GATE WAY
2025- 2026 Board of Directors
Jennifer Barrelle ‘98, ExecutiveDirector,GovernmentAffairs,Beth Israel Lahey Health
Nicole Clark ’98, Board Chair, DirectorofPharmacyServices , Melrose Wakefield Healthcare
Kathleen Colin, ExecutiveDirectorofSponsorship,SNDdeN Province
Patricia Foster, SeniorBranchRelationshipManager , Enterprise Bank
Bryan Fucarile, UnderwritingDirector , Acadia Insurance
Shelagh Mahoney ’83 P’14,’22, CEO&Owner , Eastern Salt Company, Eastern Minerals Inc. & Atlantic Salt
Kim McCarthy, RetiredSpecialEducationTeacher
Kristin Dodge McMahon ’83, SeniorVicePresident , Liberty Mutual
Anna Miner, SeniorEnrollmentAdvisor,Capture Higher Education
Barbara Mitchell, SchoolCounselor , Xaverian Brothers High School
Sr. Patricia O’Brien, Clerk, US East-West Province Leadership Team, SNDdeN Province
Debbie Phillips ’72, Vice Chair,Partner , Nickless, Phillips and O’Connor
Alexandria Regan, Partner , Citrin Cooperman
Timothy Stever P’25, SeniorDirector,Zoll Medical Group
Jeffrey Thompson, Treasurer, CEO , Donoghue Forlines, LLC
Academy Administration
Pamela Bernazani, M.S., InterimPrincipal
Charlotte Kelly, DirectorofAdmissions
Jacob Norton P’36, DirectorofFacilities
Gregory Palmer, DirectorofInstitutionalAdvancement
Kelley Rice, DirectorofCommunications&Marketing
Keith Seavey, DirectorofIT
“Never let the peace of your heart be disturbed by anything in the world.”
-St.JulieBilliart
STUDENT EXPERIENCE IN HONDURAS
The Sisters of Notre Dame are referred to as women with “hearts as wide as the world.” It is with this sentiment that the Academy is dedicated to living the mission of St. Julie and carrying the Sisters with us into the global community. One of these experiences is quickly becoming a tradition for our staff and students – the annual trip to support the Olancho Aid Foundation. For the second time, several of our NDA community members were immersed in the language, landscape, food and traditions of the people of Honduras.
For eight days in June, six of our students were accompanied by Campus Minister Jamie Deignan and Director of Institutional Advancement Greg Palmer on a service immersion trip to Juticulpa, Olancho, Honduras. During their stay, students immersed themselves into the culture of the people while spending their days at Escuela Nazareth, the only school for students with special needs in the entire state of Olancho. Students
and teachers welcomed our Lancers whole-heartedly into their classroom and bonds between our students and theirs quickly began forming. Whether the kids were jumping rope, practicing with the brailler, or simply dancing and playing, hearts were indeed opened as wide as the world.
Another poignant moment during the experience was being welcomed into the school community of Instituto Oscar Cardenal Rodriguez, the Catholic middle and high school that is also sponsored by the Olancho Aid Foundation. Crazy hair day and spirit week were not foreign to our NDA students, and the language they spoke was the language of smiles, laughter and a common understanding of ‘just being a kid’.
Seniors Jacqueline Martineau, Anna Deignan, Grace Emanuele and Felix DeLaRosa made the financial sacrifice before going off to college in the fall because
they knew it was important to give back after they had been given so much by their education at the Academy. Freshman Alaina Foss and Sophomore Nicelys De Los Santos also took advantage of the service immersion program. Only one of our participants had command of the Spanish language, but everyone quickly learned how to engage. They learned how to communicate through eye contact, hand motions, showing up with genuine care.
“I am so grateful I got the opportunity to immerse myself in a culture different from mine where I got to experience first hand the beauty of simplicity in a fast paced world,”
the strength of their communities that is the real truth. Anna reflected,
“The country and its people are filled with a complex and beautiful culture centered around faith, celebration, community, and family. I have never before felt so welcomed by a community and made to feel like I was a part of their family.”
