Crystal Hi-Lites Annual Report 2021-2022

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Annual Report Winter 2021 - 2022

CRYSTAL HI-LITES The Magazine of Malden Catholic

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

Headmaster

John K. Thornburg Principal

Rose Maria Redman Editorial Staff

Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D. Director of Mission Integration Dianne James Chief Marketing Officer William Raycraft Athletic Director Elisa Camrell Marketing Communications Coordinator Please send contributions and address updates to:

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Table of Contents 04 Letter from the Headmaster 06 Shaping the Magic at MC 08 Lancer Life 12 Golf, Internships, Gala Honorees 14 Singing the Song 16 Introducing Mr. Sean Hurley and the Advancement Team

22 Annual Report 26 Fundraising Highlights 28 Returning the Love 30 Plus Ultra Society 32 Indelible Moments 34 Saint Francis Xavier Society 38 Annual Giving 58 In Memoriam 62 Continuing the Family Legacy 64 Theodore James Ryken Society 66 MC Athletics & Student Spotlight 70 Class Notes 74 Ways to Make a Difference 76 MC Board of Trustees

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LET TER FROM THE HEADMASTER

WELCOME TO THE WINTER E D I T I O N O F C R Y S TA L H I - L I T E S !

It is hard to believe we are about to complete the first semester of this school year. It wasn’t too long ago that we welcomed a record 765 students back into the building. Since then, the energy and enthusiasm in the school have been palpable each day as our students learn, grow and enjoy all that Malden Catholic has to offer! I trust this Crystal Hi-Lites Winter Edition, which includes our annual report, finds you and your family well.

Malden Catholic continues to enjoy unprecedented growth. Our enrollment has grown by almost 70% over the past three years. Our student retention rate has grown to 98% over the past two years. This past fall, we also welcomed 220 freshman students, the largest in our school’s history. Plus, with 355 girls currently in our Girls Division, MC is the largest girls 9 - 12 program in Massachusetts!

As Matt O’Neil ’97, our Director of Admissions often says, “There is no better time to be a student at Malden Catholic!” This message has been delivered to over 400 families that visited this fall for small group presentations and semi-private tours at our open house events. This is an increase in attendance of 13% from the previous year. With the tremendous effort our Admissions team has invested in the future Class of 2026, we are anticipating another very strong year for incoming students.

We are taking many steps to fulfill the many facets of our strategic plan and unfold Malden Catholic’s bold, exciting future. Phase II of our construction for the new performing arts facility and chapel is scheduled to be complete by the end of February. There are several amazing stories about Tom ‘66 and Olivia McDonough and Paul and Margaret Chisholm in this issue of Crystal Hi-Lites that share more information regarding those who contributed generously to these projects. They were truly instrumental in supporting MC and ensuring our ability to complete these transformative projects.

We are currently focusing our strategic discussions on the building we own across the street at 50 Crystal. We may soon reach our maximum enrollment capacity and look to 50 Crystal Street to play an essential role in the allowing Malden Catholic to maintain its position as one of the top Catholic schools in New England.

Our success this year has been primarily due to those who partner with us. In the pages of this Crystal Hi-Lites, you will see the names of several individuals who have made investments and have created a huge difference – a Malden Catholic difference. Thank you to all our generous benefactors this past year who have provided tuition assistance to so many MC students. You have made our transformation possible.

I am sure you will agree, there is no better time to invest in the mission of Malden Catholic!

Happy New Year!

JOHN K. THORNBURG Headmaster

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Thomas (’66) and Olivia McDonough The lights dimmed and the curtain opened to storm and thunder!

The 2016 Lancer Drama production of The Tempest, under direction of Brother Ron Santoro, launched the audience into a world of Shakespearean magic and remarkable high school acting. Later in the show, Prospero’s famous musing that, “We are such stuff as dreams are made on,” softly drifting through the chamber, seemed almost an invitation to imagine the dreams that had populated the theater over its almost fifty years. Here was the scene of hundreds of life-enriching events and ceremonies: Masses, prayer services, Joe Hayes extravaganzas, student council election speeches, National Honor Society inductions, Honor Roll presentations, special-speaker assemblies, Open House Admissions gatherings, athletic awards recognitions, and, of course, dozens of theatrical productions. For generations of young men, this was the place for moments of pride, moments of thanks, moments to dream.

Brother Ron, though, was not dreaming, but praying – praying that the lights would stay on and that the sound system would work!

The infrastructure was long past reliable. Thankfully, his prayers paid off, and the audience enjoyed a great show. They exited past well-worn seats, showing the age of forty-eight years of use. Our

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auditorium was the last “untouched” space at 99 Crystal Street, a holdout through years of upgrades and renovations elsewhere inside and outside the building. The need was clear, but somehow other priorities always managed to take precedence.

Enter Thomas ’66 and Olivia McDonough! Through their great generosity the auditorium would not only be renewed but re-imagined. New generations of young men and now young women would enjoy the shaping magic of the arts in their lives in a space wonderfully created just for that purpose. Dance, drama and music! It would all happen in the Thomas and Olivia McDonough Performing Arts Center, a state-of-the-art theater with stadium seating and two adjoining arts classrooms outfitted for rehearsal and performance needs.

Tom and Olivia’s kindness to Malden Catholic is hardly new.

Through a long history of scholarship support and as $750,000 benefactors in the Essential Malden Catholic Campaign, they have been inspiring models of goodness. Their new gift continues a tradition of remarkable philanthropy. Tom explains, “We have historically provided financial support to MC for scholarships and capital campaigns. Our motivation to support the new performing

arts center is informed by the personal experience of one of our daughters and our belief in the value of the performing arts. Our daughter was in theater from elementary school through college (even as a math major). We saw the enrichment and enjoyment that came to her because of the opportunity to be involved in the theater. Secondly, we feel that students who participate in the arts are enriched by the experience. It carries over into their studies, their sports, and the full enjoyment of their entire educational experience. It was with this in mind that Olivia and I were pleased to provide the financial resources to construct the new performing arts center at Malden Catholic.”

Born in Chelsea in 1949, the son of a policeman, Tom called Somerville home for his first twelve years. Then, his family settled along the Fellsway in Malden, where he and younger brother Paul (MC’68) joined the many other neighborhood kids who found the local Catholic education a smart and practical choice.

Tom recalls, “The reason I attended Malden Catholic was rather practical. My family moved to Malden when I was 12. Until then I had always attended public school. My first year in Malden I went to the public junior high. We discovered that all the families in our neighborhood attended Catholic school, and we felt, too, that it would be the best choice for us as well. So I enrolled in Immaculate Conception School. Upon leaving grammar school, I had just a short walk to MC, which at the time was on Highland Avenue.”

Tom was a member of one of the last classes to complete the Malden Catholic experience at Highland Avenue. He remembers the tight knit community, the camaraderie among students, most of whose names he can still easily recall, the rigor, discipline, and expectation of performance. Principal Brother Robertus, C.F.X., McDonough says, “put a footprint on the student body, sometimes literally”! His memories, though, of time spent at MC are no longer especially of particular moments or events. Rather they weave in a retrospective maturity that recognizes the structures in place for learning, the transformational culture of a Catholic education, the opportunities for individual and communal engagement in sports and activities, the relationships among students and staff, and the ethos of success.

Following graduation from Malden Catholic in 1966, Tom attended Northeastern University, majoring in Business Administration.

Tom and Olivia met as undergraduate students at Northeastern.

Following graduation, Olivia enrolled in Boston College and graduated with a Master’s degree in special education. She went on to teach blind children who were mainstreamed in public schools. Now married 48 years, Olivia and Tom raised daughters Alison, Meghan, and Amy. As proud grandparents, too, they have played no small part in spoiling 5 granddaughters. Tom and Olivia now divide their time between homes in Sarasota, Florida and Dennis on Cape Cod. Tom has been a longtime industry leader in the field of managed healthcare and employee benefits. In 1998 he joined Coventry Health Care (Bethesda, MD) as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, overseeing all of Coventry’s health plan operations. He was at the helm in that role in 2003 when Barron’s financial news publication named Coventry at the top of its list of 500 top-performing companies in the nation. In 2005, Tom was appointed Coventry’s President, a position held through 2008.

Before joining Coventry, Tom served as Chief Executive Officer of Uniprise (Hartford CT), a division of United Healthcare, providing health benefit services to large multi-state employers.

Services Corporation (Columbus, OH) and President of Jardine Group Services Corporation (Albany NY), an insurance brokerage company specializing in brokerage, administrative services for large corporations, affinity groups and associations. Recipient of our 2010 Malden Catholic Lifetime Achievement Award, Tom is currently a partner with Guidon Partners Investments, Washington, DC. He also serves on the board of several companies and is Chair of the Board of the D’Amore McKim School of Business at his college alma mater, Northeastern University.

Tom reflected for us that how one achieves success in life becomes much clearer when one can look back at the pathways that led to the present and to consider those factors that influenced the path. “The journey,” he says, “in large measure is influenced by the foundations you establish early in your life. Family values, educational opportunities, mentors, and sometimes a bit of luck.

MC was part of that foundation for me. It wasn’t clear to me then, but in hindsight it is now.”

Realizing that Malden Catholic had been a blessing in his life, Tom and Olivia are eager to avail its unique opportunities to others: “Malden Catholic is a gem in the midst of the city. It offers young men and women a superior educational opportunity under the guidance of an experienced leadership team, faculty, and coaching staff. Parents can expect their students to graduate from MC not only with a quality Catholic education, but also as quality individuals who are well prepared for the next challenge in their lives. It is therefore essential that we all support the institution not only to perpetuate the opportunity for others, but frankly to give back for the blessings we received from attending MC. I’ve been fortunate to have achieved some success in my career. I believe it is my personal obligation to give back and say thank you to MC for helping me establish the foundation to reach my potential.”

The magic of their kindness will now provide Malden Catholic with a sparkling new Performing Arts Center that will shape the imaginations and inspire the creative talents of generations of Lancers to come!

In theater, and in life, we know, the players come and go. Shakespeare reminds us with world-weary wisdom that,

All the world’s a stage, And all the men & women merely players; They have their exits & their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts…

“As You Like It” Malden Catholic will be forever grateful that Tom and Olivia have been no mere players in the life of the School. Their loving kindnesses over many years have deeply enriched the lives of our students and will do so well into the future! We are abundantly thankful that the parts they have chosen to perform have been a shaping magic!

Prior to Uniprise, McDonough was President of Harrington

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Lancer Life Despite the challenges, each student has gone above and beyond and continued to be involved with activities throughout the year.

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L ANCERS OF GOLF Cheers to Lancers of Golf!

A sell-out crowd of over 130 MC parents, alumni and friends gathered on September 23 at the Bradford Country Club for the 35th Annual Malden Catholic Classic. It was a perfect day for golf with great company and enthusiasm that could not be dampened by the brief unexpected downpour that appeared as golfers headed to their first hole. Returning champions Dr. Bruce Doyle P ’21, and his team finished first with -16.

The tournament also provided a unique opportunity to celebrate the legacy of the late Carl Mata ‘67. Carl’s widow, Maureen (Gordon) Mata GC ‘69, his sons and beloved friends from MC and GC 1969 were in attendance.

LLP; Rockland Trust; Arthur DeBenedictis, CPA; Paul Gillespie, Esq. ’58; the Undefeated MC 1965 Football Team; and Malden Catholic Hockey 2021 - 2022.

The generous support of all participants and Lancers of Golf Sponsors resulted in over $23,000 raised for student scholarships at Malden Catholic. MC would like to recognize and thank event sponsors: Rosemary (Boland) GC ’69 and Jim Phalen; Century Bank; Danvers Ford; Tarpey Insurance; Focus Technology; RSM US,

M A L D E N C AT H O L I C I N T E R N S H I P S This summer, the Malden Catholic Center for Leadership provided professional competitive internship opportunities for over 70 students who participated in real-world leadership experiences in business, STEM and the arts.

A number of Malden Catholic alumni in the fields of law, marketing, technology, health services and retail offered business internship positions for a host of students.

Students with an interest in science participated in a proprietary STEM research program conducted in conjunction with Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In addition, a group of students assisted with an active construction project in the Engineering Intensive experience and created engaging marketing and communications content for Urban Media Arts (formerly Malden Access TV). According to Nick Julian ’22, “The best takeaway from the MC Internship experience was the exposure I had to the real world. Waking up early in the morning, driving to Cambridge, working in an office and attending live events on behalf of Allied Global Marketing, the largest entertainment marketing firm of its kind, was truly something I never imagined that I would experience at 17 years old.” Mr. Joseph O’Donnell ‘62, founder of Allied Global Marketing, sponsored the internship.

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In addition to the hands-on experience, MC students benefited from networking with career professionals and learning invaluable skills that are transferable across any path they may choose after college graduation. “This summer, we worked on creating a social media campaign

for Cataldo Ambulance Service directed toward younger job-seekers. The company made sure we had enough digital resources and gave us an insight to the world of marketing. This internship has opened my eyes to the responsibilities involved in becoming a professional in this field, and marketing is now a career I would like to pursue,” stated Isabella De La Gala ’23.

Malden Catholic has plans to expand the Internship Program and continue to expose students to potential future career paths and areas for college course concentration. If you would like to offer an internship for a Malden Catholic student in the summer of 2022, please contact Mr. Chris McCarthy at mccarthyc@maldencatholic.org.

A N N O U N C I N G 2022 G A L A H O N O R E E S D R . DA N I E L J . M C C A R T H Y ’ 50 & M R S . M A R G A R E T T. (N O O N A N) M C C A R T H Y G C ‘ 50

Our upcoming spring season and the Malden Catholic Gala are fast approaching, and I am thrilled to announce that Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ‘50 and Mrs. Margaret T. (Noonan) McCarthy GC ’50 will be honored as the recipients of the school’s “Plus Ultra Award” at the annual Gala that will take place on Thursday, April 28, 2022, at 6:00 PM at Malden Catholic High School. Longtime benefactors of the school, Dr. and Mrs. McCarthy have established scholarship funds for Malden Catholic Girls and Boys Divisions, as well as an earlier Fund in memory of Margaret’s cousin Margaret M. Dunphy GC ‘61. They are also members of Malden Catholic’s Plus Ultra Society and the Saint Francis Xavier Society.

Margaret “Peggy” McCarthy, after graduating Girls Catholic in 1950, went on to Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital School of Nursing, obtaining her R.N. in 1953. Her nursing career took her to five states, including Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Georgia, working in nine different hospitals as a staff nurse and supervisor. She later earned a B.S. degree from Emmanuel College while in her early 50’s, graduating on the same day as her youngest child, Mary, who graduated from high school. She then began a successful 30-year career in real estate on Boston’s North Shore, while raising three children with her husband, Dan. Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy attended Dartmouth College, where he played on the hockey team, as he had at MC, receiving an AB degree in 1954. He continued at Dartmouth’s Amos Tuck School of Business and received an MBA degree a year later. After four years as a Navy Officer, he enrolled in the Doctoral Program at Harvard Business School, receiving a DBA degree in 1962.

Dr. McCarthy retired from Northeastern University in 2017 as University Distinguished Professor and the D’Amore-McKim Distinguished Professor of Global Management & Innovation. He also served for 29 years as a Corporate Director of Clean Harbors Inc, a $6 billion NYSE listed company, the last ten years as Lead Director, retiring in 2016. He remains an Associate at the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University.

I am most grateful to Margaret and Dan McCarthy for their tremendous commitment and dedication to the Malden Catholic community, and look forward to having the opportunity to honor and present them with the “Plus Ultra Award” at the Gala! I kindly ask that you mark your calendars for this wonderful occasion.

Warmly,

JOHN K. THORNBURG Headmaster

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SINGING THE SONG

Paul and Margaret Chisholm Who sings the song of Catholic education today? Who writes the words and fashions the tune? There’s a whole diverse chorus, no doubt, comprised of students who achieve beyond expectation, teachers who inspire lovingly, parents who sacrifice heroically and friends who support generously. Paul and Margaret Chisholm are no strangers to any of these roles. First hearing the tune from parents who valued Catholic education, they each came of age in the 1960s, a time understood by many as “The Catholic Moment” in America. A young, vibrant Irish-Catholic from Massachusetts was president; religious teaching congregations of Sisters and Brothers were at their all-time membership height; and Catholic elementary and secondary schools reached enrollment peaks not equaled since.

Those Catholic schools had evolved from stepping stones for largely Irish, German, and Italian-immigrant cultural assimilation to launching pads for leadership, economic success, and prosperity -- all while offering a moral core centered in Gospel values. Catholic schools were quite a gift for those who could afford them! And many could, thanks to parish support and to a workforce comprised chiefly of nuns, priests, and brothers. Nonetheless, a $150 annual tuition could be a financial stretch for some! Back in that day, a community of 32 Xaverian Brothers once called 99 Crystal Street home. Along with dedicated lay men and women who helped staff the school, they “sang the song” for Malden Catholic from 1968 through the ‘70s.

Their one-time 2nd-floor bedrooms are now MC admissions, development and business offices. Their dining room, community room, and chapel, which had doubled as a worship space for the school, were ultimately part of the demolition and renovations that heralded expansion and the 2018 arrival of a Girls Division. For the past five years a small, converted office has served as a temporary chapel, meeting the basic liturgical needs of the school.

