Malden Catholic Magazine 2023

M A LD E N C AT H O LI C

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Malden Catholic Magazine

M A LD E N C AT H O LI C

Malden Catholic Magazine A Xaverian Brothers Sponsored School for young men and women in Grades 9 – 12. MC was established in 1932.

President John K. Thornburg Principal Jeffrey Smith ‘95 P'24 P’26 Editorial Staff Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18 Director of Mission Integration Dianne James Marketing Consultant Elisa Camrell Director of Marketing William Raycraft Athletic Director Advancement Mr. Sean Hurley '97 Vice President of Advancement/CFO Mr. Robert McCarthy P’07 Senior Director Advancement Mr. Gregory Maynard Director of Major Gifts, Strategic Initiatives and Planned Giving Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Esq., P’22 Director of Annual Giving and Operations

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Table of Contents FEATURES 06

Letter from the President

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Nurturing Students Who Thrive

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Welcome New MC Board Members

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Hall of Fame

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Leading Beyond Gala

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MC 88th Commencement

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Lancer Life

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At the Helm - Jim Donovan Sr., Hon. '11

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Letter from the Chairmen

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Making Wishes Come True - Jim O'Connor '62

ANNUAL REPORT 44

Plus Ultra Society

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From MC to Alcatraz and Back! - Andrew Chen '88

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The Saint Francis Xavier Society

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Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship

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The Fund for Malden Catholic

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In Memorium

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Just Because - Jeannine McNaught Reardon Esq. GC '89 P'23

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Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society

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Paying it Forward - Richard Couture '58

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MC Athletics

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MC Student Athletes

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Crystal Highlights - Class Notes

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Ways to Make a Difference

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Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees

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The Ricardian Time Capsule 3

Alumni Events NOV. 25 ALUMNI FUN RUN 11:00 AM

APR. 6 MALDEN CATHOLIC GAL A 6:00 PM

JAN. 4 L ANCERS IN COLLEGE BACK TO SCHOOL DAY 3:00 PM

APR. 7 WOMEN'S DAY OF RECOLLECTION 11:00 AM

JAN. 20 ALUMNI HOCKEY GAME 2:00 PM

MAY. 17 MC GCHS CL ASS OF 1974 50TH REUNION 2:30 PM

FEB. 9 HOOPS — MC VS CM GATHERING 6:30 PM MAR. 23 ALUMNI CORN HOLE TOURNAMENT 11:00 AM

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JUNE 1 ALUMNI L ACROSSE GAME 10:00 AM

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Letter from the President Welcome to Malden Catholic's annual fall magazine and annual report!

The magazine in the past has been called Crystal Hi-Lites, but due to Malden Catholic’s increasing strength and brand presence, we have modified the magazine name to feature Malden Catholic front and center. So, it is my pleasure to share with you our inaugural Malden Catholic Magazine.

Malden Catholic is the fastest-growing high school in New England and a remarkable institution that is continuing to transform students' lives through a Xaverian Brothers education. We, indeed, are a one-of-a-kind private school. Malden Catholic is codivisional (separate gender academic programming within one school), which means we offer our young men and women the "best of both worlds" in an environment tailored to their needs, free from distraction during the day and offering a host of cocurricular and social opportunities after school. Our outstanding academic program, combined with our faith-based community, enables our students to become the best version of themselves.

To maintain excellence in our programs, we depend on generous benefactors dedicated to investing in our students. I am happy to report that our last fiscal year surpassed our advancement goals. We set a new record for our annual fund, the Malden Catholic Fund, and exceeded the yearly goals for our Gala and Alumni Giving. In addition, overall giving to Malden Catholic for the last fiscal year was $3,535,000, which was $800,000 over the set goal for the year. Thank you to all those who enabled us to have such a successful year!

The vital philanthropy we enjoy translates into positive outcomes for our daily operations. Our student retention is 95%, and our faculty/staff retention is 98% from the previous year. Our enrollment has also grown by over 80 students, which has set our current enrollment at 860+ young men and women. With our increasing population, the space at 99 Crystal Street has become tight, and in response, we added two temporary on-site classrooms to accommodate the needs of our students.

With our growth and popularity, we are anticipating another fantastic year at Malden Catholic and are working hard to plan the best use for the property we own across the street at 50 Crystal. This property promises to play an essential role in MC's exciting future and will ensure that we remain the best and most sustainable Catholic school in the urban Boston area.

Please take time to review this edition of Malden Catholic Magazine. We also encourage you to celebrate along with us, for we could not have made such tremendous progress without you. And, if the opportunity presents itself, share the good news with others. Malden Catholic is a special place, always willing to welcome another person like you who believes in the transformative magic of an excellent school like ours. If you are ever in the area, we encourage you to stop by for a visit, so we can share the energy of MC’s thriving student community with you along with the great plans for 50 Crystal Street.

Thank you for your support,

JOHN K. THORNBURG President

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Nurturing Students Who Thrive

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18

One might say that resilience is an essential ingredient in the DNA of Malden Catholic and its students. It is a resilience rooted in institutional history, mission and core values. All of these inspire students today!

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Theodore James Ryken, founder of the Xaverian Brothers, was known for his “persistent plodding.” Trained as a shoemaker, neither wealthy, nor powerful, nor especially bright nor talented, Ryken let faith and persistence steer his path.

Struggling past the adversity of his childhood loss of parents, the regular disappointments in early attempts to find a religious congregation, the No-Nothing bigotry encountered by his first American communities in the 1850s, and the almost overwhelming financial challenges as his congregation grew, Ryken stubbornly persisted, becoming a model of resilience.

God was his anchor.

Malden Catholic, part of Ryken’s legacy as one of thirteen Xaverian-Brothers-Sponsored-Schools in the United States, was itself born in adversity in 1932, at the peak of the Great Depression. The school, nonetheless, quickly established itself under direction of the Brothers and became for the largely blue-collar, Irish-Italian, Malden-Medford-Everett local community a beacon for academic discipline, athletic prowess, Catholic identity and a springboard toward upward mobility.

The school recreated itself in 1968, moving from Highland Avenue to its current Crystal Street location and regionalizing more widely. Students now enroll in MC from over 40 Massachusetts communities and 5 countries.

Again, in 2018, Malden Catholic reinvented itself, adding a Girls Division to what had been a traditional Boys program. In what is known as a codivisional model, where girls and boys

learn in separate classes, yet benefit from a variety of mixed-gender activities, students enjoy classes attentive to unique needs and learning styles. Reflecting Malden Catholic’s adaptive resilient style, in five short years the Girls Division has grown to become the largest and fastest-growing single-gender girls high school program in the state. Malden Catholic now is near capacity at 865 students and maintains an almost equal gender balance. Its $30,000,000 investments in facility renovation over the past 15 years have also positioned Malden Catholic well for the future. In addition, administrative courage and planning, tenaciously dedicated teachers and resilient students brought the School very successfully through the challenges of the pandemic.

Now in 2023, Malden Catholic is continuing to grow and eager to thrive!

Malden Catholic’s institutional resilience is clear, but what about the students? Do today’s students have the same grit, determination and swagger that got their predecessors through swathes of tough times? Yes! Currently, a Senior co-captain of MC’s Girls Swim Team, Thea Sanzone, is a prime example of that.

Two summers ago, Thea sustained a terrible boating accident, her arm severely lacerated by a boat’s propeller. Nonetheless, through vigorous rehabilitation and with hope of leading Malden Catholic’s team in the fall season, she brought herself back to competitive level - all while maintaining highest honors in her four Advanced-Placement and two Honors-level courses. And compete she did: Thea not only gained entry into the 2022 State Tournament but she garnered 6th Place in the State for the 100m Individual Breaststroke, and her medley team captured 6th and 7th Places in the 200m Relay and in the 200m Freestyle. This fall, she also won a silver medal for Breaststroke in the 2023 MIAA State Tournament.

While Thea’s experience is exceptional, Malden Catholic immerses all students in a faith-based environment that remains faithful to its mission, amidst role-model adults who deliver thoughtful programming that ultimately offers protective buffers to adversity and promotes resilience and tenacity.

Resilience can be taught, and it can be learned. The spiritual underpinnings of MC programing, particularly represented in the Xaverian spiritual values of humility, simplicity, compassion, trust and zeal, shape students toward optimism and hope. They help students to frame life’s experiences as challenges, not threats, to understand most stressors as transient and to reach out to others for support and strength in difficult times. They invite students to see deeper meanings in events and to find peace of spirit in an assurance of God’s love. They also encourage students to embody life-long habits of service. All these, coupled with ample opportunities for worship, promote resilience among a student body that is 42% racially diverse, widely stratified economically and gifted with broad academic abilities.

Outlets for service abound. This past year alone Malden Catholic students and families have sponsored a successful Baby Clothing Drive, donating over 400 pieces of baby apparel; a Thanksgiving Food Drive, providing the makings of hundreds of meals; a Pediatric Cancer Drive raising $8,500; an ALS Walk raising $6,700; a Christmas Toy Drive offering over $10,000-worth of toys to Malden agencies. Campus Ministry is poised to kick off a Winter Coat Drive this week. Over five years, MC’s Make-a-Wish Club has raised over $50,000. Annual student Christian Service requirements train students to share talents, practice generosity and honor the needs of others.

Additionally, the classroom balance of rigor, care and support further develops students by promoting competence in flexible thinking, time management and organization. Homeroom advisors, leadership training opportunities, regular counseling services, the aid of learning specialists in the school’s Brother Kevin Program and the daily expertise and feedback from talented faculty all conspire to create a culture of resilience where students can thrive. As Malden Catholic students step into a new year, they will do so with a legacy of care beside them in a community where resilience continues to pave the way!

The spiritual underpinnings of MC programing, particularly represented in the Xaverian spiritual values of humility, simplicity, compassion, trust and zeal, shape students toward optimism and hope.

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Welcome New MC Board Members M R . M I C H A E L A . C A N TA L U PA ‘ 7 9 Michael A. Cantalupa currently serves as Chief Development Officer at the Davis Companies, a real estate private equity firm. In his role Michael manages the acquisition, design development, permitting, financing, and construction of Davis’ ground-up development and redevelopment projects. Michael also serves as a member of the firm’s Executive and Investment Committees. Prior to his appointment at Davis, Michael was the Chief Development Officer for Benchmark Senior Living, a leading developer and operator of senior housing communities. Prior to joining Benchmark, Michael spent more than three decades at Boston Properties, a leading publicly traded real estate investment trust, where he ascended to the role of Senior Vice President of Development with responsibilities for new development throughout the company’s greater Boston regional territory. Michael is the former Chairman of A Better City and formerly served as a Trustee of Malden Catholic for eighteen years, three of which he served as Vice Chairman. Michael received a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering from Tufts University and a Master in Business Administration degree from the Harvard Business School.

M R . J I M D O N OVA N Jim is a fintech entrepreneur with extensive experience in managing operations and risk and working with bank partners.

He is currently employed as the Chief Credit and Risk Officer at Sungage Financial LLC, one of the nation’s leading providers of affordable financing for residential solar systems. Prior to Sungage, Jim was a co-founder of Springstone Financial, Premier Payment Solutions and AmeriFee, and he also held senior credit positions at Capital One and LendingClub. Jim graduated from St. John’s Prep in 1989, Stonehill College in 1993 and holds a Masters Degree in Administrative Studies from Boston College. Jim is the proud father of 2 boys who also benefited from a strong Catholic secondary education.

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M R S. COLLEEN M CGLY N N M OODY P ’24 Colleen is a government and public affairs professional with close to 20 years of experience serving in strategic political and communication roles. She partners with clients as they navigate policy, media and community relations in order to reach target audiences and advance organizational priorities. She previously served as Chief of Staff to Massachusetts Senate Majority Leader Fred Berry and is currently Co-Chair of the Advisory Board of the Frederick E. Berry Institute of Politics and Civic Engagement at Salem State University. Colleen is an appointed Parks Commissioner in her home city of Medford and with her husband, Craig, founded the CJ Moody Fund which benefits the Massachusetts Early Intervention Consortium, a group of state-wide programs providing family-centered services for infants and toddlers with developmental delays. Colleen graduated from Bishop Fenwick High School and completed both her undergraduate and graduate degrees at Trinity College in Hartford, CT. Colleen has numerous MC graduates in her family, including her late mother, Nancy (Buckley) Fogarty (GC '64) and father, Jack McGlynn (MC '64).

M R . T H O M A S M E A D E '11 Tommy Meade, originally from Wakefield, MA, graduated from Malden Catholic in 2011. After captaining Lancers Varsity Football in 2010, he followed in his father’s footsteps, continuing his football career at Tufts University. While at Tufts, Tommy was a two-time Captain of the football team while pursuing a degree in Economics. Since graduating, Tommy has helped shape the skyline of Boston working at Suffolk Construction. Less than a decade into his career, he’s played a key role in some of the largest and most complicated projects in New England including the Encore Casino, Four Seasons One Dalton and, most recently, Winthrop Center Tower. Tommy now lives in East Boston with his wife Rachel. Tommy elected to join the Malden Catholic Board in 2023 in hopes of giving back and serving the MC community that he credits with providing him tremendous opportunities to be successful in life.

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Hall of Fame In recognition of Malden Catholic’s longest serving Xaverian Brother, MC dedicated its Athletics Hall of Fame to Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X., who spent 23 years at the school coaching and teaching physical education instruction and 23 years at the school as a counselor. The school’s Hall of Fame was originally established in 1989, and for sixteen years it celebrated the institution’s strong athletic history and outstanding individual athlete, team, coach and volunteer accomplishments with a formal induction.

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The Hall of Fame sold out event was held on Thursday, March 2, at Anthony’s of Malden.

Mayor Gary Christenson attended along with 350 guests to honor several former great Lancer athletes, legendary coaches and two MC teams.

The following individuals were honored and inducted into the MC Hall of Fame: B R I A N PA R O W ’ 0 4 MC Wrestling (Chelmsford, MA) Brian Parow ’04 participated in the MC Wrestling team for all 4 years in high school, culminating in his senior year as team Captain, and weighing in at 135 lbs. Throughout his four years, he had multiple accomplishments and records under his belt. Most notably, he won the 2004 Sectional and State Championship and was ranked 3rd in New England that year. He also had the greatest number of wins ever at Malden Catholic (110).

DA R I O P I Z Z A N O ’ 0 9 MC Baseball (Hoboken, NJ) Dario Pizzano ’09 lettered all four years as a member of the MC Baseball team. A two-time captain, two-time Catholic Conference All-Star, and a two-time Catholic Conference Champion, he has the most career hits in MC’s history. During his senior year, he was the Catholic Conference MVP, an EMass All-Star and a first team Massachusetts All-Star and MVP. He was also named a Boston Herald All-Scholastic, Boston Globe Division 1 Player of the Year and an Honorable Mention All-American. His team won the Catholic Conference Championship and reached the EMass Final in 2008. In 2009, he was a part of the Boston Herald Preseason Number One Ranked team in the state.

DAV I D C A P U T O ’ 8 5 MC Football and Baseball (Rowley, MA) David Caputo ’85 played MC Varsity Baseball and Football. In Football, he started on both the offensive and defensive lines and was named a Catholic Conference All-Star in 1984, one of only two defensive tackles for the entire Catholic Conference to be recognized. In his senior season, he was named a Boston Herald Division II All-Star.

D O M E N I C “J U N I O R ” V I N C E N Z O J R . ’ 9 4 MC Soccer (North Reading, MA) Domenic “Junior” Vincenzo Jr. ’94 was a four-year starter for the MC Boys Soccer team. He was the leading goal-scorer as a freshman, a three-time 1st Team Catholic Conference All-Star, two-time Captain, two-time Daily News Mercury All-Scholastic, the 1993-94 Daily News Mercury Player of the Year, and the 1993-94 Eastern Mass Soccer Coaches Association All-Star.

JAC K L E AV I T T ’ 0 2 MC Swimming (Silver Spring, MD) Jack Leavitt ’02 was a member of the Malden Catholic Swim team from 1998 - 2002. Jack was team Captain and school record holder in the 100 Freestyle and 100 Backstroke. Leavitt was team MVP all four years and in his senior year was MIAA State Champion in the 100-yard Backstroke.

R I C H A R D “ R I C K” M A Z Z E I ’ 74 MC Lacrosse Coach and Athletic Director (Notre Dame, IN) Richard Mazzei ’74 returned to MC to become the Athletic Director. As the AD, he created a varsity Lacrosse team in 1996 and became the Boys Lacrosse coach. He is the first lacrosse coach in state history with 400 wins, with over 200 wins as a Lancer. His teams earned six Catholic Conference Championships; his 2004 team was the D1 runner-up, and he has been inducted into the New England Lacrosse Hall of Fame.

R YA N L AY T O N ’ 0 2 MC Football, Hockey and Lacrosse (Wilmington, MA) Ryan Layton ’02 was a three-sport stand-out in Football, Hockey and Lacrosse. He played four years of varsity Hockey and three years of varsity Football and Lacrosse. In his junior and senior year, he earned Catholic Conference All-Star in all three sports.

In his senior year, he was awarded the Most Valuable Player Award by his coaches in Football and Hockey. That year, he was also elected Captain in all three sports and earned the Extraordinary Achievement in Athletics Award. In his second year at MC, Ryan also received the Sophomore of the Year Award.

S E A N L AY T O N ’ 0 3 MC Football, Hockey and Lacrosse (Medford, MA) Sean Layton ’03 was a three-sport stand-out athlete in Football, Hockey and Lacrosse. He played four years of varsity Hockey and three years of varsity Football and Lacrosse. In both his junior and senior years, he earned Catholic Conference AllStar in all three sports. In his senior year, he was Captain of all three teams and was named a Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic in both Football and Lacrosse. He was also named an All-American in Lacrosse. In his first year at MC he was named Freshman of the Year and received the Brother Kevin Kenny C.F.X., Award. He also earned the Extraordinary Achievement in Athletics Award his senior year.

S T E P H E N J O S E P H H A R R I S ’6 8 MC Football, Hockey, Baseball and Track (Tewksbury, MA) Stephen Joseph Harris ’68 participated in multiple sports at MC including Football, Hockey, Baseball and Track. During his freshman year with the hockey team, the team made the state tournament. In his sophomore year, the MC Football team went undefeated and became State Champions. In his senior year, he was ranked #1 in Offense in the Catholic Conference.

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STEVE FREKER Baseball Coach 2000 – 2012 (Malden, MA) Steve Freker was an exemplary Baseball coach at MC for 13 seasons, from 2000 - 2012. In those 13 seasons, he finished with a record of 182-93, including 11 trips to the MIAA Division 1 State Tournament, with a post-season record of 27-10. This included two North Sectional Championships, five trips to the North Finals and one Eastern Mass Championship.

In 2003, MC Baseball won the MIAA Division 1 State Championship. Freker also assisted in coaching football for seven seasons and basketball for two seasons.

S T E P H E N W I S H O S K I ’6 8 Football, Baseball and Track (Malden, MA) Stephen Wishoski ’68 is a four-year member of the MC Football and Baseball teams. He was Captain of the 1967 Football team and selected to the Catholic Conference All Star team.

He was a two-way player and starter for the undefeated MC Massachusetts Class B football team in 1965. He is the son of Walter Wishoski, a graduate of MC's first graduating class of 1936 and an inaugural member of MC's Hall of Fame. He was also in the last graduating class from the school when it was on Highland Avenue.

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The 1960-61 MC Boys Basketball Team had a slow start to the season but finished with a 16-4 record after winning 10 straight games. The team won the New England Catholic Conference tournament and are the first basketball team in MC History to win the Catholic Conference title. Captain Tom Horne was recognized as a Catholic Conference All-Conference 1st Team, and Tom Mamos was awarded the New England Catholic Tournament MVP. COACHES Head Coach Leonard Dempsey ’53 (Italy) and Assistant Coach Joe Mulkerrin ’55 (Virginia Beach, VA) PLAYERS Gerald Driscoll ’62 (Beverly, MA), Ed Feeley ’61 (Bluffton, SC), Robert Creeden ’62 (Dennis, MA), James Russell ’61 (Needham, MA), Charles Dineen ’63 (South Weymouth, MA), John Healey ’61 (Sun City, AZ), Tom Horne ’61 (Westwood, MA), Robert Kelley ’61 (Tuftonboro, NH), James Carroll ’62 (Topsfield, MA), Tom Mamos ’62 (Westford, MA), William Johnson ’62, Hugh Murphy ’62 (Jamestown, RI).

