and Victor Escobedo
Donna Esperanza
Michela Euser ’77 and Andrew Euser ’78
David and Kathleen Evans
Joane Evans
Gregory and Brienne Fabela ’98
Stephanie Fidler ’97 and Christopher Fidler ’02
Karen and Joseph Fischer
Sheila Fischer
C.J. and Sheila Flanagan ’73
Ana Cangco-Flores and Angelo Flores
Karla Flores
Vanessa Flores
Thomas Flynn
Kyrie Forbes
Janet and Kent Fortner
Samantha Francis
Skylar Frate
Ellen Frediani ’75
Gary French
LeAnn Frick
Frontstream
Mike Gallardo
Merna and Rodson Garduce
Alma Garibay
Brooke Garnica
Berenice Garvan
Jennifer Gass ’93
Susan Gavinski
Amy Geiger
Denise Gibb
Tricia Meyer and Anthony Ginesi ’00
Carolina and Yannick Girardo
Golden Gate Sotheby’s
International Realty
Elaine and Douglas Gomez
Maria Gonzales
Rowena and Rodolfo Gonzalez
Maria and Barney Grieco
Janice Grimmer
Lorna Goode and David Grohol
Groundwell Charitable Foundation
Marie and Maurice Growney
Teri Growney
William Growney
Kristi Guerrero and Alejandro Guerrero ’94
Elsa Guerrero ’99 and Allen McDonald, III
Fausta Franco-Guerrero and Rogelio Guerrero
Karla Salazar De Guerrero and Uriel Guerrero
Nancy Morales and Deepak Gulrajani
Josephine Gumiran
Ana Gutierrez
Marcia Hadeler
Jessica Richardson and Kevin Hague
Melissa Hahn
Belinda and Grant Halloran
Pamela Hansen
Nicole and Gary Hardy
Eleanor and John Harrington
Lila and Justin Hayes
Wendy Gitucha Heckman and John Heckman
Elena Heil
Jenny and Matthew Heil
Theresa and James Heim
Donna and Michael Hein
Rebecca Henley
Denise and Oscar Henquet
Lisa Henry
Jesus Hernandez Maciel ’22
Paola Hernandez
Lauren and Alexander Hesser
George Hessler
Jennifer and David Heun ’88
Scott Heun
Julie Hickman
Heather and Andrew Hodges, EdD
Barbara and Danny Hoffert
Nicole and Mark Holley
Craig and Julie Holme ’95
Ari and Travis Hood
Anna Hopkins and Lyndsey Vogel
Sofia Horvath
Meagan and Brian Houle
Alyssa Howard
Darrel Howatt
Linn Hugh
Carol Huntwork
Maria and Jose Manuel Ilao
Geoengineers Inc
Brooke and Kenneth Jackson ’02
Monica and Mark Jacobson
Lawrence Janes
Mark Jardarian
Katherine and Ben Jewell, MD
Shannon and Rick Johnson
Dick Jonas
Susan Jones
Kathy and Don Kellebrew
Dorothy and William Keller
Margaux Kelly
Jacqueline and Michael Kelly
Paul Kelly, IV ’21
Jewel Kestenbaum
Karen Kipp
Kathy Kirkpatrick
Patrick Kiser ’84
Jennifer and Richard Klauer
Shellie and Peter Klimenko
Jennifer and Devin Knell
Farid Koka
Anne and John Nathaniel Komes, III
Maria and Gregory Kopra
Mercedes Lambert
Krissy Landini
Kelly Lann ’84
Sara and Jorge Lara
Marisol Apostol and Benoit Largeteau
Tessie Guieb and Carl Lastrella
Lauren Lawson
Felipa and William Lee
Laura Garcia and Jose Lepe
Mark and Jonna Lewis ’85
Scott Lewis
Lito Auto Body, Inc.
