Justin-Siena Impact Report 2024-25

“To

with the teaching of the

is a great gift and grace of

JUSTIN-SIENA LEADERSHIP TEAM

Matthew D. Powell, President

Joe Welling, Principal

Andrea Flores, Vice President for Advancement

Alicia Valdivia, Vice President for Enrollment Management

Nick Roberts, Vice President for Finance

Kate Bock, Vice President for Human Resources

Alma Gallegos, Assistant Principal and Director of LEAP

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Patrick Gleeson ’85, Chair

Erica Alfaro-Lopez ’06

Sr. Susan Allbritton, OP

Diego Garcia, Esq. ’94, Vice Chair

Eric Gonzales

Dianne Harris, M.D.

Cathy Molinelli

Mike Soldati

Br. Robert Wickman, FSC

Khiely Jackson ’16, Director of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging

As we reflect on this past year, I am filled with immense gratitude for your partnership and steadfast support of our Justin-Siena mission. The pages of this Impact Report tell a story filled with faithfulness, generosity, and a shared commitment to shaping the evolving lives of our students.

As we advance our Vision 2030 Strategic Plan, we continue to build on the strong foundation of our Lasallian heritage while boldly shaping the framework for our school’s future. This year, we have accomplished meaningful progress— collaborating closely with faculty, staff, students, and community members. We look forward to additional sharing as we approach the plan’s rollout this fall.

Through strategic financial management, we have succeeded in maintaining stable tuition while expanding access to a college-preparatory education for a growing number of families seeking support. In fact, nearly half of our students received need-based financial assistance—clear testimony to our definitive commitment to accessibility.

Our efforts reflect the very core of our Lasallian mission: to touch the hearts of young people, especially those most in need; and to form and guide them as servant leaders who will go on to transform the world. By offering a rigorous education rooted in Gospel values and compassion, we are preparing students for college, and we are preparing them for life.

The momentum is real, and the direction is clear. Thanks to your belief in our work, Justin-Siena is growing stronger, more inclusive, and more mission-driven than ever before. I invite you to behold the difference you have made in the lives of our students and families in the stories set forth throughout this report.

With deep gratitude and pride,

Matthew D. Powell President

A LOOK AT WHAT’S ACCOMPLISHED

18 championship pennants brought back to the Colin Chadwick ’08 Team Center

159 graduates in the Class of 2025

WHERE WE’RE HEADED IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS

Parents, alumni, faculty, staff, and students had a voice in the creation of the Vision 2030 Strategic Plan, which started initial planning in Spring 2024. Student input in particular, resulted in thoughtful reflections on the school as it exists now, and what it may become in the future. Their insightful comments are featured throughout this report.

“Seeing how deeply our faculty and staff care about students and their academic success positively deepened my understanding of Justin-Siena’s mission.”

- Nya Ochoa ’28

ALLOCATING OUR BUDGET

Justin-Siena’s commitment to a balanced budget ensured continuation of high-quality instruction, maintained campus operations, and supported student life. It enabled us to uphold our educational standards, remain accessible to families, and invest in long-term sustainability while operating within our means.

$1,020,000 Curriculum and Programs

$11,126,500 Salaries and Benefits

$15,993,500

Total Operations Budget

$162,000 Other Fees

$1,175,000 General and Administrative

$2,450,000 Property and Transportation

“I’ve learned that our community is vibrant and dynamic. From my limited perspective, I hadn’t fully seen what happens behind the scenes—but through this experience, I’ve come to understand how our community continually grows and adapts. I now see how we respond to both challenges and change in an ever-evolving world.”

-Mac Klockner ’26

Justin-Siena Tuition and

680

Number of students

327 Students Receiving Financial Aid

TIME WELL SPENT

Trent Stoppello ’91 is a standout parent volunteer and a dedicated member of the Justin-Siena Parents Association. Known for his generosity of time and unwavering commitment, Trent has made a meaningful impact on the school community through his leadership, enthusiasm, and consistent presence. His involvement exemplifies the spirit of service that strengthens the Justin-Siena experience for students and families alike.

Time is a valuable commodity–as business people, as parents, and members of our community. Why do you prioritize JustinSiena when considering time investment and what has been your experience when you help?

“Time is an investment. You get out what you put in! Dedicating time to the overall betterment of our youth is a wise investment and a good use of time, in my opinion. I firmly believe that it takes a village to raise these kids. I know that was the case for me when I was a kid. Whether it is leadership, coaching, community involvement, or random acts of kindness, I have always been actively involved. It’s good for the heart and soul.”

Knowing that Taylor will soon be leaving the halls of JustinSiena, reflect on your child’s time here and how you, as parents, experienced your tenure; and do you plan to stay involved after she graduates?

“Watching Taylor thrive, struggle, and ultimately grow over the last four years has been a beautiful experience. She has been able to blossom into the amazing individual she is today because of the environment that Justin-Siena has created. She is ready for the next level and I can’t wait to see what life has to offer her in the future.

Being an alumnus, I will always be connected to JustinSiena in whatever capacity they need me.”

Are there specific times you got involved and were proud of the result(s)? What are your personal observations and takeaways when people come together to help?

“I think that the Justin-Siena Parent Association is doing some pretty amazing things like scholarships, grants, and events that we are pretty proud of! As for coming together, it is way more fun doing things as a group. It makes the heavy lift easy and we build community doing it.”

As an alum, what makes you most proud as you have a front row seat to the school’s evolution?

“I am a believer in the brand. Justin-Siena creates a product for success; it is not just one size fits all.

There is always room for improvement, but as long as we stay nimble and willing to adapt, the evolution to greatness will continue.”

What would you want people to know about Justin-Siena?

“ Don’t try to box Justin-Siena into stereotypes or match what others may have heard. Go see for yourself! You might learn that there are some pretty amazing people, doing some pretty amazing things, for our youth and our community.”