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A preseason number 1 pick by hockey guru, Jim Clark, of the Boston Herald, the 2010 - 2011 team lived up to their billing and won the first State Championship hockey title for MC since 1974.

An outstanding team led by legendary Coach Chris Serino P’07, ’09, this team firmly re-established MC as a powerful New England hockey presence by winning a Catholic Conference Championship and the first of 5 Super Eight titles spanning a period of 6 years. The Lancers beat St. Johns Prep 4-3 in overtime for the State Championship in front of 8,000 fans at Boston Garden and brought home the trophy. The 2010-2011 team finished with an impressive 21-2-2 record.

COACHES Head Coach Chris Serino P’07, ’09 (Saugus, MA), Assistant Coach Phil Antonelli ’92 (Everett, MA), Assistant Coach John McLean P’15 (Wakefield, MA), Assistant Coach Patrick Driscoll (Reading, MA) and Team Manager Robert Reppucci ’75 (Everett, MA).

PLAYERS John Egan ’11 (Everett, MA), Ryan Fitzgerald ’13 North (Reading, MA), Ben Rosa ’12 (Billerica, MA), Michael Iovanna ’13 (Boston, MA), Brian Cameron ’14 (Wakefield, MA), Brendan White ’11 (Wakefield, MA), Garrett White ’11 (Osterville, MA), Patrick Wrenn ’14 (Charlestown, MA), Paul Wrenn ’11 (Charlestown, MA), Brendan Collier ’12 (Charlestown, MA), Paul Myers-O’Connell ’12 (Charlestown, MA), Colin MacGillivray ’13 (Peabody, MA), Jackson Petri ’11 (Wenham, MA), Andrew Travers ’13 (Lynn, MA), Nicholas Roberto ’12 (Wakefield, MA), Richard Keogh ’11 (North Reading, MA), Robert Keogh ’12 (North Reading, MA), Paul Limone ’11 (Medford, MA), Patrick Young ’11 (Methuen, MA), Cam Ferry ’13 (Georgetown, MA), Tyler Sifferlen ’14 (North Andover, MA), Matthew Hamill ’11 (Peabody, MA), Andrew Cross ’14 (Reading, MA), Michael Vecchione ’11 (Saugus, MA), Nolan Carrier ’12 (Somerville, MA), Connor Evangelista ’12 (Stoneham, MA), Nicholas Rolli ’14 (Stoneham, MA), Timothy Lynch ’11 (Lynnfield, MA), Nicholas Masiello ’12 (Wilmington, MA), Jake Porrazzo ’13 (Medford, MA), Michael Clancy ’11 (Lynn, MA), Joe Sullivan ’11 (Saugus, MA).

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Leading Beyond Gala Malden Catholic held its 17th annual gala on Thursday, May 4, 2023, in the Doherty Gymnasium and celebrated the school’s 91st Anniversary along with honoring longtime benefactors Richard (Dick) ’64 and Lolli Sumberg with the distinguished Plus Ultra Award. Over 300 parents, alumni, faculty, staff and friends attended the live event which raised over $425,000 for Malden Catholic student scholarships.

Generations of extraordinary young adults have flourished at Malden Catholic, and our school continues to cultivate men and women who exemplify leadership, character and success. In this tradition, MC was thrilled to celebrate a couple who personify these pillars - Richard (Dick) ’64 and Lolli Sumberg.

Dick Sumberg earned his BSBA from Boston College in 1968 with a degree in Economics and History. The draft interrupted his plans for law school after BC, and Sumberg served 6 years in the Massachusetts National Guard. He also worked for his father’s firm selling industrial supplies and tools and went on to earn a Suffolk University MBA in 1974. After his father sold the firm, Sumberg sold life insurance and investments, establishing The Financial Advisors, LLC., a comprehensive financial planning and investment firm located in Andover and Newburyport in 1992. In addition, Dick has served on the boards of the following organizations: Essex County Community Foundation, the Essex County Habitat for Humanity, Family Services of the Merrimack Valley and Edgewood Retirement Community. Lolli

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Sumberg has a degree from Salve Regina University in Newport, RI, and worked as an elementary school teacher in public and private schools for 20 years. Her area of special i nterest is ancient history. She has been active in several community organizations including the Andover Historical Society, the League of Women Voters and Andover ABC. The Sumbergs are longtime loyal and generous benefactors of Malden Catholic. They are members of the Plus Ultra Society, the SFX Society and the Brother Gilbert Legacy Society. The Sumbergs were also strong supporters of the Essential Malden Catholic Campaign. Dick additionally served on the Malden Catholic Board of Trustees for over 9 years.

“All Gala proceeds will benefit student leadership, scholarships and tuition assistance, so we are most grateful to Dick and Loli for their tremendous dedication and commitment to Malden Catholic,” stated President Thornburg. The 2023 Leading Beyond Gala was a truly wonderful event that illustrated the strength and extraordinary generosity of our entire MC community!”

Gala proceeds benefit student scholarships and help ensure that qualified young men and women, regardless of family finances, who want to attend MC are able to do so.

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I am the daughter of immigrants who have struggled to put food on the table. I am thankful for the scholarships that have changed the trajectory of my future by allowing me to attend MC. I have taken very challenging classes, while still making time for sports and cocurriculars, and I’m tremendously grateful.

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88th Commencement On Saturday, May 20, 2023, Malden Catholic celebrated the 88th Commencement ceremony with 156 graduates from the Boys and Girls Divisions.

The Class of 2023 commencement was held in the Doherty Gymnasium with more than 800 family members, faculty and staff in attendance.

The ceremony started with an invocation by Malden Catholic Director of Mission Integration Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18 and was followed by a welcome from Principal Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, P’26. The MC Boys Division’s Valedictory Address was then delivered by Aiden Balandan ’23 of Tewksbury.

Balandan’s address commented on how MC helped students shape and carve out their own individual answer to the age-old question – “who do you want to be?” He encouraged fellow students to push forward, make mistakes and accomplish momentous achievements while holding on to the memories, values and the character imbued in all Malden Catholic Lancers.

The presentation of candidates by Malden Catholic Principal Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24 P’26, Boys Division Leader Robert J. Bucchino ’71, P’10, Girls Division Leader Jeanne Lynch-Galvin

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P’16 and Dean of Students Gary M. Moela was followed by the conferral of diplomas by MC President John K. Thornburg.

Nicole Uribe Lopez ’23 of Saugus then delivered the MC Girls Division’s Valedictory Address where she encouraged fellow graduates to stay true to themselves, just as they were taught at MC. She reminded others to follow their passion, strive for greatness and “go after what scares you” with a lightness of being because things will fall into place over time.

Malden Catholic 2023 graduates will attend some of the country’s most prestigious colleges and universities including Harvard, Cornell University, Duke University, Tufts University, Notre Dame College, Northeastern University, Boston College, College of the Holy Cross, Bates College, Brandeis University, Johns Hopkins University and Fordham University, just to list a few.

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Lancer Life With over 40 clubs and 28 sports team, Malden Catholic Lancers go above and beyond with their participation in cocurricular activites.

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J I M DO N OVA N , S R . , H O N . '11

At The Helm

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18

Fridays used to be fry-days on Crystal Street. Come evening, the “fish factory” across the way from Malden Catholic would bring its exhaust stack to life and fill the neighborhood with the “aromas” of deep-fried fish. With the wind blowing the right way, hazy, redolent billows would drift across the football field.

Lancer grid men were grudgingly used to it; the opposition, bewildered, so MC enjoyed this - as one of the more unusual types of home-field advantages! Fans would head home, their outer clothing with the faintest hints of having been at a fish-fry and not a football game. James R. Donovan H ’11 was regularly among them. In fact, on many fall Friday nights for the last 22 years, one could find Jim along the sidelines, down toward the endzone of the field named in his father’s honor, surrounded

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by friends, taking in the action. With the sale of the company, the fish-rendering stopped about 6 years ago. A huge dormant building remained. One can only wonder how often Jim stood on the sidelines over the years and dreamed of acquiring that property for Malden Catholic! But Jim didn’t just dream; he acted on his visions, and Malden Catholic can thank him for the masterful relationship-building and negotiation that led to the strategic acquisition of the “fish factory,” under incredibly favorable conditions for MC - thanks to the generosity of the owners and Jim’s tenacity. Jim is pleased to say that “It provides a footprint for what will truly be an amazing upgrade to campus over the next 5 years.”

There’s a heart-warming storybook tale to Jim’s presence to Malden Catholic today. The story starts with his dad, Jim Sr., MC ’37. After his MC graduation and before starting a large family, he served his country in the South Pacific during WWII. Jim Sr. then became a full-time Hood Milk truck driver, taking on a second full-time job as the custodian at Boys Catholic. The family - Mom Ann, Dad, three brothers: Jim’s twin Joe, John and Dick; and sisters Elaine and Christine - starting from Medford housing projects, made their way to Highland Avenue, and finally to a rental property on Adams Street by Devir Park. Mom and Elaine worked in the convent for the School Sisters of Notre Dame at Girls Catholic. Jim was always amazed and inspired that his dad, despite two jobs, found time to mentor many MC students and be a fixture at any number of MC sporting events.

With all these Boys-and-Girls Catholic connections, Jim relates that following Grades 7-8 at Immaculate Conception in Malden, “There was never much doubt where my brother Joe and I would be attending high school. From the time we were nine or ten years old until we left Malden, we spent every weekend and many summer days cleaning classrooms and scrubbing hallways to help my dad at Malden Catholic. Football, hockey, basketball and baseball games at MC were the typical highlights of our week! By the time we were ready for high school, we were on a first name basis with most of the Brothers.”

High school plans took a turn, though. The December 14, 1961, edition of Hi-Lite, noting Jim Sr.’s 28-year association with the School, his 1959-60 presidency of the Alumni Association and his occasional officiating at JV and varsity football games, officially announced the family’s departure to West Roxbury. Young Jim would subsequently graduate in 1964 from another school run by the Brothers, Mission High School in West Roxbury. He aspired there to be a teacher/coach and, perhaps, would have been - had Northeastern University’s School of Education, to which he had applied, not been full. Northeastern, instead, happily offered Jim enrollment in their business program, where he thrived as a Finance major, while commuting by trolley for five years. Jim sees the twists and turns of his life to be a lesson for today’s students: that life will take unforeseen, uncontrollable turns, and each person needs to have the flexibility to pivot and make the best of it. That lesson was not lost on Jim, either, years later while at MC’s helm as Board Chair (2013-23).

While working his junior-year’s NU co-op job with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in Illinois, Jim met his life’s love, Beverly Smith. In 1969, just a few short weeks after graduation, Jim married Bev in Peoria, Illinois. They recently celebrated their 54th wedding anniversary. Jim tells us, “As those who know me well would concur, I have asked a lot of her, but she has been my unwavering partner through thick and thin for over 5 decades and is an incredible Mom to our sons Jimmy (53) and Michael (51).” Jim continued work for four years as a bank examiner with the FDIC in Illinois, where the two boys were born. The federal agency graciously transferred Jim back East, and the family settled in Connecticut. “Within a few years,” Jim tells us, “I accepted a senior management position from a bank in New Haven and spent the next decade in banking, ultimately resulting in a move back to Massachusetts in 1984. Once established back in Massachusetts, I commenced my own bank consulting business and subsequently launched a

consumer finance company that was successfully sold to Capital One in 2001. I have been retired since that time.” Jim’s “retirement” offered opportunity for what soon amounted to a “new career” in service to the Malden Catholic mission!

Over the years, Jim and Bev have travelled extensively, seeing much of Europe, the Caribbean, Australia, New Zealand and Mexico. “Fishing,” Jim says, “is a passion for me and both of my boys. You will normally find me fishing the offshore waters around Chatham and Nantucket from May to October each year. Until recently, I was an avid kayak fisherman for many years while traversing the backwaters of Pleasant Bay in Orleans. Fishing trips to Alaska, Mexico, Panama and Bermuda have also been part of my experience on the water. Many of those have been with my good friend, the new MC Board Chair, Mason Tenaglia.”

After a 40-year absence, Jim reconnected with MC in 2001, and was pleased to see the Xaverian Mission alive and well. That year started his over-two-decades-long voyage with the School as an amazing servant leader. Within eight months, in honor of his father, Jim had made a $1-million gift - matched by a combined $1-million donation from alums Gerard Doherty ’46, Dick Connolly ’57, Joe O’Donnell ’62 and Bob Higgins ’64 - to replace the field and track, today named Donovan Field. Jim soon thereafter accepted the call to be a Trustee. During his 22 years in that role, Jim served first as Vice-Chair during Ted

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Legasey’s (MC ’63) distinguished tenure as Chair (2005-2013) and then was selected as Chairman. The two proved a dynamic team, steering MC through both graced and sometimes very turbulent seas.

Early on, Jim was rather fascinated and distressed by MC’s continued reliance on Bingo for supplementing operational revenue. In those days, MC ran the two largest Bingo enterprises in the state - often with over 600 people attending. The operation disrupted athletics year-round, monopolizing the gym and cafeteria on Tuesday afternoons and evenings, and eventually on Sunday afternoons, too. Jim credits Ted, at a time when enrollment was on a downward trajectory, with devising and enacting a financial plan to divorce MC from Bingo and helping to arrange a $5-million loan that would finance a much-needed face-lift to the front of the building and renovation of the foyer and cafeteria. Jim was a steady resource during those ventures.

Jim shares that “trying to fill Ted’s shoes was going to be a tall order!” But, fill them he did!

In 2011, the school still rebounding from the challenging national financial downturn of 2008-09, Jim was pleased to partner with Joe O’Donnell ’62 to Co-Chair MC’s first capital campaign.

Joe’s lead $5-million-dollar gift, together with seven-figure gifts from Jim and other key players, set The Essential Campaign, originally projected for $15 million, on a path toward an ultimate $22-million-dollar blessing to support badly needed infrastructure upgrades and a refreshing of science labs and the library. Under Jim’s care, these projects were completed by

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September 2014. In recognition of his accomplishments, Malden Catholic awarded Jim an honorary degree with the Class of 2011. He will cherish it forever!

Jim recalls 2017 as a pivotal year for Malden Catholic with his acquisition of the Viking Seafood building and with a visit to a Jesuit codivisional high school in Aurora, Colorado, that crystalized the plans, already significantly under way, for a Girls Division that would meet the local needs for an excellent Catholic girls high school and reconnect the MC-Girls Catholic roots.

The Girls Division had its ribbon cutting in 2018 and auspicious launch with Ms. Lisa Cenca leading the girls' program. Over the last six years, with evolving vision and good stewardship, MC’s codivisional model has become a phenomenal success story with a bright future.

During the 2021-22 school year, Jim was pleased that the generosity of the Chisholm Family brought the Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed.D., Chapel on line, and a wonderful gift from Thomas (’66) and Olivia McDonough saw the construction of the Thomas ’66 and Olivia McDonough Performing Arts Center.

The Board recommended, and the Xaverian Brothers approved, Mason Tenaglia as Jim’s successor this past June. Thanks to Jim’s visionary guidance, the strong leadership of Headmaster John Thornburg, Principal Jeff Smith, their administrative team, and a talented, dedicated faculty, Mason inherits a transformed Malden Catholic, whose enrollment stands at a solid 865 students with boys and girls numbering about equal.

A storied history like Jim’s invites countless memories. Some go back to Boys Catholic days, where Jim recalls, “Many Brothers at MC were friends of my dad and were positive influencers on me. In particular, he was close to Brother Bede and Brother Firman.” Other recollections invoke Mission High School relationships, where Jim says, “I have fond memories of Brother Moore and Brother Conal, our principal. In recent years it was great to reconnect on many occasions with Brother Conal, who resided on the campus of St. John’s of Shrewsbury until his recent passing. A real strategic thinker, he was an invaluable sounding board and resource for me during my long tenure as Trustee at MC.” Jim treasures many athletic memories, too. Probably with no less regularity - and certainly with no less enthusiasm than his father, Jim has been a steady, supportive presence to all variety of Malden Catholic athletics. Never a regular-season stranger to MC hockey games and not unaccustomed to visit a locker room to congratulate a team, Jim savored the many play-off victories during a 7-year stretch of his tenure and was delighted to visit the Garden locker room to congratulate the MC boys and coaches after each of their 5 Super Eight Hockey Championships! Jim recalls with great fondness, too, a deep and caring friendship with one-time Merrimack College Athletic Director and Hockey Coach Chris Serino, which started with “6 or 8 dinners” that enticed Serino to MC as AD and coach, a pivotal moment in MC sports.

It would not be an overstatement to say that Jim Donovan is one of the great men in Malden Catholic history. He modestly points to the inspiration of “…life lessons learned at Malden Catholic and Mission High [that] truly centered around my witnessing of the Brothers’ living out their commitment to their charism. Humility, simplicity, trust, zeal and compassion were the order of the day.” (Jim does whimsically wonder now and then which spiritual value of the charism Brother Firmin modeled when he sometimes put Jim or others up against a wall!) Jim is very grateful for “the many friendships I have made with so many of the Brothers, members of the school administration, faculty, staff and coaches. It was their collective commitment to the MC mission that inspired me every step of the way.” One legacy for which he is most pleased is that “… during my tenure, we were able to transition the student body demographics, so they now more closely mirror the make-up of the many communities we serve.”

Looking ahead, Jim foresees continued growth and success for MC and says, “My work is not done yet”! He has learned that “the best thing to do is keep focus on the compass” and to “be true to the Mission.” Jim and Bev have made over two decades of most generous support a blessing in their lives as well as in the history of Malden Catholic. They would encourage, too, the robust support of others. “I believe,” says Jim, “Malden Catholic is the best value proposition for a Catholic secondary school in Massachusetts and has clearly demonstrated that even Catholic schools with challenging urban locations can create highly sustainable education models. With the current outstanding leadership team and continued strong support from our generous benefactors, the future looks very bright for MC.” With a lasting love and deep affection, we thank Jim and Bev and pray that God grant them smooth sailing on blessed waters toward peaceful harbors.

Malden Catholic is the best value proposition for a Catholic secondary school in Massachusetts and has clearly demonstrated that even Catholic schools with challenging urban locations can create highly sustainable education models.

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Letter from the Chairmen

LET TER FROM J I M D O N OVA N , S R . , H O N . '11 This will be my last formal message to the Malden Catholic community as I step back from my 23-year run as Trustee, including the last 10 years as MC Chairman of the Board. It has truly been an honor to have been a servant leader at such a special place for the past 2 decades.

The 21st century has brought many challenges to institutional leaders trying to sustain a mission focused on Catholic secondary school education, particularly in urban settings. At MC, we certainly have encountered our share of hurdles while trying to navigate through some choppy waters.

Contrary to most prevailing trends, I am pleased to be able to say that the school has never been in better financial shape and that I am stepping down from what is now the fastest growing Catholic high school in New England.

My personal thanks to all the dedicated men and women who served alongside me as Malden Catholic Trustees. I was also blessed to work with many highly dedicated leadership teams as well as faculty and staff members who never wavered from their commitment to MC's mission.

President John Thornburg's current vision for growth is a truly exciting one that will further solidify MC as a true force in Catholic education for decades to come. This vision can only be realized with the support of the entire Malden Catholic family. My wife Bev and I will be actively supporting this new direction, and I hope I can count on you to step up and do your part.

My personal thanks to all of those who stood by me and supported MC during my tenure. I wish smooth sailing to my good friend and successor as Board Chair, Mason Tenaglia '74.

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L E T T E R F R O M M A S O N T E N AG L I A ' 74 I am delighted to have the opportunity to write my first letter to the Malden Catholic community as the as the Chair of the Board of Trustees. Many of my fellow MC alumni who have traversed the halls of the school in the early 1970s are likely to be surprised to see me back on Crystal Street. During my time at Malden Catholic, I was not an athlete, and MC’s Headmaster, who ran the school during my four years there, Brother Robertus, would be even more stunned with the news - since he was not my biggest fan.

However, in my mid-40s, I came to an important realization. As a kid from Everett and son of immigrants from Italy, I saw that Malden Catholic provided me with the outstanding foundation I needed for the life I have lived and the opportunities I have created for my family and future generations. With MC’s firm set of values and instilled sense of accountability - the school has done more for me than any other institution I have been involved with including Georgetown University, University of Chicago Graduate School of Business and my first employer, McKinsey & Company, which is a pedigree that I have leaned on heavily to advance my career in management consulting.