Magali Mendoza and Isidro Llamas
Ti Loane
Doug Loford
Donna and Thomas Lohwasser, Ph.D. ’73
Blanca Lopez
Susan and Daniel Lowe
Evile Maalona
Brittany and Joseph Maalona
Jenifer and Scott Machado
Susanne Madigan
Jessica Madrigal
Mary Stornetta-Madsen and Brent Madsen
Shay and Donald Maiden
Keli and Michael Manfred
Jennifer and Reginald Manoos
Camille Mansuy
Roxanne and Joel Mar
Angela Marciano ’75
Susan Marmol
Mariana Marron
Carol Martin
Cathy Martinod Ngom
Anna and Osvaldo Mata
Erica and Charles Matto ’05
Beth Matulich
Jamey Maynard
Romana and Emmanuel Mbise
Edward McBride ’72
Laura and Lynn McCarroll
Helen and Thomas McDermott
Tiffany McHugh and Michael McEligot ’95
Karen McGilley
Amanda and Rich McGowan
Patricia McGrath
Andy McGuire
Karen and Edward McKeown
Laura McLaughlin
Marie McLaughlin
Amornrat and Michael McNalley
Janet McQuiston
Janelle McRenato
Mecaela and Nicholas Meerholz
Eva and Martin Meissenhalter
Sarah and Kevin Melanephy
Angelica and Jesus Melecio
Evelyn Melero
Winchelle and Erick Mendoza
Eva Mendoza
Lynette Mendoza
Mayenci Mendoza
Scott Messenger
Edward Metcalf
Jennifer Metcalfe
Jessica Mey
Charlotte and Stephen Meyer
Suzanne Foss and Kurt Meyers
Audrey and Brent Miller
LeAnn Miller
Jack Mooney
Holly and Carl Moore
Angelica and James Moore
Kate Moore
Libeth Mora and Lomber Mora Huerta
Marisol Vargas and Bidaori Mora
Jannette Torres and Randy Moreira
Ken Morretino
Michele Mosbarger
Paula and Fabrice Moschetti
Catherine Heckert and Patrick Mulcahy
Debbie and Guido Murnig
Jennifer Nahmias
Napa Junior Girls Softball
Napa Youth Theatre
Audra Chapman and Matthew Naumann
Gisselle Navar
Leonardo Negrete ’26
Elise and Alain Negueloua
Marchus Nelson
Nancy and George Nessman
Doulas Neu
Tom Ney ’93
Catherine Martinod Ngom and Ibrahima Ngom
Michael Nicholas
Nancy and Andrew Nicks, MD
Mark and Danielle Nicoletti ’94
Marsha and Richard Niemann
Bryan Nieves
Alissan and Matthew Nittinger
Tita Noemi
Sister Brigid Noonan, OP
North Bay Plywood
Bernard and Ruth Norton ’73
Bernadette and Wilfredo Nuval, Jr.
David O’Connor
Kevin and Mary O’Neill
Sean O’Neill ’00
Marla and Frank Oathout
Kimberly Omrazeti
Camille Logue Orman
Elba Rodriguez and Luis Ortiz
Erika and Michael Owen ’97
Diano Pachote ’14
Ronald Pacleb
Dave Richardson and Nicole Paltrineri ’85
Cynthia Paniagua ’75
Sonia Paniagua
Scott Panton
Francesca Parini
Lori and Anthony Parise
Louis Parsons
Mark and Margaret Patterson ’70
Nicole Patterson ’25
Matthew Pearce
Colleen and Dennis Pedisich
Christine Pendergast
John Pendergast
Terra Pepper
Percent Impact Foundation
Cindy Perez-Miguel
Jessica and Humberto Perez
Cleo Salinas and Javier Perez
Nancy and Raul Perez, Jr.
Lisabeth Flores and Scott Perryman
Tu and My Pham ’92
Aidan Phinney ’23
Lorrie Pierce
Paula and Bill Powar
Charles Powell
Angela and Phillip Powell
Dena Prince ’16
Valerie and Gary Prince ’79
Molly and Athan Putnam ’03
Elyse Quast ’12
Lissette Quintanilla
Martin Quintanilla
Daniela and Pablo Quiroga
Carissa and Arturo Ramirez
Felix Ramirez ’80
Joanna Ramirez
Karina and Julio Ramirez
Belia-Eugenia Ramos
Christine Rampa ’95
Jennifer Rasler ’86
Vicki and Fred Reinell
Jessica Reinell
Renaissance Charitable
Patricia Reyes
Suzie and John Reynolds
Donna Richards
Angie and Joseph Ring ’98
Jennifer Rippey ’98
Cindi and Stephen Ripple, MD ’84
Carol Ritter
Pamela Rivera ’02
Leona McKenzie and Alejandro Rodriguez
Kimberly Rojas Rodriguez and Jack Rodriguez
Jose Rodriguez
Pedro Ayala and Julia Rodriguez ’09
Kimberly Rodriguez
Lilian and Rogelio Rodriguez
Debbie Rojas
Martha and Higinio Rojas
Isabel Guzman and Victor Rojas
Magdalena and Majin Roman
Liz and Gary Rose
Jessica Rose
Andrew Roth
Rita Rowlands
Afsoon Razavi and Peter Rubissow
Andrea and Stephen Ruiz
Kristen Giles and Paul Ruscica †
Erin and Brian Russell
Suzann Russell
Laura and Francisco Sales
Lisa Samatovicz
Ray Samatovicz
Janeth Valencia Valle and Juan Sanchez Zermeno
Claudia Trujillo and Juan Sanchez
Nikki Sanchez
Connie and Steven Sangiacomo
Kim Sasse
Michael Savino ’02
Christine and Gregory Schmitz
Tasha and Matthew Schmitz ’01
Danielle and Peter Schmitz ’03
Susan and Stan Schmutz
Joe Schoendorf
Michael Schweiker
Wayne Senalik
Duncan and Lisa Sennott ’90
Racquel and John Seymour
Haley and Robert Shackford
Yildiz and Khurram Shahzad
Leigh and Jeffrey Sharp
Julie and Curtis Shaw
Jeanette Shaw
Rupiena and Issac Shehadeh
Ruby Gem Siao and Nelson Siao
Yukie and Eraj Siddiqui
Anne and Rudy Siegel
Dane and Bianca Simms ’98
Marit and Gordon Sinclair, DPM
Jill Sinclair ’99 and Gregory Sinclair ’99
Debbie and Bret Skillings
Victor Skillings
Kathleen Lorenzo and Adam Skinner
Anita Skinner
Karen and Richard Slate
Angela and Nathan Smith
Sativa and Joseph Solga
Jeremy Sommier
Sasha Souza
Amelia and Gavin Speight
Valarie Spessard
Thomas Stack
Eric Sternberg
Steve Silva Plumbing, Inc.
