Crystal Hi-Lites Annual Report 2020-2021

Malden Catholic

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Letter from the Headmaster Greetings from Malden Catholic!

It is with great pleasure that I greet you in our latest issue of Crystal Hi-Lites. It is an honor to begin my second year as Headmaster of Malden Catholic. We rejoice in our partnership with you. This past year has had unprecedented challenges, and you have stood with us every step of the way. The MC community has risen to the challenge and excelled in providing an excellent education for all students in the Xaverian Brothers' tradition. I am very thankful for all of your support.

Strong donor support fueled Malden Catholic’s efforts to offer innovative learning experiences when we moved to remote learning. Moving from the classroom to a virtual environment was unexpected. While 4

many schools struggled, Malden Catholic was able to pivot and provide academic courses beyond what other schools could offer in our area. This was largely due to the outstanding faculty and staff who quickly adapted to meet the needs of our families.

The spring presented obstacles, but we completed all coursework and were able to hold an in-person graduation in August.

We were one of the first schools to begin the process of developing a well thoughtout plan to return to the building in the fall. A great deal of work was done over the summer, which resulted in our plans to develop a Culture of Health, improve the building's ventilation and signage and acquire the technology needed to teach in any model (remote, hybrid). We spent

close to $500,000 on these efforts. Our fall return has been seamless, and we hear from our families time and time again that our model surpasses that of other schools in the area. One parent commented the other day, “My son is having one of his best years academically and in athletics.”

Malden Catholic continues to offer strong programming.

Our commitment to our students in the MC tradition is why we have one of the largest enrollments in the past 10 years.

We welcomed over 190 new students this past fall. Our total enrollment stands at 662 students. The retention rate for the Boys Division is 98% with the girls’ retention just under that. Our faculty and staff retention has greatly improved since my arrival as well, with only a handful of individuals not returning. All of this signals that great things are happening at Malden Catholic, and there are amazing things still to come! We would not be here without your unwavering support.

One important change I made this past spring was move to a one-principal model.

We welcomed Mrs. Rose Maria Redman as the principal of MC for both the Boys and Girls Divisions. She has brought a lifetime of educational experience, and both of our divisions are thriving under her leadership. Brother Puccio, who served

for many years as our boys’ principal, now holds the position of the Director of Mission Integration. In this role, he advises all of us on how best to execute our mission as a Catholic school in the Xaverian tradition. He has already brought a lot to the school in this important role.

So much of 2020 has been unprecedented.

Despite the many unexpected obstacles, due to Malden Catholic’s vibrant Culture of Philanthropy, we have been able to come together and ensure that, above all, our students continue to receive the best education possible. You are to thank for making this happen. It is because of your commitment to Malden Catholic that we continue to persevere through these challenging times. The information contained in the following pages serves as an account of those who have taken their resources and demonstrated their indelible commitment to our Mission. I encourage you to take time to page through and learn about them. We celebrate the entire Malden Catholic community in these pages.

Thank you again for all you do for us, John K. Thornburg

CO M M A N D SERG E A N T M A J O R O F T H E US A R M Y T R A I N I N G A N D D O C T R I N E CO M M A N D, DA N I EL H EN D R E X , SP O K E TO M C S T U D EN T S A BO U T E SSEN T I A L L E A D ER SH I P CH A R AC T ER I S T I C S

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Class Of 2020 College Matriculations

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Abbott, Cameron Lawrence

Stonehill College

Albert, Dylan Patrick

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Arria, Peter Anthony

Bentley University

Bao, Siyuan

Boston College

Barria, Felipe Alejandro

Suffolk University

Bartolotta, Michael James

Culinary Institute of America

Blumberg, Ty Spain

Washington University in St Louis

Bond, Cameron J

Saint Anselm College

Bono, Dominic Angelo

North Shore Community College

Bower, Parker Alexander

University of Massachusetts-Lowell

Brown, Brenden Denzel

Springfield College

Cai, Zhiqiang

University of California - Santa Barbara

Carbone, Ciro John

Boston College

Carbone, Gino Saverio

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Carbone, Ralph Daniel

College of the Holy Cross

Chen, Zhiyuan

University of Wisconsin - Madison

Chowdhury, Redwan Khan

Merrimack College

Connors, James Thomas

Suffolk University

Costa, Cirino

Boston University

D’Entremont, Cameron

University of Massachusetts - Boston

Dang, Chinh Hoang Minh

Florida Southern College

Dascoli, Dominic Jason

Bentley University

DelValle, Colin J

Bunker Hill Community College

Diaz, Agustin Vicente

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Donahue, Jeffrey Michael

Clarkson University

Fan, Zehua Peter

University of California, San Diego

Ferreira, Seth Anthony Resendes

Becker College

Ford, Robert Anthony

Bryant University

Fosdick, Samuel Theron

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Gallagher, Max Alfred

Champlain College

Giardullo, Gennaro

Bentley University

Giri, Abhinit

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Guinee, James Barry

Bates College

Hall, Jake Thomas

Boston College

Han, Wenxuan

Syracuse University

He, Zhenghang

Northeastern University

Henry, Cedric Alcime

Stonehill College

Herbert, Jenarro P.

Nichols College

Jarosz, David Francis

University of New Hampshire

Jiang, Erzhan

University of California, San Diego

Johnson, John Wesley

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Jonassaint, Antonio

Salem State University

Kelley, Sean Patrick

Westfield State University

Kerans, Martin

Northeastern University

La Verde, Jake Genaro

Providence College

LaCortiglia, Jason

University of New Hampshire

Lai, Hongyu

Northeastern University

Li, Minyi

University of Wisconsin - Madison

Li, Zhenghan

Pennsylvania State University

Lin, Zekai

Cornell University

Liu, Hong

University of California, Davis Extension

Lynch, Timothy Francis

Fairfield University

Marmolejo Rocha, Santiago

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

McDonough, Sean Michael

University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Mineo, William Gerard

Military Service

Mitchell, Jeremy Alex

University of New Hampshire

Montes, Armando Saul

Bridgewater State University

Morrow, Jake Michael

College of the Holy Cross

Nguyen, Alex Vuong

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Nguyen, Jerry Le

University of Massachusetts - Boston

Nguyen, Minh Nhat

Salem State University

Nguyen, Vinny

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Noonan, Sean

Trinity College

O’Brien, Matthew

Air Force

OConnell, Zachary Michael

Merrimack College

Ordonez, Jose Daniel

Trinity College

Pacy, Alexander Robert

Boston University

Papendorp, John T

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Peguero, Christopher Alexander

University of Dayton

Perez, Amarlyn

University of Massachusetts Boston

Pimental, Anthony Mark

Trade school - Electrician

Prousalis, Conor William

Trinity College

Roberson, Riley William

Salem State University

Sadler, Gavin Deuce

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Saint Fort, Ryan Roger

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Sekenski, Michael Angelo

Northeastern University

Silvestri, Luke Nathaniel

Bentley University

Sofronas, Nikolas Richard

Providence College

Sullivan, Robert J.

Bentley University

Taing, Thomas T.

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Terranova, Christopher John

College of the Holy Cross

Tran, Jefferson

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Truong, Andy Cuong

University of Massachusetts - Lowell

Turk, William Henry Francis

University of Massachusetts - Amherst

Veeramani, Thomas

Suffolk University

Ventura, Manuel

North Shore Community College

Walsh, Ian Jeffrey

Providence College

Wang, Daheng

Illinois Institute of Technology

Wang, Jiayang

University of Connecticut

Williams, Kenneth Russel

Electrician

Wolniewicz, Jack Henry

North Shore Community College

Wolniewicz, Robert Alexander

Air Force

Wu, Zhennan

Pennsylvania State University

Zannella, Anthony Rosario

Wentworth Institute of Technology

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Class of 2020 Graduation On Saturday, August 1, Malden Catholic High School celebrated the 85th Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2020. Following all guidelines established by the state and national health organizations, Malden Catholic hosted a live graduation on Donovan Field at the Brother Gilbert Stadium with over 400 graduates, family members, faculty and staff in attendance.

Of the 97 Malden Catholic graduates, 80 families were present and socially distanced on the football field. The ceremony started with a prayer and warm welcome by Brother Thomas Puccio, the Boys Division Principal. Ciro Carbone of Everett, MC Salutatorian, then delivered an address and commented on the highlights of his four-year journey of growth and his classmates’ milestone accomplishments as a result of the outstanding education at Malden Catholic.

After the conferral of diplomas by Headmaster John Thornburg, Brother Puccio and Assistant Principals Jeffrey Smith ’95 and Robert Bucchino ’71, Valedictorian Michael Sekenski presented a moving speech regarding endurance and resiliency in a COVID-19 world. The Class of 2020 top awards were also presented to the following 2020 graduates: Ty Blumberg, Jose Ordonez, Gavin Sadler, James Guinee and Jake Morrow.

We are so proud of our graduating Class of 2020!

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Lancer Life 2020 was a truly unique year with the pandemic impacting Malden Catholic student life beginning in March of 2020. Despite the challenges, the students have maintained their enthusiasm and positive energy throughout the year and truly enjoyed returning to school in September in their designated cohorts. Each student has gone above and beyond and continued to be involved with activities throughout the year.

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Welcome to Malden Catholic!

THE EXCELLENCE OF A SCHOOL IS IN LARGE PART DEFINED BY THE FACULTY AND STAFF WHO SHARE THEIR TALENTS AND INFUSE THE ORGANIZATION WITH LIFE! Malden Catholic is blessed to have dedicated faculty and staff who minister to our students and their families. Each year God sends new colleagues our way, who join as partners in Mission. We are pleased to introduce them here.

MS. AM ANDA BE RE SHE IM

MS. K ARL A DOS SANTOS

Communications Coordinator. B.S. Communications Studies (Marist University, Poughkeepsie, NY), specializing in public relations and advertising. T.G. Gallagher, Marketing Assistant for Social Media and Recruitment.

Assistant Controller. B.S. Management Studies, (Cambridge College); M.S.A. Accounting (Nichols College, in progress). Experience: Tech Target, Staff Accountant (2019-2020); Cambridge Sound Management, Staff Accountant (2019); Monster Worldwide, Senior Purchasing Support (2012-2019); AIS, Accounts Payable Clerk, 2005-2008

MS. ALE XIS COLE School Counseling. M.Ed. School Counseling (Salem State University); B.S. Psychology (Salem State University).

Guidance Peer Mediation Coordinator/ Counselor and After-School Program Administrative Coordinator, Lynn Classical High School (2014-2020).

MR . JOHN P. GALLIVAN Social Studies Department, B.A. Education (Providence College), M.A. American History (Providence College); Social Studies Department Director, Stoughton High School (2000-2020); History Instructor, Stoughton HS (1990- 2020); Head Varsity Basketball Coach (Stoughton, 2004-2020); 2009 VFW Massachusetts Teacher of the Year.

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MRS. PAULINE GIANNANTONIO

MR . CHRIS TOPHE R J. KUCHAR

Foreign Language Department, Spanish.

B.A. Spanish & Education (Boston College); Spanish Teacher, Presentation of Mary Academy; Girls Catholic High School; St. Patrick’s High School (Watertown); Methuen Rotary Teacher of the Year.

Business Department, Head Varsity Hockey Coach. B.S., English (Salem State College).

Vice-President, Commercial Lending, Northern Bank and Trust; with earlier V-P positions at Lawrence Savings Bank and Beverly Bank; Head Varsity Hockey Coach, Amesbury H.S. (2010-14); Andover H.S. (2014-18).

MR . JAME S GROCK I Assistant Principal, Student Life. C.A.G.S. Educational Leadership (Emmanuel College); M.Ed. Secondary Education (Salem State University); B.A. Business Management (Assumption College, Worcester, MA). VicePrincipal, Bishop Fenwick High School, Peabody, MA (2017-2020); Principal, Our Lady of the Assumption School, Lynnfield, MA (2012-2017); Teacher, Malden Catholic High School (2009-2012) and St. Mary’s High School, Lynn (2006-2009).

MR . NICK HURLE Y (MC ’00) Social Studies Department. B.A. History (St. Anselm College, Manchester, NH); Teacher of English as Foreign Language: Kaplan International (Harvard Square); International Professional Training (2015-2017) and English First, Russia (2011-2015) Moscow, Russia; Lawrence Public Schools, History (2007-2009).

MS. CINDY HAVICE - MOR AIS Mathematics and Technology Departments.

B.S. Computer Science/Management Information Systems (Southern New Hampshire University); Paraprofessional, SBI Program, Beverly Public Schools; Computer Teacher, Lawrence Catholic Academy (2017-2019).

MR . RICHARD K ATE S, JR .

STE Department, Physics. M.Ed. Education (Emmanuel College); Teacher of Physics, Notre Dame Academy, Hingham (1994-2020); Head Cross-Country/Track & Field Coach; Assistant Athletic Director; EMT Supervisor, Town of Carver (2004-2020).

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MR . GREGORY LE E School Safety Monitor, retired MBTA Transit Police Department.

MR . SE AMUS MCGUIRE STE Department, Chemistry. B.A. Biology (University of Dallas); Teacher of Chemistry and Biology, Mystic Valley Charter School (2018-2020); Head Boys Varsity Lacrosse Coach and Assistant Varsity Boys Soccer Coach, Mystic Valley; Founding Member Distillery Theater Company, Dallas, TX.

MRS. IVONNE MOGUE L Foreign Language Department, Spanish.

B.S. Studies in Voice and Music Education (National Autonomous University of Mexico) Certificate, Teaching Spanish as a Second Language: FEPELE (Instituto Cervantes and International House). Art and Music Teacher, St. John School, Boston (2005-2013); Spanish; Music Teacher, St. Patrick School, Stoneham (2013-2016); Spanish Teacher, St. Raphael School, Medford (2017-2020).

MS. C AROL OLIVE , R . N .

School Nurse. B.S., Nursing (University of Lowell); Registered School Nurse, Presentation of Mary Academy, Methuen, (2019); Telemetry, ICU, Cardiac Intensive Care, Dialysis experience at various hospitals: St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center, Brighton (1988-1998); Lawrence Memorial Hospital, Medford (1986-1988); providing excellent care to diverse populations in acute and chronic care settings as well as in office and school settings.

MRS. DONNA PARK E R

MS. ROX ANA RUIZ

School Counseling. M.Ed./C.A.G.S., Counseling and Psychological Services (Springfield College, Springfield MA); B.A. Humanities/Communications (Bradford College, Bradford, MA). Director of School and College Counseling, Presentation of Mary Academy, Methuen (20042020); Adjunct Faculty, Rivier University (2000-present).

Theology Department. B.A. Religious Studies (College of the Holy Cross); currently in M.A. program (Boston College, Urban Catholic Teacher Corps). Religion Curriculum Coordinator, Nativity School, Worcester; Community Organizer; Retreat Coordinator, Houston, TX.

MR . GARY RE ARDON Mathematics & Computing Departments, B.S. Computer Engineering Technology (Northeastern University), M.A.T. Mathematics Teaching (Salem State University); Mathematics Teacher, Reading Memorial High School (2017- 2020); Executive Account Manager, Synopsys Inc. (1997-2013, Marlboro, MA).

MRS. JE ANNINE R . RE ARDON E SQ ., (GC'89, P '23) Director of Student Leadership Programs.

J.D. Suffolk University Law School; B.S. Suffolk University, Communications & Pre-Law; Admissions: Massachusetts Bar; Federal District Court and Court of Appeals, 1st Circuit; Supreme Court. Published author of legal fiction thrillers: Confidential Communications (2008); Dishonored (2010); Advise and Consent (2012). Partner Saltzman & McNaught (1996-2003); Law Office of Stephen McNaught (2010-2019).

MRS. ROSE MARIA RE DMAN Principal. M.Ed. School Administration (University of Massachusetts, Lowell); B.A. English and Education (St. Anselm College, Manchester, NH); 1985 graduate of Presentation of Mary Academy, where she began teaching in 1989, serving 31 years as an English teacher, Curriculum Coordinator, Assistant Principal and for 18 years as Head of School; active parishoner at Corpus Christi Parish, Lawrence; President of the Saint Rita Sodality; Board of Directors for the Methuen Festival of Trees.

MRS. ANDRE A TR ACE Y School Office Administrative Assistant, Attendance Manager; City of Malden, Department of Education Para-professional, Beebe School (2012-2020); Hallmark Health, Patient Account Associate (2004-2012).

FedEx Services, Executive Administrative Assistant (1993-2005). Vocalist, St. Athanasius Parish, Reading (2012-present), St. Mary’s Parish, Melrose (2007-present), St. Camillus Parish, Arlington, 2003-present).

MS. SUSAN V ISCOSI English Department, Girls Cross-Country Coach. B.A., English (Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, PA); Secondary Education Certificate Program (UMASS, Boston); 25 Years as Teacher/English Department Chair at Presentation of Mary Academy, Methuen, MA (1993-2018); Methuen/Salem Rotary Club Teacher of the Year 2010.