Following the immersion trip, students’ families participated in getting the word out via social media that they were supporting the Foundation further by creating
“I will always remember all the moments of shared joy and the way I was inspired to be more present and appreciative in my everyday life.” -GraceEmanuele
Nicelys said. Slowing down was difficult on day one. We are so used to getting to the next thing but the students really got to stop and see the beauty of living in the moment. Grace experienced a trip that she will always cherish: “I will always remember all the moments of shared joy and the way I was inspired to be more present and appreciative in my everyday life.”
Jacqui was struck by a four year old at Escuela Nazareth. “I met Allison who was a tiny, sassy little girl with the funniest personality. She spoke a lot but I had no clue what she was saying, but she had this way of making everyone around her laugh with just her expressions and attitude. She reminded me that joy can come in the smallest, boldest packages.”
One of the most important aspects of the program at the Olancho Aid Foundation is breaking down stereotypes and preconceived notions about Central America. The students spent long bus rides admiring the amazing landscape, which was quickly followed up by areas of extreme poverty. They came to see that it is the strong hearts of the people, their dedication to their family and
an Amazon wish list of educational tools that would foster greater experiences for the students of Escuela Nazareth. They called the campaign “Christmas in July” and were able to provide more than 50 brand new items to the children they grew to know and love.
If you would like to sponsor a student for our next Service Immersion Trip, please contact Greg Palmer at gpalmer@ndatyngsboro.org and 978-649-7611 ext 321.
32nd ANNUAL NDA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Thank you to all who participated, sponsored and volunteered at the 32nd Annual NDA Golf Tournament held on Monday, May 5, 2025. Despite the rain and wet conditions, all involved enjoyed the afternoon at Vesper Country Club. We are grateful to our donors, sponsors, players, and community members for believing in our mission and the success of our students. Together, we raised over $100,000 for the Eric P. Hanson Memorial Scholarship.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU
TO OUR LEAD SPONSORS:
The Hanson Family
Eastern Salt Company
The Thompson Family
Demoulas Foundation
F.L. Putnam Investment
Management Company
Operating Engineers Local 4
MacCormack Plumbing & Heating
Jennifer and Marty Meehan
AND ALL OUR ADDITIONAL SPONSORS:
Enterprise Bank
Industrial Boiler & Mechanical Services, LLC
Lowell Five
Sister of Notre Dame de Namur
Nicole Clark ‘98, Board President
Edward M. Connolly Insurance Agency Inc.
The Fucarile Family
Catholic Schools Foundation
Riechheld Ting Orthodontics
Christianson Bus Co. LLC
Joseph & Jody Zukoski GP ‘36, ‘38
Turf King Landscape Co.
Luigi Pacifico
ChriMark Financial
Robert Walters
Jamesco Development Inc.
Scott Electronics Inc.
Celebrating the Arts at NDA
At any point in the school day, you can walk the halls and see art projects adorning the walls from Pre-K all the way through 12th grade. You can often hear a student practicing the piano somewhere in the building, even after school hours.
The NDA community is enriched by the immense talent of our faculty and students, from acting to painting to singing and beyond. A few snapshots of the Arts at NDA include the fall musical, the Lower School play in the spring, the Middle School musical, the annual Christmas concert and Fine Arts Night. There is truly an opportunity for every student to learn about and dive into the Arts!
Congrats to our Alice Kennedy Memorial Scholarship Recipient!
Alexis Martineau ‘23 is a junior at Emmanuel College in Boston, studying to become a pediatric nurse. She is involved in numerous clubs and sports at college, and also gives her time serving the community in various ways. She says her most meaningful volunteer experiences have been at the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Walk for the past two years:
“Listening to survivors’ stories has given me a deeper understanding of resilience and the importance of hope.”
This scholarship was established by the Sacco Family in honor of their friend Alice Kennedy. Edith Sacco and Alice Kennedy met as nursing students at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and became lifelong friends. This scholarship is awarded to an alum pursuing a four-year degree in Nursing at an accredited college or university.
Congratulations, Lexie - we know you will be an incredible nurse who will truly care for, see and value your patients!
SUMMER CAMP AT NDA
Summer camp is a time for sunkissed faces, tired kiddos and life-long friendships made. At CampNDA it’s also about legacy. Our campers are not only students at the Academy, but local kids who are familiar with our beautiful campus and children of alumni. Another special quality of our CampNDA family is the connection our counselors and administrators have to the Academy.