“I am a believer in the brand. Justin-Siena creates a product for success; it is not just one size fits all.”

Trent Stoppello ’91

Alumus and parent of Taylor Stoppello ’25

CO-CURRICULAR FUNDRAISING

WE’RE GOING PLACES

CRAB FEST

$348,470

$102,006

$92,622

Signature fundraising events bring our community together in celebration, and directly support transformative student experiences. The funds raised help make possible immersive service trips such as the Venaver experiences in Montana, Arizona, and Chicago, where students live out our Lasallian values through handson service and cultural engagement. These events also generate essential support for special programs including sports tournaments, robotics, and other cocurricular activities that may fall outside of traditional funding. By investing in these opportunities, we empower students to grow as leaders, deepen their faith, and make a meaningful impact in the world—hallmarks of a Justin-Siena education.

ASSISTANCE FUNDRAISING

$29,390 $37,866 TUITION

$13,386

EXPANDING THE OUTREACH

At Justin-Siena, our commitment to accessibility and inclusion is deeply rooted in our Lasallian mission to provide a transformative, college-preparatory education to all students, regardless of financial circumstances. Through the incredible generosity of our community and the success of key fundraising events, including KA-IN Napa Valley, TASTE of Justin-Siena, and our ACCESS 707 Wine Auction and sales, we raised $141,769 for access and inclusion including our scholarship programs, Diversity & Inclusion Scholarship Program and Lasallian Educational Access Program.

By removing financial barriers and opening doors to rigorous academics, faithbased community, and leadership development, these programs directly impact students who may not otherwise have the opportunity to attend Justin-Siena. Each event celebrates our vibrant community while reinforcing our promise to make a Justin-Siena education accessible to students from diverse backgrounds.

“Successful

planning hinges on participation. You need community voices, clearly defined roles, and an internal leader who can steward the process from the inside.”

Carol Enright Enright & Associates

GUIDING THE STRATEGIC PLANNING PROCESS

At the heart of Justin-Siena’s ambitious strategic planning initiative stands a seasoned guide known as the “strategic navigator” in Carol Enright of Enright & Associates. While strategic planning is inherently future-focused, this leader brings a perspective rooted in both deep experience and thoughtful process.

“My role is to organize a framework that helps the community create a plan that’s relevant, realistic, and executable,” Carol explains. “Strategic plans should never sit on a shelf. They should be dynamic— integrated into the fabric of daily operations.”

This philosophy drives her work with Justin-Siena, where the school’s evolving vision is being shaped through conversations, collaboration, and careful planning. What drew her to this work? “I like helping to change things for the better—whether I’m working with an individual, a team, or an organization,” she says simply. That desire to effect meaningful change has carried her through a career that includes work with Catholic schools across the region, including a particularly formative experience with the Diocese of Oakland. “That was a very complex strategic planning process, and it launched me into other projects with Catholic institutions. I’ve been fortunate to do this work ever since.”

Preparing for a comprehensive, multi-year effort like Justin-Siena’s begins with understanding the organization’s past. “You have to review what’s been done before—what’s worked and what hasn’t. It’s also essential to clarify the desired magnitude of change. Is the school seeking transformation, or is it more about fine-tuning what’s already strong?”

She also emphasizes the importance of having the right people at the table. “Successful planning hinges on participation. You need community voices, clearly defined roles, and an internal leader who can steward the process from the inside.”

While not one to lean heavily on technology—“simple spreadsheets work just fine for me,” she admits—she is deeply attuned to the

human side of planning. Her leadership philosophy is grounded in transparency and inclusivity. “Everyone should have a voice. It’s not just about planning at the top and pushing it down—it’s about participation at every level.”

Resistance, she says, is a natural part of change. The key is to listen. “It’s important to ask, ’Why is there resistance?’ Is it discomfort, or is it a legitimate concern that needs to be addressed? Sometimes just explaining the ’why’ behind a decision can make all the difference.”

Despite the challenges of leading long-term initiatives, she doesn’t rely on a formal “team.” Instead, she promotes consistent communication, regular progress assessments, and a willingness to adapt the plan as needed. “Celebrate the wins. Be flexible. Plans should reflect the reality on the ground, not some idealized version of it.”

When asked what she wishes more people understood about strategic planning, the answer comes quickly: execution is everything. “Planning is only part of the equation. Without a roadmap for how to implement it—without aligning people around a shared purpose—the plan won’t go anywhere.”

The early signs at Justin-Siena are promising. “I’ve been struck by the level of strategic thinking here,” she notes. “People genuinely appreciate the opportunity to have conversations about the school’s future.”

Looking ahead, her personal vision of success is modest but meaningful. “This is probably my last engagement,” she says with a smile. “I’m trying to retire.”

Still, the wisdom she’s gathered will no doubt carry forward. Her advice for others leading similar efforts? “Take the time to get to know the organization. Build relationships first. Planning comes after.”

With that approach, Justin-Siena’s strategic path is not only being mapped with care, it’s being built on a foundation of trust, clarity, and shared commitment to a thriving future.

TO INSPIRE AND EDUCATE FAITH-FILLED DIFFERENCE MAKERS.

COMING THIS FALL — A ROAD VISION 2O3

STRATEGIC PLAN

Strategic Priority 1

Amplify and promote our Lasallian Catholic mission, identity, and culture.

By activating our mission, animating our Lasallian Educational Outcomes, cultivating Lasallian leadership among faculty and staff, and expanding parent engagement, the school ensures that its core values of faith, service, and community are taught, lived, and celebrated. This comprehensive approach ensures that every student, parent, and Lasallian educator understands and embodies the Lasallian mission and heritage, creating a unified and inspired community poised to send graduates into the world as impactful, faith-driven leaders.

Strategic Priority 2

Elevate Justin-Siena’s holistic student experience through programs and facilities that prioritize excellence, wellness, and future readiness for all.