We also welcome classroom monitors and prefects:

MR . SCOT T E LIA S, MC ’96 Boys Head Soccer Coach

MR . MICHAE L WAL SH Son of Michael J. Walsh, MC '84

MS. L AURICE H A JJAR MR . NICK LEONE , MC ’16

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Lancer Healthcare Frontline Heroes DE NNIS C ATALDO, MC’86 Vice-President, Cataldo Ambulance Service When Dennis Cataldo became President of the Massachusetts Ambulance Association this past January, he could not have imagined how dramatically the demands of his role and of the industry would escalate in the coming months. But the same tenacity that placed him at the helm of one of New England’s largest ambulance services, and the same commitment to patient care and making a difference in people’s lives that attracted him to the business, has been a steady anchor in turbulent times! A 1986 graduate of Malden Catholic, now living in Lynnfield with wife Christine and triplet sons, Dennis earned his B.S. in Business Management in 1990 from Suffolk University. He minored in marketing. He soon became an integral part of the company started by his parents in 1977. Cataldo and (affiliate) Atlantic Ambulance provide emergency services, primary backup services, as well as medical transportation to a number of nursing homes, hospitals and other medical facilities throughout the Greater Boston and North Shore areas. They offer primary 911 EMS services and backup coverage to over 27 communities. Since the start of the pandemic, Dennis has noticed “lots and lots of anxiety” in the business. He notes that the situation is novel, and it comes with an information overload, much of it repetitive.

Through it all, he says, “Interpreting the risk to our staff is paramount. We have to have them healthy in order to maintain services

for all those in need. I am on conference calls daily. Everyone is talking about best practices and preparing for the surge. The early days of the pandemic caused everyone to figure out how to stay healthy, anticipate what was coming next, and find the financial resources needed to maintain operations, a critical concern for all private ambulance services."

Dennis is doing his best navigating the stress of caring for 800 staff. “I fear for all of them. It’s more responsibility than one might want to have at the moment, but that is what makes everyone in healthcare and EMS different: when everyone wants to run from a crisis, we all are there to run in.”

One striking example of this is in Dennis’ noble response to a call for assistance from the State of New York several months ago.

“New York,” Dennis recalls, was “a bit ahead of us in the crisis. They had over 20,000 confirmed cases with the virus when we still had only 2,000. The federal agencies put together a plan to address the very serious conditions occurring in NY. We were asked to assist, and within 72 hours we had 5 fully staffed ambulances en route to New York City.” The crews there did well, witnessing many conditions that eventually surfaced here and throughout the nation, straining hospitals and resources.

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"What makes everyone in healthcare and EMS different: when everyone wants to run from a crisis, we all are there to run in."

Trustees. He has also been President of the Winthrop Rotary, President of the Malden Chamber of Commerce, and 2014 recipient of the prestigious St. George National Award from the American Cancer Society.

His annual Cataldo Ambulance Service Swing for Hope, a highly successful day-long golf event, started in 1993, has raised over $750,000, all of which has been donated to the fight against cancer. Though pleased that many people have come to take a “longer and harder look at how serious this situation is,” he is concerned that “not everyone understands the overall danger.”

He hopes that people will do the right thing, limit contacts and follow available guidelines. Until we see the end of this, we can be sure that Dennis will be fueled by the care for others that brought him to the field and by the good he sees around him.

“I do love,” he says, “the people who are so committed to patient care, the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives and the ability I have to oversee so many worthwhile endeavors.” Keep up the great work, Dennis! Plus Ultra!

SCOT T E LIA S, MC’96 Emergency Room Technician at Beth Israel Lahey Health There was a time when Scott Elias was the envy of every student at Malden Catholic.

He was MC’s first-ever male cheerleader on a squad of otherwise all female counterparts! Today, as Boys Head Varsity Soccer Coach, he’s the envy of those many Lancer alums who have longed to be at the 20

helm as coach of an MC team. While still in high school and trained as a lifeguard and CPR instructor, Scott started along a path directing him toward his current medical field. Assuming that emergency training would come in handy in working as a coach with young adults, he took a college EMT course, and by 2000 Scott had earned his EMT license.

Scott started working on an ambulance in 2008, and by 2010 Scott had decided to turn his attention to emergency room care.

He began his work as Emergency Room Technician at Beth Israel Lahey Health, where he is currently employed. One can also find Scott working as an EMT at Fenway Park.

Scott explains that among those he meets across the Boston medical landscape these days there is fear and uncertainty.

He commented, “People are scared. We are very fortunate to have some of the best hospitals in the country in Boston, but there is a lot of uncertainty around COVID-19.

All we can do is help comfort and support

any patients who walk through our doors.”

Scott is happy to report that he is doing well personally, and he attributes some of this well-being not only to supportive family and friends, but also to the great teamwork of fellow workers who are called on to make daily, sometimes dramatic, adjustments in how they do things. “It is a different time,” says Scott, “in the emergency room. Every day we have new protocols, and things are constantly changing. It is amazing sight to see how everyone comes together every day to do their part to help care for not only the patients that walk through our doors, but also each other.” Even in these trying times, Scott is happy he can be in a position to help others. “All we can do,” he says, “as a hospital and community is our best to keep everyone safe.” He urges all of us to follow the guidelines we have been given. MC counts itself fortunate that our student-athletes have every day a role model like Scott to remind that each of us is called to care.

ADAM ANNABLE , MC’06 Unit Coordinator, Medical Intensive Care Unit, Massachusetts General Hospital "My English teacher from my junior year at MC, Mr. Rockwell,” Adam recalls, “had this brilliant way of connecting with me. I was the kind of kid who struggled to meet expectations when faced with material that didn’t interest and/or challenge me. He saw this in me… and actually designed and taught me an entire curriculum apart from my classmates’ that was comprised of all material that he believed would interest, challenge and excite me.” He also helped Adam to start a Creative Writer’s Group at MC. His influence, says Adam, “shaped me in more ways than I could ever accurately convey.” Perhaps this influence helped develop Adam’s own ethic of care, seen daily in his committed work at Mass General Hospital. Adam feels he is right where he wants to be now, but it took him a while to get there! Following his earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from

Salem State University, he held a variety of positions across different industries.

An initial relationship with Mass. General as an administrative coordinator in the operating room (2008-2012) led to a foray into other jobs, and just a year ago, Adam returned to MGH as Medial Intensive Care Unit Coordinator. He loves it! In his role, Adam is the primary person to interact and coordinate with the visitors and families of patients. “The thing about the MICU,” says Adam, “is that we get the most critical of the patients at MGH. When our visitors come to the door, they are – most often – having a terrible day, one of the worst, even. I like to think I bring a unique perspective to my role, as I have been that family member trying to sleep amidst terrifying uncertainty out in our waiting room. I use that experience, as well as my background in Psychology, to identify and connect with our visitors in a more meaningful way.”

The pandemic, of course, has exacerbated an already stress-filled environment. Adam reports that, “It’s been quite some time since we have admitted a patient with any of our “usual diagnoses” unencumbered by 21

the COVID-19 virus. At this time, all of our 18 beds are occupied by patients who have tested positive for COVID-19 and are critically ill. Several other units have been converted into ICUs specifically for our COVID-19 patients as well. One major change is that nurses from the “regular” medical units are being cross-trained to be ICU nurses.”

MICU is largely responsible for all the crosstraining, so there’s never a dull moment!

Despite these challenges and regular exhaustion, Adam is heartened both by knowing that he and colleagues make a positive difference in people’s lives and by seeing a tremendous communal outpouring of support and encouragement. Though the external community are not allowed in MGH buildings right now, “the walls are plastered with poster boards, signs and cards filled with love, gratitude and words of encouragement. There are hand-painted stones lining the entrance with supportive messages on them. It’s really been amazing to witness, and such a privilege to be a part of it all!” Adam is pleased that he and his team are providing patients with the greatest quality of care, while offering ample support to families of patients who are not allowed to be there with loved ones. On top of it all, Adam is enjoying the amazing learning experience of being at a top-tier teaching hospital, surrounded by some of the most brilliant minds in the field of medicine and by colleagues with loving hearts – like his!

DR . MAT T RONAN, MC’01 Lead Hospitalist, VA Boston HealthcareSystem & Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School When Matt Ronan graduated from Malden Catholic in 2001, he could certainly be proud of distinguished academic performance (Theology Department Award winner) and extracurricular involvements (Captain of Football and Baseball, XBSS Student Retreat, MCLI), and today he reflects fondly on the community experience 22

– friendships and relationships.

Successes at The College of the Holy Cross (2005) and Georgetown University School of Medicine (2010), led to his Internal Medicine Residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, completed in 2013. His role today blends direct patient care, education of medical students and residents, with quality improvement and patient safety responsibilities that allow him to bridge the needs of the frontlines with the goals of the medical center. In describing how things have changed since March 2020, Matt explains, “Care and coordination have heightened tremendously, "with indescribable effort to meet the needs of patients and employees while trying to predict the volume and severity of patients in need of care. While working to anticipate pandemic-related needs, staff had to increase efforts in maintaining operations of the hospital, dramatically changing how care would be delivered."

“From increasing our ability to provide telehealth visits,” says Matt, “to planning individual patient movements through the hospital to mitigate risk to all involved, we had to physically modify areas of the hospital and adopt new technologies to meet demands in creative ways. It has forced us outside of what has been a comfortable routine. Fortunately, we have incredibly smart, hard-working, and dedicated staff that are up to the challenge.”

Matt’s “take” on the unique novelty of this infection is fascinating. He tells us: We are so used to practicing medicine with an evidence base that just doesn’t exist with this illness. Through incredible information sharing across the world, we are learning more every day about presentation, carriage, transmission, disease course and treatment. The healthcare industry on the whole is being aggressive in developing and trialing treatments. We simply do not have enough information to know if

they are helpful. We are as reliant on our clinical judgment as ever. Staff on the frontlines must be diligent in their processes. It is exhausting physically and mentally as individuals rise to the challenge of performing above the usual responsibilities of their job. Infection prevention strategies are performed meticulously, but as we see more and more healthcare workers affected across the country, it causes worry about the implications for ourselves and at home. All the while, the response and dedication to caring for all patients in this crisis has been overwhelming.

"Walls are plastered with poster boards, signs and cards filled with love, gratitude and words of encouragement."

Beyond the purely medical challenges, the personal challenges are daunting, too. “What is most disconcerting,” says Matt, “is the isolation that this has forced on everyone. Patients, ill and often facing life threatening conditions, are left without the comfort of family or friends at their bedside. Very few exceptions exist for visitation. While technology can provide some relief, patients are generally facing this alone.” For both patients and practitioners the moral distress is real: “Every time a person is suspected of being infected with Coronavirus, the implications are wide-ranging for the individual and their community" Matt recognizes the far-ranging evidences of kindness and support from the community, and he himself manages to stay grounded as he balances his personal experiences and emotions with the duty and responsibilities that accompany his role. He suggests that each of us can help maintain the sense of community that is so desperately needed, particularly by thinking of how patients could benefit from charity, for instance, through “letters, messages, collaborating with local charities and field hospitals 23

to see if they have needs that could be contributed to. Finally,” he urges, “continue to take this seriously and follow the guidance of social distancing and responsible action while we continue to bend the curve.” Had Matt not received a Theology Award at his MC Commencement, he would certainly be earning his place in heaven through his dedication today!

E LLE N (BORTONE) MCPHAIL , GC’88 Pharmacist If you think it’s easy being a working mom – 3 days a week out of the house, trying to be a “teacher” to 3 kids (ages 15, 13, and 11) all on their various hybrid learning schedules, plus trying to keep the sink emptied of dishes and cups - you’re wrong! But Ellen McPhail, Girls Catholic Class of 1988, does it with smile, bringing a steady, cheerful, calming presence to the local community she serves so well. A resident of Wakefield, currently a Pharmacist at Green Street Pharmacy in Melrose, Ellen is grateful for her Girls Catholic roots and happy to be of service.

“I feel lucky and blessed,” she says, “to be able to have an impact on my community in a positive way. I fully believe that my time at Girls Catholic gave me my foundation to be a caring and compassionate pharmacist.

The curriculum at Girls Catholic was both rigorous and fun; we focused on our Catholic faith, serving God, our school and our community, but above all we were taught to be respectful of others.”

Ellen’s college career began at Salem State University, where she focused for two years on general Biology before transferring to Northeastern University to join a five-year program leading to a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy. During her time at Northeastern, Ellen, who lived in Medford, was working at the local Osco Pharmacy, where she received a job offer upon graduation and worked there for almost 15 years. “I loved working there and growing up in the same 24

town,” she tells us. “I was able to have a real connection with my customers. I started there as a staff Pharmacist and eventually was promoted to Pharmacy Manager. I left my position there because at that time, I was pregnant with my third child. I realized that working full time, especially in retail where you work 12-hour days, nights, weekends and holidays, was just too much for me to keep up. I wanted to have a more flexible schedule and time to spend with my family.”

Happily, Ellen found just that at the Green Street Pharmacy, where she has worked for 11 years. She notes how it isn’t easy for a small independent pharmacy to compete with the regional chains. Green Street goes back generations. The owner still works there every day, and the business has managed to develop a great niche in the community. It specializes in servicing state-run group homes throughout the area. “These homes have anywhere from 1-10 residents living there full time,” says Ellen, “and we are responsible for packaging, managing and delivering all of their medication. We also offer medication management for the elderly and home bound and offer free local daily delivery.

“Since pharmacies are considered to be ‘essential’,” Ellen explains, “my schedule at work has not changed, but many things about work are different since COVID19.

Our delivery service has really been popular with the community; we have received many new customers since the pandemic started, and people are more likely to want to stay at home. We receive many phone calls every day from people looking for popular items like masks, gloves, alcohol, hand sanitizer and thermometers,” all of which at one time were unavailable. It was very difficult to have to tell people that important items were not in stock. Nursing homes and Group homes, the two primary places Green Street services, were hit the hardest, and extra precautions at work are called for to make sure everything is sanitary and safe for everyone involved, workers and customers.

Ellen’s role has taken almost a pastoral turn. “People are scared!” she tells us. “We receive many phone calls a day from our customers that are afraid of many aspects of this disease and how it may affect them.

Much of our time is spent just talking with people, giving them advice, being a calming voice or just a friendly person to chat with when they may be alone during this very scary time. We also deal with many people who have mental illness and for them, this creates much anxiety, and anything we can do to help with that, we try to do.

Often, I just tell people to turn off the news.

Many people are home alone all day, and watching the news becomes overwhelming for them. People need to take a break, read a book, meditate, enjoy a hobby or just chat with someone.

Ellen has kept her Girls Catholic/Malden Catholic ties strong. She had been to many meetings at MC about the development of the Girls Division and enjoyed a “hard-hat” tour of the facility just before it was ready to open three years ago. She is pleased that, “The Class of ’88 is going strong. Thanks to the power of social media, we have reconnected with many of our classmates and have our own FB page… We have an amazing group of girls!” This year many will be celebrating 50th birthdays, and festivities are in store. “I never thought that my time at Girls Catholic would shape my life as much as it has,” says Ellen, “but I'm certainly glad it did.” We and all those touched by Ellen’s care are ever-so-glad, too!

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Virtual Saint Francis Society Celebration On October 1, Malden Catholic virtually hosted the 23rd Annual Saint Francis Xavier Society Celebration featuring Headmaster John Thornburg, SFX Society Chairman Joseph J. O'Donnell '62, MC Chairman of the Board Jim Donovan Hon ’11 and Josh Ouellette '14.

This exclusive SFX presentation provided an opportunity to celebrate the generosity of our SFX members and to recognize our 2020 Plus Ultra Honoree Mason Tenaglia '74, who has gone above and beyond to support our school.

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The event also honored 2020 Brother Robert J. Sullivan Medal Recipients: • MT Davila and Roberto DiMarco '91 P'23 • Sherry and Peter Endicott '78 P’99, P’01, P’04, P’06 • Deb and Brian Walsh '84, P'16, P'18, and P'20 Thank you and congratulations to all!

Malden Catholic Day of Golf SEP TEMBER 25, 2020 B L AC K S WA N C O U N T R Y C L U B

COVID-19 public gathering restrictions may have limited the size and nature of Malden Catholic’s annual golf outing, but nothing could mask the Lancer pride and enthusiasm demonstrated by the 100 golfers who took time to golf for a great cause on a beautiful September day.

Instead of a shotgun start, 20 teams maintained social distancing with scheduled tee-times. Everyone also enjoyed a hearty boxed lunch after playing 18 holes. Players competed for best-of-tournament, with Dr. Bruce Doyle’s team coming in first with -16 under par; second place went to Justin Sencabaugh’s group with -13 under par on a scorecard playoff!

