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Malden Catholic Magazine

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

Malden Catholic was established in 1932.

President John K. Thornburg Principal Jeffrey Smith ’95, P’24, ’26 Editorial Staff Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D. H’18 Director of Mission Integration Alyssa Suffredini Director of Communications William Raycraft Athletic Director Advancement Mr. Sean Hurley ‘97 Vice President of Advancement/CFO Mr. Robert McCarthy P’07 Senior Director of Advancement Mr. Gregory Maynard Director of Major Gifts, Strategic Initiatives and Planned Giving

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Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Esq. P’22 Director of Advancement Operations

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Mr. Ryan Layton ‘02 Director of Alumni Relations

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Table of Contents FEATURES 04

Alumni Events

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Letter from the President

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50 Crystal Street Groundbreaking Ceremony

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MC Launches $40 Million Campaign for Campus Expansion

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Remembering Joseph J. O’Donnell MC’62

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Leading Beyond Gala

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MC 89th Commencement

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Empowering Future Innovators: Malden Catholic’s Thriving STEM Program

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Lancer Life

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Stacey Sullivan and the Brother Kevin Program: Where Care Counts

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Letter from the Chairman

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Mosaic Dedication

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Honoring Jim Donovan H’11

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Professor Tram!

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MC Athletics

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Student Athlete Spotlight

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Class Notes

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50th Reunion of the Class of 1974

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Ways to Make a Difference

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2024-2025 Board of Trustees

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Unrestricted Potential

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Plus Ultra Society

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The Saint Francis Xavier Society

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Annual Giving 2023-2024

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Board Designated Funds

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In Memoriam

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The Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society 1

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Alumni Events O C TO B E R 1, 2023 M C A L U M N I S O CC E R G A M E I S R E N A M E D A N D D E D I C AT E D T O S T E P H E N J . O ’ N E I L ‘ 7 8 , P ’15 The Malden Catholic Alumni Soccer game has been renamed and dedicated to Stephen J. O’Neil ‘78, P’15 for his dedication and service to Malden Catholic, as well as for the success and legacy of Malden Catholic Soccer. We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the alumni who participated, making the event a great success!

O C TO B E R 10, 2023 L ANCERS OF GOLF ( R E S C H E D U L E D F R O M S E P T E M B E R 18 ) We had a sell-out crowd of over 120 MC alumni and friends at the 37th Annual Malden Catholic Classic. Congratulations to James Castrucci ‘10, Craig Carbonneau ‘09, John Carbonneau ‘09, and Brandon Cummings, who finished in 1st Place!

It was wonderful to see old friends reconnect, and new friendships form as everyone enjoyed a day of golf, good company, and decent weather (aside from those of us who experienced the brief hailstorm).

We would like to thank our volunteers, players, and generous sponsors for making our event such a tremendous success!

Beyond the joy of the day itself, your contributions raised nearly $50,000 for student scholarships. Your generosity will help us continue to make a difference in the lives of those who follow in our footsteps.

OC TO B E R 13, 2023 M C ’ S F I R S T- E V E R A L U M N I B B Q WA S A H U G E S U CC E S S! MC would like to thank all of our wonderful alumni who joined us at the first-ever Alumni BBQ where we also celebrated the career of Mr. Robert Bucchino ‘71, P’10. Your presence, enthusiasm, and unwavering support made the event truly special.

It was fantastic to see so many familiar faces at MC, catching up with old friends and connecting with those of you who are new to our alumni community. It’s evident that the bond we share remains as strong as ever.

Thank you for being a part of this special day and for being such an integral part of our alumni family.

N OV E M B E R 25, 2023 W E H A D A G R E AT T U R N O U T F O R M C ’ S 3 7 t h A N N UA L B R . D. S T E P H E N O ’ D O N N E L L A L U M N I F U N R U N! The 37th Alumni Thanksgiving Fun Run 2-mile race had a great turnout. Thanks to all the runners for participating and for your exceptional effort on the Brother Myles track!

This annual alumni event is always a unique way to bring alumni together, and it was amazing to see so many familiar faces join us. We hope you enjoyed running alongside alumni, faculty/ staff, and friends. We are thankful for your support, and we are already looking forward to next year’s run!

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JA N UA RY 4 , 2024

F E B RUA RY 2 , 2024

L A N C E R S I N CO L L E G E DAY

H O O P S M C V S C M A L U M N I G AT H E R I N G

Current Malden Catholic Seniors got to listen and ask questions to a panel of recent graduates about their current college experiences. The Class of 2023 received their yearbooks and caught up with fellow recent graduates from the Class of 2020 to 2022 over some pizza in the cafeteria. It was a great day to catch up with old friends, classmates, and faculty/staff.

The turnout was phenomenal, and it was evident that the energy in the room was electrifying. The game itself was a rollercoaster of emotions, with both teams giving their all. The back-and-forth action kept us on the edge of our seats, creating an atmosphere filled with anticipation and camaraderie.

In the end, our beloved team demonstrated incredible resilience and determination. Despite the fierce competition and the number one ranking of CM, MC powered through and emerged victorious.

After the game, the festivities continued with an amazing social.

It was delightful to see familiar faces reconnecting and creating new memories together. Your presence undoubtedly contributed to the overall success of the event, making it more than just a basketball game but a celebration of our shared spirit and pride in our alma mater.

JA N UA RY 20, 2024 ALUMNI HOCKEY GAME The Alumni Hockey Game was held last month, where the hallowed halls of nostalgia echoed with cheers as former Lancers laced up their skates once again for an unforgettable evening of camaraderie and competition. The ice was alive with the spirit of Malden Catholic, and it was evident that time had not dulled the skills or the passion of our alumni.

The game unfolded as a spectacular back-and-forth battle where eight goals each were netted by both the blue and gold teams by the end of regulation, leaving the crowd on the edge of their seats. As the clock wound down and the tension soared, the game transitioned into a shootout, adding an extra layer of excitement to the already intense match. In the end, it was the blue team that emerged victorious, clinching the win in a shootout showdown. It was a true testament to the competitive spirit and skill that has become synonymous with the legacy of Malden Catholic hockey.

J U N E 1, 2024 A L U M N I L AC R O S S E G A M E The 7th Annual Malden Catholic Alumni Lacrosse game was a remarkable gathering, with nearly 40 former players returning to their alma mater. Alumni from the class of 1997 all the way up to the class of 2023 showcased their enduring passion for the sport.

The day began with a thrilling match against the current 2024 team, where the alumni narrowly triumphed with a 2-1 victory.

The excitement continued as the alumni split into Blue and White teams, representing odd and even graduation years respectively.

The Blue Team emerged victorious, defeating the White Team 5-3 in a spirited and nostalgic contest. The event was a testament to the strong bonds and lasting legacy of Malden Catholic’s lacrosse program, uniting past and present players in a celebration of athletic excellence and school pride.

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Letter from the President Welcome to the 2024 edition of our MC Magazine!

Dear Malden Catholic Community, Each year we publish this magazine to share the good news happening at Malden Catholic. As you review the pages, I believe you will be amazed at all that is happening at our beloved school.

Malden Catholic’s brand is strong and continues to grow! Your investment has impacted lives and propelled us into a bright and bold future.

J O H N S P E A K I N G T O S T U D E N T S AT M C L I

We exceeded expectations in year one of Our Essential Future Campaign. With your support, construction of 50 Crystal Street has begun, and our new building is estimated to open in the Fall of 2025. This new facility will transform our campus, bringing advanced academic programming to our high school, enhanced athletic facilities, and the addition of a 7th and 8th grade division.

Overall giving to the school surpassed our goal, which included our largest gala on record! The Leading Beyond Gala at Encore was magical and was received with overwhelming enthusiasm and participation. Make sure to mark your calendar for Saturday, April 5, because you won’t want to miss this outstanding event.

It has been a privilege to lead Malden Catholic these past five years. Our school has grown to almost 900 students, we have made many capital improvements, and next year at this time we should be ready to move into 50 Crystal Street with improved programming for our high school students and offer an MC education to students in 7th and 8th grade.

Your investment in our school is changing lives while securing the future. This would not have been possible without your support. We still have some distance to cover in our capital campaign and will be looking to you to help us reach our goal.

Thank you in advance for all you do for Malden Catholic,

JOHN K. THORNBURG President

Your investment in our school is changing lives while securing the future. This would not have been possible without your support.

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50 Crystal Street Groundbreaking Ceremony

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

On Thursday evening, May 9, 2024, Malden Catholic celebrated the auspicious official beginnings of the next great chapter in School history with a groundbreaking ceremony for the multipurpose academic and athletic building that will be constructed on 50 Crystal Street.

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First announced by President John Thornburg at our 18th Annual Gala on April 6th, along with the unveiling of plans for a 7th and 8th-Grade middle school program and the launch of our current capital campaign, Our Essential Future – A Campaign for Malden Catholic, the construction on 50 Crystal St, slated for September 2025 completion, sets the stage for an ever-more promising future!

to longtime, recently retired Board Chair Jim Donovan ’H11, praising him as the person “behind the vision to purchase the Viking Seafood plant that once stood here.” He added, “Jim has played a leading role in our planning sessions and continues to give freely of his time. He serves as the co-chair for our current capital campaign and provided the largest lead gift of $5 million.”

Malden Catholic CFO / Vice-President for Advancement Sean Hurley ’97 welcomed guests and introduced Director of Mission Integration Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., to offer a blessing.

He then invited Board Vice-Chair Michael Cantalupa ’79 to offer thanks and reflection.

Advancement Vice-President Hurley then invited City Council President Stephen Winslow to say a few words. He offered greetings from Mayor Christenson and shared some personal reflections about several ways Catholic education had intersected with his life through his mom and other family members, as well as how he and his wife, about 15 years ago, had hosted a German exchange student attending Malden Catholic. That experience, he said, attuned him to the school’s high standards.

Since then, he was pleased to see how MC had increasingly extended its Mission to serve the diverse demographics of the Malden community. He recognized the “great partnership” that existed between School and City for almost 100 years (starting in Depression 1932 when the current property had been a dairy farm!). He was confident that “Malden Catholic stands willing to ensure that these new facilities serve not only MC students but are available to Malden residents as well,” noting that some of the lowest income residents were right in the MC neighborhood.

Cantalupa began by recognizing the 9 Xaverian Brothers in attendance, saying that, “Their life-vocation and ministry have provided a rich tradition and a legacy that has enabled Malden Catholic to arrive at this important day.” Next, he thanked the MC Board of Trustees, whose “vision, guidance, and commitment to our beloved school brought us to this moment.” Also recognized for their hard work were the members of the 50 Crystal Committee – Paul Sullivan ’87, Rob Di Marco ’91, and Steve O’Neill ’78 – whose expertise “gives comfort that the project is properly guided.” Cantalupa extended thanks to school leadership, particularly Facilities Director DJ Cacciapuoti, and to the members of Timberline Construction, their architectural team, and the Scalora Consulting Group, who serve as our project manager.

Many major benefactors were present. Among those recognized were members of our Board of Trustees, Gala honoree Dan Passacantilli ’90, Dr. Robert Haddad ’71 and his wife Natalia, the Guinee family, the Cataldo family, the Donovan family, and Campaign leaders Bob Higgins ’64 and Dick Sumburg ’64.

Vice-Chair Cantalupa offered additional thanks to representatives of the City of Malden, including Mayor Gary Christenson, Building Commissioner Nelson Miller, Councilor Chris Simonelli, and City Council President Stephen Winslow. Finally, he gave special thanks

Principal Jeff Smith ’95 concluded the ceremony, recounting the School’s amazing, recent 7-year trajectory from the conception of our signature codivisional model to our being the fastest growing Catholic school in New England. He recalled Malden Catholic’s debt of gratitude to the Xaverian Brothers for inspiring the school community always to prayerfully reflect on the past, assess the present and ponder the future, and he expressed great optimism that the foundation of success of the last 90 years and the opportunity to “spread our Mission” to a new, younger generation, would direct our path toward a blessed and hopeful future.

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Malden Catholic stands willing to ensure that these new facilities serve not only MC students but are available to Malden residents as well.

C I T Y CO U N C I L P R E S I D E N T S T E P H E N W I N S LO W

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MC Launches $40 Million Campaign for Campus Expansion Malden Catholic launches $40 million campaign to build 70,000 square-foot academic and athletic center at 50 Crystal Street I would like to thank our loyal donors who continue to support Malden Catholic.

increases our athletic facilities and allows MC to offer an academically rigorous, codivisional model spanning grades 7-12.

For many of you who are alumni of MC at 99 Crystal Street, you may remember the smell of fish hanging over the athletic fields or wafting through the front door when you pulled up to the school during your days here. Seven years ago, we were fortunate that the families that owned the Viking Seafood Fish Factory worked with our school leaders so that MC was able to acquire the Viking building, a 1.6 acre building directly across from our front door, giving the school a once-in-a-generation ability to transform our campus.

For many years our team and our Board have been studying the changing enrollment trends of Catholic schools in our area, the changing demographics of our area and the changing tastes of parents and students alike. Our plans for 50 Crystal Street encompass all of that planning with a vision for how the school can continue to attract high-quality students and serve the students of Malden and the surrounding communities.

Over the last 5 years my team has worked with our Board of Trustees, alumni, students, parents, and community leaders to design a new 50 Crystal Street, a 70,000 square foot building that will significantly increase our school’s academic and athletic capabilities. This bold new vision creates increased high-level academic programming to support our students, significantly

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While we have broken ground on the building and expect to be open in August 2025, much fundraising remains to be done to make this dream a reality. I invite you to join us as we embark on a bold new vision for Malden Catholic that ensures that MC will continue transforming the lives of our students for another 90 years.

JOHN K. THORNBURG President

R E N D E R I N G O F T H E M A K E R S PA C E

RENDERING OF THE WELLNESS CENTER

A DVA N C E D AC A D E M I C P R O G R A M M I N G

I N C R E A S E D AT H L E T I C FAC I L I T I E S

Plans include the creation of four new classrooms dedicated to MC’s increasingly differentiated curriculum

Project includes significant upgrades that will enable MC to meet the athletic demands of all students including 27 different varsity sports teams and intramural offerings

Financial Literacy One of the most popular courses at MC, and it allows the school to expand offerings Innovative layout will drive enthusiasm for MC’s Stock Market Game competition Biomedical Engineering A popular innovative offering at MC; new classroom will allow the school to expand offerings for another class through the Project Lead the Way program Will increase resources for research for internship programs working with professors of MIT and Boston College Makerspace Inventive layout will support MC’s six engineering classes Important workshop space needed for STEM Fair and STEM Club Entrepreneurial Studies Facility designed to support high-level research classes in AP Capstone and AP Research Supports MC’s 80-student strong DECA club for students interested in business

30,000 square-foot indoor turf field Differentiates MC from almost any other competitor school Allows athletes to practice indoors for various sports including football, soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse, field hockey, cheer, track and wrestling 6,000 square-foot indoor basketball / volleyball court Allows MC to meet the increased demands of its athletic programming along with providing a space for basketball and volleyball 2,500 square foot state-of-the-art wellness center Doubles MC’s current capabilities and allows enough space for entire programs to work out together with MC’s dedicated Strength and Conditioning coach

A N E W 7 t h /8 t h G R A D E TO B U I L D O U T A F U LL 7–12 t h G R A D E M O D E L MC is now the only private high school in the state of Massachusetts offering single-sex education without an affiliated middle school. A new 7th and 8th grade of 200 total students (across both grades) addresses demand from current families for an MC education starting in 7th grade The 7th–12th grade model allows MC to offer an academically rigorous, extracurricular-enriched, codivisional model spanning grades 7–12 New 7th / 8th grade will have 10 classrooms, 2 laboratories and a new dining commons focused on the 3rd floor of 50 Crystal Street

RENDERING OF THE INDOOR TURF

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Why Do We Support the Our Essential Future Campaign for Malden Catholic?

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M I C H A E L A . C A N TA LU PA ’79

V I C E C H A I R O F T H E B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S “As someone who has benefited tremendously from an MC education from the Xaverian Brothers, our family strongly believes in supporting the campaign to develop 50 Crystal Street.

This project provides all the elements to ensure that MC is the best Catholic school offering in our area for another 90 years – new cutting-edge academic spaces for our high school students, amazing new athletic fields and a successfully proven co-divisional model now available to the 7th and 8th grades.”

DA N I E L J. L AW LE R ’84

C A M PA I G N L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E “I am a huge proponent of the Our Essential Future campaign at MC, as it represents the dynamic strategic direction and profound forward thinking of the board and the Lancer community. It changes the campus architecturally as well as academically and serves as a billboard to past success and future endeavors.

The Our Essential Future campaign represents a commitment to athletic excellence and academic advancement that would make any Malden Catholic alum proud.“

M A R K J. S U LLI VA N ’83

C A M PA I G N L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E pictured below with Julia O’Donnell P’16 “I believe the 50 Crystal Street project is the most significant campaign that MC has ever undertaken, and enables MC to better compete academically with the likes of St John’s Prep, Danvers, and BC High School.

MC has always served a blue-collar working community, and the majority of students are from urban areas. This campaign elevates MC to the level necessary to compete with the likes of these schools but also still our nearby communities that makes us great.”

RO B E R TO D I M A RCO, E SQ . ’91 B OA R D O F T R U S T E E S

A N D PRO F. M T DAV I L A , PH . D. P ’23, ’27 “I can directly credit Malden Catholic and its staff for setting me on the path that has led me to my successes. Those successes are not just professional but also personal.

Supporting the school is reflective of the gratitude I have for the school and the Xaverian Brothers.

It is my firm belief that every institution needs to be renewed on a regular basis to survive and thrive.

This project is integral to the renewal of the school and is absolutely necessary for the school’s future development and growth.

I am excited by the prospect that our actions today are setting the stage for Malden Catholic’s stability and success for the next 50 years.”

DA N PA SSAC A N T I LLI ’90

pictured below with Campaign co-Chair (in memoriam) Mr. Joseph O’Donnell ’62 “MC has a special place in my heart. When I look at the school today, I see students from workingclass backgrounds like me using the school as a way to elevate themselves and reach their dreams.

I’m proud to support the school as we expand to take in 7th and 8th graders and provide top tier athletic and academic facilities that rival the most expensive high schools in our state.”

M A R K T. C A N N O N ’73

C A M PA I G N L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E “It’s important for the same reasons as 99 Crystal Street. Excellence in education for boys and girls grades 7–12. The inclusion of 7th and 8th graders will allow and make happy many MC alumni who have long wished that their younger children would be able to experience the MC academic and athletic experience.“

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C R A I G S PA DA FO R A ’ 91, P ’26, ’27 PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E

“The continuous improvement of our campus plays a crucial role in attracting a diverse student body.

By modernizing our facilities, such as with the construction of 50 Crystal Street, we are not only enhancing the overall student experience but also staying true to the Jesuit education philosophy of ‘go forth and set the world on fire.’

The additional space will not only benefit our existing students but will also provide them with a state-of-the-art facility to learn, exercise, and thrive.

I am confident that this development will further enhance the educational experience at Malden Catholic and create new opportunities for growth.”

JA M E S J. PE R RY ‘ 96 “I enjoyed my time at Malden Catholic very much and know it changed my life for the better.

I love to see the mission of the school continue and expand.

I feel a responsibility and take great pride in playing a small part in helping the teachers, coaches and administrators on the ground do the hard work of making the lives of the current students better.

Plus Ultra!”

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B E N M A R I N O P ’22 , ’24

PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E “The addition of 50 Crystal Street is going to allow Malden Catholic to provide a brand-new start-ofthe art facility that will provide an array of new academic offerings to its existing students, in addition to expanding its reach to many new students with the start of the new middle school experience.

This new facility will make MC even more competitive with other private schools in the area by providing new start-of-the-art technology for the students, and new and improved fitness facilities for both middle school and high school students.”

M AU R A M A N N P ’27

PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E “I support the Our Essential Future campaign for Malden Catholic High School because the school offers a thriving, unique dualdivision religious model that our family values and is unmatched in the area. The school’s record enrollment and waitlist highlight its success and the importance of continued investment in its academic and athletic facilities. Additionally, the new 7th and 8th grades provide a strong foundation, preparing students for high school and beyond.”

A DA M A N D LI SA C R A N E P ’25, ’27 PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E

“As parents to three girls, including two students at MC and a younger daughter, we are thrilled that they have the opportunity to experience MC and all that this community offers. Once we learned how much thought and care went into every decision for 50 Crystal Street, it was easy to choose to support the campaign.”

N ATA L JA S T I CCO P ’27 A N D EUGENE S TICCO ’90, P ’27 (not pictured)

PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E

“As proud Malden Catholic parents and alumni, our family is deeply invested in supporting the Our Essential Future campaign. We believe this expansion is crucial for enhancing MC’s rigorous academic programs and reinforcing the faith-based community that has been so instrumental in shaping well-rounded individuals, including within our own family. What excites us most is the opportunity to extend MC’s transformative experience to middle schoolers, providing an even stronger foundation for young minds to grow and flourish in their studies, faith, and character development.

PE T E R VA N DO R PE P ’27

PA R E N T L E A D E R S H I P CO M M I T T E E In the short time we have been at MC, I have seen first hand what the school can do for the young men and women who are there. Our daughter has excelled in so many ways it is hard to pinpoint one reason in particular. I think it is incredibly important to support the growth of the school, and the plan for 50 Crystal Street will set both existing and incoming students up for prodigious levels of success for many years to come. The opportunities that MC offers every student, particularly with the growth of the school, will transform the school into an elite Catholic institution. Growth can sometimes be intimidating, however, this campaign has not only our family, but countless others, full of excitement, curiosity and pride.”