Victoria and R. Lawrence Sullivan
Martin Takimoto
Yev Taylor
Shauna Chastain and Carlo Teresi
Jessica Yasenchok and Ryan Tesseny
Michelle Thomas
William Thomas
Lacy Thompson
Bruce Tognetti
Lauren and Leonard Tolentino ’01
Hope and Scott Tompkins
Kevin Torell
Domenica Totty
Myrna Marron and Peter Trovitch, Sr.
Glen Tullman
Lisa Turchet
Dan Urban
Alicia and Alejandro Valdivia
Mary Piasta-Valluzzo and Anthony Valluzzo
Brother George Van Grieken, FSC, PhD ’70
Van Winden Landscaping, Inc
Maria Del Toro and Miguel Vargas Barajas
Enrique Vargas
Anastacia and Ulises Vasquez
Tricia Vela
Gloria Velarde
Darla Viau
Claudia Villacorta
Flor Villanueva
Lisa and Victor Villegas ’82
Vineyard 7 & 8
Lupe Viramontes
Lourdes Viray
Wenda and Jerome Wade
Melissa and Christopher Walden
Kathleen Walsh
Stephanie Walsh
Laura Walter
Rob Walters II
Natasha Engering-Ward and Ian Ward
Katarzyna Krawczyk and Nader Wassef
Anna and Richard Waters
Annie Waterson
Lauren Blanchard and Troy Watters
Mary and Aaron Webb
Sasha Webber
Jacqueline Weisbein, DO
Raymond Welch
Alyssa and Joseph Welling
Emilie and William White
Brittany and Edward Whittington
Misty Wichman
Jen and Justin Wilcox
Nadine Willoughby
Shirley and Carl Wilson
Melanie Wilson
Willem Winkelman
Sherry Fournier and Michael Wolf
Allyson and Carlo Wood
Ellen and Donald Wulf
Nancy and Steven Wyngard
Rosemary and Trent Zalesky
Emily and Keith Zander
Joanne and Morgan Zaninovich
Veronica Zavala Calderon
Tonia and Todd Zeiter
Karen Zumwalt
Note: We make every effort to assure all donors are properly listed in our report. If your name was inadvertently left out or listed incorrectly, we apologize. Please contact the Advancement Office at 707.255.0950 ext. 610 to advise us of this error. Thank you.
= Indicates deceased
Fund-a-Need Gifts
In support of the Brother Bede Center for Student Success, Michele Farver Center for Student Support, and Senior Lawn Renovation projects.