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In Memoriam WE HONOR AND REMEMBER OUR BELOVED DECEASED, RETURNED TO GOD, THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 2020 Mr. Joseph X. Berry 1963 Mr. Arthur H. Bush 1950 Mr. Robert L. Cappucci 1956 - father of Joseph 1978, Michael 1981 and Stephen 1982 Mr. Richard J. Cavanaugh 1953 - brother of John 1945, Robert 1948 (d), father of Judith Cavanaugh GCHS 1985, Janet (Cavanaugh) Barry GCHS 1983, Susan (Cavanaugh) Stowers GCHS 1987, and Christine (Cavanaugh) Gately GCHS 1990 Mr. Robert J. Cavanaugh 1948 - brother of John 1945 and Richard 1953 (d), father of Barbara GCHS 1974, Patricia CavanaughMcLaughlin GCHS 1977, Mary Hanley GCHS 1978, Jospeh 1980, and Robert 1975

Mr. Philip H. Doherty 1950 Ms. Rosemary Doherty 1958 Mrs. Louise C. (Leahy) Dunn GCHS 1945 - wife of Joseph Leahy 1943 (d) and sister of Mary (Leahy) Hudnall GCHS 1938 Mr. Brian D. Earley 1957 - brother of Thomas 1953 Mr. John W. Erkkila 1964 – husband of Lucy Erkkila, brother of Stephen 1970, MaryAnn GCHS 1973 and Christine (Erkkila) DuPont GCHS 1976

Mr. William P. Cullen 1951 - husband of Marguerite (Costa) Cullen GCHS 195

Mr. James V. Gaffey, Jr. 1950 – husband of Patricia Gaffey, brother of Patrick 1950 (d), Edward 1957, Francis 1964, Margaret (Gaffey) Klann GCHS 1960, father of George 1982, James 1980 (d) and grandfather of Andrew Webb 2023

Mrs. Lucy Davis 1942

Mr. Charles L. Grinnell 1956

Mrs. Patricia (Boland) Dean GCHS 1962 - sister of Arlene Boland 1953, sister of Rosemary (Boland) Phalen,1969, mother of Brian1990 and Michael 1988

Mr. Edward L. Halpin 1953

Mr. Brian F. Chiango - father of Adam 2002, Brendan 2006 and Douglas 2004

Mr. Gino J. DiGirolamo 1947 - brother of Gloria (DiGirolama) McQuaid GCHS 1948 (d) Mr. Charles P. Dineen 1963 - brother of Francis 1960 (d)

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Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 husband of Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and the late Marilyn Dillon Doherty.

Mrs. Catherine M. Hynes - wife of Neil Hynes 1953 Mr. Mark Ingersoll 1991 - brother of David 1986 Mrs. Evelyn LeBlanc 1949 - sister of Patricia Donovan GCHS 1947 (d) Mr. Paul S. Lyman 1951

Joan M. (O'Leary) Lewis GCHS 1956 Mrs. Eileen Lynch - wife of James Lynch, Jr. 1948 (d), mother of James, III 1974, Linda (Lynch) Shaughnessy P 2017, Christopher, David and grandmother of Liam Shaughnessy 2017 Mr. Edward A. Magner 1961 - brother of Robert 1954 (d), Terence 1958, Laurence 1963, father of Edward 1987 Mrs. Antoinette M. (Cardarelli) Mahoney GCHS 1956 - widow of Joseph, Sr. 1956, mother of Charles 1986, Joseph 1982, John 1987, sister of John Cardarelli 1959 Mr. Lawrence A. Malatesta 1951 - father of David 1985 and Stephen 1984 Brother Henry Marino, C.F.X. - former faculty Mr. Frederick J. Marker 1954 Mr. Carmine Martignetti 1980 - brother of Paul 1992, Beniamino 1987, Alessandro 1978 and Anthony 1981 Mr. Stephen W. McAteer 1961 Mr. John J. McDaid 1952 Mr. Joseph P. McGonagle 1947 - brother of Francis, 1941, Sister Mary Danita, S.S.N.D. GCHS 1944 (d), brother-in-law of Barbara McGonagle GCHS 1945, father of Daniel 1989, Patrick 1980 Mrs. Betty (Mulcahy) McKeon GCHS 1949 - brother of John 1940 (d), Edward 1939 (d), Robert 1943 (d), William 1949 (d), Sister

Christine Mulcahy, S.S.N.D. 1947, and Joan Hutson GCHS 1941 (d) Mr. George E. McMillan 1963 Mrs. Barbara (Quinn) Melanson GCHS 1952 Mr. Louis E. Musto 1957 Mr. John R. Naugler 1958 Mrs. Norma Nolan 1949 Reverend Robert S. O'Shea, O.F.M. 1949 Mr. Joseph R. Policelli 1966 Mr. Eugene I. Prior 1947 – brother of the late John J. Prior, Sr. 1947, uncle of John J. Prior, Jr. 1974, Kevin Prior 1976, great uncle of John J. LeBlanc, 2012, Michael J. LeBlanc, Jr. 2009 Mr. Paul F. Rogers 1952 Mrs. Angelina J. (Cimino) Ross 1941 Mr. Jean Saint Fort - father of Ryan 2020 Mr. William J. Sarsfield 1969 Mr. William F. Small 1968 - sister of Carol (Small) Fazio GCHS 1967 Mr.Richard Sullivan 1957 Mrs. Louise (Marchetti) Testa GCHS 1950 - wife of Deacon Paul Testa 1950 Mr. Robert L. Tramondozzi 1958 - sister of Mary DiBari GCHS 1953 and Antonette Port GCHS 1954 Brother Philip G. White, C.F.X. - former faculty

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Annual Report 2019-2020

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Letter from the Chairman Dear Friends of Malden Catholic: Greetings from Cape Cod. It seems strange to be writing from here this time of year, but these are not ordinary times, as we all know.

Bev and I have been hibernating here since early March in order to mitigate risk from the pandemic. There is so much we miss, as I am certain is the case with all of you.

One thing I dearly miss is comingling with the faculty, staff and students at Malden Catholic.

As we approach our season of Christmas, I want to share with you how much we have to be thankful for at Malden Catholic.

At no time over the past 20 years have I been prouder of the incredible efforts of the MC administration, faculty, staff and entire community as they stepped up with enormous courage and tackled this virus head-on. This is one of those very infrequent occasions in one's lifetime where there is no place to hide and where the true colors of a family are evident to all. The Blue and Gold are FRONT and CENTER. Let me assure you, top to bottom, this is the finest and most dedicated leadership team we have had at MC during the past two decades. Under John Thornburg's steady hand at the helm, we are thriving under the most adverse of circumstances. Many of those in senior positions are products of an MC education and understand the importance of preserving the mission. We are blessed that in his 35th year of service, Brother Puccio remains the spiritual lynchpin to the Xaverian charism. At a time when

hundreds of Catholic secondary schools across the country have serious reservations about their future, we at Malden Catholic remain steadfast to our mission and have never been more confident of our destiny.

True to form, we are currently deeply engaged in updating our Strategic Plan.

These are exciting times as we look to the future and strive to identify opportunities for Malden Catholic to make even more of a difference in the lives of young men and women residing north of Boston. The demographics may have changed, but the need has not.

We could not dream these dreams without being fully confident of your support. Thank you, parents, faculty and staff, Trustees, Malden Catholic alumni, Girls Catholic alumnae, Foundations and friends for your continued generosity.

There is a Latin proverb that says, “If the wind will not serve, take to the oars." I ask you to row with us as we forge the future of Malden Catholic, irrespective of the current headwinds. In the very near future we will be sharing our hopes for MC's future and are confident you will find a way to be supportive.

Sincerely, Jim Donovan Hon 2011

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Fundraising Highlights GI V ING SUMM A RY Designated Funds and Scholarship

$1,021,125

Fund for Malden Catholic

$755,730

Essential Campaign

$269,096

Events

$341,644

Other

$72,314

Bequest

$175,000

DONORS BY CONS TITUE NC Y ALL GIFTS Alumni

$1,523,253

Girls Catholic

$749,250

Trustees

$496,448

Faculty and Staff

$33,760

Parents

$71,481

*Donors may belong to more than one constituency

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MALDEN CATHOLIC ALUMNI - TOP

GIRLS CATHOLIC ALUMNAE - TOP

FIVE CLASSES FOR PARTICIPATION

FIVE CLASSES FOR PARTICIPATION

1944 50%

1956 13%

1951 35%

1954 12%

1943 33%

1948 12%

1946 29%

1948 11%

1966 20%

1966 11%

E XPE NSE S Instructional

33%

Academic Support

5%

Student Life

3%

Student Aid

23%

Interest

5%

Depreciation

12%

Student Services

10%

Administration

9%

RE V E NUE Tuition

71%

Giving

25%

All Other Income

4%

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Tribute to Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq., 1946 A LASTING IMPACT, AN ENDURING LEGACY G E R A R D F. D O H E R T Y, E S Q 194 6 A P R I L 6 , 19 2 8 – J U N E 16 , 2 0 2 0

The Honorable Gerard F. Doherty of Charlestown passed away on June 16, 2020, at the age of 92 in the home where he was born on Washington Street. Gerard’s lifelong devotion to Malden Catholic singlehandedly provided for many others the opportunities that were afforded him when he was a student in the 40’s at the school, then located on Highland Ave. in Malden.

With a “Plus Ultra” spirit of generosity and dedication, Gerard lifted generations of young men, vaulting them from the working class into the halls of prestigious colleges and universities and then on to the professional industries of law, medicine, higher education and government, to name a few, assuring them passage to the American Dream.

A direct witness and participant in many of the world’s most critical events of the 20th century, Gerard, nonetheless, displayed unwavering commitment to his high

school roots and to the MC mission. His commitment underscored the philosophy that students need support in the form of teachers, mentors and guides who inspire them toward personal excellence that translates into being socially responsible and always looking after those who follow.

After graduating from Malden Catholic in 1946, Gerard continued his education as a Harvard undergraduate. He then matriculated at Wayne State University, where he obtained a Master’s Degree in Public Health Administration and then at Suffolk University Law School. Known for his many professional accomplishments as a lawyer, real estate developer, member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, Chairman of the State Democratic Party and as a political campaign manager, touching the lives of presidents, Gerard always remembered his Malden Catholic roots.

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To those who knew him best, he is remembered for his many unpublicized acts of kindness and generosity, both financial and personal, to friends and strangers.

While Gerard’s monetary gifts secured scores of scholarships for students from Charlestown and local urban communities, his philanthropy also enhanced the overall school facility in order that students might be afforded the best education, and he strongly supported Malden Catholic’s community outreach and admissions efforts.

However, the most tangible, everlasting gift that Gerard provided to our students was the instilling of a strong sense of self and the values of loyalty and friendship. He believed that through achieving excellence in academics, athletics, and service, students would have the foundation, honed through hard-work, determination, persistence and diligence, to become moral leaders who would act to improve our world.

Gerard demonstrated his belief in the power and promise of a Malden Catholic education in his personal engagement with the school at all levels. A distinguished Trustee and advisor to headmasters for over 20 years, Gerard stood tall as a member of the Executive Committee of the Essential Malden Catholic Campaign; served on various Board committees; was a mentor who sponsored many programs for Malden Catholic’s Saint Francis Xavier Scholars at the Kennedy Library, where he served as a founding Trustee; and was a loyal friend and benefactor of the Xaverian Brothers.

Gerard was not without loving helpmates along his life journey, two women who shared his dreams, supported him in his challenges, and joined him in his philanthropy. His marriages to Marilyn Dillon Doherty, gone to her rest in December 2016, and to retired Superior Court Judge Regina Quinlan Doherty, brought Gerard personal joy, companionship, and love.

Together, Marilyn, Regina, and Gerard made it their lifework, their ministry, to bring good, to exert positive influence through the resources God had given them.

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As a beneficiary of Gerard’s kindness, generosity, leadership, dedication, commitment and loyalty, Malden Catholic is forever indebted to Gerard. Through his life and vision for our students and families, he provided so many with unparalleled opportunities and experiences at Malden Catholic. His impact has been great; his legacy long-lasting. His kindnesses and example have been foundational to the successes of our students – as scholars, as good moral women and gentlemen, as accomplished professionals, and as contributing community members who remain loyal and always ready to give back to raise those who follow. In reminding us through his care and loyalty that friendship is the highest form of love, Gerard blessed us in countless ways. May he now enjoy God’s friendship and all-abiding love.

HON . GE R ARD F. DOHE RT Y, E SQ ., 1946 ME MORIAL SCHOL ARSHIP

Ms. Mary K. Ames Ms. Marie Ardito Ms. Jean Babcock and Ms. Mary Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Barnico Ms. Mary Basco Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus 62 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carli Mr. David Castagnetti Mr. James R. Chisholm Mr. Stuart Comins and Mrs. Deborah Collier-Comins Mr. Thomas J. Connelly Jr Ms. Mary Downey Costello Hon.and Mrs. John C. Cratsley Mr. John Curry, American Properties Team Ms. Patricia Delaney and Sr. Mary Elizabeth Delaney, SND Mr. Max Doherty 2017 Ms. Charina Donisi Lynn Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donovan Edward A. Fish Associates LLC on behalf of the Estate of Edward A. Fish and Gretchen S. Fish Mr. and Mrs. Peter Endicott 1978 Mr. Terence J. Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Mike Feeley Mr. and Mrs. Ronan Fitzpatrick Mr. Charles Flaherty

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Flanagan II 1983 Ms. Debbie Foster Mr. Aaron Freund Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gallagher Ms. Kathleen Giordano Mr. William Grogan Mr. Thomas Grossman Ms. Patricia Hagan Mr. David Hansen Atty. Michele Holovak Harrison Ms. Daniel Hart Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill Mr. Edward Johnson Jr. Mr. Toby Kahminkow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ladner Mr. Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 Mrs. Antonia Lazott Mr. Armando Leo Mr. Daniel Lyons Ms. Maryellen Lyons and Carleton H. LaPorte, Jr. MacLean Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mahoney Ms. Maureen McDonough Ms. Kathleen McKenna Mrs. Angela Menino Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Merra Mr. and Mrs. Bill Monagle Mr. Peter B. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore

Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison MP Quinn Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Brien Ms. Pauline O'Brien and Mr. Louis Nadeau Atty. and Mrs. Eugene L. O'Flaherty 1986 Old Charlestown Schoolboys Association Ms. Karen Paley Mr. Harrison Peel Mr. and Mrs.Vincent F. Petroni 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Psaraos Ms.Tara Rendon Mr. Brian P. Senier 2015 Ms. Margaret D. Shea, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 The O'Connell Companies The Silver Street Group Ms Julie Hardin Tirell Mr. Richard L. Tranfaglia 2002 Mr. Paul Tryder Ms. Anne Vobril Connor Mr. and Mrs. John A. Whalen Ms. Gail White Ms. Doris Wong Xaverian Brothers, Vinton Street Community Mr. James Zenni, Jr.

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Plus Ultra Society RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING GENEROSITY TO MALDEN CATHOLIC In honor of those donors who have gone “more beyond" through their gifts to Malden Catholic, the Plus Ultra Society recognizes lifetime giving of $100,000 or more. Academic programs, scholarships, athletics, facilities, and religious formation flourish at our school because of their outstanding generosity.

PLUS ULTR A DIAMOND

PLUS ULTR A SILV E R

The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. ◊ Anne Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 ◊ Regina and Gerard F. Doherty, Esq.+ 1946 ◊◊◊◊ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 ◊◊◊◊◊ Sallyann and Eugene F. Fama, Ph.D. GC 1956 MC 1956 ◊◊◊ Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 ◊ Tricia and Ted Legasey GC 1963 MC 1963 ◊◊◊ Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 ◊ Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 ◊◊◊◊◊ Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 ◊ Yawkey Foundation ◊

Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation The Boland Family Scholarship Fund Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo+ P 1985 Rosemary and James Phalen GC 1969 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Carol Ann and Richard Wronski P 1983 1984 1987 The Xaverian Brothers

PLUS ULTR A GOLD

Annonymous Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Bro. Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X.+ Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Diana and Robert Cataldo+ P 1986 F. Richard Couture 1958 Priscilla Donahue + John J. Dunphy 1956 + George O. Fall 1944 + The Flatley Foundation Nancy and William J. Heffron 1980 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Kevin M. Lonergan 1966 + Margaret T. and Daniel J. McCarthy, Ph.D. GC 1950, MC 1950 Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 +* Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938 + Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 David F. O'Brien 1951 Ronald P. O'Hanley and Family Jeremiah W. Sullivan 1950 Dee and R. Kingman Webster +

$1 Million

$500,000 - $999,999

Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Carole and John J. Garand 1964 Helene R. Guinee+ The Guinee Family James L. O'Connor 1962 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974

KEY Italics indicates level increased from last year ◊ represents $1M + deceased * new member

$250,000 - $499,999

PLUS ULTR A BRONZE $100,000 - $249,999

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Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Honored with 2020 “Plus Ultra” Award FIRST ALUMNUS FROM THE DECADE OF THE 70’S TO ACHIEVE $1 MILLION IN LIFETIME GIVING

Mason’s story is truly an MC classic. Growing up in Everett and son of Italian immigrants, Mason was a highly accomplished student, who really hit his stride as a member of the school’s debate team. He, along with fellow classmates John Prior, Jr. 1974, Tony Della Piana 1974 and Jim Veitch 1974 formed a very formidable team, winning in the Catholic Conference and traveling up and down the East Coast securing many victories. Upon graduation, Mason earned a degree from the Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, followed by an MBA from the University of Chicago. Mason credits his MC experience - and particularly the discipline learned in debate - as having the greatest impact on the trajectory that took him from Everett to beginning his career at McKinsey and Company in 1981.

“Had it not been for Brother Robertus Duffy C.F.X. and his investment in the debate program, I don’t think that I would 42

have been given these opportunities,“ says Mason. Mason initially worked as a consultant for two internationally renowned consulting firms, traveling the globe and gaining the experience that proved to be highly beneficial to him and the health care industry. He successfully launched two health care startups, managing both to fruition and successfully selling each.

Currently, Mason serves as Vice President of IQVIA, a global provider of analytics, technology solutions and contract research services to healthcare and pharmaceutical companies. Despite tremendous professional success, Mason is most proud of his family. He has been married to his wife Laurie for the past 38 years. Together, they raised two children, their daughter Belle, a graduate of Cornell University, and their son Max, who recently received a Ph.D. in marine biology from the University of Miami.