T H A N K YO U TO O U R CO M M I T T E E M E M B E R S: Honorary Campaign Chairs: Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 and Sallyann (Dimeco) GC’56 and Ted Legasey ’63 and Tricia (McNamara) GC’63 Campaign Co-Chairs: James R. Donovan Hon’11, Robert F. Higgins ’64, Joseph J. O’Donnell ’62 (in memoriam), Richard L. Sumberg ’64 Board Chair: Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 Malden Catholic President: John K. Thornburg Campaign Steering Committee: Patricia McWade GC’65, Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GC’69, Brian J. Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20

Please contact the Malden Catholic Leadership team for more questions: John Thornburg, President thornburgj@maldencatholic.org Sean Hurley ’97, CFO/VP of Advancement hurleys@maldencatholic.org

Campaign Leadership Committee: Mark T. Cannon ’73, Richard F. Connolly, Jr. ’57, Alicia Cooney P’21, Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81, Joseph J. Keough ’88, Daniel J. Lawler ’84, Daniel Passacantilli ’90, Mark J. Sullivan ’83, Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GC ’66 Parent Leadership Committee: Stephen J. Byrne ’95, P’24, ’26, Adam and Lisa Crane P’25, ‘27, Tim and Andrea Harrington P’22, ’24, ’26, Jim Malarkey and Lisa Funiciello P’26, ’26, Benjamin Marino P’22, ’24, Maura Mann P’27, Colleen McGlynn Moody P’24, Craig Spadafora ’91, P’26, ’27, Natalja Sticco P’27, Peter Van Dorpe P’27

Robert McCarthy P’07, Senior Director of Advancement and Strategic Partnerships mccarthyr@maldencatholic.org Gregory Maynard, Director of Major Gifts, Strategic Initatives and Planned Giving gmaynard@maldencatholic.org Sarah Hamilton, Esq. P’22, Director of Advancement Operations hamiltons@maldencatholic.org

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Remembering Joseph J. O’Donnell MC’62 194 4 –2024

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

The Malden Catholic community was deeply saddened at the January 7, 2024, passing of Joe O’Donnell, lifelong friend, advocate, benefactor, and unwavering supporter of MC. Joe’s influence on the life of the School was truly immeasurable. We offer Joe’s wife of 53 years, Kathy, and daughters Kate, Casey, and family our condolences and love in this season of remembering.

We also celebrate a phenomenal man who was rare in achievement, generosity, and depth of friendships throughout his remarkable life.

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The son of an Everett police officer and a homemaker who was valedictorian of her high school class, O’Donnell attended Malden Catholic and Phillips Exeter Academy before enrolling in Harvard College in 1963. While at MC, Joe quickly made a name for himself as a star athlete. By senior year he was a multiple letter-winner in football, baseball, and basketball, recruited by 11 colleges, football captain, football All-Scholastic, All-Catholic, All-Conference, baseball captain and baseball All-Scholastic. He was later inducted into our 1989 Athletic Hall of Fame. Our May 29, 1962, student newspaper Hi-Lite would boast, “Bluejacket star Joe O’Donnell set a precedent early this month when he merited five of the six special category awards presented at the annual sports banquet.” He was also named Student-Athlete at commencement. Boston journalist Roy Carroll in his “Sports Whirl” column labeled Joe as “Malden Catholic’s outstanding everything”!

In the coming years, Joe would garner 6 varsity letters for The Crimson in football and baseball, and he would captain the baseball team his senior year. Following undergraduate study at Harvard, in 1971 Joe earned a Harvard Business School degree and started an entrepreneurial adventure that by 2006 would have him identified by Boston Magazine as the most influential Bostonian, first among “The 100 People Who Run This Town.”

From 1971 until 1976, he was the Associate Dean of Students for the Harvard Business School MBA Program. His relationship with Harvard continued through his life as a member of The Harvard Corporation, a director of the Associates of Harvard Business School, a member of the University’s Board of Overseers, and an elected Director of the Harvard Alumni Association. Joe also chaired or co-chaired his Harvard College and HBS class reunion committees for many years. In recognition of his service, he received the Richard T. Flood Award from the Harvard College Fund twice and the HBS Alumni Achievement Award in 2005.

In 1976, Joe founded Boston Culinary Group Inc. (originally Boston Concessions Group Inc.), which, under his leadership, grew into a major food service corporation. The company merged with Centerplate in 2010, with Joe serving as chairman of this nationwide leader in the food service industry. He also founded Belmont Capital LLC and owned Allied Advertising Agency. Joe served as overseer or trustee for many institutions, including Malden Catholic, Boston’s Winsor School, and the

Boston Symphony Orchestra. In 2001, President George W. Bush appointed him to the President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts.

In 1986 Joe and Kathy mourned the death of their 12-year-old beloved son Joey after his battle with cystic fibrosis. They vowed to help eradicate this terrible disease and founded the Joey Fund to raise monies to find a cure. Through 37 years, their stewardship of the fund, now with help of daughters Kate and Casey, has raised hundreds of millions of dollars, supporting research that in recent years has yielded incredible results in improving the life expectancy of those with the disease. Joe became a trustee of the National Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, chaired their successful $250-million Milestones Campaign, twice received their highest honor, The Breath of Life Award, and personally helped raise over $500 million to battle CF. Joe and Kathy have been extraordinarily generous in their philanthropy. Their $5-million lead gift in our 2015 Essential Campaign, which Joe co-chaired, helped provide the School with remarkable facilities upgrades, including a new Learning Commons and science laboratories. Joe attributed part of his success to the foundation laid at Malden Catholic, once stating, “In so many ways, Malden Catholic helped me to move forward – Exeter, Harvard, Harvard Business School – and to where I am today. Giving back is the right thing to do.”

Joe had an amazing ability to connect with people. Lifetime friend, retired Morgan Stanley Managing Director Dick Connolly, MC’57, who grew up in Woburn, recalls how they shared similar backgrounds: “We had no money, just hard-working parents who gave us good morals and strong values. I miss him every day; we’d speak 3 or 4 times a week. Our relationship started about 60 years ago. We’d often do charity things together. Joe was a patriot. He was gregarious, bigger than life, maintained incredibly close friendships. It was always a great time to be with him. Joe was always great with young people. Kids knew he genuinely liked them.”

Recently retired longtime Board Chair and Trustee Emeritus Jim Donovan H’11 shared a similar impression that he and Joe were kindred spirits, “both coming from blue collar backgrounds, both self-made men, and both believing very strongly that students from Malden, Medford, Everett, Revere, and surrounding towns truly deserved the opportunities afforded by an MC education.”

Joe attributed part of his success to the foundation laid at Malden Catholic, once stating, “In so many ways, Malden Catholic helped me to move forward — Exeter, Harvard, Harvard Business School — and to where I am today. Giving back is the right thing to do.”

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He continued, “It was Joe’s Dad, an Everett policeman, who “encouraged” Joe to attend MC, but once here Joe thrived as a leader and student athlete. He never forgot the sacrifices his dad made to make that possible, sharing with me the story that his dad was not too proud to take a second job on weekend nights bagging groceries to ensure Joe’s tuition was covered. Joe went on to become one of the most successful businessmen in the history of Boston, leaving a legacy that hopefully will inspire future generations of Malden Catholic students. Malden Catholic was truly fortunate to have Joe O’Donnell on their team as a trusted advisor and benefactor for so many years. Only a small percentage of Catholic High Schools in this country will ever enjoy the level of guidance in strategic direction, backed up by such generous financial support, that Joe provided MC.” Former Headmaster Ed Tyrrell knew precisely what that “generous financial support” could mean as Joe co-chaired MC’s 2011 $25-million Essential Campaign. Ed remembers how they first met at the gala before his fall ’09 start as Headmaster: “He walked over, put his arm around me and gave me a hug. (He was a strong guy!) ‘We’re going to make things very successful at MC,’ Joe said. I replied, ‘Only with your help and support!’”

The support came in many ways, not the least of which was Joe’s familiarity with local bankers when they needed assurance that debts could be paid. “Everything is about relationships,” Ed said.

And Joe was a master! Ed recalls frequent meetings with Joe, where Joe “always talked about MC.” The topics ranged across the Brothers, MC mission, and country. At a visit to Joe’s office, Ed was impressed that Joe had a “big file” on MC, “where we were, where we were going, what we needed.” Perhaps most impressive, though, was the affection with which Joe would allude to the amazing transformations that MC orchestrated in himself and in others, ushering impressionable boys into manhood. Joe would say, “You know, you give to causes and people you respect, but in this case, it’s about the affection you have for the individuals, the people, for MC.”

Classmate and 66-year friend Joe Armstrong (MC’61), retiring as president of Joe’s Boston Culinary Group, felt blessed to “have a front row seat to quite a story.” He reflects, “Joe loved MC. He couldn’t wait to get to school! He loved competition, loved strategizing and planning to win.” Baseball teammates, O’Donnell a catcher, Armstong a pitcher, Joe’s instructions for Armstrong were simple: “Just throw it where I tell you!” He smiles to recall that “Joe traveled with a football or basketball till age 60, looking for pick-up games! For 10 or 15 years, whenever he could, Joe arranged Sunday morning touch football games on the Winchester High School field with a record something like 100 wins and 3 losses.” Armstrong recalls once seeing Joe intensely writing on a pad during a business meeting. When he later looked at the pad, he saw that Joe had been diagramming touch football plays! Noting Joe’s strong competitive spirit, Armstrong relates, “During his year at Exeter, following MC, Joe got to know a Craig Stapleton, who was cousin of the Bushes and who later became ambassador to France. Joe was invited to Kennebunkport one summer, and, playing tennis one day with the two Bushes – the current President and the former – he wouldn’t let them win a game. Stapleton pulled Joe aside: ‘Could you let them win one!’”

Team spirit and selflessness, though, were “second nature” to Joe. Bob Higgins (MC’64), as a sophomore member of the Hockey Team saw it in 1962: “Joe was a senior. Everyone knew him. He played football, basketball, and baseball. Between the periods of our hockey games, we would be given sliced up oranges. One game, sitting in the locker room, I noticed Joe busily quartering the oranges for us. I couldn’t believe that the big, senior star would jump in that night to do our manager’s job.

It was a great example for all of us of what it means to be part of a community.” Higgins, Co-Founder of Causeway Media Partners and Highland Capital Partners, on faculty at Harvard Business School, recalls from their later years, “I wrote a Harvard Business School case on Vertex and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Joe

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made that collaboration happen, which is why a high percentage of CF kids will now live a full lifetime, disease-free instead of dying before 16. Joe would come to class when I taught it. There was not a dry eye in the classroom when he talked about losing his son, Joey, to cystic fibrosis.” Bob sums it up: “It was never about Joe. He was always looking to do something for others.

I saw him change the lives of dozens of people by jumping in and using his immense network. He did that for MC countless times when the school sorely needed a strong friend.”

with former Board Chair Jim Donovan, and no doubt there will be another plaque attesting Joe’s commitment and financial support of the MC athletic and academic expansion. His real legacy, however, has been imprinted on the hundreds of alumni who have followed his lead by supporting the school long after graduation and in the hearts and minds of all of us who have been exposed to him and his undying belief in MC and in the MC community. And to many in the Boston business community, he was our most famous alumnus and the face of MC.”

Students even today knew that they had a friend in Joe, too.

Malden Catholic President John Thornburg smiles to recall: “The students always enjoyed it when Joe visited. I can remember him arriving early so he could sit in the cafeteria and visit with students. He would share MC stories, and they would share stories of their own. There was always an immediate connection between them. Joe also shared his deep sense of humor with our students. At an all-school assembly, I asked Joe if he would approve of a day off from school (President’s Holiday). He stepped up to the microphone and said, ”Do you want a day off from school?“ The entire student body cheered loudly. Joe looked at me, and then said, ”How about two days?“ Thankfully, after the students were done cheering, he approved one day. I don’t know what I would have done if he had approved two!”

Chairman Tenaglia continues, “For the last 30 years, Joe has been a ‘larger than life’ figure to all of us who have come back to MC to lead, teach, coach or counsel (Trustees like me). And he imbued all our spirits with his love for MC. I can still imagine him with his right arm wrapped around my shoulder, and his left arm extending out towards some horizon while saying, ‘Mason, this is what I need you to do for MC’ or in the case there was any resistance to that, ‘Mason, this is what you’re gonna do for MC’ (join the Board, write a check, make a call, agree to become a candidate for Board Chair). You simply could not say no to any request Joe made on behalf of MC. No one could, because Joe never could say ‘no’ to MC himself… even for some Herculean tasks, Joe’s response would be, ‘Hey, we’ll figure something out.’”

Mason Tenaglia (MC’74), current Malden Catholic Board Chair and Managing Partner, Tenaglia & Co., observes, “Joe O’Donnell and the O’Donnell family name are found all around MC…. the Learning Commons, the new labs built in 2014, but anyone coming to MC after September 2023 would not have ever met Joe. Yet his presence is ever felt at 99 Crystal and will be embedded in 50 Crystal as well. Before his passing in early January 2024, Joe had been co-chairman of the Essential Capital Campaign

We remember Joe with love and deep thanksgiving. Friend Joe Armstrong, finally, captures the essence of this extraordinary man, saying, “If you asked a 100 people who were acquainted with Joe for a quote about him, I guarantee you that it would be a variation of these words: ‘He was a smart and tough competitor both in sports and in business, a loyal friend to anyone in need, a great philanthropist and a man who never forgot his roots.’”

We pray that Joe now enjoy God’s close presence and continue to work God’s good purposes from his eternal home.

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Leading Beyond Gala A PR I L 6, 2024 On Saturday, April 6, 2024, a sold-out crowd of over 700 enthusiastic Malden Catholic alumni, parents, faculty and staff, and friends gathered at Encore Boston Harbor to celebrate the 18th Annual Leading Beyond Gala — the largest in its history.

President John K. Thornburg kicked off the festivities by introducing Our Essential Future – A Campaign for Malden Catholic, a 40-million-dollar initiative to propel Malden Catholic to the next level of a bold and bright future. The campaign centers on developing a 70,000-square-foot academic and athletic building to transform Malden Catholic and our entire community. Thornburg expressed, “Based on our incredible growth and success, my vision is for all of us to step into the next chapter of the Malden Catholic story – enhancing our academic and athletic programs for generations to come. As Theodore James Ryken once said, ’Nothing is achieved without much labor, effort, and zeal.’”

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The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the prestigious Plus Ultra Award to Dan Passacantilli ’90 for going “more beyond” through extraordinary philanthropy, dedicated stewardship, and unwavering loyalty to Malden Catholic’s mission.

Malden Catholic Academic Administration Emeritus, Robert J. Bucchino ’70, P’10, remarked, “Daniel has over the past thirty-four years undoubtedly committed to and distinguished himself as an integral component of creating, developing, and maintaining a positive and loving ethos for our Malden Catholic community.

Each day, he exercises his talents as a modern-day Renaissance man with an empathetic and caring ear and heart to make his school, Malden Catholic, a better place.”

In accepting the Plus Ultra Award, Passacantilli shared that his devotion to Malden Catholic is rooted in enormous gratitude and appreciation for the education, academic support, and encouragement he received as a student from the Malden Catholic faculty and staff, and especially the Xaverian Brothers.

The 18th Annual Leading Beyond Gala was not just a celebration, but also a significant fundraising event. It raised over $750,000 for student scholarships, ensuring that Malden Catholic education will remain affordable to deserving students, regardless of their financial circumstances.

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89th Commencement On Saturday, May 18, 2024, Malden Catholic celebrated the 89th Commencement ceremony with 188 graduates from the Boys and Girls Divisions. The Class of 2024 commencement was held in the Doherty Gymnasium with more than 1,000 family members, faculty and staff in attendance.

The ceremony started with an invocation by Malden Catholic Director of Mission Integration, Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed. D., H’18, and was followed with the MC Girls Division’s Valedictory Address by Grace Ryan ’24 of Medford. Ryan encouraged fellow graduates to embrace the journey with courage, learn from each misstep, and craft a future that resonates with your true self. She stated how each choice and experience is a step towards becoming the person you are meant to be.

The presentation of candidates by Malden Catholic Principal Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, ’26, Boys Division Leader Robert Gregory, Girls Division Leader Jeanne Lynch-Galvin P’16, Dean of Students Gary M. Molea and Dean of Community, Culture and Equity Erga Pierrette P’21, ’23, ’27 was followed by the conferral of diplomas by

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MC President John K. Thornburg. Rocco Carbone ’24 of Medford then delivered the MC Boys Division’s Valedictory Address where he commented on how each moment is a chance to learn, grow, and make a positive impact. He encouraged his classmates to step forward with confidence, knowing that the journey ahead is full of possibilities.

Malden Catholic 2024 graduates will attend some of the country’s most prestigious colleges and universities including Harvard, American University, University of Washington, Wellesley College, University of Notre Dame, Northeastern University, Boston College, Boston University, College of the Holy Cross, Morehouse College, Purdue University, Johns Hopkins University and Ohio State University, just to list a few.

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Empowering Future Innovators: Malden Catholic’s Thriving STEM Program Malden Catholic’s STEM program continues to shine as a leader in preparing students for careers in science and engineering.

Since the launch of our Project Lead the Way engineering track in 2019, which began with courses like Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, and Digital Electronics, we’ve seen a remarkable increase in students pursuing engineering in their higher education. This initiative has fostered a culture of innovation, where students are given hands-on opportunities to explore and develop engineering skills, positioning them for success in the rapidly evolving STEM fields.

In response to the growing demand for biomedical expertise in Massachusetts, particularly with the Greater Boston area emerging as a biotech hub, we’ve expanded our program

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to include Biomedical Engineering. This new track, launched last year, includes biomedical case studies and medical forensics, offering students a comprehensive foundation in the life sciences.

Our collaboration with Harvard MedScience allows students to access state-of-the-art medical simulation labs, co-taught by Harvard doctors and educators, elevating their learning experience.

Additionally, over 40 students have taken part in prestigious STEM internships and apprenticeships, collaborating with professors at renowned institutions like MIT and Harvard, presenting their research at prestigious conferences and publishing scientific papers, significantly boosting their college and career prospects.

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

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Stacey Sullivan and the Brother Kevin Program: Where Care Counts

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

The Brother Kevin Program is named in honor of Brother Kevin Kenney, C.F.X., a Xaverian Brother who did God’s work by shaping lives, first as Novice Master for the Brothers for 25 years and then as Freshman Guidance Counselor at Malden Catholic for 21 years.

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Brother Kevin died in 1990 at age 86 and is still fondly remembered. With a true spirit of love and abiding patience, he used simple daily gestures of care and thoughtfulness to invest freshmen with a sense of self-worth and to give all students encouragement for success. Students who needed a listening ear, a hearty birthday greeting, a ready smile, or a pat on the back found all of those in Brother Kevin.

The Brother Kevin Program intends to give the same caring, confidence-building, academic “pat on the back” to 9th-Grade students who might otherwise be overwhelmed by the transition into a challenging college-preparatory program. It addresses the individual needs of 9th-Graders whose personal learning styles and academic profiles indicate they will benefit from additional support. The program has a long history of building study skills and necessary learning strategies, while offering personalized

coaching for academic success in high school and beyond. Starting in the early 2000s, the program took successful, dynamic shape under the leadership of learning specialist Ms. Lisa Cenca, who served as director from 2008 to 2017. At conclusion of Ms. Cenca’s tenure with the program and her move into school administration, MC was blessed to secure the services of Mrs. Stacey Sullivan, M.Ed. (Curry College), who has directed the program since 2017, continuing its remarkable success story and transitioning it into the School’s new codivisional model.

Mrs. Sullivan’s pathway to Malden Catholic followed 17 years in the business world at John Hancock Mutual Life (1986-89) and at collections management firm, Walker Associates (1989-98), several years of teaching various subjects at Cardinal Spellman High School and at St. Francis of Assisi School (Medford), time at home raising a family, and 6 years at St. John-Paul II Catholic Academy (2011-17) as a Title I specialist and 1st-Grade teacher.

She lives in Canton with John, her husband of 35 years, and children Maribeth (22), Kaitlyn (21), and Sean (20). One might suspect that her experiences as a mom and 1st-grade teacher developed in her the patience, flexibility, kindness, sweet temperament, and empathy that are hallmarks of her relationshipbuilding with MC first-year students!

Mrs. Sullivan’s influences and interactions move in many directions: primarily, with a core of students identified as participants in the Brother Kevin Program; however, she also works with many other students seeking support or referred to her for assistance, as well as with other teachers with whom she collaborates, with School Counseling services, and, of course, with parents.

Last year, there were 33 Brother Kevin Program students – 15 boys and 18 girls. These students delay taking the first year of a foreign language and in its place take small, daily Language Arts classes with Mrs. Sullivan. There, supplemental to their regularly scheduled English classes, students sharpen their language usage and build vocabulary skills, but more than that, the daily interactions with Mrs. Sullivan allow students to “troubleshoot” concerns across a variety of disciplines. On one day a student may be receiving help with conceptualizing a social studies project; another day, tweaking an English essay, or learning note-taking skills, or working on a strategy for an upcoming assessment; on yet another day, getting help with theology homework or making up a test with extra time. Additionally, students may access the learning specialist during their study period. Whatever the task, though, students arrive at their Brother Kevin Program sessions knowing that “they’ve got a friend” in Mrs. Sullivan, who reminds them ceaselessly, “This is important. You can do it. I won’t let you down!”