CampNDA takes full of advantage of the Academy’s 200+ acre campus. Campers take nature walks on Rachel’s Trail, hunt for frogs, turtles and other pond life on the shores of our ponds as well as grow vegetables and herbs in our geodome.
Each week our caring counselors, many of whom are NDA teachers and/or or alumni, introduce campers to new skills and activities. From arts and crafts to science experiements to mini play productions, CampNDA encourages children to learn, grow and thrive!
FUN FACT!
Did you know that summer camp at NDA is a long-standing NDA tradition? In 1933, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur opened Camp Wannalancet on NDA property, a summer camp for children. In 1943, they had 335 campers! Camp Wannalancet was open from 1933 until 1951, and then again from 1965 to 1968.
Abby Golden, class of 2022
Currently a nursing student at UMass Lowell, Abby is in her senior year. Her NDA education set the foundation for continuing her education, how she approaches classes and extracurriculars, and choosing priorities. Most importantly, she learned at NDA how to believe in herself and embrace challenges.
“MyadviceforNDAstudentsistouseallthe resourcestheyprovideyou,alwaysaskforhelpwhen youneedit,andhavefun!”
Helen Doyle, class of 1963
Helen spent 12 years at NDA, when teachers were all Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur and blackboards were beautifully decorated in chalk artwork done by Sister Vincent de Paul. Retired now, Helen spent 40 years as the Administrative Assistant to the Director of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Boston City Hospital/Boston Medical Center. While at NDA, there were boarders from all over the world, preparing Helen to work successfully with surgical residents, faculty and staff from all over the world. Her advice is simple:
“Enjoyeveryminuteoftheincredibleeducationyou willreceiveatNDA.SpreadSisterJulie’sjoyallover theworld.”
WHERE ARE NDA ALUMNI NOW?
Kelly Bornstein, class of 2005
As a pharmacist, Kelly helps manage a team that provides anticoagulation management for patients at Beth Israel Lahey Health. “NDA gave me and my classmates an environment to find our confidence, passions, and interests. It was during my junior year that I realized how much interest I had in the field of STEM.”
Kelly not only appreciates the academic side of her NDA education, but says the sports program was equally as important and influential. She tells NDA students to:
“Staycurious.Youneverknowwhatyoumaylearn! Also,fellowDamiesareeverywhere.”
Where are you now? Scan to share with us!
Marybeth Trouville Thompson, class of 1991
Marybeth’s experience at NDA with fantastic and supportive teachers led her to fall in love with the idea of working in a school. As a result, she has been a school guidance counselor in Nashua, NH for the last 27 years! During her four years at NDA, she fostered a strong faith in God, which still continues to be a part of her daily life. Her advice for NDA students is to:
“Justbreatheandlive.Thereisnothingmoreregretful thanstressingoverthingsyoucannotcontrol.Trust thatyouarewhereyouareforareasonandthat thingshappenastheyshould.Keepthefaith!”
AMAYA MURGUIA ‘17
Amaya Murguia, Class of 2017 valedictorian, spent 13 years at the Academy of Notre Dame before moving on to Cornell University where she received her Bachelor’s degree in 2020 and Master’s degree in 2021 in electrical and computer engineering. While at NDA, her accomplishments were numerous and set the stage for her higher education achievements.
her to graduate with her bachelor’s degree in three years and complete a master’s degree in her fourth year at Cornell.
Amaya’s time at NDA helped shape her - from ski Fridays to volunteering through Campus Ministry to Snapchat stories as an assignment to early morning meetings with Mrs. Turkovich - it all made a difference. She also held countless
“Faith was a natural part of everyday life while at NDA, and I continue to make faith a part of my life. My faith keeps me grounded, and I attribute much of its importance in my life to NDA.”
Amaya is currently a fifth year doctoral candidate at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor in the electrical engineering program where she conducts magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research. In particular, she studies quantitative MRI methods for imaging brain white matter for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease applications - research she intends to continue after earning her Ph.D. Amaya attributes her interest in engineering to her STEM classes at NDA, and the support from her Middle and Upper School teachers helped her realize that she had both talent and interest in STEM. Her advanced courses at NDA allowed
leadership roles throughout middle and high school, where she developed public speaking, networking and leadership skills. Building on that foundation, she currently leads the Women in Electrical and Computer Engineering student organization at the University of Michigan.