By providing access to meaningful programs, fostering leadership, embedding service and social justice, and investing in exceptional facilities and Lasallian educators, Justin-Siena cultivates an environment where students are empowered to become compassionate, adaptable, and impactful individuals, ready to make a difference in the world.

Strategic Priority 3

Expand our capacity to support and sustain mission-inspired excellence.

By fostering a unified organizational culture, strengthening our financial foundation, and broadening our community reach, Justin-Siena bolsters its long-term future. We will focus on consistent messaging, securing vital resources, and building strong external partnerships to sustain our commitment to inspiring and educating faith-filled difference makers.

ROAD MAP FOR OUR FUTURE

MAKING THE IMPACT

2024 — JUNE 14, 2025

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 +

The Peter A. and Vernice H. Gasser Foundation

Justin-Siena High School Foundation

Paulina and Libor Michalek

The Quinlan Family

FOUNDERS SOCIETY

$25,000 - $99,999

Bank Of America Employee

Giving Campaign

Mary Ann and Richard Cuneo

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Amparo and Eric Gonzales

Katherine and Miles MacDonnell

Sangiacomo Family Vineyards

TRUSTEE SOCIETY

$10,000 - $24,999

Jeanne and James Beutecale

Francine and Michael Brossier

Mary and William Dodd, Jr. ’74

Jon and Joya Favreau, MD ’88

Karen and Jeff Fontanella

Jennifer and Jeremy Gibb

Lasallian Christian Brothers Foundation

Estelle Lemieux

Christine and Timothy Malloy ’87

Adrian Arroyo-Moye and Matthew Moye

Napa Valley Community Foundation

Chris and Stephanie O’Brien ’81

Andrea and David Perata ’80

Katie and Jakub Pietrowski, DDS

Fausta Franco-Guerrero and Rogelio Guerrero

Sisters of St. Dominic, Congregation of the Most Holy Name

Pamela and Victor Smith

Erin and Eric Van Pelt ’03

Kimberly and Michael Van Pelt

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

$5,000 - $9,999

Cynthia and Glenn Andrade

Anonymous

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Karyn and Giancarlo Bettinelli

Thomas Brown

Martha and Roger Carlson

Channel Lumber

Chappellet Vineyard and Winery

Leslie and Michael Conway

Damian Maldonado Memorial Foundation, Inc

Kathryn Holder, MD and David Danzeisen, M.D.

A Charles Dell’Ario

Amanda and Brad Feliz

Elizabeth and Andrew Fenton, MD

Christien and Dave Ficeli

Jennifer Fletcher

Keller Family Real Estate Family, Coldwell Banker

Michelle and Stephen Kline

Malloy Imrie & Vasconi Insurance Services, LLC

Suling and Timothy Mondavi

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Louis Parsons

Robert Pursell

Rivers-Marie Wines

Robert Reed, State Farm Insurance

Round Pond Estate

Schwab Charitable Fund

Sarabjit and Narinderpal Sidhu

Kate and Edward Smith

Lisa and Michael Soldati

Van Pelt Construction Services

Vanguard Charitable

Vincent Arroyo Winery

Narisa Woolworth ’99 and Victor Woolworth ’01

Wright Contracting

1966 SOCIETY

$1,996 - $4,999

Tania and Ryan Andersen

Noelle Andres ’03 and Stephen Andres ’02

Lora Blanusa, M.D. and Robert Blanusa

Taya and Michael Bonfante

Sarah and Ryan Brennan

Regina and Robert Briseño

Julie and Guy Carl ’88

Beverly and Russell Carnate

Silva Darbinian and David Carr

Anna Marie Longo and Angus Cleland

Daniel Cocilova

Sarah Marriott and Christopher Cooney

Judith Cuneo, MD and Marc Cuneo

DAFgiving 360

Angelica de Vere and Paul Mabray

Joseph and Tracy Devine ’78

Jason and Megan Dominici ’92

Nicholas Donovan

Alison and Justin Dragoo

Jody and Dennis Drummond

Pattie and Charlie Dullea

Jennifer Dullea

Marlene and Douglas Freeman

Jennifer and Brian Freeto, MD ’93

Rachel and Karl Frisinger

Elizabeth and Steven Gant

Cara and Robert Gerard

Lesley and Michael Giovannelli

James Gladfelter

Pamela and Patrick Gleeson ’85

Angela and Ricardo Graf

Rohn Grazer

Brigitte and Rick Healy

Jennifer and Marc Hefner

Leah and Dominic Heil

Raymond and Caitlin Honeywell ’01

Julia and John Im

Maché and Christopher Indelicato

Kirin and Samuel Jamison

Sue and Jason Johnson

Kimberly and Clinton Jones

Amanda and Dennis Kreps

Cecile and Richard Kruse

Estelle and Sebastian Lane

Nicholas Lendaris ’05

Christine and Mark Lesti

Lion Science & Language

Xuan and Zhi Liu

Michele and Christopher Lynch ’95

Brittany and Joseph Maalona

The Generosity of the Justin-Siena Community

$1,088,806 Restricted Fundraising

$1,049,884 General Fundraising

$2,138,690

Total Giving 2024-25

Manfred & Hunt, LLP

Marie McLaughlin

Anquanitte and Ramon Ortega

Sharmistha Kanjee and Hitan Patel

Sharon Patterson

Luke Pearce

Kimberly and Dave Phinney

Claire and Aaron Pott

Jamie and Matt Powell

Michael and Mia Pucci ’89

Quinlan’s Tire Service, Inc.

Nagarathna Manjappa and Lingamurthy Ravi

Erin and Reed Renaudin

Vanessa and Rand Rognlien

Alyssa and Joel Samrick

Lisa and David Schuemann

Silverado Country Club Members Activity Fund

Silverado Junior Golf Organization Inc

Shelley and David Sinegal

Brother Kevin Slate, FSC

State Farm Companies Foundation

Jessica and Wesley Steffens

Seana and Justin Stephens

Amber and Jae Steward

Elliot Stratton ’10

Lynda and Simon Swain

Shauna Chastain and Carlo Teresi

UBS

Sally and Ali Vaziri, M.D.