MC Board Chair, Mr. Jim Donovan explains, “Philanthropy is a very, very important part

of Mason’s life. He truly believes in giving back and has supported Malden Catholic in many ways. Many years ago, he established an annual scholarship in memory of his mother Florence C. Mastrocola Tenaglia, and that scholarship has benefitted so many young men coming out of the City of Everett who wanted to attend Malden Catholic.

Mason has made this possible.” Unwavering in his commitment to MC, Mason has personally sponsored hundreds of students with the opportunity to take the Kaplan SAT test preparation courses.

The contributions that Mason has made to the Fund for Malden Catholic and the recently completed, highly successful Essential Malden Catholic Campaign have been tremendous. Mason has devoted significant time and talent by serving as a trustee over two different terms. He initially served a nine-year term beginning in 2002, during which he chaired the Finance Committee, and recently Mason was invited back on the Board and currently is serving a second term and is chair of the Finance Committee. Malden Catholic is grateful to Mason for being the first member of any graduating class from the decade of the 70’s to exceed $1 million dollars in lifetime giving in support of Malden Catholic

students and families. Mason has always said, “I have always felt that if I am going to give money to an educational institution, the one that needs it the most and can make the most of it is Malden Catholic. I encourage MC Alumni, if you look back as I have, the place that has made the most difference was the four years at Malden Catholic” Malden Catholic is truly a better place because of Mason Tenaglia 1974. As the beneficiary of Mason’s time, talent, expertise, and philanthropy, Malden Catholic thanks Mason for so generously sharing his profound spirit of “Plus Ultra” with our students and families.

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IN HER OWN WORDS

Rosemary Boland Phalen GCHS 1969 Provides $350,000 Gift to Establish Permanent Family Scholarship As a member of the Board of Trustees, I am honored to be part of the MC family! My family has a long history with Girls Catholic High School. My dad’s sister, Rose Marie Boland, graduated from Girls Catholic High School in 1929. She joined the order of the Sisters of Saint Joseph as Sister Mary Carl and became the principal of the Boston School for the Deaf. She was my role model!

The youngest of four girls in my family, all who attended Girls Catholic, I am forever grateful for the education that I received as a student during the mid-to-late sixties. So that when MC’s Girls Division was initiated, I knew that I had to be involved.

I grew up in the Morrison Park area of Medford. Many of my girlhood friends were close neighbors through twelve years of school at Immaculate Conception Grammar School and Girls Catholic High School.

As “forever friends” (Barbara Costello, Liz Hardy, Maureen Gordon, and Kathy McCarthy) we continue to get together frequently to remember our deceased childhood friends Marilyn Fardy and Laureen Argy. As we say, “we don’t get old, the stories do’’!

The Girls Catholic experience bonded us for life. We worked hard and saw the nuns as demanding teachers who held us to high standards. I was a cheerleader and wrote for the Ricardian (school newspaper).

Favorite activities were those that we shared with the MC boys… all sporting events, dances in Columbus Hall, pre-game bonfires 44

at Brother Gilbert Stadium and proms.

During sophomore year, I became a volunteer at the Lawrence Memorial Hospital in Medford and decided a career in nursing would be my goal. I received my diploma from the Mount Auburn School of Nursing in Cambridge and started my professional career there working in the Post Anesthesia Care Unit. I quickly realized that I needed a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing to advance. I married my husband Jim and headed to the Boston College School of Nursing. Three weeks before graduation, we welcomed our first child!

After graduation, I entered the field of Maternal Child Health. This included care of pregnant moms in medical offices, hospitals and community settings.

At age 46, I returned to the University of Massachusetts to attain a Master’s Degree in Nursing with a focus on the area of Perinatal Loss. I developed curricula for healthcare professionals regarding issues of miscarriage and fetal loss as a Clinical Nurse Specialist at South Shore Hospital in Weymouth, MA. This program continues today!

Presently, I am a member of the Board of Trustees Quality and Patient Safety Committee at the Boston Medical Center in Boston. Jim and I have been married for 46 years. We have three adult children and six grandchildren, who all live in our town and bring us joy every day!

ROSE M A R I E BO L A N D 1929

Throughout our lives we have received many blessings! I am reminded by the words of Saint Francis, “You are what you are seeking.” We have worked hard and have been successful. We believe that it is very important to “give back” to the community that is foundational to so much of our success today. For this reason, we have created the Boland Family Scholarship Fund, a permanent fund, and support the St. Francis Xavier Leadership Giving Society to ensure that motivated and hard-working students of modest means will receive an MC education.

We hope to encourage others to join us as we support the efforts of the administration and staff at Malden Catholic to provide a quality Catholic education for all students for years to come!

ROSEM A RY BO L A N D PH A L EN 1969

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Paul Fitzgerald 1981 Expresses Gratitude for MC Experience as Trustee and Member of the Saint Francis Xavier Society Paul Fitzgerald '81 was raised in Peabody and attended Our Lady of the Assumption School in Lynnfield. Upon his graduation, his family moved to Melrose and Paul joined his cousin Michael McLaughlin '76 as a student at Malden Catholic. Paul was later followed at MC by his cousins John Fitzgerald ’82, John Cronin ’99, Michael Fitzgerald ’06 and Daniel Fitzgerald ’12.

While at MC, Paul was on the Debate Team, wrote for the Crystal 99, served on the Student Council and was an Associate Editor of the Lancer. Paul was also in the Drama Club, performed in the school shows and participated in the Close-Up Program.

He played intramural sports and fondly remembers his team winning the intramural basketball championship his senior year.

“I experienced a real personal and academic awakening at Malden Catholic. The Brothers and lay teachers inspired all students to develop and use our talents to the fullest.

They also inspired us to become lifetime learners, who should use our talents and learning to enrich the lives of others.” Paul particularly credits Brother Joseph Britt C.F.X. for fostering his interest in history and government, Brother Dan Skala C.F.X.for teaching him to think and write critically and the late Brother Kevin Kenny C.F.X.for his spiritual mentorship.

Following his undergraduate and graduate work at Boston College and Georgetown University, Paul worked for a number of years in the public sector, including serving as the Assistant for Public Information and 46

Intergovernmental Relations for the Suffolk County District Attorney, a legislative staffer with the Massachusetts House of Representatives, Executive Director of Common Cause Massachusetts and Chief of Hearings for the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles. Paul also served two terms on the Melrose Board of Aldermen.

While working, Paul attended Suffolk University Law School and received his JD (magna cum laude) in 1999. Following his graduation from law school, Paul worked as a Staff Counsel for the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and then spent a number of years in private practice where he specialized in municipal, administrative, labor and employment law. In 2013, Governor Deval Patrick appointed Paul to serve as Chair of the Massachusetts Board of Review, an appellate administrative law tribunal. He is also proud to have recently become a Trustee of Malden Catholic. Since 1995, Paul and wife Barbara have lived in Westwood, where he serves as Assistant Town Moderator and Chair of the Library Board of Trustees. Barbara recently retired as Chief Legal Officer at Hasbro, Inc., and currently serves as the first female chair of the Catholic Memorial Board of Directors.

They have two children, Timothy (23) who recently graduated from Holy Cross and is working with City Year, and Erin (20) a junior at Boston College. Paul has maintained a lifelong friendship with his MC classmate Brian Rice, who was Paul's best man and is the godfather of his son Tim.

“Those of us who received the gift of a Malden Catholic education truly have an obligation to make it possible for other young men and women to receive the same gift. Contributing to MC as a member of the Saint Francis Xavier Society is both a meaningful way to say thank you to the Brothers, teachers and staff who made a positive impact on my life and a way to make a positive impact on the lives of other young men and women.�

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The Saint Francis Xavier Society LEADERSHIP GIVING IN SUPPORT OF THE FUND FOR MALDEN CATHOLIC Malden Catholic’s leadership giving circle, the Saint Francis Xavier Society, began in 1994 as a way to promote and celebrate unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Fund for Malden Catholc. SFX Chair and founder, Joseph O’Donnell 1962, was one of four Charter Members who contributed a total of $8,000 to the FFMC in its first year.

Membership in the the SFX Society has grown steadily over the past 26 years. In 2019-2020, membership increased from 137 to 150 with MC alumni, GCHS alumnae, parents, faculty and staff, grandparents and friends of Malden Catholic comprising the group’s membership. In FY 2019-2020, SFX Society members contributed over $655,674 to the Fund for Malden Catholic which represented an impactful 87% of all FFMC giving.

Malden Catholic is most grateful for generous commitment of members of the SFX Society and their steadfast belief in the power and promise of our mission.

B ROTH E R G I LB E R T SOC I E T Y $50,000+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011^ Sallyann and Eugene F. Fama Ph.D.1956 GC 1956^ Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962

M O N S I G N O R N E AG LE SOC I E T Y $25,000 to $49,999 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley^ P 2021 Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 + Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974^

X AV E R I A N SOC I E T Y $10,000 to $24,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964^ Eizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating^ P 2010 Joseph J. Keough 1988^ Tricia and Ted Legasey 1963 GC1963 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966

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Rosemary and James Phalen GC 1969 Debbie and Robert M. Reardon 1982 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964

H E A D M A S TE R S A SSOC I ATE S $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. 1966 Kim and.Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Thomas E. Burke 1959^ Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Diana Cataldo P 1986 John H. Costello 1964^ F. Richard Couture 1958 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981^ The Guinee Family Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2015 2020 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 Patricia McWade 1965^ Joshua R. Ouellette 2014^ Abigail and James J. Perry 1996^ Vincent F. Petroni 1966

H I G H L A N D AV E N U E A SSOC I ATE S $2,500 to $4,999 The Annese Family Alex A. Annese 2008

Maria and John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Nicholas M. Annese 2011^ The Arria and Limone Family^ Janine and Anthony C. Arria P 2020 Olympia Limone GP 2020+ Sarah and Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992^ Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997^ Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024^ Richard P. Clark 1979 John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012^ Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006^ Christopher G. LaMarca 1992^ James L. O'Connor 1962^ Becky and Dr.David A. Petti 1978 Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan 1991^ Stacey Sullivan^ Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978^ P 2010 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986^ P 202 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Deb and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020

1932 C I RC LE $1,932 to $2,499 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965^ Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979^ Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994^ Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974^ Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974^ Joyce Mover^ Anne Marie and Michael O'Connor^ Clorinda E. Saragosa P 1973 1976 GP 2024 St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden^ St. Peter’s Community of Malden^ Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 Monique and Gilbert Turk P 2020 2022^

PR I N C I PA L’S C I RC LE $1,000 to $1,931 Carol and James A. Angelo 1954^ Anonymous^ April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Lily and Christopher J. Bellini 1979+ Paul L. Bennett USN (Ret.) 1956 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 John J. Bush 1954^ + Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 John E. Cadigan II 1978^ Brian T. Callahan, Jr. M.D. 1975 Mark T. Cannon 1973 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Thomas C. Carideo, Jr. 1994^ James W. Casamento 1984 Lisa Cenca P 2010 Mark F. Chiavelli 1986^ Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Eugene Covino 1994^ Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948 Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Charlene and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015

MT Davila and Roberto L. DiMarco, Esq. 1991 P 2023 Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955^ Edward Ellison Joan and Thomas E. Endicott 1969 P 2000 2003 2006 2012 John W. Erkkila 1964^ + James R. Fitzpatrick 1953* Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission^ Robert Ford and Lisa Grover *^ P 2022 2024 Ann P. Gallagher GC 1977 John J. Gallagher 1979 John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953^ Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017 Raymond H. Gorman, Jr. 1943 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 Sarah and Richard Hamilton*^ P 2022 John E. Higgins, Jr. 1957 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Catherine and William F. Kelly III M.D.1988^ Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James D. Lonergan 1994^ Mimi and John Lynch P 2020^ Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2024*^ Dr. Suzana Marusic M.D. Ph.D. and David Lindbergh P 2023^ Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 James W. Matchett 1960 George Mavridis 1957^ Christopher R. McCarthy 2007^ Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958^ David F. O'Brien 1951 Erin and Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Janet and Stephen J. O’Neill PE 1978 Edward Palazzo 1991 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Elizabeth S. and Leo Paquette P 2002 2007^ Susan and Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990 James Pelosi^ Craig M. Peluso 1992 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Dana E. Petroni PE, PEng 1981 Kristen and Bryan T. Pothier 1991 Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X. Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone 1969 and Dr. Marie Ricciardone GC1969 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Clorinda E. Saragosa P 1973 1976 GP 2024 Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Anita and Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Carol and Theodore M. Shediac GC 1960 MC 1958 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Mark J. Sullivan 1983 Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 Kim and John Thornburg *^ Joan and Charles Tolson P 2018 2021^ KEY Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2023^ * New Melissa and Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2024 ^ Increased Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell + Deceased Jeryl and Edward Williams P 2022*^ Melissa and Stephen P. Zizza 1983^

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IN HIS OWN WORDS

Joshua Ouellette 2014 Saint Francis Xavier Society Member

CHALLE NGING TIME S I come from a relatively poor family. There was a time in my life when my parents held two jobs each to support me and my brother. Times got tougher when they both became disabled. At one point in my life, our family was homeless. In our materialistic world, it can be hard not to have the luxuries others may have. It is more trying, however, to lack ordinary household basics and the tools necessary for academic success. While these are the challenges and obstacles that I faced, they became the impetus that encouraged me to work harder.

THE VALUE OF AN E DUC ATION The importance of doing well in school was instilled in me from a very young age by my family. My grandfather, who was MC Class of 1947, always told me that an education was a means to success and upward mobility.

Not only did they want me to do my best, but they wanted the best education for me.

Financial assistance made it possible for me to attend Malden Catholic as a member of the Class of 2014. After graduating from MC, I became the first in my family to go to college, attending Boston College with a full 50

scholarship and earning a BS in Finance and a BA in Philosophy. A summer internship with Goldman Sachs led to a full-time position in their New York division after graduation. I have been with the company ever since; I am currently an equity sales trader with the Boston office.

LIFE LE SSONS My MC experience was extremely formative and life defining. At MC I was always judged by the value of my convictions, strength of my work ethic and content of my character, which as I learned came from the Xaverian traditions of Simplicity, Humility, Compassion, Trust and Zeal. If nothing else, I left MC with a fundamental understanding of what it means to be a decent human being in society, which I continue to apply today. By the end of my MC journey, I grew into a new version of myself that I never thought could exist. It was not an easy time of my life by any measure; however, I never gave up regardless of the obstacles and had the support of an entire community of great teachers who only wanted me to succeed.

RE FLEC TIONS OF GR ATITUDE Each day I take time to reflect on where I have been, where I am, and where I want to go. In doing so, I always remember the generosity of the alumni and friends of Malden Catholic who so generously gave so that I could benefit from a Malden Catholic education.

This fills me with gratitude and inspires me to pay it forward. My reflections also remind me of the importance of living in accordance with the principles and values I developed at MC: not forgetting your roots, not forgetting those who were there for you when you really needed help and not forgetting who believed in you when nobody else did. For me, this is Malden Catholic. When I was down, Malden Catholic lifted me and taught to go out into the world believing in myself and knowing that I could do better and succeed in life. I am honored, now, to support the community that took me in and made me a part of their family.

I will always try to give back to MC in any way that I can, because it is the right thing for me to do. I am proud to be a member of the

Saint Francis Xavier Society, providing today’s students the same opportunity that I had to benefit and grow from the MC experience. I hope that they, too, will always believe in their potential and become the best that they can be.

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The Fund For Malden Catholic Gifts to The Fund for Malden Catholic provide critical unrestricted support that enables Malden Catholic to immediately respond to our school’s most critical needs.

Generous support of the Fund for Malden Catholic helps to ensure the sustainability of Xaverian education and provides for the margin of education excellence that goes beyond the value of the cost of tuition.

With your gift of unrestricted funds to The Fund for Malden Catholic, you will enhance the academics, programs, technology and opportunities that prepare MC students for the future. This support assures, too, the affordability of a Malden Catholic education for each family with financial need.

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At Malden Catholic, we specialize in cultivating the whole student – spiritually, intellectually, socially and physically. Now more than ever, the world needs young adults who are prepared to lead, live a life of service and exemplify the strength of the Xaverian values-- these are the students of Malden Catholic.

Support for the Fund for Malden Catholic today will help us continue to grow and help our students make a difference in the world.

We are grateful to those who support the Fund for Malden Catholic.

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Malden Catholic Annual Giving 2019- 2020 CELEBRATING OUR CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY At Malden Catholic we are blessed by an engaged, committed and generous community that has come together to support of our mission for the benefit of Malden Catholic’s students.

Much of what the world has experienced this year has been truly unprecedented, challenging us with many unforeseen obstacles along the way. Through it all Malden Catholic has persevered. Working together we have demonstrated resiliency, flexibility and the embodiment of the Xaverian values of humility, simplicity, compassion, trust and zeal. In many ways the pandemic has provided a path for us all to become stronger.

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Catholic that we have been able to pivot, persevere and thrive through these difficult times with our largest enrollment in ten years.

At Malden Catholic, we specialize in cultivating the whole student – spiritually, intellectually, socially and physically. Now more than ever, the world needs young adults who are prepared to live lives of service and exemplify the strength of the Xaverian values. These are the students of Malden Catholic. Your support has made it possible for Malden Catholic to continue to grow and help our students make a difference in the world.

We thank each of you for making this happen!