My Malden Catholic education and the years I spent as a high school debater, in addition to the experiences I had with other students who were offspring of blue-collar families who wanted something better for their sons, gave me the skills to succeed in the other elite environments.

In 1971, MC had just moved from Highland Avenue to a brand-new facility at 99 Crystal Street that had unparalleled classrooms, a sparkling new gymnasium, labs and artistic offerings. We had a television studio! We had a minicomputer! We had all the advantages students from Weston and Wellesley enjoyed. Plus, when we got to college, we were academically ready, tougher and more tested than most of the suburban students who lived on cul-de-sacs. At MC, we also spent time with and shared similar experiences with our sister school, Girls Catholic. The many alumnae with whom I have stayed in contact over the years have excelled in academics, politics and business as well.

I believe that MC is an important alternative to the families in the Greater Boston area who want “more beyond” - plus ultra for their children. Therefore, it is essential that we maintain and improve Malden Catholic’s faculty, sports teams, cocurricular activities and facilities, so we can continue to provide a better alternative than other school options. It is for these reasons and more, I have spent much of the last twenty years involved with the school as a Malden Catholic Trustee, Chair of the Finance Committee and Vice Chair of the Board. My wife, Laurie, and I have also made Malden Catholic our number one philanthropic cause.

Whenever I have the chance, I always tell my fellow alumni, “Georgetown does not need your money. Harvard Business School does not need your money. Think back regarding how you got to where you are and remember MC in your annual giving.” Please consider giving your gift to MC where it will be greatly appreciated and put to good use in support of student scholarships, facilities, faculty development and programming that benefit all students. In addition, if you have the capacity, consider leaving a legacy gift, as we have. I promise the school will put it to great use!

With your help, this will allow us to stand out and remain among the best private Catholic high schools in the country. There are quite a few strong developments in Malden Catholic’s future, and I am thrilled to a part of the school’s leadership team at this exciting time.

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J I M O'CO N N O R '62

Making Wishes Come True

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18

As the ’61-’62 school year started for Malden Catholic, enrollment stood at 463 boys. There were 125 freshmen, 65% of whom hailed from the home Immaculate Conception parish, 123 sophomores, 110 juniors, 105 seniors, and Jim O’Connor was among them.

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Brother Joseph Smithers, C.F.X., was Headmaster. Over the summer, four Xaverians - Brothers Dennis Joseph, Colum, Barry, and Martel - had been transferred to new teaching assignments, and three new Brothers – Brice, Larkin, and Roberto – joined the faculty along with young alums Dan Walsh ’51 and John Scanlan ’54.

Out-of-parish tuition was $125 with an added $25 in fees. Polling for “Senior Superlatives” identified Joe O’Donnell as “Best Athlete” and “Most Popular”; James Carroll as “Best Student”; Vincent Faraci as “Worst Driver”; and John Mulloy (now Reverend John Mulloy in the Boston Archdiocese) as “Ladies Man.” Go figure!

Jim O’Connor may or may not have regretted the departure of his one-time chemistry teacher Brother Colum.

He does, though, recall, “I struggled with chemistry.

Marking periods were six weeks back then. I seemed to squeak by with grades in the 70s. Brother Colum’s tests were always multiple choice, and all answers seemed to be correct! You really needed to know your material to get the correct answer. One marking period I got a 90 and was thrilled with that achievement.” Some memories never fade! Now 61 years removed from his Highland Avenue days, Jim remembers the events surrounding graduation as highlights. To start things off, prom-goers danced to the music of Lester Lanin* and his Orchestra on May 11th at Boston’s Statler Hilton Hotel. Several weeks later at the School’s 27th commencement, according to the May 29th issue of Hi-Lite, the Boys’ Catholic student newspaper, “With Right Reverend Joseph J. Leonard presiding, the Reverend Father Joseph G. Deacon, school chaplain, will confer diplomas and various awards.” The ceremony took place in Columbus Hall, the top floor gathering space in the Girls Catholic building. A couple of days prior, a Baccalaureate Mass was celebrated at Immaculate Conception Church.

Gifting is a habit that provides educational opportunities to young men and women that may not otherwise be possible. It is critical to broaden that base of support.

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Hi-Lite reports that Brother Larkin led graduates in singing “Beautiful Saviour” and “O Mighty Land,” before Salutatorian James Dillon and Valedictorian James Carroll launched into their orations, both on the theme of social progress. Carroll went on to M.I.T., Dillon on to Tufts. Jim O’Connor, however, was on his way to Boston College along with 22 of his classmates. A remarkable 22% of his class enrolled in BC that year! As with many of his generation, Jim learned that with hard work Malden Catholic could be a launching pad to success.

Advice from scholarly Headmaster Brother Joseph may have been lost on some, but not on Jim, who recalls, “Brother Joseph told me to read the Wall Street Journal every day. He would be glad to know I did for fifty years.” Jim was born in Boston in 1945, attending Gate of Heaven elementary school in South Boston before entering Grades 7, 8 and 9 at Boston Latin. A family move to Union Square, Somerville, led to his enrolling as a sophomore at Malden Catholic in 1959. Brothers Tim and Kevin, a Xaverian Award winner in 1970, followed his lead.

Jim made the best of his Boston College days, graduating in 1966 with a business degree and accounting major. “That summer,” he says, “I enlisted in the U.S. Army and became a combat engineer. My first job afterwards was in public accounting, where I spent three years. I returned to BC, then, full time for an MBA, majoring in finance.” Following that, Jim relates, “I joined Honeywell Information Systems in Waltham and

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I realize how difficult it is for some families to provide their children with quality education and quality educators. This can be especially true in the cities surrounding Malden. So, for this reason and others, I established the family scholarship fund.

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did many assignments spanning North America.” After Honeywell came various financial positions at Dymo Graphic Systems, Itek Corporation, Computervision, and twenty years at Eaton Vance Management in Boston.

Through those working years, Jim was an avid reader, particularly enjoying the works of David McCullough and Ayn Rand. In his younger days, he was a model train enthusiast. It’s with some modest pride that Jim acknowledges that he passed the CPA exam on his first attempt. “Only ten percent achieve that on the first try,” he reminds! If pressed, he’ll smile and also tell you, “I passed the Federal and State Real Estate Brokers exam on the first try!”

Malden Catholic has been blessed that Jim, now living in Naples, Florida, has maintained ties, has been most generous in his support, and keeps abreast of things during visits to the area. At the time of our Essential Capital Campaign in 2014, Jim began the funding of several students with a scholarship established in honor of his family. He noted at the time, “Gifting is a habit that provides educational opportunities to young men and women that may not otherwise be possible. It is critical to broaden that base of support.” That scholarship from 2014 continues to subsidize students today.

On a September 2015 stopover, Jim toured the building and was pleased with the recent upgrades. He was also glad to know that MC had remained the strong family environment that had helped shape his formative years and true to its core urban communities. COVID-19 did not keep him away, either. In the fall of 2021, Jim was happy to attend MC’s St. Francis Xavier Society outdoor

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“under the tent” gathering, and in October of 2022, he participated in a donor reception that brought student scholarship recipients together with their patrons to share their respective MC experiences. He notes, “I realize how difficult it is for some families to provide their children with quality education and quality educators.

This can be especially true in the cities surrounding Malden. So, for this reason and others, I established the family scholarship fund.”

Surveying the changes that have transpired at Malden Catholic in recent years, renovations and facility upgrades - and recalling the cherished, but very limited building he knew from Highland Ave., Jim says with a whimsical chuckle, “I wish we had a facility like the current one!” Well, in fact, through his generosity, Jim O’Connor has made wishes real for many in our MC community - and continues to inspire the next generation of students. We sincerely thank him!

L I S TE N TO LE S T E R L A N I N!

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Annual Report 2022–2023 *This annual report reflects all gifts made from July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023. Every effort has been made to be complete and accurate, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please call Sarah Hamilton P’22 at (781) 475-5331 with any corrections.

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R E CO G N I Z I N G O U T S TA N D I N G G E N E ROS I T Y TO M A LD E N C AT H O LI C

Plus Ultra Society 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 the outstanding generosity of the Plus Ultra Society members.

Plus Ultra Titanium

Plus Ultra Diamond

$ 5 M I L L I O N+

$1 M I L L I O N - $ 2 , 4 9 9,9 9 9

Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962

Plus Ultra Platinum $ 2 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 ,9 9 9,9 9 9 + Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946+ Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama, Ph.D. 1956 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963

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The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Yawkey Foundation

KEY + deceased * new member

Plus Ultra Gold

Plus Ultra Bronze

$ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 9 9 9,9 9 9

$10 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 2 4 9,9 9 9

Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Flatley Foundation Carole and John J. Garand 1964 Helene R. Guinee+ The Guinee Family James L. O'Connor 1962 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. 1974

Plus Ultra Silver $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 9 9,9 9 9 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo+ P 1985 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Carol Ann and Richard Wronski P 1983 1984 1987 The Xaverian Brothers

Anonymous Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Bro. Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X.+ Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Diana and Robert Cataldo P 1986+ Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 John H. Costello 1984* P 1984 F. Richard Couture 1958 Rich D’Amore Priscilla Donahue + John J. Dunphy 1956 + George O. Fall 1944 + Eleanor G. Halas* Nancy and William J. Heffron 1980 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Joseph J. Keough 1988* Kevin M. Lonergan 1966 + Alan McKim Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 + Hon. Mary Beatty Muse + and Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938 + Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 David F. O’Brien 1951 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family Dan Passacantilli 1990* Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982 Jeremiah W. Sullivan 1950 Julia O'Donnell and Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016* Dee and R. Kingman Webster +

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A N D R E W C H E N '88

From MC to Alcatraz and Back!

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18

According to the Australia Institute of Marine Science, one is 15 times more likely to die from a falling coconut than from a shark attack! There are 10 deaths worldwide attributable to shark attacks, and there are 150 deaths from falling coconuts. That statistic may have been of small consolation to Andrew Chen ’88 early one September morning as he bobbed in San Francisco Bay, where sharks are the apex predator.

In the distance to his right, majestic Golden Gate Bridge stood guard to the Bay, poised above the narrow channel that funnels the Pacific in its daily exchange of powerful tides. The swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco is no game, but Andy was ready to take it on! Andy had committed to a five-month training plan, that progressed from coach, to pool, and finally to choppy open water trials. Along with his brother-inlaw, he was braving it, driven perhaps in some part by the inner strength he attributes to having developed during his days at Malden Catholic. It’s a strength, in fact, that has been a blessing throughout his life.

Blessing is certainly what he may have needed that morning for his frigid open water swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco’s Aquatic Park Cove. Just a straight-line mile from point to point, the swim would actually be more like a mile-and-a-half in the sweeping arc that is necessary to compensate for the push of the tide. Play the tide wrong and one would miss the 50-yard gate that opens entry from the Bay to the cove, and it would be pointless then to swim against the current. Happily, Andy played it right and had a successful swim. He made it through the eerie, silt-black, 55-degree waters in 36 minutes. No nibbles, either. Not bad for someone who had just begun swimming in his forties!

Meeting challenges is something that for Andy began at Malden Catholic. He chuckles to recall that one of his greatest anxieties as a Malden Catholic freshman was the looming physical education requirement of completing a two-mile run sometime before graduation! He tells us, “I remember as a freshman learning that I would have to run two miles around the track before graduation. I don’t think I had run all the way across a football field before!” What he now, however, claims as the most important lesson he learned at MC was “learning perseverance and that I could do things, including physically, that I did not think I could do.” Such perseverance fortified him both along his career path as well as through the adventures of seven marathons, all in support of the San Francisco AIDS

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Foundation. These races have been far-flung adventures – starting in 2007 in Vancouver, followed by others in Dublin, Florence, Las Vegas, Anchorage, and two in Honolulu. Yes, Andy likes to travel! He calls travel one of his passions. His elite status with the airlines as an official million-mile flier, and a passport stamped with 70 different national seals prove the point. Though he is reluctant to select favorite destinations, having enjoyed the beauty and local fascination of each, he suspects that the charm of Italy may claim much of his future interest.

Andy grew up in Malden along with younger brother Neal (MC ’90). He attended the now-closed Glenwood School and the Beebe School. When it was time for high school, his parents, who still live in Malden, wanted to offer Andy the best possible preparation for college. They selected Malden Catholic for him. It was a good decision! In retrospect, Andy acknowledges, “The education from MC was critical for my development and truly shaped my commitment to learning and striving for excellence.” That commitment was clear when, on graduation day, Andy stood on stage as salutatorian, “One of the proudest moments in my life.” An added surprise that day was his receiving a perfect attendance award. Andy was amazed: “I hadn’t realized the school tracked that! I still have the wooden commemorative plaque hung in my home.” No doubt, Andy’s parents had instilled in him an understanding of the implicit

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bargain that with their financial commitment to his private education, he had better be darned sure to “be there”!

Andy didn’t just “show up,” though, and his membership in the National Honor Society, reception of the Holy Cross Book Award, recognitions from the Malden Kiwanis and Rotary, and status as a National Merit Commended student attest to that. His prowess on the Math Team afforded occasional high scorer accolades, and he was MC’s first representative to the American Invitational Math Exam in ten years. The next stop on his educational journey was Boston College, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting in 1992. This led to an entry position at Ernst & Young where he served as an auditor for three years. The rigor of that first job, combined with his personal drive, paved the way for things to come.

Other career benchmarks for Andy were several years with PlanetOut, Inc., leading global online media company serving the LGBT community; five years (2005-2009) as Portfolio Controller and then General Manager for institutional real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle; and finally, a 2016-2020 foray into the rigors of tech life in Silicon Valley as C.P.A. and first head of finance at Grammarly, Inc., the well-known software company for cloud-based AI writing assistance. Now retired, Andy lives in San Francisco with partner of 12 years, landscape designer David McCrory. They were married in Italy in 2022!

Andy’s return to Malden Catholic this year during a Christmas visit with family afforded several happy reunions and thankful memories. “The dedication of the faculty/staff when I was a student was inspirational and

remains so today. To see Mrs. Lee, Brother Dan, Mr. Bucchino, and Brother Puccio was amazing!” He recalls particularly Brother Fred Eid’s energetically pleasant style and ability to bring excitement to his math class; Mrs. Barbara Robert’s gift of teaching him how to think in French; Mr. Alan Kaufman’s brilliance and wit; and Brother Dan Cremin’s care and fairness. Don’t mention this to any Eagles at “The Heights,” but Andy found senior classes at MC more challenging than his early courses at Boston College! “The strengths I developed from MC,” he confides, “got me through college, through my first busy seasons at Ernst & Young, and through the rigors of tech in Silicon Valley.” So saying, Andy encourages other Malden Catholic alums to recognize with thankful support the school that nurtured their attitudes, habits, skills and values, providing a life-long navigational compass for success.

On his recent visit to MC, Andy was especially pleased with the diversity of today’s Lancers: “The tremendous diversity I saw while visiting the school transformed my view of Malden Catholic and excites me about giving back to the community that helped me at such a crucial age.... It was such a thrill to meet the inspiring new class of students and to think that that was me - 35 years ago!”

Well, a lot can happen in 35 years, as folks move from the first-daunting two-mile “marathon” trials to the many-and-myriad marathons of their lives. Andy has learned that perseverance counts in a life that is, indeed, a journey of mingled blessings and challenges, and he is pleased that Malden Catholic helped him to develop the inner strength that makes it possible to transform even the toughest challenges into ultimate triumphs.

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FRESHMAN BARBECUE 50

I am thankful for my Malden Catholic experience. Here, I can meet people from diverse backgrounds, cities, countries and religions.

I can play sports like soccer, rugby and track with my friends, and I have so much fun with them. I am grateful to be able to make so many great memories at MC! ALE X ANDER ‘24

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L E A D E R S H I P G I V I N G I N SU PP O R T O F T H E M A L D E N C AT H O LI C F U N D

The Saint Francis Xavier Society July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023

L E G AC Y S O C I E T Y $500,000+ Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956

PRESIDENTS SOCIET Y $250,000 to $499,000 James L. O'Connor 1962 The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc.

H I G H L A N D AV E N U E S O C I E T Y $100,000 to $249,000 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Essex County Community Foundation Flatley Foundation Eleanor G. Halas Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS 1969 and James Phalen Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974

B E N E FAC TO R S S O C I E T Y $50,000 to $99,999 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Joseph J. Keough 1988 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Julia O'Donnell and Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016

TRUSTEES SOCIET Y $30,000 to $49,000 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Linda and John C. Bolger 1964

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Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Ronald P. O'Hanley and Family Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. 1990 Dan Passacantilli 1990

FOUNDERS SOCIET Y $20,000 to $29,000 Anonymous John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Hunt Street Fund, Inc. Project Lead the Way, Inc.

P R I N C I PA L S S O C I E T Y $15,000 to $19,999 F. Richard Couture 1958 Brother Daniel T. Cremin, C.F.X. Anonymous P 2025 Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 2015 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Stacey and John Sullivan

LEADERS SOCIET Y $10,000 to $14,999 Philomena Brackett Andrew T. Chen CPA 1988 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Danvers Motor Company, Inc.

Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty, wife of the late Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Allan Finlay+ P 2001+ 2003 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P 2024 Daniel J. Lawler 1984 Ann Magee Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Patricia McWade GCHS 1965 Abigail and James J. Perry 1996

BLUE AND GOLD SOCIET Y $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Anonymous 1987 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Aramark Global Business Services Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Diana Cataldo P 1986 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Richard P. Clark 1979 Ann E. Dockray Thidie and James P. Donovan Eastern Bank Foundation Lucy M. Erkkila, wife of the late of John Erkkila 1964 Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Neil J. Hynes 1953 April and Michael Joyce Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire LBK Transportation

Margaret (Noonan) GCHS 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 June (Curran) GCHS 1976 and Barton Munro 1976 Patrick W. Murphy 2007 David F. O'Brien 1951 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Vincent F. Petroni 1966 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GCHS 1966

19 3 2 S O C I E T Y $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. 2008 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Nicholas M. Annese 2011 Antonelli Professional Resources LTD April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 CCS Fundraising Centaurocfo LLC CyberGrants SPV, LLC Distributor Corporation of New England Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955

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Owen Charitable Foundation Becky and Dr. David A. Petti 1978 Robert F. Savage 1956 Atty. Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 World Insurance Associates | The Tarpey Family

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Sean G. Downing, M.D. 1978 John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Fidelity Foundation Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission John J. Gallagher 1979 Givinga Foundation, Inc. Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Charles A. Harrington Andrea and Timothy Harrington P 2022 2024 2026 Susan Leary Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Joshua R. Ouellette 2014

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$1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous Anonymous Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Architectural Resources Cambridge Sean Maloney P 2027 Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956 Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Gwen and David Blumberg P 2020 Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 Russell T. Brazil 1997 Li and Vergil Brincheiro P 2025 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Thomas E. Burke 1959 John J. Bush, Jr., Esq. 1954+ Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Laurie and John E. Cadigan II 1978 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 LuAnn and Richard A. Campo 1976 Andrea and Christopher Capone P 2026 Sara and John A. Carriere 1971 Eva and James W. Casamento 1984 Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 Deanna (Milton) GCHS 1955 and Richard Charves Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980 M. Patricia and John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Dr. Robert A. Creeden, DMD 1962 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Maria and David Damico P 2023 Mary and Anthony D. D'Aurora 1984 P 2012 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Thomas J.DeSimone MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023

David M. DiGregorio 1997 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 John F. Donovan 1979 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Dr. William J. Driscoll, Jr. 1964 William F. Duffy 1978 Kathy and Edward Ellison Joan M. Endicott P 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 Mary Jane+ and Paul F. Mahoney, Sr.+ P 1973+ Catherine Fernandez-Murphy and John Murphy P 2023 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P 2020 2024 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Lisa Funiciello and James Malarkey P 2026 Denise Gaffey and Jason Webb P 2023 Ann P. Gallagher GCHS 1977 Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph. D 1978 Garrett-Lynch Insurance Agency John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Gradient Greater Lowell Community Foundation Lisa and Robert Hackley P 2023 Shannon and Joseph M. Hartnett 1983 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR 1982 John Higgins 1957 Home Depot Foundation/CyberGrants Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Charith N. Jayasekera 2011 Robert W. Kanarkiewicz 1977 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951 Karen and Ronald Lafontaine P 2018 2023 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 Elise L. and Alan Lapham LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Angela Lee and Steven Masiello P 2004 2009 Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Richard D. Looney 1966 Dr. Maria Loscertales and Gabor Bethlendy P 2023 P 2026 Amanda and Eric J. Lynch 1996 Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974 Susan and Stephen L. Malatesta 1984 P 2024 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 P 2026 Michael J. Manfra 1988 Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Joseph G. Marullo 1973 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007

Amelia and Patrick McDonough P 2021 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2024 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981 Kerri Morehart Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Christine and Jeffrey Myung P 2024 North Square Strategies LLC Julie and Mark Norton P 2016 Edward D. O'Brien 1982 Anne Marie and Michael O'Connor P 2002 2006 2009 Erin and Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo 1991 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Elizabeth and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007 Craig M. Peluso 1992 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Dana E. Petroni PE,1981 Matthew Plant and Violeta Yu P 2023 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 2026 Martha and Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. D.M.D. 1959 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS 1969 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. 1969 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone 1971 Dominic J. Roberto 2010 John J. Ronan IV, Esq. 1998 Thomas D. Rosato, Jr. 1984 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Leanne Russell P 2013 Sage Consulting Services, LLC dba The Novus Group Nora and Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers 1952 Carol (Reilly) GCHS 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Craig Spadafora 1991 P 2026 2027 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 The Markey Committee Kimberly and John K. Thornburg Melissa and Hon. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2023 2024 2026 Windover Construction Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Brothers Generalate Jiaming (Max) Zhang P 2025

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Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship Malden Catholic granted Lisbeth Monteagudo ’25, David Beauvoir ’26 and Jordan Demetrio ’27, three students from Everett, the second annual Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship.