Courtney and Kristen Vosmaer

Katie and Cory Wagner

Janet and Graham Weston

Simone Dullweber and Alexander Winske

Jody and Aaron Wong

Jason Yurasek

Todd Zapolski

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

$1,000 - $1,965

3 Badge Beverage Corporation

Abbey Carpets Unlimited

Aura and Thomas Adams

Sam Ahn

and Edward Allen

BackSwing Golf Events

Kerri and George Beeker, III

Millie and Kurt Binz

Kimberly Bowden

Brendan Burke

Lynette and Carl Canaparo

Kristi and Thomas Carey ’86

Elizabeth and Anthony Celaya

Veronica Cervantes-Prado and Rupert Cervantes

Less Chafen

Daralyn and Chris Christensen

Emily and David Ciabattari

Classic Car Wash

Han-Fen

Jamie Conley and John Loftus

Teresa and Kevin Coughlan

Crown Hill Stone Supply

Claire and Kevin Daw ’75

Denise and Matt DeFina

James and Sonya DeLuca

Kim and William Dougherty

Jen and Mark Dunlea

Brian and Amanda Eaton ’94

Megan and Colby Eierman

Stacey Emerson

Marisa Everett

Clarissa and Harry Fegan

Marcia Ficeli

Kathleen Fidler ’83 and Mark Fidler ’82

Andrea and Ramiro Flores

Annie and Joseph Franzia

Tonya Fuller

Lisa and Patrick Galetto

Alma and Raul Gallegos

Lindsay Garvey

Janice and Truman Gates

Linzi and Scott Gay

Jeffrey and Caroline Gerlomes ’79

Giles Family Chripractic

Carolina and Yannick Girardo

Kelly and Brian Graver ’83

Belinda and Grant Halloran

Christopher and Sarah Hansen ’92

Colleen and James Harder

Dianne Harris, MD and Edward Cain, MD

Jennifer Hefner

Denise and Oscar Henquet

Cecilia and Kedreth Hogan

Marlene Ibarra

Susan and Mark-Erad Incleto

Jaja Jackson

Karen and Trevor Jonas

Jake Jurgenson

Tosha and Everett Kaplan

Meredith and William Keller ’91

Kerry Morgan and Paul Kelly, III

Suzanne and Amine Khoury, DDS

Kiwanis Club of Greater Napa

Kiwanis Club of Napa Foundation

Rick Kline

Frank Klobas

Anne and John Nathaniel Komes, III

Cara and Michael Kopecky

Deirdre and Eric Kopf

Deborah and Larry Lawrence

IIona Adler and Dmitry Leongardt

Clare Ronzani and Bruce Lescher

Colleen Townsend and Charles Love

Jennifer Madden ’90 and Rick Madden ’88

Dyanne and Jesus Magallanes

Jessica and Peter Martin

Christina McCulloch and Bret McCulloch ’84

Denae and Michael McDevitt

Lisa and Thomas McGinty

MDC Low Voltage Systems

Jennifer Metcalfe

Kavitha Mariappan and David Munro

Heather and Robert Nations

Bryan Nieves

North Bay Allergy and Asthma

Jennifer and Jason Palter

Matthew Pearce

Judy Takasaki and Nam Phan

Mary Piasta

Jacquelyn and Ryan Pio Roda ’96

Pound Management Inc

Miriam and Juan Puentes, Sr.

Jennifer and John Putnam

Cynthia and Jagjet Rattu

Carol and Robert Reber

Cynthia and Simon Rebullida

Shannon and Chris Reiter

Suzie and John Reynolds

Sherill and Jeff Richied

Robert Romero, Esq. ’81

Liz and Gary Rose

Suzann Russell

Connie and Steven Sangiacomo

Lei Sawyer Chavez and Ivan Chavez, Jr.

Christina and John Sciocchetti

Allison and August Sebastiani, II ’98

Alyson and Ken Shanahan

Colette Slate

Amy Jullien and Michael Spiegel

Mary Alice Spinelli

St. Apollinaris School

The Donum Estate

The Horn Heart Foundation

Margaret and William Thompson ’70

Claudia and John Toulze

DeeAnn Valine ’89 and Matthew Valine ’89

Valley of the Moon Lions Club

Nancy and Glenn Vargas

Lauren and Peter Velleno

Darla Viau

Victory Funds

Vyborny Vineyard Management

Sharon Vyborny

Candance Caldana-Walk and Brandon Walk

Katarzyna Krawczyk and Nader Wassef

Joe Whipple

Jolene Yee and John Wicks

Douglas and Karyn Williams ’85

Susan and Clint Wilsey

Nancy and Steven Wyngard

Alison and Marck Zuehlsdorff

Amy and David Zurowski

BRAVES CIRCLE

$500 - $999

Hilda Mora and Jesus Alonzo

John Anderson

Caroline and Anthony Baldini Jr. ’84

Bank of Marin

Ines Bargenquast

Glenda and Bradley Bautista

Boo Beckstoffer

Causandra and Nicholas Bernardi

Jennifer and Massimiliano Boldrini

Kelly and Xavier Bon

Maureen and Alok Bose, MD

Carla and Austin Bowker

Kimberly Smith and William Bradbury

Jeri and Edmond Brovelli, Jr.

Melitta and Thomas Butcher, Jr.