It’s the stuff of enduring personal relationships.

And the relationships do continue beyond freshman year. Mrs. Sullivan happily meets with Brother Kevin students whenever they may express needs throughout their high school careers. Her workday is long! In the run of a day, she may provide academic enrichment to over 100 students both in her formal sessions and by referral from School Counseling or from other teachers, or as students avail themselves of her services before or after school.

Pass by her small office in the Learning Commons at 7:30 in the morning or 4:00 in the afternoon, and one will see Mrs. Sullivan working with students. She also routinely monitors students’ homework and grades and stays in steady touch with parents about student performance.

“Stacey is a rock star!” boasts Chrissie Flaherty, SVP, Commercial Real Estate Relationship Manager of Berkshire Bank, and mom of Brother Kevin Program alum Cam Boutin ’23, now starting his second year at St. Anselm College. Chrissie tells us, “We first learned about the program while exploring the private Catholic high school options in our area. Mrs. Sullivan offered to sit with our family to discuss the program. She spent considerable time with us, answered all our questions, and made us incredibly comfortable that this was going to lay the groundwork for success for my son.” And it did! Chrissie continues, “We credit the program and Mrs. Sullivan for the amazing 4 years my son had at Malden Catholic. He was a member of the National Honor Society and got into 5 out of the 5 colleges he applied to – with substantial Academic Merit Scholarships. I am confident that would not have been the outcome if he had attended our local public high school.”

Noting that the Brother Kevin Program is unique in the area, Chrissie sends appreciative kudos Mrs. Sullivan’s way, saying she is “incredibly caring, thoughtful and goes above and beyond to make sure that all the boys are set up for success! She stays on top of their homework requirements and communicates as necessary with the student and family. She was always available to provide extra help, a comforting or encouraging word – whatever is needed. She is incredibly responsive – even when Brother Kevin ends after freshman year – I always knew that she was there when we needed her. Her “homework club” was a tremendous help in settling a student into high school as well.” Principal Mr. Jeff Smith would concur, saying, “The Brother Kevin Program has been huge addition to our academic offerings since its inception. The program focuses on developing organizational skills and creates an academic support structure for those students who need some assistance in learning strategies. Stacey Sullivan has done a phenomenal job working with students in the Brother Kevin Program and enhancing their skills. Her sincere concern for each individual student and her constant communication with parents has made this program a tremendous success.” With praises like these, one can be sure that from somewhere in God’s eternal kingdom Brother Kevin is smiling down on Mrs. Stacey Sullivan for carrying on so well the program honoring his legacy of care and student support.

We credit the program and Mrs. Sullivan for the amazing 4 years my son had at Malden Catholic.

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Letter from the Chairman FIFT Y YEARS IN 24 HOURS Mason Tenaglia ’74 and Chair of Board of Trustees Late last school year, I had the extraordinary experience of attending my own 50th MC/ GCHS reunion on a Friday night and then the next morning, stood next to MC President, John Thornberg, as we passed out diplomas to 180 graduates of the Class of 2024. The differences between the two classes are quite dramatic, but the reason for each group’s attending MC – likely not very different at all.

My graduating class was largely made up of boys whose parents were first, second and third generation immigrants from Ireland, the Maritimes and Italy. There were three African American students (the Sparrow cousins and Gordon Wooley) and one brave Jewish kid, Lenny Caplan, that were the sum total of the diversity in our class of 153. Girls Catholic was much the same and something like 20 of the combined MC/GCHS class all came from the same 8th grade class at the Immaculate Conception.

The Class of 2024 was visibly different. Half the graduates were young women, most of whom seemed to tower over the boys in the same class. Over 40% of our graduates last year were from minority families and nearly every major religion in the world and every major continent were represented. Latin American, Brazilian, West African, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Chinese, and Eastern European families were all in attendance, as were the legacy Irish, Italian and other grandchildren of my contemporaries – all to see their son or daughter celebrate completion of four years of hard work and accomplishment.

These current parents, and my own, who were Italian immigrants, all were looking for the same thing for their children when they made the decision to send their offspring to MC. And then, as now, the majority of these families had to make hard financial sacrifices (and take second and third jobs) to make it possible to ensure their kids had access to single gender classrooms, a superior academic curricula, the Xaverian tradition, a community of common faith and common values and outstanding athletic programs. The desire for “More Beyond” or plus ultra for their kids, and expectation that the young women and men would make the most of it, is at the core of our success and the importance that MC holds for families in communities North of Boston.

Looking back, and then looking forward gives me great encouragement. The classes of the 40s, 50s and 60s gave us two great Board Chairmen, Ted Legasey and Jim Donovan – and other great benefactors like the late Joe O’Donnell, late Gerard Doherty, Sally and Gene Fama, Dick Connolly, Tom McDonough, and Bob Higgins. This small group who have collectively given over $30 million to MC and a large group of talented and committed Trustees ensured that we made it through the last twenty five years of turmoil in Catholic Education that has seen so many high schools and grammar schools forced to close.

As I look at our enrollment, the steel going up at 50 Crystal for our new athletic and academic facility, the retention of key administrators and educators under President Thornberg, the group of Trustees that surround me, and the new generation of benefactors showing up for our Essential Capital Campaign, I am immensely confident that fifty years from now, Malden Catholic will be thriving. And, I am sure that the prospective parents of the Class of 2074, and thereafter, will retain the option of “More Beyond” for their sons and daughters.

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Mosaic Dedication On Thursday, May 2nd, members of the Malden Catholic High School community joined together with the members of the Musto and Sciola families for a special dedication and blessing of a mosaic of the Madonna and Child recently installed in the Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Chapel.

The mosaic was generously gifted to Malden Catholic from the Musto and Sciola families in memory of their beloved parents, Sebastian A. Musto and S. Maria Santo Musto GCHS’48 and in honor of their uncle and aunt, Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 and Sallyann (Dimeco) Fama GCHS’56. The mosaic, created by the late Sebastian A. Musto, a well-known artist and an expert on the art of creating images with an assemblage of small pieces of colored glass, stone, or other materials, depicts the image of the Madonna and Child. The image of the Madonna and Child has been depicted in art for centuries in both Catholic and Orthodox church traditions, and most notably in the Marian art in the Catholic Church. It represents the perfect love between Mary and Jesus, with Mary symbolizing the Catholic Church’s faith, purity, and mercy and Jesus representing eternal life. Father David A. Campo, former Parochial Vicar of Our Lady Comforter of the Afflicted Parish and currently training at the Naval Chaplaincy School to serve as a chaplain in the U.S. Navy, served as presider offering

prayers and a special blessing of the beautiful mosaic. In reflecting on the life of her mother and father, Carla Sciola offered the following insights and reflection. “My mother, Santa Maria Fama, was a proud alumna of Girls Catholic High School, Class of 1948.

She frequently reminisced about the education she received from the School Sisters of Notre Dame and the enduring friendships she formed. My father, Sebastian Musto, her lifelong companion and childhood sweetheart, shared in her pride for Girls Catholic.

His artistic creation of the Madonna and Jesus is a cherished piece that will bring joy and inspiration to everyone who visits the chapel at Malden Catholic for many years to come.” Malden Catholic wishes to thank the Musto and Sciola families for this beautiful mosaic created by their beloved father in honor of the Blessed Mother and the Infant Jesus. This mosaic blessed and dedicated in the Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Chapel provides deep inspiration for the Malden Catholic High School community in their path to holiness today and always.

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Honoring Jim Donovan H’11 On May 9, 2024, at a ceremony alongside Donovan Field in Brother Gilbert Stadium, Malden Catholic was pleased to honor recently retired Board Chair James R. Donovan. Accompanied by his wife Beverly and surrounded by loving family, admiring trustees, alumni, school personnel and friends, Jim received three special tributes. Jim knew about the first two. The third was a surprise!

By Brother Thomas Puccio, C.F.X., Ed.D. H’18 Following words of welcome and prayer, former Trustee Dr. Robert Haddad (MC’71) began by announcing the James R. Donovan Scholarship that he and wife Natalia had created to honor Jim. In his remarks, Dr. Haddad recalled three poignant years in his personal history: 1964, 1968, and 2001. He explained that in 1964, Sister Louis at the Immaculate Conception School had asked him and several other boys to “go down to the boiler room to help as custodians.” There, young Bob met Jim F. Donovan, Sr., patriarch of the Donovan family, for the first time. Dr. Haddad’s story next advanced to 1968, when Malden Catholic moved from Highland Avenue to Crystal Street. Tuition had jumped from $50 to $500, and Bob needed some financial help to remain at MC. Headmaster Brother Robertus explained that there were no scholarships, but he invited Bob and three others, including longtime MC teacher/ administrator Bob Bucchino ’71, to “work off” their tuition as members of a student work crew led by Brother Plunkett Doherty, C.F.X., “cleaning the floors, washing the bathrooms, and make the

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building clean for the other students.” The three years with Brother Plunkett, an inspiring Xaverian, had lasting impression on Bob, who today wishes to pay forward the kindness he experienced and to perpetuate the Malden Catholic ethos represented in Brother Plunkett.

Dr. Haddad’s final reference to 2001 marked the year when, joining the Malden Catholic Board of Trustees, he met fellow trustee Jim R. Donovan and realized that Jim was the son of that caring custodian he had met some 37 years prior. As a Board colleague, Dr. Haddad came to recognize Jim’s transformational impact on the history of the School. In creation of the scholarship honoring Jim, Dr. Haddad hopes that future generations of MC students will appreciate “not only that this man made a huge difference in the lives of many, but that Jim Donovan did it right and did it well.” Like Brother Plunkett, Jim will be a model to emulate.

The ceremony’s second tribute, announced by Board member and former Xaverian Brothers General Superior Brother Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. MC’75, was to name Jim a “Trustee Emeritus.” In recognizing Jim’s 23 years as a Board member, including the last 10 as Chair, Brother Harvey said, “During his time on the Board, his leadership and support have transformed Malden Catholic. We would not be here today without Jim. From playing a role in the removal of bingo for supplemental operational revenue to co-chairing two capital campaigns, Jim has given his heart and soul to the school. He led the school to become co-divisional and facilitated the purchase of 50 Crystal Street. He also provided the lead gift to the current campaign which has enabled Malden Catholic to begin construction of the new building on the site.” To the applause of all, Brother Harvey called Jim forward to confer upon him the certificate from the Malden Catholic Board of Trustees designating him “Trustee Emeritus.”

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Jim’s tremendous generosity, strategic vision, and love for Malden Catholic have provided thousands of students an unparalleled education and athletic opportunities and programs.

With unwavering loyalty, dedication, and commitment, Jim served for 23 years on Malden Catholic’s Board of Trustees, with 10 of those as chair.

Roxbury, where he was to attend and be graduated from another school run by the Brothers – Mission High School.

Forty years later, Jim reconnected with the school his dad held so dear in his heart, and during his 23-years of faithful and distinguished stewardship, he guided Malden Catholic through challenging times and, through bold action and visionary thinking, led it along its current trajectory toward a promising future.

Brother Harvey, after presenting Jim with a model of the plaque, Jim’s deep belief in the power and promise which has since joined that of of an MC education led him to spearhead the his father, overlooking the field, Donovan Field project in 2003. Jim later invited Jim to say a few words. served as Co-Chair of Malden Catholic’s two Jim reflected, “I returned to MC campaigns designed to strengthen and over two decades ago to help expand educational opportunities, provide try to ensure the school and essential capital upgrades, and build financial Xaverian Brothers mission my stability to ensure Malden Catholic’s thriving father so deeply believed in presence and continued service to students had a sustainable path forward. for generations to come.

I believe that Catholic High schools play a particularly important role in urban settings, but, as witnessed by the number of closings of nearby schools, it is a challenging task. It is personally rewarding to know through the work of so many The surprise final tribute of the day was the unveiling of a legacy dedicated people we have made meaningful progress in recent plaque honoring Jim. It was to be enshrined at the stadium, years. The expansion occurring at 50 Crystal St. is yet another joining three others: those of founding Principal Brother Gilbert step to make certain an MC education will be available to several Cairnes, C.F.X., after whom the stadium is named; 25-year MC more generations of young men and women from Malden and its track and cross-country coach, teacher, and guidance counselor surrounding communities.”

Brother Myles McManus, C.F.X., after whom the track is named; Jim continued, “Tonight was a very special night for me with the and Jim’s dad, James F. Donovan ’37, after whom the field is awarding of the Trustee Emeritus medal from Brother Larry and the named. These three plaques and the stone pillars to which they announcement by my dear friend Bob Haddad of a scholarship at are affixed had just been moved to a more prominently visible MC in my name. I have found my volunteer work and philanthropic area of the stadium. However, now there was a fourth! support of Malden Catholic most gratifying and can assure In his remarks, Brother Harvey shared that, “After serving in everybody that the ”biggest winner“ in this now 23-year renewed WWII, Jim’s dad returned to the area and became the father relationship is me. Knowing the mission of the Xaverian Brothers of a large family: mom Ann, four sons (twins Jim and Joe, John, and School Sisters of Notre Dame is alive and well in Malden and Dick) and two daughters (Elaine and Christine). He had two is what matters at the end of the day.” Finally, referring to his full-time jobs, one of them as a custodian at Malden Catholic. plaque, Jim concluded, “The very last thing I ever would have He was an ardent supporter of the many championship teams expected tonight was being honored as the fourth person in MC at MC. He served as President of the Alumni Association in 1959 history to be recognized with a legacy plaque overlooking the field and 1960.” Brother Harvey recalled Jim’s once saying, “There named after my father. Knowing what tremendous contributions was never much doubt where my brother Joe and I would be Brother Gilbert, Brother Myles and my dad made to Malden attending high school. From the time we were nine or ten years Catholic, I find it more than humbling even to be considered for old until we left Malden, we spent every weekend and many such an honor, and it is gonna take a long time for me to accept summer days cleaning classrooms and scrubbing hallways to help being in such esteemed company.“ my dad at Malden Catholic. Football, hockey, basketball and Thankful that Jim intends to keep close connections with Malden baseball games at MC were the typical highlights of our week!”

Catholic, we will give him all the time he wants or needs! Following God’s plans, though, were otherwise. After 1½ years at Malden Jim’s remarks, family and friends enjoyed a BBQ collation alongside Catholic, Jim learned that his family would be relocating to West Donovan Field.

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Annual Report 2023–2024 *This annual report reflects all gifts made from July 1, 2023 – June 30, 2024. Every effort has been made to be complete and accurate, and we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please call Sarah Hamilton P’22 at (781) 475-5331 with any corrections.

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Plus Ultra Society In honor of those donors who have gone “more beyond” through their gifts to Malden Catholic, the Plus Ultra Society recognizes lifetime giving of $100,000 or more.

Academic programs, scholarships, athletics, facilities and religious formation flourish at our school because of the outstanding generosity of the Plus Ultra Society members.

Legacy

Plus Ultra Platinum

$10 M I L L I O N+

$ 2 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 – $ 4 ,9 9 9,9 9 9 +

Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. ’11

Plus Ultra Titanium

Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty and Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ’46+ Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS’56 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama, Ph.D. ’56 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63

$ 5 M I L L I O N+ Kathy and Joseph J. O’Donnell ’62+

KEY + deceased * new member

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Plus Ultra Bronze $10 0 , 0 0 0 – $ 2 4 9,9 9 9

Plus Ultra Diamond $1 M I L L I O N – $ 2 , 4 9 9,9 9 9 The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. Anne Marie and Richard F. Connolly, Jr. ’57 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins ’64 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough ’66 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 Yawkey Foundation

Plus Ultra Gold $ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 – $ 9 9 9,9 9 9 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P’95, ’99 Flatley Foundation Carole and John J. Garand ’64 Helene R. Guinee+ The Guinee Family James L. O’Connor ’62 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS ’69 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. ’74 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg ’64

Anonymous Anonymous Bro. Edward G. Bozzo, C.F.X.+ Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa ’79 Dennis R. Cataldo ’86 Diana and Robert Cataldo+ P’86 F. Richard Couture ’58 Cummings Foundation* Rich D’Amore Priscilla Donahue+ John J. Dunphy ’56+ George O. Fall ’44+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81* Eleanor G. Halas Nancy and William J. Heffron ’80 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P’10 Joseph J. Keough ’88* Kevin M. Lonergan ’66+ Alan McKim Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE ’87 P’19, ’22 Margaret (Noonan) GC’50 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 Joan Marie McDonough GCHS’47+ Hon. Mary Beatty Muse+ and Robert F. Muse, Esq. ’38+ Jane and David A. Nazzaro ’58 David F. O’Brien ’51 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family Deborah and Robert M. Reardon ’82 Jeremiah W. Sullivan ’50 Dee and R. Kingman Webster+

Plus Ultra Silver $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 – $ 4 9 9,9 9 9 Linda and John C. Bolger ’64 John H. Costello ’64, P’84* Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P’21 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. ’75 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley ’97 Asteria and Rizziero Memmolo+ P’85 Dan Passacantilli ’90 Carol Ann and Richard Wronski P’83, ’84, ’87 The Xaverian Brothers

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

The Saint Francis Xavier Society July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 L E G AC Y S O C I E T Y

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

$500,000+

$50,000 to $99,999

Donovan Family Foundation Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. ’11 Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS’56 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins ’64

PRESIDENTS SOCIET Y $250,000 to $499,999 Essex County Community Foundation Dan Passacantilli ’90 Robert F. Higgins Foundation Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg ’64 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 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 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P’21 Flatley Foundation Anonymous Joseph J. Keough ’88 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69 and James Phalen John J. Prior, Jr. ’74

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Anonymous Cataldo Ambulance Service, Inc. Dennis R. Cataldo ’86 Diana Cataldo P’86 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P’95, ’99 Cummings Foundation Guinee Family Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P’11, ’15, ’20 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P’09, ’11 Ellen and William Guinee P’11, ’15 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. ’75

TRUSTEES SOCIET Y $30,000 to $49,999 Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Philomena Brackett F. Richard Couture ’58 Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty, wife of the late Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ’46 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley ’97 Daniel J. Lawler ’84 Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family

SF X SOCIET Y RECEPTION

FOUNDERS SOCIET Y

LEADERS SOCIET Y

$20,000 to $29,999

$10,000 to $14,999

Aramark Global Business Services Linda and John C. Bolger ’64 John H. Costello ’64, P’84 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. ’55 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81 James “Mac” Fox ’05 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad ’71 Hunt Street Fund, Inc. Patricia McWade GCHS’65 Jane and David A. Nazzaro ’58 Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. ’90 Stacey and John Sullivan Timberline Construction

P R I N C I PA L S S O C I E T Y $15,000 to $19,999 Andrew T. Chen CPA ’88 Intervale Technologies, Inc. | Michael Nicholas David F. O’Brien ’51 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier ’91

Amplix Suzy and Mark Bavaro David Centauro Karen and Michael Donovan Eastern Bank Foundation Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Gamco Asset Management Nicolas P. Gennetti ’02 Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P’10 Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P’24 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan ’94, P’27 Ann Magee Rachel and Benjamin Marino P’22, ’24 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. ’71, P’18 John McDonough Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough ’66 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. ’81 North Square Strategies LLC Janet and Stephen O’Neill ’78, P’15 Abigail and James J. Perry ’96 Vincent F. Petroni ’66 Nicholas Scavone Steven F. Smoot, Esq. ’77 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey ’86, P’22

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Daniel J. Fitzgerald ’12 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald ’06 Anonymous Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. ’79 Neil J. Hynes ’53 International Brotherhood of Teamsters April and Michael Joyce Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Breana and David Koehn P’26 Jamie Kuzman Margaret (Noonan) GCHS’50 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. ’64, GP’18, ’24 June (Curran) GCHS’76 and Barton L. Munro ’76 Vincent J. Murphy ’46 Susan Passacantilli Phoenix Mechanical Contracting, Inc. Dominic J. Roberto ’10 Sage Consulting Services, LLC dba The Novus Group Scalora Consulting Group Anonymous Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan ’91 The Beacon Group LLC The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Anonymous ’87 Tocco Building Systems Rachael and Peter Van Remortel P’27 Deb and Brian J. Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20

B R OT H E R DA N I E L C R E M I N , C . F. X ., A N D E R G A P I E R E T T E , D E A N O F C O M M U N I T Y, C U LT U R E A N D E Q U I T Y

19 3 2 S O C I E T Y $2,500 to $4,999

BLUE AND GOLD SOCIET Y $5,000 to $9,999 Tony Barnes Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc. Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. ’66, P’99 John Burns Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon ’73 Chelsea Knights of Columbus Comparion Insurance Agency Joseph A. Connolly Christine and Robert Coughlin Leo Cushing Richard Dellar Michael Devereaux Ann E. Dockray Thidie and James P. Donovan Sean G. Downing, M.D. ’78 Kathy and Edward Ellison Lucy M. Erkkila, wife of the late of John Erkkila ’64 Feinberg & Brennan, P.C.