That’s about to change!

The melody of Catholic education has been something of the musical score to the Chisholm’s lives. Margie, growing up in Somerville with two sisters and two brothers, enjoyed the educational benefits of Matignon High School and Emmanuel College. She and three siblings attended Saint Catherine School in Somerville. Her brother Tony then went to BC High, and Mary Catherine and Judy, joined Margie at Matignon. Judy’s boys JP and Tim Walsh attended MC. Paul and his brother Richie, growing up in Roslindale, attended Sacred Heart School; then Paul took 14

advantage of the offerings at Catholic Memorial High School and, later, Boston College. Paul’s brother, Richie, would become longtime Principal at Catholic Memorial.

Margie recalls, “Paul and I first met at a mutual friend’s party during our senior year and later reconnected when we were both working part time at Jordan Marsh (long-departed Boston department store... swallowed up by Macy’s).” Right after their college graduation, they both relocated to North Carolina for graduate school, Paul at Wake Forest for a brand-new MBA program and Margie at UNC Chapel Hill, to pursue a degree in library science. Paul was looking for more rigor in his program, so they both decided to move back to Boston where Margie worked at New England Telephone/AT&T as a service representative, and Paul took a position also at New England Telephone/AT&T as a telecom/data consultant. They married in 1972. Margie laughs, “We were SO young!” Paul completed his MBA at Babson, and Margie earned her Master’s degree at Lesley College while raising her family.

They lived for four years in Somerville, then moved to West Medford in 1976 soon after their first son Jamie was born. Sons Robby and Brendan followed! Jamie is now Senior Director of Corporate Affairs at Draft Kings, Robby is the Principal of the Condon School in South Boston, and Brendan is the Chief of Staff for the Chancellor at UMass Chan Medical School. The family worshipped at St. Raphael Parish, where the boys also attended school, before Robby (MC’95) and Brendan (MC’99) made their way to Malden Catholic. The boys had a great run at MC. Paul and Margie have many happy memories of special MC teachers and student friends of the boys, but in recalling those stories, they are always cautious not to go too far into detail, as they often end with someone landing himself in “detention”! The theme, though, is something like “West Medford meets Charlestown, the North End, Revere, and the rest of the world” in that interesting, diverse mix of backgrounds and personalities that has always been the hallmark of an MC Man. Paul admits that he could easily have declared several of his son’s MC friends as “dependents” on his income tax because they were always at his home. Margie’s professional interests and expression of ministry found fertile ground at St. Raphael School, where in 1987 she began service as a librarian and later enjoyed other roles as campus minister and Director of Mission and Identity. She still stays connected with St. Ray’s in advisory and volunteer capacities. Among those

she credits with the caring influences that helped shape her worldview, Margie notes, first, her parents as teachers of kindness and compassion; then, she finds inspiration in the joyful witness to Jesus’ love that she finds in the Medical Missionaries of Mary, a religious community whom she supports and serves.

Paul’s career initiative and talents have taken him to the top of the telecom world. From 1992 to 2001, he was president and CEO of COLT Telecom Group, headquartered in London, England. While there he was ranked the 26th-best-performing CEO in the world by The Harvard Business Review. He then continued to make his mark as an industry giant as Chairman and CEO of mindSHIFT Technologies. While under his leadership, mindSHIFT, one of the largest IT outsourcing and cloud services providers for small and medium-sized businesses, was recognized as the number one MSP in the United States for four consecutive years.

Paul has been a member of the Executive Council of the distinguished Catholic Schools Foundation, which does so much to support Catholic education in the Boston Archdiocese; a Trustee Emeritus of Babson College, a Board member for several technology companies, and is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors for Cathedral High School in Boston’s South End. Paul has even demonstrated the facility and skills to step briefly into the operational role at Cathedral, serving as Head of School during a recent change in school leadership.

Many people and organizations deeply appreciate Paul and Margaret for their achievements, service and philanthropy. Paul was presented the “Vince in Bono Malum Award” for Professional Achievement from Catholic Memorial High School. In 2014, Margaret and Paul were the honored recipients of the “Dear Neighbor Award” presented at the first annual “Living the Dream” Dinner celebrating 140 years of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston. Malden Catholic also honored Margaret and Paul with a Lifetime Achievement Award at our 2016 Gala.

In her remarks that night, Margie explained her loyalty to Malden Catholic in terms of a mother’s debt of gratitude, “I am thankful for Malden Catholic’s having provided our sons with an environment that nurtured our most cherished values and with teachers who cared as much about their moral development as their intellectual growth.

Their teachers effectively modeled our ideals in ways that resonated with our boys during those interesting adolescent years when my attempts to influence them often met with resistance.” She added, “Another reason for gratitude is that although MC emphasized high academic and behavioral standards, it had an expansive and inclusive philosophy. Boys from all sorts of backgrounds and levels of academic ability were welcomed, and they were offered the help needed to be successful in high school and beyond.” Paul would concur, saying, “Malden Catholic provides an important alternative educational

experience – one that emphasizes academic mastery, of course, while also being values based, Gospelcentered, and grounded in community. It stresses the importance of both the common good and individual accomplishment. To achieve this balance, the school must have the resources to maintain high standards of scholarship while nurturing an environment in which personal best and regard for others are equally significant.”

Paul and Margie have gone above and beyond in assisting with those needed resources. Their years of kind generosity to Malden Catholic, including their role as major donors in our 2015 The Essential Campaign, have helped us to continue to sing the song of Catholic education vibrantly. What’s more, though, through their extraordinary goodness, Malden Catholic will once again have a fully functioning Chapel right along the main thoroughfare of our building where it should be! We are delighted, thankful, and excited that by this March the Brother Thomas Puccio, CFX Chapel, named in honor of longtime MC administrator Brother Puccio, will offer students, faculty and staff alike a sacred space for reflection, prayer and praise.

Those who have received Christmas cards and Easter updates from Margaret and Paul in recent years have enjoyed the accompanying family photo-scenes of a broadly smiling Paul and Margie surrounded by their children and nine grandchildren. The beat goes on!

One wonders, will Catholic schools be in their futures?

Paul and Margaret have done more than their part in boosting the sustainability of Catholic schools.

We thank Paul and Margie for a lifetime of singing the song of Catholic education, for having included Malden Catholic as one of the verses in their tune, and for having extended their family love both to us and to the greater Catholic family of the Boston area. Through their generosity, generations to come may enjoy excellence in academics and experience the imprint of Gospel values at schools like MC that inspire lifelong learning, faith, and service! We are deeply grateful to them!

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I N T R O D U C I N G T H E V P O F A DVA N C E M E N T

Mr. Sean Hurley ’97 CFO AND VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVANCEMENT

Following his student years at Malden Catholic, Sean Hurley ’97 attended Bates College, majoring in economics and minoring in Spanish. He rowed for all 4 years on their Men’s Rowing Team. Subsequently, he was an investment banker in New York’s energy sector for 3.5 years at Wasserstein Perella. Next, Sean went to Citadel Investment Group, where he worked for 7 years as a Portfolio Manager in their Chicago and London offices, helping launch their Equities Derivatives business within their Long/Short Equities portfolio. Sean then started his own smaller hedge fund for 3 years and simultaneously created an education analytics company called MyRoadForward to help young people evaluate different career paths and education opportunities. Along the way, he completed an MBA at the University of Chicago with a focus on entrepreneurship and finance. Sean served on MC’s Board of Trustees for 6 years prior to joining Malden Catholic in 2019.

In simple language, Sean is a “big picture guy” who oversees the strategic interests of MC’s Advancement, Admissions and Finance efforts and coordinates daily operations in those three intersecting school areas. He devours data and determines how best to use it to our advantage. Sean works with his Advancement colleagues and our Board members to speak with as many alumni and benefactors as possible. He works with our Admissions Director to create exciting ways to promote Malden Catholic to our local Catholic and public school communities.

He has engendered creative partnerships with those schools, attracting middle and elementary school students to MC STEM classes and summer programs. He helps to run our very successful 8th-grade Small Group Tours and 16

Presentations, which, in our pandemic environment, have replaced our Open Houses. Sean also recognizes the tuition challenges of many of our families, so he executes on our strategic goals with Advancement to make an MC education as affordable as possible for Malden Catholic families.

“It’s so important,” he says, “for MC to continue to respond to families that we serve. Though we provide service to a variety of middle-class communities, our students are enrolling and graduating at colleges at significantly higher rates than other students in their local areas. An MC education,” says Hurley, “makes a dramatic difference in the lives of our students and in furthering the possibilities of their future success. We are fortunate to be agents in this powerful dynamic!”

Sean grew up in Medford and now lives in Winchester with his wife, Elizabeth, daughter Isabel, 9, and son Alex, 7. He finds it relaxing to walk his dog in the Middlesex Fells, and the family is proud of their gardening efforts! “We grew our own pumpkins this year,” he says, “along with lots of tomatoes, cucumbers, spinach, celery, squash and even some corn!” MC can be proud, too, of the growth it has enjoyed with Sean’s nurturing care!

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Meet your Malden Catholic Advancement Team A private school gives students a four-year adventure of learning and relationship building with classmates, teachers, coaches and other staff. Where that relationship turns for the next 60 (or so) years after graduation is the business of the Advancement Office! Beyond the effort to engage alumni, an Advancement Team works to enlist the broadest possible range of parent, community and corporate support to help insure the sustainability of a school. We have a great Team at Malden Catholic, and there is a new look to the department.

“I am excited about the new structure for our Advancement Office,” says Headmaster John Thornburg. “Sean Hurley’s leadership talent at the strategic level will catalyze our outstanding staff, as we reach to achieve our aggressive advancement goals. Malden Catholic is at an important point in its history, as we launch our bold strategic plan.” We would like you to meet the other members of our dynamic Advancement Team: Robert McCarthy, Senior Director of Advancement; Sarah Hamilton P ’22, Director of Advancement Operations; and Christopher McCarthy MC ’91, Associate Director of Advancement & Alumni Engagement.

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S E N I O R D I R E C T O R O F A DVA N C E M E N T

A native of Brighton, Bob attended Matignon High School (Cambridge) and Boston College, where he earned, first, an A.B. in Theology and Classics, and then his M.Ed. in Administration and School Leadership from BC’s Lynch School. His son Chris (MC’07) recently joined our MC staff, and his daughter Chiara, an RN-NP Simmons College alumna, is a nurse practitioner at Children’s Hospital.

At Malden Catholic, Bob assumes three main responsibilities: to work closely with the Headmaster, Executive Team, and Board of Trustees to establish funding relationships and secure resources that support Malden Catholic’s mission and long-term strategic goals; to lead advancement efforts to identify, cultivate, pursue and retain major donor and contributor support, while working to maintain strong relationships with alumni donors, planned giving society members and foundations; and to strategize and implement efforts to secure untapped resources.

Bob has an extraordinary 40-years of service in Catholic education in all roles including classroom instructor, Admissions Director, Advancement Director, Principal and Headmaster. He served as the

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co-chair of the 2002 feasibility study which resulted in the decision to convert one of the Archdiocesan Central High Schools into a Cristo Rey model school, combining a rigorous college prep educational program with corporate work study positions for all students. Bob served as the first Principal of the school and later as Headmaster and Development Director where he oversaw the implementation of a successful and comprehensive advancement program.

Bob has served on numerous committees throughout the Archdiocese of Boston including the first elementary accreditation review board which resulted in Catholic elementary schools moving into the process of accreditation with the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc. (NEASC). He has been an active participant in the National Catholic Educational Association as a regional delegate and served on multiple NEASC accreditation committees serving as both chairperson and committee member. He has served on numerous school advisory boards.

Several years ago, Bob was recognized by the Catholic Schools Foundation at the annual Inner-City Scholarship Fund Dinner for outstanding contributions to Catholic education.

“What I find most interesting about Malden Catholic,” says Bob, “is the personal and professional achievement and success of the school’s alumni since the school’s founding in 1932 and the deep and enduring loyalty and relationships to and with the Xaverian Brothers, faculty and staff and the wider MC community that exist. The MC experience across the decades resonate with a strong sense of community and deep roots that are foundational to the Xaverian Brothers in their vocation and mission to build enduring personal relationships.” Bob is pleased that the school’s long history of developing students with strong character who act to improve the world provides support for MC’s fundraising efforts.

S A R A H P. H A M I LTO N P ’22 ,

D I R E C T O R O F A DVA N C E M E N T O P E R AT I O N S

A native of Lawrence, MA, Sarah has lived in Methuen for the past 30 years with husband Rick. They are blessed with three children, William, 22, Caroline, 21 and Aidan, 17, who is a senior at MC. Following her high school years at Presentation of Mary Academy in Methuen, she earned a BA in Government and minored in American Studies at Skidmore College. Sarah’s education continued with a Juris Doctorate from New England Law. After graduating from law school and passing the bar in 1988, Sarah started a nearly 2-decade career as a self-employed attorney, in general practice with lots of domestic and family law work. Most of the caseload, though, was

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criminal defense work through the Essex County Bar Advocate Program. Sarah was assigned twice a month to the Lawrence District Court, where she represented indigent clients, following their cases from arraignment through deposition, whether that be by dismissal, plea or trial before a judge or jury. Through this challenging work, Hamilton says, “I really learned to think on my feet and advocate for so many people to find the best resolution for their problems.”

Sarah’s legal career abruptly came to an end in 2007 when her daughter Caroline, who was in kindergarten at the time, was diagnosed with a Juvenile Pilocytic Astrocytoma – “a fancy name,” she says, “for the most common pediatric brain tumor.” She immediately began chemotherapy at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Hamilton recalls, “As I was a self-employed solo practitioner, I could not keep up with my practice. I became a full-time brain tumor mother.

When I learned about the frontline treatments for our daughter’s brain cancer, which were archaic, invasive and ineffective due to a lack of funded research, I became involved in a parent driven grass-roots effort to change things.

I began fundraising efforts through the Jimmy Fund as Team Chickaroo, to raise funds for research. By 2019, Team Chickaroo raised over $1 Million (through the Jimmy Fund Walk, a Chickaroo Classic Golf Tournament, and a Mom Prom) and has impacted the development of targeted therapies and tumor identification.”

Returning to work in 2012, Sarah had a new career. She took a role, lasting till 2019, at her alma mater, PMA, as Director of Special Events and later as Director of Advancement. Now in her third year at Malden Catholic, Sarah assumes chief responsibility for coordination of the annual fund appeals for the Fund for Malden Catholic and the annual Gala. These tasks entail energetic devotion to messaging, event planning, stewarding of relationships, managing volunteers and attending to the many details that go into our daily Advancement operations.

In getting familiar with her new community – and thrilled that her son is part of it -- Sarah is wonderfully impressed by the loyal and most generous commitment of Malden Catholic’s alumni. “This speaks volumes,” she says. “of the value of an MC experience and the life changing impact of a Xaverian Brothers education.”

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C H R I S TO PH E R M CC A R T H Y ’ 07,

A S S O C I AT E D I R E C T O R O F

A DVA N C E M E N T & A L U M N I E N G AG E M E N T O P E R AT I O N S

We welcomed alum Chris McCarthy back to MC just this year. Hailing from Medford, he graduated from St. Anselm College and majored in Criminal Justice. As a youthful world traveler, Chris has visited 6 of 7 Continents, 23 countries in total. His favorite stopover was Botswana’s Okavango Delta in Africa. He says that he is blessed to enjoy close relationships with 4 grandparents who have been inspirational to him.

Chris’s key responsibilities are building, cultivating and stewarding relationships with key volunteers and groups.

His goal, thereby, is to sustain and increase The Fund for Malden Catholic’s giving and participation. Chris is also responsible for developing and executing strategies and opportunities to educate recent graduates about philanthropy. He does this through personal solicitations, establishing networks of personal and media communications, and coordinating a wide variety of School and alumni gatherings and events.

Prior to his time at MC, Chris was a sales representative and, later, Group Sales Account Executive for 7 years with Grand Circle Corporation, operating out of Boston, then Tampa, FL. He enjoys training at F45 Fitness Center, with high intensity interval and circuit training, and though he has not yet managed to run circles around his dad Bob, our Senior Director of Advancement, he does stay several steps ahead of most of our young alums! We are thankful for his energy and enthusiasm in cultivating relationships among our base and local community.

Thanks to the zeal and earnest labors of these four very talented members of our Advancement Team, Malden Catholic enjoys an advancement trajectory pointing toward a very positive future.

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Annual Report * 2020-2021

* This annual report reflects all gifts made from July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021.

Please notify the advancement office of any omissions or corrections.

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LET TER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

D E A R F R I E N D S O F M A L D E N C AT H O L I C : I truly hope this holiday season is one of joy for you and your family. Collectively, we have traveled an arduous journey in recent months, but I hope that better days are ahead. Knowing that there is always a silver lining behind every cloud, may we trust that some good can emerge even from our terrible pandemic. For me, and I hope perhaps for you, it has been a time to step back and reflect on what is important in our life journey. Rarely are “things” the most important! Almost always they are family and friendships; frequently, however, they are other people or institutions who have positively influenced us. A recent dinner with Brother Conal Owens, C.F.X., my high school Principal from 57 years ago, certainly reinforced my feelings about the power of a Xaverian influence in my life.