Tim Cardoza

Katie Carter

John Ciabattari

Ameris and Brian Cleary

David Clerici

Janice and Jon Clifton

Antonela and Edward Clunies-Ross

Veronica Fontana-Coleman and Mark Coleman

Erica Conway, DDS

John Cortese

Cortina Vineyard Management LLC

Jessica and Joe Cuneo

Kate and John Daw, DDS ’99

Silvia and Dave Deming

Veronica Favela-Diaz and Edgar Diaz

Dora and Joel Diaz

Patricia Dolan

Michele and Paul Dold

Suzanne and James Duhig

Harvest and John Duhig

Fe Angeli Edralin

Napa Electric

Jodi Hernandez and Victor Escobedo

Adona Nacapuy-Esperanza and Ronnie Esperanza

MaAngela Dominguez and Elmer Estimo

Kirsten and Thomas Flaherty

Susan and Mark Flowers

Brooke Gamica

Steve Garon

Debbie and Paul Giusto, Jr.

Marian and Matthew Glynn

Shawn Golden

Amy Goleno ’96 and Kyle Goleno ’95

Felipe Gomez

Joshua Goss

Peter and Katie Green ’93

Ma Teresa and Marlon Grimaldo

William Growney

Eileen and Benjamin Guerard

Karla Salazar De Guerrero and Uriel Guerrero

Melissa Hahn

Laura and Shawn Heffernan

Aileen Heidkamp

Brandon Hernandez Alfaro ’15

Sara and Moises Hernandez

Ginny and Steve Humphrey

Maria and Jose Manuel Ilao

Kenneth Jackson ’02

Thalia Jimenez

Craig Jones

Nancy and Samuel Kaplan

Dorothy and William Keller

Lindsay Keller ’95 and James Keller ’94

Holly Kelly, MD and Andrew Kelly, MD

Bridget King Williams

Laura Srebro ’05 and Michael Knapp

Jennifer and Devin Knell

Adrianne and Eric Koford

Marisol Apostol and Benoit Largeteau

Tessie Guieb and Carl Lastrella

Roger LaVoie+

Kristina Lee ’05

James Leli ’07

Lauren and Kevin Lemieux ’03

Scott Lewis

Gregory and Alma Ligouri

Shelley and Johnnie Love, Jr.

Susan and Daniel Lowe

Sharon Lynch

Shay and Donald Maiden

Michael Mathison

Amanda and Rich McGowan

Colleen McMahon ’87

Ingrid and Frederick McNicoll

Cassey Mehtlan

Edward Metcalf

Kurt Meyers and Suzanne Foss

Deidre and Michael Monette

Angelica and James Moore

Emily Mughannam

Katie and Pete Munoa

Napa Valley 1839 FC

Tyler Neiburger

Susan Burton and Thomas O’Donnell, Jr.