The scholarships are each valued at $9,400 (cumulatively over $28,000) and named for the father of Attorney Anthony Rossi, a graduate of MC’s Class of 1990 and Everett native.

In 1946, Antonio Rossi was born in Naples, Italy, and at the age of 20 immigrated to Massachusetts, where he met his wife, Gina (Leo). Mr. and Mrs. Rossi moved to Everett shortly after they married and raised two children. Mr. Rossi worked full time as a metal machinist and sent his two sons, Anthony ’90 and Terigi ’87, to St. Anthony’s School in Everett and then to Malden Catholic.

Mr. Anthony Rossi, an Everett native who started as an attorney in Everett almost 25 years ago, launched the inaugural scholarships in 2022 and commented, “My dad believed in Catholic education and worked hard every day to support our family and provide us with an outstanding education from both St. Anthony’s and MC. From my father we learned how to focus, apply ourselves every day to our studies and the importance of giving back to the community. I hope my father’s legacy lives on through these scholarships and provides a new generation of hard-working Everett families the oppor-

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tunity for a great education and a strong foundation for the future. My family’s goal is to continue to grow the Antonio Rossi Scholars program to four Everett students at MC each year, giving a life-changing opportunity to great students from Everett.”

Lisbeth Monteagudo ’25 graduated from St. Anthony’s in Everett and is a high-honors sophomore at MC with a 90 average or above in all classes during her first two years at Malden Catholic. David Beauvoir ’26 is an honor roll student at MC, and Jordan Demetrio ’27 was a high-honors student from St. Anthony’s in Everett and is a freshman at Malden Catholic.

Sean Hurley, Malden Catholic CFO, added, “We cannot thank Mr. and Mrs. Rossi enough for their commitment to Malden Catholic and inspirational decision to assist families in Everett. Mr. Rossi has been an incredible benefactor of MC and we thank him for using his success to help hard-working families from his hometown.

Lisbeth and David have been great students and we know that Jordan, Lisbeth and David will benefit from the exceptional programming and academic rigor Malden Catholic has to offer.”

I hope my father’s legacy lives on through these scholarships and provides a new generation of hard-working Everett families the opportunity for a great education and a strong foundation for the future.

ANTHONY ROSSI '90

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C E L E B R AT I N G O U R C U LT U R E O F PH I L A N T H RO PY

Annual Giving 2022–2023 July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023

Malden Catholic Alumni Gifts July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023 1939 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 1944 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 LTC John J. Walsh 1944 1946 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Elsie and John T. Kerrigan 1946 Shirley and William J. Sheehan 1946 Manuel L. Silva 1946 1948 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948 1950 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 - $9,999 Margaret (Noonan) GCHS 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 M. Patricia and John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Louis E. Mahoney III 1950 James C. O'Neill 1950 1951 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 David F. O’Brien 1951

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Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 John F. Feeney 1951 1952 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers 1952 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary and Colonel Edward T. Connors USA (Ret.) 1952 1953 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Neil J. Hynes 1953 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Judith and Lawrence P. Chisholm 1953 Jane and Cornelius J. Coleman, Esq. 1953 George E. Murphy 1953 Up to $99 Peter C. Griffin 1953 1954 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Bush, Jr., Esq. 1954+ Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Carol Kiley, wife of the late Kevin J. Kiley 1954

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Carol and James A. Angelo 1954 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Roberta and Robert J. Breen 1954 John E. Lilley 1954 Up to $99 John F. Downey 1954 Paul V. Sainato 1954 1955 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Eleanor E. (Cafferty) GCHS 1957+ and William T. Appleyard, Esq. 1955 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Richard S. Abbott 1955 Reverend John J. Geaney CSP 1955 William J. Kearney 1955 Joseph M. Mulkerrin 1955 Richard A. Nazzaro 1955 1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,000 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Robert F. Savage 1956

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary and Frank P. Fiorentino CPA 1956 Geraldine (Jones) GCHS 1956 and Thomas M. O'Brien 1956 1957 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John Higgins 1957 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 George Mavridis 1957 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 V. R. Agostino 1957 Reverend Richard S. DeVeer 1957 Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 Paul D. Riley 1957 David J. Rimmer 1957 1958 Trustee's Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 F. Richard Couture 1958 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GCHS 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Fran X. Barr Jr. 1958 Thomas J. Lally 1958 Bruce J. Mackey 1958 Marie E. (Rufo) GC 1957 and Carl A. Tricca 1958 Up to $99 Timothy M. Harrington 1958 Arthur J. Lamphier 1958 John H. Phinney 1958 1959 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Thomas E. Burke 1959 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Arvid D. Swanson 1959 Up to $99 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli 1959, P 1985 1989 Paul E. Norton 1959 1960 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 James W. Matchett 1960 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ann and Thomas J. Connors 1960 Robert J. Donnelly 1960 Richard G. Donovan 1960 Thomas R. Henneberry, Esq. 1960 Joanne and Atty. Paul L. Kenny, Esq. 1960 Eugene J. McSweeney, Jr. 1960 John E. Tramondozzi 1960 John A. Welch, Jr. 1960 1961 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Sandra and Paul E. Bailey 1961 Paul E. Connolly 1961 James E. Devir 1961 Michael J. McLaughlin 1961 Mary and Robert M. Rooney 1961 Patricia and George R. Savani, Jr. 1961 Up to $99 Laura and Anthony G. Campano 1961 1962 President's Society - $250,000 to $499,000 James L. O'Connor 1962

Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,000 Kathy and Joseph J. O'Donnell 1962 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Robert A. Creeden, DMD 1962 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Barbara (Sullivan) GCHS 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John T. Doherty 1962 Hugh A. Murphy, Jr. 1962 Maureen and Michael W. Vasily 1962 1963 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,000 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Philip A. Doherty 1963 Arthur J. McKinnon 1963 Paul J. Regan 1963 Up to $99 Jeannine (Roux) GCHS 1963 and Raymond Coakley 1963 John P. Conaghan 1963 Roberta (Haney) GCHS 1965 and Dennis F. Cullen 1963 Brendan L. Hoyt, Jr. 1963 Robert E. Longo 1963 1964 Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,000 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Trustee's Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. William J. Driscoll, Jr. 1964 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2024 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas M. Murphy 1964 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ann (Crowe) Daley GCHS 1964 and Robert F. Daley 1964

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Judy (Smithers) GCHS 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Robert J. Hurley 1964 Thomas M. Killion 1964 Up to $99 Dennis J. Marcucci 1964 1965 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Sarah and James F. Carey 1965 Claire and Dr. William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 P 1991 Reverend Paul J. Duffy MM 1965 Judy and Joseph J. Fahey 1965 Daniel J. Guarino 1965 John K. Markey, Esq. 1965 Up to $99 William M. Davis 1965 Peter J. Guaragna 1965 Margaret and Stephen F. Sullivan 1965 1966 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Vincent F. Petroni 1966 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Richard D. Looney 1966 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Rosemarie and Dr. Francis X. Blais 1966 Michael J. Conway 1966 Susan and Richard W. Cullen 1966 John J. Haskard 1966 Neal J. Murphy 1966 Paul C. Santilli 1966 Up to $99 Kevin M. Shea 1966 1968 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Stephen J. Harris 1968 Frank W. Heft, Jr. 1968 Reverend James F. Morris, Jr. 1968 Up to 99 Rev. Albert J. DeGiacomo 1968 1969 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS 1969 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. 1969 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas M. Biagioni 1969 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Teresa and Paul C. Albiani 1969 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003 Lynn and Dr. Stephen J. Flanagan PhD 1969 Up to $99 Richard L. Freccero 1969 1970 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Professor William F. Hanks, Ph.D. 1970 1971 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Sara and John A. Carriere 1971 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone 1971 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Stephen V. Masse 1971 William V. Monagle 1971 P 1997 1972 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul E. Harvey 1972 Nancy and Paul E. Logue, Jr. 1972 Barbara and Mark S. Sartanowicz 1972 P 2005 Up to $99 Suzanne and Thomas L. Higgins, M.D. 1972 Anthony J. Lupi 1972

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1973 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Joseph G. Marullo 1973 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Maurice G. Covino 1973 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maria and Robert G. Coughlan 1973 Joyce and Ralph M. DeAcetis CPA, CMA, CGFM 1973 Debra and John R. Graf 1973 Up to $99 Susan and Albert J. DeBenedictis, Jr. 1973 Atty. Michael J. Farrow, Esq. 1973 Mr. Michael P. Fontana 1973 James P. Ricciardone 1973 Frank J. Sorrenti 1973 1974 Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,999 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,000 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 David J. Brodette 1974 Rosemarie and Michael Keane 1974 P 1997 Up to $99 Margaret and Captain Thomas R. Cahill 1974 1975 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Donna and Timothy J. Dunn 1975 David C. McBride, Esq. 1975 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Louis E. Domenech 1975 Michael F. Flynn 1975 Vanessa and Daniel S. Foley 1975 David H. McLaughlin 1975 Lisa and David J. Norton 1975 1976 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P

2008, 2011 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 LuAnn and Richard A. Campo 1976 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Marta and Dr. James L. DeSimone, MD 1976 Joseph Mavilio CPA 1976 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kenneth C. Norton 1976 Joy and Daniel J. Peterson 1976 Brian V. Sullivan 1976 Up to $99 Michael D. Hern 1976 Peter F. Stickney 1976 1977 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Robert W. Kanarkiewicz 1977 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Kim and William H. Ahern, Jr. 1977 Brian H. Duffy 1977 Salvatore P. Falzone Jr. 1977 Leo F. Ryan 1977 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joseph S. Gulino CPA 1977 John G. Tomasino 1977 Joseph F. Whalen 1977 1978 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Janet and Stephen O’Neill 1978 P 2015 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Sean G. Downing, M.D. 1978 Becky and Dr. David A. Petti 1978 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Laurie and John E. Cadigan II 1978 William F. Duffy 1978 Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph. D 1978 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul C. Malachowski 1978 Robert A. Serafini 1978

Up to $99 Kevin J. McHugh 1978 P 2013 Kevin D. Rich 1978 1979 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Richard P. Clark 1979 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 John J. Gallagher 1979 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Atty. John F. Donovan, Esq. 1979 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 P 2016 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dean Cappello 1979 Stephen F. McGlynn 1979 P 2000 Megen and John F. O'Malley 1979 P 2008 David B. Serafini 1979 Up to $99 Robert W. DiNuccio 1979 1980 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kevin M. Burke 1980 Thomas M. Hopkinson 1980 Up to $99 Kevin J. Pickett 1980 Jeannette and Jeffrey J. Symonds 1980 1981 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981 Dana E. Petroni PE,1981 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 David F. Bortone 1981 Cathleen and Brian R. Shea 1981 Caroline and David P. Ventola 1981 P 2016 2019 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dawn and Richard Ferguson 1981 Maria and Michael J. Magliochetti 1981 Nicola Rico 1981

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Up to $99 Allan J. Fitzmaurice 1981 Ralph A. Puopolo 1981 Joseph A. Riley 1981 1982 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR 1982 Edward D. O'Brien 1982 Lancers Society- $500 to $999 Donald J. Gallagher 1982 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary Ann and Gregory Ciampa 1982 James F. Daly 1982 John W. Malachowski 1982 Philip J. McGovern 1982 Anu and K. Hari Reddy 1982 Up to $99 Patrick T. Walsh 1982 1983 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Julia O'Donnell and Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Shannon and Joseph M. Hartnett 1983 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas V. Buonopane 1983 Renee and Brian T. Heffron 1983 P 2018 2025 John P. McDonough 1983

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Nicole and Christopher L. Clarke 1984 Sheila and Lawrence R. Gamst 1984 P 2023 Catherine and Paul D. Neal 1984 P 2004 Robert J. Rivers, Jr. 1984 Michael J. Walsh 1984 Up to $99 Father John C. Wronski S.J. 1984 1985 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Rene and David F. Caputo 1985 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 2015 2021 Jennifer and David C. Morrison 1985 Alfonso C. Romano 1985 Up to $99 Athena and John D. Harrington 1985 Dr. James P. McIntyre, Jr. 1985 1986 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 James J. Mangan 1986 Matthew C. Overlan 1986 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Gary J. Campbell 1986 Michael J. Keefe 1986 Karen and Joseph A. Massa 1986 P 2015 Eugene L. O'Flaherty, Esq. 1986 Up to $99

Up to $99 John P. Cooley 1983 Arthur R. Puopolo 1983 1984 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Daniel J. Lawler 1984 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Deb and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Eva and James W. Casamento 1984 Mary and Anthony D. D'Aurora 1984 P 2012 Mr. Thomas D. Rosato, Jr. 1984

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Christopher P. Joyce 1986 Brian R. McCarthy 1986 Joseph M. Sullivan 1986 1987 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous 1987 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Lt. Col. Shawn H. O'Day USAF 1987 Theresa and Steven J. Patrie 1987 Steven R. Sherman 1987

Up to $99

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990

Peter P. Antonuccio, Jr. 1987 Dana S. Huberman 1987 Inga and Stephan J. Wronski 1987

Lancers Society - $500 to $999

1988 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999

Friends of MC - $100 to $499

Joseph J. Keough 1988 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Andrew T. Chen CPA 1988 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Michael J. Manfra 1988

David J. Pappalardo 1990

Mauricio A. Barraza 1990 Katherine and Shawn M. Dooley 1990 PIna and Frank J. Rizza, Jr. 1990 Natalja and Eugene C. Sticco, Jr. 1990 Up to $99 Jon M. Chiavelli 1990 Tracey and Robert J. Ventola 1990

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Julie and William J. Brady 1988 P 2025 Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Stephen Gibelli 1988 Christopher E. Rosato 1988 Angela and Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 P 2018 Marialisa and Peter G. Scapicchio 1988 P 2023 Up to $99 James M. McLaughlin 1988 Lawrence A. Storace 1988 1989 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Melissa and Hon. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2023 2024 2026 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Timothy C. Ammer, Esq. 1989 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon 1989 P 2025 Jane and Christopher J. Leo PhD 1989 Michelle and Michael S. Mini 1989 William W. Potter 1989 Nadia and L. Sandro S. Russo 1989 P 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Peggy and Eric A. Butze 1989 Judy and Keith A. Cox 1989 Dr. Robert E. Slocum, DO 1989 Melissa and Hon. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2023 2024 2026 Up to $99 Julie and Jean-Marc Laverdure 1989 P 2023 Christopher D. Nolan 1989 1990 Trustee's Society - $30,000 to $49,999

1991 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo 1991 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 2026 Craig Spadafora 1991 P 2026 2027 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 P 2025 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Patrick M. Daly 1991 Up to $99 Andrew V. Arbia 1991 1992 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 Craig M. Peluso 1992 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jennifer and Michael Fratarcangeli 1992 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Jason R. Behenna 1992 1993 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Peter A. Nazzaro 1993 Richard A. Tkaczuk, Jr. 1993 1994 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 P 2027

Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. 1990 Dan Passacantilli 1990

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Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William E. Champion 1994 Dr. Steven R. Ultrino 1994 1995 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Robert P. Chisholm 1995 Gregory D. Grasso 1995 John V. Pericolo 1995 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Stephen V. Alimonti CPA, MST 1995 Christopher P. Finn 1995 Elizabeth and Ryan M. Hardy 1995 P 2025 Anthony J. Mastrocola 1995 Up to $99 Michael C. Pasciuto 1995 1996 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Abigail and James J. Perry 1996 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Amanda and Eric J. Lynch 1996 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christopher Forti 1996 Up to $99 Beth and Ryan T. Noonan 1996 1997 Trustee's Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Russell T. Brazil 1997 David M. DiGregorio 1997 Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joseph Palazzo 1997 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Lisa and Dr. John P. Amara Ph.D 1997 Matthew J. Casey 1997

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Christina and Rocco DiRico 1997 Thomas B. Finn 1997 Andrew S. Milmore 1997 Rachel and Michael E. O'Brien 1997 Marie and David R. Spada 1997 Up to $99 Christopher G. Burgess 1997 Chad T. DeRosa 1997 Jason E. Epps 1997 David J. Evangelista 1997 David P. Fahey 1997 James M. Gorman 1997 Sean P. Hanlon 1997 Robert E. Heck 1997 Dr. Chris N. LaFratta 1997 Robert P. Lopez 1997 Brendan J. Lynch 1997 Michael E. Martin 1997 David V. Merrill 1997 Patrick W. Monagle 1997 Timothy J. Olson 1997 Dr. Michael A. Sao Pedro 1997 Steven J. Spagnolo 1997 Matthew J. Spencer 1997 Matthew W. Tobin 1997 Thomas G. Walles 1997 Kelly and Peter R. Winson 1997 Father Daniel F. Ziegler, OMI 1997 1998 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Ronan IV, Esq. 1998 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Brian M. DiRuzza 1998 1999 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Erin and Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brendan H. Chisholm 1999 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maura and John P. Cronin, Esq. 1999 Robert J. DiTrapano 1999 Kenneth S. Rogers 1999 Up to $99 Carl D. Oliveri, Jr. 1999 2000 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 P 2026 Friends of MC - $100 to $499

Mary and Anthony C. Albano 2000 Jorge A. Andrade 2000 Craig R. DeRosa 2000 Michael P. O'Brien 2000 Up to $99 Nicholas C. Hurley 2000 Ryan S. Oreste 2000 2001 Up to $99 Saurav R. Mohapatra 2001 2002 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Alyssa and Nicholas A. Scenna PE 2002 Richard L. Tranfaglia 2002 Up to $99 Ryan P. Dromgoole 2002 2003 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Erin and Paul Riley, Jr. 2003 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Timothy P. Gorman 2003 Matthew S. M. Moore 2003 Up to $99 Michael W. Clemons 2003 2004 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michael J. Azzolino 2004 John A. Moreschi 2004 Up to $99 Matthew Lee-Masiello 2004 2005 Up to $99 Christopher M. Cleary 2005 2006 Blue and Gold Society -$5,000 to $9,999 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Timothy F. Endicott 2006 Atty. Kenneth C. Nee, Esq. 2006 Up to $99 Christopher J. Gambale 2006 Nicholas P. Yeomelakis 2006

2007 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Patrick W. Murphy 2007 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kevin A. Conway 2007 Joseph McGowan 2007 2008 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. 2008 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul A. Correia 2008 Jonathan Davis, Jr. 2008 Craig D. Hooper 2008 Michael P. O'Malley 2008

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EN G I N EER I N G & CO N S T R U C T I O N M A N AG EM EN T I N T ER N S H I P AT H A N S CO M A I R F O R C E B A S E 70

Malden Catholic has given me so many chances to be the best student I can be. I have benefited greatly from the teachers, academics and have had the opportunity to do so many wonderful things. One of the most meaningful opportunities I have had was the Summer Internship Program where I collaborated with business professionals, teachers and students.