These are exciting times at Malden Catholic. Our codivisional model has transformed the school into one of the fastest growing Catholic secondary schools in the country. Our balance sheet and operating results are the best I have witnessed in the past 20 years. Despite the recent pandemic challenges, our team is about to wrap up a $4.6 million renovation at 99 Crystal Street. Included are a new performing arts center, girls locker room, science lab, and chapel, which will be named after our beloved Brother Tom Puccio. Few, if any, other local schools are currently making this level of infrastructure commitments. Confident of our future, Malden Catholic is moving boldly forward!

Consistent with our forward thinking, we are currently deeply engaged with a Strategic Plan with a goal of providing optimal direction for the next 5-10 years. We would not have the confidence to pursue the next chapter in the long and storied history of Malden Catholic and Girls Catholic without having unconditional belief that our benefactors are there for us.

Consolidation and closures continue among Catholic high schools locally as well as nationally.

A common theme of such schools is lack of donor support. Malden Catholic, on the other hand, currently provides over $4.5 million ANNUALLY in financial aid and scholarship monies.

We can make this happen only with incredible support from many different constituencies. I offer my personal thanks to parents, faculty and staff, trustees, Malden Catholic alumni, Girls Catholic alumnae, Foundations, and friends for your unwavering support.

It has been very gratifying in recent months to see the growing number of benefactors who have chosen to make Malden Catholic a part of their will or estate plan. Such generosity shows that members of our Malden Catholic family want to make certain that their legacy includes a final thank you to the Xaverian Brothers, School Sisters of Notre Dame, and dedicated lay faculty and staff who made such a difference in their lives.

God bless you for your continued encouragement and support of Malden Catholic.

Sincerely,

J I M D O N OVA N Hon 2011

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Fundraising Highlights G I V I N G S U M M A RY Board Designated Funds & Scholarships

$1,228,600

Fund for Malden Catholic

$867,500

Events

$327,200

Capital Projects

$900,000

Bequest

$37,000

D O N O R S BY CO N S T I T U E N C Y ALL GIFTS Alumni

$2,107,400

Foundations

$412,500

Current Parents

$86,800

Parents of Alumni

$209,300

Memorials / Estate Gifts

$146,900

Friends of the School

$399,300

Donors may belong to more than one constituency

MALDEN CATHOLIC ALUMNI - TOP

GIRLS CATHOLIC ALUMNAE - TOP

Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of

Class of Class of Class of Class of Class of

FIVE CLASSES FOR PARTICIPATION

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1966 1956 1974 1964 1962

FIVE CLASSES FOR PARTICIPATION

1969 1965 1966 1955 1957

E X PE N S E S

ADMINISTRATION - 6% STUDENT SERVICES - 13%

INSTRUCTIONAL - 34%

DEPRECIATION - 10% INTEREST - 3% ACADEMIC SUPPORT - 6% STUDENT AID - 28%

REVENUE

OTHER - 3%

GIVING - 30%

TUITION - 67%

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R E T U R N I N G T H E LOV E

Debbie & Bob Reardon ‘82 Throughout their lives, Bob and Debbie Reardon have emphasized the importance of a Catholic education to their children. “We wanted to encourage our children to walk in the path of kindness, compassion, hard work, and care of others. For us, that’s the foundation of family life,” said Bob. “I knew that the values I had received as a young man at Malden Catholic developed those qualities in me, as well as a strong Catholic worldview, and nothing pleased us more than to have our children benefit from a similarly rich Catholic ethos.”

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Catholic education is a well-woven tradition in the Reardon family fabric. As faithful parishioners at Saint Francis of Assisi Parish in Medford, they attended the parish school. Bob’s own mother, Kathleen Cafferty Reardon, was a Girls Catholic alumna from the Class of 1958.

Kathleen, in turn, made sure that her children would enjoy the benefits of the Girls Catholic and Malden Catholic experience by enrolling her three children. Bob graduated in 1982 from Malden Catholic, followed by his brother, Patrick, in 1984. His sister, Noreen, graduated from Girls Catholic in 1986.

“My siblings and I were all blessed to receive the education that our mother and grandmother wished for us,” Bob commented. “Bob and Debbie have channeled this sense of blessing in an on-going way through their sustained support of good work of Malden Catholic,” says Malden Catholic Headmaster Mr. John Thornburg. For this we are thankful! For the last several years, in memory of his mom, Bob has provided scholarship assistance, easing the challenge of tuition for deserving students. As strong supporters of our St. Francis Xavier Society, Bob and Debbie continue to return the gift they have been given!

While at Malden Catholic, Bob loved playing basketball and ran cross county. According to Bob, Track Coach Brother Myles McManus and Basketball Coach (later Headmaster) Tom Arria provided incredible, supportive, and encouraging experiences for him on the playing field, as well as in the classroom. He also credits his accounting teacher, Sister Norma, for the guidance and inspiration that propelled him into the next stage of his life as a Certified Public Accountant.

Following graduation from Merrimack College, Bob served as a CPA for the first 5 years of his career (for the firm now known as RSM). He has since become a serial entrepreneur with more than 10 start-up companies across various industries. Currently, Bob serves as chairman and CEO of Insight Service Group, Inc., the largest national medical-and-fraud services partner to the insurance industry.

Bob and Debbie currently reside in Winchester, Massachusetts and Palm Beach, Florida. They have three children, Bobby (25), who graduated from Boston College Carroll School of Management and is currently a Director of Mergers and Acquisitions at ISG; Sochia (23), who graduated from Northeastern D’Amore-McKim School of Business and is living and working in New York; and Shannon (21), who is a senior at Boston College in the Carroll School of Management.

Bob has served on many educational boards including those of the Fenn School, Newton Country Day School of the Sacred Heart, St Sebastian’s School, and the Boston College Leadership Council.

“Malden Catholic,” Bob proudly proclaims, “will forever be the beginning of my success as a young man, a friend, husband, and father, and I can’t overstate its influence on my life! Plus Ultra!”

“Malden Catholic is an institution that fosters a community of faith, a love of God, a concern for the poor and marginalized and a sharing of personal gifts and talents.”

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Plus Ultra Society RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING GENEROSITY TO MALDEN CATHOLIC

In honor of those donors who have gone “more beyond” through their gifts to Malden Catholic, the Plus Ultra Society recognizes lifetime giving of $100,000 or more. Academic programs, scholarships, athletics, facilities and religious formation flourish at MC because of their outstanding generosity.

PL U S U LT R A PL AT I N U M

PL U S U LT R A D I A M O N D

$5 MILLION+

$1 M I L L I O N - $2 , 49 9,9 9 9

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

PL U S U LT R A O PA L $2 , 50 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. Anne 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

PL U S U LT R A G O L D

PL U S U LT R A B R O N Z E

$ 50 0 , 0 0 0 - $9 9 9,9 9 9

$10 0 , 0 0 0 - $2 49,9 9 9

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

PL U S U LT R A S I LV E R $2 50 , 0 0 0 - $ 49 9,9 9 9 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation The Boland Family Scholarship Fund Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo P 1985 Rosemary and James Phalen GC 1969 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Carol Ann and Richard Wronski P 1983 1984 1987 The Xaverian Brothers

Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Bro. Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X. Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Diana and Robert Cataldo P 1986 F. Richard Couture 1958 Priscilla Donahue John J. Dunphy 1956 George O. Fall 1944 Flatley Foundation Nancy and William J. Heffron 1980 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Kevin M. Lonergan 1966 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 Jeremiah W. Sullivan 1950 Dee and R. Kingman Webster

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INDELIBLE MOMENTS

Steve Byrne ’95 Most of us, no doubt, have indelible high school moments etched into our memories – good times and bad.

For Steve Byrne ’95, the memories are good! Mostly!

Those recollections of fruitless attempts by him and the Class of ’95 posse John Kelley, Chris Caprio, Ryan Fortier, Matty McKenna, Ryan Hardy, and Robbie Chisholm to outwit disciplinarian, Mr. Tom Arria, are mostly buried beyond retrieval! But, for sure, he’ll never forget that Thanksgiving Eve, when, with the clock ticking down under a minute, his brother Dave ’93 launched a perfect spiral into the steady hands of Dennis Wilcox ’93. The MC crowd roared as the touchdown brought us within one point of #1-ranked Xaverian, and then Jeff Turner ’92 caught a two-point conversion and sealed the deal for a 15-14 win! Jeff’s daughter Avery and Steve’s daughter Maeve are currently Lancer sophomores, no doubt with their own memories in the making!

Steve was on the sidelines as a freshman fan at that game, but his years as an interscholastic athlete in football and basketball left him with dozens of great

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experiences and memories. An offensive and defensive tackle on the gridiron for four years, Steve earned Agganis All-Star honors. He also played two years of basketball, volunteered for Special Olympics, and attended MCLI. It’s not unusual that student-athletes will develop a strong bond of admiration and inspiration from teacher-coaches. Steve found those role models in the fun-loving and zealous persons of Rick Mazzei and Guy Prescott. Mr. Mazzei’s “The 1960s U.S. History” senior elective could entrance even the most reluctant students (not saying that that was Steve!), and his expertise on the Lacrosse field brought home a string of Catholic Conference Championships in the ’90s. Prescott’s powerful personality, his spirit of joy on the football field and in his Physical Education and Social Studies classes were legend. Steve recalls them fondly and thanks them for teaching that one should love whatever one chooses for a profession.

Steve grew up in Malden with brothers Dave ’93, and Danny ’98, and sister Jen, who attended Pope John XXIII High School. He recalls, “After nine years at Sacred Hearts’ Cheverus, down the street, I continued my Catholic education at MC. Several friends from Cheverus went to MC. It was important to my parents for us to go to Catholic schools, and we are all still not sure how they did it financially for the four of us.” But they did, and Malden Catholic was the launching pad for Steve’s next years at Bentley University, where he majored in Business Management and played football.

For the past twenty years, Steve has been making his mark at Fidelity Investments, where he has transitioned through a variety of finance roles. He counts about seven or eight of them. “Early on,” he says, “working within Corporate Decision Support and Competitive Analysis really opened my eyes. Collaborating in numerous strategic decisions and seeing the impacts of them through our firm’s P&L, cash flow, and balance sheet informed and challenged my perspective, preparing me for all future roles.” Steve is currently Vice-President of Finance in Fidelity’s Institutional Business line, where he partners closely with their Clearing, Custody, and Intermediary business heads. When not volunteering on the Bear Hill Golf Club Board of Governors or with our Malden Catholic Alumni Association, he pursues enrichment opportunities with the Wharton Securities Industry Institute, a 3-year program, meeting 1 week annually and culminating in a SIFMA/Wharton Certificate; and as a participant in Fidelity’s GLTP -- Global Leader Tomorrow Program -- executive leadership program.

Byrne lives in Wakefield with his wife of 19 years, Keri, and their three children, Maeve ’24, Delia, and Ronan.

Together, they spend lots of time with family and friends.

Steve enjoys opportunities to golf and to travel and, always, to follow our Boston sports teams. When his daughter Maeve was exploring the high school landscape as an 8th-grader, Steve didn’t want to be “one of those parents” who takes charge of the decision making and forces the choice. “I brought Maeve and 5 friends down to see the school one night in their 7th-grade year.

I honestly wasn’t pushing MC too hard, and we were looking at 2 - 3 other schools. By the time we left that evening, Maeve stated that she was going to MC whether she knew anyone going there or not!” Perhaps unbeknownst to Steve, his years of “talking up” MC did have an impact on his daughter. When asked what influenced her decision to attend MC, she led by saying her dad talked about it “all the time,” and then went on to say that she felt a special sense of community at MC’s Open House. Maeve has been quick to throw her energies into successful academics and athletics as center on last year’s Girls JV Basketball Team and as a defender this year on our first-ever Field Hockey Team.

We hope that Maeve comes to cherish what is very clear to her Dad. “The Malden Catholic community,” he says, “creates a special place to learn, grow and push oneself and classmates to new heights. MC is all about building great friendships, appreciating accountability and learning about leadership. Most of my best friends today are from MC ’95, and we continue to push each other to do better today.” Some things are just impossible to forget!

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The Saint Fancis Xavier Society LEADERSHIP GIVING IN SUPPORT OF THE FUND FOR MALDEN CATHOLIC

Malden Catholic’s leadership giving circle, the Saint Francis Xavier Society, began in 1994 as a way to promote and celebrate unrestricted gifts of $1,000 or more to the Fund for Malden Catholic. SFX Chair and founder, Joe O’Donnell ’62, was one of four Charter Members who contributed a total of $8,000 to the Fund for MC in its first year.

Membership in the SFX Society has grown steadily over the past 26 years. In 2020 - 2021, membership increased to 170 with MC alumni with Girls Catholic High School alumnae, parents, faculty, staff, grandparents, and friends of Malden Catholic comprising the group’s membership. In FY 2020 – 2021, SFX Society members contributed over $741,000 to the Fund for Malden Catholic, which represents 85% of all FFMC giving.

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

PA R T N E R S I N T H E M I S S I O N $750,000+

Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966^

L E G AC Y S O C I E T Y

250,000 to $749,999 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011^ 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 $249,999 Anonymous^ Flatley Foundation^ Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962

B E N E FAC T O R S S O C I E T Y

$50,000 to $99,999 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974^ Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974

TRUSTEES SOCIET Y

$30,000 to $49,999 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation^ Mary T. (Flanagan) GC 1950 + & Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. 1948+ Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family^ Rosemary (Boland) GC 1969 and James Phalen^

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FOUNDERS SOCIET Y

$20,000 to $29,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964^ Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021^ Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946+^ Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963^ Stacey and John Sullivan^ The Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation^

P R I N C I PA L S S O C I E T Y

$15,000 to $19,999 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964

LEADERS SOCIET Y

$10,000 to $14,999 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982^ Century Bank and Trust Company^ Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P 1995 1999 Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 John H. Costello 1964^ F. Richard Couture 1958 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981^ The Guinee Family Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P 2011 2015 2020 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P 2009 2011 Ellen and William Guinee P 2011 2015 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997^ Joseph J. Keough 1988 Ann Magee Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982^

BLUE AND GOLD SOCIET Y

$5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. 1966^ James H. Carrasco Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 Diana Cataldo P 1986 Donovan Family Foundation Thidie and James P. Donovan^ Daniel J. Fitzgerald 2012 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald 2006 Neil J. Hynes 1953^ April and Michael Joyce Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Patricia McWade GC 1965^ David F. O’Brien 1951^ Sue and Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990^ Abigail and James J. Perry 1996^ Vincent F. Petroni 1966 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier 1991^ The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022^ Jeryl and Edward Williams P 2022^

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$2,500 to $4,999 The Annese Family 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^ Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966^

Sarah and Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992^ Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024^ Maryann and Mark F. Chiavelli 1986^ Richard P. Clark 1979 Barbara and Joseph Donovan^ John E. Fahey, Jr. 1965 Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission^ John J. Gallagher 1979^ Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964^ Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad 1971^ Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025^ Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994^ Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950^ Amelia Cruz-McDonough and Patrick McDonough P 2021 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2025^ Vincent J. Murphy 1946^ Lynne and Michael Nemerowski 1977, The Nemerowski Family Foundation^ James L. O’Connor 1962 Stephen and Janet O’Neill 1978 P 2015 Joshua R. Ouellette 2014^ Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979^ Becky and David A. Petti 1978 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024^ Dominic J. Roberto 2010^ Michelle and Jason Ruff P 2021^ Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan 1991^ Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Sheryl and Stephen Tarpey 1986 P 2022 The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell^ Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch^

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X AV E R I A N S O C I E T Y

$1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous^ April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992^ Eleanor and William T. Appleyard, Esq. 1955^ Arbella Charitable Foundation, Inc.^ Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. 1961 Jeffrey Becker^ Francis Bellini^ Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956^ Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Nora and Daniel Blake P 2022^ Gwen and David Blumberg P 2020^ Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991^ Bruner | Cott Architects^ Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 John J. Bruno PhD 1947 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Thomas E. Burke 1959 John J. Bush 1954+^ Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. 1975 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973^ Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995^ Sara and John A. Carriere 1971^ Eva and James W. Casamento 1984 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh 1965 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980^ M. Patricia and Professor John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 John K. Coleman, Esq. 1965 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948^ Cummings Properties, LLC^ Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959^ David M. DiGregorio 1997^ MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco, Esq. 1991 P 2023 Ann E. Dockray^ Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 Educate and Innovate PAC Kathy and Edward Ellison^ Joan and Thomas E. Endicott 1969 P 2000 2003 2006 2012 Julie and Joseph Esposito P 2013+^ Allan Finlay P 2001+ 2003^ James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 Karen and Joseph F. Fitzpatrick 1966^ Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 Linda Lynch Shaughnessy P 2017 |Garrett-Lynch Insurance Agency^ John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017^ Deborah and Frank Giso III P 2003 Raymond H. Gorman, Jr. 1943^ Sarah and Richard Hamilton P 2022^ Professor William F. Hanks, Ph.D. 1970^ Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 John Higgins 1957^ Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966^ Jane and Dr. Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Michael A. Iovanna 2013^ J. Marchese and Sons, Inc.^ Charith N. Jayasekera 2011^ Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951^ Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988^ Arrel and Robert Linderman GP 2023^ Marcella C. Littlefield P 1974

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Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994^ Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974 Mimi and John Lynch P 2020^ Dr. Susan Blumenthal, M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Alessandro Martignetti 1978^ Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986^ Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 William C. McDevitt, Esq. 1975^ Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968^ Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981^ Michelle and Michael S. Mini 1989^* Andrea and Timothy J. Morello 1990^ Mary Ellen and John Nott Anne Marie and Michael O’Connor P 2002, 2006, 2009 Carol Olive R.N.^ Erin and Matthew M. O’Neil 1999^ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ouellette P 2014^ Donald W. Palmer 1956 Elizabeth S. and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007+ Craig M. Peluso 1992 Anne and Dr. David Perticone P 2022^ Dana E. Petroni PE, 1981 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott 1982^ Robert Primavera Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GC 1969 and Ambassador Francis Ricciardone, Jr. 1969^ Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 1974 1976 Robert E. Rosdahl 1957 Leanne Russell P 2013^ Robert F. Savage 1956^ Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Kevin M. Shea 1966^ Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977^ Craig A. Spadafora 1991^ Joyce Mover, St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden Mark J. Sullivan 1983 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers 1952+ Patricia+ and James J. Tarpey P 1978 1981 1983 1986 GP 2010 2011 2022^ Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 Kimberly and John Thornburg^ Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023^ Windover Construction^ Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968^ Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community^ Xaverian Brothers Generalate^

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The Fund for Malden Catholic Gifts to the Fund for Malden Catholic provide critical unrestricted support that enables Malden Catholic to immediately respond to our school’s most critical needs. Generous support of the Fund for Malden Catholic helps to ensure the sustainability of Xaverian education and provides for the margin of education excellence that goes beyond the value of the cost of tuition.