Kevin Olson ’89

Dina and Anil Patel

Perata Vineyards

Cindy Perez-Miguel

Laura and John Peters

Tu and My Pham ’92

Kathryn and Philip Pyrce

Marie Reis

Relation Insurance Services

Renaissance Charitable

Shari Riggs

Mary and Kyle Rohrs

Lindsay Romig

Joann Roth-Oseary

Alethia Erotas and Darren Schauer

Jennifer and Ryan Servetnick

Michelle and Vincent Sfara, II

Leigh and Jeffrey Sharp

Mary and David Shipp

Ruby Gem Siao and Nelson Siao

Debbie Sousa

Blanca Rodriguez and Herb Starks

Virgil Tayson and Marlene Jensen

The Lesti Team

Linda and Josh Trainor

Erin and Ari Umutyan

Jaime Vargas

Isela and Ruben Velazquez

Monica and Armando Villalvazo

Vineyard Catering - Patty and Juan Zavala

Lupe Viramontes

Wenda and Jerome Wade

Melissa and Christopher Walden

Emilie and William White

Shirley and Carl Wilson

Ellen Wulf

Sam Zadeh

Todd Zapolski

Hua and Quiang Zhan

RED AND BLUE CLUB

$1 - $499

Kathleen and AJ Acker

Jean Adamo

Allison Adams

Maria Adams

Yakeline Gonzalez and Marco Aguirre

Lizbeth and Daniel Alarcon

Camille and Allan Alcayde

Erica Alfaro-Lopez ’06

Sister Susan Allbritton, OP

Lucy Allen ’72 and Tom Sillen

Alejandra Alvarado-Basulto ’18

Alma Barajas and Manuel Alvarez

Amazon Foundation

Leigha and Dwayne Andrews

Richard and Christina Appleby

Giulietta Aquino

Paul Arbios

Beth and Peter Arbios

Georgina Gutierrez and Juan Arceo

Denise Asaro

Mike and Patricia Ashauer ’79

Rosirene Aviles

Mary Ayson

Lynne and Donald Baker

Anabel Barajas

Richard Barbe

Ami Joy Barrozo

Joy Barrozo

Marisa and Chris Bartalotti

Johnny Baterman

Richard and Katherine Batt ’78

Deborah Bayless

Marilou and Dean Baza

Antonio Bazan

Robert Beatty

Jeff Beaulac

Margarita and Kevin Belton

Rex Bennett

Anthony Bennetti

Tanya and Samir Berbawy

Josuwa Bernardo ’94

Maci and Andrew Bettencourt ’02

Diane and Ralph Bettencourt

George and Amanda Bevan ’96

Elaine Blackaby

Kim and Audrey Blackseth ’72

Tiffany Blaser

Lori Hunt and Dean Bledsoe

Andrea and Kent Boltz

Christa Bon Sims

Donald and Janet Botill ’72

Annick Bouldt

Lisa Bowers

Peter Bowman

Del Bozzini

Tiffany and Vince Briggs

Keri and Chad Briskovich

Cynthia and Richard Brockmeyer

Mary Jane and John Broderick

Adrianna Didion-Brown and David Brown

Lea Buensalida

Catherine Buffy

Leigh Burns

Y’Lonn and Ronald Burris

Scott Butler

William Butler

Gilberto Cabrera

Vanessa Cabrera

Dianne Harris, MD and Edward Cain, MD

Therese Calvelo ’89

Kevin and Lesley Cannariato ’88

Lourdes and Victor Caravantes

Anthony Cardinale IV

Lynn and Timothy Carl ’83

Carolyne Carmichael

Delia Carnate

Griselda Mata and Jose Carrasco

Scott Carter

Teresa Caselli ’83

Pauline Casenas

Carolyn and James Cassayre

Sophia Castaneda ’94

Francisco Castro Ortiz

Elaine and Steve Cavalin

Jeannie Celestial

Malu Centeno and Ramiro

Mendoza-Axle

Scott Chafen

Jennifer Charifa

Marilyn Chiat

Melanie Chinn

Raymond and Darlene Chiu

Gregory Chouinard ’08

Annette Enriquez-Chuang and Frank Chuang

Bobbe Clark

Wendy Clark

Peggy and Eric Clayton

Natasha Closs

Julie and Jonathan Cohen

Marc Cohen

Christine Commander

Community Projects, Inc.

Dominic Cordima

Lisa Corsello

Adele and James Cotter, MD

Jenna and Thomas Coughlan

Starla and James Cowan

William Cowen

Lyndsey Crabtree

Craig Crandall

Annette Cross

Omar Cruz

CTS Fitness & Performance

Levi and Carrie Culverhouse

Lorena and Jorge Curiel

Benjamin Curley

Jay Cusi

Alexa and Chris Cutler

Raphael Daffon

Luigi Dagnino

Christine de Asis

Crystal De Castro

Michelle de la Cruz Sarsozo

Murielle Del Castillo Lopez

Rowilma and Gabriel Del Castillo

Jacqueline Salazar and Antonio Delgado

Sergio Dematos

Susan Dever

Karun Dhillon ’12

Angelica Dichoco

Matthew Dingman

Charee and Mike Dion

Jona Diwa Padilla

Sandra and Cullen Dodd

MaAngela Dominguez-Estimo

Mary Dowse

Maisha Draves, MD

Nora and David Dreesen

Lori and Chris Edwards

Amber and David Eilert

Roger and Lori Elliott ’74

Julian Elorduy

Angelina Caballero and Brandon Emana

Natasha Engering-Ward and Ian Ward

Mary Euser ’77 and Andrew Euser ’78

Joane Evans

Kathleen Evans

Stephen Falace

Matthew Farver ’94

Michele and Ed Farver

Paul Fern

Jeannette Fernandez

Stephanie Fidler ’97 and Christopher Fidler ’02

Megan and Steven Fidler ’89

Desiree Finau

Carrie Findleton

C.J. and Sheila Flanagan ’73

Brenda Flores and Meshach Osborne

Jean Flory

Sarah Flowers

Thomas Flynn

Kyrie Forbes

Janet and Kent Fortner

Nancy Foss

John Fruin

Faren Gainous

Krista and Michael Galyen

Steven Garaventa ’73

Jonathan Garde

Merna and Rodson Garduce

Brooke Garnica

Berenice Garvan

Susan Gavinski

Amy Geiger

Tricia Meyer and Anthony Ginesi ’00

Claire and Larry Ginesi

Golden Gate Sotheby’s Intl Realty

Elaine and Douglas Gomez

Rowena and Rodolfo Gonzalez

Laura and Stephen Greco

Janet and John Greenberg

Geoengineers Inc

Maria and Barney Grieco

Gilgua Guadamuz-Griffin and Scott Griffin

Kristi and Alejandro Guerrero

Alan Guyton

Marcia Hadeler

Robert Hadowonitz

Tammy Hall

Pamela Hansen

Kelley Hanson

Elle Harrington

Amy and Michael Harris

Doris and Ryan Harrison ’02

Bernadette Hefflefinger

Theresa and James Heim

Donna Hein

Joann Heinritz

Lisa Henry

Rosa Soriano and Jorge Heredia

Paola Hernandez

Catherine and Drew Herrera

Lorena and Rolando Herrera

Lauren and Alexander Hesser

Jennifer and David Heun ’88

Scott Heun

Heuser, Valluzzo & Piasta PC

Sonja and James Hightower

Heather and Andrew Hodges, Ed.D.

Hayden Hodges ’24

Kathryn Hoff ’70

Barbara and Danny Hoffert

Nicole and Mark Holley

Danielle and David Holquin

Ari and Travis Hood

Anna Hopkins and Lyndsey Vogel

Darrel Howatt

Nicole and Casey Hughes

Erica and Brandon Imhoff

Catalina and Roberto Irucuta

Gina Jackson

James Cole Winery

Grant James

Dick Jonas

Grace and Michael Junkins

Ken Kalisky

Claudia and Kevin Kalten

Kris Kamerzell

Mary Elizabeth Martin-Katz and Edward Katz, II

Nancy Katz

Katherine Kearns

Victoria and Mark Keller

Jacqueline and Michael Kelly

Karen and Tim Kelly

Alex Khazanedar

Patrick Kiser ’84

Jennifer and Richard Klauer

Shellie and Peter Klimenko

Wyatt Knippen

Holly Koford

Nubia and Kenneth Kunst

Kelly Lann ’84

Sara and Jorge Lara

Cleo Lastrella

Fe Lastrella

Mathis Lauser

Kristen Lawrence

Amanda Lawson

Jeanie Lawson

Lauren Lawson

Julia and Michael Lazzara

Le Reve Design & Associates

Felipa and William Lee

Kevin and Joanne Lely ’74

Lori and Daniel Lemieux ’73

Regina Leo

Laura Garcia and Jose Lepe

Mellysa Levy

Mark and Jonna Lewis ’85

Monica and Johnnie Linn

Lito Auto Body, Inc.

Don Lopez

Ruben and Maricela Lopez ’89

Garvin Lum

Kelli and Randall Lum, DDS

Milagros and Manuel Madayag, Jr.