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365 Operating Company, LLC Anonymous Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. ’08 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. ’76, P’08, ’11 Nicholas M. Annese ’11 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. ’56 R. Kathryn Burton Margaret and Captain Thomas R. Cahill ’74 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa ’79 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio ’95 Diane and Mark F. Chiavelli ’86 Richard P. Clark ’79 Michael Cook Frank Costa James Costello George Cronin CyberGrants SPV, LLC Michael Dello Russo Enough is Enough IE PAC John E. Fahey, Jr. ’65 John J. Gallagher ’79 Charles A. Harrington Andrea and Timothy Harrington P’22, ’24, ’26

H O M E C O M I N G W E E K – J E R S E Y D AY

John Higgins ’57 Charith N. Jayasekera ’11 Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP ’94 Michael Lydon Susan and Stephen L. Malatesta ’84, P’24 Anonymous P’27 Karen and James J. Mangan ’86, P’27 F.W. McCarthy Family Foundation Hon. Aaron Michlewitz Jamie and Joseph Monaco Michael Newhall James L. O’Connor ’62 Owen Charitable Foundation Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo ’91 Becky and Dr. David A. Petti ’78 Rasky Partners, Inc. Laura and Gary Reardon PIna and Frank J. Rizza, Jr. ’90 John J. Ronan IV, Esq. ’98 Leo F. Ryan ’77 Robert F. Savage ’56 Thomas J. Skerry, Jr. ’74 Debbi and Craig Spadafora ’91, P’26, ’27 Spectrotel Holding Company LLC St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden Eric Styles Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE ’87, P’19, ’22 Tarpey Insurance Group Inc. Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey ’78, P’10

The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Joey Domenici Foundation Inc. Kimberly and John K. Thornburg Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. ’76 Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GCHS’66 Nicholas J. Weiner ’10 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski ’68 World Insurance Associates Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Brothers Generalate

X AV E R I A N S O C I E T Y $1,000 to $2,499 Kim and William H. Ahern, Jr. ’77 American International Student Service Center April and Philip M. Antonelli ’92 William T. Appleyard, Esq. ’55 Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. ’61 Kimberly Baker P’25 Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau ’97 Gwen and David Blumberg P’20 BMK Communications Joseph Bonavita Ellis H. Bougiouris ’91

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Joseph F. Bourque ’10 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano ’82 Li and Vergil Brincheiro P’25 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno ’51 Thomas E. Burke ’59 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq. ’54* Family Fund Keri and Stephen J. Byrne ’95, P’24, ’26 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. ’75 Clarinda E. Campbell, wife of Daniel J. Campbell ’57 Paul J. Canniff ’53 Andrea and Christopher Capone P’26 Sara and John A. Carriere ’71 Eva and James W. Casamento ’84 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh ’65 William E. Champion ’94 Deanna (Milton) GCHS’55 and Richard Charves Christine and Frank Ciampa ’80 M. Patricia and John J. Clark, Jr. ’50 John K. Coleman, Esq. ’65 Committee to Elect Michael Bellotti Hon. Robert A. DeLeo Committee to Elect Martin J. Walsh Jean and Michael J. Connelly Ph.D. ’65 Dr. Robert A. Creeden, DMD ’62 Joan and Paul J. Crowley ’48 Stacey and James J. Cullen ’85 Paul A. Curran ’46 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. ’82 Maria and David Damico P’23 Mary and Anthony D. D’Aurora ’84, P’12

SF X S TU D ENT S SPE A K I N G TO TH EI R SPO N SO RS

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Christine (McNamara) GCHS’82 and Edward Deasy Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy ’59 Ed Degenhart Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana’74, P’15 Robert B. Dello Russo’94 Delta Air Lines Foundation Stacy and Carlo DeMaria P’27 Joseph DeStefano David M. DiGregorio ’97 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P’88, ’91, GP’21, ’23, ’25 Prof. MT Davila, Ph.D. and Roberto L. DiMarco Esq. ’91, P’23, ’27 Atty. John F. Donovan, Esq. ’79 Barbara and Joseph Donovan Atty. Jeffrey R. Drago, Esq. Dr. William J. Driscoll, Jr. ’64 William F. Duffy ’78 Jean and Lawrence C. Dunn ’53 Joan M. Endicott P’00, ’03, ’06, ’09, ’12 Christina and Selcuk Erickson Christopher Fanning Jon Feinberg Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P’20, ’24 Fidelity Foundation James R. Fitzpatrick ’53, P’78 Maureen and Francis E. Flynn ’54+ Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P’22, ’24, ’27 Lisa Funiciello and James Malarkey P’26 Ann P. Gallagher GCHS’77

Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph.D. ’78 Deborah and Frank Giso III P’03 Jeremy B. Goldstein ’97 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin ’64 Gregory D. Grasso ’95 Ann Marie and John F. Gray ’57 Greater Lowell Community Foundation Lisa and Robert Hackley P’23 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR ’82 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley ’66 Joseph P. Cardillo & Son, Inc. Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. ’51 Carol Kiley, wife of Kevin J. Kiley ’54 Christopher G. LaMarca ’92 LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Scott Lattanzio Jane and Christopher J. Leo Ph.D. ’89 Marcella C. Littlefield P’74 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. ’68 Richard D. Looney ’66 Lawrence Luttrell Margaret and James A. Lynch III ’74 Telesystem | James Maloney Tara and Joseph Mancini ’00, P’26 Michael J. Manfra ’88 Maura and Warren Mann P’027 Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey ’64 Joseph G. Marullo ’73 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. ’86 James W. Matchett ’60 George Mavridis ’57 Gregory Maynard Christopher R. McCarthy ’07 Robert J. McCarthy P’07 Amelia and Patrick McDonough P’21 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough ’68 Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P’24 Kerri Morehart Andrea and Timothy J. Morello ’90 Reverend John F. Mulloy ’62 Thomas M. Murphy ’64 Christine and Jeffrey Myung P’24 New Horizons Communications Joanne and Edward D. O’Brien ’82 Ann Marie (Ruane) GC’71 and Kevin F. O’Connor ’70 Anne Marie and Michael O’Connor P’02, ’06, ’09 Carol Olive R.N. Matt O’Malley Erin and Matthew M. O’Neil ’99 Michael J. O’Neill ’74 Salvatore Palermo Donald W. Palmer ’56 Elizabeth and Leo R. Paquette P’02, ’07 James Pelosi John V. Pericolo ’95 Mary and Christopher D. Perna ’79

M R . M A S O N T E N A G L I A ’ 74 , B O A R D M E M B E R

Dana E. Petroni PE ’81 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott ’82 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS’89 and David Reardon, Esq. P’23 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone ’76 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS’69 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. ’69 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. ’39, P’69, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’76, ’77 Martha and Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. D.M.D. ’59 Thomas D. Rosato, Jr. ’84 Robert E. Rosdahl ’57 Nora and Francis Sanzone P’22, ’24 Usha N. Sellers, wife of the late Dr. William Sellers ’52 Carol (Reilly) GCHS’60 and Theodore M. Shediac ’58 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, ’26 Steve Souza ’10 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P’97, GP’22 Natalja and Eugene C. Sticco, Jr. ’90, P’27 Stoneham Savings Bank Mark J. Sullivan ’83 and Julia O’Donnell P’16 James Terranova Deacon Paul E. Testa ’50 The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause The Markey Committee Thinking Without Restrictions John Tobin Vyuha, Inc. George D. Warren, Esq. ’74 Dean Young

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Annual Giving 2023–2024 July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024

Alumni and Current Students July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 1939 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. ’39, P’69, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’76, ’77 1944 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 LTC John J. Walsh ’44 1946 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Vincent J. Murphy ’46 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Paul A. Curran ‘46 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Shirley and William J. Sheehan ’46 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Manuel L. Silva ’46 1948 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Joan and Paul J. Crowley ’48 1949 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Louis W. Russo ’49 1950 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Margaret (Noonan) GCHS’50 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 M. Patricia and John J. Clark, Jr. ’50 Deacon Paul E. Testa ’50 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Peter G. Melchiono ’50 James C. O’Neill ’50 1951 PRINCIPALS SOCIETY – $15,000 to $19,999 David F. O’Brien ’51

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XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Mary and Arthur H. Bruno ’51 Captain William C. Kelley, Jr. ’51 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 John F. Feeney ’51 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Joanne and James F. Duffy ’51 1952 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Paul T. Breen, Jr. ’52 Dr. Thomas M. Sullivan, D.D.S. ’52 1953 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Neil J. Hynes ’53 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Paul J. Canniff ’53 Jean and Lawrence C. Dunn ’53 James R. Fitzpatrick ’53, P’78 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 John V. Gibbons, Jr. ’53 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Judith and Lawrence P. Chisholm ’53 Jane and Cornelius J. Coleman, Esq. ’53 George E. Murphy ’53 1954 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 John J. Bush, Jr. Esq. ’54* Family Fund Maureen and Francis E. Flynn ’54+ LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Carol and James A. Angelo ’54 Raymond A. DeVita ’54 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Roberta and Robert J. Breen ’54 John E. Lilley ’54 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Paul V. Sainato ’54

1955 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Dr. Calvin J. Dorsey, M.D. ’55 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 William T. Appleyard, Esq. ’55 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Richard S. Abbott ’55, GP’05 Hubert E. Holley ’55, P’03 William J. Kearney ’55 Joseph M. Mulkerrin ’55 1956 LEGACY SOCIETY – $500,000+ Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS’56 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Paul X. Bellini, Ph.D. ’56 Robert F. Savage ’56 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Donald W. Palmer ’56 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Mary and Frank P. Fiorentino CPA ’56 Geraldine (Jones) GCHS’56 and Thomas M. O’Brien ’56 1957 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 John Higgins ’57 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Ann Marie and John F. Gray ’57 George Mavridis ’57 Robert E. Rosdahl ’57 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Reverend John J. Hurley ’57 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499

James G. McSweeney ’57 Paul D. Riley ’57 David J. Rimmer ’57 1958 TRUSTEES SOCIETY – $30,000 to $49,999 F. Richard Couture ’58 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Jane and David A. Nazzaro ’58 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GCHS’60 and Theodore M. Shediac ’58 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Arthur J. Lamphier ’58 Marie E. (Rufo) GCHS ’57 and Carl A. Tricca ’58 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Bruce J. Mackey ’58 John H. Phinney ’58 1959 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Thomas E. Burke ’59 Charleen and Kevin B. Deasy ’59 Martha and Edward J. Reynolds, Jr. D.M.D. ’59 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli ’59, P’85, ’89 1960 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 James W. Matchett ’60 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Robert J. Donnelly ’60 Thomas R. Henneberry, Esq. ’60 Eugene J. McSweeney, Jr. ’60 John A. Welch, Jr. ’60

V. R. Agostino ’57 Reverend Richard S. DeVeer ’57 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough ’57, P’88, GP’21

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SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Richard G. Donovan ’60 Atty. Paul L. Kenny, Esq. ’60 John E. Tramondozzi ’60 1961 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Marion and Joseph H. Armstrong Jr. ’61 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Sandra and Paul E. Bailey ’61 Paul E. Connolly ’61 James E. Devir ’61 Michael J. McLaughlin ’61 Mary and Robert M. Rooney ’61 Patricia and George R. Savani, Jr. ’61 Sandra and Francis X. Stone, Esq. ’61 1962 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 James L. O’Connor ’62 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Robert A. Creeden, DMD ’62 Reverend John F. Mulloy ’62 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michael D. Meuse ’62 Robert E. Regan ’62 Maureen and Michael W. Vasily ’62 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Louise and Thomas L. Day ’62 1963 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Barbara (Sullivan) GCHS’63 and Stanley J. Sokolowski ’62 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Philip A. Doherty ’63 Barry W. Mawn ’63 Arthur J. McKinnon ’63 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Jeannine (Roux) GCHS’63 and Raymond Coakley ’63 John P. Conaghan ’63 Roberta (Haney) GCHS’65 and Dennis F. Cullen ’63 James M. Leonard ’63 1964 LEGACY SOCIETY – $500,000+ Kristine and Robert F. Higgins ’64 PRESIDENTS SOCIETY – $250, 000 to $499,000 Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg ’64 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Linda and John C. Bolger ’64 John H. Costello ’64, P’84 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. ’64, GP’18, ’24 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. William J. Driscoll, Jr. ’64 Carol and Joseph J. Gosselin ’64

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Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey ’64 Thomas M. Murphy ’64 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Joseph M. Flak ’64 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Judy (Smithers) GCHS’63 and Vincent G. Fogarty ’64, GP’16, ’18 Robert J. Hurley ’64 Dr. William E. McCarthy ’64 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Ann (Crowe) Daley GCHS’64 and Robert F. Daley ’64 Jean and Richard A. DeVincentis ’64 Thomas M. Killion ’64 Dennis J. Marcucci ’64 1965 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 John E. Fahey, Jr. ’65 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Frederick L. Cavanaugh ’65 John K. Coleman, Esq. ’65 Jean and Michael J. Connelly Ph.D. ’65 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 John K. Markey, Esq. ’65 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Maryann and William N. Cappello ’65, P’02 Sarah and James F. Carey ’65 Claire and William H. Costello ’65, P’91 Reverend Paul J. Duffy MM ’65 Judy and Joseph J. Fahey ’65 Daniel J. Guarino ’65 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Peter J. Guaragna ’65 1966 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough ’66 Vincent F. Petroni ’66 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. ’66, P’99 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley ’66 Richard D. Looney ’66 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli ’66 Rosemarie and Dr. Francis X. Blais ’66 Michael J. Conway ’66 John J. Haskard ’66 Kevin M. Shea ’66 1968 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski ’68 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Michael E. Lombard, Esq. ’68 Katherine and Paul V. McDonough ’68

LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Stephen J. Harris ’68 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Joseph R. Davis ’68 Frank W. Heft, Jr. ’68 Reverend James F. Morris, Jr. ’68 Elaine and Roy E. Tribble ’68

FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Maria and Robert G. Coughlan ’73 Maurice G. Covino ’73 Debra and John R. Graf ’73 James P. Ricciardone ’73 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Virginia and Michael P. Fontana ’73, P’05

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1974

XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499

PRESIDENTS SOCIETY – $250,000 to $499,000

Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS’69 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. ’69 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Thomas M. Biagioni ’69 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly ’69, P’01, ’03 Frank Fama ’69 Lynn and Dr. Stephen J. Flanagan Ph.D. ’69 LTC Francis X. Jones ’69 Anonymous ’69 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Paul E. Ferguson ’69 Richard L. Freccero ’69 1970 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Ann Marie (Ruane) GCHS’71 and Kevin F. O’Connor ’70 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 T. Kirk McBride ’70 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Stephen L. Erkkila ’70 1971 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad ’71 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. ’71, P’18 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Sara and John A. Carriere ’71 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino ’71, P’10 Robert J. Halpin ’71 William V. Monagle ’71, P’97 Elizabeth and Michael Ricciardone ’71 1972 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Paul E. Harvey ’72 Suzanne and Thomas L. Higgins, M.D. ’72 James T. Jordan ’72 Nancy and Paul E. Logue, Jr. ’72 1973 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Mary Ann and Mark T. Cannon ’73 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Joseph G. Marullo ’73

Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 John J. Prior, Jr. ’74 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Margaret and Captain Thomas R. Cahill ’74 Thomas J. Skerry, Jr. ’74 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana ’74, P’15 Margaret and James A. Lynch III ’74 Michael J. O’Neill ’74 George D. Warren, Esq. ’74 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Terrence M. Brennan ’74 David J. Brodette ’74 Stuart A. Gerome ’74 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Michael A. McCarthy ’74 1975 BENEFACTORS SOCIETY – $50,000 to $99,999 Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. ’75 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Stephanie and Dr. Brian T. Callahan, Jr. ’75 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Donna and Timothy J. Dunn ’75 Vanessa and Daniel S. Foley ’75 David H. McLaughlin ’75 Beth and Brian McNelis ’75 1976 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 June (Curran) GCHS’76 and Barton L. Munro ’76 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. ’76, P’08, ’11 Stephen M. Tringale, M.D. ’76 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone ’76 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Marta and Dr. James L. DeSimone, MD ’76 Joseph Mavilio CPA ’76 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Carlton C. Kott, Jr. ’76 Joy and Daniel J. Peterson ’76 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Michael D. Hern ’76 Peter F. Stickney ’76

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1977 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Steven F. Smoot, Esq. ’77 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Leo F. Ryan ’77 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kim and William H. Ahern, Jr. ’77 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Brian H. Duffy ’77 Salvatore P. Falzone Jr. ’77 Robert W. Kanarkiewicz ’77 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Joseph S. Gulino CPA ’77 John G. Tomasino ’77 Joseph F. Whalen ’77 1978 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Sean G. Downing, M.D. ’78 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Becky and Dr. David A. Petti ’78 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey ’78, P’10 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 William F. Duffy ’78 Dr. John F. Garofano, Ph. D ’78 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Alessandro Martignetti ’78 Kevin J. McHugh ’78, P’13 Robert A. Serafini ’78 1979 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. ’79

1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Marie and Michael A. Cantalupa ’79 Richard P. Clark ’79 John J. Gallagher ’79 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Atty. John F. Donovan, Esq. ’79 Mary and Christopher D. Perna ’79 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Ralph E. Faia ’79 Megen and John F. O’Malley ’79, P’08 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Carole Julian and Michael S. Cryan, Esq. ’79 David B. Serafini ’79 Eric E. Shear ’79 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Michelle and Stephen F. McGlynn ’79, P’00 1980 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Christine and Frank Ciampa ’80 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Alan V. Forgione ’80 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Louis J. DiFronzo, Jr. ’80 Thomas M. Hopkinson ’80 Kevin J. Pickett ’80 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Jeannette and Jeffrey J. Symonds ’80 1981 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Siobhan and Richard D. McGrath, Ph.D. ’81

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XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Dana E. Petroni PE ’81 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 David F. Bortone ’81 Skip MacAskill ’81 Cathleen and Brian R. Shea ’81 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Dawn and Richard Ferguson ’81 Maria and Michael J. Magliochetti ’81 Caroline and David P. Ventola ’81, P’16, ’19 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Allan J. Fitzmaurice ’81 1982 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kim and Anthony A. Brandano ’82 Karen and Stephen G. Curry, Jr. ’82 LCDR Michael F. Hayes USNR ’82 Joanne and Edward D. O’Brien ’82 Deirdre and Paul M. Prescott ’82 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Donald J. Gallagher ’82 Philip J. McGovern ’82 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Mary Ann and Gregory Ciampa ’82 James F. Daly ’82 Anu and K. Hari Reddy ’82 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 John W. Malachowski ’82 1983 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Mark J. Sullivan ’83 and Julia O’Donnell P’16 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Shannon and Joseph Harnett ’83 John P. McDonough ’83 Mark W. Tarpey ’83 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Thomas V. Buonopane ’83 Erin and James F. Flanagan II ’83 Renee and Brian T. Heffron ’83, P’18, ’25 Peter M. Marino ’83 Richard S. Muse ’83 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 John P. Cooley ’83 Arthur R. Puopolo ’83 1984 TRUSTEES SOCIETY – $30,000 to $49,999 Daniel J. Lawler ’84 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Deb and Brian J. Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Eva and James W. Casamento ’84 Mary and Anthony D. D’Aurora ’84, P’12 Thomas D. Rosato, Jr. ’84

LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Catherine and Paul D. Neal ’84, P’04 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Nicole and Christopher L. Clarke ’84 Robert J. Rivers, Jr. ’84 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Father John C. Wronski S.J. ’84 1985 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Stacey and James J. Cullen ’85 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michelle and Fred Capone, Esq. ’85, P’18 Rene and David F. Caputo ’85 William D. Connell ’85 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran ’85, P’15, ’21 Athena and John D. Harrington ’85 Robert E. Heffron, Jr. ’85 Kevin A. Hern Sr. ’85 Dr. James P. McIntyre, Jr. ’85 Jennifer and David C. Morrison ’85 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 David P. Malatesta ’85 Alfonso C. Romano ’85 1986 BENEFACTORS SOCIETY – $50,000 to $99,999 Dennis R. Cataldo ’86 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey ’86, P’22 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Diane and Mark F. Chiavelli ’86 Karen and James J. Mangan ’86, P’27 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Paul R. Mastrocola, Esq. ’86 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Stephanie and Charles H. Mahoney CPA ’86 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Christopher P. Joyce ’86 Michael J. Keefe ’86 Mark F. Littlefield ’86 Michael D. O’Brien ’86 1987 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Anonymous ’87 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE ’87, P’19, ’22 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Rosemarie and Michael Keane ’74, P’97 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Lt. Col. Shawn H. O’Day USAF ’87 Theresa and Steven J. Patrie ’87 Steven R. Sherman ’87 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Peter P. Antonuccio, Jr. ’87 Dana S. Huberman ’87

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Dr. Sean M. Mattie ’87 Inga and Stephan J. Wronski ’87 1988 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 Joseph J. Keough ’88 PRINCIPALS SOCIETY – $15,000 to $19,999 Andrew T. Chen CPA ’88 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Michael J. Manfra ’88 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Christopher E. Rosato ’88 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 John R. Pippy ’88 Marialisa and Peter G. Scapicchio ’88, P’23 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Lawrence A. Storace ’88 1989 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Jane and Christopher J. Leo Ph.D. ’89 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Timothy C. Ammer, Esq. ’89 Brendan J. Bowen ’89 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon ’89, P’25 William W. Potter ’89 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Nadia and L. Sandro Russo ’89, P’22 1990 PRESIDENTS SOCIETY – $250, 000 to $499,000 Dan Passacantilli ’90 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Lidia and Anthony J. Rossi, Esq. ’90 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Michael R. Dello Russo ’90, P’28 PIna and Frank J. Rizza, Jr. ’90 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Andrea and Timothy J. Morello ’90 Natalja and Eugene C. Sticco, Jr. ’90, P’27 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Katherine and Shawn M. Dooley ’90 James P. McKenna ’90 David J. Pappalardo ’90 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 John W. Fitzpatrick ’90 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Tracey and Robert J. Ventola ’90 1991 PRINCIPALS SOCIETY – $15,000 to $19,999 Kristin and Bryan T. Pothier ’91 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Angela and Daniel J. Sullivan ’91 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Sheri-Ann and Edward Palazzo ’91 Debbi and Craig Spadafora ’91, P’26, ’27