A LU M N I G I V I N G 1939 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 ^ 1943 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Raymond H. Gorman, Jr. ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Captain William G. Nealon USN (Ret.) 1943 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. James E. Mallon 1943 1946 Gifts of $25,000 - $49,000 Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq.+ ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. John T. Kerrigan 1946 ^ Mr. William J. Sheehan 1946 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Manuel L. Silva 1946 1947 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Philip A. O'Connell, Sr. 1947 Mr. Bernard A. Smith 1947 Gifts up to $99 Deacon John J. Capomaccio 1947 ^ 1948 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Paul J. Crowley 1948 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. David A. Norton 1948 ^ Mr. Andrew J. Previte 1948 ^ Mr. Francis W. Shine 1948 ^ Gifts up to $99 MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. 1948 Mr. John V. McCullough 1948 1950 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Deacon Paul Testa 1950 Gifts of $250 - $499 Dr. William F. Brady, Jr. 1950 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Louis E. Mahoney III 1950 ^ Mr. James C. O'Neill 1950 ^ 1951 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Mr. David F. O'Brien 1951 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. John F. Feeney 1951 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1952 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. James F. Duffy 1951 1952 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Paul T. Breen, Jr. 1952 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Alfred J. Johnson 1952 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. John R. Duffy 1952 Dr. Thomas M. Sullivan, D.D.S. Gifts up to $99 Colonel George L. Getchell USAF (Ret) 1952

1953 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 ^ Mr. John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Lawrence C. Dunn 1953 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Lawrence P. Chisholm 1953 Atty. Cornelius J. Coleman, Esq. 1953 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Norbert B. Lavigne 1953 Brigadier General James M. Mead USMC (Ret.) 1953 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Garrett J. Barry, Jr. 1953 ^ Mr. Peter C. Griffin 1953 ^ 1954 Gifts of $1,000- $2,499 Mr. Francis E. Flynn 1954 Mr. James A. Angelo 1954 ^ Mr. John J. Bush 1954 +^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Robert J. Breen 1954 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Raymond A. DeVita 1954 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Mr. John E. Lilley 1954 Colonel David J. Richards 1954 Mr. Richard J. Shea 1954 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Paul V. Sainato 1954 1955 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 ^ Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Gifts of $250 - $499 Dr. Austin D. Brewin 1955 Mr. Edward J. Gaffey 1955 ^ Mr. Joseph M. Mulkerrin 1955 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Hubert E. Holley 1955 Mr. William J. Kearney 1955 Mr. Richard A. Nazzaro 1955 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Vincent J. Sestito 1955 1956 Gifts of $500,000+ Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Commander Paul L. Bennett USN (Ret.) 1956 Mr. Donald W. Palmer 1956 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Robert F. Savage 1956 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Frank P. Fiorentino CPA 1956 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Brendan J. Galvin PhD 1956 Gifts up to $99 Mr. William M. Sullivan 1956 Joseph L. Tribble 1956 ^

1957 Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. John Higgins 1957 Mr. George Mavridis 1957 ^ Mr. Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Gifts of $500 - $999 Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Daniel J. Campbell 1957 Reverend Richard S. DeVeer 1957 Mr. Joseph J. Keough 1957 Mr. James G. McSweeney 1957 Mr. David J. Rimmer 1957 1958 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. F. Richard Couture 1958 ^ Mr. David A. Nazzaro 1958 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 Mr. Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Thomas J. Lally 1958 ^ Mr. Bruce J. Mackey 1958 ^ Mr. John H. Phinney 1958 ^ Mr. James W. Shea 1958 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Arthur J. Lamphier 1958 ^ 1959 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Thomas E. Burke 1959 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Thomas V. Foley 1959 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. William J. Volk 1959 Gifts up to $99 Mr. John J. Cardarelli 1959 Mr. Robert F. Conley 1959 ^ Mr. Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. 1959 ^ Mr. Robert R. Riccardi 1959 1960 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. James W. Matchett 1960 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Thomas J. Connors 1960 ^ Atty. Thomas R. Henneberry, Esq. 1960 Atty. Paul L. Kenny, Esq. 1960 ^ Mr. Eugene J. McSweeney, Jr. 1960 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Richard G. Donovan 1960 Mr. J. Emmett McCarthy Dr. John E. Tramondozzi 1960 Mr. John A. Welch, Jr. 1960 1961 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Anthony G. Campano 1961 ^ Mr. James S. Malonson 1961 Mr. George R. Savani, Jr. 1961 ^

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Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Paul E. Bailey 1961 Mr. Paul E. Connolly 1961 ^ Mr. James E. Devir 1961 Thomas Horne 1961* ^ Mr. Kenneth W. Rendell 1961 Mr. Robert M. Rooney 1961 Francis X. Stone, Esq. 1961 Mr. James R. Ventola 1961 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Arthur E. Driscoll 1961 ^ Mr. John M. Guaragna 1961 1962 Gifts of $360,000+ Mr. Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 Gifts of $2,000 - $4,999 Mr. James L. O'Connor 1962 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Dr. Robert A. Creeden 1962 ^ Mr. Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Gifts of $250 - $499 James V. Carroll, Ph.D. 1962 ^ Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 ^ Mr. Michael W. Vasily 1962 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. John T. Doherty 1962 Mr. John T. Griffin, Jr. 1962 ^ Mr. Paul R. Herbert 1962 Mr. Robert E. Regan 1962 ^ Mr. Bernard F. Repetti 1962 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Paul F. Brauneis 1962 Mr. Paul F. McCarthy 1962

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1963 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Ted Legasey 1963 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Philip A. Doherty 1963 ^ Mr. Barry W. Mawn 1963 Mr. Arthur J. McKinnon 1963 Gifts up to $99 Mr. John P. Conaghan 1963 ^ Mr. Robert E. Longo 1963 ^ Mr. Joseph J. McLaughlin 1963 ^ 1964 Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. Robert F. Higgins 1964 ^ Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. John C. Bolger 1964 Mr. Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. John H. Costello 1964 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. John W. Erkkila 1964 + ^ Mr. Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Mr. John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. John E. Cavicchi 1964 Mr. Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 Dr. William E. McCarthy 1964 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. William J. Busby 1964 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Thomas M. Killion 1964 Mr. Dennis J. Marcucci 1964

1965 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 John K. Markey, Esq. 1965 ^ Gifts of $1,000 – $2,499 Mr. Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 ^ John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Michael J. Connelly PhD 1965 Mr. Peter R. McDonald 1965 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. William N. Cappello 1965 ^ William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 Mr. Joseph J. Fahey 1965 Mr. Richard L. Tilley 1965 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Peter J. Guaragna 1965 Mr. Stephen F. Sullivan 1965 1966 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Thomas P. McDonough 1966 ^ Mr. Vincent F. Petroni 1966 ^ Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. 1966 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Kevin M. Shea 1966 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. John J. Haskard 1966 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Michael J. Conway 1966 Mr. Timothy D. Cronin 1966 ^ Mr. Joseph F. Fitzpatrick 1966

Mr. Richard D. Looney 1966 Dr. Louis F. Ricciardone, Jr. 1966 ^ Mr. Louis J. Ruggiero, Jr. 1966 Mr. Paul C. Santilli 1966 ^ Gifts up to $99 Dr. Francis X. Blais 1966 Mr. Richard W. Cullen 1966 1967 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Thomas S. Farrell III 1967+ 1968 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 ^ Mr. Paul V. McDonough 1968 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Stephen J. Harris 1968 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Frank W. Heft, Jr. 1968 ^ Mr. Roy E. Tribble 1968 Gifts up to $99 Rev. Albert J. DeGiacomo 1968 1969 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Thomas E. Endicott 1969 ^ Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone 1969Â Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Thomas M. Biagioni 1969 Mr. Joseph M. Connelly 1969 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Frank Fama 1969 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Richard L. Freccero 1969

1970 Mr. Patrick J. Leary 1970 ^ 1971 $2,500 -$4,999 Mr. Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Robert J. Bucchino 1971 Gifts of $250 - $499 Dr. Robert M. Haddad 1971 Mr. Michael Ricciardone 1971 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. William V. Monagle 1971 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Stephen V. Masse 1971 ^ 1972 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. James M. Bushee 1972 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Paul E. Logue, Jr. 1972 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Charles A. Mercier 1972 1973 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Mark T. Cannon 1973 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. John R. Graf 1973 Mr. Joseph G. Marullo 1973 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Thomas J. Kerrins ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Robert G. Coughlan 1973 Mr. John F. Didio 1973 Mr. William B. Parent 1973 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Paul D. Mirley 1973 Mr. James P. Ricciardone 1973 ^ 1974 Gifts of $100,000+ Mr. Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 ^ Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Gifts of $1,000- $2,499 Mr. Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 Mr. James A. Lynch III 1974 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Michael Keane 1974 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. David J. Brodette 1974 Gifts up to $99 Captain Thomas R. Cahill 1974 ^ 1975 Gifts of $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Thomas M. Graf 1975 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Arthur M. DeBenedictis 1975 Atty. William C. McDevitt, Esq. 1975 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Timothy J. Dunn 1975 Atty. David C. McBride, Esq. 1975 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Louis E. Domenech 1975 ^ Mr. Daniel S. Foley 1975

Atty. Brian J. McNelis, Esq. 1975 ^ Mr. David J. Norton 1975 ^ 1976 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 Dr. Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Dr. James L. DeSimone 1976 Mr. Joseph Mavilio CPA 1976 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Daniel J. Peterson 1976 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Michael D. Hern 1976 1977 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Atty. Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Brian H. Duffy 1977 Mr. Salvatore P. Falzone, Jr. 1977 Mr. Robert W. Kanarkiewicz 1977 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. John G. Tomasino 1977 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Mark A. Buzzotta 1977 Mr. Kenneth Joyce 1977 1978 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Stephen J. O'Neill PE 1978 Dr. David A. Petti 1978 Mr. Michael P. Tarpey 1978 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. John E. Cadigan II 1978 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. William F. Duffy 1978 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Ralph J. Quinn, Jr. 1978 ^ Mr. Robert A. Serafini 1978 Gifts up to $99 Mr. James J. Adams 1978 ^ 1979 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Richard P. Clark 1979 ^ Mr. John J. Gallagher 1979 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Christopher J. Bellini 1979+ Mr. Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 ^ Mr. Christopher D. Perna 1979 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. John F. Donovan 1979 ^ Mr. John C. Rice 1979* ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Michael S. Cryan, Esq. 1979 ^ Mr. David B. Serafini 1979 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. John Burke* ^ Mr. Richard D. Graf 1979 Mr. Gerard L. Letendre 1979 Mr. John F. O'Malley 1979 ^ Mr. Jeffrey M. Slavin 1979 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Roy M. Figueiredo 1979 Mr. John C. Flanagan 1979 ^ 1980 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Frank Ciampa 1980

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Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Thomas M. Hopkinson 1980* ^ Mr. Kevin J. Pickett 1980 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Jeffrey J. Symonds 1980 1981 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Atty. Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Dana E. Petroni PE, PEng 1981 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. David F. Bortone 1981 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Richard Ferguson 1981 ^ Dr. Michael J. Magliochetti 1981 Mr. David P. Ventola 1981 1982 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Robert M. Reardon 1982 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Dr. Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Gifts of $500 - $999 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR 1982 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. K. Hari Reddy 1982 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Gregory Ciampa 1982 Mr. James F. Daly 1982 Mr. Thomas H. Gorman, Jr. 1982 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Paul J. Cameron 1982 1983 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Mark J. Sullivan 1983 Mr. Stephen P. Zizza 1983 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Steven J. Bond 1983 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Thomas V. Buonopane 1983 Mr. James F. Flanagan II 1983 ^ Mr. Joseph M. Hartnett 1983 ^ Mr. Brian T. Heffron 1983 Gifts up to $99 Mr. John P. Cooley 1983 1984 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Brian J. Walsh 1984 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. James W. Casamento 1984 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Joseph L. Furey 1984 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Christopher L. Clarke 1984 Robert J. Rivers, Jr. 1984 Gifts up to $99 Father John C. Wronski S.J. 1984 ^ 1985 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Stephen F. Curran 1985 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. James N. Bond 1985 ^ Mr. John D. Harrington 1985 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Atty. Fred Capone, Esq. 1985 ^ Mr. David P. Malatesta 1985 ^ Mr. David Tringali 1985* ^

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1986 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Mark F. Chiavelli 1986 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Atty. Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Michael D. O;Brien 1986 Atty. Eugene L. O'Flaherty, Esq. 1986 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Christopher P. Joyce 1986 ^ Mr. Brian R. McCarthy 1986 1987 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 Gifts of $250 - $499 Lt. Col. Shawn H. O'Day USAF 1987 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Steven J. Patrie 1987 ^ Mr. Steven R. Sherman 1987 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Richard K. Fallon 1987 ^ Mr. Dana S. Huberman 1987 1988 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Joseph J. Keough 1988 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. William Brady 1988 Mr. Christopher E. Rosato 1988 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Lawrence A. Storace 1988 1989 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Atty. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Michael H. Fallon 1989 ^ Dr. Christopher J. Leo PhD 1989 Mr. William W. Potter 1989 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Robert E. Slocum 1989 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Jeffrey M. Donahue 1989 ^ 1990 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Timothy J. Morello 1990 Mr. Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Shawn M. Dooley 1990 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Robert J. Ventola 1990 1991 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Daniel J. Sullivan 1991 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Atty. Roberto L. DiMarco, Esq. 1991 Mr. Edward Palazzo 1991 Mr. Bryan T. Pothier 1991 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Andrew V. Arbia 1991 ^

1992 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992 ^ Mr. Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Mr. Craig M. Peluso 1992 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Brian J. Kennealy 1992 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Frank X. Addonizio 1992 ^ Mr. Michael Fratarcangeli 1992 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Francesco G. Petrillo, Pharm.D., J.D. Gifts up to $99 Mr. Matthew S. Fichera 1992 ^ 1993 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Richard A. Tkaczuk, Jr. 1993 1994 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Thomas C. Carideo, Jr. 1994 ^ Mr. Eugene Covino 1994 ^ Mr. James D. Lonergan 1994 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Atty. Carlo N. Forcione, Esq. 1994 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Eamonn M. Casey 1994 Mr. Thomas B. Murphy 1994 ^ 1995 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Stephen J. Byrne 1995 ^ Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Ryan M. Hardy 1995 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Christopher M. Caprio 1995 ^ Mr. Christopher P. Finn 1995 ^ Mr. Anthony J. Mastrocola 1995 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Michael C. Pasciuto 1995 ^ 1996 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. James J. Perry 1996* ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Chris Forti 1996* ^ 1997 Gifts of $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Sean P. Hurley 1997 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Jared P. Belliveau 1997 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. David M. DiGregorio 1997 Mr. Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Mr. Joseph Palazzo 1997 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Rocco DiRico 1997 ^ Mr. David R. Spada 1997 Gifts of $100 - $249 Dr. John P. Amara Ph.D 1997 ^ Mr. Thomas B. Finn 1997 Mr. James M. Gorman 1997 ^ Mr. Vincent M. Prezioso 1997 ^ Mr. Peter R. Winson 1997 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Michael E. O'Brien 1997

1998 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Phillip C. Drews 1998 ^ 1999 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Ryan D. Costigan 1999 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Salvatore J. Greco 1999 ^ Mr. Cedric Y. Hom 1999 ^ 2000 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Anthony C. Albano 2000 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Craig R. DeRosa 2000 ^ Mr. Eugene D. Masella III 2000 ^ Mr. Marshall W. White 2000 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Joseph Mancini 2000 2001 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. James M. Boland 2001 ^ Mr. Matthew V. Ronan 2001 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Gregory A. Saulnier 2001 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Robert E. Aufiero, Jr. 2001 ^ 2002 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Nicholas A. Scenna PE 2002 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Matthew D. Clements 2002 Mr. Nicolas P. Gennetti 2002 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Daniel P. O'Connor 2002 Mr. Richard L. Tranfaglia 2002 2003 Gifts of $500 - $999

Mr. Gaetano S. Manganiello 2003 Mr. Paul Riley Jr. 2003 Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Timothy P. Gorman 2003 2004 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Myles J. Lane Jr. 2004 ^ Mr. Mark J. Ludwig 2004 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Jason T. Lavender 2004 ^ 2005 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Christopher M. Cleary 2005 ^ 2006 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Riordan O. Cannata 2006 ^ Mr. Timothy F. Endicott 2006 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Dustin D. Batista 2006 ^ Mr. Brendan M. O'Connor 2006 Mr. John N. Ungaro 2006 ^ 2007 Gifts of $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Matthew W. Donovan 2007 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Kevin A. Conway 2007 ^ 2008 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Michael P. O'Malley 2008 ^ Mr. Michael E. Robinson 2008 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Patrick A. Souza 2008 ^ 2009 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Timothy W. Lilley 2009

Mr. Timothy W. O'Connor 2009 2010 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Joseph F. Bourque 2010 Mr. Anthony J. Brunco 2010 ^ Mr. Sean M. Sweeney 2010 ^ 2011 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. Nicholas M. Annese 2011 ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Charith N. Jayasekera 2011 ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 Mr. Lawrence M. Guinee 2011 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Vincenzo Fazzolari 2011 Mr. William J. Guinee 2011 Mr. Paul M. Kenny 2011 ^ 2012 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Daniel Fitzgerald 2012 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. Nolan M. Carrier 2012 ^ Mr. Matthew R. L. Farrenkopf 2012 ^ Mr. Michael P. Pepe Jr. 2012 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Nicholas P. Medeiros 2012 2013 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Michael A. Iovanna 2013 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. Daniel A. Esposito 2013 + ^ Mr. Eric J. Souza 2013 ^ 2014 Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. Joshua R. Ouellette 2014 ^ 2015 Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. Martin J. Guinee 2015 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249