JARED ‘23

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Up to $99 Jason P. Yeomelakis 2008 2009 Up to $99 Timothy W. Lilley 2009 Michael P. Norton 2009 2010 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dominic J. Roberto 2010 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joseph F. Bourque 2010 Anthony J. Brunco 2010 Joseph M. Favuzza 2010 Richard J. Serino 2010 Sean M. Sweeney 2010 Up to $99 James E. Dickerson 2010 2011 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Nicholas M. Annese 2011 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Charith N. Jayasekera 2011 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Sarah and Lawrence M. Guinee 2011 William J. Guinee 2011 Up to $99 Nicholas R. DelGreco 2011 Domenick R. Mastascusa 2011 2012 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michael P. Pepe Jr. 2012 Up to $99 John M. Cashell Jr. 2012 2014 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Joshua R. Ouellette 2014

2015 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Andrew M. Ward 2015 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 James M. Donlan III 2015 Timothy F. Guinee 2015 Evangelos Kyranos 2015 John T. McCormack 2015 Brian P. Senier, Esq. 2015 Jason P. Woods 2015 Up to $99 Christopher M. Manson-Hing 2015 2016 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 James A. Augustin 2016 2017 Up to $99 Max Doherty 2017 2018 Up to $99 Kyle R. Borick 2018 Gerard J. Connolly 2018 Brett R. Thomas 2018 Jordan T. Kelley 2019 2020 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 James B. Guinee 2020 2022 Up to $99 Thomas A. Collier 2022 Aidan P. Hamilton 2022 Nyles Nguyen 2022 Brandon Y. Wong 2022 2023 Up to $99 Eyram Anim 2023 Lucas Donahue 2023

Girls Catholic Alumnae July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Krzysztof S. Cefalo 2014 Alexandro M. Correia 2014

1946 Up to $99 Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GCHS 1946

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1947 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Lillian T. Czechowski GCHS 1947 P 1976 1948 Up to $99 Ann P. Healy GCHS 1948 Helena C. (O'Brien) Rittershaus GCHS 1948 1949 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Frances (Collins) GCHS 1949 and Charles Belknap 1951 Up to $99 Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS 1951, P 1972, GCHS 1974, 1980, 1984 1952 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Matthew and Dorothy Murphy GCHS 1952 1954 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GCHS 1954+ P 1985 1989 Joan M. (Kelly) Keating GCHS 1954 Antonette P. (Tramondozzi) GCHS 1954 and Richard Port 1955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Deanna (Milton) GCHS 1955 and Richard Charves Up to $99 Margaret Stanley GCHS 1955 1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,000 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Janet Coleman GCHS 1956 Thomas M. and Geraldine (Jones) O'Brien GCHS 1956 Up to $99 Sheila M. Obremski GCHS 1956 P 1984 1957 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Eleanor E. (Cafferty) GCHS 1957+ and William T. Appleyard, Esq. 1955 Susan Lanigan GCHS 1957 Friends of MC -$100 to $499

1958 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Anne Marie (McMellen) GCHS 1958 and Michael Carpenter Up to $99 Joan I. (Doucette) Fowler GCHS1958 1959 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Dorothy (Dwyer) Cloherty GCHS 1959 Nancy D. White GCHS 1959 Up to $99 Rita (Trepaney) O'Sullivan MS, CAGS GCHS 1959 1960 Xaverian Society - $1,000 - $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GCHS 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Elizabeth A. (Gowell) Lupi GCHS 1960 1961 Up to $99 Rosemary A. DeVeer GCHS 1961 1962 Up to $99 Debra (Buckley) GCHS 1962 and Charles Cody Pamela Sinclair GCHS 1962 1963 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Barbara (Sullivan) GCHS 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Eleanor A. (Mallon ) GCHS 1963 and Robert Everett 1963+ Judy (Smithers) GCHS 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Eileen F. (Herbert) GCHS 1963 Up to $99 Jeannine (Roux) GCHS 1963 and Raymond Coakley 1963 1964 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Jean (Manger) GCHS 1964 and Edward Linehan

Marie E. (Rufo) GCHS 1957 and Carl A. Tricca 1958

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1965 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Patricia McWade GCHS 1965 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Kathleen (Gilligan) GCHS 1965 and Robert Burke Up to $99 Roberta M. (Haney) GCHS 1965 and Dennis Cullen 1963 1966 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GCHS 1966 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Connie (Pagano) GCHS 1966 and Arthur Batson Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Madeline (Pagano) GCHS 1966 and Joseph Bean Maureen M. (McCarthy) Oltman GCHS 1966

1982 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christine (McNamara) GCHS 1982 and Edward Deasy Up to $99 Amy Hallisey-Pierce GCHS 1982 and Mark Pierce P 2017 1989 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 1991 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GCHS 1991 P 2024 Up to $99 Deborah Pizziferri GCHS 1991 P 2027 Virginia Benzan GCHS 1991

1967 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS 1967 P 1992 GP 2023 Up to $99 Martha (Smithers) North GCHS 1967 Anne D. Trischitta GCHS 1967 Andrea Turner GCHS 1967 P 1996 Barbara Veneri GCHS 1967 1969 Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,999 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS 1969 and James Phalen Xaverian Society - $1,000 - $2,499 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS 1969 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. 1969 1970 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Mary J. (Gilligan) Kimball GCHS 1970 Up to $99 Maureen MacDonald GCHS 1970 1976 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 June (Curran) GCHS 1976 and Barton Munro 1976 1977 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Ann P. Gallagher GCHS 1977 1978 Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Jean L. Harvey GCHS 1978

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Malden Catholic Students – Girls Division Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Ge-Andie Alexis 2025 Up to $99 Grace Biscan 2026 Savannah Brosnahan 2023 Brigid Collins 2026 Catherine Reddington 2026 Kailee Shieh 2023

Malden Catholic Students – Boys Division Friends of MC -$100 to $499 Ruben Rivera 2026 Up to $99 Eyram Anim 2023 Jonathan Borenstein 2024 Achilles Brandao-Rodriguez 2026 Lucas Donahue 2023 Andrew Reddington 2024 Yixiao Shan 2024

Malden Catholic Parents 2022 - 2027 July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Anonymous P 2025 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P 2024 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 2026 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P 2022 2024 2026 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Sean Maloney P 2027 Li and Vergil Brincheiro P 2025 Andrea and Christopher Capone P 2026 Maria and David Damico P 2023 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 Catherine Fernandez-Murphy and John Murphy P 2023 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P 2020 2024 Lisa Funiciello and James Malarkey P 2026 Denise Gaffey and Jason Webb P 2023 Lisa and Robert Hackley P 2023 Karen and Ronald Lafontaine P 2018 2023 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2025 Dr. Maria Loscertales and Gabor Bethlendy P 2023 P 2026 Susan and Stephen L. Malatesta 1984 P 2024 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 P 2026 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Christine and Jeffrey Myung P 2024 Matthew Plant and Violeta Yu P 2023 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS 1989 and David Reardon, Esq. P 2023 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 2026 Nora and Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Craig Spadafora 1991 P 2026 2027 Melissa and Hon. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2023 2024 2026 Jiaming (Max) Zhang P 2025 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Michelle and Brian Boyle P 2025 Julie and William J. Brady 1988 P 2025 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Cindy Chendia P 2025 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon 1989 P 2025 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 P 2025 Christine Flaherty P 2023 Rose and Dr. Emmanuel Jacob P 2023 Deirdre and Peter King P 2024, 2026

Omaira and Raimo Lopera P 2022 2026 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GCHS 1991 P 2024 Susanna and George Ogata P 2025 Karen and Robert P. O'Leary P 2025 Maria and Mark Woods, Jr. P 2026 Catherine and Brian Zinck P 2023 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Rena and Stavros Agganis P 2018 2024 Ruth and Raydel Aguila P 2026 Anonymous P 2027 Sofia Araujo and Jorge Salinas P 2024 Jennifer and David Belanger P 2025 Cynthia and Michael Bono P 2025 Joelle and William Brady, Jr. P 2021, 2024 Patricia and John Brosnahan P '23 Jennifer and Patrick Brown P 2025 Angela and Anthony Buonopane P 2025 Lori and William Burke Jr. P 2024 Julie Calado and Alex Cabrera P 2026 Amy and Julian Chu P 2024 Kerry Collins P 2026 Lisa and Jonathan Crane P 2025 Nicole and David Crowley P 2026 Louise Dalice P 2026 Kadiatou Diallo P 2026 Marianna and Angelo Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Christine and Mark Donahue P 2018 2023 Ruth-Ellen and Michael Driscoll P 2017, 2019, 2024, 2027 Orlatha and Michael Duffy P 2023 Trancy and Jose Escobar P 2024 Anne and Pierre Fedna P 2025 2026 Ailton Ferreira P 2022, 2025 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P 2022 2024 Ashu Atehboh and Gallus Fotabong P 2025, 2027 Christen and Patrick Foy P 2021 P 2024 Kari and Henry Francillon P 2023 Sheila and Lawrence R. Gamst 1984 P 2023 Daniel Garza P 2026 Michelle Glynn and James Casey P 2024 2025 Chris Graham P 2022, 2025 Brooke Green and Scott Audette P 2024 Maria and John Haggerty P 2023 2026 Joan Haggerty-Hiltz and Allan Hiltz, Jr. P 2023 Elizabeth and Ryan M. Hardy 1995 P 2025 Laura and Jason Hart P 2023 Renee and Brian T. Heffron 1983 P 2018 2025 Gina and Michael Holland P 2025 Marie Jacob-Edouard and Lyonel Edouard P 2022, 2024 Alexis Kalogerakis P 2027 Stacey Arrigo Kelly P 2026 Breana and David Koehn P 2026 Kimberly and Robert Kyle P 2026 Regina Lawless and Michael Walsh P 2025 Karla and Gary Lopresti P 2023 2026 Diana and Anthony Luongo P 2023 Tara Clark and John MacCumascaigh P 2023 Lindsay and Brian MacPhee P 2025

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Nivaldo Rodrigues P 2026 Marialisa and Peter G. Scapicchio 1988 P 2023 Rose and Daniel Shea P 2024 Lilima and Dipesh Shrestha P 2026 John Silva P 2027 Paula and William Snow P 2026 Dana and Jason Swartz P 2026 Kattia Thomas and Alfred Noel P 2022 2025 Maureen Tsiantoulas P 2027 Melissa and Hon. Jeffrey R. Turco, Esq. 1989 P 2023 2024 2026 Peter VanDorpe P 2027 Franklin Vargas P 2024 Erica and Francisco Vasquez P 2023 Jami and Tim Weber P 2023 Veronika and Kenneth Weight P 2026 Lijuan Xiang P 2026 Wendy and Brian Zapach P 2026 Rui Zhang P 2025 Zhaoyang Zhao and Pengfei Xu P 2025 Yueci Zhu P 2024 Up to $99

Nilma and Isaias Mesquita P 2023 Maura Mann P 2027 Kathleen and Matthew Martin P 2022 P2021 Erin McCobb P 2023 2024 Kathryn Costa McDaid P 2025 Cindy and Kevin Warner P 2025 Toni and James McLaughlin 2024 Kellie and Eric Meehan P 2024 Margarita Valencia and Gregory Murray P 2024 Mea and Timothy Mustone P 2024 Mai Le and Loc Nguyen P 2024 Mary-Margaret and John Zablocki P 2024 Wenchao Chen and Xiling Ou P 2021 Xuedan Ou P 2022 2024 Christie and Daniel Pace P 2024 Marina Pasquale P 2026 Jhon Perez P 2026 Nicole and Josh Richardson P 2025 Alexandra Rizzo Cerbone P 2026

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Sandra Howard P 2025 Tete and Ayodele Adeleke P 2023 Caroline Al Zakhem and Raymond El Bahawati P 2024 Daiane Amardia P 2025 Mike Apfelbaum P 2027 Kara and Scott Armit P 2026 Kimberly and Edward Barker P 2025 Marietta and Emil Balandan P 2023, 2025, 2027 Leanne Griffiths P 2025 Rebecca and Michaek Belloise P 2026, 2027 Maria and Sean Bridges P 2026 Stephanie Brown P 2027 Adrienne Buchholz P 2027 Kara and Robert Burgess, Jr. P 2026 Juana and Euridiades Calderon P 2026 Marleen Callahan P 2026 Kerry and Anthony Capalino P 2025 Anissa Catinazzo P 2027 Laura Clarke P 2025, 2026 Denise Cooper P 2026 Rita Correale P 2026 Ronald Correale P 2026 Edna DaCosta P 2025 2007 Dawnmarie and Mark DeAngelo P 2027 Peter Degenu P 2026 Belinda and Adolfo Diaz P 2023 2025 Michael Doe P 2026 Amy and Jaime DoVale P 2023 2024 Ken Downey P 2025 Anne Dresbach and Eddie Mejia P 2025 Elizabeth and Paul Duda P 2024 Claire and Richard Engvaldsen P 2024 Colleen and David Foley P 2025 Tara Foote P 2026

Maureen and Scott Gage P 2026 2027 Rebecca and Bryan Gallagher P 2026 Susan and John Galluzo P 2025 Julia and Daniel Garza P 2026 Elizabeth Erin and Joseph Gesmundo P 2023 Sheila and Luigi Gisetto P 2026 Nicole and Wayne Gorodreau P 2025 Colleen and William Gunning P 2024 Diane and Daniel Hagen P 2026 Celeste Hamilton and Alfie Brown P 2023 Carolyn and William Heald P 2025 Dawn Hogan P 2026 Julie Hollingsworth P 2027 Laura and Eric Hubert P 2026 Melissa and James Hurley P 2025 Falguni Jani P 2024 Blandine Joseph P 2024 Rachael and Adam Jussaume P 2025 Christina and Peter Kirkwood P 2026 Marianne Knox P 2026 Jenna LaBissoniere P 2026 Kettena Lamothe P 2023 Julie and Jean-Marc Laverdure 1989 P 2023 Allison and Ryan Lawlor P 2025 Courtney Leahy P 2026 Nelly and John Lowrey P 2024 Rose and John Luscinski P 2024 Kristen and Anthony Meriano P 2026 Kim and Timothy Maher P 2023 Jennifer and William Manchester P 2025 Renee Manolian P 2025 Cynthia and Richard Markey P 2024 Cristen Mastroianni P 2026 Susan Max P 2026 Amy and Ken McConnell P 2026 Jennifer and Gregory Moakley P 2024 2027 Dr. Danielle Mokaba-Bernardo Vilmary Montes P 2026 Zatcha and Alain Montes P 2024 Kellie Myers P 2026 Jessica Nadeau P 2026 Maraland New P 2027 Bach Thi Ngo P 2024 Kelly and Sonny Noe P 2026 Vicki and Ramon Norales P 2024 Jocelyne and James O'Brien P 2026 Julie and Mark O'Donoghue P 2024 Jacqueline O'Leary P 2027 Carmen Panacpoulos P 2025 Rosane and RIcardo Pereira P 2026 Stephanie Pereira P 2026 Josephine Pichardo and Priamo Compres P 2023 Deborah Pizziferri GCHS 1991 P 2027 Bethany Porrazzo P 2027 Archit Pradhan P 2023 Judith and William Riley P 2025 Stephanie and John Rice P 2022 2024

Catherine and James Ryan P 2024 2027 Merit Saar-Beckles P 2027 Alyson Sanches P 2027 Sheri Saperstein Richberg P 2026 Danielle Silva P 2027 Melissa Silva P 2027 Virginia Siu P 2027 Barbara and Robert Smail P 2024 Fe Sova P 2027 Gina and Anthony Spadafora P 2018 P 2023 Jaclyn Steele P 2025 Deborah and Neil Sullivan P 2023 Tasha and Jeffrey Summers P 2025 Dina Surpris P 2024 Natalia and Sergio Toscano P 2023 2025 Kristine and Jason Tourkantonis P 2024 Jill and Kevin McLaughlin P 2026 Yealay Wahkor P 2024 Chunling Wang P 2027 Heidi Winter P 2026 Laura Zubricki P 2023

Parents of Alumni July 1, 2022, through June 30, 2023 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to $99,999 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 2015 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Allan Finlay+ P 2001+ 2003 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Diana Cataldo P 1986 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P 2022 2024 2026 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 P 2027

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Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 World Insurance Associates |The Tarpey Family Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Gwen and David Blumberg P 2020 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Cheryl and Joseph P. Crowley 1987 P 2017 Mary and Anthony D. D'Aurora 1984 P 2012 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Joan M. Endicott P 2000 2003 2006 2009 2012 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P 2020 2024 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 Karen and Ronald Lafontaine P 2018 2023 Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 Angela Lee and Steven Masiello P 2004 2009 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Amelia and Patrick McDonough P 2021 Julie and Mark Norton P 2016 Anne Marie and Michael O'Connor P 2002, 2006, 2009 Elizabeth and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007 Leanne Russell P 2013 Nora and Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joanee and Michael J. Bourque P 2010 Karen and William Burton, Jr. P 2022 Lisa and Allan Gillis P 2018 Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 P 2016 Lili Liu and Viola Li Omaira and Raimo Lopera P 2022 2026 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 Rita Mongeau-Moore P 2016 Nadia and L. Sandro S. Russo 1989 P 2022 Caroline and David P. Ventola 1981 P 2016 2019 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Jeanette Albert P 2017, 2020 Ann and Stephen P. Ambrose P 1998 Haiqing Bai P 2021 Keri and Raymond Barry P 2019 Margaret and Richard Brown P 2003 Mary and Stephen Brown P 2020 Lisa Cenca P 2010 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003 Kelli and Michael Connelly P 2013 Noreen M.and Robert Connolly P 2018 2021 Claire and Dr. William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 P 1991 Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GCHS 1954 P 1985 1989

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Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 2015 2021 Lillian T. Czechowski GCHS 1947 P 1976 Paula and Robert DeVits P 2003 Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Robert DiTomaso P 1989 Christine and Mark Donahue P 2018 2023 Lisa and Joseph Donis P 2019 Ailton Ferreira P 2022, 2025 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P 2022 2024 Christen and Patrick Foy P 2021 P 2024 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P 1984 1987 GP 2023 Cheryl and Michael Gambale P 2004, 2006 Sally Goulding P 1982 1983 1985 1989 1992 Chris Graham P 2022, 2025 Sarah and Richard Hamilton P 2022 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS 1967 P 1992 GP 2023 Renee and Brian T. Heffron 1983 P 2018 2025 Sharon and Daniel G. Hurley P 1997 Rosemarie and Michael Keane 1974 P 1997 Maureen and. Bruce Kearnan p 2013 Karen and Paul Kelley P 2003 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 Jeanne and Robert Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Irene F. Malachowski P 1978 1981 Leslie and Glen Manson-Hing P 2015 Kathleen and Matthew Martin P 2022 P2021 Dr. Suzana Marusic and David Lindbergh P 2021 Karen and Joseph A. Massa 1986 P 2015 Christine and John J. McAdam P 2010 Stephen F. McGlynn 1979 P 2000 Phyllis and Robert Medeiros P 2006 2009 2012 William V. Monagle 1971 P 1997 Maria and Joseph Moniz P 2014 Katie and Paul F. Myers Jr. P 2012 Catherine and Paul D. Neal 1984 P 2004 Anh and Hung Nguyen P 2022 Lisa and David J. Norton 1975 P 2009, 2014 Pauline O'Brien P 2006, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2019 Xuedan Ou P 2022 2024 Gregory W. Perkins and Rosalyn A. Gray P 2009 Anne and Dr. David Perticone P 2022 Kyle Peters and Emily Hayes P 2016 Roberta and Ralph A. Puopolo P 1981 1983 GP 2015 2019 Angela and Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 P 2018 Barbara and Mark S. Sartanowicz 1972 P 2005 Colomba and Rocco Scenna P 1992 1996 Mary Kelly and Mark Smith P 2017 Peter C. Smith P 1995 1996 GP 2024 2026 Rita and Arvid D. Swanson 1959 P 1989, 1991 Kattia Thomas and Alfred Noel P 2022 2025 Susan A. Turner P 1992 1996 GP 2024 Up to $99 Nancy and Steven Albanese P 2017 Maureen and John Bernis P 2015 Patricia and John Burge P 2000 Maria C. Caprio P 1995