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XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Ellis H. Bougiouris ’91 Prof. MT Davila, Ph.D. and Roberto L. DiMarco Esq. ’91, P’23, ’27 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III ’91, P’25 Joseph F. Lanzi ’91 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michael C. Hall ’91 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington ’91, P’24, ’26 Daniel A. Sedens ’91 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Andrew V. Arbia ’91 1992 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 April and Philip M. Antonelli ’92 Christopher G. LaMarca ’92 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Jennifer and Michael Fratarcangeli ’92 Robert A. Skaare II ’92 1993 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Paul M. Najarian ’93 Richard A. Tkaczuk, Jr. ’93 1994 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP ’94 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 William E. Champion ’94 Robert B. Dello Russo ’94 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey ’94, P’25 Natalie and Eugene Covino ’94 1995 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio ’95 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne ’95, P’24, ’26 Gregory D. Grasso ’95 John V. Pericolo ’95 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, ’26 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Christopher P. Finn ’95 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Stephen V. Alimonti CPA, MST ’95 Elizabeth and Ryan M. Hardy ’95, P’25 Lauren and Anthony J. Mastrocola ’95, P’27, ’28 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Michael C. Pasciuto ’95 1996 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Abigail and James J. Perry ’96

LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Christopher Forti ’96 1997 TRUSTEES SOCIETY – $30,000 to $49,999 Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley ’97 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kiley and Jared P. Belliveau ’97 David M. DiGregorio ’97 Jeremy B. Goldstein ’97 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Thomas B. Finn ’97 Joseph Palazzo ’97 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Lisa and Dr. John P. Amara Ph.D ’97 Christina and Rocco DiRico ’97 Andrew S. Milmore ’97 Rachel and Michael E. O’Brien ’97 Marie and David R. Spada ’97 1998 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 John J. Ronan IV, Esq. ’98 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Catherine and Dr. William F. Kelly III ’88 1999 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Erin and Matthew M. O’Neil ’99 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Evan R. Barry ’99 Robert J. DiTrapano ’99 2000 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Tara and Joseph Mancini ’00, P’26 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Mary and Anthony C. Albano ’00 Craig R. DeRosa ’00 2001 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 James M. Boland ’01 Kevin M. Doherty ’01 Sean L. Kelly ’01 Stephen R. McNaught, Jr. ’01 Matthew V. Ronan ’01 Christopher L. Rooney ’01 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Thomas F. Hankard, Jr. ’01 2002 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Nicolas P. Gennetti ’02 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Matthew D. Clements ’02 Theresa and Ryan P. Layton ’02

FRIENDS OF MC $100 to $499 Ryan P. Dromgoole ’02 Alyssa and Nicholas A. Scenna PE ’02 2003 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Erin and Paul Riley, Jr. ’03 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Christopher R. DeVits ’03 Timothy P. Gorman ’03 2004 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Hans “Stanley” Jules ’04 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michael J. Azzolino ’04 John A. Moreschi ’04 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Matthew Lee-Masiello ’04 2005 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 James “Mac” Fox ’05 2006 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald ’06 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Robert J. Passacantilli ’06 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Thomas E. Brennan ’06 Timothy F. Endicott ’06 Raymond A. Gravallese ’06 Kelly and Patrick G. Napier ’06 Atty. Kenneth C. Nee, Esq. ’06 2007 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Christopher R. McCarthy ’07 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Brendan M. Arkins ’07 Kevin A. Conway ’07 SUPPORTER Up to $99 Ryan J. Graham ’07 2008 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Dr. Alex A. Annese, D.M.D. ’08 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Michael P. O’Malley ’08 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Ellen and Michael E. Robinson ’08 2009 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 John N. Carbonneau ’09 Michael J. LeBlanc, Jr. ’09 Timothy W. Lilley ’09 Timothy W. O’Connor ’09

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SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Maurice P. Barry ’09 2010 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Dominic J. Roberto ’10 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Nicholas J. Weiner ’10 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Joseph F. Bourque ’10 Steve Souza ’10 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Richard J. Serino ’10 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Anthony J. Brunco ’10 James E. Dickerson ’10 Joseph Favuzza ’10 Joseph F. McCormick, Jr. ’10 Sean M. Sweeney ’10 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Jeremy P. Menninger ’10 2011 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Nicholas M. Annese ’11 Charith N. Jayasekera ’11 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 William J. Guinee ’11 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Ernest J. Doherty ’11 Domenick R. Mastascusa ’11 Dominic D. Nguyen ’11 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Nicholas R. DelGreco ’11 Brendan P. Sullivan ’11 2012 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Daniel J. Fitzgerald ’12 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Matthew R. L. Farrenkopf ’12 Scott C. Layton ’12 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michael P. Pepe Jr. ’12 2013 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Michael P. Connelly ’13 2014 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Krzysztof S. Cefalo ’14

2015 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Jared J. Bernis ’15 Timothy F. Guinee ’15 Anthony R. Mastrocola ’15 Connor M. O’Neill ’15 Gregory M. Viola ’15 SUPPORTER – UP TO $99 Christopher M. Manson-Hing ’15 2016 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Patrick J. Norton ’16 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Ian M. Fogarty ’16 2018 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Kyle R. Borick ’18 2021 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Adam Diller ’21 2022 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Nathan Ford ’22 Aidan P. Hamilton ’22 Mario A. Russo ’22 2023 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Eyram Anim ’23 Cameron Boutin ’23 Jared DeSimone ’23 Josh LoPresti ’23 Robert Scapicchio ’23 2024 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Maksym Ryvak ’24 Leo Chen ’25 2025 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Kiara Capalino ’25 Cullen Mustone ’25 2026 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Brigid Collins ’26 Catherine Reddington ’26 2027 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Erin and Daniel McGaffigan P’27 2028 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Maeve Collins ’28 Rosalie Martin ’28 Ava Rhuda ’28

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Girls Catholic Alumnae July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 1946 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GCHS’46 1947 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Mary (Harding) Falk GCHS’47 1948 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Ann P. Healy GCHS’48 1949 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Frances (Collins) Belknap GCHS’49 1950 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Margaret (Noonan) GCHS’50 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 1951 FRIENDS OF MC $100 to $499 Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS’51, P’72, GCHS’74, ’80, ’84 1952 FRIENDS OF MC $100 to $499 Matthew and Dorothy Murphy GCHS’52 Catherine (Barr) Murphy GCHS’54 1954 FRIENDS OF MC $100 to $499 Antonette P. (Tramondozzi) GCHS’54 and Richard Port 1955 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Deanna (Milton) GCHS’55 and Richard Charves SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Margaret Stanley GCHS’55 1956 LEGACY SOCIETY – $500,000+ Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS’56 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Janet Coleman GCHS’56 Sheila M. Obremski GCHS’56, P’84 Geraldine (Jones) GCHS’56 and Thomas M. O’Brien ’56 1957 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Susan Lanigan GCHS’57 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Marie E. (Rufo) GCHS’57 and Carl A. Tricca ’58 1958 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Celia (McGaffigan) Albert GCHS’58, GP’15, ’18 Marianne E. (Capizzi) Carino GCHS’58, GP’17

1959 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Dorothy (Dwyer) Cloherty GCHS’59 Nancy D. White GCHS’59 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Mary (McSweeney) McCarthy GCHS’59 1960 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Carol (Reilly) GCHS’60 and Theodore M. Shediac ’58 Elizabeth A. (Gowell) Lupi GCHS’60 1961 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Rosemary A. DeVeer GCHS’61 1962 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Christine (McNamara) GCHS’82 and Edward Deasy FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Pamela Sinclair GCHS’62 1963 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,999 Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Barbara (Sullivan) GCHS’63 and Stanley J. Sokolowski ’62 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Judy (Smithers) GCHS’63 and Vincent G. Fogarty ’64, GP’16, ’18 Eileen F. (Herbert) GCHS’63

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SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Jeannine (Roux) GCHS’63 and Raymond Coakley ’63 Gloria (Tassinari) McNeil GCHS’63 1965 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Patricia McWade GCHS’65 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Kathleen (Gilligan) GCHS’65 and Robert Burke SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Roberta M. (Haney) GCHS’65 and Dennis Cullen ’63 Cheryl Graney GCHS’65 1966 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GCHS’66 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Connie (Pagano) GCHS’66 and Arthur Batson

1979 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Denise Farrell GCHS’79 1982 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 MariaRita Petrillo-Bolanos MD GCHS’82 1989 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS’89 and David Reardon, Esq. P’23 1991 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GCHS’91, P’24 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Deborah GCHS’91 and Nick Pizziferri P’27

FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Madeline (Pagano) GCHS’66 and Joseph Bean Maureen M. (McCarthy) Oltman GCHS’66 1967 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Martha (Smithers) North GCHS’67 Joanne (Agresta) GCHS’67 and Barry Russell SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Andrea Turner GCHS’67, P’96 Barbara Veneri GCHS’67 1969 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69 and James Phalen XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Dr. Marie (Dunn) GCHS’69 and Ambassador Francis J. Ricciardone, Jr. ’69 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Kathleen (McCarthy) Boland GCHS’69 1970 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Debbie (Murphy) Harris GCHS’70 1971 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Ann Marie (Ruane) O’Connor GCHS’71 1974 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Anna Maria (Misner) Stanfield GCHS’74 1976 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 June (Curran) GCHS’76 and Barton L. Munro ’76 1977 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Ann P. Gallagher GCHS’77 SUPPORTER – UP to $99 Carolann Malatesta GCHS’77

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Parents and Guardians 2023 – 2028 July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 Anonymous LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P’24 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan ’94, P’27 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P’22, ’24 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Breana and David Koehn P’26 Rachael and Peter Van Remortel P’27 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Michael R. Dello Russo 1990 P’28 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P’22, ’24, ’26 Susan and Stephen L. Malatesta ’84, P’24 Anonymous P’27 Karen and James J. Mangan ’86, P’27 PIna and Frank J. Rizza, Jr. ’90, P’27 Debbi and Craig Spadafora ’91, P’26, ’27 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Kimberly Baker P’25 Li and Vergil Brincheiro P’25 Keri and Stephen J. Byrne ’95, P’24, ’26 Andrea and Christopher Capone P’26 Stacy and Carlo DeMaria P’27 Prof. MT Davila, Ph.D. and Roberto L. DiMarco Esq. ’91, P’23, ’27 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P’20, ’24 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P’22, ’24, ’27 Lisa Funiciello and James Malarkey P’26 AnneMarie and Gregory D. Grasso ’95, P’27 Tara and Joseph Mancini ’00, P’26 Maura and Warren Mann P’27

Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P’24 Christine and Jeffrey Myung P’24 Nora and Francis Sanzone P’22, ’24 Lisa and Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, ’26 Natalja and Eugene C. Sticco, Jr. ’90, P’27 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Michelle and Brian Boyle P’25 Laura and Eamonn M. Casey ’94 P’25 Lisa and Jonathan Crane P’25 Belmira and Michael H. Fallon ’89, P’25 Anne and Pierre Fedna P’25, ’26 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III ’91, P’25 Karen and Robert P. O’Leary P’25 Nicholas Russo P’26 Lisa and Peter Van Dorpe P’27 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Rena and Stavros Agganis P’18, ’24 Mike Apfelbaum P’27 Jennifer and David Belanger P’25 Natalia Boukharov P’24 Jennifer and Patrick Brown P’25 Stephanie and Dexter Brown P’27 Angela and Anthony Buonopane P’25 Kerry and Anthony Capalino P’25 Sean Caron P’28 Cindy Chendia P’25 Amy and Julian Chu P’24 Kerry Collins P’26, ’28 Dawnmarie and Mark DeAngelo P’27 Belinda and Adolfo Diaz P’23, ’25 Marianna and Angelo Cavuoto P’21, ’23, ’25 Trancy and Jose Escobar P’24 Maria Fitzpatrick and Brant Frampton P’22, ’25 Stacey and Chris Foti P’25 Maureen and Scott Gage P’26, ’27 Sudhakar and Sapna Garad P’27 Michelle Glynn and James Casey P’24, ’25 Victoria and Lawrence Guarino P’27 Alison and Dr. Erik Handy P’23 Kara and Ed Hardiman P’25 Elizabeth and Ryan M. Hardy ’95, P’25 Renee and Brian T. Heffron ’83, P’18, ’25 Ana Hernandez and Noe Antonio Moneteagudo Barraza P’26 Kimberly and Robert Kyle P’26 Regina Lawless and Michael Walsh P’25 Allison and Ryan Lawlor P’25 Courtney and Michael Leahy P’26, ’27 Rui Zhang P’25 Karla Lopresti P’23, ’26 Jennifer and James Lovell P’27 Glenn MacEachern and Ashling Barr P’27 David and Bridget (Karasczkiewicz) Marino GCHS’91, P’24 Jackie Martelli P’28 Lauren and Anthony J. Mastrocola ’95, P’27, ’28 Cristen and David Mastroianni P’26, ’27 Christopher McCobb P’23, ’24, ’27

Erin and Daniel McGaffigan P’27 Cindy and Kevin Warner P’25 Toni and James McLaughlin P’24 Esther and Antonio Medeiros P’25 Pilar and Michael Mena P’27 Gezehagn Alemu and Tigst Meshesha P’27 Anh and Hung Nguyen P’22 Mai Le and Loc Nguyen P’24 Nicole Nicosia and Michael Samra P’27 Susanna and George Ogata P’25 Jacqueline and Michael O’Leary P’27 Jacqueline Michael O’Leary P’27 Wenchao Chen and Xiling Ou P’21 Barbara and Eric Parker P’24 Marina Pasquale P’26 Jhon Perez P’26 Erga Pierrette P’27, ’28 Walter Pietrzak Jr. P’28 Chandani and Feroz Pradhan P’27 Steve Ratter P’28 Kerry and Shawn P. Reddington ’91, P’24, ’26 Nicole and Josh Richardson P’25 Jennifer and David Scarpello P’27 Lilima and Dipesh Shrestha P’26 Melissa and John Silva P’27 Shannon and Joseph Stamegna P’26 Yongang Wang and Suwen Liu P’26 Dana and Jason Swartz P’26 Kattia Thomas and Alfred Noel P’22, ’25 Maureen and Emanuel Tsiantoulas P’27 Karen and Anders Utter P’24 Lisa and Peter VanDorpe P’27 Nichola and Chad Wolfson P’27 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Amberose and Josue Osiris P’27 Rebecca and Michael Belloise P’26, ’27 David Borgal P’28 Kathryn Bourgea P’28 Anne Bourleyre P’25 Adrienne and Jeffrey Buchholz P’27 Julie Calado and Alex Cabrera P’26 Juana and Euridiades Calderon P’26 Anissa Catinazzo P’27 Lisa Colaianni P’28 Hector Cortave P’28 Louise Dalice P’26 Kellie and Mark DeJon P’25 Wanda and Ryan Del Rio P’27 Joanne Driscoll and Robert Murphy P’27, ’28 Claire and Richard Engvaldsen P’24 Vincent Ferullo P’27 Colleen and David Foley P’25 Marie Josie and Wiclech Odvil P’27 Rebecca and Bryan Gallagher P’26 Susan and John Galluzo P’25 Anonymous P’26 Sheila and Roberto Grasso P’95

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Carolyn and William Heald P’25 Lucinda and Harcourt Hector P’27 Marisa Hurley P’26, ’27 Jenn Iacopucci P’28 Maureen and Kenneth Jenkins P’24 Dieumane Joseph Anysia Kenney P’28 Bryan Lagasse P’28 Jennifer and William Manchester P’25 Christine Martin P’28 Elizabeth and Andrew Mastrangelo P’26 Melissa Mattola-Kiatos P’27 Susan Max P’26 Kellie and Eric Meehan P’24 Jennifer and Gregory Moakley P’24, ’27 Zatcha and Alain Montes P’24 Jeffrey Moses P’28 Mea and Timothy Mustone P’24 Phyllis Ndoro P’25 Gina and Michael Nelson P’27 Carmen Panacpoulos P’25 Stacey Patturelli P’28 Polina Paunova P’28 Karin and Glen Pedneault P’26 Stephanie and Phil Pereira P’26 Michelle and Roger Perez P’26 Julia and Michael Pilleri P’25 Deborah GCHS’91 and Nick Pizziferri P’27 Bethany Porrazzo P’27 Ruben Rivera P’26 Caren and Michael Sekenski P’20, ’24 Danielle and Oliver Silva P’27 Virginia Siu and Dr. Richard Fletcher Ph.D. P’27 Fe and Jean Claude Sova P’27 Jill and Kevin McLaughlin P’26 Olinda Vaquerano P’27 Lisa and Douglas Webber P’27 Jonna Willis P’28 Heidi Winter P’26

Parents and Guardians of Alumni July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 HIGHLAND AVENUE SOCIETY – $100,000 to $249,000 Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P’21 BENEFACTORS SOCIETY – $50,000 to $99,999 Diana Cataldo P’86 Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P’95, ’99 Guinee Family Alicia and Lawrence Guinee P’11, ’15, ’20 Deborah and Kevin Guinee P’09, ’11 Ellen and William Guinee P’11, ’15

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FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 John H. Costello ’64, P’84 Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P’10 LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan ’94, P’27 Rachel and Benjamin Marino P’22, ’24 Judy and Frank J. Mastrocola, Jr. ’71, P’18 Janet and Stephen O’Neill ’78, P’15 Sheryl and Stephen E. Tarpey ’86, P’22 BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Herbert W. Boudreau, Jr. Esq. ’66, P’99 Deb and Brian J. Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 Maria and Dr. John F. Annese, D.M.D. ’76, P’08, ’11 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P’22, ’24, ’26 Thomas J. Skerry, Jr. ’74, P’09, ’24 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE ’87, P’19, ’22 Sandra and Michael P. Tarpey ’78, P’10 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Gwen and David Blumberg P’20 Paul A. Curran ’46, P’71, ’76, ’81, ’83 Maria and David Damico P’23 Mary and Anthony D. D’Aurora ’84, P’12 Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana ’74, P’15 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P’88, ’91, GP’21 ’23, ’25 Prof. MT Davila, Ph.D. and Roberto L. DiMarco Esq. ’91, P’23, ’27 Joan M. Endicott P’00, ’03, ’06, ’09, ’12 Stacie and Sergio Ferreira P’20, ’24 James R. Fitzpatrick ’53, P’78 Lisa Grover and Robert Ford P’22, ’24, ’27 Deborah and Frank Giso III P’03 Lisa and Robert Hackley P’23 Marcella C. Littlefield P’74 Robert J. McCarthy P’07 Amelia and Patrick McDonough P’21 Anne Marie and Michael O’Connor P’02, ’06, ’09 Elizabeth and Leo R. Paquette P’02, ’07 Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS’89 and David Reardon, Esq. P’23 Nora and Francis Sanzone P’22, ’24 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P’97, GP’22 LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Joanne and Michael J. Bourque P’10 Karen and William Burton, Jr. P’22 Catherine Fernandez-Murphy and John Murphy P’23 Dawn and Michael V. Ferragamo III ’91, P’25 Rosemarie and Michael Keane ’74, P’97 Catherine and Paul D. Neal ’84, P’04 Julie and Mark Norton P’16 Danielle Olivier P’14 Anne and Dr. David Perticone P’22 Donald and Stacey Stone P’18 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Ann and Stephen P. Ambrose P’98 Keri and Raymond Barry P’19

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Lorraine and Robert J. Bucchino ’71, P’10 Michelle and Fred Capone, Esq. ’85, P’18 Maryann and Jeffrey Cappello, Sr. P’07 Maryann and William N. Cappello ’65, P’02 Diane and Joseph M. Connelly ’69, P’01, ’03 Claire and William H. Costello ’65, P’91 Cathleen and Stephen F. Curran ’85, P’15, ’21 Belinda and Adolfo Diaz P’23, ’25 Salvatore DiCato P’05, ’09 Marianna and Angelo Cavuoto P’21, ’23, ’25 Dorothy and Robert DiTomaso P’89 Lisa and Joseph Donis P’19 Maria Fitzpatrick and Brant Frampton P’22, ’25 Christine Flaherty P’23 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P’84, ’87, GP’23 Linda and Victor Grasso P’05 Linda and Victor Grasso P’05 Sarah and Richard Hamilton P’22 Alison and Dr. Erik Handy P’23 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS’67, P’92, GP’23 Renee and Brian T. Heffron ’83, P’18, ’25 Joan and Daniel J. Hern P’76, ’85 Hubert E. Holley ’55, P’03 Eileen F. (Herbert) GC’63 Sharon and Daniel G. Hurley P’97 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough ’57, P’88, GP’21 Angela Lee and Steven Masiello P’04, ’09 Karla Lopresti P’23, ’26 Jeanne and Robert Lynch-Galvin P’16 Nilma and Isaias Mesquita P’23 Stephen J. Mallon Leslie and Glen Manson-Hing P’15

Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS’51, P’72, GCHS’74, ’80, ’84 Dr. Suzana Marusic and David Lindbergh P’21 Christopher McCobb P’23, ’24, ’27 Kevin J. McHugh ’78, P’13 Phyllis and Robert Medeiros P’06, ’09, ’12 William V. Monagle ’71, P’97 Maria and Joseph Moniz P’14 Theresa and Edward Morrissey P’07, ’17 Anh and Hung Nguyen P’22 Sheila M. Obremski GCHS’56, P’84 Wenchao Chen and Xiling Ou P’21 Gregory W. Perkins and Rosalyn A. Gray P’09 Kyle Peters and Emily Hayes P’16 Erga Pierrette P’27, ’28 Nadia and L. Sandro Russo ’89, P’22 Marialisa and Peter G. Scapicchio ’88, P’23 Mary Kelly and Mark Smith P’17 Deanna and Peter C. Smith P’95, ’96, GP’24, ’26 Kattia Thomas and Alfred Noel P’22, ’25 Gail and Christopher Treanor P’07, ’10 Caroline and David P. Ventola ’81, P’16, ’19 Catherine and Brian Zinck P’23 SUPPORTER – Up to $99 Patricia and John Burge P’00 Maria C. Caprio P’95 Corinne and John J. Cardarelli ’59, P’85, ’89 Nicole Connarton P’22 Noreen M.and Robert Connolly P’18, ’21 Rose and Robert DelGreco P’07, ’08, ’11 Susan and William L. DeNapoli P’10 Brenda Fantasia P’81

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Grandparents BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Diane and John J. McGlynn, Jr. ’64, GP’18, ’24 XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 Mary-Anne and Luigi DiMarco P’88, ’91, GP’21, ’23, ’25 Donna and Vincent J. Spagnolo P’97, GP’22 FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Richard S. Abbott ’55, GP’05 Celia (McGaffigan) Albert GCHS’58, GP’15, ’18 Marianne E. (Capizzi) Carino GC’58, GP’17 Lorna Clements GP’10 Gertrude Crowley P’87, GP’17 Judy (Smithers) GCHS’63 and Vincent G. Fogarty ’64, GP’16, ’18 Eleanor and Bartholomew Galvin P’84, ’87, GP’23 Kathleen (McNamara) Hayes GCHS’67, P’92, GP’23 J. Michael Hughes GP’22 Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough ’57, P’88, GP’21 Maureen and Peter Lovell GP’27 Beatrice (Cassie) Marchant GCHS’51, P’72, GCHS’74, ’80, ’84 Sharon and Charles Martin GP’24 Robert McCarthy GP’07 Timothy Neville GP’23, ’25 Mary Norton GP’16 Donna O’Leary Deanna and Peter C. Smith P’95, ’96, GP’24, ’26 SUPPORTER – Up to $99

Michelle Farino Virginia and Michael P. Fontana ’73, P’05 Nancy and Joseph E. Gaff P’10 Cheryl and Michael Gambale P’04, ’06 Sally Goulding P’82, ’83, ’85, ’89, ’92 Christine and Martin Kerans, Sr. P’20 Mary Jo and Jerry Koizumi P’15 Elaine and Armando M. Leo P’89 Irene F. Malachowski P’78, ’81 Michelle and Stephen F. McGlynn ’79, P’00 Deborah and Robert N. McVicar P’10 Jenine Pasco P’14, ’17 Kathleen and James Pokorny P’06 Christina and Arthur R. Puopolo ’83, P’15, ’19 Roberta and Ralph A. Puopolo P’81, ’83, GP’15, ’19 Caren and Michael Sekenski P’20, ’24 Theresa and William Smith P’15, ’22 Andrea Turner GCHS’67, P’96 Susan A. Turner P’92, ’96, GP’24 Susan and Andrew Valente P’15, ’18

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Mary (Sweeney) Buckley GCHS’46, GP’16 John Bulman GP’09 Theresa and Edward Desmond Ana Beatriz Gutierrez GP’25 Guido Petrillo GP’22 Donna and Bruce Ramsey GP’27 Susan A. Turner P’92, ’96, GP’24

Friends of Malden Catholic LEGACY SOCIETY – $500,000+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. ’11 BENEFACTORS SOCIETY – $50,000 to $99,999 Anonymous TRUSTEES SOCIETY – $30,000 to $49,999 Philomena Brackett Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty, wife of the late Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ’46 FOUNDERS SOCIETY – $20,000 to $29,999 Aramark Global Business Services Timberline Construction

PRINCIPALS SOCIETY – $15,000 to $19,999 Intervale Technologies, Inc. | Michael Nicholas Ronald P. O’Hanley and Family LEADERS SOCIETY – $10,000 to $14,999 Amplix Suzy and Mark Bavaro

David Centauro Karen and Michael Donovan Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Gamco Asset Management Ann Magee John McDonough North Square Strategies LLC Nicholas Scavone BLUE AND GOLD SOCIETY – $5,000 to $9,999 Tony Barnes John Burns Chelsea Knights of Columbus Comparion Insurance Agency Joseph A. Connolly Christine and Robert Coughlin Leo Cushing Richard Dellar Michael Devereaux Ann E. Dockray Thidie and James P. Donovan Kathy and Edward Ellison Lucy M. Erkkila, wife of the late of John Erkkila ’64 Feinberg & Brennan, P.C. Anonymous International Brotherhood of Teamsters April and Michael Joyce Paul Kelly Jamie Kuzman Susan Passacantilli Phoenix Mechanical Contracting, Inc. Sage Consulting Services, LLC dba The Novus Group Scalora Consulting Group The Beacon Group LLC Tocco Building Systems 1932 SOCIETY – $2,500 to $4,999 365 Operating Company, LLC R. Kathryn Burton Michael Cook Frank Costa James Costello George Cronin Enough is Enough IE PAC Charles A. Harrington Michael Lydon Hon. Aaron Michlewitz Jamie and Joseph Monaco Michael Newhall Rasky Partners, Inc. Spectrotel Holding Company LLC Eric Styles Tarpey Insurance Group Inc.

Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell World Insurance Associates Xaverian Brothers, Melrose Community Xaverian Brothers Generalate XAVERIAN SOCIETY – $1,000 to $2,499 American International Student Service Center BMK Communications Joseph Bonavita Brian C. Bush Clarinda E. Campbell, wife of Daniel J. Campbell ’57 Committee to Elect Michael Bellotti Hon. Robert A. DeLeo Committee to Elect Martin J. Walsh Ed Degenhart Joseph DeStefano Barbara and Joseph Donovan Atty. Jeffrey R. Drago, Esq. Christina and Selcuk Erickson Christopher Fanning Jon Feinberg Joseph P. Cardillo & Son, Inc. Carol Kiley, wife of Kevin J. Kiley ’54 LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Scott Lattanzio Lawrence Luttrell Telesystem | James Maloney Kerri Morehart New Horizons Communications Matt O’Malley Salvatore Palermo Usha N. Sellers, wife of the Late Dr. William Sellers ’52 Stoneham Savings Bank James Terranova The Markey Committee Thinking Without Restrictions John Tobin Dean Young LANCERS SOCIETY – $500 to $999 Jason Aluia Rosemary and Thomas M. Callahan Marco DiScipio Dan Gill Guy Glodis Mari Haddock Patrick Keefe Committee Bro. Timothy Paul, C.F.X. Jack Pelrine Mary A. Reynolds Frances and Pasquale Russolillo Carole and Jerry Sneirson Jeremy Sternberg FRIENDS OF MC – $100 to $499 Carole L. Alton Paula Anderson Thomas Ballard Kevin Boyce Kathleen Braken

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Patrick Jancsy JFK Library Foundation Inc. Andrew Kriegel Jennelle Larsen Susan Leary Matthew Mahoney Diane and Stephen J. Mallon Crystal and Dr. Adrian B. Mims Paul Moran Gregory Murphy Maureen O’Connell Ellen O’Connor Victor Passacantilli Gianna Passacantilli-Mullane Robert Porcaro Deborah and Joseph Pugliese Bana Qashu Young Maryanne Rooney-Hegan Denise Russell M.I.T. Carpentry Shop Denise and Donald Sterner Melissa and Dennis Sullivan Barbara Sutera Lillian Szymanski The Mary M. Veneri Living Trust Karen Tobin Irene Torardi Nicholas Trasatti Eileen Visconti Colleen Wade 2024 MAMA MIA PRO DUC TION

Nancy and Vincent Butera Anne D. Cecere Elizabeth Chau Dr. David Chuckran Camille Colantuoni Shawn Corey Zach Creeden and Bre Tagliaferri-Creeden Patricia Delaney Sabrina Dellorusso Ronald Diamond Salvatore DiMasi James Donovan Scott Dragonetti Julie Duffy Paula and Robert Dunne III Karl Ertle Patty Giacobbe Mary Grassa and Thomas O’Neill Jr. Richard Haidul Erica and Eric Hammare Betty and John Horne

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SUPPORTER – Up to $99 George Beeler Carolyn Brooks Rita Burke Norma Burnett Dorothy Campo Nancy Clarke Tracy Costley Lucille and Joseph Donoghue, Jr. Dunkin’ Donuts c/o MRM Donuts Corp.

Elizabeth E. Gilbert Daniel Hart Alan J. Kaufman Adeline Kilduff Mary King O’Shea Susan Lombard McPhail Sharon McCauley Ferguson Gary McCauley Claire McGrath Jane and Thomas McHugh Lesley Moss Linda Needham Susan P. Nestor Diane and James Pappas Ellen Randall Gail Roberts Valentina Russo

Susan and John Sieczkowski LeeAnn Soucy Blanche Tarantino Kate Villa

Faculty and Staff Saman Abbas Ivan Ang Anonymous Raymond Barry P’19 David Bavaro Jared P. Belliveau ’97 Matt Blair Kyle R. Borick ’18 Robert J. Bucchino ’71, P’10 Domenic Cacciapuoti Steven Caristinos Eamonn M. Casey ’94, P’25 Cheryl Crawford Timothy J. Cremin Joan DeGregorio Sharon DelGenio Nicole Diano Salvatore DiCato P’05, ’09 Mary-Anne DiMarco P’88, ’91, GP’21, ’23, ’25 Marianna Cavuoto P’21, ’23, ’25 Brian Dunn Timothy F. Endicott ’06 Stacie Ferreira P’20, ’24 Colleen Foley P’25 Sheila Foley Joseph E. Gaff P’10 John Gallivan Robert M. Gregory Sarah P. Hamilton P’22 Sean P. Hurley ’97 Richard Kates Jay Keane Rilda and Alexander Kissel Ryan P. Layton ’02 Angela Lee Masiello P’04, ’09 Matthew Lee-Masiello ’04 Susan Mader Tara Mancini ’00, P’26 Leslie Manson-Hing P’15 Elizabeth Mastrangelo P’26 Gregory Maynard Robert J. McCarthy P’07 Janet E. Moccia Gary M. Molea David F. Murray Mea Mustone P’24 Jose Luis Navarro

Michael O’Connor P’02, ’06, ’09 Carol Olive R.N. Matthew M. O’Neil ’99 Elizabeth Paquette P’02, ’07 James Pelosi Erga Pierrette P’27, ’28 Kathleen Pokorny P’06 William Raycraft Gary Reardon Jeannine (McNaught) Reardon, Esq. GCHS’89, P’23 Jeffrey P. Smith ’95, P’24, ’26 Brendan P. Sullivan ’11 Stacey Sullivan Donna Parker Adrienne Talamas Jesus Tejada John K. Thornburg Andrea Tracey Debbie Villanucci Eugene Ward Robert Zollo

37th Annual Lancers of Golf – Malden Catholic Classic Premier Sponsor – $15,000+ Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69 and James Phalen Titanium Sponsor – $10,000 Aramark Global Business Services Platinum Sponsor – $5,000 Danvers Motor Company, Inc. World Insurance Associates | The Tarpey Family Gold Sponsor – $2,500 Boston Physical Therapy & Wellness | Breana and David Koehn P’26 Rockland Montessori Academy | Carol and Stephen M. Wishoski ’68 Scalora Consulting Group Silver Sponsor – $1,000 Arlex Oil Corp.

LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Stoneham Savings Bank Focus Technology | Meghan and Christopher M. Caprio ’95 Steve Souza 2010 | J. Masterson Construction Tee Sponsor – $250 125 Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electric Hugo’s of Melrose Appliance Specialists | Robert Porcaro Kathleen and Cornelius J. Hurley ’66 June (Curran) GCHS’76 and Barton L. Munro ’76

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Matching Gifts and Foundations Adelaide Breed Bayrd Foundation Anonymous Arbella Insurance Foundation, Inc. Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Barr Foundation Bergholtz Foundation Berkshire Bank Foundation, Inc. Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust BNY Mellon Community Impact BNY Mellon Community Partnership Bonterra Tech Bright Funds Clarfeld Citizens Private Wealth Combined Jewish Philanthropies Cummings Foundation CyberGrants SPV, LLC Delta Air Lines Foundation Donovan Family Foundation Eastern Bank Foundation Essex County Community Foundation Fidelity Foundation Flatley Foundation Fresh Start Housing Foundation Inc. Gordon and Marjorie Osborne Foundation Grand Circle Foundation Greater Lowell Community Foundation Hunt Street Fund, Inc.

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F.W. McCarthy Family Foundation Owen Charitable Foundation PNC Foundation Matching Gift Program Robert F. Higgins Foundation St. Rocco Fraternal Association of Malden State Street Foundation, Inc. The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its agent, YourCause The Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust The Catholic Schools Foundation, Inc. The Joey Domenici Foundation Inc. The Piccolo Family Charitable Foundation, Inc. Verisk Analytics Vyuha, Inc.

In-Kind Donors 110 Grill – Evivva Trattoria Rena and Stavros Agganis P’18, ’24 Bayside Resort Carrie Campbell Cape Cod Irish Village Dennis R. Cataldo ’86 Charles Riverboat Company Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P’21 Roberto L. DiMarco Esq. ’91 Thidie and James P. Donovan Michael Driscoll ’17 Exchange Street Bistro

Ferncroft Country Club Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald ’06 Nicolas P. Gennetti ’02 Greater Boston Stage Company Hilton Overnight Logan Airport Hotel Commonwealth Hotel Viking In the Game JFK Library Foundation Inc. Kings Lynnfield Kowloon Restaurant LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP ’94 Gregory Maynard Morton’s The Steakhouse North Shore Music Pisa Pizza Rock Spot Climbing Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy Sheraton Hotel Times Square Sky Zone Everett Steamship Authority Brendan Sullivan ’84 The Cabot Cinema The Cheesecake Factory The Swan Boats The Topsfield Fair Gino Torretta Total Wine and More Maria Touet Townline Luxury Lanes Tree Top Adventures Lisa and Peter VanDorpe P’27 Wachusett Mountain Wauwinet Hotel Wegmans XV Beacon York’s Wild Kingdom

Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty, wife of the late Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ’46 Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81 James “Mac” Fox 2005 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Intervale Technologies, Inc. Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63 John McDonough Family and Friends Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69 and James Phalen J.T. Sayfie The Novus Group Bronze Richard Dellar Patricia McWade GCHS’65 Sentinel Group Premiere Comparion Insurance Agency Danvers Motor Company, Inc. | The Guinee Family Eastern Bank Patricia and Thomas L. Hughes, Jr. ’75 Margaret (Noonan) GCHS’50 and Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy ’50 Tocco Building Systems Partner Margaret and Paul W. Chisholm P’95, ’99 Christine and Robert Coughlin The Lydon Family Maverick Media Northeast Broncos Scalora Consulting Group Spectrotel Holding Company LLC Todd and Weld LLP Your Six Trustee Champagne Toast Gamco Asset Management Cocktail Reception Olivia and Thomas P. McDonough ’66 Centerpiece Sponsor Alicia Cooney and Stephen Quigley P’21 Fund-a-Need Matching Sponsor

18th Annual Leading Beyond Gala Sponsors Platinum Bev and Jim Donovan Hon. ’11 Sallyann (Dimeco) GCHS’56 and Dr. Eugene F. Fama ’56 Gold Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 Silver Amplix Suzy and Mark Bavaro John Burns Centauro CFO Joseph A. Connolly and George Cronin

Tony Barnes, Barnes Buildings Phoenix Mechanical Contracting, Inc. Timberline Construction Gala Program Book Aramark Global Business Services Other Sponsors: Karen and Michael Donovan North Square Strategies LLC Nicholas Scavone Michael Dello Russo 365 Operating Company, LLC David Centauro Michael Newhall Eric Styles James Costello John J. Ronan IV, Esq. ’98

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John J. Gallagher ’79 Susan Murphy and Paul D. Sullivan PE’87, P’19, ’22 Anonymous P’27 Leo F. Ryan ’77 Hon. Aaron Michlewitz Christine and Robert Coughlin Nicholas J. Weiner ’10 Jamie and Joseph Monaco R. Kathryn Burton Dan Passacantilli ’90 Frederick McCarthy Xaverian Brothers Generalate Joseph A. Connolly Kathleen and Daniel J. Keating P’10 Rasky Partners, Inc. Colleen McGlynn Moody and Craig Moody P’24 American International Student Service Center Salvatore Palermo June (Curran) GCHS’76 and Barton L. Munro ’76 CyberGrants SPV, LLC Pia and Anthony J. DellaPiana ’74, P’15 Deb and Brian J. Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20 Frank Costa Committee to Elect Martin J. Walsh LaPlume & Sons Printing, Inc. Lawrence M. Furey, Partners in Mission Elizabeth and Sean P. Hurley ’97 Vincent J. Murphy ’46 Jason Aluia James Terranova Matthew D. Clements ’02 Dan Gill Patrick Keefe Committee Frances and Pasquale Russolillo Lisa and Jonathan Crane P’25 Andrea and Timothy Harrington P’22, ’24, ’26 Natalie and Eugene Covino ’94 Ralph E. Faia ’79 Thomas B. Finn ’97 Nicholas Russo P’26 Robert J. Passacantilli ’06 Daniel J. Lawler ’84 Guy Glodis Nadine and Richard J. LeBranti Jr., CFP ’94 Kathy and Edward Ellison Tara and Joseph Mancini 2000 P’26 Donald and Stacey Stone P’18 Jack Pelrine Amy Lonergan, Esq. and James Lonergan ’94, P’27 Jeremy Sternberg Alan V. Forgione ’80 Steve Ratter P’28 Joseph Favuzza ’10 Scott Dragonetti Bana Qashu Young Gregory Murphy Kevin Doherty

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Barbara Sutera Maryanne Rooney-Hegan Alan V. Forgione ’80 Joan M. Endicott P’00, ’03, ’06, ’09, ’12 Victor Passacantilli Bergholtz Foundation Erin and Daniel McGaffigan P’27 Renee and Brian T. Heffron ’83, P’18, ’25 Reverend John F. Mulloy ’62 Salvatore DiMasi Jared J. Bernis ’15 Kimberly and Robert Kyle P’26 Patty Giacobbe Maureen O’Connell Lauren and Anthony J. Mastrocola ’95, P’27, ’28 Sabrina Dellorusso Patrick J. Norton ’16 Carole Julian and Michael S. Cryan, Esq. ’79 Jennifer and Patrick Brown P’25 Jennelle Larsen Gianna Passacantilli-Mullane Nicholas Trasatti Shawn Corey Lillian Szymanski Erica and Eric Hammare Suwen Liu Evelyn and Joseph J. Keough ’57, P’88, GP’21 Sheila M. Obremski GCHS’56, P’84 Carolann Malatesta ’77 John P. Cooley ’83

Tribute Gifts GIFTS IN HONOR Gifts were made in honor of the following individuals: Class of 1997 Class of 2024 Br. Richard Cook, C.F.X. Jim Donovan H’11 Margaret T. (Noonan) McCarthy GCHS’50 Dan Passacantilli ’90 John J. Prior, Jr. ’74 Robert E. Regan ’62 Dmytro Ryvak GIFTS IN MEMORY Gifts were made in memory of the following individuals: Father Joseph A. Appleyard S.J. ’49 Rosa Aresco Edward V. Baker P’25 Christopher J. Bellini ’79 Patricia Bocchino

Arlene Boland GCHS’53 Linda A. Botticelli Ann Brangiforte Robert DiDonato Ute MacComisky Marjorie DiMano Eugene Cahill, Doris Carbone Jeannine L. Cardillo Richard E. Carino GP’17 Patrick F. Casey Mary Casucci Roberta Bossi Sardella Frank DiGiovanni, Sr. Frank Wayne DiGiovanni, Sr. Gerard F. Doherty ’46 John W. Erkkila ’64 Edward Fantasia Richard Farina Rosamond V. Finocchio Mildred Fox Bruce Froio Edward Gaier Carol Grecco William J. Green Anne Griffin Anne E. “Betty” Griffin Matt Hamilton Ralph ”Jim“ Henderson Miguelina Hernandez Bruce Hughes Michael Hurley P’26, ’27 Nancy Iovanna Matthew G. Jones Dr. Leonard Kaplan William Kelly Kevin J. Kiley ’54 Erica Layton Loys “Lindy” and Richard T. Leary ’49 Joanne Lee Robert LeClair Theresa Levasseur Josephine Malta John Joseph Magee Ann Marie McCallum Elizabeth McCarthy GP’07 Eleanor McClean Jon+ and Christina Markey ’26+ Lt. Brian McGonagle ’71 Kevin M. McKenna ’87 John Misner Dominic Monzione Elizabeth Norton Joseph J. O’Donnell ’62 Steven Orlowski Michael Paglivea Timothy J. E. Paquette ’07

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Neal Parker Theresa A. Pattavina David MacNeill Susan Ray Joan G. Reardon Thomas Reynolds Brian McGonagle Bettyanne Richardson Antonio Rossi Marjorie Santo Robert J. Santo ’53 Ralph F. Santolucito, Jr Aunt Clorinda “Lindy” Saragosa Bernice Schlick Richard Shea Thomas Siuda Florenca Shosho Virginia M. Steinberg Robert Svenson Steven Geddry, Jr. Anna Tosto Dr. David B. Tribble ’58 James J. Wade ’53 Bernadine R. Wall Walter Wishoski ’36 Walter T. Wishoski, Jr. George Wolfe Dorothy Zaccaria James J. ”Jack“ McDevitt

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Board Designated Funds Creating a Board Designated Fund ensures that a Malden Catholic education will remain affordable and attainable for generations of students at Malden Catholic. With an initial gift of $25,000, an individual, group or a family may establish a scholarship in memory or in honor of a loved one. Designated funds are invested and pay out an established percentage of income annually in financial aid; the size of the corpus may be increased at any time. Malden Catholic is grateful for those who have created and continue to support these funds. Contributions made in FY 24 are referenced under each fund’s name.