With your gift of unrestricted funds to the Fund for Malden Catholic, you will enhance the academics, programs, technology and opportunities that prepare MC students for the future. This support also assures the affordability of a Malden Catholic education for each family. At Malden Catholic, we specialize in cultivating the whole student - spiritually, intellectually, socially and physically.

Now more than ever, the world needs young adults who are prepared to lead, live a life of service and exemplify the strength of the Xaverian values - these are the students of Malden Catholic.

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

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

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Malden Catholic Annual Giving 2020–2021 July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021 CELEBRATING OUR CULTURE OF PHILANTHROPY

At Malden Catholic we are blessed by an engaged, committed and generous community that has come together to support our mission for the benefit of Malden Catholic’s students. Because of your commitment to Malden Catholic, we have been able to pivot, persevere and thrive through these difficult times with our largest enrollment in ten years.

We thank you for making this happen!

ALUMNI GIVING 1939 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. 1939 P 1969 1971 1973 GC 1974 1976 GC 1977

1948 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Mary T. (Flanagan) GC 1950 + and Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. 1948+

1943 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Raymond H. Gorman, Jr. 1943

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Joan and Paul J. Crowley 1948

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Margaret H. Nealon, wife of the late Capt. William G. Nealon USN (Ret.) 1943+ 1946 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 William J. Sheehan 1946 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Elise and John T. Kerrigan 1946 1947 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Bruno, PhD 1947 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Philip A. O’Connell, Sr. 1947 P 1984 GP 2007

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Francis W. Shine 1948 Robert J. Wheeler 1948 Up to $99 Andrew J. Previte 1948 1950 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 M. Patricia and Professor John J. Clark, Jr. 1950 Deacon Paul E. Testa 1950 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Gerald Harvey 1950 Louis E. Mahoney III 1950 James C. O’Neill 1950 Up to $99 Peter G. Melchiono 1950

1951 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 David F. O’Brien 1951 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno 1951 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. 1951 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joanne and James F. Duffy 1951 John F. Feeney 1951 1952 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers 1952 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Alfred J. Johnson 1952 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Arlene and Paul T. Breen, Jr. 1952 Elizabeth and Dr. Thomas M. Sullivan, D.D.S. 1952 Mary and Colonel Edward T. Connors USA (Ret.) 1952 Up to $99 Colonel George L. Getchell USAF (Ret) 1952 1953 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Neil J. Hynes 1953 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 John V. Gibbons, Jr. 1953 James R. Fitzpatrick 1953 P 1978 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Paul J. Canniff 1953 Jean and Lawrence C. Dunn 1953 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Judith and Lawrence P. Chisholm 1953 Jane and Cornelius J. Coleman, Esq. 1953 Norbert B. Lavigne 1953 Up to $99 James J. Wade 1953 1954 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Maureen and Francis E. Flynn 1954 John J. Bush 1954+ Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Carol and James A. Angelo 1954 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Richard J. Jones 1954 Roberta and Robert J. Breen 1954 Raymond A. DeVita 1954 Carol and Kevin J. Kiley 1954+ John E. Lilley 1954 Barbara and Richard J. Shea 1954+ P 1981 Up to $99 Paul V. Sainato 1954

1955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. 1955 Eleanor and William T. Appleyard, Esq. 1955 Anita and Dr. Thomas P. Scannell DMD 1955 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dr. Austin W. Brewin 1955 Joseph M. Mulkerrin 1955 Hubert E. Holley 1955 William J. Kearney 1955 Richard A. Nazzaro 1955 Up to $99 Francis J. Geoffrion 1955 Reverend John J. Geaney CSP 1955 1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,999 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. 1956 Donald W. Palmer 1956 Robert F. Savage 1956 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary and Frank P. Fiorentino CPA 1956 Brendan J. Galvin PhD 1956 Up to $99 Mark C. Anderson 1956 Ann M. Tribble Wife of the late of Joseph L. Tribble 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 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John F. Gray 1957 Mary and Francis T. Reynolds, Esq. 1957 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 P 1988 GP 2021 George Mavridis 1957 V. R. Agostino 1957 Marie and Gerald E. Callahan 1957 Clarinda E. Campbell, Wife of the late of Daniel J. Campbell 1957+ Reverend Richard S. DeVeer 1957 Reverend John J. Hurley 1957 James G. McSweeney 1957 Paul D. Riley 1957 David J. Rimmer 1957 1958 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 F. Richard Couture 1958 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017 Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas J. Lally 1958 Up to $99 Arthur J. Lamphier 1958 1959 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy 1959 Thomas E. Burke 1959 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joanne and Thomas V. Foley 1959 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli 1959, P 1985 1989 Mary Ann and William J. Volk 1959 Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. 1959 Up to $99 Robert R. Riccardi 1959 Robert F. Conley 1959 1960 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 John J. Keough 1960 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul L. Kenny, Esq. 1960 Robert J. Donnelly 1960 Thomas R. Henneberry, Esq. 1960 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Donna and Richard G. Donovan 1960 Eugene J. McSweeney, Jr. 1960 Up to $99 George H. Bailey 1960 Ann and Thomas J. Connors 1960 Dr. John E. Tramondozzi 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 James S. Malonson 1961 Laura and Anthony G. Campano 1961 K. Lynnell and Paul E. Connolly 1961 Sandra and Francis X. Stone, Esq. 1961 James R. Ventola 1961 Joseph T. O’Connell 1961 Margaret and Arthur E. Driscoll 1961 Michael J. McLaughlin 1961 Mary and Robert M. Rooney 1961 1962 Highland Avenue Society - $100,000 to $249,999 Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 James L. O’Connor 1962 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Barbara (Sullivan) GC 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Lynne and David E. Moore 1962 Maureen and Michael W. Vasily 1962 Robert E. Regan 1962 John T. Doherty 1962 John T. Griffin, Jr. 1962 Paul R. Herbert 1962 Up to $99 Dorothy and Paul F. Brauneis 1962 Susan and Paul F. McCarthy 1962 Louise and Thomas L. Day 1962 1963 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Arthur J. McKinnon 1963 Barry W. Mawn 1963 Philip A. Doherty 1963 Brendan L. Hoyt, Jr. 1963 Mary McHugh, Wife of the late of Leo A. McHugh 1963+ Up to $99 John P. Conaghan 1963 1964 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 Principals Society - $15,000 to $19,999 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2025 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin 1964 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Susan Blumenthal, M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas M. Murphy 1964 Lucy M. Erkkila, wife of the late of John Erkkila 1964+ Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William J. Busby 1964 Sheila and John E. Cavicchi 1964 Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Robert J. Hurley 1964 Dr. William E. McCarthy 1964 Up to $99 Robert F. Daley 1964 and Ann (Crowe) Daley GCHS 1964 Jean and Richard A. DeVincentis 1964 Thomas M. Killion 1964 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 Jean Michael J. Connelly PhD 1965 Judy and Joseph J. Fahey 1965 Sarah and James F. Carey 1965 Maryann and William N. Cappello 1965 Claire and Dr. William H. Costello, Ph.D. 1965 P 1991 Daniel J. Guarino 1965 Richard L. Tilley 1965 Up to $99 Peter J. Guaragna 1965 Margaret and Stephen F. Sullivan 1965 1966 Partners in the Mission - $750,000+ Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough 1966 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. 1966 P 1999 Vincent F. Petroni 1966 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley 1966 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Karen and Joseph F. Fitzpatrick 1966 Kevin M. Shea 1966 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Paul C. Santilli 1966 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 John J. Haskard 1966 Rosemarie and Dr. Francis X. Blais 1966 Dr. Louis F. Ricciardone, Jr. 1966 Michael J. Conway 1966 Louis J. Ruggiero, Jr. 1966 Up to $99 Neal J. Murphy 1966 1968 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski 1968 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough 1968

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas M. Biagioni 1969 Frank Fama 1969 Thomas L. Myles 1969 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly 1969 P 2001 2003 Richard L. Freccero 1969 LTC Francis X. Jones 1969 1970 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Professor William F. Hanks, Ph.D. 1970 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas K. McBride 1970 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Brendan Breen 1970 Patrick J. Leary 1970 1971 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad 1971 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Sara and John A. Carriere 1971 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Debra Robinson-Berry and Paul S. Berry 1971 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William V. Monagle 1971 1972 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marisa and James M. Bushee 1972 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Paul E. Harvey 1972 Donna and Thomas L. Marchant 1972 Paul E. Logue, Jr. 1972 Up to $99 Jerome R. Joy 1972 Charles A. Mercier 1972 1973 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon 1973

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. 1968 Elaine and Roy E. Tribble 1968

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Joseph G. Marullo 1973

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Frank W. Heft, Jr. 1968 Reverend James F. Morris, Jr. 1968

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Debra and John R. Graf 1973 Maria and Robert G. Coughlan 1973 James P. Ricciardone 1973

1969 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GC 1969 and Ambassador Francis Ricciardone, Jr. Joan and Thomas E. Endicott 1969 P 2000 2003 2006 2012 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Lynn and Dr. Stephen J. Flanagan PhD 1969

Up to $99 Paul D. Mirley 1973 1974 Benefactors Society - $50,000 to 99,999 Laurie Wenstrup and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 John J. Prior, Jr. 1974

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Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Margaret and James A. Lynch III 1974 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana 1974 P 2015 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michael Keane 1974 David J. Brodette 1974 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 William C. McDevitt, Esq. 1975 Dr. Stephen J. Savarino MD, MPH 1975 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 David C. McBride, Esq. 1975 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Donna and Timothy J. Dunn 1975 David H. McLaughlin 1975 Lisa and David J. Norton 1975 Vanessa and Daniel S. Foley 1975 Stephen A. Solombrino 1975 1976 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. 1976 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 LuAnn and Richard A. Campo 1976 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Marta and Dr. James L. DeSimone 1976 Joseph Mavilio CPA 1976 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Daniel J. Peterson 1976 Carlton C. Kott, Jr. 1976 Up to $99 Peter F. Stickney 1976 Michael D. Hern 1976

Up to $99 Susan and Lawrence E. McAnneny 1977 1978 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Stephen and Janet O’Neill 1978 P 2015 Becky and David A. Petti 1978 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey 1978 P 2010 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Sean G. Downing, M.D. 1978 Ralph J. Quinn, Jr. 1978 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William F. Duffy 1978 Kevin J. McHugh 1978 Robert A. Serafini 1978 Paul C. Malachowski 1978 Dr. John F. Garofano 1978 Brendan J. Shea 1978 Emmy and Carl J. Sutera 1978 1979 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Richard P. Clark 1979 John J. Gallagher 1979 Mary and Christopher D. Perna 1979 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa 1979 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Carole Julian and Michael S. Cryan, Esq. 1979 John F. Donovan 1979 Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dean Cappello 1979 John F. O’Malley 1979 John F. English 1979 David B. Serafini 1979 Gerard L. Letendre 1979 Up to $99 Stephen F. McGlynn 1979 Roy M. Figueiredo 1979

1977 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Lynne Nemerowski, Wife of the late of Michael Nemorowski 1977+, The Nemerowski Family Foundation

1980 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Marie and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. 1976 P 2008 2011

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christine and Frank Ciampa 1980

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Robert W. Kanarkiewicz 1977 Brian H. Duffy 1977 Salvatore P. Falzone Jr. 1977

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William H. Ahern, Jr. 1977 Paula and John G. Tomasino 1977 Joseph S. Gulino CPA 1977

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas M. Hopkinson 1980 Kevin J. Pickett 1980 Up to $99 Jeannette and Jeffrey J. Symonds 1980

1981 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. 1981 Dana E. Petroni PE, PEng 1981 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 David F. Bortone 1981 Cathleen and Brian R. Shea 1981 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dawn and Richard Ferguson 1981 Dr. Michael J. Magliochetti 1981 Caroline and David P. Ventola 1981 P 2016 Up to $99 Allan J. Fitzmaurice 1981 James B. O’Brien 1981 1982 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Deborah and Robert M. Reardon 1982 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. 1982 Jane and Dr. Mark R. Iantosca, M.D. 1982 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott 1982 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Donald J. Gallagher 1982 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR 1982 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Philip J. McGovern 1982 K. Hari Reddy 1982 Terry and Dr. Michael Aronis 1982 Laura and Paul J. Cameron 1982 P 2016 Mary Ann and Gregory Ciampa 1982 John W. Malachowski 1982 James F. Daly 1982 Thomas H. Gorman, Jr. 1982 1983 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Mark J. Sullivan 1983 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Thomas V. Buonopane 1983 John P. McDonough 1983 Joseph M. Hartnett 1983 Melissa and Stephen P. Zizza 1983 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Eileen and Steven J. Bond 1983 P 2021 Up to $99 John P. Cooley 1983 1984 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Eva and James W. Casamento 1984

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Nicole and Christopher L. Clarke 1984 Catherine and Paul D. Neal 1984 P 2004 Robert J. Rivers, Jr. 1984 Up to $99 Father John C. Wronski S.J. 1984 Joseph W. Maguire 1984 1985 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 2021 Jennifer and David C. Morrison 1985 Stacey and James J. Cullen 1985 John D. Harrington 1985 Alfonso C. Romano 1985 Michelle and Fred Capone, Esq. 1985 P 2018 1986 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Christine and Dennis R. Cataldo 1986 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Maryann and Mark F. Chiavelli 1986 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey 1986 P 2022 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. 1986 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 John B. Potter 1986 Matthew C. Overlan 1986 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joseph M. Sullivan 1986 Michael J. Keefe 1986 Brian R. McCarthy 1986 Christopher P. Joyce 1986 Michael D. O’Brien 1986 1987 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Bethany and Lt. Col. Shawn H. O’Day USAF 1987 Steven J. Patrie 1987 Steven R. Sherman 1987 Up to $99 Dana S. Huberman 1987 Inga and Stephan J. Wronski 1987 1988 Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Joseph J. Keough 1988 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III 1988 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brian J. Devine 1988 Massimina and Anthony F. Forcione 1988

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Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maria and Neil Callahan 1988 Christopher E. Rosato 1988 Cindy and Robert E. Wolske 1988 Up to $99 Lawrence A. Storace 1988 1989 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Michelle and Michael S. Mini 1989 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brendan J. Bowen 1989 Timothy C. Ammer, Esq. 1989 Dr. Christopher J. Leo PhD 1989 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Judy and Keith A. Cox 1989 Peggy and Eric A. Butze 1989 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon 1989 P 2025 Up to $99 Jeffrey Donahue P 2020 Bonnie and John M. Cardarelli 1989

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Brian J. Kennealy 1992 Jennifer and Michael Fratarcangeli 1992 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Jennifer and Matthew S. Fichera 1992 Dennis C. O’Donnell 1992 Jacqueline Kugler and Francesco G. Petrillo Pharm D.JD. 1992 1993 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 William A. Porcaro 1993 Paul M. Najarian 1993 Richard A. Tkaczuk, Jr. 1993 1994 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994

1990 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Sue and Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Natalie and Eugene Covino 1994 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 David G. Costello 1994

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

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 George M. Megaloudis, Esq. 1994

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Katherine and Shawn M. Dooley 1990 Tracey and Robert J. Ventola 1990

Up to $99 Scott L. Tribble 1994

1991 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier 1991 1932 Society - $2,500 to 4,999 Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan 1991 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Ellis H. Bougiouris 1991 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco, Esq. 1991 P 2023 Craig A. Spadafora 1991 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Patrick M. Daly 1991 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Joseph F. Lanzi 1991 Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 Craig M. Silvestri 1991 Daniel A. Sedens 1991 Up to $99 John W. Roberts 1991 Andrew V. Arbia 1991 1992 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Sarah and Frederick J. Baldassaro, Jr. 1992

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Craig M. Peluso 1992

Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 April and Philip M. Antonelli 1992