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Mr. Brian P. Senier 2015 ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. John T. McCormack 2015* ^ Mr. Connor J. Schwarze 2015 ^ Mr. Timothy C. Smith 2015* ^ 2017 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Max Doherty 2017 ^ 2018 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Gerard J. Connolly 2018 Mr. Brett R. Thomas 2018* ^ 2019 Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. John Reilly 2019* ^ 2020 Gifts up to $99 Mr. Ty Blumberg 2020 *^

G I R L S C ATH O LI C A LU M N A E Class of 1944 $100- $249 Ann Finnegan Walsh 1944 Class of 1946 $100- $249 Patricia Beresford Kenna 1946 ^ Class of 1947 $175,000+ Joan Marie McDonough 1947 + ^ Class of 1948 $100 - $249 Marie LaSpina Norton 1948 Up to $99 Ann Healy 1948 Helena O'Brien Rittershaus 1948 ^

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Class of 1949 $100 - $249 Elizabeth Kenny Norton 1949 ^ Class of 1950 Up to $99 Doris Stevens Harvey 1950 Class of 1951 Up to $99 Beatrice Cassie Marchant 1951 ^ Irene Reardon 1951 Marilyn Chisholm Shaw 1951 Class of 1952 $100 - $249 Anna Wall Oda 1952 ^ Class of 1954 $100 - $249 Catherine Kelliher Krueger 1954 ^ Joan Kelly Keating 1954* ^ Antonette Tramondozzi Port 1954 Class of 1955 $1,000 - $2,499 Deanna Milton Charves 1955 ^ Up to $99 Joanne Walsh Visconti 1955 Class of 1956 $500,000+ Sallyann F. Dimeco Fama 1956 Up to $99 Elizabeth McGaffigan Buckley 1956 ^ Patricia Hanley Hughes 1956 Sheila Greene Obremski 1956 Geraldine Jones O'Brien 1956 Mary Sullivan Prior 1956 Class of 1957 $500 - $999 Susan Lanigan Forlizzi 1957 ^

$250 - $499 Marie Rufo Tricca 1957 Class of 1958 $100 - $249 Anne Marie McMellen Carpenter 1958 ^ Up to $99 Joan Doucette Fowler 1958 Class of 1959 $250 - $499 Joanne Mucci Vannah 1959 ^ $100 - $249 Dorothy Dwyer Cloherty 1959 Up to $99 Nancy White 1959 ^ Class of 1960 Up to $99 Elizabeth Gowell Lupi 1960 Class of 1961 $100 - $249 Christine McNamara Ragucci 1961 ^ Up to $99 Marie Cardarelli Breen 1961 ^ Rosemary DeVeer 1961 ^ Class of 1963 $10,000 - $24,999 Tricia McNamara Legasey 1963 $500 - $999 Barbara Sullivan Sokolowski 1963 Up to $99 Evelyn Breslin 1963* ^ Jeannine Roux Coakley 1963 ^ Eileen Herbert Hugo 1963 Class of 1964 Up to $99 Ann Crowe Daley 1964

Class of 1965 $5,000 - $9,999 Patricia McWade 1965 ^ $100 - $249 Patricia Chisholm 1965 Roberta Haney Cullen 1965 ^ Up to $99 Cheryl Graney 1965 Class of 1966 $1,000 - $2,499 Kathleen Sullivan Waunch 1966 $500 - $999 Constance Pagano Batson 1966 ^ Bernadette Fougere Harris 1966 ^ Up to $99 Madeline Pagano Bean 1966 ^ Elizabeth Carr Hamlin 1966 ^ Evelyn McLaughlin Scibelli 1966 ^ Class of 1967 $500 - $999 Carol Small Fazio 1967 ^ $100 - $249 Joanne Agresta Russell 1967 ^ Up to $99 Diane Higgins Reagan 1967 ^ Andrea Turner 1967 ^ Barbara Veneri 1967 Class of 1969 $350,000+ Rosemary Boland Phalen 1969 $1,000 - $2,499 Marie Dunn Ricciardone 1969 $100 - $249 Frances Cullen McKinnon 1969* ^ Up to $99 Kathleen McCarthy Boland 1969 ^ Class of 1970 $500 - $999 Leslie Hanlon Coye 1970 ^ Class of 1971 $500 - $999 Ann Marie Ruane O'Connor 1971 ^ Class of 1975 Up to $99 Christine Drew Buckley 1975* ^ Class of 1977 $1,000 - $2,499 Ann Gallagher 1977 ^ Class of 1979 $250 - $499 Luanne Borelli Kirwin 1979* ^ Class of 1982 $500 - $999 Christine McNamara Deasy 1982 ^ Up to $99 Amy Hallisey-Pierce 1982 Class of 1988 Up to $99 Stephanie Polci Sciortino 1988* ^ Class of 1989 $500 - $999 Jeannine McNaught Reardon 1989 Class of 1992 Up to $99 Elizabeth Dickie 1992* ^ Graduation Date Unknown Up to $99 Virginia Benzan* ^

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2020 -2024 PA R E NT S Gifts of $25,000 -$49,999 Ms. Alicia Cooney and Mr. Stephen Quigley P 2021 ^ Gifts of $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Gifts of $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Arria P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Byrne 1995, P 2024 ^ Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blake P 2022 Atty. Roberto L. DiMarco, Esq. and Mrs. MT Davila 1991 P 2023 Mr. Robert Ford and Ms. Lisa Grover P 2022* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hamilton P 2022* ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Marino P 2024* ^ Dr. Suzana Marusic and David Lindbergh P 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Tracy P 2023 ^ Atty. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Turk P 2020 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams P 2022* ^ Gifts of $500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Sean Callahan P 2022 2024 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dilman P 2022* ^ Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Doyle P 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Foy P 2021 2024* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackley P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lafontaine P 2023 ^ Minh Ngoc Pham P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. David Reardon P 2023 ^ Ms. Shannon Sweeney and Mr. Christopher Pohl P 2022 * ^ Gifts of $250 - $499 The Barrett-LoPriore Family P 2022* ^ Mr. James N. Bond 1985 P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Burton P 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connolly P 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Ferreira P 2020 2024* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Furey 1984 P 2020 ^ Ms. Denise Gaffey and Mr. Jason Webb P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Goff P 2023 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Goodwin II P 2023*^ Ms. Christine Flaherty P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levoshko P 2022 Ms. Maureen McDonough P 2021 2020* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mustone P 2024 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Hung Nguyen P 2020* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Craig Schwarze P 2015 2017 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stockless P 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Zagarella P 2021 ^ Gifts of $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartolotta P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Brown P 2020* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casaletto 1987 P 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cavuoto P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cole P 2022* ^

Mr. and Mrs. Domenico D’Angelo P 2022* ^ Mrs. Aparecida De Jesus and Mr. Abimael Santos P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Brian Dell'Arciprete P 2023 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Diaz P 2020 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Doanhue P 2018 2023 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Francillon P 2023* ^ Ms. and Mr. Stephan Gagnon P 2022 ^ Ms. Billie-Ann Gallagher P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mr. Matthew Martin 2001 P 2021 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Haggerty P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hiltz P 2023* ^ Mrs. Rose Jacob P 2023* ^ Ms. Naomi Kahn-Gallagher P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kerans Sr. P 2020 ^ Mr. Sadel Laine P 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Luongo P 2023 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Malatesta 1984 P 2024* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McCullock P 2022*^ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morelli P 2022 * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow P 2022 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nguyen P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stathe Paganis P 2018 2021 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perreault P 2023* ^ Mr. John Reilly P 2021, P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Rodriguez P 2022* ^ Mr. Brian Saunders P 2022, P 2024 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sekenski P 2020 2024 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Steven Sofronas P 2020 ^ Mr. Duc Tong and Mrs. Hoa Huynh P 2023*^ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tranchina P 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kin Wong P 2022* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Brian Zinck P 2023* ^ Gifts up to $99 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Azzari P 2022* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Scott Babineau P 2024* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barringer P 2023* ^ Ms. Madlyna Bouchotte P 2020 Mr. and Mrs. Luiz Costa P 2020* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Felice D’Anna P 2022* ^ Ms. Lisa Davis P 2023* ^ Ms. Nagdere Desruisseaux and Mr. Robert Amisial P 2023 2021* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dilibero P 2022*^ Mr. Jeffrey M. Donahue 1989 P 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Exon Falaise P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs.Matthew S. Fichera 1992 P 2024 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jenkins P 2024* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kelly P 2021* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Maher P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Santos Martinez P 2022 2023* ^ Ms. Claudia Moraes P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pozark P 2022 ^ Ms. Stephanie Sciortino 1988 P 2023* ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Smith P 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Whitehouse P 2021 ^ Mrs. Laura Zubricki P 2023* ^

PA R E NT S O F A LU M N I $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Keating P 2010 ^

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 $5,000 - $9,999 Mrs. Diana Cataldo P 1986 The Guinee Family: Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Mr. and Mrs. William Guinee P 2011 The Estate of Asteria Memmolo P 1985* ^ $2,500 - $4,999 Dr. and Mrs. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 $1,000 - $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Balian P 2013 * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Barry P 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Della Piana 1974 P 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Endicott 1978 P 2004 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Endicott 1969 P 2000 2003 2006 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giso III P 2003 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Mrs. Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy P 2007 Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Connor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. O’Neill Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paquette P 2002 2007 Mrs. Clorinda E. Saragosa P 1973 1976 GP 2024 Mr. Paul D. Sullivan and Ms. Susan Murphy 1987 P 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 $500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norton P 2016 ^ Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tarpey P 1978 1981 1983 GP 2010 2011 $250 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bourque P 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003+ Mr. Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gaff P 2010 Mrs. Sally Goulding P 1982 1983 1989 1992 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Manson-Hing P 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Schwarze P 2015 2017 2022 ^ Mrs. Rita Mongeau-Moore P 2016 ^ Ms. Pauline O'Brien P 2006 2012 2016 2017 2019 ^ $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Adragna P2018 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boudrow P2003 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Cole Sr. P 2012* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Mark Donahue P2018 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donis P 2019 ^ Mrs. Doris Flynn P 1980 1985 1989 Mr. and Mrs. Victor Grasso P 2005 Mrs. Diane Hannaford P 2006 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hern 1976 1985 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Hurley P 1997 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Imbrogno P 1992 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Irwin P 1988 GP 2018 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Armando M. Leo P 1989 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Mr. Steven Masiello and Ms. Angela Lee P 2004 2009 ^

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matthews P 2017 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow P 2018 2020 2022 ^ Mrs. Jane Murphy P 1994 Mr. and Mrs. Stathe Paganis P 2018 2021 2023* ^ Ms. Lisa Palazzo P 2015* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Perito P 2008 2011 2015 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Salamone ^ Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Scenna P 1992 1996 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan P 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tavilla P 2018 ^ Mrs. Ellen-Marie Winson P 1997 + ^ Up to $99 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bloom P 2016 P 2019 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Campbell P 2015 Mrs. Maria C. Caprio P 1995 Mr. and Mrs. James Chiavelli P 1989 1986 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connelly ^ Ms. Jean Marie DeGenova P 1981 Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeNapoli P 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fantasia P 1981 Mr. Steven Farrell P 2019 Mr. and Mrs. Kenenth Graczyk P 2014 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Henry P 2016* ^ Ms. Carolyn Keohan P 1974 GP 2007 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Koizumi P 2015 ^ Mrs. Irene F. Malachowski P 1978 1981 ^ Mr. and Mrs. John J. McAdam P 2010 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. McVicar ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Medeiros P 2006 2009 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Pagliuca P 1988 ^ Mr. Mark and Mrs. Amy Pierce GC 1982 P 2017 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Potter P 1986 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Puopolo P 1981 1983 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Treanor P 2007 2010 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Valente P 2015 2018 ^

G R A N D PA R E NT S $2,500 - $4,999 Mrs. Olympia Limone GP 2020 ^ $1,000 - $2,499 Atty. and Mrs. Paul Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017 Mr. and Mrs. John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 Mrs. Clorinda Saragosa P 1973 1976 GP 2024 $500 - $999 Mr. and Mrs. Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linderman GP 2023 * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy GP 2007 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tarpey P 1978 1981 1983 GP 2010 2011 $250 - $499 Mr. and Mrs. William Murray, Jr. GP 2017 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trainor GP 2022 $100 - $249 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cousineau GP 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gerny GP 2021 2022 ^ Mr. J. Michael Hughes GP 2022 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Irwin P 1988 GP 2018 2021 ^ Mrs. Lina LoPriore GP 2021 2023

Ms. Mary McDonough GP 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Montgomery GP2022*^ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Moynihan GP 2022*^ Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Ragucci GP 2018 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van GP 2023 * ^ Up to $99 Mrs. Marie Alberti-Marini GP 2022* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bosworth GP 2021 Mr. John Bulman GP 2009 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comerford GP 2016* ^ Mr. Edward J. Duff GP 2018 2021 Ms. Linda Giordano GP 2022* ^ Ms. Beatriz Gutierrez GP2022* ^ Ms. Janice Jarosz GP ^ Ms. Anna M. Joyce GP 2021 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kane GP 2010 Ms. Carolyn Keohan P 1974 GP 2007 2018^ Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marino GP 2022 * ^ Mr. and Mrs. Al Rushton GP 2008* ^ Mrs. Tina Saunders GP 2022* ^ Mrs. Maria Susi GP 2021 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tsika GP 2020 ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gaspare Tumbiolo GP 2023*^

FR I E N DS O F M A LD E N C ATH O LI C Gifts of $350,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 ^ Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. O'Hanley and Family ^ Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Ms. Ann Magee Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Chisholm Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Beyond the Wire/Mr. Paul Kelly ^ Danvers Motor Company, Inc. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Michael Joyce Mr. Daniel Lyons * ^ Mr. James Zenni Jr.* Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 American Properties Team, Inc.* Blue Front Telecom Group, LLC Estate of Edward A. Fish and Gretchen S.Fish* Mr. Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission LBK Transportation Mr. Robert Primavera Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous ^ Mr. Jeffrey Becker ^ Mr. Daniel Chung * ^ Ms. Ann E. Dockray Mr. John T. Donovan Mr. Joseph Donovan Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ellison ^ Ms. Linda Leary* ^ Mrs. Joyce Mover ^ PESAC, LLC. ^ RSM, LLP ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Sawka ^ The Silver Street Group* ^ The St. Peter’s Community of Malden Mr. Paul Tryder* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Tyrrell ^ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Whalen * ^ Xaverian Brothers, Vinton Street Community

Gifts of $500 to $999 American International Student Service Center ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Callahan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chinappi Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. ^ Ms. Patricia Delaney and Sr. Mary Elizabeth Delaney, SND Exxon Mobil Oil Corporation Mr. Thomas Moore * ^ Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. The O'Connell Companies* Gifts of $250 to $499 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Barnico* ^ Ms. Mary Basco* ^ Brady Realty Group ^ Mr. and Mrs. William Burton* ^ Mr. James Chisholm* ^ Mrs. Diane Connelly ^ Cummings Properties, LLC. Mr. Richard Donovan Ms. Julie Duffy ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gaff ^ Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gallagher* ^ Ms. Kathleen Giordano ^ Hugo's of Melrose ^ Mr. Jay Keane* ^ Ms. Susan Leary* ^ Anh Nguyen* ^ Ms. Anne Vobril Connor* ^ Gifts of $100 to $249 Ms. Jean Babcock and Ms. Mary Sexton* ^ Mr. Paul Benoit* ^ Mr. James Caputo* ^ Joseph P. Cardillo & Son, Inc. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carli* ^ Mr. David Castagnetti* ^ Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Mr. Stuart Comins and Mrs. Deborah

Collier-Comins* ^ Comm Creative* ^ Mr. Fernando Conde* ^ Mr. Thomas J. Connelly Jr* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Corr ^ Ms. Jean Coss* ^ Marguerite D'Angelo* ^ Araine Breen and Ryan McClintock* ^ Mrs. and Mrs. Philip DiPietro* ^ Ms. Christine Donahue ^ Mr. Robert Dunne III* ^ FACTS/Nelnet ^ Mr. Peter Ghiloni ^ Mr. Raju Gohel* ^ Mr. William Grogan* ^ Ms. Patricia Hagan* ^ Mr. David Hansen* ^ Mr. Paul Haydock ^ Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hill* ^ Mr. Javier Jimenez* ^ Mr. Edward Johnson Jr.* ^ Mr. Frances Keyes* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ladner* ^ Law Office of Kimberly L. Kelly LLP ^ Ms. Audry Lynch* ^ Ms. Maryellen Lyons and Carleton H. LaPorte, Jr.* ^ Mr. Stephen J. Mallon Mr. Thomas Marchant ^ Mr. R. Peter McGinnity ^ Mr and Mrs. Albert B. McLaughlin, Jr.* ^ Ms. Maria Mendros* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Merra* ^ Mr. Peter B. Moore* ^ MP Quinn Scholarship Fund* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Martin O'Brien* ^ Mr. Stephen O'Brien* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene O'Flaherty* ^ Old Charlestown Schoolboys Association*^