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

Dr. Daniel J. McCarthy MCHS’50 Scholarship Fund

Boland Family Scholarship

Margaret T. Noonan McCarthy GCHS’50 Scholarship Fund

Brother Bozzo, C.F.X., Family Memorial Scholarship

McDonough Family Scholarship

Ruth M. Connolly Memorial Scholarship

Joan Marie McDonough GCHS’47 Memorial Scholarship

Couture Family Scholarship

Dr. Ciriaco “Jerry” Memmolo ’85 Memorial Scholarship

F. Richard Couture ’58 Hon. Gerard F. Doherty, Esq. ’46 Memorial Scholarship

John Francis Moran Memorial Scholarship Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire

Captain William K. Donahue ’38 Memorial Scholarship

Muse Family Scholarship Fund

Martin Killilea Memorial Scholarship

David A. ’58 and Jane V. Nazzaro Scholarship

Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Karen Tobin John Joseph Magee Memorial Scholarship Ann E. Dockray Paul Kelly, Beyond the Wire Ann Magee John E. & Christina Markey Memorial Scholarship Dr. Susan Blumenthal M.D. and Senator Edward J. Markey ’64 The Markey Committee Katie (Sullivan) Waunch GCHS ’66

Jane and David A. Nazzaro ’58 O’Connor Family Scholarship Fund Timothy J. E. Paquette ’07 Memorial Scholarship Kevin Boyce Elizabeth Chau Christopher G. LaMarca ’92 Christie Serino, Jr. Memorial Fund Xaverian Brothers Scholarship Fund

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Funds Valued Up to $99,999 Ralph R. and Ann G. Antonelli Memorial Scholarship Pattie and Joseph F. Antonelli ’66 Maryann and Jeffrey Cappello, Sr. P’07

Kevin J. Kiley ’54 Memorial Scholarship Carol Kiley

Christine Arria Endowed Scholarship Fund

Richard T. Leary, Sr. ’49 and Loys ”Lindy“ Leary Memorial Scholarship

Brother Richard Cook C.F.X. Family Scholarship

Gregory A. Leonard Memorial Scholarship Fund

Brother Richard Cook, C.F.X. Hon. Regina Quinlan Doherty Manny Costa Memorial Scholarship Fund Janet and Stephen O’Neill ’78, P’15 Joseph M. ’42 and Margaret M. Cunniff Scholarship David J. Cuzziere ’04 Memorial Scholarship Jim Donovan Hon.’11 Scholarship* Bev and Jim Donovan Hon.’11 Natalia and Dr. Robert M. Haddad ’71 Elizabeth and Leo R. Paquette P’02, ’07

Joseph E. Mahoney and Antoinette M. Mahoney ’56 Scholarship Fund Joseph M. Marzullo Memorial Scholarship Friends of Andrew Marzilli Scholarship The James P. McIntyre ’51 Family Scholarship Brother Myles McManus C.F.X. Memorial Scholarship Hon. John J. McNaught ’39 Memorial Scholarship John F. Milton Family Scholarship Deanna (Milton) GCHS’55 and Richard Charves

Paul J. Gillespie, Esq. ’58 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Michael J. Moriarty ’78 Memorial Scholarship

Gerald J. Harvey ’50 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Fr. John Mulloy ’62 Scholarship Fund

Father Ralph DiPasquale O.F.M. Memorial Scholarship Fund

Lori and Leonard Lapenta Jr. P’24

Jim Donovan Charlestown Scholarship

The Lawrence Nott Memorial Scholarship

Col. Lawrence Drew ’40 and Mary Drew Memorial Scholarship

Billy O’Brien Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. Paul Duffy ’47 Endowed Scholarship Brian H. Duffy ’77 Robert J. Duffy ’50 Memorial Scholarship Julie Duffy Margaret Dunphy GCHS’61 Memorial Scholarship Fred Eid Memorial Scholarship David Murray Faculty Leadership Scholarship Hon. Thomas H. Fallon ’60 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 Janet and Stephen O’Neill ’78, P’15 Michael J. O’Neill ’74 Francis J. ’39 and Marguerite C. Ricciardone Scholarship Fund Beverly and Hon. David Ricciardone ’76 Francis J. Ricciardone, Sr. ’39, P’69, ’71, ’73, ’74, ’76, ’77 Antonio Rossi Memorial Scholarship Lidia and Antony J. Rossi ’90

Joseph H Feltz Jr. Memorial Scholarship

Charles Sardo ’73 Memorial Scholarship Fund

Robert ”Red“ Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship

Mary E. Smith Scholarship Fund

Daniel J. Fitzgerald ’12 Lesley and Michael P. Fitzgerald ’06 Paul E. Gover ’64 Memorial Scholarship Fund Dr. John S. and Anna Mae (GCHS’44) Graf Scholarship Fund Debra and Richard D. Graf ’79, P’16 Brother Robert J. Green, C.F.X. ’64 Scholarship Fund Vincent F. ”Skip“ Joyce ’62 Memorial Scholarship April and Michael Joyce Christopher G. LaMarca ’92

The Donald J. Smoot ’74 Memorial Scholarship Fund The Donald S. and Madeline R. (Bonasera) Smoot Scholarship Fund* Steven F. Smoot, Esq. 1977 Brother Robert J Sullivan C.F.X. ’45 Family Scholarship Brother Timothy Paul, C.F.X. Kathleen Bransfield Sullivan GCHS ’36 and Patricia Sullivan Picardo GCHS ’67 Memorial Scholarship Katie (Sullivan) GCHS’66 Alex Vitale ’16 Memorial Scholarship Fund

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In Memoriam July 1, 2023, through June 20, 2024 Father Joseph A. Appleyard S.J. ’49, brother of William Appleyard ’55 and Richard Appleyard ’49 John G. Barrett ’55 Ann Barry GCHS’51 Arlene M. Boland GCHS’53, sister of Patricia (Boland) Dean GCHS’62+ and Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69, aunt of Michael Dean ’88.

Richard P. Campbell ’51, brother of Willaim Campbell ’57+, Robert Campbell ’58+, Joseph Campbell ’58+ and James Campbell ’76

Alfred Hoover, husband of Catherine (Canty) Hoover GCHS’47 Elizabeth A. (McGuire) Howard ’54 GCHS, sister of Bernadette (McGuire) Kreatz GCHS’49+, Joan (McGuire) Ahlstrom GCHS’53+, GP ’13, ’15 Michael Hurley, father of Maeve Hurley ’26 and Caitlyn Hurley ’27 Matthew Jones ’88, brother of Brian Jones ’85 and Christopher Jones ’90

Irene C. Craven GCHS’52

William J. Kelley ’50, father of William Kelley ’85, Thomas Kelley ’85, Richard Kelley ’87 and David Kelley ’90

Eleanor E. Cronin, widow of Ernest Cronin ’50+

Joanne Kenny, wife of Paul Kenny, Esq. ’60

Marguerite M. (Costa) Cullen GCHS’54, widow of William P. Cullen ’51+, mother of James Cullen ’85 and William Cullen ’89, and sister of Lillian (Costa) Shaw GCHS’55+

Carl L. LeDuc ’59, brother of Ralph LeDuc ’54

William L. Cullen ’51 Margaret (McKenna) Cunningham GCHS’53 Mary L. (McDonald) Davis ’59 Michael P. Devlin ’73 Linda D. (Hill) DiCarlo GCHS, grandmother of Jake Halloran ’07+ Daniel DiGiacomo, father of Daniel DiGiacomo ’88 and grandfather of Anthony Grieco ’18 Rose (Perriello) Douglas GCHS’75, sister of Caroline (Periello) Fabiano GCHS’89 Thomas E. Dwyer ’50 Francis E. Flynn ’54 Alyce J. (Boissoneau) Galiano GCHS’64 Brendan J. Galvin PhD ’56 Margaret (Flanagan) Geraghty GCHS’64 Anne M. (Trepaney) Gibbons GCHS’52, sister of Rita (Trepaney) O'Sullivan GCHS’59 Tara Gowrie, mother of Olivia Gowrie ’22 and Benjamin Gowrie ’24

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Barbara (Ballway) Haas GCHS’51

Maureen Longo, mother of Mark Longo ’88 Gary Lopresti, father of Josh LoPresti ’22 and Liv LoPresti ’26 Mary (McAvoy) Mahoney GCHS’51 Cora E. Mallon, widow of James Mallon ’43 Brian M. McGonagle ’71 Francis X. McGrath ’49 Kevin M. McKenna ’87, brother of James McKenna ’90 and Matthew McKenna ’95 John J. McNaught, Jr. ’63, son of John J. McNaught ’39, brother of Gerard McNaught ’66 and Catherine (McNaught) Bennett GCHS’63, father of Robert McNaught ’88, and grandfather of Joseph Cecere ’13 Brian M. Mulloy ’63, brother of Rev. John F. Mulloy ’62 Richard A. Nazzaro ’55, brother of David Nazzaro ’58 and Nancy (Nazzaro) O’Connell GCHS’65 Michael P. Nelson ’71, brother of William Nelson ’72 and Paul Nelson ’85 Elizabeth A. (Kenny) Norton GC ’49, widow of Edward Norton ’51+, mother of Paul Norton ’47+, David Norton ’75, Maureen (Norton) Fahey ’79 and Michael Norton ’75, and grandmother of Mark Norton ’08 and Shane Norton ’14.

Joseph J. O'Donnell ’62, brother of Dennis O'Donnell ’66+ and Neil O'Donnell ’63+

Arlene Mary Boland

Timothy F. O'Leary ’66, father of Terence O'Leary ’97

Born in April 1935, Arlene was the oldest of four daughters to Michael and Rose Boland of Medford. She was a proud, lifelong resident of Medford, graduating from Girls’ Catholic in 1953.

Robert W. Parker ’63, grandfather of Patrick Napier ’06 and Michael Napier ’10 Daniel R. Percival ’00, brother of Theodore W. Percival ’99 Ralph J. Perriello ’74, brother of Felix Perriello ’77 Joseph Raponi ’70 Kathleen (Bannigan) Rennie GCHS’49 David P. Ryan ’74 Robert J. Santo ’53, father of Stephen P. Santo ’75 and Robert C. Santo ’85, grandfather of Daniel H. Carreiro ’12 and William F. Carreiro ’14 Clorinda Saragosa, mother of John Saragosa ’73+ and Remy Saragosa ’76, grandmother of Adam Saragosa ’24 Christopher M. Snow ’99 Kevin T. Sullivan ’87, father of Micheal J. Sullivan ’99 and Thomas F. Sullivan ’16 Dr. David B. Tribble ’58 Richard G. Vitagliano ’66 Richard S. Walker ’75 Marianne (Vraibel) Walles GCHS’79

Arlene was happiest when she was being productive and worked well into her 70s. She held many positions over her long and dedicated career.

Most notably, she worked as an administrative assistant at GTE/ Verizon for over 35 years. She also worked as a unit secretary at both Whidden Memorial Hospital and Cambridge Health Alliance for many years. She held a number of volunteer jobs such as helping out at the election polls and at the local pet shelter.

Arlene believed in hard work and was fiercely independent, never feeling the need to rely on anyone other than herself.

She was ambitious and accomplished, often holding multiple jobs while also being a homeowner and landlord of a two family house as a single woman.

Arlene was a strong supporter of women’s strength and independence and led by example. She often donated to Girls Catholic over the years. When it closed in 1992, she continued to support Catholic education through donations to Malden Catholic. When the Girls Division opened in 2018, Arlene had an interest in seeing the progress and accomplishments of the young women who enrolled in the early years. She followed the success of the girls through updates from her sister Rosemary Phalen (Board Member). After seeing the results of their hard work, Arlene decided to set up a tuition scholarship to benefit students who otherwise would not have been able to afford a private Catholic education.

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D R . J O H N T R A M O N DOZ Z I ’60

Professor Tram!

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

There are facts, and there are interpretations. “Facts don’t change – interpretations do!” No one, of course, should be surprised to hear this assertion from a scientist, but when chemist Dr. John Tramondozzi (MC’60) says it, he does so also with the conviction of a man who has immersed himself in the everchanging renderings of history, particularly those surrounding the City of Malden.

At age 82, he carries quite a history himself. A rare Renaissance man, who comfortably combines intellectual, aesthetic, cultural, entrepreneurial, philanthropic, civic, and social interests, Dr. Tramondozzi is a well-known figure around Malden. And why shouldn’t he be? A lifelong native, born at home in 1942 in the Edgeworth neighborhood on Malden Street, John and family later strayed only several blocks to Charles Street when he was eight months old. He still lives in the same house. More than that, though, for many years he has played key roles on the Malden Historical Commission, on the Malden Public Library Board of Directors, and in the Malden Historical Society. Throw a stone in any direction in Malden, too, and one might hit a relative!

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Born to Italian immigrants Robert and Concetta (Cedrone) Tramondozzi, as the youngest of five children (Maria, b.1935), Antonetta (1937), Odilia (1939), and Robert (1940), John enjoyed the benefits of a close-knit Italian neighborhood. His father was involved in several Italian benevolent societies and offered supportive mentoring to other Italian immigrants. John found that communal bonds with many interrelated families were strong and enduring. Living just down the street from Immaculate Conception Elementary School, John joined his three older sisters and brother there. With all the children doing well academically, John’s parents thought that their education would be better served at parish schools rather than public. Malden

Catholic, of course, was the high school operated under the aegis of Immaculate Conception Parish. John recalls that “it was just understood that if you went to one, you went to the other,” and though “it was assumed that the boys would go to high school and college,” the same educational path was, at the time, considered “not necessary” for girls. Nonetheless, all three of his sisters attended Girls Catholic, and in 1956 John enrolled at Boys Catholic, joining his older brother Bob. In subsequent generations, relatives from Malden’s Hooper family (Mike, Nick, Craig), the DiBari family (Carol, Loretta, Marilyn) and the Savage family (Eric) also attended Malden Catholic or Girls Catholic.

When Athletic Director Brother Firmin asked John if he were going out for football, John gave a quick, emphatic “No way”!

He did not want to compete with brother Bob, who was already making a name for himself as a gridiron all-star. Anyway, John had other plans – for newspaper, science fairs and drama performances, where he became a star himself! Enjoying doing comedy and not shy about “hamming it up,” John was perfect for lead roles in Charlie’s Aunt, Three Men on a Horse, and Harvey in Grades 10, 11, and 12.

A top-academic “A-Level” student, distinguished in science, John got along well with all his teachers, including math teacher Brother Bede, Brothers Anthony and Urban, remembered as “down to earth,” and Brother Dennis Joseph, who might occasionally start to doze off in Latin class! The physics lab – two long tables – did “triple duty,” serving also as library and classroom. John recalls 15-minute lunches in the basement cafeteria and that in Biology, Brother Hubert did dissections while students watched, because there was no room for all to participate. John’s favorite teachers were Brother Bede and Brother More, who taught chemistry. Through the years, John was also active at St. Peter’s Parish as altar boy, lector, choir member, and ultimately as a member of parish committees.

Affording tuition was not easy for John’s parents, but they knew attending Malden Catholic would be a wise investment in his future. John worked to help and then had little free time out of school. Weekends were tied up at local Beer’s Apothecary, where he worked with MC buddy and lifelong friend Dick McNeil. (The owner offered to pay his whole tuition if John would become a pharmacist, but John declined.) After Malden Catholic, both John and another lifelong friend, classmate George Bailey, attended Boston College. There, with the help of scholarship monies awarded him as a University Scholar, John earned his undergraduate degree, followed by a Ph.D. in chemistry. He was proud that throughout his college days he had to borrow only $400 from his father.

John’s studies in chemistry were well-rounded, encompassing the analytical, physical, inorganic, and organic, making him an attractive candidate when he sought and gained employment at Curry College in 1969. That started a distinguished 44-year career at Curry, ending in 2013. Over those years, John rose to full professor, Chaired the Science Division for 16 years, introduced a course in gemology, wrote curriculum for other new courses, including one he taught for non-majors, and served for 20 years on a special committee known as the All-CollegeFaculty-Evaluation-Committee, which arbitered faculty evaluation disputes. He is immensely proud that through his career he was on friendly terms with all – students, colleagues, Deans and College Presidents: “I was respected among my peers.” When

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he arrived there, John’s area happened to have had two other professors with the names “John” and “Jack,” so he soon became affectionately known to his students as “Professor Tram”! He loved guiding student research.

John has made impressive contributions to Malden’s civic and cultural life. A longtime member of the Malden Historical Society, pleased to have written and received grants for exhibitions, he served as President for 6 years and currently serves as Curator.

Since 1980 John has been on the Malden Public Library Board of Directors, serving for many years as Secretary and10 years as President. As Chair of the Library’s Art Collection, he has been a powerful force in curating an extraordinary collection which includes pieces by Rembrandt, Whistler, Corita Kent, and Malden’s own Frank Stella. John has served on the Malden Historical Commission for 30 years, becoming Chair within the past several years. John’s deep civic engagement flows from profound support of the common good. “Anything I do,” says John, “I do for the whole community, the whole City, not for individual interests.”

Malden Catholic is proud that in considering his legacy, John has remembered Malden Catholic in planned giving. “Education will get you places,” says John. “The type of ‘liberal arts education’ provided by Malden Catholic prepares you for life, not just for jobs.” At MC, John came to understand his own learning style.

When considering college and career directions, John was confident that Malden Catholic had given him choices: the discipline and foundational skills acquired at MC “prepared you for anything! You could change directions if you wanted.”

These days, John continues his leadership roles in Malden public life, keeps a running history of all the families hailing from Edgeworth, and cultivates an antiques business that has been an avocation for many years. Malden Catholic thanks Dr. Tramondozzi for the foresight and generosity that will allow us to continue to develop in today’s students the leadership skills and social awareness that helped set his course many years ago. No doubt about it… John is a rare gem! And that’s a fact!

No interpretation needed.

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

As one who left an indelible mark on Malden Catholic, Brother Gilbert, a native of Somerville, was a gifted teacher and a born communicator with a keen understanding of the young and a deep interest in their concerns. To his fellow Xaverian Brothers and the members of the MC community, Brother Gilbert C.F.X. was and continues to be an inspiration today. Throughout his tenure at Malden Catholic, his limitless store of amusing anecdotes always served as a vehicle for an inspirational message, and his listening skills lent an added grace to a life genuinely dedicated to the hospitable acceptance of others.

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

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

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

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

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Daily references are known today by alumni and friends that refer to the great legacy of Brother Gilbert C.F.X., such as the name of the school’s stadium and the school’s Chapter of the National Honor Society, to name a few. As Malden Catholic continues to grow and develop to meet the needs of today’s students and families through the school’s legacy society, we remember, and honor Brother Gilbert C.F.X., who modeled so well the motto of the Xaverian Brothers, “In Harmony Small Things Grow.”

By joining the Brother Gilbert C.F.X. Legacy Society, you are not only showing your commitment to the current and future students of Malden Catholic High School, but also leaving a lasting impact. Your planned gift is a testament to the dedication and commitment of the Xaverian Brothers and Malden Catholic’s dedicated lay teachers. It serves as an inspiration to future generations and a reminder of the philanthropy that sustains Malden Catholic High School. As a member of the Brother Gilbert C.F.X. Society, your dedication and loyalty transcend time, strengthening the position of Malden Catholic for years to come.

Brother Gilbert C.F.X. Society members have expressed their special provisions for Malden Catholic in their estate plans in writing. This act of planned giving benefits Malden Catholic and offers personal benefits to the donors, such as reducing or eliminating taxes on capital gains and federal estate taxes. We encourage you to consult your financial advisor or accountant for more details on arranging for a planned gift and the personal benefits associated with this charitable act.