Edison Magaoay

Tanya Mahaphon

Samara Malas

Gina Maldonado-Puentes

Lidia and Hugo Maldonado

Rebecca Maldonado

Livienne Manguera

Jennifer and Reginald Manoos

Roxanne and Joel Mar

Christopher Mariano

Susan Marmol

Cleire and Marco Martin Del Campo, Sr.

Carol Martin

Jessica Martin ’06

Jenni Martinez

Monica Padilla Martinez and Juan Martinez

Anna and Osvaldo Mata

Erica and Charles Matto ’05

David and Linda Mattos ’72

Stefan Matulich

Karla and Alonzo Maxwell, III

Jamey Maynard

Kimberly and Douglas Mazzucco

Kimberly and Aaron McAlister ’91

Edward McBride ’72

Laura and Lynn McCarroll

Helen and Thomas McDermott

Mike McDevitt

Mallory McEligot

Karen McGilley

Julia and Duncan McGuire

Karen and Edward McKeown

Biz Mcllmoyl

Courtney and James McMahon

Amornrat and Michael McNalley

Mecaela and Nicholas Meerholz

Pilar and Dwight Meier

Sarah and Kevin Melanephy

Angelica and Jesus Melecio

Karisa Melville

Winchelle and Erick Mendoza

Eva Mendoza

Lynette Mendoza

Dianna and Scott Messenger

Charlotte and Stephen Meyer

Brent and Audrey Miller

Andrea Miller

Tanya and Bradley Mills

Arlene Miranda

Lisa Mitchell

Maria Montilla

Holly and Carl Moore

Libeth Mora and Lomber Mora Huerta

Lissette and Juan Carlos Mora, Sr.

Julie and Tony Morales ’89

Paula and Fabrice Moschetti

Marta and Christopher Mouriski

Emily and Andrew Mughannam

Roxana and Brian Mundy

Matthew and Elizabeth Munoz ’90

Rheena Munoz

Brother Mark Murphy, FSC

Jennifer Murray

Avi Nahmias

Jazmin and Jesus Naranjo

Marietta and James Natuzzi

Lorraine Negri

Marchus Nelson

Angela and Stacy Nelson, II

Nancy and George Nessman

Patricia Newland

Catherine Martinod Ngom and Ibrahima Ngom

Huy Nguyen

Nancy and Andrew Nicks

John Niemi

Laura Orozco and Felipe Nieto

Tami Nixon and Paul Mullen

Marissa Nokes and Paul Villegas

R. Curt and Maggie Nolan Williams ’77

Robert Nolan

Trish Nominni

Sister Brigid Noonan, OP

Grant Norell

Bernadette and Wilfredo Nuval, Jr.

Juli Barron and Sean O’Malley

Marla and Frank Oathout

Amanda Urrutia and Carlos Ochoa

Allyn Oh

Reese Onate ’10

Ronald Pacleb

Karen Hauser and Chris Padowan

Mitzi Palazzolo

Nicole Paltrineri ’85 and Dave Richardson

Cynthia Paniagua ’75

Deven and Justin Paniagua ’03

Sonia Paniagua

Lori and Anthony Parise

Mark and Margaret Patterson ’70

Jerri Patton

Dennis Pecorella

John Pendergast

Michael Pendergast

Terra Pepper

Jessica and Humberto Perez

Cleo Salinas and Javier Perez

Nancy and Raul Perez, Jr.

Lisabeth Flores and Scott Perryman

Lorrie Pierce

Marilyn and Rely Pio Roda

Juan Plancarte

Kristen and Thomas Polakiewicz

Yoana Ponce

Jennifer and Mark Porembski

Brenna and Chad Pourroy

Angela and Phillip Powell

Brenda Guzman and Juan Preciado

Betty and Paul Pressley

Ritsa and Ryan Preston

Sarah Pursell

Athan Putnam ’03

Carmen and Pablo Quiroga

Priscilla Ramelo

Maria Ramirez

Joe and Gina Rasler ’89

Jennifer Rasler ’86

Michael Reeves

Jim Reilly

Tom Reilly

Vicki and Fred Reinell

Seth Richart, IV

Angie and Joseph Ring ’98

Melissa and Nate Rippey

Cindi and Stephen Ripple, MD ’84

Elizabeth Robertis Smith

Monica and Jenaro Robledo, Sr.