Mr. Robert O'Neill* ^ Mr. Harrison Peel* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Brian G. Psaraos* ^ Mr. Paul Puopolo* ^ Ms. Donna Rohne* ^ Ms. Denise Russell ^ Ms. Nancy Shaer* ^ Ms. Margaret D. Shea, Esq.* ^ Ms. Kathleen Sheehan McKenna* ^ Sica's Automotive, Inc. ^ Ms. Erin Smigliani* ^ Mr. Dennis Souza* ^ Mr. George Stacey ^ Ms Julie Hardin Tirell* ^ Tonneson Co. ^ Verizon Foundation - Volunteer Program ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wentworth* ^ Mrs. Rita Whelan ^ Ms. Kathleen Whitcomb* ^ Ms. Doris Wong* ^ Mr. Jake Yagjian* ^ Gifts up to $99 Ms. Mary K. Ames ^ Ms. Claire Anderson* ^ Mr. and Mrs. John L. Angelo ^ Ms. Michelle Azzari* ^ Mr. Frank A. Berger* ^ Mr. William Berrigan ^ Mrs. Carolyn Brooks Bunker Hill Knights of Columbus 62* ^ Ms. Lorna Clements* ^ Ms. Maryellen Connors* ^ Ms. Dorene Cox* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Cranna ^ Hon.and Mrs. John C. Cratsley* ^ Mr. Thomas Daly* ^ Ms. Kathleen D'Amico* ^ Mr. James Heller and Mrs. Karen Davidson-Heller ^

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeGuglielmo* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Desmond Ms. Charina Donisi Lynn* ^ Mrs. Joseph Donoghue, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donovan* ^ Ms. Katherine A. Donovan ^ Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fallon* ^ Mr. Michael Faria* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Feeley* ^ Mr. Dennis Fitzpatrick* ^ Ms. Claire Garner* ^ Mr. Francis Gersony* ^ Ms. Elizabeth E. Gilbert Ms. Rosemarie Giovino* ^ Ms. Debra Graveline* ^ Mr. Thomas Grossman* ^ Ms. Eileen Guerin* ^ Mr. James Harney* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Harrington* ^ Mr. Daniel Hart* Ms. Mary Harvey* ^ Ms. Jeanne Hayes* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hughes, Sr. Ms. Rosemary Jumper* ^ Ms. Barbara Kelly* ^ Mrs. Adeline Kilduff ^ Mr. and Mrs. Alan Lapham Mr. Armando Leo* ^ Dr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Lepore DMD* ^ Mr. Gary LoPresti* ^ Ms. Kim Maher* ^ Ms. Kathleen McKenna* ^ Ms. Angela McMillan* ^ Ms. Teresa Menard and Mr. Robert Polk* ^ Mr. David Mietlicki* ^ Ms. Christine Mooney* ^ Ms. Claire Morgan* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. North ^ Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Norton ^ Ms. Barbara O'Keefe* ^ Ms. Carole O'Keefe* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Omogrosso Ms. Karen Paley* ^ Ms. Anne Pastore* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pugliese ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Pyburn* ^ Ms. Barbara Reardon* ^ Ms. Janet Ryan Mrs Lisa Sargavakian* ^ Mr. Henry Schwarzberg* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shea* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Souza* ^ Mr. Robert Spadafora* ^ Mr. Henry Sullivan* ^ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Unger Vintage Faire Ms. Sheila Zani* ^

FAC U LT Y & S TA FF Ms. Saman Abbas ^ Mr. Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Dr. Stephen Baccari* ^ Ms. Alicia Bardaji* ^ Mr. Raymond Barry P 2019 Mr. Dustin Batista 2006 Mr. David Bavaro ^ Ms. Scout Benson* ^ Mr. Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010

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Mr. Javier Caban* ^ Mr. Domenic Cacciapuoti Mr. Steven Caristinos ^ Mrs. Marianna Cavuoto P 2023 ^ Ms. Lisa Cenca P 2010 Mr. Felim Clancy ^ Mr. Christopher M. Cleary 2005 Mr. Kenneth A. Coye 1968 Brother Dan Cremin, C.F.X. Mr. Zachary L. Creeden Mr. Tim Cremin ^ Mrs. Maria Crotty Mrs. Sharon DelGenio ^ Mr. Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 ^ Mrs. Mary-Anne DiMarco P 1991 GP 2023 Ms. Lauren Dupont Mrs. Sherry Endicott P 1999 2001 2004 2006 ^ Mrs. Stacie Ferreira P 2020 2024* ^ Ms. Deirdre Foley* ^ Mr. Miguel Funes* ^ Mr. Robert Gregory ^ Mrs. Sarah Hamilton P 2022* ^ Mr. Richard Hickey ^ Mr. Sean P. Hurley 1997 Ms. Dianne James* ^ Ms. Ellen Keith* ^ Mr. Alexander Kissel Mrs. Kelly Lane-Ferretti ^ Mrs. Angela Lee P 2004 2009 Mrs. Jeanne Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Mrs. Leslie Manson-Hing P 2015 Mr. Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Mr. John McCormack 2015 Ms. Janet Moccia* ^ Mr. Paul Moran ^ Mr. David Murray Mrs. Mea Mustone P 2024 ^ Mr. John Nott Mr. Michael O’Connor P 2002 2006 2009 Mr. Matthew O’Neil 1999 Mr. Brian O'Donnell ^ Mrs. Caitlyn Oates ^ Mrs. Elizabeth S. Paquette P 2002 2007 ^ Ms. Devan Pecoraro* ^ Mr. James Pelosi ^ Dr. Diane Perito Mr. Bryan Pinabell Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X. Hon. 2018 Ms. Jacqueline Rapp* ^ Mr.. William Raycraft* ^ Mrs. Jeannine Reardon GC 1989 P 2023 ^ Mrs. Susan Sambrook* ^ Ms. Patricia Scialdoni Ms. Kelly Scimone ^ Mr. Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Ms. Stacey Sullivan ^ Ms. Lora Tamagini* ^ Mr. Jesus Tejada ^ Mr. John Thornburg* ^ Ms. Mary Denise Wirth* ^

G A L A S PO N SO R S PLUS ULTRA AWARD SPONSOR ($100,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 PLUS ULTRA SPONSOR ($50,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Donovan H 2011 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962

HIGHLAND AVENUE SPONSOR ($25,000+) Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946+ and Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Dr. Eugene F. and Mrs. Sallyann Fama 1956, GC 1956 CRYSTAL STREET SPONSOR ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Higgins 1964 Mr. James Phalen and Mrs. Rosemary Phalen GC1969 Mr. John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 BLUE JACKET SPONSOR ($5,000+) Danvers Motor Company, Inc. The Guinee Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 XAVERIAN SPONSOR ($2,500+) Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Mr. John J. Gallagher 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Sumberg 1964 TABLE SPONSOR ($2,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 Ms. Patricia McWade GC 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 LANCER SPONSOR ($1,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Balian P 2013 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Blake P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Endicott 1978 P 2004 2006 Mr. Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Mr. Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 Mr. James Lonergan 1994 and Mrs. Amy Lonergan, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. O'Neill PE 1978 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990 Mrs. Clorinda E. Saragosa P 1973 1976 GP 2024 Atty. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2024 Xaverian Brothers, Vinton Street Community FRIENDS OF THE HEADMASTER ($500+) Mr. and Mrs. Sean Callahan P 2022 2024 Mr. Richard P. Clark 1979 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Foy P 2021 2024 Mr. John R. Graf 1973 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Graf 1975 Mr. Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch P 2020 Dr. Suzana Marusic, MD, PhD and David Lindbergh P 2023 Mr. George Mavridis 1957 Ms. Shannon Sweeney and Mr. Christopher Pohl P 2022 FRIENDS OF THE PRINCIPALS ($250+) The Barrett-LoPriore Family P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. William Burton P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coye 1968 CG 1970 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Curran 1985 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donovan

Mr. Richard Donovan Mr. and Mrs.Thomas E. Endicott 1969 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ellison Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Ferreira P 2020 P 2024 Ms. Denise Gaffey and Mr. Jason Webb Mr. Robert Ford and Ms. Lisa Grover P 2022 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackley P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Brian T. Heffron 1983 Mr. Jay Keane Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lafontaine P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Levoshko P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Mustone P 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCarthy GP 2007 Ms. Pauline O'Brien P 2006 2012 2016 2017 2019 Mr. and Mrs.Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Schwarze P 2015 2017 2022 SPECIAL CONTRIBUTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Azzari P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bartolotta P 2020 Mr. Dustin D. Batista 2006 Mr. David Bavaro Ms. Virginia Benzan Mr. and Mrs. David Blumberg P 2020 Mr. Ty Blumberg 2020 Mrs. Carolyn Brooks Mr. Riordan O. Cannata 2006 Mr. Nolan M. Carrier 2012 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casaletto 1987 P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Cavuoto P 2023 Mrs. Deanna Charves 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cole, Sr. P 2022 Mr. Fernando Conde

Mr. and Mrs. Domenico D'Angelo P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Diaz P 2020 2023 Mr. and Mrs. William L. DeNapoli P 2010 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Dilibero, Sr. P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Donahue P 2018 2023 Mr. Timothy F. Endicott 2006 Mr. Thomas B. Finn 1997 Ms. Christine Flaherty P 2023 Ms. and Mr. Stephan Gagnon P 2022 Mr. Raju Gohel Mr. Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Goodell P 2021 Mr. Lawrence M. Guinee 2011 Mr. and Mrs. John Haggerty 1955 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hiltz, Jr. P 2023 Mr. Richard Hickey Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 Dr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Jacob P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Ms. Naomi Kahn-Gallagher P 2020 Ms. Dianne James Mr. and Mrs. Ken Jenkins P 2024 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Keough 1957 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kerans Sr. P 2020 Mr. Christopher P. Joyce 1986 Mr. Gary LoPresti Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Maher P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Manson-Hing P 2015 Mr. Steven Masiello and Mrs. Angela Lee P 2004 2009 Mr. John T. McCormack 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn McCullock P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Medeiros P 2006 2009 2012 Mr. Paul Moran

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morelli P 2022 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Morrow P 2018 2020 2022 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norton P 2016 Mr. David F. O'Brien 1951 Ms. Lisa Palazzo P 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Paquette P 2002 2007 Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Perito P 2008 2011 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perreault P 2023 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Pozark P 2022 Mr. Vincent M. Prezioso 1997 Mr. Vincent J. and Mrs. Christine Ragucci GC 1961 GP 2018 2023 Mr. and Mrs. William Raycraft Ms. Barbara Reardon Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sambrook Ms. Kelly Scimone Ms. Stephanie Sciortino 1988 Mr. Connor J. Schwarze 2015 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sekenski P 2020 2024 Mr. Timothy C. Smith 2015 Mr. and Mrs. William Smith Atty. Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Mr. Lawrence A. Storace 1988 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Trainor GP 2022 Mrs. Joanne Vannah GC 1959 Mrs. Sylvia Whitehouse P 2021 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Zinck P 2023

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Matching Gifts & Foundations

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F O U N DAT I O N S

M AT C H I N G G I F T S

Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust BNY Mellon Community Partnership Boston Foundation The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. The David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Fundraiser Cyber Grants LLC Donovan Family Foundation Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation Educate and Innovate PAC Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Flatley Foundation Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Greater Lowell Community Foundation Honey Dew Family Foundation, Inc. IBM International Foundation MacLean Charitable Foundation John A. McNeice Jr. Charitable Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc Robert F. Higgins Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Adobe Systems Incorporated Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Benevity Colgate-Palmolive Company Eversource Energy Matching Gifts Program Exxon-Mobil Oil Foundation Fidelity Foundation Goldman, Sachs and Co. Matching Gifts Program Raytheon Technologies

WOULD YOU LIK E TO DOUBLE OR E VE N TRIPLE THE IMPAC T OF YOUR SUPPORT FOR MALDE N C ATHOLIC? If your company has a Matching Gift Program, you can maximize your personal contribution to Malden Catholic! You might be able to double or triple the amount of your contribution! Some companies even match gifts made by retirees and/or spouses. Check with your company’s human resource or payroll department to see whether it offers a matching gift program.

For more information please contact Robert McCarthy at mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org.

Tributes 2019 - 2020 Frank Abramo Anthony B. Ardagna Anthony Augello 1985 Joseph A Barbarro Daniel Barges Marguerite Belgiorno Rose Marie Boland GCHS 1929 Marie Bortone Henry Botte Geno Breda Lawrence Breda Mary Moynihan Buckley William T. Buckley Virginia Cadigan Paticia Cahill Brian T. Callahan Colonel Paul P. Callahan 1947 Daniel J. Campbell 1957 John J. Capomaccio John A. Cardarelli Kenny Carlson Nicolas A. Catino Richard J. Cavanaugh 1953 John L. Christopher Barbara E. Cipoletta Getta Collins Myles Collins Paul J. Comean Francis Condon Jean M. Conn Ruth M. Connolly James S. Conway Bro. David Creeden. CFX wLeo Croucher Scott Daly Patricia Boland Dean GC 1962 John Dellapiano Judy Deltano Geraldo DeMarco Maria Desimone Jack Devereaux Rosemary Doherty Edward J.Doherty Gerard F. Doherty 1946 Jean Doherty James R. Donovan Hon 2011

Stephen Downer Mary Ann Ellis Sherry and Peter Endicott 1978 John W. Erkkila 1964 Thomas S. Farrell, III 1967 Vittoria Fazzolari Donald Ferricra Pietro Fortunato James V. Gaffey, Jr. 1950 Samuel Gentile Antonio Gerrara John Patrick Gill Richard Giuliano Helen Gladyzarc Edna I. Golini Elizabeth Goudreau Eileen M. Greene Claire Hamel Patricia Harrington Patrick Hoey David Hunt 1979 Most Rev. Francis X. Irwin Thomas Kelleher Mary Frances Kelley Gerard F. Kenny Esther Evelyn Larson Joseph Lawless III 1963 Angela Lee Emilio LoPriore Eileen Lynch Christopher Magnu Ann Mahoney Antoinette Mahoney GCHS 1956 Lawrence Malatesta 1951 James E. Mallon 1943 Christina and John Markey GCHS 1926 Angela Marino Carmine Martignetti Firore Masse Linda Sodi-Mazzeo Daniel J. McCartney William "Paul" McDonald Joan Marie McDonough 1947 Joseph P. McGonagle 1947 John J. McGrath, Jr. Bro. Myles McManus, CFX

Dr. Ciriaco “Jerry” Memmolo 1985 Joseph Merullo David L. Morton, Jr. Anna Muise Paul Muise Francis X. Mulhern Harold Murphy Kevin J. Murphy Warren Murray Matthew Newell Ed Norton 1951 Paul M. “Whitey” O’Callaghan Philip O'Donnell Lillian O'Sullivan Elizabeth Paquette Al Petrosino Eugene I. Prior 1947 Bro. Thomas Puccio, CFX, Ed.D William Ralph Kathleen Cafferty Reardon GCHS 1958 Edward Reid Paul Richard Lorraine Rusconi John T. Rynkar 2008 Joseph Santo Jean Sciarappa Jeanette Simko Andrew Sisto Narcisco Solari Dennis Stoler James Sugrue Lillian Sullivan Rev. Lawrence F. Sullivan 1948 Donald Surette Marie I. Sweeney Mason Tenaglia 1974 Florence Mastrocola Tenaglia Kevin Thornburg Joseph Tribble Rita Tsika Denis Twomey Silvya Vacca Louis Vasquez Jean Vecchio Nancy Wright Mary Young

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Board Designated Funds Creating a Board Designated Fund ensures that generations of students at Malden Catholic will have the financial aid that they need. With an initial gift of $25,000, an individual, group or a family may establish a scholarship in memory or in honor of a loved one. Designated funds are invested and pay out an established percentage of income annually in financial aid; the size of the corpus may be increased at any time. Malden Catholic is grateful for those who have created and continue to support these funds, ensuring a Malden Catholic education for Lancers today and for future generations. Contributions made in FY 20 are referenced under each fund’s name.

FUNDS VALUE D AT OVE R $100,000 Bro. Bede Benn, C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Boland Family Scholarship Mrs. Rosemary Boland Phalen GC 1969 and Mr. James Phalen Brother Bozzo C.F.X. Family Memorial Scholarship Ruth M. Connolly Memorial Scholarship Mr. Richard F. and Mrs. Anne Marie Connolly, Jr. 1957 The Couture Family Scholarship F. Richard Couture 1958 The Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Memorial Scholarship Please refer to page 38 for a list of contributors.