Corinne and John J. Cardarelli 1959, P 1985 1989 Nicole Connarton P 2022 Edna DaCosta P 2025 2007 Jennifer and Felice D'Anna 2022 Pamela-Jean and Timothy Daye P 2013 Rose and Robert DelGreco P 2007 2008 2011 Susan and William L. DeNapoli P 2010 Brenda Fantasia P 1981 Steven Farrell P 2019 Mr. Michael P. Fontana 1973 Amy Hallisey-Pierce GCHS 1982 and Mark Pierce P 2017 Mary Jo and Jerry Koizumi P 2015 Elaine and Armando M. Leo P 1989 Carol and Harry F. Lilley P 2009 Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS 1951, P 1972, GCHS 1974, 1980, 1984 Kevin J. McHugh 1978 P 2013 Deborah and Robert N. McVicar P 2010 Maureen and Louis Morelli P 2022 Therese and Edward Morrissey P 2007, 2017 Sheila M. Obremski GCHS 1956 P 1984 Jenine Pasco P 2014 2017 Elizabeth and Leo R. Potter P 1986 Arthur R. Puopolo 1983 P 2019, 2015 Stephanie and John Rice P 2022 2024 Theresa and William Smith P 2015 2022 Andrea Turner GCHS 1967 P 1996

Grandparents Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2024 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Richard S. Abbott 1955 GP 2005 Celia (McGaffigan) Albert GCHS 1958 GP 2015 2018 Lorna Clements GP 2010 Gertrude Crowley P 1987 GP 2017 Trudy Crowley P 1987 GP 2017 Judy (Smithers) GCHS1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P 1984 1987 GP 2023 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS 1967 P 1992 GP 2023 J. Michael Hughes GP 2022 Robert T. McCarthy GP 2007 Mary Norton GP 2016 Roberta and Ralph A. Puopolo P 1981 1983 GP 2015 2019 Carolyn and Joseph Resendes GP 2020 2024 Peter C. Smith P 1995 1996 GP 2024 2026 Susan A. Turner P 1992 1996 GP 2024

Up to $99 Orman Beckles GP 2027 Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GCHS1946 John Bulman GP 2009 Theresa and Edward Desmond GP Rachel and Salvatore DiSchino GP 2021 Beatriz Gutierrez GP 2022 2025 Janice Jarosz GP 2020 Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS 1951, P 1972, GCHS 1974, 1980, 1984 Timothy Neville GP 2023, 2025 Donna Ramsey GP 2027 Guiseppa and Gaspare Tumbiolo GP 2023 2025

Friends of Malden Catholic Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,000 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Eleanor G. Halas Trustee's Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Ronald P. O'Hanley and Family Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Anonymous Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Brother Daniel T. Cremin, C.F.X. Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Philomena Brackett Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty, wife of the late Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Carol Kiley, wife of the late Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Ann Magee Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Aramark Global Business Services Ann E. Dockray Thidie and James P. Donovan Lucy M. Erkkila, Wife of the late of John Erkkila 1964 Anonymous April and Michael Joyce Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire LBK Transportation Miscellaneous 1932 Society -$2,500 to $4,999 Antonelli Professional Resources LTD CCS Fundraising Dave Centauro, CentauroCFO LLC Distributor Corporation of New England Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission

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Charles A. Harrington Susan Leary Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 NO Name Anonymous Architectural Resources Cambridge Sean Maloney P 2027 Thomas J.DeSimone Barbara and Joseph Donovan Kathy and Edward Ellison Elise L. and Alan Lapham LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974 Kerri Morehart North Square Strategies LLC Sage Consulting Services, LLC dba The Novus Group Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. The Markey Committee Windover Construction Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Brothers Generalate Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Rosemary and Thomas M. Callahan Laura Chinappi Citrin Cooperman Advisors, LLC Marco DiScipio Richard Donovan Malden Chamber of Commerce Aicha Ouajdi Erica Palm Brother Timothy Paul, C.F.X. Nancy Reid, Wife of the Late William J. Reid, Jr. 1950 Republic Services Saint Peter's Community T.H. Glennon Company, INC. The Charitable Irish Society Friends of MC - $100 to $499 AmazonSmile Scott Baldwin Kevin Boyce Carolyn Brooks Nancy and Vincent Butera Linda and William Callahan Michael and Luci Cedrone Lisa Cenca P 2010 Elizabeth Chau Zach Creeden and Bre Tagliaferri-Creeden Neil Cunningham Patricia Delaney Dunkin' Donuts c/o MRM Donuts Corp.

Paula and Robert Dunne III Family Services of the Merrimack Valley Roberta Fitzgerald Anne Fraser

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Kathleen Fraser Martha Fraser Karen and David Gendall Maddie and Skip Glavin Mary Grassa and Thomas O'Neill Jr. Doug Guyer Alan J. Kaufman Andrew Kriegel Thomas Lynch Stephen J. Mallon Elizabeth A. Martins Edna McGowan Paul Moran Eleanor Murray Cliff Notez Mary O'Leary Nhi Phu Pisa Pizza Deborah and Joseph Pugliese Stacey Stone Karen Tobin Kate Villa Cheri A. Wade Colleen Wade Teresa M. Wade Robert J. Walsh Josephine White Up to $99 Jen Belanger Mariene Benoit Matthew Caterino Gregory Conklin Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. Barbara and Brendan Cranna Joan Dargan Lucille and Joseph Donoghue, Jr. Bloom Family William Fitzpatrick Mike Flynn Lajiah Forch Elizabeth E. Gilbert Lorraine Guthrie Paula and William Halpin Daniel Hart Daniel Hillery Cheryl and William King Thuy LeDang-Collins Jen McNeilly Arlene and Howard Modry Nancy Moulton Paul Pelletier Raymond Perrone Mark Veins Annie Walsh

Faculty and Staff Saman Abbas Elizabeth Achorn Ivan Ang Raymond Barry P 2019 David Bavaro Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Matt Blair Kyle R. Borick 2018 Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Domenic Cacciapuoti Elisa Camrell Steven Caristinos Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Bailey Chiccuarelli Felim Clancy Christopher M. Cleary 2005 Alexis Cole Cheryl Crawford Timothy J. Cremin Anthony D. D'Aurora 1984 P 2012 Peggy Davis Joan DeGregorio Sharon DelGenio Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Mary-Anne DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 2025 Marianna Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Amanda Drezek Brian Dunn Timothy F. Endicott 2006

Stacie Ferreira P 2020 2024 Colleen Foley P 2025 Sheila Foley John Galante John Gallivan Robert M. Gregory Sarah Hamilton P 2022 Richard Hickey Shannon Hoar Sean P. Hurley 1997 Dianne James Richard Kates Jay Keane Alexander Kissel Angela Lee P 2004 2009 Gregory Lee Matthew Lee-Masiello 2004 Jeanne Lynch-Galvin P 2016 Liesl MacGregor Susan Mader Tara Mancini P 2026 Leslie Manson-Hing P 2015 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Janet E. Moccia David F. Murray Mea Mustone P 2024 2027 Brian O'Donnell Matthew M. O'Neil 1999 Carol Olive R.N. Elizabeth Paquette P 2002 2007 William Raycraft Gary Reardon

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Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS 1989 P 2023 Nadia Russo P 2022 Patricia Scialdoni Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 2026 Francis Stanton Eugene C. Sticco, Jr. 1990 Stacey Sullivan Donna Parker Adrienne Talamas Dr. Lora Tamagini, Ed.D. John K. Thornburg Maria Touet Andrea Tracey John Turo Debbie Villanucci

36th Annual Golf Classic | Lancers of Golf Sponsors PREMIER SPONSOR - $15,000 and up Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS 1969 and James Phalen PLATINUM SPONSOR - $5,000 and up Aramark Global Business Services Danvers Motor Company, Inc. GOLD SPONSOR - $2,500 and up Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 Distributor Corporation of New England Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 World Insurance Associates/ The Tarpey Family SILVER SPONSOR - $1,000 and up Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission HOLE SPONSORS Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 June (Curran) GCHS 1976 and Barton Munro 1976 Leo F. Ryan 1977

Matching Gifts & Foundations Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Anonymous Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Barr Foundation BNY Mellon Community Partnership Combined Jewish Philanthropies CyberGrants SPV, LLC

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Delta Air Lines Foundation Donovan Family Foundation Eastern Bank Foundation Essex County Community Foundation Eversource Energy Foundation Fidelity Foundation Flatley Foundation Givinga Foundation, Inc. Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Gradient Grand Circle Foundation Greater Lowell Community Foundation Home Depot Foundation Hunt Street Fund, Inc. Owen Charitable Foundation Project Lead the Way, Inc. St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc.

In-Kind Donors Ace Handyman Services Metro Boston Melrose | Eric Smoller Rena and Stavros Agganis P 2018 2024 Balloons Filled with Love barre & soul yoga studio Bayside Resort Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Bobby C's Ristorante Boda Borg Boston Cape Cod Irish Village Charles Riverboat Company Concord Museum Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Discovery Museum Dom's Sausage Thidie and James P. Donovan Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 James J. Forrest, Jr. 1995 Foster, Walker & DiMarco Greater Boston Stage Company Hotel Commonwealth Institute of Contemporary Art Kevin Kramich Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Legal Seafoods Lenox Hotel Mallory Portraits Morton's The Steakhouse

Mystic Side Opera Co. Audrey Casper Naumes North Shore Music Paddle Boston Peabody Essex Museum Portland Sea Dogs Prince Pizzeria Resort and Conference Center at Hyannis Rock Spot Climbing Rocky Mountaineer Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Steamship Authority Stoneham Savings Bank T Bones Great American Eatery Tauck The Butterfly Place The Cheesecake Factory The House of Seven Gables The Swan Boats The Topsfield Fair Maria Touet Tree Top Adventures Wachusett Mountain Wauwinet Hotel Xtreme Craze Yotel Boston

Tributes Gifts were made to Malden Catholic in Honor of the following individuals and groups: Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Class of 1997 Brother Dan Cremin, C.F.X. Jim Donovan H 2011 Malden Catholic Facilities Crew Malden Catholic Girls Soccer Luca Morelli 2022 Rev. John F. Mulloy 1962 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 Francis Stanton

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In Memoriam Gifts John Aiken 1971+

Stanley Eldridge+

Michael Logue+

Maria Anzivino+

Thomas E. Endicott+

Charles Logue+

Lillian Arleque+

John W. Erkkila 1964+

Eleanor Long+

Sue Barb+

Theresa Farina+

Doris M. Luppi+

Ray Barb+

Ralph Ferragamo+

John Joseph Magee+

William Berrigan+

Catherine Ferrara+

John Magee+

William Marvin Boggs, Jr.+

Allan Finlay+

David J. Mahoney 1973+

Kristan Ann Bombard+

Stephen C. Finlay 2001+

Mary Jane Mahoney+

Gertrude F. Boudreau+

William "Bill" Flanagan 1977+

Paul F. Mahoney, Sr. +

James M. Brown+

Thomas F. Flynn

Angela Maraia+

John J. Bush, Jr., Esq. 1954+

Steven Geddry+

Barbara Cadogan+

Paul Giandello+

John+ and Christina Markey 1926+

Loretta Callahan+

Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958+

William Camelio+

Kevin J. Gilligan, Ph.D.+

Hanne Capolino+

Ann Grealy+

Ruth Capuci+

Rita Grillo+

Marianna Carbone+

Francis R. Halas+

Jenna Chiavelli+

Bobby Harris+

Joanne F. Clifford+

Richard Hart+

Manny Costa+

Nicholas A. Iandolo+

Daniel R. Cremin 1945+

David W. Eidle, Jr.+

Phyllis D'Amato+

Marilyn Keenan+

Lorraine DeCristoforo+

Kevin J. Kiley 1954

Vincent DeClemente+

Frannie Killilea+

Jean DiGiovanni+

Martin Killilea+

Barbara Dionne +

Kathy Kimball+

Gerard F. Doherty 1946+

Elmer F. King 1982+

Peter Drury+

Eva Lanza+

Noel Drury+

Loys “Lindy” and Richard T. Leary 1949+

Denise Dwyer+ Charles Dyer+ Fred Eid+

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Cornelius McEleney Ellen Marie McGaffigan+ Harold "Butch" McKenna+ Florence McKenna+ Patricia Ann McLaughlin+ Joey McNulty+ John J. Mellace+ Maureen Merigan+ Rosalia Militello+ John J. Mellace, Jr.+ John Francis Moran+ Kamela "Kay" Murphy+ Kristine P. Nikonchuk+ David Norton+ Patricia A. and Henry J. O'Neill+ Maryjane Orlandello+ Richard Palladino+ Timothy J. E. Paquette 2007+

Michael Lee+

Joseph Pescione+

Anne C. Lenehan+

Richard Pescione+

Josephine Polcari+ Conor James Rahiya+ Ann Raponi+ John V. Recesso+ J. Peter Regan+ Bernard F. Repetti 1962+ Francis T. Reynolds 1957+ David Richard+ Jeanne Riedel+ Anthony J. Rossetti+ Antonio Rossi+ Frank John Sclafani Sally M. Sherzi+ Brother Robert Sullivan, C.F.X.+ Lori Sullivan+ Anna Thomas+ Mary F. Tourigney+ Dante Tramonte+ Josephine Vacarro+ Bienvenida (Maria) Vazquez+ Lawrence "Larry" Vera+ James J. Wade 1953+ Peter L. Wall 2001+ Barbara Warchol+ Charles Whittale+ Richard J. Wilkie+ Josephine "JoJo" Wilson+ Walter Wishoski 1936+ Walter T. Wishoski, Jr.+

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Board Designated Funds Creating a Board Designated Fund ensures that a Malden Catholic education will remain affordable and attainable for generations of Malden Catholic students. 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. Contributions made in Fiscal Year 2023 (July 1, 2022 June 30, 2023) are referenced under each fund’s name.

Funds Valued at Over $100,000 Bro. Bede Benn, C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship

Muse Family Scholarship Fund

Boland Family Scholarship

The David A. 1958 and Jane V. Nazzaro Scholarship Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958

Brother Bozzo C.F.X. Family Memorial Scholarship Ruth M. Connolly Memorial Scholarship The Couture Family Scholarship F. Richard Couture 1958 The Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Memorial Scholarship The Captain William K. Donahue 1938 Memorial Scholarship Francis R. Halas Memorial Scholarship Fund (Chemistry Teacher, Sept. 1, 1973 – June 30, 2004)* Eleanor G. Halas The Martin Killilea Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire The John Joseph Magee Memorial Scholarship Ann E. Dockray Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Ann Magee John E. & Christina Markey Memorial Scholarship Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 The Markey Committee Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch+ Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy MCHS 1950 Scholarship Fund Margaret T. Noonan McCarthy GC 1950 Scholarship Fund McDonough Family Scholarship Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947 Memorial Scholarship Dr. Ciriaco "Jerry" Memmolo '85 Memorial Scholarship The John Francis Moran Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Reverned John F. Mulloy 1962 Scholarship Fund* Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P 2024 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962

The O'Connor Family Scholarship Fund James L. O'Connor 1962 Timothy J.E. Paquette 2007 Memorial Scholarship* Kevin Boyce Margaret and Richard Brown P 2003 Elizabeth Chau Thomas J.DeSimone Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Bloom Family Karen and David Gendall Maddie and Skip Glavin Alan J. Kaufman Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 Thuy LeDang-Collins Elizabeth A. Martins Edna McGowan Joseph McGowan 2007 Arlene and Howard Modry Paul Moran Nancy Moulton Carol Olive R.N. Erica Palm Nhi Phu Kimberly and John K. Thornburg Josephine White Jason P. Yeomelakis 2008 Nicholas P. Yeomelakis 2006 The Christie Serino, Jr. Memorial Fund Xaverian Brothers Scholarship Fund

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Funds Valued Up to $99,999 Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Memorial Scholarship Antonelli Professional Resources LTD Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Christine Arria Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Richard Cook C.F.X. Family Scholarship Manny Costa Memorial Scholarship Fund Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Daniel R. Cremin 1945 Memorial Scholarship* Brother Daniel T. Cremin, C.F.X. Joseph M. 1942 + and Margaret M. Cunniff + Scholarship David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Scholarship Stephen C. Finlay Memorial Scholarship* Allan Finlay+ P 2001 2003 Anne Fraser Kathleen Fraser Martha Fraser Paula and William Halpin Cheryl and William King Rita Mongeau-Moore P 2016 Matthew S. M. Moore 2003 Eleanor Murray Robert J. Walsh Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 Memorial Scholarship Fund* Gerald J. Harvey 1950 Memorial Scholarship Fund* Father Ralph DiPasquale O.F.M. Memorial Scholarship Fund Jim Donovan Charlestown Scholarship Col. Lawrence Drew 1940 and Mary Drew Memorial Scholarship Dr. Paul Duffy 1947 Endowed Scholarship Brian H. Duffy 1977 Robert J. Duffy 1950 Memorial Scholarship Julie Duffy Margaret Dunphy GC 1961 Memorial Scholarship Fred Eid Memorial Scholarship David Murray Faculty Leadership Scholarship Hon. Thomas H. Fallon '60 Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph H Feltz Jr. Memorial Scholarship Robert "Red" Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006

Paul E. Gover '64 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. John S. and Anna Mae (GCHS 1944) Graf Scholarship Fund Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 P 2016 Brother Robert J. Green, C.F.X. '64 Scholarship Fund Vincent F. "Skip" Joyce 1962 Memorial Scholarship April and Michael Joyce

Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Memorial Scholarship Carol Kiley Elmer F. King III 1982 Memorial Scholarship* Julia O'Donnell and Mark J. Sullivan 1983 P 2016 Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 and Loys "Lindy" Leary Memorial Scholarship Elise L. and Alan Lapham Susan Leary Gregory A. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph E. Mahoney and Antoinette M. Mahoney 1956 Scholarship Fund Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 Joseph M. Marzullo Memorial Scholarship Friends of Andrew Marzilli Scholarship The James P. McIntyre '51 Family Scholarship Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Hon. John J. McNaught 1939 Memorial Scholarship Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 and David Reardon P 2023 John F. Milton Family Scholarship Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves Michael J. Moriarty 1978 Memorial Scholarship The Lawrence Nott Memorial Scholarship Mary Ellen and John Nott Billy O'Brien Memorial Scholarship Fund LTC Lawrence P. O'Brien Class of '56 Memorial Scholarship Fund Paul M. “Whitey” O’Callaghan Memorial Scholarship Fund Patricia A. and Henry J. O'Neill Memorial Scholarship Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Janet and Stephen O'Neill 1978 P 2015 Francis J. '39 and Marguerite C. Ricciardone Scholarship Fund Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 1977 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone 1971 Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi Esq. 1990 Charles Sardo '73 Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary E. Smith Scholarship Fund The Donald J. Smoot '74 Memorial Scholarship Fund Brother Robert J Sullivan C.F.X. 1945 Family Scholarship Elizabeth E. Gilbert Brother Timothy Paul, C.F.X. Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan GC 1936 and Patricia Sullivan Picardo GC 1967 Memorial Scholarship Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch+ Florence Tenaglia Memorial Scholarship Fund Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Alex Vitale 2016 Memorial Scholarship Fund

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J E A N N I N E M C N AU G H T R E A R DO N E SQ . GC ’89 P '23

Just Because!

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H'18

Don’t let her fool you. When Jeannine Reardon GC ’89 says she does things “just because,” you’ve got to suspect there’s more at work than “whim.”

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An attorney since 1996, Jeannine practiced law in multiple Federal and District Courts as well as before the U.S. Supreme Court; a published author of three fiction/legal thrillers and a law review article; a background actor in a half dozen films and tv shows including GrownUps2, Central Intelligence, and most recently Free Guy; longtime, occasional insurance law instructor at Suffolk University Law School; Eucharistic minister, assistant MC Mock Trial coach, wife and mother, Jeannine confesses with a characteristic sparkle in her eyes that she loves to seize the day. This defining “carpe diem” philosophy, which inspires her excellence and broad range of achievement, also prompts her to cajole her family into doing at least “one crazy thing a year.” Family Christmas cards often give testimony to the results! A former Girls Catholic cheerleader for MC’s varsity football, basketball - and occasionally hockey - teams, Jeannine has a motorcycle license and a penchant for public speaking and speechwriting. She once flew to Paris for the weekend, “just because”! Few can claim more intergenerational family relationships with both Girls Catholic and Malden Catholic than Jeannine. And she is very much a part of the MC family now herself: since 2020 Jeannine has been MC’s Director of Student Leadership Programs, and her daughter Ashley is a member of MC’s Class of 2023.

Born in Melrose, April 1971, “back in the 1900s,” as her children say, and living in Stoneham while attending GC, Jeannine McNaught, along with her sisters Jerelyn and Suzanne, and her brother Stephen (MC ’01), hailed from distinguished Malden Catholic pedigree. With “Mc” right in her name, how could it be otherwise! Her grandfather, the Honorable Judge John J. McNaught, was a Malden Catholic pioneer in the 4th graduating Class of 1939, and her dad, Stephen R. McNaught, Esq., was MC Class of 1965. “I was incredibly familiar with MC since so many young men in my family automatically went there,” says Jeannine. “My cousin, MC grad Paul Duffy ’47 was the resident dentist for the local Xaverian Brothers. When it was my turn to go to high school, I had two choices: Girls Catholic or Stoneham High. I took the test for Girls Catholic and signed on the dotted line without looking back.”