1995 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio 1995 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 John V. Pericolo 1995 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Matthew P. McKenna 1995 Anthony J. Mastrocola 1995 Gregory D. Grasso 1995 Stephen V. Alimonti CPA, MST 1995 Christopher P. Finn 1995 Up to $99 Michael C. Pasciuto 1995 1996 Blue and Gold Society- $5,000 to $9,999 Abigail and James J. Perry 1996 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Christopher Forti 1996 Eric J. Lynch 1996 Up to $99 Beth and Ryan T. Noonan 1996 1997 Leaders Society- $10,000 to $14,999

Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley 1997 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 David M. DiGregorio 1997 Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau 1997 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jeremy B. Goldstein 1997 Joseph Palazzo 1997 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Lisa and Dr. John P. Amara Ph. D 1997 Chad T. DeRosa 1997 Rocco DiRico 1997 Thomas B. Finn 1997 Vincent M. Prezioso 1997 Marie and David R. Spada 1997 Steven J. Spagnolo 1997 Kelly and Peter R. Winson 1997 1998 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Ellice and Joseph A. Waters Jr. 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 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Matthew W. Bowie 1999 2000 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000

Brendan F. Stapleton 2003 2004 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ryan T. Hickey 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 Charles R. Ferguson 2006 Up to $99 Jamie and Dustin D. Batista 2006 Brendan M. O’Connor 2006 2007 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Up to $99 James F. Black IV 2007 2008 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. 2008 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michael P. O’Malley 2008 Craig D. Hooper 2008 Michael E. Robinson 2008

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary and Anthony C. Albano 2000 Stephen A. Duquet 2000 Nicholas C. Hurley 2000 Eugene D. Masella III 2000 Michael P. O’Brien 2000 Matthew T. Smith 2000

Up to $99 Patrick A. Souza 2008

Up to $99 Craig R. DeRosa 2000 Tracey and Marshall W. White 2000

Up to $99 Luke A. Silveira 2009 Timothy W. Lilley 2009

2001 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Matthew V. Ronan 2001

2010 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Dominic J. Roberto 2010

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Patrick J. Harrington 2001

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 James E. Dickerson 2010 Sean M. Sweeney 2010 Joseph F. Bourque 2010 Anthony J. Brunco 2010

2002 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Nicolas P. Gennetti 2002 Nicholas A. Scenna PE 2002 Up to $99 Ryan P. Dromgoole 2002 Daniel P. O’Connor 2002 Claire and James P. Paquette II 2002 2003 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Andrew F. Finlay 2003

2009 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Michael J. LeBlanc, Jr. 2009 Timothy W. O’Connor 2009

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 William J. Guinee 2011 Vincenzo Fazzolari 2011

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Up to $99 Alexander F. Ciaramella 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 Austin L. O’Connor 2012 2013 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Cummings Property in honor Connor P. O’Keefe 2013 Michael A. Iovanna 2013 Up to $99 Michael P. Connelly 2013 Eric J. Souza 2013 2014 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Joshua R. Ouellette 2014 Up to $99 Krzysztof S. Cefalo 2014 2015 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Brian P. Senier 2015 Up to $99 Timothy F. Guinee 2015 Andrew M. Ward 2015 2016 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ian M. Fogarty 2016 Up to $99 Ronan A. Carrier 2016 Kevin E. Walsh 2016 2018 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Gerard J. Connolly 2018 2019 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Rory T. Carrier 2019

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Up to $99 Gavin Kelly 2021

G I R L S C AT H O L I C A L U M N A E 1946 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Patricia Kenna 1946 Up to $99 Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GC 1946 Catherine (Sullivan) Hart GC 1946 1947 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Mary (Harding) Falk GC 1947 Up to $99 Janet Malatesta 1947+ 1948 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Mary T. (Flanagan) GC 1950 + and Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. 1948+ Up to $99 Ann P. Healy 1948 Helena C. (O’Brien) Rittershaus GC 1948 1949 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Elizabeth A. (Kenny) Norton GC 1949 Frances (Collins) GC 1949 and Charles Belknap 1950 1932 Society- $2,500 to $4,999 Margaret (Noonan) GC 1950 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy 1950 1951 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Marilyn R. (Chisholm) GC 1951 and Robert Shaw 1952 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Anna (Wall) GC 1952 and Dr. Francis Oda Up to $99 Matthew and Dorothy Murphy 1952

2020 Up to $99 Ty Blumberg 2020

1953 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Ruth (Tricca) GC 1953 and Charles Ro+ P 1975

2021 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Rocco Zagarella 2021 Joseph R. Connolly 2021

Up to $99 Mary P. Joyce 1953 1954 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GC 1954 P 1985 1989 Antonette P. (Tramondozzi) GC 1954 and Richard Port

Cheryl Graney GC 1965

Up to $99 Joan M. (Kelly) Keating GC 1954 `955 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves

1966 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch

1956 Legacy Society - $500,000 to $749,999 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Connie (Pagano) GC 1966 and Arthur Batson Madeline (Pagano) GC 1966 and Joseph Bean

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Thomas M. and Geraldine (Jones) O’Brien GCHS 1956

Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Maureen S. (Kelley) GC 1965 and Stephen Graham Dianne Skerry Pullen GC 1966

Up to $99 Janet Coleman GC 1956 1957 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Susan Lanigan GC 1957 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Dolores (DeCola) GC 1957 and Joseph DiPietro Eleanor A. (Doyle) GC 1957 and Anthony Spare Marie E. (Rufo) GC 1957 and Carl A. Tricca 1958

Up to $99 Elizabeth Hamlin 1966 1967 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Joanne (Agresta) GC 1967 and Barry Russell Up to $99 Martha (Smithers) GC 1967 and Albert North Barbara Veneri GC 1967

1958 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Anne Marie GC 1958 and Michael Carpenter Joan I. (Doucette) Fowler GC 1958

1969 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GC 1969 and Ambassador Francis Ricciardone, Jr. 1969

1959 Up to $99 Nancy D. White GC 1959

1970 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Leslie (Hanlon) GC 1970 and Kenneth Coye 1968 Mary J. (Gilligan) Kimball GC 1970

1960 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GC 1960 and Theodore M. Shediac 1958 Up to $99 Elizabeth A. Lupi 1960 1961 Up to $99 Rosemary A. DeVeer GC 1961 Karen GC 1961 and Charles Ford 1963 Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Patricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Barbara (Sullivan) GC 1963 and Stanley J. Sokolowski 1962 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Eleanor A. (Mallon) GC 1963 and Robert Everett 1963+ Up to $99 Eileen F. (Herbert) GC 1963 and Charles Hugo 1965 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Kathleen (Gilligan) GC 1965 and Robert Burke Patricia M. Chisholm GC 1965+ Up to $99 Roberta M. (Haney) GC 1965 and Dennis Cullen 1963

1971 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 Ann Marie (Ruane) O’Connor GC 1971 1982 Friends of MC- $100 to $499 MariaRita Petrillo-Bolanos MD GC 1982 1989 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 and David Reardon P 2023 1991 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GC 1991 P 2024

2 021 – 2 025 PA R E N T S Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Jeryl and Edward Williams P 2022 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne 1995 P 2024 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington 1991 P 2024 Michelle and Jason Ruff P 2021

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Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE 1987 P 2019 2022 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Nora and Daniel Blake P 2022 MT Davila and Roberto Di Marco Esq. 1991 P 2023 Sarah and Richard Hamilton P 2022 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P 2022 2024 Amelia Cruz-McDonough and Patrick McDonough P 2021 Anne and Dr. David Perticone P 2022 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 Elizabeth and Matthew Tracy P 2021 2023 Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Caroline Al Zakhem and Raymond El Bahawati P 2024 Karen and William Burton, Jr. P 2022 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Maria and David Damico P 2023 Catherine Fernandez-Murphy and John Murphy P 2023 Christine Flaherty P 2023 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P 2022 P 2024 Christen and Patrick Foy P 2021 P 2024 Denise Gaffey and Jason Webb P 2023 Carolyn and William Heald P 2025 Dr. Suzana Marusic and David Lindbergh P 2021 Sheila and Shawn McCullock P 2022 Mary-Margaret and John Zablocki P 2024 Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 and David Reardon P 2023 Nicole and Josh Richardson P 2025 Kelley and Richard Sweeney P 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Meg and Guy Angiuoni P 2022 2024 The Barrett-LoPriore Family 2022 Eileen and Steven J. Bond 1983 P 2021 Sharon and Stephen Brady P 2022 2024 Marianna and Angelo Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Yanna Chen P 2022 Dr. Marie and James Condon P 2024 Noreen M.and Robert Connolly P 2021 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran 1985 P 2021 Marguerite and Domenico D’Angelo P 2022 Belinda and Adolfo Diaz P 2023 2025 Julia and David Diller P 2021 Lisa and Matthew DiZoglio P 2024 Christine and Mark Donahue P 2018 2023 Dr. Bruce Doyle D.M.D. P 2021 Orlatha and Michael Duffy P 2023 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon 1989 P 2025 Michael V. Ferragamo III 1991 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P 2020, 2024 Kari and Henry Francillon P 2023 Martha Jane and Stephan Gagnon P 2022 Angela Coviello-Gear and Steven Gear P 2025 Jacqui and Tyler Goff P 2021 2023 Joan Haggerty-Hiltz and Allan Hiltz, Jr. P 2023 Celeste Hamilton and Alfie Brown P 2023 Alison and Dr. Erik Handy P 2023 Eleanor and Jason Hounsell P 2024 MIchelle and Sean Hughes P 2022 Ann Marie and Kevin Kelly P 2021 Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P 2024 Karla and Gary Lopresti P 2023 Diana and Anthony Luongo P 2023 Jennifer and Eric MacCuish P 2022 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GC 1991 P 2024 Kathleen and Matthew Martin P 2022 P2021 Erin and Christopher McCobb P 2023 2024 Kathleen McGourthy-Schwarze and Craig Schwarze P 2015 2017 2022 Kellie and Eric Meehan P 2024 Lovia Mondesir and Fritzner Neptune P 2022 Maureen and Louis Morelli P 2022 Mea and Timothy Mustone P 2024

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Anh and Hung Nguyen P 2020 2022 Loc Nguyen and Mai Le P 2024 Genie Nortelus P 2021 Wenchao Chen and Xiling Ou P 2021 Katheleen and Ernest Perry P 2023 Jennifer Pittore P 2017 2022 Jacinta Reilly P 2022 Joel Rodriguez and Claudia Mazzoni P 2021 Renee and Jaime Rodriguez P 2022 Catherine and James Ryan P 2024 Nora and Francis Sanzone P 2022 2024 Brian Saunders P 2022 2024 Chris and Stephanie (Polci) Sciortino 1988 P 2023 Rose and Daniel Shea P 2024 Dina Surpris P 2024 Shannon Sweeney and Christopher Pohl P 2022 Kattia Thomas and Alfred Noel P 2022 2025 Joan and Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 Ilene and Donald Tranchina P 2021 Erika and Francisco Vasquez Gomez P 2023 Lisa and Joseph Viglione P 2024 Robert Wadland P 2024 Annette and Rocco Zagarella P 2021 Up to $99 Tete and Ayodele Adeleke P 2023 Kathleen and Charles Arria 1992 P 2024 Michelle and Atty. Edward Azzari P 2022 Tracey and Shaun Bower P 2020 2022 Lori and William Burke Jr. P 2024 Kristine and Sean Callahan P 2022, P 2024 Christina and Rocco Cieri P 2022 Jennifer and Felice D’Anna P 2022 Ralph Dalleva P 2024 Michelle Farino and Frank Escobedo Gina Flynn P 2023 2025 Mary Gillespie-Igo and James Igo Duber Gutierrez and Luis Hincapie Katie and Eric Hebert P 2024 Maria and Jeffrey Ingrando P 2024 Maureen and Kenneth Jenkins P 2024 Blandine Joseph P 2024 Rachael Jussaume Allison and Ryan Lawlor P 2025 Sharon Maronski P 2022 Lisa and Jospeh Meola P 2021 Nilma and Isaias Mesquita P 2023 Claudia Moraes P 2023 Linda and Shawn Morrow P 2018 2020 2022 Vicki and Ramon Norales P 2024 Claudia Rivas and Carlos Portal P 2021 2023 Nadia and L. Sandro Russo P 2022 Theresa and William Smith P 2015 2022 Ariane and Jeffrey Taylor P 2025 Myetia Vaughan P 2024 Elizabeth and Frank White P 2024 Deborah Willard P 2024 Laura Zubricki P 2023

G R A N D PA R E N T S 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. 1964 GP 2018 2025 Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017 Arrel and Robert Linderman GP 2023 Patricia+ and James J. Tarpey P 1978 1981 1983 1986 GP 2010 2011 2022

Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 Elizabeth and Robert McCarthy GP 2007 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P 1997 GP 2022 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Therese Alexander GP 2022 Olga and Nicholas Anzuoni GP 2018 Angela and Ronald Baratta GP 2021 Lois Bellini GP 2016 Mary and Edward Flanagan P 1974 GP 2000 2009 Judy (Smithers) GC 1963 and Vincent G. Fogarty 1964 GP 2016 2018 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P 1984 1987 GP 2023 J. Michael Hughes GP 2022 Anne and Eugene Irwin P 1988 GP 2018 2021 Carolyn Keohan P 1974 GP 2007 2018 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough 1957 GP 2021 Lina LoPriore GP 2021 2023 Eileen and John Montecalvo P 1990 GP 2019 Lis and Dan Montgomery GP 2022 Geraldine and Andrew Moynihan GP 2022 Dorothy and William Murray, Jr. GP 2017 2021 Elizabeth A. (Kenny) Norton GC 1949 Philip A. O’Connell, Sr. 1947 P 1984 GP 2007 Barbara and James Pasquale GP 2015 2022 Barbara and Richard J. Shea 1954 P 1981 GP 2008 2017 Fran and Alfred Trainor GP 2022 Susan A. Turner P 1992 1996 GP 2024 Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Marie Alberti-Marini P 1978 GP 2022 Marie and Andy Bosworth GP 2021 Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GC 1946 John Bulman GP 2009 Elaine and Donald Cousineau GP 2021 Theresa and Edward Desmond GP Beatriz Gutierrez GP 2022 Minna and Nicholas Marino GP 2022 Mary McDonough GP 2021 Christine (McNamara) GC 1961 and Vincent J. Ragucci Jr. Maria and Frank Susi GP 2021 2023 Rita and Thomas Tsika GP 2020 Guiseppa and Gaspare Tumbiolo GP 2023 Pat and John Veronelli GP 2016

FRIENDS OF MALDEN CATHOLIC Presidents Society - $250,000 to $749,999 Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Trustees Society - $30,000 to $49,999 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family Founders Society - $20,000 to $29,999 Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946+ Leaders Society - $10,000 to $14,999 Century Bank and Trust Company Ann Magee Blue and Gold Society - $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire James H. Carrasco Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Thidie and James P. Donovan April and Michael Joyce

LBK Transportation 1932 Society - $2,500 to $4,999 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Xaverian Society - $1,000 to $2,499 Arbella Charitable Foundation, Inc. Jeffrey Becker Francis Bellini Bruner | Cott Architects Katherine Buckley Cummings Properties, LLC. Ann E. Dockray Kathy and Edward Ellison J. Marchese and Sons, Inc. Robert Primavera St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden, Mrs. Joyce Mover Windover Construction Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Brothers Generalate Lancers Society - $500 to $999 Berkshire Bank Rosemary and Thomas Callahan The Charitable Irish Society Laura and Paul Chinappi Mary Downey Costello Disel Direct Daniel Doherty and Family Linda Leary Malden Catholic Alumni Association Malden Chamber of Commerce Kerri Morehart Nancy Reid Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. Friends of Malden Catholic - $100 to $499 Leslie and Juan Azaret Justin Bellini Blackbuad Giving Fund BNY Mellon Community Partnership Mary Brabeck Patti Brosnahan Bernard Carroll Mary and Kenneth K. Call Robert Caparella Jim Catudal Janet and Richard Ciummei Kara Cleveland Cybergrants Patricia Delaney Richard Donovan Julie Duffy Robert Dunne III Kathleen Elcock Terence J. Farrell Charles Flaherty Frederick N. Nelson, Jr. Boston Freightliner Joan and Jeffrey Garber Nancy and Joseph E. Gaff P 2010 Gradient Daniel J. Guarino Insurance Agency Eileen Guerin Steven Hunt Sharon Hurwitz Karen Timmerman Guthro Claire Kohn Elise L. and Alan Lapham Susan Leary

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Marika and Christopher Lomba Marie and Gary Luck Frances and Carlin Lynch Stephen J. Mallon Eileen and Timothy Mahoney Alan Maravelias Jerusha Ryan and Paul McCarthy Melissa McKee Fran and Thomas McKinnon American Postal Workers Union AFL-CIO Boston Metro Area Angela Menino Michele Holovak Harrison Crystal and Adrian Mims Janet and Bill Monagle Jeanne and John Morrison Margaret O’Sullivan Roseann Paradiso Amy Perticone Deborah and Joseph Pugliese Paul Puopolo Ray Puskaric George Quinn Tara Rendon Donna Rohne Alison Socha Darren Svendsen Karen Tobin The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause