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

Brother Gilbert, C.F.X., Legacy Society July 1, 2023, through June 30, 2024 Daniel F. ’48+ and Mary T. (Flannagan) Appleton GCHS’50+ Mary T. (Flanagan) GC’50 and Daniel F. Appleton, Jr. ’50 Marie J. Barry GP’19+ Anna G. Bateman+ Linda and John C. Bolger ’64 Paul T. Breen, Jr. ’52* Anonymous ’57 The John J. Bush, Jr. Esq.’54+ Family Fund James H. Carrasco+ Diana and Robert D. Cataldo P’86+ Deanna (Milton) GCHS’55 and Richard Charves John J. Coakley ’38+ Anonymous ’53 F. Richard Couture ’58 Mr. George R. Cutting CBCP ’60 Mary and Anthony D. D’Aurora ’84, P’12 Irene E. Dempsey ’47+ Helen and Atty. J. Martin Devine, Esq. ’43+ Priscilla Donahue+ Bev and Jim Donovan Hon.’11 Julie Duffy Kathy and Edward Ellison Mary E. Smith+ Mary Jane+ and Paul F. Mahoney, Sr.+ P’73+ George O. Fall ’44+ Father James A. Field+ Barbara and Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81 Nicholas J. Forrestall ’47+ Anonymous ’71 Brother Lawrence W. Harvey, C.F.X. ’79 Kristine and Robert F. Higgins ’64 Reverend John J. Hurley ’57 Neil J. Hynes ’53 John J. Keough ’60 Paul M. Kiley ’64+ Gillian and Joseph J. Launie ’50+ Linda Leary

Loys “Lindy”+ and Richard T. Leary, Sr. ’49+ Tricia (McNamara) GCHS’63 and Ted Legasey ’63 Eileen+ and MGEN James A. Lynch, Jr. ’48, GP’17+ The Marotta Family+ Selina L. Mastrocola+ William F. McCart ’42+ Anonymous ’38+ Harold F. McNulty ’39+ Patricia McWade GCHS’65 Asteria+ and Rizziero Memmolo P’85+ Ciriaco A. Memmolo ’85+ Crystal and Dr. Adrian B. Mims James E. Mulcahy ’56+ The Hon. Mary (Beatty) Muse+ and Atty. Robert F. Muse, Esq. ’38+ Anonymous ’69 Allan J. O’Brien ’47+ David F. O’Brien ’51 LTC Lawrence P. O’Brien (U.S.A. Ret.) ’56+ James C. O’Neill ’50 Dana E. Petroni PE,’81 Rosemary (Boland) Phalen GCHS’69 and James Phalen Richard T. Ruane ’38+ Marjorie M.+ and Robert J. Santo ’53 Angela and Andrew A. Sarno, Jr. ’88, P’18 Robert F. Savage ’56 Mary Smith+ Steven F. Smoot, Esq. ’77 Marcia and John F. Sullivan Lolli and Richard L. Sumberg ’64 Laurie and Mason S. Tenaglia ’74 The Mary and Phineas Tobe Trust Kimberly and John K. Thornburg John E. Tramondozzi ’60* KEY Kathleen and Edward C. Tyrrell + deceased Lynn Wolf+ * new member

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

Athletics The look back on the past year for Malden Catholic athletics includes highlights of several notable achievements, including two Massachusetts Athletic Association state championships, conference championships and many teams advancing deep in the state tournaments.

For the third consecutive year the Varsity Boys Basketball team won the MIAA Division II State Championship, which also gave Coach John Walsh ’98 his sixth state championship, and he will seek a state record seventh as they defend their title in the 2024-2025 campaign. Also making history was our Girls Swim program. In just their fourth varsity season, they captured the Girls Catholic Conference Championship, highlighted with Julia Lembo ’27 becoming the first female MIAA State Champion from Malden Catholic, when she finished 1st in the 100 Butterfly & 4th in the 200 IM at the State Meet.

Overall, nearly 80% of all Malden Catholic students participated in at least one sport during the school year including over 90% of first-year students. Among those student-athletes, MC (Malden Catholic) had fifty-four Lancers selected as Conference All-Stars, and several dozen have committed to continue athletics at the next level.

Said William Raycraft, Director of Athletics, “The 2023-24 athletic year felt like the whole of MC Athletics has been on a mission with purpose and drive to succeed. There has been an upbeat in energy that has permeated through the halls on Crystal St., not just from a single team but a collective surge of success. The confidence that comes with success feeds the desire and that coupled with our strong enrollment, breaking ground on a new phenomenal athletic complex, and inking a new uniform deal with Boston-based New Balance Athletics and BSN Sports, and it is an exciting time to be part of Lancer Nation.”

Lancers in Action The Malden Catholic students continue to give back in community service with the support of the MC community near and far, coming out in incredible fashion. So many teams participated, and supported MC Make-A-Wish, and all our fall teams united to participate in the fourth annual Blackout Week, where an incredible $8,000 was raised for pediatric cancer research.

“There is a strong, proud historic pride in being part of Malden Catholic that reverberates through the campus and beyond.

The support shown in the development of 50 Crystal St., where the focus will be on the development of outstanding studentathletes, will certainly accentuate what it means to be part of a special community like MC,” said Raycraft.

The 2023-24 athletic year felt like the whole of MC Athletics has been on a mission with purpose and drive to succeed. There has been an upbeat in energy...not just from a single team but a collective surge of success.

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AVA B A K E R ’2 5 Sports: Field Hockey, Ice Hockey, and Lacrosse Athletic highlights: There are several but making it to the MIAA Final Four for hockey was my favorite memory, this past season, knowing all the work that we all had to put in.

What is a favorite quote of yours?

“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. Security does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it. Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than exposure.”

–Helen Keller

Being named to both the Boston Herald and Boston Globe’s All-Scholastic teams.

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

Abraham Lincoln from the historic perspective would be fascinating.

What traits define who you are?

Hard working, motivated, perseverance

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

Hopefully, I will be working as a nurse.

What is your favorite subject in school? Why? I really enjoy math because I have loved my past three math teachers at Malden Catholic, and they’ve helped me to excel.

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

Melissa McCarthy

What is your favorite book?

Fly Guy

How much has it meant to you to represent your MC? It has meant a lot to represent my community, teachers, and friends through athletics at MC.

Your go to meal is?

It must be chicken and rice.

Who do you consider as an inspirational leader for you?

Mr. Dunn, his desire to see everyone succeed and willingness to do anything for anyone.

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

Take advantage of every opportunity and enjoy your time in high school at Malden Catholic. It goes by way too fast, and you need to get involved.

M AT T H E W G A F F N E Y ’2 5 Sport: Basketball

Who do you consider as an inspiration leader for you?

My Dad

Athletic highlights:

What is a favorite quote of yours?

“Always turn a negative situation into a positive situation.”

–Michael Jordan

3-time State Champion 1000 point scorer 2024 Boston Herald Dream Team 2023 Boston Herald All-Scholastic 2023 and 2024 Boston Globe All-Scholastic 2023 and 2024 Catholic Conference All-Star What traits define who you are?

Hard-working, passionate, persevering, thoughtful.

What is your favorite subject in school? Why? History because I love learning about the world.

What is your favorite book?

Night by Elie Wiesel Your go to meal is?

Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

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

Jesus Christ because I have a couple questions.

Where do you see yourself in ten years?

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

Drew Starkey How much has it meant to you to represent your MC? It has meant a lot to me to represent the MC community.

I believe our basketball team’s success has positively brought the school into a positive light. It has been an honor for me to represent the school and those who have treated me so well.

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

Cherish every moment and don’t be afraid to try something new.

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Class Notes BOB HIGGINS ’64, a Senior Lecturer in the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School, visited MC and engaged in insightful discussions with students about their college plans and the topic of entrepreneurship.

Save the Date M C /G C H S C L A S S O F 19 75 50th REUNION M AY 16 , 2 0 2 5 More details will be shared soon. To learn more about the reunion or to update your contact information, contact Ryan Layton ‘02, Director of Alumni Relations, at rlayton@maldencatholic.org.

JAY COLBERT ’77 Congratulations to Lieutenant Colbert, from the Somerville Fire Department, for receiving an Individual Citation for Meritorious Conduct at this year’s 34th Annual Fire Fighter of the Year Award Ceremony for his off-duty efforts. He assisted in a medical emergency on an airplane mid-flight.

Congratulations, Jay! JASON CLEARY ’83 After completing a three-year contract as Fire Chief in Manchester by the Sea, MA, (having completed 23 years in NH), he retired from the fire service after 26 years of full-time service. He also completed his 40th year working in Public Safety; having worked full-time in law enforcement and EMS. He currently is working as a Safety & Security Officer at Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME. He is active in several military history and reenactments groups, spanning the time period from the Revolutionary War up through Vietnam, and he is an avid military collector. Jason states that “MC more than prepared me for college and life in general. The quality of the teaching staff and education received was beyond measure! And many of the lessons learned through the extracurricular activities have helped immensely as well.”

ROBERT RIVERS ’84 has been selected as one of the Top 100 2024 Massachusetts Super Lawyers

by Boston Magazine. Bob practices family law at Lee & Rivers LLP in Boston.

WILLIAM CONNELL ’85 recently celebrated his 30th wedding anniversary with his wife Cornelia. He also finished his 20th year as a police officer at Harvard University in 2023. William spoke on his time at MC, “I made lifelong friends and always felt at home at MC. I believe that my first year at MC was also Angela Lee’s first and though she made us read Great Expectations, she was my favorite.” William’s brothers, Michael ‘89 and Stephen ’93, also attended MC.

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DENNIS CATALDO ’86 is the President and CEO of Cataldo Ambulance Service. He recently moved the Cataldo Education Center to a larger facility in Woburn.

This new space will help develop and educate new EMS professionals and expand class sizes and offerings. Well done, Dennis.

STEVE IANNACONE ’87 recently moved to Hingham, MA with his wife Christine and 2 sons Nico and Christiano.

Nico will be a senior at BU and Christiano will be a freshman at Emerson this fall. Steve recently celebrated his 21st year working for Granite Telecommunications in Quincy, MA. Steve also just completed his 10th Boston Marathon this past April (22nd overall) all while fundraising for Boston Children’s Hospital, which he is a member of their Philanthropic Board of Advisors. Currently, with the support of many, they have raised over $450k for Boston Children’s Hospital. Congrats Steve!

KEVIN DINAPOLI ’91 became the Chief of Police in Wenham, MA, in May of 2021. He is currently in his 28th year as a full-time police officer. He and his wife have been married for twenty-six years and have four children.

DANIEL O’REGAN ’01 was recently featured on Bloomberg Television to talk about the stock market, specifically the mega-cap tech sector, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing. Daniel is the Managing Director of Equity Trading at Mizuho Securities USA LLC in New York City.

ADAM CHIANGO ’02 married Laura Hoberg on May 10, 2024, in Maine surrounded by family and friends.

Wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness.

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JASON HEALEY ’92 will be celebrating his 24th year of employment with Akamai Technologies and 20 years of marriage. Congratulations Jason on these two milestones. Jason states that some of the best teachers he has ever had were from Malden Catholic.

JOHN SCENNA ’92 was just appointed as the new Department of Public Works director for the Town of Lynnfield. Congrats John!

PAUL MCGONAGLE ’94 is the head football coach for Endicott College since 2017. Endicott posted a 9-2 overall record and the second-ever undefeated conference season (5-0) in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) football history is past season. He went on to claim his third straight CCC Coach of the year award, fourth overall; 2018, 2021-23). Paul also earned D3football.com All-Region I Coach of the Year accolades. This is the first time that’s happened in the program’s 20-year history. Congrats Paul!

WILLIAM DWYER ’02 married his wife Fernanda (Mori) Dwyer on September 16, 2023. William, an avid hiker, has had a lifetime goal to summit the tallest peak in all 50 US states. The newlyweds went to Hawaii for their honeymoon. During their 2-week trip, the Dwyer’s spent a day summiting Mauna Kea, Hawaii’s tallest peak. With this milestone, William has reached the highest peak in 49 of 50 states, close to his lifetime goal of climbing the tallest in all 50 states. All that remains is Alaska.

SEAN LAY TON ’03 and his fiancé Jena Anciello, welcomed the birth of their son Sebastian Stephen Layton in December 2023. They reside in Medford.

Sean’s brothers Ryan ’02 and Scott ’12 also attended MC. JEREMY RAMIREZ ’05 recently got engaged to his girlfriend Ashley D’Andrea on 6/14/24. We wish you both a lifetime of love and happiness. Congratulations on your engagement.

DAVID DIGREGORIO ’97 musical performance was featured at the exhibition of Sung Hwan Kim at the Van Abbemuseum Museum for Contemporary Art in Eindhoven, Netherlands. This is an outstanding accomplishment!

CHRISTOPHER DUQUET ’97 was recently promoted to Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CW5), the highest rank you can attain as a Warrant Officer. He lives in Fort Liberty, North Carolina, working as a Safety Officer and an AH-64E instructor pilot for the 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade.

GLEN HARRINGTON ’99 Congratulations are in order as he completed the Abbott World Marathon Majors: a series of the six largest and most renowned marathons in the world. Glen competed in the TCS New York City, Bank of America Chicago, BMW Berlin, TCS London, Boston, and the Tokyo Marathons. This is a tremendous accomplishment!

JEREMY RAMIREZ ’05

ANDREW DELROSSI-BIGGIO ’06 recently published his second book named The Rifle. Both of his books have become number one bestsellers.

Congratulations Andrew.

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ADRIAN MOLOKWU 2009 Since graduating from Malden Catholic, Adrian attended Johnson and Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island and graduated in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in hospitality management.

Since college, he has worked in many different fields and various companies such as Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Marsh and McLennan, and now is currently at Apple, Inc as a technician.

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ROBERT PASSACANTILLI ’06 wife Andrea gave birth to their son, Vincenzo Albert Passacantilli, on July 6, 2024. Congratulations and welcome to the world Vincenzo.

CLIFTON BONNER-DESRAVINES ’08, is now an award-winning digital media artist, also known as “Cliff Notez,” was featured in the Boston Globe for his role in organizing the We Black Folk Festival. This festival celebrates versatile Black artistry, aiming to spotlight Black Folk artists often overlooked in the music genre.

He states, “I am looking forward to reconnecting with MC as it really was my home away from home. I may not have appreciated it at the time, but I truly did enjoy my four years at MC. I made a lot of great friends, some of whom I am still in contact with to this day. I felt that Malden Catholic really did prepare me for life after high school because of the standard that was set during my time, which ended up being the foundation of how I carry myself to this day. I had so many teachers to name but specifically I always remembered Mr. Bucchino and how he really made me get better as math as it was not my favorite subject. He would always say ‘You can hate math, but you have to have an appreciation for numbers,’ and it is really something that I always took with me even now as an adult.”

NOLAN CARRIER ’12 married Therese Triglia on June 1, 2024, in Maine surrounded by family and friends.

Wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness.

Club Passim in Cambridge approached Notez in 2023 to organize the event for Black History Month, and within a month and a half, the event took off. The first night was scheduled for February 4, with a second night on February 11, and both nights were sold out. Congratulations, Cliff!

DEREK EARP ’08 graduated from Massachusetts Maritime Academy with a degree in Facilities Engineering in 2017. Derek states, “MC was a huge contributor to the person that I am today. I am grateful to have had the privilege of attending MC. When I think back about the teachers, there are two that stick out in my mind: Mr. Arsnow (Geometry) Great guy and great teacher.

He helped to build my confidence significantly. He told me that I’d make a great engineer and ultimately that was the career that I chose. Mr. Murray (English) is one of the most extraordinary people that I have ever met.

His mastery of language and literature and his ability to teach it in a thoughtful and engaging manner left a lasting impression on me and really prepared me for what came after.” He also contributed that playing lacrosse at MC are some of the best memories of his life.

He is very proud to have played for the blue and gold.

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NIGEL MARCELLUS ’12 stopped by MC with his recently published children’s book, The Endless Possibilities with Nora & Vincent. Nigel is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Communication and Media Studies and is a podcast host and content producer.

Congratulations, Nigel!

BRIAN MEOLI ’12 Congratulations on completing the State Police Academy and becoming a Massachusetts State Police Trooper! Brian completed the academy after six months of rigorous training at the State Police Academy in New Braintree and was sworn in, along with 165 new members, at the MassMutual Center in Springfield. Good luck and be safe.

MC alumni from the CLASS OF 2013 gathered for a reunion at the Irish American in Malden which was organized by Joe Ahearne 2013 and Daniel Allen 2013.

Nurse Paquette and Mrs. Maria Crotty were also invited to the event.

DERRICK STONE 2013, President of FLINT Program Inc., Derrick had the opportunity to visit Malden Catholic where he reconnected with Principal Jeffrey Smith, who was a sponsor and mentor during his time at MC. Malden Catholic and Mr. Smith always instilled the importance of paying it forward and were both instrumental to the influence of his organization.

During the visit, Derrick discussed FLINT Program Inc. and some of the different initiatives in progress. Additionally, he presented the MC13 Private Scholarship for an eligible MC Senior Candidate. We would like to thank Derrick and the FLINT Program Inc. for their generous support of Malden Catholic and our students!

JAMES PIOPPI ’16 Congratulations as James graduated from the Massachusetts Fire Academy in Stowe, MA. After a grueling 10-week academy, he successfully obtained his Firefighter I/II Certification, and HazMat OLR Certification. James has joined the Winthrop Fire Department. Best of luck, James, and be safe!

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CAMERON WALTER ’16 Since graduating from college, Cameron received a master’s in advertising from Boston University. He has since moved to Denver for a job as a Strategist, at an advertising agency, where he recently received a promotion. He has enjoyed his role as “the voice of the consumer” for his companies advertising campaigns.

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NICHOLAS DESOUZA ’14 works for Cambridge Housing Authority and the Boston Red Sox. He got married on April 15, 24 at Lake Como in Italy. The following week they got to sit on stage for his Papal Audience, and at the conclusion they got to meet the Pope and he blessed their marriage.

DAVID BAZILE ’21 played Junior Hockey for the NCDC NH Monarchs after graduation. Unfortunately, he suffered an injury that cut his season short. He left Junior’s and currently plays for the University of Southern Maine where he is studying Marketing. He suffered another injury his freshman year but has since recovered and is looking forward to getting back on the ice helping his teammates this coming season.

ANDREW WARD ’15 married his wife Rachel in Kauai, Hawaii in May 2024. Wishing you both a lifetime of love and happiness.

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50th Reunion of the Class of 1974 Congratulations to the Malden Catholic and Girls Catholic Class of 1974, who celebrated their 50th reunion on May 17, 2024.

The day began with a class social, and campus visit at Malden Catholic, where classmates received their Golden Diplomas to honor 50 years since graduation. During the visit, alumni had the opportunity to tour the school, rekindling memories as they walked through the new hallways and classrooms. They also had a chance to interact with current students, sharing stories and experiences from their time at Malden Catholic.

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Following this, they joined Malden Catholic’s graduating Class of 2024 at their Baccalaureate Mass, a moving ceremony that bridged the past and present, highlighting the enduring legacy of the school.

The Mass was a poignant moment, filled with reflection and gratitude, as both the golden alumni and the new graduates came together in a shared tradition.

The celebration continued with a dinner at Rosaria Restaurant in Saugus. The evening was filled with laughter, heartfelt conversations, and a slideshow of old photographs that brought back fond memories of their high school days. The reunion was not just a time to look back, but also to celebrate lifelong friendships and the community spirit that has persisted over the decades.

Thank you to everyone who attended the reunion and celebrated this special milestone with their classmates. Your presence made the event truly memorable.

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You can change their lives, and they can change the world.

Be part of the exciting future taking shape at Malden Catholic by pledging your support.

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

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr. Mason Tenaglia ’74

Managing Partner, Tenaglia & Co. BOARD VICE-CHAIR

Mr. Michael Cantalupa ’79 Chief Development Officer, The Davis Company PRESIDENT, MALDEN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Mr. John K. Thornburg

Mr. Richard LeBranti ’94 Certified Financial Planner, Axial Financial Group Mrs. Amy Lonergan, Esq. P’27 Partner, Day Pitney LLP Ms. Colleen McGlynn Moody P’24 Senior VP, Womble Bond Dickinson Government and Public Affairs Mr. Thomas Meade ’11 Project Manager, Suffolk Construction

Ms. Alicia Cooney, CFA P’21 Co-Founder, Senior Advisor Monument Group Mr. Roberto L. Di Marco, Esq. ’91, P’23, ’27 Partner, Foster, Walker & Di Marco, P.C. Mr. James P. Donovan President, Premier Payment Solutions Mr. Edward Ellison Head of School, Cape Fear Academy Mr. Rudy Favard ’11 Manager, Human Capital Advisory, KPMG International Limited Mr. Paul T. Fitzgerald, Esq. ’81 Chairman, Board of Review, Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development

Mr. Adrian B. Mims, Sr., Ph.D. National Calculus Project Director, Cambridge Education Mrs. Julie Norton P’16 Director, Academic Ceremonies, 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’19, ’22 President, RW Sullivan Engineering Mr. Brian Walsh ’84, P’16, ’18, ’20 Managing Director, Boston Financial Management

Bro. Lawrence Harvey, C.F.X. ’79 Xaverian Brothers Generalate Mr. Thomas L. Hughes Jr. ’75 Retired, Senior VP, Fidelity Investments Mr. Daniel Keating, Esq. P’10 Retired Vice President, Fidelity Investments

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Mr. James R. Donovan Hon.’11 Retired CFO, Amerifee Corporation

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