Megan Alexander-Short ’07
Erica Alfaro-Lopez ’06
Julie and Hector Barba
Betty and Andrew Beckstoffer
Maci and Andrew Bettencourt ’02
Maureen and Alok Bose, MD
Annick Bouldt
Romana Bracco
Thomas Brown
Dianne Harris, MD and Edward Cain, MD
Martha and Roger Carlson, MD
Beverly and Russell Carnate
Anna Marie Longo and Angus Cleland
Daniel Cocilova
Sarah Marriott and Christopher Cooney
Mary Ann and Richard Cuneo
DAFgiving 360
Kathryn Holder, MD and David Danzeisen, MD
Brenda and George Del Castillo
Joseph † and Tracy Devine ’78
Olivia Dodd ’04 and Brian Dodd ’02
Mary and William Dodd, Jr. ’74
Jen and Mark Dunlea
Lea and Thomas Durante ’93
Lori and Chris Edwards
Marna Farver ’96
Matthew Farver ’94
Michele and Ed Farver
Amanda and Brad Feliz
Elizabeth and Andrew Fenton, MD
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Stephanie Fidler ’97 and Christopher Fidler ’02
C.J. and Sheila Flanagan ’73
Andrea and Ramiro Flores
Ellen Frediani ’75
Jeffrey and Caroline Gerlomes ’79
James Gladfelter
Pamela and Patrick Gleeson ’85
Amparo and Eric Gonzales
Angela and Ricardo Graf
Violet Grgich ’83 and Colin Shipman
Erika and Stephen Hill
Barbara and Danny Hoffert
Claire and Michael Holcomb
Danielle and David Holquin
Raymond and Caitlin Honeywell ’01
Alyssa Howard
Kelly Morgan and Brendan Kelly
Krissy Landini
Katie and David Lawrence
IIona Adler and Dmitry Leongardt
Michele and Christopher Lynch ’95
Katherine and Miles MacDonnell
Camille Mansuy
Helen and Thomas McDermott
Denae and Mike McDevitt
Tiffany McHugh and Michael McEligot ’95
Paulina and Libor Michalek
Helena, Miles, and Todd Moghaddasi
Suling and Tim Mondavi
Morgan Stanley Gift Fund
Adrian Arroyo-Moye and Matthew Moye Napa Valley Community Foundation
Douglas Neu
Tom Ney ’93
Nancy and Andrew Nicks, MD
Marissa Nokes and Paul Villegas
Kathryn and David O’Connor
Kevin and Mary O’Neill
Sean O’Neill ’00
Camille Logue Orman
Andrea and David Perata ’80
Angeline and James Pierson
Jamie and Matthew Powell
Molly and Athan Putnam ’03
Jennifer Rasler ’86
Carol and Robert Reber
Cynthia and Simon Rebullida
Renaissance Charitable
Rita Rowlands
Hillary Ryan ’94 and Andrew Ryan ’84
Christine and Gregory Schmitz
Nancy and Don Sebastiani, Sr.
Rosanne Alexander and Gery Short
Brother Kevin Slate, FSC
Kate and Ted Smith
Lisa and Michael Soldati
Mary Alice Spinelli
Mike Knapp and Laura Srebro ’05
Tatjana Grgich Family Foundation
The Peter A. and Vernice H. Gasser Foundation
Kathleen and Don Turner
Alicia and Alejandro Valdivia
Brother George Van Grieken, FSC, PhD ’70
Erin and Eric Van Pelt ’03
Alyssa and Joseph Welling
Sandy and Ryan Whaley
Narisa Woolworth ’99 and Victor Woolworth ’01
Sarah Collins and Todd Zapolski
Individual and Corporate Sponsors
Thank you to those in our community who support our events and programs (BRAVES ALLIANCE, CRAB FEST, DISP, TASTE of Justin-Siena, and the JS Classic Golf Tournament) by being an underwriting sponsor.
1983 Sac-Joaquin Section
Football Champs, Class A
3 Badge Beverage Corporation
Abbey Carpets Unlimited
AllPoint Financial Group, Marck Zuehlsdorff
Amine Khoury, DDS
Audio House of Napa
BDCo Wine Industry Accountants
Bettinelli Vineyards
BottleRock Napa Valley
Buena Tierra Vineyard
Cecile and Richard Kruse
Celaya Law
Classic Car Wash
Cocilova/Barbosa Family
Compass Capital Real Estate
Correlation Wine Co
Crown Hill Stone Supply, LLC
CTS Fitness & Performance
Cuneo Family
Danzeisen and Estes Families
Dickenson, Peatman & Fogarty Law
Duhig Wine
DuMol Winery
Eternal Landscape Solutions
Fidler Family
Fletcher Rhodes Interior Design
Fontanella Family Winery
GIGG IP Solutions
Giles Chiropractic
Golden Gate Sotheby’s International Realty
Golden State Oral Surgery & Dental Implants
Gonzales Family Fund
Goosecross Cellars
Heuser, Valluzzo & Piasta PC
Law Offices
Highway 12 Winery
James Cole Winery
Kanjee Family
Keller Family Real EstateColdwell Banker
Lion Science & Language, LLC
Lito Auto Body, Inc
Malloy Imrie & Vasconi Insurance
Services, LLC
Manfred & Hunt, LLP
Napa Electric
Napa Valley 1839 FC
Napa Valley Gondola
North Bay Allergy and Asthma
Perata Vineyards
Quinlan’s Tire Service, Inc.
Quintessential, LLC
Robert ReedState Farm Insurance
Round Pond Estate Winery
Sally Vaziri Real Estate
Sangiacomo Family Vineyards
Savage & Cooke
Seven Apart
Shanahan Orthodontics
Sonoma Harvest Olive Oil & Winery, LLC
State Farm Insurance,
Alyssa Samrick
The Donum Estate
The Lesti Team Real Estate
Valley of the Moon Flooring
Van Pelt Construction Services
Van Winden Landscaping, Inc.
Vargas Market & Taqueria
Vincent Arroyo Winery
Vineyard 7 & 8
Vineyard Catering
Wright Contracting LLC
Zapolski Real Estate