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Up to $99 Terrence Angelli Marie Ardito Barkan Management Company, Inc. Marcia and Michael Bear Marion Bojas Tara Bursey Nancy and Vincent Butera Javier Caban Margaret and Anthony Caraco Abby Carlson Julianne and John P. Carlson Kathleen and Steven Carr Denise Carroll Sandra and Nicholas Catoggio Mary and Scott P. Celli Dr. David Chuckran Laura Clougherty Mary Connor Carol Connors Barbara and Brendan Cranna Larry and Molly Curran Karen and John Davis Toby Dechene Kay and Raymond DiFiore Lucille and Joseph Donoghue, Jr. Jenn Drain Theresa M Leo Drury Richard Dussault Mary and Ronan Fitzpatrick Debbie Foster Aaron Freund Ernest Gates Jr. Gregory Hagopian Kara Hardkman Patricia and Robert Jenkins Toby Kahminkow Pamela G. Kelley Adeline Kilduff MIchelle and Fred Kline Antonia Lazott Virginia Lombardo Immaculata and Wilson Ochie John Magnus Anne and Robert Maguire

Joseph Maher Thomas Marchant Claire and William Marotta Jane E. McDonald Joan McQuillan Merrill Lynch Paul Mongeau Stephen O’Brien Peter J. O’Keefe Dorothy and Bob Plumpton Patricia Quinn Jane and Joseph Regan Rosemary Repucci Rowan and Littlefield Publishing Group Janet Ryan Roger Sambrook Donna Schneider John and Debbie Shivel Kathleen and Stephen A. Unger Colleen Wade Wenham Country Club Ladies Division Rita Whelan Gail White Patricia Yanakakis Jane and Richard Zawkicki

FAC U LT Y A N D S TA F F Saman Abbas Dr. Stephen Baccari Raymond Barry P 2019 Dustin D. Batista 2006 David Bavaro Amanda Beresheim James F. Black IV 2007 Robert J. Bucchino 1971 P 2010 Domenic Cacciapuoti Brian Cahill Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Marianna Cavuoto P 2021 2023 2025 Felim Clancy Christopher M. Cleary 2005 Kenneth A. Coye 1968 Maria Crotty Sharon DelGenio Salvatore DiCato P 2005 2009 Mary-Anne Di Marco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 Lauren Dupont Timothy F. Endicott 2006 Stacie Ferreira P 2020, 2024 Deirdre Foley John Gallivan Pauline Giannantonio Robert Gregory James Grocki Laurice Hajjar Sarah P. Hamilton P 2022 Cynthia Havice-Morais Richard Hickey Nicholas C. Hurley 2000 Sean P. Hurley 1997 Dianne James Richard Kates Rilda and Alexander Kissel Christopher Kuchar Angela Lee P 2004 2009 Jeanne Lynch-Galvin Leslie Manson-Hing P 2015 Christopher R. McCarthy 2007 Robert J. McCarthy P 2007 Janet Moccia

Paul Moran David Murray Mea Mustone P 2024 John Nott Brian O’Donnell Matthew M. O’Neil 1999 Caitlyn Oates Carol Olive R.N. Elizabeth S. Paquette, R.N. P 2002 2007+ Donna Parker Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X. William Raycraft Gary Reardon Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 P 2023 Rose Maria Redman Susan Sambrook Karla Santos Patricia Scialdoni Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Stacey Sullivan Lora Tamagini John Thornburg Andrea Tracey Susan Viscosi

MC STUDENTS Friends of MC - $100 to $499 Malden Catholic Students HanQian Wang 2023 Up to $99 Isabelle Brady 2022 Jackson Brady 2024

2 021 G A L A S P O N S O R S Plus Ultra - $50,000 Beverly and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Sallyann (Dimeco) GC 1956 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama 1956 Highland Avenue - $25,000 Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962 Crystal Street - $10,000 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins 1964 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC 1969 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. 1974 Blue Jacket - $5,000 Danvers Motor Company, Inc. Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. 1975 Xaverian - $2,500 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano 1982 John J. Gallagher 1979 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P 2010 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 Lancer - $1,000 Nora and Daniel Blake P 2022 Patricia McWade GC 1965 Bruner | Cott Architects Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017

Vincent J. Murphy 1946 Sue and Daniel F. Passacantilli 1990 Xaverian Brothers Melrose Community Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Deborah and Brian J. Walsh 1984 P 2016 2018 2020 Windover Construction Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Friends of Headmaster - $500 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. 1971 P 2018 Carol Olive R.N.* Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier 1991 Nicole and Josh Richardson P 2025* Karen and Joseph F. Fitzpatrick 1966 Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 Annese Dental Berkshire Bank Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Maria and David Damico P 2023 Kathy and Edward Ellison Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P 2022 P 2024 Christen and Patrick Foy P 2021 P 2024 Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Barbara and Thomas M. Graf 1975 P 2002 2004 Neil J. Hynes 1953 Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan 1994 David F. O’Brien 1951 Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. Turner’s Seafood Grill and Market Inc. Friends of Malden Catholic - $250 Malden Catholic Students Reverend John F. Mulloy 1962 Rena and Steve Agganis P 2018 Joan and Charles Tolson P 2018 2021 Debra and John R. Graf 1973 Lisa and David J. Norton 1975 Caitlyn and Sam Oates Pauline O’Brien P 2006, 2012, 2016, 2017, 2019 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey 1994 P 2025 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Richard Donovan Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P 2020, 2024 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc.

MATCHING GIFTS & FOUNDATIONS Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Anonymous Arbella Charitable Foundation, Inc. Barr Foundation The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. Century Bank Cybergrants, LLC Donovan Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Educate and Innovate PAC Flatley Foundation Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Greater Lowell Community Foundation The Nemerowski Family Foundation Owen Charitable Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc Schwab Charitable Fund St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust

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Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program

IN-KIND DONORS Rena and Steve Agganis P 2018 Michelle and Atty. Edward Azzari P 2022 Katia De Prisco and Antonio Barbiero P 2024 Barre and Soul of Melrose The Barrett-LoPriore Family 2022 Bayside Resort Erin and Nicholas Bellofatto P 2023 Dr. Jessica Parr and Domenic Cacciapuoti Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. CB Stuffers Ann Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. 1957 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P 2021 Michele and Azenir Cruz Jr. P 2024 Marguerite and Domenico D’Angelo P 2022 Sandy and Paul DaSilva P 2022 DeAngelo Family 2022 Sharon and Stephen DelGenio Julia and David Diller P 2021 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P 1988 1991 GP 2021 2023 Beverly and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Jennifer and Paul Ferringo P 2024 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Christine Flaherty P 2023 Roselia and Thomas Foehner P 2023 Deirdre Foley Martha and Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. 1958 GP 2017 Sarah and Richard Hamilton P 2022 Cynthia Havice-Morais Rilda and Alexander Kissel Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP 1994 Nilma and Isaias Mesquita P 2023 Leslie and Glen Manson-Hing P 2015 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P 2024 Kathleen McGourthy-Schwarze and Craig Schwarze P 2015 2017 2022 Beverly and Stephen R. McNaught, Esq. 1965 P 1989 GP 2023 Anh and Hung Nguyen P 2020 2022 Vicki and Ramon Norales P 2024 Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell 1962 Pampelmouse Elizabeth S. and Leo R. Paquette P 2002 2007 Josephine Pichardo and Priamo Compres P 2023 Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X. Rose Maria and Kevin Redman Brother Edward G. Rice, C.F.X. Susan and Roger Sambrook Brian Saunders P 2022 2024 Rose and Daniel Shea P 2024 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith 1995 P 2024 Strawbery Banke Museum Stacey and John Sullivan Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 Kristine and Jason Tourkantonis P 2024 Turner’s Seafood Grill and Market Inc. Joanne Wallace and Steven Chiappa P 2025 York’s Wild Kingdom

T R I B U T E S 2 02 0 – 2 021 Malden Catholic is thankful for gifts that were made in honor or in memory of the following individuals and groups:

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Saman Abbas John Aiken Martin C. Ammer Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Attilio V. and Esther M. Arbia Thomas Arria Maria Arruda Rose Ball Anthony Beatrice Christopher J. Bellini 1979 Lily Bellini Scout Benson Sandra Bonnacorsi Marie Bortone Joseph Boticelli, Jr. Sean D. Boyland 1997 Clara and Paul Breen Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino 1971 Nancy Buckley 1964 Anna Burke Nancy Bush Arthur Cabral, Jr. Brian Cahill Paul P. Callahan 1947 Daniel J. Campbell 1957 Thomas A. Cangiano Dominic J. Capillo Richard Carbone Concetta Carrasco John Carroll Dorothy M. Cullen Casper GC 1947 Ron Cerra John Cerretani Patricia A. (Puopolo) Cianfrocco Patricia Cianfrocco Felim Clancy James Coleman Judith Coleman Br. Joseph Comber, CFX Tony Compano Joanna Correnti Manny Costa Salvatore Costanzo David Creedon Br. Daniel Cremin, CFX Maria Crotty Mark Cullen 1945 James J. Cullen 1948 Paul F. Cullen 1950 William P. Cullen 1951 Marguerite M. Costa Cullen GC 1954 Daniel Cullen 1981 William F. Cullen 1989 James J. Cullen 1985 Joseph Curnane Charles DeMattia, Sr. Jimmy DeRosa John A. Digirolamo MT Davila and Roberto DiMarco Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. 1946 Martin J. Donnelly Bev and James R. Donovan. Hon 2011 James and Ann Donovan Dr. Stephen Baccari Ed.D. Rosemarie Drinan Nicole Duff Robert J. Duffy Alice and Paul Dunn Bernanrdo Dura Br. Fred Eid, FCX John W. Erkkila 1964 Daniel A Esposito 2013 Robert E. Everett 1963 Br. Firman Paul T. Fitzgerald

Robert “Red” Fitzgerald Joseph N. Flanagan, Sr. William J. Flanagan Deirdre Foley John J. Foley 1967 John J. Foley, Jr. Michael Foster Thelma Gale John Galivan Timothy J. Galvin 1984 Lucille (Gavulio) Gillian GC 1937 and Thomas F. Gilligan, Sr. 1936 Norma Goulding Alice Greeley James Grocki Francis Halas Bobby Harris Cindy Havice-Morais Thomas Hayes Karen Henneberry John J Herbert James W. Hickey 1975 Richard Hickey Catherine M. Hill Br. Timothy Hoey, CFX Noreen P. Horn Judith A. Hughes Judith Imondi Christine Johnson Jose Jorge William Joyce Sr Alan Kaufman Michael J. Kearney 1947 Marsha J. Kelley Kevin J. Kiley 1954 Frannie Killilea Rosemary Kingsley Wilfred Kress Meredith LaCrosse Jack Laisure Paul Lassiter Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 Lindy Leary Angela Lee Tricia Legasey Robert T. Locke 1975 Eileen T. Lynch Helen M. Macknight Lillian Madden John Joseph Magee Antoinette M. GC 1956 and Joseph E. Mahoney, Sr. 1956 Susan Malatesta Malden Catholic Administration Malden Catholic English Department Malden Catholic Faculty and Staff Malden Catholic Math Department past and present Chara Marangelli Elena Martignetti Adriano Marulli Donald Matchinski Anthony J. Matewski, Jr. Richard Mazzei Charles D. McBride 1937 Bob McCarthy P 2007 William McDonald, Sr. Richard McElray Paul F. McGee Martha McGuane Leo McHugh 1963 William R. McKenna William McLellan Br. Myles McManus, CFX Hon. Judge John J. McNaught 1939 Joey McNulty

Litsa Menounos Alex M. Mesquita 2023 Michael Mini Elizabeth Morgan Charles Morrison P 1985 Mary Murphy David Murray Justine Musto Captain William G. Nealon USN (Ret.) 1943 Michael Nemerowski 1977 Doris Norskey Lawrence Nott Julie (McLean) O’Brien GC 1965 Terri O’Brien Patricia A. and Henry J. O’Neill Joyce Padova Mario Anthony Pallotta Elizabeth Paquette P 2002 2007 Tim Paquette 2007 Frances Parker Devan Pecoraro James Pelosi Frank Penachio Denise Perini Jeffrey Perkins Michael V. Petrone Caroline Pinette Theresa Price Br. Thomas Puccio, CFX, Ed. D Gregory Pudio James A. Quinlan 1960 Terrence W. Quinn 1989 Alda Rainone Jaqueline Rapp James R. Reardon Susan Regan William J. Reid, Jr. 1950 Virginia Resca Gordon Rhymer Marguerite B. Ricciardone Alice Roberts Barbara Roberts Br. Robertus Ronald T. Romanelli Frank Russell Frank Russell, Jr. John T. Rynkar 2008 Susan Sambrook Christopher Santasuosso Evelyn M. (McLaughlin) Scibelli GC 1966 Robert Silva Br. Simeon, CFX Cecil Howard Smith 1943 Jeff Smith 1995 Lauren Smith Teresa Soloman Captain Joseph L. Stone Br. Robert Sullivan Br. John Sullivan, CFX Bernard J. Taracevicz 1952 Francis C. Tasca, Sr. Justin Teague Florence Mastrocola Tenaglia Mason S. Tenaglia 1974 John Thornburg Paul F. Trainor, III Joseph Tribble Nicky Ventullo Kenneth Walley Charles Welsh Br. George Willenbrink, CFX Virginia Zampitella

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Board Designated Funds FUNDS VALUED AT OVER $100,000

FUNDS VALUED UP TO $99,999

Bro. Bede Benn, C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship

Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Memorial Scholarship Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli 1966

Boland Family Scholarship 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 Mary Downey Costello Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Mary and Ronan Fitzpatrick Debbie Foster Toby Kahminkow Antonia Lazott Eileen and Timothy Mahoney Janet and Bill Monagle The Charitable Irish Society The Captain William K. Donahue 1938 Memorial Scholarship The Martin Killilea Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Karen Tobin The John Joseph Magee Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Ann Magee Ann E. Dockray John E. & Christina Markey Memorial Scholarship Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. & Senator Edward J. Markey 1964 Kathleen and Stephen A. Unger Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 and Don Waunch 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 Muse 1938 Family Scholarship Fund The David A. 1958 and Jane V. Nazzaro Scholarship Jane and David A. Nazzaro 1958 The O’Connor Family Scholarship Fund The Christie Serino, Jr. Memorial Fund Xaverian Brothers Scholarship Fund

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Christine Arria Endowed Scholarship Fund Brother Richard Cook C.F.X. Family Scholarship Manny Costa Memorial Scholarship Fund Stephen and Janet O’Neill 1978 The Joseph M. 1942 and Margaret M. Cunniff Scholarship The David J. Cuzziere 2004 Memorial Scholarship Father Ralph DiPasquale O.F.M. Memorial Scholarship Fund Jim Donovan Charlestown Scholarship Col. Lawrence Drew 1940 & Mary Drew Memorial Scholarship Dr. Paul Duffy `47 Endowed Scholarship Brian H. Duffy 1977 Robert J. Duffy ‘50 Memorial Scholarship Julie Duffy Margaret Dunphy GC ‘61 Memorial Scholarship Fred Eid Memorial Scholarship David Murray Maria Crotty 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 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Paul E. Gover ‘64 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. John S. & Anna Mae (GCHS 1944 ) Graf Scholarship Fund Debra and Richard D. Graf 1979 Brother Robert J. Green, C.F.X. ‘64 Scholarship Fund Vincent F. “Skip” Joyce 1962 Memorial Scholarship April and Michael Joyce Christopher G. LaMarca 1992 P 2024 2025 Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949 & Loys “Lindy” Leary Memorial Scholarship

Gregory A. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund Joseph E. Mahoney & Antoinette M. Mahoney 1956 Scholarship Fund Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA 1986 Joseph M. Marzullo Memorial Scholarship Friends of Andrew Marzilli Scholarship Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy MCHS 1950 Scholarship Fund Margaret T. Noonan McCarthy GCHS 1950 Scholarship Fund The James P. McIntyre ‘51 Family Scholarship Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Hon. John J. McNaught 1939 Memorial Scholarship Jeannine (McNaught) GC 1989 & 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 The 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 Stephen and Janet O’Neill 1978 Alessandro Martignetti 1978 Francis J. ‘39 & Marguerite C. Ricciardone Scholarship Fund Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 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 Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan GC 1936 & Patricia Sullivan Picardo GC 1967 Memorial Scholarship Katie (Sullivan) GC 1966 & Don Waunch Alex Vitale 2016 Memorial Scholarship Fund John H. Costello 1964 P 1984 Beverly and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Nancy and Joseph E. Gaff P 2010 Malden Catholic Swim Team

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In Memoriam M A L D E N C AT H O L I C H O N O R S T H E B E LOV E D M E M O RY O F T H E M E M B E R S O F O U R CO M M U N I T Y W H O PA S S E D F R O M J U LY 1, 2019, T H R O U G H O C TO B E R 30, 2021.

Joan (McGuire) Ahlstrom GC ‘53, sister of Elizabeth Howard GC ‘54 and the late Bernadette Kreatz GC ‘49, grandparent of Cameron ‘13 and Gregory ‘15.

Francis A. Cruise ‘50

Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. ‘48, husband of the late Mary T. Appleton ‘50, father of Mary-Jo GC ‘75, Daniel ‘76, and John.