The Captain William K. Donahue 1938 Memorial Scholarship The Martin Killilea Memorial Scholarship Beyond the Wire Mr. Paul Kelly The John Joseph Magee Memorial Scholarship Beyond the Wire Mr. Paul Kelly Mrs. Ann Dockray Ms. Ann Magee

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John E. & Christina Markey Memorial Scholarship Educate and Innovate PAC Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Atty. John K. Markey, Esq. 1965 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Unger Mrs. Katie Sullivan Waunch 1966 McDonough Family Scholarship Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 Memorial Scholarship Gustaff Fish, Trustee The Joan M. McDonough Trust Dr. Ciriaco "Jerry" Memmolo '85 Memorial Scholarship The Estate of Asteria Memmolo The John Francis Moran Memorial Scholarship Beyond the Wire Mr. Paul Kelly Muse Family Scholarship Fund The David A. 1958 and Jane V. Nazzaro Scholarship Mr. David A. and Mrs. Jane V. Nazzaro 1958 The O'Connor Family Scholarship Fund The Christie Serino, Jr. Memorial Fund Xaverian Brothers Scholarship Fund

FUNDS VALUE D UP TO $99,999 Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Memorial Scholarship Vintage Faire Christine Arria Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Richard Cook C.F.X. Family Scholarship Brother Richard Cook, C.F. X. Manny Costa Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Janet O'Neill 1978 The Joseph M. 1942 and Margaret M. Cunniff Scholarship The David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Scholarship The David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Fundraiser Mrs. Sandy Hafner Ms. Kathleen Whitcomb Father Ralph DiPasquale O.F.M. Memorial Scholarship Fund Jim Donovan Charlestown Scholarship John Donovan Col. Lawrence Drew 1940 and Mary Drew Memorial Scholarship Dr. Paul Duffy `47 Endowed Scholarship Ms. Julie Duffy Robert J. Duffy '50 Memorial Scholarship Mr. Brian H. Duffy 1977 Margaret Dunphy GC '61 Memorial Scholarship Fred Eid Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Maria Crotty Mr. David Murray Faculty Leadership Scholarship Hon. Thomas H. Fallon '60 Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph H Feltz Jr. Memorial Scholarship Robert "Red" Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship Mr. Daniel Fitzgerald 2012 Mr. Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Paul E. Gover'64 Memorial Scholarship Fund John S. Graf, M.D. Memorial Scholarship Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Barbara Graf 1975 Mr. John R. and Mrs. Deborah Graf 1973 Brother Robert J. Green, C.F.X. '64 Scholarship Fund Vincent F. "Skip" Joyce 1962 Memorial Scholarship Mr. Michael and Mrs. April Joyce Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 and Loys "Lindy"Leary Memorial Scholarship Ms. Linda Leary Gregory A. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund Mahoney Family Scholarship Fund Joseph M. Marzullo Memorial Scholarship Friends of Andrew Marzilli Scholarship Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy MCHS 1950 Scholarship Fund Margaret T. Noonan McCarthy GC 1950 Scholarship Fund The James P. McIntyre '51 Family Scholarship Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Hon. John J. McNaught 1939 Memorial Scholarship Mr. David Reardon and Mrs. Jeannine Reardon Esq. GC 1989

John F. Milton Family Scholarship Mrs. Deanna Charves GC 1955 Michael J. Moriarty 1978 Memorial Scholarship The Lawrence Nott Memorial Scholarship Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Ellen Nott Billy O'Brien Memorial Scholarship Fund The LTC Lawrence P. O'Brien Class of '56 Memorial Scholarship Fund Paul M. “Whitey” O’Callaghan Memorial Scholarship Fund Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Donovan Family Foundation Patricia A. and Henry J. O'Neill Memorial Scholarship Mr. Stephen and Mrs. Janet O'Neill 1978 Francis J. '39 and Marguerite C. Ricciardone Scholarship Fund Hon. David and Mrs. Beverly Ricciardone 1976 Mr. Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 Mr. Michael and Mrs. Elizabeth Ricciardone 1971 Charles Sardo '73 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary E. Smith Scholarship Fund The Donald J. Smoot '4 Memorial Scholarship Fund Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Brother Robert J Sullivan C.F.X. 1945 Family Scholarship Daniel Chung Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan GC 1936 and Patricia Sullivan Picardo GC 1967 Memorial Scholarship Mrs. Katie Sullivan Waunch GC 1966 Alex Vitale 2016 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gaff Malden Catholic Swim Team

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Bransfield/Sullivan/Picardo Memorial Scholarship ESTABLISHED BY MRS. KATIE SULLIVAN WAUNCH GCHS ’66 AND MR. STEVEN PICARDO ’67 WITH $30,000 GIFT MALDEN CATHOLIC GIRLS DIVISION The Bransfield/Sullivan/Picardo Memorial Scholarship for Malden Catholic High School – Girls Division honors the legacy of this mother and daughter… two generations of GCHS women who endured personal hardship and physical pain but always drew on the foundation, education and strength they received at GCHS from the School Sisters of Notre Dame, where they learned never to give in to tragedy or adversity.

They found solace in their faith, family and lifelong friendships formed with the Girls Catholic High School family from 1936 to 1967 to this day. This scholarship honors and celebrates their lives through Malden Catholic High School – Girls Division.

K ATHLE E N (BR ANSFIE LD) SULLIVAN GCHS 1936 Kathleen (Bransfield) Sullivan was born in Medford, Massachusetts, in 1917 to Irish immigrant parents. Her mother was widowed when Kathleen was six years old, and at a very young age Kathleen learned the value of hard work. She attended the Immaculate Conception Grammar School in Malden and proudly graduated from Girls Catholic High School on Charles Street in 1936. As the nation was recovering from the Great Depression, based on excellent school grades, Kathleen was fortunate to gain employment with the City of Medford.

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the Medford City Clerk. In 1945 Kathleen Bransfield married Medford attorney Roger Sullivan, and together Kathleen and Roger became the parents of three children. Sadly, in 1961, Attorney Sullivan passed away. As a single mother and rooted in her faith, Kathleen believed in the value of Catholic education. Her three children attended Immaculate Conception Grammar School in Malden and graduated consecutively from Malden Catholic High School and Girls Catholic High School; Roger Sullivan, Jr., (MC ’65), Kathleen “Katie” Sullivan (GCHS ’66) and Patricia “Patty” Sullivan (GCHS ’67).

After their graduations, Kathleen returned to work as Clerk of the Civil Division of the First District Court of Eastern Middlesex until she retired.

PATRICIA (SULLIVAN) PIC ARDO GCHS 1967 Kathleen’s youngest daughter Patty (GCHS ’67) loved GCHS and participated in many extracurricular activities including Choir, Glee Club and Journalism and enjoyed her position as Photography Editor for the GCHS newspaper, The Ricardian, capturing people and places through photographs and in giving life and interest to written articles.

During her years at GCHS, Patty met Steven Picardo (MC ’67). They dated through their senior year and after high school graduation. After completing business school, Patty was employed as Assistant to the Director of the U. S. Department

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of Commerce in Boston. Patty and Steve were married in 1973. Shortly thereafter, a speeding teenager struck and severely injured Patty while she was crossing a street in Medford. Spending weeks in traction in the hospital and months of recovery at home learning to walk again, and with relentless determination, Patty eventually gave birth to two daughters, Stephanie and Amanda. Patty’s daughters attended St. Mary of the Annunciation School in Melrose where Patty actively volunteered. One afterschool activity included ballet lessons at the Jose Mateo Ballet Theater Company in Boston. Patty considered making costumes for the Jose Mateo Ballet Theater to be one of her greatest accomplishments.

She told stories of sitting around on the theater floor making “tutus” and other incredibly beautiful costumes for the holiday production of "The Nutcracker." Kathleen was extremely talented in artistic endeavors from gourmet cooking to needlepoint and cross stich. We always remember Patty’s famous question, “Can you imagine me sewing?” On August 2, 1995, while on their way to a picnic, tragedy struck again for the Sullivan family. On Route 93, just over the Massachusetts border into New Hampshire, a ten-wheel container truck rammed their automobile from behind, killing four of its occupants: grandmother Kathleen (Bransfield) Sullivan (GCHS ’36); her daughter Patricia (Sullivan) Picardo (GCHS ’67); Patricia’s 12-year old daughter Amanda Picardo; and 11- year old grandson Colin Waunch, who was visiting from California.

She told stories of sitting around on the theater floor making “tutus” and other incredibly beautiful costumes for the holiday production of The Nutcracker.

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Malden Catholic is grateful for the generous support of Mrs. Katie Sullivan Waunch GCHS '66 and Mr. Steven Picardo '67. Their generous contribution will carry the legacies Kathleen and Patricia forward and make a difference in the lives of our students not only for today, but for years to come.

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The Theodore James Ryken Society In 2004, Malden Catholic inaugurated the Theodore James Ryken Society to recognize those who have provided for future generations of Malden Catholic students by making gifts through bequests, life income arrangements and other planned gifts.

When you join the Theodore James Ryken Society you demonstrate your commitment to the students who attend Malden Catholic. Your planned gift is an inspiration to future generations and a reminder of the philanthropy that sustains Malden Catholic. By giving back through a bequest or a planned gift, Ryken Society members make the ultimate commitment that truly transcends through time.

Members of the Theodore James Ryken Society have indicated in writing that they have made special provisions for Malden Catholic in their estate plans. In addition to being a meaningful gift to Malden Catholic, Planned Giving helps to reduce or eliminate taxes on capital gains and federal estate taxes for the donor. Please check with your financial advisor or accountant for more details on arranging for a planned gift, and the personal benefits associated with that charitable gift.

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Ways to become a member of the Theodore James Ryken Society: 1. Including Malden Catholic in your will, revocable trust or other financial plans.

2. Providing a life income arrangement or charitable trust for the benefit of Malden Catholic such as a charitable remainder trust, a charitable lead trust or a pooled income fund.

3. Naming Malden Catholic as the owner and/or beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

4. Making a gift to the school of a residence or other tangible property.

For further information please contact Mr. Robert J. McCarthy, Senior Director of Institutional Advancement at 781.475.5333 or mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org

RY K E N SOCIET Y ME MBE RS Anonymous 1938+ Anonymous 1953 Anonymous 1957 Anonymous 1971 Mary and Daniel Appleton GC 1950+, MC 1948+ Marie Barry* Anna G. Bateman+ Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 John J. Bush 1954 + James H. Carrasco Robert + and Diana Cataldo Richard and Deanna Charves GC 1955 John J. Coakley 1938+ Diane and George Cutting 1960 Irene Dempsey GC 1947+ Helen and Martin J. Devine 1943 Priscilla Donahue+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon ’11 George O. Fall 1944+ Rev. James Field+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Rev. John J. Hurley 1957 Catherine M. + and Neil J. Hynes 1953 Bev+ and John J. Keough 1960 Joseph R. Kincaid 1943+* Gillian and Professor Joseph J. Launie 1950 + Loys “Lindy” Leary+ and Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949+*

Tricia and Ted Legasey GC 1963, MC 1963 Eileen + and MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. 1948+ The Marotta Family Selina L. Mastrocola+ William McCart 1942+ Joan Marie McDonough GCHS 1947+* Harold McNulty 1939+ Patricia McWade GC 1965 Dr. Ciriaco “Jerry” Memmolo 1985+ Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo+ James E. Mulcahy 1956+ The Hon. Mary Beatty Muse+ and Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938+ Allen J. O’Brien 1946+ David F. O’Brien 1951* LTC. Lawrence P. O’Brien (USA Ret.) 1956+* James C. O’Neill 1950 Dana E. Petroni PE 1981* Richard Ruane 1938+ Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 Mary E. Smith+ Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 KEY John and Marcia Sullivan * New Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 + Deceased Mary and Phineas Tobe+ Lynn Wolf+

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Her Legacy, Their Future THROUGH A BEQUEST, JOAN MARIE MCDONOUGH GCHS 1947, PROVIDES $175,000 ESTATE GIFT ESTABLISHING PERMANENT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND In 1943, Joan Marie McDonough entered Girls Catholic High School on Charles Street in Malden, MA. A motivated and talented student, Joan benefitted greatly from the course of study offered by the School Sisters of Notre Dame. During her time at Girls Catholic, Joan developed deep friendships that would remain well over 70 years and continued to develop new friendships in all corners where life would lead. Good with numbers and eager to utilize her many skills and wonderful personality, Joan began working for the Pilgrim Trust Company in Boston before her 1947 high school graduation. For more than 50 years she remained with the bank, which eventually became New England Merchants Bank, employed as a head teller for many of those years. The constant over the course of her entire life was her strong belief in the power and the promise of a Catholic education as evidenced by her tremendous respect for her Girls Catholic experience and the solid foundation it provided for her future success and achievement. Joan’s life was one of faithfulness to her family, her schools and her Church.

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Social by nature, Joan attended many Malden Catholic events, including the annual Memorial Mass held each November, as well as her class reunions and the annual Golden Plus reunion which brings together alumni/alumnae who have graduated more than 50 years ago. Joan would often go from table to table greeting classmates.

With a sharp memory, Joan was able to recall events and happenings that took place well over 70 years ago with ease and clarity. Joan always had a kind word for everyone she met. Oftentimes she would be the last to leave an event along with her dear classmates and friends Lillian Czechowski 1947 and Alice Mulcahy 1947.

Joan kept in close contact with the Malden Catholic Advancement office, frequently informing the staff of births, deaths and achievements of Girls Catholic and Malden Catholic community members.

Joan enjoyed her work greatly as well as the City of Boston, and weekly took the train downtown. She enjoyed traveling and made many trips to Ireland and other countries.

Joan was a generous supporter of area Catholic parishes and Catholic religious organizations and was deeply involved

with her family, caring for her late mother for many years and keeping in contact with her many first cousins, their families and other family members and friends. A true Bostonian, Joan was a dedicated Red Sox and Patriots fan and read the Boston Globe along with several other newspapers daily.

In March of 2019, Malden Catholic was saddened to learn about the passing of Joan Marie McDonough GCHS 1947. A faithful and loyal alumna, Joan saw clearly the benefits of a Catholic education, remaining loyal, faithful and close to her family, school and church. In reviewing her belongings after her passing, her cousins noticed the tremendous amount of literature and correspondence from Malden Catholic High School which reflected Joan’s tremendous appreciation for her Girls Catholic experience and the recent decision of the Xaverian Brothers and the Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees to open a Girls Division, in essence offering parallel educational experiences and remaining faithful to the long tradition of single gender classes in the MC community.

In October of 2019, Joan Marie McDonough’s estate provided a bequest of $175,000 to create the Joan Marie McDonough 1947 Memorial Scholarship Fund to be allocated annually to four young women and two young men as scholarship assistance. In addition, Joan’s bequest specifically allocated 20% of the funds to the general use and purposes of the school.

Through this bequest, Joan has helped to strengthen the position of Malden Catholic, honoring her Girls Catholic roots and providing optimal educational programs and opportunities for students today and future generations of students and families at Malden Catholic.

WHAT WILL YOUR LEGAC Y BE?

During her time at Girls Catholic, Joan developed friendships that would remain well over 70 years...

J OA N M A R I E M CD O N O U G H , GCH S 1947

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Ways To Make A Difference Because of generous individuals like you, Malden Catholic continually improves the opportunities offered to the students who will lead tomorrow. Your gift today makes an immediate impact on students by providing challenging academic programming, financial aid and co-curricular opportunities and experiences.

M A K E A R E C U R R I N G O R O N E -T I M E G I F T W I T H A DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD You can choose the amount and frequency of your support for Malden Catholic by visiting our secure website, www. maldencatholic.org/give/annual-giving. If you need assistance, please contact Sarah P. Hamilton, Director of Advancement Operations at hamiltons@maldencatholic.org or by calling 781.475.5331.

SEND A CHECK Please make your check payable to Malden Catholic and send it to: Advancement Office Malden Catholic 99 Crystal Street Malden, MA 02148

M A K E A G I F T O F S E C U R I T I E S O R R E A L E S TAT E By making a gift of securities or real estate you benefit two ways: first, by receiving a charitable income tax donation, and second, by avoiding capital gains taxes that would otherwise be due on the appreciated property. For stock transfer instructions, please contact Sean Hurley, CFO, at 781.475.5345.

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CONSIDER PL ANNED GIVING Planned gifts allow you to provide for Malden Catholic while realizing your own financial and estate planning goals. Many planned giving methods benefit the donor, as well as the school, by reducing or eliminating income, gift, and estate taxes. For more information on Planned Giving, please contact Robert McCarthy, Sr., Director of Institutional Giving at 781.475.5333 or mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org.

GIFTS IN-KIND Non-cash gifts of property such as computers, books, scientific equipment, and art materials are also valued gifts.

The fair market value of such items is deductible for income tax purposes. A formal appraisal is required by the IRS for gifts in kind valued over $5,000.

MEMORIAL GIFTS A gift in honor or memory of someone you love and admire can be a meaningful way to contribute to Malden Catholic.

We have spiritual memorial cards available upon request by calling Leslie Manson-Hing at 781.475.5293.

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Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees & Editorial Board C RYS TA L H I - LITE S E D ITO R I A L BOA R D Mr. John K. Thornburg Headmaster Ms. Dianne James Senior Director of External Affairs Mr. Robert McCarthy P'07 Senior Director for Institutional Advancement Mrs. Sarah P. Hamilton, Esq., P'22 Director of Advancement Operations Br. Thomas Puccio CFX, Ed.D., H'18 Director of Mission Integration Ms. Amanda Beresheim Communications Coordinator CO N T R I B U T O R Mr. James Black Digital Marketing Associate

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M A LD E N C ATH O LI C H I G H SC H OO L BOA R D O F TRUS TE E S, 2019-2020 Mr. James Donovan Hon 2011, Chairman of the Board of Trustees Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Mr. Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Mr. Dennis Cataldo 1986 Ms. Maryellen DeMarco Roberto L. Di Marco, Esq. 1991 P 2023 Mr. Edward M. Ellison Mr. Anthony F. Forcione 1988 Mr. Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Mr. William J. Guinee P 2011 2015 Bro. Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Mr. Brian Heffron 1983 P 2018 Mr. Daniel Keating P 2010 Mr. Christopher LaMarca 1992 P 2024 Mrs. Amy R. Lonergan, Esq. Bro. Richard Lunny, C.F.X. Ms. Patricia McWade, GC 1965 Mrs. Julie Norton P 2016 Mrs. Janet O’Neill P 2015 Mrs. Rosemary Phalen, GC 1969 Mr. Paul D. Sullivan P.E., LEED AP 1987 P 2019 P 2022 Mr. Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Mr. Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020

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