Robin Rocha

Leona McKenzie and Alejandro Rodriguez

Jose Rodriguez

Julia Rodriguez ’09 and Pedro Ayala

Kelsey Ramirez ’11 and Julio Rodriguez ’08

Lilian and Rogelio Rodriguez

Penny Rohrs

Isabel Guzman and Victor Rojas

Shadow Roldan

Magdalena and Majin Roman

Frances and Rallie Rualo

Samantha Rubanowitz

Elsa Ruiz

Nancy Granados and Jordan Ruiz

Andrea and Stephen Ruiz

Deborah and Sydney Salazar

Laura and Francisco Sales

Ray Samatovicz

Laura Sanderlin

Laurel Santos, DDS ’00 and Ellery Santos

Joseph Sapida

Christine and Gregory Schmitz

Tasha and Matthew Schmitz ’01

Danielle and Peter Schmitz ’03

Susan and Stan Schmutz

Jim Schneider

Ted and Sharon Schoenfeld ’77

Jason Scoggins

Judith and Jon Scudder

Duncan and Lisa Sennott ’90

Racquel and John Seymour

Julie and Curtis Shaw

Rupiena and Issac Shehadeh

Elisa and Kevin Sherburne

Brigit and Brigit Shotts

Yukie and Eraj Siddiqui

Nicole Sierra

Margaret Simich

Eileen Simmons

Nicholas and Shawn Simon ’82

Marit and Gordon Sinclair, DPM

Jill Sinclair ’99 and Gregory Sinclair ’99

Kathleen Lorenzo and Adam Skinner

Anita Skinner

Michelle and Ron Slate

Karen and Richard Slate

Angela and Nathan Smith

Marcia and Vincent Smith

Lila Sommier and Justin Hayes

Jen Ayles and Robert Sordi

Lourdes Barrera Sosa and Jose Sosa Solano

Mai and Rodrigo Soto

Sasha Souza

Patricia and Ivo Spalatin

Amelia and Gavin Speight

Linda and James Srebro, MD

Marylee and Christopher Stathos ’73

Teri Steffensen

Al Stellini

John Stewart

Ross Stivison

Rob Stometta

Ashley and Trent Stoppello ’91

Tina and Jeff Stricklin

Ernestina Strode

Eric M. Sunico

Christine Tallarido

Kenneth Tanaka

Nanay Tatay

Brenda Angeles and Henock Tesfaw

Jessica Yasenchok and Ryan Tesseny

Michelle Thomas

Arlene and Joel Tolentino

Lauren and Leonard Tolentino ’01

Helyn Tompkins

Hope and Scott Tompkins

Helmut and Mary Ann Torok

Melody Towner

Myrna Marron and Peter Trovitch, Sr.

Erika and James Tucci

Dan Urban

Alicia and Alejandro Valdivia

Mary Piasta-Valluzzo and Anthony Valluzzo

Van Winden Landscaping, Inc

Karina Vargas-Diaz

Anastacia and Ulises Vasquez

Tricia Vela

Gloria Velarde

Michael Velasquez ’15

Harold Vietti

Sean Villa-Carlos

Claudia Villacorta

Flor Villanueva

Lisa and Victor Villegas ’82

Angelique Vitug

Jennifer and Albert Washington

Anna and Richard Waters

Mary and Aaron Webb

Anita Webb

Richard and April Webster

Tony Westfall

James White

Katharine White

Jen and Justin Wilcox

Adrien Monique Wilson

Allyson and Carlo Wood

George Wright

Terry Wunderlich

Rosemary and Trent Zalesky

Sheila and Victor Zamora

Joanne and Morgan Zaninovich

Diana Zapolski

Tonia and Todd Zeiter

Angelica and Jorge Zetina

Jamie Zhang

+ Indicates deceased

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.

“One thing I love about the Justin-Siena community is how much effort is put into ensuring that student voices are heard. I see this as a meaningful strength that will greatly benefit Justin-Siena. On a personal level, I’ve learned that my experiences and perspectives can contribute to improving our community, and I feel motivated to share them to help drive positive change.”

-Charlie Im ’26

Fund-a-Need Gifts

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all who generously contributed to the Quinlan Family Innovation Lab Fund-a-Need. Your support will directly enhance our science and engineering departments, providing students with hands-on, future-ready learning experiences. This new lab represents a critical step in preparing our students for success in college and careers in STEM fields. Included in this list are those who contributed to the new Zeller Center for Student Engagement.

Sister Susan Allbritton, OP

Josuwa Bernardo ’94

Diane and Ralph Bettencourt

Jeanne and James Beutecale

Millie and Kurt Binz

Kevin and Lesley Cannariato ’88

Beverly and Russell Carnate

Silva Darbinian and David Carr

Teresa Caselli ’83

Malu Centeno and Ramiro Mendoza

Daralyn and Greg Christensen

Emily and David Ciabattari

John Ciabattari

Antonela and Edward Clunies-Ross

Daniel Cocilova

Leslie and Michael Conway

Mary Ann and Richard Cuneo

Kathryn Holder, MD and David Danzeisen, M.D.

Silvia and Dave Deming

Joseph and Tracy Devine ’78

Michele and Paul Dold

Nicholas Donovan

Kim and William Dougherty

Pattie and Charlie Dullea

Mark and Jen Dunlea

Brian and Amanda Eaton ’94

Stacey Emerson

Adona Nacapuy-Esperanza and Ronnie Esperanza

Michele and Ed Farver

Amanda and Brad Feliz

Kathleen Fidler ’83 and Mark Fidler ’82

Kirsten and Thomas Flaherty

Jennifer Fletcher

Marlene and Douglas Freeman

Brooke Garnica

Pamela and Patrick Gleeson ’85

Amparo and Eric Gonzales

Angela and Ricardo Graf

Rohn Grazer

Fausta Franco-Guerrero and Rogelio Guerrero

Dianne Harris, MD and Edward Cain, MD

Barbara and Danny Hoffert

Raymond and Caitlin Honeywell ’01

Justin-Siena High School Foundation

Holly Kelly, MD and Andrew Kelly, MD

Rick Kline

Frank Klobas

Sharon Lynch

Christine and Timothy Malloy ’87

Jessica Martin ’06

Denae and Michael McDevitt

Colleen McMahon ’87

Sarah and Kevin Melanephy

Paulina and Libor Michalek

Deidre and Michael Monette

Adrian Arroyo-Moye and Matthew Moye

Louis Parsons

Andrea and David Perata ’80

Kimberly and Dave Phinney

Katie Pietrowski and Jakub Pietrowski, DDS

Jamie and Matt Powell

Michael and Mia Pucci ’89

Quinlan Family

Erin and Reed Renaudin

Vanessa and Rand Rognlien

Lisa and David Schuemann

Kate and Edward Smith

Lisa and Michael Soldati

Shauna Chastain and Carlo Teresi

Eric Van Pelt ’03

Kimberly and Michael Van Pelt

Darla Viau

Katie and Cory Wagner

Douglas and Karyn Williams ’85

Jody and Aaron Wong

Narisa Woolworth ’99 and Victor Woolworth ’01

Sam Zadeh

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

Gladfelter Chiat Charitable Gift Account

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 Reed -

State 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 Landscape Inc

Vargas Market & Taqueria

Vincent Arroyo Winery

Vineyard 7 & 8

Vineyard Catering

Wright Contracting LLC

Zapolski Real Estate