Lucy (Valente) Davis GC ‘42

Grace (Hayden) Backman GC ‘54, sister of late Helen (Hayden) Maiella ‘49 and Elizabeth Hayden GC ‘51

Patricia (Boland) Dean GC ‘62, mother of Michael ‘88 and Brian ‘90, sister to Arlene Boland GC ‘53 and Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC ‘69

Garrett J. Barry, Jr. ‘53

Jeanne Marie Delory, grandmother to Joseph Delory ‘15

Marie J. Barry, mother of Raymond Barry, grandmother of Zachary Barry ‘19

Darlene Demirdjian, mother of Peter ‘12

Christopher J. Bellini ‘79, son of the late Joseph ‘54, brother of Joseph ‘78, nephew of Paul ’56 and the late John ‘54

J. Martin Devine, Esq. ‘43, husband of Helen Nicoli Devine, brother of James ‘51 and the late Edward ‘46, uncle of Stephen ‘80, John ’83, and the late Laurence ‘82.

Joseph V. Bellini ‘54, father of Joseph ‘78 and the late Christopher ‘79, brother of Paul ’56 and the late John ‘54

Gino J. DiGirolamo ‘47, brother of Diane GC ‘57 and the late Gloria McQuaid GC ‘48

Joseph X. Berry ‘63

Charles P. Dineen ‘63, brother of the late Francis ‘60

Arthur H. Bush ‘50

Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ‘46, husband of Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty

Peggy (Stone) Campeau GC ‘74 Robert L. Cappucci ‘56, father of Joseph ‘78, Michael ‘81, and Stephen ‘82 Richard J. Cavanaugh ‘53, father of Janet Barry GC ‘83, Judith GC ‘85, Susan Stowers GC ‘87 and Christine Gately GC ‘90, brother of John ‘45 and the late Robert ‘48, uncle of Robert ‘75 and Joseph ‘80 Robert J. Cavanaugh ‘48, father of Barbara GC ‘74, Patricia Cavanaugh-McLaughlin GC ‘77, Mary Hanley GC ‘78, and Joseph ‘80, brother of John ‘45 and the late Richard ‘53, uncle of Janet Barry GC ‘83, Judith GC ‘85, Susan Stowers GC ‘87 and Christine Gately GC ‘90.

Brian F. Chiango, father of Adam ‘02, Douglas ‘04, Brendan ‘06 Patricia M. Chisholm GC ‘65, sister of Marilyn R. Shaw GC ‘51 and the late Francis ‘55 Reverend David F. Clooney ‘56 James S. Conway, friend of Malden Catholic Ann (Cunningham) Crossman GC ‘61

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William D’Agostino, father of Benedict ‘90 and William ‘93

John J. Doherty ‘54, brother of Philip ‘63 Philip H. Doherty ‘50 Rosemary (Ryan) Doherty GC ‘58 Claire (Cullinan) Donovan GC ‘45, sister of late Joseph ‘38, Mary Phillips GC ‘40, and Thomas ‘46 John R. Duffy ‘52, grandfather of Connor ‘13 Louise C. (Leahy) Dunn ‘45, sister of Barbara Brownlie GC ‘49 and late Mary Hudnall GC ‘38, Paul ‘40 and Joseph ‘43 Brian D. Earley ‘57, brother of Thomas ‘53 John W. Erkkila ‘64, husband of Lucy M. Erkkila, brother of Stephen ‘70, sisters MaryAnn GC ‘73 and Christine DuPoint ‘76, uncle of Scott Saia ‘93 Daniel A. Esposito ‘13, son of Joseph and Julie (Bear) Esposito Henry J. Evans ‘52 Robert E. Everett ‘63

Richard C. Fannon, Jr. ‘60

Edward L. Halpin ‘53

George Filipe, grandfather of Matthew ‘16

Doris J. (Stevens) Harvey GC ‘50, wife of Gerald ‘50, mother of Paul ‘72, Stephen ‘74, John ‘77, Joan GC ‘78, Brother Larry C.F.X. ‘79, Daniel ‘85, and the late Robert `75, grandmother of Shawn ‘10

John E. Flynn ‘75 John J. Foley ‘67, brother of Daniel ‘75 and Kevin ‘79 Robert Ford, father of Robert ‘20 Nicholas J. Forrestall ‘47 Charles J. Franco ‘82, brother of Joanne GC ‘71, uncle of John ‘03, Christopher ‘05, and Michael ‘13 Edward J. Gaffey ‘55 James V. Gaffey ‘50, husband of Patricia, father of George ‘82 and the late James `80, brother of Edward ‘57, Margaret GC ‘60, and Francis ‘64, grandfather of current student Andrew Webb ‘23 Margaret (Maher) Gallagher GC ‘48 Margaret (Emands) Gibbons, wife of John ‘53

Robert E. Heffron, Sr., husband of the late Janet (Cornoni) GC ‘59, father of William ‘80, Brian ‘83, Robert ‘85, grandfather of Michael ‘07, Ryan ‘18, and current student Brendan ‘25 Mark D. Higgins ‘80, brother of Thomas ‘72 Thomas Horne ‘61 Judith (Patten) Humphreys GC ‘58 Walter J. Hunt, Jr. ‘56 Mark Ingersoll ‘91, brother of David ‘86 Leroy C. Johnson ‘81 Michael T. Kearney ‘47

Robert J. Goggin ‘61

Reverend Gerald E. Kelly, M.M. ‘53, brother of Kathleen Cuthburtson GC ‘64

Charles L. Grinnell ‘56

James B. Keogh ‘50, brother of the late Richard ‘56

Ruthanne Grover GC ‘48, mother of Scott ‘74, Carey ‘76, and Paul ‘77

Kevin J. Kiley ‘54, husband of Carol, brother of Stephen ‘51

Joseph P. Hadley BSEE, PE ‘52, husband of Patricia (McHugh) GC ‘52, brother of late Florence (Hadley) Walsh GC ‘34 and Vera (Hadley) Cutting GC ‘35, uncle of George Cutting ‘60 Jake A. Halloran ‘07, brother of Paul Campbell ‘13, grandson of the late Daniel ‘60

Evelyn (Donovan) LeBlanc GC ‘49, sister of the late Patricia GC ‘47 Joan M. (O’Leary) Lewis GC ‘56, sister of Patricia GC ‘59, Mary GC ‘60, and Barbara GC ‘64, Olympia Limone, grandmother of Peter ‘08, Paul ‘11, and Peter Arria ‘20

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Robert T. Locke ‘75

James F. McKinnon, former Malden Catholic Coach

Paul S. Lyman ‘51

George E. McMillan ‘63, brother of Marjorie GC ‘66

Eileen Lynch, wife of the late James ‘48, mother of James A. Lynch III ‘74, grandparent of Liam Shaughnessy ‘17

John McNeice Jr., husband of the late Margarete E. (Aust) McNeice, friend of Malden Catholic

Edward A. Magner ‘61, father of Edward ‘87 and Stephen ‘93, brother of Terence ‘58, Laurence ‘63, Jean Linehan GC ‘64, and the late Robert ‘54

Brigadier General James M. Mead, USMC (Ret.) ‘53, brother of the late Phyllis M. Piscopo GC ‘50

Antoinette M. (Cardarelli) Mahoney GC ‘56, wife of the late Joseph ‘56, mother of Joseph ‘82 and Charles ‘86, sister of John Cardarelli ‘59 Brother John J. Mahoney, C.F.X. ‘48, brother of late Eugene ‘42, Margaret O’Toole GC ‘44, Josephine GC ‘46, and Brother James C.F.X. ‘50 Janet Malatesta GC ‘47, sister of Lawrence ‘51 and the late Peter ‘40 Lawrence A. Malatesta ‘51, father of Stephen ‘84 and David ‘85, grandfather of current student Cole ‘24, brother of late Peter ‘40 and Janet GC ‘47

Barbara (Mikols) Mehos GC ‘49 Barbara (Quinn) Melanson GC ‘52 Elizabeth Hackett (Pike) Moreira GC ‘53, sister of Constance Turner GC ‘54 and the late Benjamin Pike ‘53 John S. Munsey ‘78 Louis E. Musto ‘57 John R. Naugler ‘58 Norma (Jensen) Nolan GC ‘49

Patricia (O’Brien) Manning GC ‘55

Julia (McLean) O’Brien GC ‘65, mother of Matthew ‘91, sister of Denise Aprile Egan GC ‘71 and the late Maryann Hanarahan GC ‘73

Brother Henry Marino, C.F.X.

Reverend Robert S. O’Shea, O.F.M. ‘49

Frederick J. Marker ‘54

Mary A. (DiNanno) Papa GC ‘48, mother of Marybeth Baumgardner ‘75, Steven ‘77, and Nancy Stefanowicz GC ‘83, sister of Joseph ‘48, Doris Dowling GC’50, and the late Barbara A. Ciccarello GC ‘56

Carmine Martignetti ‘80, brother of Alessandro ‘78, Anthony ‘81, Beniamino ‘87, and Paul ‘92 Elena (Iantosca) Martignetti, mother of Alessandro ‘78, Anthony ‘81, Beniamino ‘87, Paul ‘92, Michelina Mawn P ‘18 ‘19, and the late Carmine ‘80, grandmother of Benjamin ‘18 and James Mawn ‘19 Carl E. Mata ‘67, husband of Maureen (Gordon) GC ‘69 Stephen W. McAteer ‘61 David F. McAvinn ‘47 James A. McAvoy, Jr., Esq. ‘44, father of James ‘77, Daniel ‘79, Peter ‘85, and Patrick ‘86, grandfather of Matthew O’Leary ‘17

Timothy J. Paquette ‘07, son of Elizabeth Paquette RN and Leo R. Paquette, brother of James ‘02, cousin of Stephen M. Sweeney ‘06 and Sean Sweeney `10 Pauli E. Patrie ‘66, father of Matthew ‘94 Maureen (Duggan) Petroni, wife of Vincent ‘66 Joseph R. Policelli ‘66 Elena (Fiore) Previte, wife of Andrew ‘48

John V. McCullough ‘48, brother of the late Donald ‘52

Eugene I. Prior ‘47, brother of John J. Prior, Sr. ‘47, uncle of John J. Prior, Jr. ‘74, and Kevin T. Prior ‘76, granduncle of Michael LeBlanc ‘09 and John J. LeBlanc ‘12

William F. McCurdy ‘71, brother of James ‘73 and Marcia Mitchell GC ‘85

Mary Elizabeth (Sheedy) Harty Pynn GC ‘55, sister of Francis ‘54 and late Matthew ‘46, John ‘47, William ‘49, and Paul ‘51

John J. McDaid ‘52

John J. Renzullo ‘55

Joseph P. McGonagle ‘47, father of Lucy GC ‘79, Patrick ‘80, Anne GC ‘85, and Daniel ‘89, brother of late Francis ‘41 and Mary (Danita), S.S.N.D. GC ‘44

Paul J. Richard ‘66

Mr. J. Emmett McCarthy ‘60

Leo A. McHugh ‘63

Paul F. Rogers ‘52 Angelina J. (Cimino) Ross GC ‘41 Jean Saint Fort, father of Ryan ‘20

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William J. Sarsfield ‘69 Commander Ivan E. Sawyer ‘50 Evelyn M. (McLaughlin) Scibelli GC ‘66, mother of Philip ‘89, grandmother of current students Brendan ‘22 and Bridget ‘23, sister of Michael ‘61 Richard J. Shea ‘54, father of Brian ‘81, grandfather of Ryan ‘08 Joseph H. Sheehan ‘81 Patricia M. Silva, wife of Manuel ‘46 Virginia (Dowling) Slide GC ‘59, sister of Joan Mitchell GC ‘51 and John ‘66 William F. Small ‘68 Roderick Stanley, husband of Margaret GC ‘55 Walter Daniel Stiehl ‘98 James J. Sullivan ‘54, father of James ‘81, Daniel ‘85, and Brian ‘87 Rose A. (McGaffigan) Sullivan GC ‘54, wife of James ‘54, mother of James ‘81, Daniel ‘85, and Brian ‘87 Mr. Bernard J. Taracevicz ‘52 Patricia A. Tarpey, wife of James, mother of Michael ‘78, James ‘81, Mark ‘83, and Stephen ‘86, grandmother of Devin ‘10, Kevin ‘11, and Matthew ‘22 Louise (Marchetti) Testa GC ‘50, wife of Paul ‘50 Sally (Long) Toomey GC ‘47, sister of late James ‘50 and John ‘50 Robert L. Tramondozzi ‘58, brother of Mary DiBari GC ‘53, Antonette Port GC ‘54, and John ‘60 Joan (Sullivan) Walsh GC ‘52, wife of the late Daniel ‘51 Frank J. Ward ‘49, brother of the late Robert ‘46 Diane Wheeler, wife of Robert J. Wheeler ‘48 Robert J. Wheeler ‘48 Brother Philip G. White, C.F.X. James Yanakopulos, father of Paul ‘11 Grace Catherine Zinck, Daughter of Brian and Catherine P 23, sister of Brendan ‘23 Stephen E. Zinck ‘91 Karen M. Zumpfe GC ‘77, sister of Cheryl GC ‘75 Ralph D. Zumpfe, father of Cheryl Gerniglia GC ‘75 and the late Karen GC ‘77

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Linda Leary

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For Dick Leary ‘49, community service was not a passing fancy, but a lifetime commitment; so, it is no surprise that his daughter Linda would be imprinted by this model of generous giving of self. Linda has been a lifelong resident of Brookline, where her father, Richard Leary ‘49, was Town Administrator for 25 years. Linda graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1981. Shortly after, she began her career in banking, first, with Bank of New England and then with the global custodian, Brown Brothers Harriman & Company (BBH), where she completed 34 years of service and retired on July 1, 2021. While working at BBH, Linda had the opportunity to spend two years working in Luxembourg enabling her to travel throughout Europe and forge lifelong friendships. Stepping away from her workday routines has allowed Linda to shift her focus to how best to fulfill her retirement years with volunteer opportunities and providing financial support for institutions such as Malden Catholic. She has assumed that role with relish!

his life-long association with the school. “My dad’s true passion while attending Malden Catholic,” she says, “was hockey. He was a member of the 1948 Malden Catholic State Championship Hockey Team and the 1949 Catholic League Championship Team. Throughout his life, my dad regularly attended Malden Catholic events, including hockey games and the scholarship breakfasts that recognized donors. I often read the thank you notes sent to my dad from students who had benefited from the Richard T. Leary, Jr. Memorial Scholarship. The notes would reflect appreciation for the scholarship, but most importantly they revealed how the scholarship had relieved families of the financial challenges that they faced.” The commitment and dedication that her dad had for Malden Catholic made an impression on Linda, and she wanted to continue not only his gift giving, but also the personal interaction with the Malden Catholic community to show her appreciation for the school that had molded her dad into the caring and selfless person he became.

Linda witnessed firsthand her father’s commitment to community service, not just in Brookline, but also at Malden Catholic, where Dick was a longtime leadership donor through the Saint Francis Xavier Society. She recalls

Like many others, Linda enjoyed attending our annual SFX Society Reception this past October. “While attending,” she says, “two words came to mind that truly reflect the spirit of Malden Catholic: community and camaraderie.”

How wonderful it was, she felt, that after a two-year pandemic-driven hiatus of the event, friends of the school could once again gather in person! “I could feel how thrilled people were to be back with their Malden Catholic friends,” she said. “It was palpable.” She surmises the reason: “Malden Catholic is more than a learning environment; it is a community that instills teamwork through the multiple programs of academics, athletics, and rich extracurriculars.”

Both from her father and from her own observations, Linda has studied and learned the Malden Catholic story well.

“Beyond the community that Malden Catholic has built over the decades,” she relates, “it never loses sight of the individual and the sensitivity needed to nurture each student toward personal growth and development. When one visits the school,” she says, “the confidence of each student is obvious as each reaches out, whether to newcomers, or to returning alums, or to friends visiting for a special MC event such as a Gala or special reception.” She remembers one such reception, a book-signing, that took place in December of 2017. The Honorable Gerard F. Doherty ’46 of Charlestown, a friend of and advisor to the Kennedys, was showcasing his book, They Were My Friends - Jack, Bob and Ted: My Life In and Out of Politics. She was impressed by this “teaching moment,” one generation of Lancer imparting life-wisdom to those of several later generations! “One could see from this book signing,” she said, “how amazing it was that no matter how many years had passed, a distinguished alum like Mr. Doherty ’46 could return to the school that enabled him to accomplish great goals and impart to current students the opportunities awaiting them after their Malden Catholic education!”

Now more than ever Linda believes it is important, not only to provide current support for Malden Catholic’s essential, immediate needs, but also to strengthen the school’s financial sustainability. She has done exactly that by joining the Theodore James Ryken Society, the School’s vehicle for planned giving. This support moves in many directions. It underwrites the maintenance and enhancement of facilities; it provides financial assistance that allows for expanded tuition relief, thereby increasing enrollment; at the same time, it helps maintain high standards of academic and extracurricular programming. Linda notes the excellence of these programs, reflected in impressive outcomes: prestigious college acceptances and the careers that take root in the nourishing soil of an MC foundation. She observes, “The successful addition of the Girls Division, capturing the old spirit of Girls Catholic, and the resulting burgeoning enrollments are clear testimony to the value that families place on the importance of a Catholic education.” Like her dad, Linda applauds this growth. She wants to support it and help to ensure the future of Malden Catholic, a school that has done so much for so many! We remember Dick Leary ’49 with love and thanksgiving, and we extend to Linda our deepest appreciation that she would so honor her father by memorializing at Malden Catholic his spirit of care and love.