Jeannine enjoyed four incredibly rewarding years at Girls Catholic, building lifetime friendships, discovering academic talents and immersing herself in all the opportunities afforded her, at both GC and MC. These included things like visiting Shriner’s Hospital in Boston before the Shriner’s football game, becoming a firsttime varsity softball player in the last semester of her senior year, parading with fellow cheerleaders at the 1988 dedication ceremony of Brother Gilbert Stadium, acting in GC drama productions staged in MC’s Hayes Auditorium and as President of the National Honor Society collaborating with the boys’ NHS in an American Heart Association Phonathon. At the field dedication, she was thrilled to hear several family members, including her grandfather, among the speakers.

Jeannine relates, “The next time I was on that field I was a Girls Catholic guest speaker for the Class of 2022 graduation, our first codivisional graduation. I stood in the same spot as my grandfather before a crowd of over 1,000 people and delivered an address on behalf of the GC alumnae. It was one of the biggest honors of my life, and I felt my grandfather on the stage with me. My GC sisters sent me so many amazing messages, thrilled to share this incredible moment with me.”

...I was a Girls Catholic guest speaker for the Class of 2022 graduation, our first codivisional graduation. I stood in the same spot as my grandfather before...It was one of the biggest honors of my life...

J E A N N I N E M C N AU G H T R E A R D O N ESQ. GC '89 P'23

Through those extracurricular associations with Malden Catholic, Jeannine started friendships with MC faculty members like Brother Fred Eid and with others still on the scene today. She recalls, “The teachers at MC adopted GC students as their own. I met Ms. Angela Lee during drama, and she always checked in on us to make sure we were doing okay in our English classes.

During practice, if we weren’t needed on stage, we would often do homework in the multicolored chairs with the movable desktops.” National Honor Society moderators Brother Thomas Puccio and Ms. Anne Shields got both clubs together for a fundraiser staged at the phone banks of a downtown Malden Bank.

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my fondest memories, was working with MC’s NHS Chapter on a joint effort between our schools to raise funds for the American Heart Association. Brother Puccio taught us how to fundraise. Well, at least I can say he taught me! We raised $2,250 cold-calling people on various lists. By collecting $5 here, $10 there... the funds added up quickly. We collected a lot of money for back then! It’s funny, as I get older and understand the importance of heart health, I appreciate that fundraiser more. Brother Tom and Ms. Shields set a life lesson in motion that is still teaching us all! My favorite memories are ones that I can look back on with a different perspective and still learn from them. This is definitely one of them.”

Those big hair, puffy-prom-dress Girls Catholic days with wonderful friends like Pam Benzan, Elle Fitzgerald, Dina Campea and Terri Costantino taught Jeannine many things: “GC taught me that we all matter. We are all important. It is okay to ask questions, make mistakes and challenge the norm. It’s also important to give back to the community and help one another whenever we can.” The impact of the Girls Catholic experience was transformational for Jeannine. “Studying in a single gender environment,” she stated, “gave me confidence. Confidence is critical in a world with so many challenges.” Such confidence fueled her courtroom practice, allowed her to propose new legislation and to offer legislative testimony for public safety and today inspires her caring efforts to mentor MC students, so they can call forth their best selves.

Following her days at Girls Catholic, Jeannine attended Suffolk University, graduating Summa Cum Laude (B.S. Communications/Pre-Law, 1993), interned with her dad and uncles in the family law practice, McNaught, Moriarty & McNaught, P.C. and went on to Suffolk University Law School, graduating in 1996. General practice in Boston with Shriberg & Sorbello, P.C., led to criminal law with Robert Saltzman, Esq. and finally a partnership in her own firm, Saltzman & McNaught, LLP. Jeannine transitioned out of that practice in 2003 when she married fellow Suffolk and Suffolk-Law alum David Reardon, and they moved to D.C. for David to assume a position as an inspector-attorney with the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. The family returned to Massachusetts in 2010, when David transferred back to the Boston Division, where he is now Assistant Inspector-In-Charge. They currently live in Saugus with daughter Ashley ’23, and son Sean, age 12, a 7th grader at St. Mary’s in Melrose. Mock Trial State Championship Team member Ashley starts at the Catholic University of America this year.

One of Jeannine’s proudest moments was in May 20, 2023, when dressed in her doctoral robe, her father in audience, she presented Ashley a Malden Catholic diploma and culminated four generations of GC and

MC legacy. A bridge connecting the magnificent Girls Catholic heritage with today’s Malden Catholic, Jeannine continues daily to breathe the life of GC spirit into the latest generation of MC students. She continues, too, a family tradition of giving and encourages her GC sisters to invest in the vitality of a Catholic education in the Xaverian tradition. Though many years elapsed between her graduation and Ashley’s, Jeannine says, “Our family has always continued to give because we believe in the mission and see the results of what the school does for its students and the community.” Ashley, the first goalkeeper for MC Girls Varsity Field Hockey and Lacrosse, wore #39 each Lacrosse season “defending the house.” “Ironically,” Jeannine relates, “the number on the jersey came when Ashley needed an oversized shirt to cover her gear.

Coach Raycraft sent out an extra football jersey with the number 39 on it, not knowing it was the year my grandfather graduated!” Jeannine may call it “irony,” but - though no experts about God’s plans - we might surmise that this and so much else on Jeannine’s zestful journey didn’t happen “just because”!

A bridge connecting the magnificent Girls Catholic heritage with today’s Malden Catholic, Jeannine continues daily to breathe the life of GC spirit into the latest generation of MC students.

J E A N N I N E M C N AU G H T R E A R D O N ESQ. GC '89 P'23

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Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society In 2022, Malden Catholic renamed the school’s planned giving society to honor the legacy of Brother Gilbert Cairnes, C.F.X., first Principal of Malden Catholic.

As one who left an indelible mark on Malden Catholic, Brother Gilbert, a native of Somerville was a gifted teacher, a born communicator, with a keen understanding of the young and a deep interest in their concerns. To his fellow Xaverian Brothers and to the members of the MC community, Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., was and continues to be an inspiration today. Over the course of his tenure at Malden Catholic, his limitless store of amusing anecdotes always served as a vehicle for an inspirational message, and his listening skills lent an added grace to a life genuinely dedicated to the hospitable acceptance of others. Daily references are known today by alumni and friends that refer to the great legacy of Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., which is the name of the school’s stadium and the school’s Chapter of the National Honor Society to name a few. As Malden Catholic continues to grow and develop to meet the needs of today’s students and families through the school’s legacy society, we remember and we honor Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., who modeled so well the motto of the Xaverian Brothers, “In Harmony Small Things Grow.”.

When you join the Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society, you demonstrate your commitment to current and future Malden Catholic students. Your planned gift is a wonderful way to honor the dedication and commitment of the Xaverian Brothers and Malden Catholic’s dedicated lay teachers. A 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, Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Society members demonstrate dedication and loyalty that transcends time and greatly strengthens the position of Malden Catholic for many years to come.

Members of the Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., 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 MC, planned giving helps to reduce or eliminate taxes on capital gains and federal estate taxes for the donors. 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.

WAYS TO BECOME A MEMBER • Include Malden Catholic in your will, trust, or other financial plans.

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

• Name Malden Catholic as the owner/beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

• Make a gift to the school of a residence or other tangible property.

For further information, please contact Gregory Maynard, Director of Major Gifts, Strategic Operations and Planned Giving at (781) 475 – 5344 or via email at gmaybard@maldencatholic.org

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The Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society Anonymous 1990* Anonymous 1938+ Anonymous 1953 Anonymous 1957 Anonymous 1971 Daniel F. 1948 + and Mary T. (Flannagan) Appleton GCHS 1950+ Marie J. Barry GP 2019+ Anna G. Bateman+ Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq.1954+ James H. Carrasco+ Dianna and Robert D. Cataldo+ Deanna (Milton) GCHS 1955 and Richard Charves John J. Coakley 1938+ F. Richard Couture 1958* George R. Cutting CBCP 1960 Mary and Anthony D. D'Aurora 1984 P 2012* Irene E. Dempsey 1947+ Helen and Atty. J. Martin Devine, Esq. 1943+ Priscilla Donahue+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Julie Duffy Kathy and Edward Ellison George O. Fall 1944+ Father James A. Field+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Estate of Mr. Nicholas J. Forrestall 1947+ Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Kristin and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 Neil J. Hynes 1953 John J. Keough 1960 Paul M. Kiley 1964+ Gillian and Professor Joseph J. Launie 1950+ Linda Leary

Loys “Lindy”+ and Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949+ Tricia (McNamara) GCHS 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Eileen+ and MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. 1948, GP 2017+ Mary Jane+ and Paul F. Mahoney, Sr.+ P 1973+ The Marotta Family Selina L. Mastrocola+ William F. McCart 1942+ Harold F. McNulty 1939+ Patricia McWade GCHS 1965 Asteria and Rizzerio Memmolo P 1985+ Ciriaco A. Memmolo 1985+ Crystal and Adrian Mims James E. Mulcahy 1956+ The Hon. Mary (Beatty) Muse+ and Atty. Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938+ Allan J. O'Brien 1947 LTC David F. O'Brien (U.S.A. Ret.) 1951+ Lawrence P. O'Brien 1956 Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962 James C. O'Neill 1950 Dana E. Petroni PE,1981 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS 1969 Richard T. Ruane 1938+ Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 P 2018 Robert F. Savage 1956 Estate of Mary Smith+ Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Marcia and John F. Sullivan Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Kimberly and John K. Thornburg The Mary and Phineas Tobe Trust+ Laurie and Mason Tenaglia 1974* Dr. John E. Tramondozzi 1960* Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell* KEY Lynn Wolf+ + deceased * new member

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F. R I C H A R D CO U T U R E ‘58

Paying it Forward

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D. H'18

Who remembers American Bandstand? Richard Couture ’58 has a by-line in the November 22, 1957, edition of MC’s student newspaper Hi-Lite, where his column “Giving ’em The Needle” reports on television’s impact on record sales.

He cites Bandstand as a hit-maker and goes on to predict what songs will be topping the record charts: “Among the latest releases,” he asserts, “probably the most successful ones will be: You Send Me (Sam Cooke), Little Bitty Pretty One (Thurston Harris and the Sharpes), Pat Boone’s April Love, The Cricket’s Oh Boy and the fast moving Peggy Sue by Buddy Holly (the lead singer of The Crickets).” He concludes by reminding that “Elvis continues to top the list with Jailhouse

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Rock and Treat Me Nice.” Later in his senior year, in HiLite’s June edition, Richard reprises in game-by-game, full-season detail MC-baseball’s Blue Jackets performance that gained them entry to tournament play. It’s no surprise, then, that Richard recalls today how the careful attention to detail and the writing skills acquired on Highland Avenue proved valuable to his professional career as an auditor. “Crafting concise accounts and accurate columns,” he says, “paid off for me in public

accounting. Corresponding with clients, recording audit conclusions in working papers, drafting footnotes for clients’ financial statements, writing articles for Firm publications and being selected to rewrite/update a chapter in the Firm’s auditing textbook Montgomerys Auditing, circulated in Firm and sold nationally, all were products resulting from that senior-year initiative.”

Richard was born in Everett and grew up in Melrose along with sisters Claire, Katherine and Mary, and brothers Joseph and Robert (deceased). After completing Grades 3-8 at St. Mary’s School in Melrose, he made his way to Malden Catholic. It was, in part, a practical choice. “As I was the oldest,” he says, “my parents wanted me to continue with a Catholic education for high school. Several of my grade-school graduates went on to M.C. There were many Catholic high schools in greater Boston at that time, but MC was closest and easy for commuting.” Richard recalls, “The most important lesson I learned by attending Malden Catholic was to be responsible for my actions. I had a scholarship that I believed required my full attendance and commitment to learning during the four years.”

Richard wanted to create an opportunity to enter a top college, and he didn’t let minor setbacks distract him.

He remembers that once, “I tried out for the baseball team as an outfielder. The coach did not see a future for me as a player, but he asked me to stay on to help the other outfielders as a “fungo” batter, launching fly balls all over the outfield to create in-game situations for them.” The outcome was quick and simple: “I declined!” His academic focus, however, paid off, and Richard recalls his most memorable MC moment as graduating with honors among the top students of

his Class of 1958, on his way to Boston College with scholarship. There he very successfully majored in accounting, earning his B.S. degree in 1962.

If one were to ask Richard about his work life, he would say he had just two careers all his life. “To earn high school and college tuitions,” he says, “I worked independently as a yard-care provider, shoveling snow, and performing other odd jobs, until I joined First National Stores for six years, working as many hours as I could get. My second career began in 1962 in public accounting with the same firm up to February 28th, 2010, when I retired.” That firm itself went through several transformations during Richard’s 48 years with them: Lybrand, Ross Bros. Montgomery, renamed Coopers & Lybrand, which then merged into PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP (PWC). Richard was pleased that his early diligence prepared him to pass the CPA exam with “flying colors” and that during his long “second” career he had demonstrated such professional acumen that he was

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“assigned to top clients, earned their respect and on several occasions bailed them out with findings they were unaware of.”

One client of note was the Archdiocese of Boston, where Richard was one of the leaders on the team that conducted their first audit, helping to develop financial statements and accompanying notes. He also personally visited parishes to inspect their financial records.

There he provided tremendous service in meeting with pastors who often had little-to-no training or experience in financial record keeping, and who certainly had never been audited! What Richard found most rewarding about his profession, he says, “was being part of many audit teams for a plethora of industries, with over 200 clients such as Raytheon, Brandeis University, United Shoe Machinery, Scudder Funds and Frank Russell Funds, just to name a few. Being able to assist client personnel, train and lead new and seasoned staff members and observe their growth were all by-products of this experience.”

It wasn’t all work and no play for Richard. He continues to curate today a stamp collection that has been growing since college, specializing in United States stamps as well as topical stamps (golf, hockey, etc.) from around the world. Hockey has also been a strong interest. “I became a fan of the NHL,” he says, “eventually becoming a long-term Bruins’ season ticketholder in 1965. I played for twenty years in local men’s hockey leagues. My prime interest,” he continues, “became golf, having two memberships and playing over 235 golf courses throughout the U.S. and Canada, and 27 in Ireland and Scotland.”

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An active supporter of Catholic education for many years, Richard realizes the importance of generosity today that will continue far into the future. His planned giving helps address that interest. “With all the closings of Catholic schools since 2000,” he reminds us, “it is important for families with Catholic learning aspirations to contribute to the remaining institutions such as MC, who are prepared and capable of continuing the rich tradition of Catholic education.” He is pleased that Malden Catholic has assumed a leadership role in Boston-area Catholic education by recent program enhancements, facility upgrades, the development of the Girls Division and consideration of middle-school possibilities. “My support of MC,” Richard says, “has been inspired by its growth and commitment to leadership in Catholic education from 2010 when I began increasing my annual commitment to the School, principally with the Couture Family Scholarship Fund.”

Thankful for the steady foundation of values, skills, and habits that he nurtured in youth at Malden Catholic, Richard is pleased to “pay it forward” for new generations of students who will benefit from his thoughtful giving. It amounts to a legacy of love! Malden Catholic is hopeful that Richard’s on-going kindness will inspire others to similar acts of investment in students’ futures.

We thank Richard and the Couture family for their appreciation and support of Malden Catholic’s mission!

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B E S T C AT H O L I C HIGH SCHOOL IN M A S S AC H U S E T T S

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Lancers In Action

The Lancers took to the fields, courts, track, ice and pool in 2022-2023 with great energy and enthusiasm! As a result, the school year was highlighted with numerous team and individual accomplishments and momentous events. Since over 70% of the enrolled students participate in an interscholastic athletic program, this strong participation has allowed Malden Catholic to experience great success and expand its offerings to 56 active teams during the three seasons.

MC’s Lancers received a 2022 - 2023 MIAA Excellence in Sportsmanship acknowledgement at the MIAA Sportsmanship Summit held at Gillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA which was a special accomplishment that was enjoyed by the entire community. This was the second consecutive MIAA Excellence in Sportsmanship recognition for Malden Catholic.

According to William Raycraft, MC Athletic Director, “I have observed that over the past two years, the Lancers are on a mission of success. While attending Malden Catholic, students have always demonstrated a historic pride, especially in certain programs. But now, the enthusiasm and drive has truly filtered across all sports programs. The school has incredible enrollment and sports participation and consequently, confidence and athletic skills are skyrocketing. It’s a great time to be part of Lancer Nation.”

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Athletic Rankings Climbing Niche, a private resource company provides in-depth profiles for every high school and college in the United States along with reviews and ratings. Malden Catholic received an A+ rating and was ranked the top 7th Best Private Catholic High School in Massachusetts in 2024.

We also were ranked with the 25th Best High School Sports Program in the state. With over 600 competitive high schools in Massachusetts taking part in interscholastic athletics, we take great pride in our ranking and status.

Second Consecutive MIAA Boys Basketball State Champions Last year the Malden Catholic Boys Basketball team created history as they captured Malden Catholic’s second MIAA DII State Basketball Championship. The Lancers built on their legacy from the previous year and returned to the Division 2 State Finals as the #1 seed, knocking off #2 Mansfield High School 72-54 at the Tsongas Center, finishing 23-2 (8-2 Catholic Conference). This is Coach John Walsh’s ’97 5th overall state championship win.

The Lancers held the top spot in the Division II rankings throughout the season and had home court advantage throughout as they defeated Northampton HS 82-43, Scituate HS 76-58, Leominster HS 55-38 to earn a spot in the MIAA Final Four where they defeated Charlestown 66-54 enroute to the finals appearance with Mansfield High School. As a result, the Lancers earned their State Championship hardware, a police and fire escort through Malden and their second championship ring.

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B U CK LE Y “ B O ” M O O DY '2 4 Sports: Basketball

What is a favorite quote of yours?

"Sometimes the grass is greener because it's fake." - Unknown

Athletic Highlights: Back-to-Back Division 2 State Champions

If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

I would have a meal with Jack Harlow because he is my idol.

What traits define who you are?

Passionate, competitive and leadership What is your favorite subject in school? Why? Art is my favorite subject because I enjoy being creative and have fun working on new pieces.

What is your favorite book?

My favorite book is The Great Gatsby by American writer, F. Scott Fitzgerald.

What is your go-to meal?

My go-to meal is a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on an everything bagel.

Who do you consider an inspirational leader?

I consider Michael Jordan to be an inspirational leader. He was disciplined, committed and a hard-worker who gave 100% effort to everything he did both on and off the court.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

I see myself living in Boston, doing a job I love and earning a great income.

If your life was to be made into a movie, who would you want to play you?

I've been told that I look like Will Poulter so I would choose him to play the part of me.

If you could give advice to incoming students to MC, what would you tell them?

To be successful, I would tell new students to work hard and do your homework. I would also encourage them to get involved with cocurricular activities so they can meet people.

LU N A M U R R AY '2 4 Sports: Varsity Cross Country, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Outdoor Track, Varsity Indoor Track Athletic Highlights: Student-Athlete of the Year; Cross Country 4-year Captain, League All-Star, MC MVP in 2020 and MC Coaches Award 2021; Basketball 2-year Captain, MVP of Bob Bigelow Classis All-Tournament, Girls Catholic Conference All Star 2022; Outdoor Track 4-year Captain; Freshman Indoor Track Captain.

What traits define who you are?

Optimistic, Mentally Tough, Leadership What is your favorite subject in school? Why? AP Research is my favorite subject because students are free to go in-depth about a topic that we deeply care about. Currently, I am researching the effects that immigration has on young people.

What is your favorite book?

My favorite book is How the García Girls Lost Their Accents by Julia Alvarez.

What is your go-to meal?

My go-to meal is Murray’s Tavern Mac'N'Cheese with a side of Alabama White Tenders.

Who do you consider an inspirational leader?

My father is an inspirational leader because he taught me that through hard work and a big heart there are endless possible outcomes.

What is a favorite quote of yours?

“People who are truly strong lift others up. People who are truly powerful bring others together.” -Michelle Obama If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

I would have a meal with a beautiful inspiring woman, mi abuela, as a token of appreciation for the values she has instilled in me.

She represents the balance between my two cultures and taught me the importance of not taking things for granted.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

I see myself as a successful business owner who has opened an advertising agency that empowers impactful female leaders. I also see myself taking over the family business, Murray’s Tavern, and continuing the family legacy.

If your life was to be made into a movie, who would you want to play you?

Millie Bobby Brown If you could give advice to incoming students to MC, what would you tell them?

Take advantage of the MC clubs, don't be afraid to go up and start a conversation with someone new and become your authentic self!

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Class Notes MC GCHS Class Of 1974 50th Reunion S AV E T H E DAT E – C L A S S O F 19 74 5 0 T H R E U N I O N W I L L B E H E L D O N F R I DAY, M AY 17 T H .

More details will be shared soon. To find out more about the reunion or to update your contact information, please reach out to Ryan Layton, Director of Alumni Relations at rlayton@maldencatholic.org

KENNETH COYE, 1968 Kenneth was a member of the Malden Police Department. He dedicated 33 years of service to the citizens of Malden where he held the rank of Chief of Police before his retirement in January of 2010. During his retirement he enjoys spending time with his wife, Leslie GCHS ’70 and recently, they purchased a home in Florida.

STEPHEN DOCKERY, 1981 Stephen retired as a Captian from the Exeter, NH, Police Department in 2010 after 25 years of service. He currently is the Assistant Chief of Safety at Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth, NH. Stephen is married and enjoys spending time with his four grandchildren.

ANTHONY D'AUROR A, 1984 After almost 3 decades in high tech sales, Tony is the EVP at Bugcrowd. Tony’s son Domenic D’Aurora is a member of the MC Class of 2012, and both Tony and Domenic were MC Class Presidents.

PETER ANTONUCCIO, 1987 Is the proud father of two daughters, 11 and 32. His younger daughter attends North Reading Middle School. His older daughter is married, lives in Manhattan and works on Broadway.

GENE STICCO, 1990 Gene retired in 2018 after careers in the US Air Force and International Business and Government Contracting in the fields of Geopolitical & Transnational Security Risk Management specializing in

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Critical Energy Infrastructure. Gene’s son, Artemijs "AJ", is a member of the MC Class of 2027.

In April 2023, Gene founded Mystic Side Opera Company in Malden, MA, a non-profit arts organization that brings world-class opera to New England. Gene leads the organization as the General Director and CEO, and it is quickly becoming the hub for arts and culture in Malden.

CYNTHIA (REED) LIUZZA, GCHS 1991 Cynthia is a graduate of the Class of 1991 Girls Catholic. After graduating from Girls Catholic, she attended North Shore Community College, graduating with an Associates of Arts. She also attended Bunker Hill Community College, where she earned an Associate of Science in Cardiac Sonography and was a member of the Alpha Mu Honor Society. She went on to graduate from Regis College in 2022, Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Imaging, and she now works as a Registered Diagnostic Cardiac Sonographer.

Cynthia is married and has a 17-year-old daughter who attends St. Mary’s in Lynn. Her nephew, James Glowacz ’24 is a Senior at MC. PAUL DOHERT Y, 1992 Paul and his partner Vahn welcomed a healthy baby boy, Sean William Doherty on May 13, 2023. Paul is a Captain at the Chelsea Fire Department.

CHRIS L AMARCA '92, DENNIS O'DONNEL '92, AND ALE X L AMARCA

CHRIS L AMARCA & DENNIS O’DONNELL, 1992 Chris LaMarca, Dennis O’Donnell and Alex LaMarca participated in the Xtreme Hike for a Cure in Hancock, MA, in June. Supported by many of their MC alumni classmates, they raised nearly $20,000 for Cystic Fibrosis research. Jonathan Leo’s ’93 wife, Jenica, also hiked and led a fundraising team.

R AY CRONIN, 1992 Ray recently celebrated his 21st year with Cintas Corporation and is the Region Business Director leading 13 General Managers and 10 Sales Managers throughout Southeastern United States. Ray is married with three children and three dogs living in North Carolina. Ray and his family recently welcomed Celtics announcers Brian Scalabrine and Mike Gorman to see the Cronin’s replica Celtics basketball court.

GUARINO “RINO” CIAMPI, 1992 Rino recently acquired another Planet Fitness franchise and now makes his home in Boca Roton, FL. JASON PELEDGE, 1996 With a 21-year teaching career that spanned Mystic Valley Regional Charter School, Framingham, Reading and Lincoln school systems, Jason is now the Principal of the Lincoln School. Lincoln School educates 200+ students grades 5 - 8 from the Lincoln and Boston communities and is part of the Lincoln Public Schools that educates students attending the Hanscom Schools on Hanscom Air Force Base.

JONATHAN FITZGER ALD, 1999 Jonathan is an assistant professor of Humanities at Regis College, and published a book, “How the News Feels: The Empathic Power of Literary Journalists” by University of Massachusetts Press in July 2023.

STEPHEN HUNNEWELL, 2002 Stephen was appointed as Vice President of Strategic Initiatives at Premise Data Corporation, a leading provider of data and analytics solutions. In this role, Hunnewell will lead the company's efforts to develop and execute its strategic initiatives, including expanding its global reach, designing new previously unrealized audiences and market insight solutions and building partnerships with key stakeholders. Before joining Premise, Stephen was the Director of the Information Office for the United States Indo-Pacific Command.

RYAN L AY TON, 2002 Ryan joined Malden Catholic as the Director of Alumni Relations, where he will communicate with alumni, plan engaging events and foster relationships throughout the year.

BRIAN SCAL ABRINE, MIKE GORMAN AND R AY C R O N I N ’ S S O N

Ryan was inducted into the Malden Catholic Brother Daniel Cremin, C.F.X., Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2022, along with his brother Sean Layton ’03. Ryan

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RICHARD TARBY, 2010 Richard Tarby, Jr. and Maria Kaestner got married on September 9th, at St. Mary’s Church, in Melrose. Maria is the sister of Lucas Kaestner ’14. Lucas and Ryan are friends who played football together at Malden Catholic. Richard and Maria met at Ryan’s MC Graduation party and were friends for 5 years, before their first date. They have purchased their first home in West Peabody, MA.

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JAMIE DICKERSON, 2010 Jamie attended the NECEC for the 14th annual Green Future Gala (Green Tie Gala.) At the event, he listened to Jim Braude, Climate Chief Melissa Hoffer, and climate change champion, Senator Ed Markey ’64 discuss climate change issues and a new report with recommendations for the future.

THOMAS MEADE, 2011 Thomas is a Preconstruction Project Manager with Suffolk Construction and worked in operations for commercial high rises prior to this role.

In September 2022, Thomas married his wife, Rachel.

He also joined the Malden Catholic Board of Trustees in 2023.

became a brother of the Knights of Columbus, Council #4982 in Wilmington. He was recently elected to the Board of Directors for Wilmington Pop Warner, as well as Vice President for Wilmington Youth Lacrosse Association. He resides in Wilmington with his wife of twelve years, Theresa, and his two sons Aiden and Colin.

He enjoys coaching and watching his two sons play football, hockey and lacrosse.

RYAN ROSA, 2003 Ryan was named the new COO, Finance & Operations, for Edge Sports Global LLC. Ryan previously held Senior roles at Epsilon, Empirix, Infovista and most recently at 3Step Sports. In 2023, Ryan has taken on other business ventures as well including taking over Augusta Subs and Salads in Billerica with his business partners.

BRENDAN MCCARTHY, 2007 Brendan attended a breakfast club event at the Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston, Jordan Club in Chelsea led by Mark Robinson, Mark White and Josh Kraft. At the event he listened to fellow Malden Catholic alum and Managing Partner of 186 Ventures, Giuseppe Stuto 2007, who spoke about the emergence of AI and how it can be used to tackle the world’s largest issues when used responsibly.

DENNIS HUI, 2008 In 2022, Dennis got married in Arlington, VA, and started a new position as a trial attorney in the Office of International Affairs in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.

SEAN SWEENEY, 2010 Sean Sweeney and his wife, Sarah Gilliand of Alexandria, Virginia, welcomed a daughter, Robin Sweeney, to their family on May 23, 2023. Sean currently works for Senator Mark Warner, who represents Virginia in the U.S. Senate.

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PAUL WRENN, 2011 Paul became a member of the International Union of Elevator Constructors Local 4, earned an Elevator Mechanic License for the State of Massachusetts and founded an elevator company called Legacy Elevator Company. Paul still operates the business with the goal of expanding his customer base in the future.

During his time at MC, Paul was part of the team who brougt the first-ever Super 8 State Championship. His brothers attended Malden Catholic as well.

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MICHAEL VECCHIONE, 2011 Malden Catholic’s Assistant Captain, Mike Vecchione, scored the game winning goal 16:19 into overtime for the Hershey Bears to win the prestigious 2023 Calder Cup over Coachella Valley Firebirds. This was the Hershey Bears 12th AHL Calder Cup win.

Michael was a Super 8 champion at MC, a MC Hall of Fame athlete, NCAA Division 1 Men’s Ice Hockey Championship winner, Hobey Baker Award finalist and ECAC Hockey Player of the Year.

DANIEL PASCO, 2014 Daniel retired from the Army and purchased a home in Clarksville, TN. After his Army service, he became a Firefighter for Clarksville Fire Rescue and has been serving the community ever since.

Daniel married his wife, Addison, in 2020. His brother Ryan Pasco was in the Class of 2017.

PAUL COOK, 2015 Paul graduated from Bridgewater State University in 2019. He has been working at Oracle for 2 years now as a Sales Representative.

is on track to earn $500,000 in 2023. Michaelangelo moved from Boston to Florida in 2023 and is enjoying the climate.

BRIAN LIWO, 2016 Brian is a student naval aviator. He is a Lieutenant JG in the US Navy currently stationed in Kingsville, Texas. He is currently training to fly jet fighters and hopes to earn his pilot’s license early next year.

He is also a graduate of Worcester Polytechnic Institute Class of 2020.

MC GCHS CL ASS OF 1973 50TH REUNION Malden Catholic had over 35 members of the Malden Catholic Class of 1973 and Girls Catholic Class of 1973 meet up for their Golden Jubilee reunion on Friday, May 19, 2023. The group enjoyed tours of theschool and the new Girls Division, were celebrated at the Baccalaureate Mass later in the afternoon and then enjoyed a private dinner later in the evening.

Congratulations Class of 1973!

PATRICK NORTON, 2016 Graduated from Northeastern with a degree in Political Science and Communications. He is now working at Boston College in the College Advancement Department. He will be attending the Woods College of Advancing Studies in the fall. He will graduate in 2025 with a Masters in Communications and Corporate Marketing.

JACOB HARKINS, 2016 Jacob works for the U.S. Department of Justice and this past June celebrated 1 year with the FBI as a police officer out of the FBI Headquarters and the Baltamore Washington Field office.

MICHAEL ANGELO GER ARDI, 2016 Michaelangelo is self employed at Gerardi Performance, LLC. He runs an online and in-person fitness coaching business which

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Alumni Spotlight Nick Gennetti '02, has been appointed as the CEO of The Herb Chambers Companies. His journey from Malden Catholic to this prestigious role is a testament to his dedication and the transformative power of education.

Nick attributes his success to the valuable lessons he learned at Malden Catholic. His commitment to MC’s institution's principles and teachings has guided him to this remarkable milestone.

As a steadfast supporter of Malden Catholic, Nick acknowledges his deep gratitude to the school and its stewards for the lasting impact they've had on his life.

How does it feel to be named CEO of Herb Chambers?

It still feels a bit surreal. For those who know me, they understand that this is a lifelong dream come true. When I first learned of my new role, I was completely awe-

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struck, but that feeling was quickly replaced by a sense of incredible responsibility and gratitude. Working for Herb Chambers, the person, is truly a privilege. He is not only a tremendous businessman but also an exceptional human and leader. It will forever be an honor to work for him and to serve all his team members in this capacity.

What are the most challenging and rewarding aspects of your new role?

There are many challenges that come with this role, but managing time has become the most challenging of all. I have always been a "workaholic," but I am also a husband and father of three young boys. Balancing my career and family life can be challenging at times.

The most rewarding aspect is having the ability to help influence and grow the careers of others while watching them improve their lives and the lives of their families. I was fortunate to have a few mentors who did this for me, and I feel a responsibility to "pay it forward" and do the same for others.

Do you feel that MC has contributed to your professional and personal success?

Malden Catholic made a tremendous impact on my life.

It prepared me for adulthood, for which I will always be grateful. Unfortunately, my father passed away when I was eleven years old, and my mother was diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer during my senior year. She passed away not long after graduation. The immediate life challenges that followed were difficult. I quickly needed to enter the professional world while trying to continue my education. My MC education provided me with a strong work ethic and a drive to always go above and beyond, or as we say, "more beyond." I credit my professional and personal success to consistently delivering results that exceed expectations, which is what our motto, "Plus Ultra," is all about.

Is there something you will always remember from your high school experience?

I have so many experiences and teachers that I will always remember, many of whom are still there! I had the pleasure of running into Ms. Angela Lee this summer while vacationing in Maine with my family. She, like many others, is invaluable to the school and to the entire MC community.

What would be your advice to current students?

George Bernard Shaw once said, "youth is wasted on the young." While I don't completely agree with him, there is some truth to this statement. No matter what stage in life we are in, we are always thinking about and worrying about the next phase in our life journey. The best advice I can give to students is to truly enjoy your time at Malden Catholic. Be present and relish every moment of your high school experience.

How do you feel about the MC internship program?

The MC Internship Program provides a great opportunity for students to experience the professional world firsthand. I often tell the story of the first MC intern I worked with. On this intern’s first day with me, he quickly realized that working in a business position was not for him. He told me that business was the "safe bet," and he disliked sitting at a desk and being in an office. I asked him what he was passionate about and he said "aviation." He had always wanted to be a pilot. I connected him with someone in the aviation field who showed him several private aircrafts and provided insight into fouryear aviation and aerospace programs. I am still in touch with this fellow alum today, and I am pleased to report that he is in his senior year working toward his commercial pilot's license.

I often think about the camaraderie of my classmates and all the fun we had during our journey together.

There are countless stories that still make me smile to this day. I will never forget those times, and I wouldn't trade them for anything.

MC'S SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGR AM MC's Summer Internship Program is a rewarding experience for both the student and the host. If your business is interested in offering internships in Business or STEM fields at Malden Catholic, please contact Jeannine R. Reardon, Esq., GC '89, P'23, Director of Student Leadership Programs, at reardonj@maldencatholic.org.

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2023 – 2024 Board of Trustees Malden Catholic is privileged to have a number of dedicated alumni as well as talented and generous individuals who serve as members of the Board of Trustees.

Mr. Mason Tenaglia ’74 Chairman of the Board of Trustees Managing Partner, Tenaglia & Co. Mr. Michael Cantalupa ’79 Board Vice-Chair Chief Development Officer, The Davis Company Mr. John K. Thornburg President, Malden Catholic High School

Mr. Richard LeBranti ’94 Co-Founder | CFP® Professional, Doble LeBranti Financial Group Mrs. Amy Lonergan, Esq. P'27 Partner, Day Pitney LLP

Alicia Cooney, CFA P'21 Co-Founder, Senior Advisor Monument Group

Ms. Colleen McGlynn Moody P'24 Senior VP, Womble Bond Dickinson Government and Public Affairs

Mr. Roberto L. Di Marco, Esq. ’91 P’23 '27 Partner, Foster, Walker & Di Marco, P.C.

Mr. Thomas Meade '11 Project Manager, Suffolk Construction

Mr. James Donovan President, Premier Payment Solutions

Mr. Adrian Mims National Calculus Project Director, Cambridge Education

Mr. Edward Ellison Head of School, Cape Fear Academy

Mrs. Julie Norton P’16 Director, Academic Ceremonies, Northeastern University

Mr. Rudy Favard ’11 Manager, Human Capital Advisory, KPMG International Limited

Mrs. Janet O’Neill P’15 Managing Director, CBIZ & MHM

Mr. Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. '81 Chairman, Board of Review, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development Bro. Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. ’79 Xaverian Brothers Generalate Mr. Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. '75 Retired Executive Vice President, Fidelity Investments

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Mr. Daniel Keating, Esq. P’10 Retired Vice President, Fidelity Investments

Mrs. Rosemary (Boland) Phalen, R.N. GC’69 Quality Committee, Boston Medical Center Mr. Paul Sullivan P.E., LEED AP ’87 P ’19, ’22 President, RW Sullivan Engineering Mr. Brian Walsh ’84 P’16 ’18 ’20 Managing Director, Boston Financial Management

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Time Capsule The Ricardian — The 1992 final edition of the Girls Catholic yearbook includes a chronology of key events in the 84-year history of the school. Its entry for May 1933 tells us, “The first issue of the school newspaper, The Ricardian, named for Monsignor Richard Neagle, appeared. Short stories, poems, class wills and prophecies were published, as well as reports of activities such as Sodality, Catholic Students Mission Crusade, school retreats, Columbia Press Conventions, College Boards, Auxilium Latinum and Know-English contests. Until the 1960s it also contained news of graduates entering religious communities. The Ricardian continued publication until March 1979.” For several years in the 1940s, the publication became a joint Girls Catholic and Boys Catholic collaboration. The April 1942 articles by Boys Editor John Nicholson and Girls Editor Barbara Dewey reproduced here remind us of the power of faith and prayer during the troubled days of World War II. 120

Prayer

And A Light Shone Forth

Boys’ Editor – April 1942

Girls’ Editor – April 1942

Now, more than ever before, is the necessity for earnest and wholehearted prayer evident. With famine, fire and fear gutting and covering the entire earth, the only hope remaining in the world is that all nations to their respective religions and worship their God in the manner that their conscience dictates.

Toleration must be found everywhere, racial and religious prejudice must be wiped out, the spirit of piety must reign supreme. But before such serenity and calmness can return to the earth, the forces that are now threatening to obliviate every semblance of religions and belief in God must die.

The reason is obvious; only in the doctrines of Christ can the lasting peace and happiness that the tired, old world seeks so diligently, return for ever.

From a massive wall of solid stone, brilliant white light broke forth upon the still approach of breaking day. The stone gave way making a wide opening into the deep, somber vault which, apparently, had once been a burial tomb. Suddenly, a figure emerged. It was straight and tall and wrapped entirely in a winding cloth of purest white. A long thin hand fell by its side showing the cruel remains of an inhuman, hole-like gash in a white palm. The figure moved - and the light moved with it. It walked slowly, as though each step held its own precious, inconceivable meaning and worth. It walked steadily, each step pressing the ground in a firm, triumphant embrace. The entire aspect of the form gave the appearance of silent profound exultation - like a man returned from the dead, breathing new life, tasting lasting victory. He was the man who had suffered shame, ignominy, torture, anguish at the savage hands of ignorant men. He was the same man who now walked securely in the paths of triumph and joy and who flouted the heinous deeds of His persecutors by the brilliant perfection of His Resurrection.

Now that the United States is at war, now that its forces are fighting on the seven seas and the five continents, locked in deadly conflict with the champions of evil and hate, the appeal rises to every American to do his share in this all-out effort for victory. For it is only natural that America should play such an important part in this theatre of war since she is the home of the free and the refuge of the oppressed. Youth will not let this cry for help go unheeded. It will meet the challenge with great alacrity.

We, while attending high school, find our efforts to help our country in a material way rather limited. Besides buying defense stamps, when our finances allow it, and complying with all rules and regulations set down by the Office of Civilian Defense, there is not much more we can do. But there is one way we can really help. We can pray! We can pray with all the fervor and devotion we possess, that the Almighty God will watch over our leaders in the Nation’s Capital, our soldiers in the foxholes of Bataan on the heat scorched plains of Australia and in the damp bogs of Ireland; that they will go forth in renewed courage and strength and confident of ultimate victory. For this is a just war, and God looks after the just. Always remember godlessness never triumphs for long over godliness.

Jesus Christ, the world’s great Redeemer, the perfect example of endurance, patience, humility and suffering is the one and only force of Good in whom the world, in its present chaos, can find final peace and contentment. He is our only refuge.

He, our only shelter. Through Him, alone, will the rapacious leaders of subversion and ruin be brought to cower at our feet – through Him, alone, will the rising apostles of peace and happiness be permitted to continue the building of future destines and lines. It is to Jesus Christ, then the Victim and Victor, the mockery of Good Friday and the glory to Easter Sunday, the “criminal” who wore the crown, the king who bore the palms – it is to Him that we – you and I and the whole world must come as lowly, weary suppliants to beg His Godly help.

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