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The Theodore James Ryken Society In 2004, Malden Catholic inaugurated the Theodore James Ryken Society to recognize those who have provided for future generations of Malden Catholic students by making gifts through bequests, life income arrangements and other planned gifts. When you join the Theodore James Ryken Society, you demonstrate your commitment to the current and future students who attend MC. Your planned gift is an inspiration to future generations and a reminder of the philanthropy that sustains Malden Catholic. By giving back through a bequest or a planned gift, Ryken Society members demonstrate dedication that transcends time.

Members of the Theodore James Ryken Society have indicated in writing that they have made special provisions for Malden Catholic in their estate plans. In addition to being a meaningful gift to 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.

YOU CAN BECOME A MEMBER WAY S T O B E C O M E A M E M B E R • Include Malden Catholic in your will, revocable 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, a charitable lead trust or a pooled income fund.

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

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

For further information, please contact Mr. Robert McCarthy ’07, Senior Director of Institutional Advancement at 781.475.5333 or mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org

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M R S . R O S E M A R Y ( B O L A N D) P H A L E N G C ’69 V I S I T

RY K E N S O C I E T Y M E M B E R S Anonymous 1953 Anonymous 1957 Anonymous 1971 Mary T. (Flanagan) GC 1950+ and Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. 1948+ Marie J. Barry+ Anna G. Bateman+ Linda and John C. Bolger 1964 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq. 1954+ James H. Carrasco Diana and Robert D. Cataldo+ P 1986 Deanna (Milton) GC 1955 and Richard Charves John J. Coakley 1938+ George R. Cutting CBCP 1960 Irene E. Dempsey 1947+ Helen and J. Martin Devine, Esq. 1943+ Priscilla Donahue+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. 2011 Julie Duffy* Kathy and Edward Ellison* Estate of Mary E Smith George O. Fall 1944+ Father James A. Field+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. 1981 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. 1979* 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* Richard T. Leary, Sr. 1949+ and Loys “Lindy” Leary+ Tricia (McNamara) GC 1963 and Ted Legasey 1963

Eileen+ & MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. 1948+, P 1974 GP 2017 The Marotta Family Selina L. Mastrocola+ William F. McCart 1942+ Joan Marie McDonough GC 1947+ Harold F. McNulty 1939+ Patricia McWade GC 1965 The Estate of Asteria Memmolo P 1985+ Dr. Ciriaco “Jerry” Memmolo 1985+ Asteria+ and Rizziero Memmolo+ Crystal and Adrian Mims* James E. Mulcahy 1956+ The Hon. Mary Beatty Muse+ Robert F. Muse, Esq. 1938+ Thomas L. Myles 1969* Allan J. O’Brien 1947+ David F. O’Brien 1951 LTC Lawrence P. O’Brien (USA Ret.) 1956+ James C. O’Neill 1950 Dana E. Petroni PE, 1981 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen 1969* Richard T. Ruane 1938+ Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. 1988 Mary Smith+ Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Marcia and John F. Sullivan Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg 1964 The Mary and Phineas Tobe Trust+ Kimberly and John Thornburg* Lynn Wolf+

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MC Athletics Malden Catholic Lancers rose to the occasion this fall, and our sports teams exceeded all expectations! In the previous year, many programs had been shortened, modified or were unable to run... and very few allowed spectators. This year, however, student-athletes pushed forward and demonstrated great performances and incredible MC spirit! “We are so proud of the Malden Catholic students, coaches and their families,” stated Athletic Director Bill Raycraft. “We were all inspired by everyone’s resiliency and determination to come back to the fields, court and pool, and it was a sight we had all missed!”

The entire school community enjoyed the celebrations that came with the fall season including attending live games, pep rallies, homecoming and LancerPalooza. However, the element that everyone seemed most grateful for, particularly after so many pandemic months, was the opportunity to build strong relationships with those who support the blue and gold – for this is and has always been the foundation of MC’s programs.

We also had tremendous fan support at many of our athletic events this fall, which demonstrated what Lancer pride is all about.

As one media outlet commented, “Malden Catholic’s enthusiasm and school spirit were unlike anything we’ve seen before.”

Now, with the winter sports season upon us, our Lancers once again are looking forward to maximizing the opportunities to work together towards a common goal. This includes a strong, positive attitude and level of dedication that embodies Malden Catholic’s student body as they continue to go Plus Ultra!

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Student Athlete Spotlight M A D I S O N “ M A D D I E” T U R N E R ‘ 22 Sport: Soccer, Basketball and Lacrosse.

Athletic highlights: Selected as Soccer and Lacrosse Captain, Coaches Award recipient and leading scorer in Soccer in Junior year, MVP for and leading scorer in Lacrosse as a Junior and named Catholic Conference All-Star in soccer as a Senior.

What is a favorite quote of yours?

“If you don’t love what you do, you won’t do it with much conviction or passion.” Mia Hamm If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

I would have a meal with Adam Sandler because he is so funny, and I love all his movies.

What traits define who you are?

Competitive, passionate and selfless.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

In 10 years, I see myself working in a Boston hospital as a nurse.

What is your favorite subject in school?

Math.

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

Selena Gomez.

Favorite book?

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom Your go-to meal?

Spaghetti and meatballs.

Who do you consider as an inspirational leader for you?

I have always found my mom to be an inspiration to me.

If you could give advice to any incoming student at MC, what would it be?

Get involved in as many co-curricular activities as possible because that is where I had the most fun, made the most memories and made the most friends.

C H R I S T I A N F I T Z PAT R I C K ‘ 22 Sports: Football, Indoor Track and Lacrosse.

Athletic Highlights: State qualifier as a Sophomore in Track & Field, Catholic Conference All-Star in Lacrosse and selected as Captain for MC Football.

What traits define who you are?

Determined, hard-working and reliable.

What is your favorite subject in school?

Anatomy What is your favorite book?

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee Your go to meal is?

Steak Who do you consider as an inspirational leader for you?

My mom has always been an inspirational leader for me.

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What is a favorite quote of yours?

“I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.”

Philippians 4:13 If you could have a meal with anyone (living or past), who would it be and why?

Kobe Bryant because of his work ethic, I want to know how he kept pushing himself to succeed.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

I see myself with a family of my own and working my way toward being successful.

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

A young Matt Damon.

If you could give advice to any incoming student at MC, what would it be?

Have fun and enjoy MC while you are here because the four years fly by, and you’ll be a Senior before you know it.

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Class Notes MR. FRANCIS J. RICCIARDONE, SR. 1939 of Medford, MA, recently celebrated his 100th Birthday.

Malden Catholic extends a special congratulations and warm wishes to Mr. Ricciardone on this momentous occasion. We thank Mr. Ricciardone for tremendous generosity and support over many years as a member of the Saint Francis Xavier Society and for establishing a family scholarship fund with his family in memory of his beloved wife Marguerite and in his honor.

Congratulations to his six children, all of whom graduated from Malden Catholic and Girls Catholic: Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. 1969 and wife Dr. Marie (Dunn) GC 1969, Michael Ricciardone 1971 and his wife Elizabeth, James Ricciardone 1973 and his wife Lisa, Dr. Marguerite

Ricciardone Stone GC 1974 and her husband David, Hon. David Ricciardone 1976 and his wife Beverly, and Theresa Ricciardone Thayer GC 1977 and her husband Peter.

DAVID MORRISON 1985 celebrated 25 years at The Morrison Financial Group of Wells Fargo Advisors JOHN PIPPY 1988 is the founder and president of PGS TEK LLC, a certified veteran, owned small business focused on full spectrum IT solutions through strategic partnerships with industry leaders. He currently holds the rank of Colonel in the Pennsylvania Army National Guard and serves as the Commander of the 55th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade, headquartered in Scranton, PA. John has served overseas on active duty in Syria, Iraq and Kuwait and has been awarded numerous medals recognizing his military service including the Combat Action Badge, the US Army Bronze Star for meritorious service, and the Defense Meritorious Service Medal with “C” device. John has a master’s degree in Strategic Studies from the U. S. Army War College, a Master of Arts in International Relations from Irish American University in Dublin, Ireland, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Engineering from the United States Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. DANIEL F. PASSACANTILLI 1990 celebrated 19 years at Blue Front Technology Group BRIAN MCCARTHY 1991 is working at Heilind Capital in product management in addition to operating a tour guide service in Boston. 10 years ago, Brian took over the franchise for City Running Tours of Boston. City Running Tours is a national tour guide service located in 10 major cities throughout the U.S. and offers visitors and residents the opportunity to tour the city while getting in their exercise. (cityrunningtours.com) SEAN MCDONALD 1991 Pictured on next page: L-R Mike Krasco `90, Tim Minogue `91, Sean McDonald `91, and Matt Ciulla `16. These life-long athletes traveled to Nashville, TN, and took home coveted gold (colored) medals and a championship trophy in hockey this past spring. Racking up numerous points over three days

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the top 10 on the CLT the last two years.

JOHN PIPPY ‘88

against teams from around the country, these legendary Lancers contribute greatly to the success of their team, the “GOAT SQUAD,” which is based out of Stoneham, MA. JAX P. GALLO ESQ. 1991 is working for the Committee for Public Counsel Service with their Children & Families Law Unit (CAFL) and their Mental Health Litigation Division (MHLD), advocating for children in the Department of Children and Families and juvenile justice systems, and for indigent adults with mental health challenges who face involuntary commitment.

MATTHEW P. MCKENNA 1995 is the Senior Vice President at Tenax Strategies, Inc. and an Executive Director at the National Guard Association of Massachusetts. A graduate of the University of Connecticut with a degree in political science, Matthew is a 22-year member of the U.S. Army National Guard.

He currently serves as a Chief Warrant Officer 3 and a Blackhawk helicopter instructor pilot. He also serves on the boards of Massachusetts Fallen Heroes and Alternative Treatment for Veterans, a nonprofit that advocates for cannabis therapy for vets. Matthew was recently selected as the Pilot to fly Medal of Honor winners as they visited various schools and places around the Commonwealth.

LT. STEPHEN J. HUNNEWELL USA 2002 serves as the Senior Director for Product Innovation at Two Six Technologies. Prior to Two Six Research, he held various leadership roles with Novetta, Inc. Steve’s public service roles include serving as a Strategic Advisor on NATO’s Counterinsurgency Advisory & Assistance Team (CAAT) in Afghanistan; DoD Liaison to the UK Foreign Commonwealth Office (FCO) & Government of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan for Afghan Reconciliation and Reintegration. Steve’s military service includes both conventional U.S. Army Infantry and Special Operations assignments. Steve’s public and private sector assignments have led to solving international challenges from Afghanistan’s restive Helmand and Kunar provinces to NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium to Ukraine to Southeast Asia. To assist his international engagement Steve is functional in German a while also being familiar with Pashto, Arabic, and Farsi. Steve joined the Army with a degree in Political Science through Providence College’s Army ROTC program and holds an MBA from the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Management at Babson College. He is also pursuing a Master of Arts in International Relations from the Fletcher School of Law Diplomacy at Tufts University.

CHRISTOPHER CIAMPA 2003 is working as an Engineer and Consultant in the biopharma industry.

Christopher holds an M.B.A. in Management from Bentley University and an B.S. in General Biology from the University of New Hampshire. Christopher is married to his wife, Christina Ciampa, who owns a bookstore called All She Wrote Books in Somerville, MA. CONRAD G. KOHLER-TIEDEMAN 2007 married his wife, Suriah, in May 2021.

DAVID SPADA 1997 is starting a new position as Senior Manager, Instruments Sales Americas at Rapiscan Systems.

PHILLIP DREWS 1998 is working with XPO Logistics as a Senior Manager for Last Mile Operations.

FATHER RONNIE P. FLOYD 1999 was recently named Canonical Administrator of the most vibrant parish in Grand Rapids, Sacred Heart. Named to succeed the internationally known Fr. Robert Sirico, Sacred Heart parish is one of the quickest growing parishes in the nation with one of the fastest growing schools, Sacred Heart Academy, a classical K-12 school that has been rated in

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MICHAEL A. DISALVATORE 2007 is a registered architect and is working at IA Interior Architects. Additionally, Michael recently founded his own photography business, M. DiSalvatore Photography, actively competes in Powerlifting competitions, and recently became a father.

LAWRENCE GUINEE 2011 was recently promoted to Chanel Sales Manager at HqO, headquartered in Boston.

RYAN O’DONNELL 2007 is working as Rigging Electric on Gary Dauberman’s new film adaptation of Stephen King’s Salem’s Lot, date set for 2022.

ALEX MASSA 2015 was promoted to Senior Treasury Analyst at HarbourVest Partners.

CRAIG HOOPER 2008 has accepted the position of Senior Vice President at MVision Private Equity Advisors in New York.

JARED TRINGALE 2008 celebrated 2 years at Acquia and was recently promoted to Senior Marketing Programs Manager.

LUKE SILVEIRA 2009 celebrated 3 years at The University of Vermont Medical Center.

MICHAEL LEBLANC 2009 celebrated 8 years at State Street, a leading global provider of financial services to institutional investors

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DERRICK STONE 2013 was promoted to Senior Quality Performance Analyst with Pratt & Whitney.

MUPING SHI 2017 started a new position as Management Trainee at Nanjing Securities Co. Ltd. In Nanjing, Jiangsu, in China. Muping will be attending Johns Hopkins University for graduate school in the Fall 2022.

KELLEN FIELD 2017 is finishing his last semester at Amherst College and playing on the football team.

ZHENGHAO DAI 2018 is attending the University of Southern California for both his Bachelor and Master of Science degrees.

JOSE ORDONEZ 2020 is a sophomore at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.

ED FERRANTE 2010 has been admitted to the Massachusetts Bar Association (MBA) Leadership Academy.

AARON BABU 2021 is attending Cornell University and is majoring in Computer Science.

CONOR MULCAHY 2011 graduated from the Isenberg School of Management at UMass Amherst with a Master’s in Business Administration and Management and, Finance.

Connor is also a Company Commander of Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 151st Regional Support Group in the MA Army National Guard.

Please share your news and updates for the next issue of Crystal Hi-Lites through this link: https://www.maldencatholic.org/alumni/ update-us

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Ways to Make a Difference Generous individuals like you continue to improve the opportunities offered to Malden Catholic students who will lead us all into the future. Your gift makes an immediate impact by providing challenging academic programming, financial aid and co-curricular opportunities and experiences for the entire student body.

M A K E A R E C U R R I N G O R O N E -T I M E G I F T W I T H A DEBIT OR CREDIT CARD

You can choose the amount and frequency of your support for Malden Catholic by visiting our secure website, www.maldencatholic.org/give/annual-giving. If you need assistance, please contact Sarah P. Hamilton, Director of Advancement Operations at hamiltons@maldencatholic. org or by calling 781.475.5331.

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

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

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

GIFTS IN-KIND Non-cash gifts of property such as computers, books, scientific equipment, and art materials are also valued gifts. The fair market value of such items is deductible for income tax purposes. A formal appraisal is required by the IRS for gifts in kind valued over $5,000.

MEMORIAL GIFTS A gift in honor or memory of someone you love and admire can be a meaningful way to contribute to Malden Catholic. We have spiritual memorial cards available upon request by calling Leslie Manson-Hing at 781.475.5293.

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Malden Catholic High School Board of Trustees MR. JAMES DONOVAN HON’11 Chairman of the Board of Trustees Retired Chief Financial Officer, Amerifee Corp MR. JOHN K. THORNBURG Headmaster, Malden Catholic High School MS. ALICIA COONEY P’21 Co-Founder & Senior Advisor, Monument Group MR. ROBERTO L. DI MARCO, ESQ. ’91 P’23 Partner, Foster, Walker & Di Marco, P.C. MR. EDWARD ELLISON Head of School, Cape Fear Academy MR. PAUL T. FITZGERALD, ESQ. ‘81 Chairman, Board of Review, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development MR. WILLIAM J. GUINEE P’11 P’15 General Manager, Danvers Motor Company, Inc. BRO. LAWRENCE HARVEY, C.F.X. ’79 Xaverian Brothers Generalate MR. DANIEL KEATING, ESQ. P’10 Retired Vice President, Fidelity Investments MR. RICHARD LEBRANTI ’94 Co-Founder | CFP® Professional, Doble LeBranti Financial Group

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MRS. AMY LONERGAN, ESQ. Partner, Day Pitney LLP MS. PATRICIA MCWADE, GC ’65 Dean of Student Financial Services, Georgetown University MR. ADRIAN MIMS National Calculus Project Director, Cambridge Education MRS. JULIE F. NORTON P’16 Senior Development Officer, Bouvé College of Health Sciences at Northeastern University MRS. JANET O’NEILL P’15 Managing Director, CBIZ & MHM MRS. ROSEMARY (BOLAND) PHALEN, R.N. GC ’69 Quality Committee, Boston Medical Center MR. PAUL SULLIVAN P.E., LEED AP ’87 P’22 President, RW Sullivan Engineering MR. MASON TENAGLIA ’74 Managing Partner, Tenaglia & Co. MR. BRIAN WALSH ’84 P’16 P’18 P’20 Managing Director, Boston Financial Management

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