About her faith journey at NDA and beyond, Amaya says “Faith was a natural part of everyday life while at NDA, and I continue to make faith a part of my life. My faith keeps me grounded, and I attribute much of its importance in my life to NDA.” Naturally, her favorite flower is a sunflower, connecting her to St. Julie and her upbringing at NDA.
Meredith Norton, Class of 2007, remembers her years at the Academy of Notre Dame with fondness. While she was in the Upper School, Meredith experienced the tragic death of her father. She remembers leaning on her community at NDA, where some of her closest friendships were made, to get her through that difficult time. As she graduated from high school and moved on to college, Meredith chose to study psychology, hoping that she could give back to others and help them through their own struggles, using both her professional training and personal experiences.
Currently, Meredith works as the Program Director of Trot On at Justice Resource Institute. Using critical thinking skills she developed at NDA, she created this career for herself after earning a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and Master’s degree in Social Work, both from Boston University. She combines her passion for horses with her knowledge of psychology to help young people ages 12-24 to heal through equine therapy. She describes this as a way for her clients to connect and form relationships with horses and observe their interactions and body language to learn about emotional regulation and communication. Making her job even more rewarding, Meredith works alongside her own horse, Zephyr, who she’s had since she was 15 years old.
When reflecting on NDA, Meredith says that the sheer number of times she had to go up and down the stairs is what sticks out in her mind - and then pointed out that this in itself was a bonding experience for her and her classmates - all NDA alumni can relate to that! More seriously, she says that NDA was exactly what she needed in high school, with the close-knit community and support system helping her through one of the hardest times in her life, which then set in motion her desire to help others in a similar way.
Meredith Norton is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, a Certified Therapeutic Riding Instructor and Equine Specialist in Mental Health in Learning through the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship Intl., and has an Equine Assisted Mental Health Practitioner PostMaster’s Certificate from the University of Denver.
Throughout her career, Meredith has shown creativity in her work. At a previous job, she built the equine therapy program and developed a successful group therapy for adolescents - a victory for sure! She had many adolescents enjoying and truly benefiting from group therapy with their peers and the horses. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Meredith had to rethink her approach to equine therapy on a remote platform. Until she was able to get back into the pasture, she worked with videos of horses, books about horses and pictures to help her clients reflect on their own experiences and progress in their healing journey.
MEREDITH NORTON ‘07
LAUDATO SI
“We act on behalf of justice, peace and care for creation”
SNDdeNHallmark#3
These words are not just a catchy phrase, or a motto for a lesson that lasts a day or even a week. Rather, it is a mantra that carries our school and practices as we embrace Pope John Paul II’s encyclical Laudato Si. At the Academy, our entire community was involved in bringing the letter alive beginning this past March. Campus Minister Jamie Deignan spent a 45 minute session with all students in grades Pre-K4-Grade 8, instructing them on the importance of the document in terms and with images that they could digest at an age-appropriate level. Following the classroom instruction, all students participated in planting a variety of more than 18 fruit, flower and vegetable seeds. The children and their teachers would then water and watch them for the next several weeks in our growlab, while they anticipated the fruits of their labor to come.
In April, as part of Mission Week (a week in which we celebrate St. Julie and her desire to ‘educate the whole person for life’) our Middle and Upper School students were involved in a week-long project of moving compost, turning garden beds, building new garden spaces and benches to enjoy our campus and its beautiful environment. The geodome was now ready to receive the seedlings that had been planted in March!
In a beautiful way, our students and teachers began to see the process of hard work resulting, quite literally, in growth. The tiny seeds began to grow and soon after, our campers at CampNDA took over the tasks of caring for the now really big plants! The harvest began to appear in incredibly delicious cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, swiss chard and green beans. Fall will welcome back our students and the pumpkins and watermelons for which we’ve been patiently waiting.
This seed to table experience is another way in which we not only learn, but live the message of St. Julie Billiart :
“Nature is God’s living, visible garment, an unlimited broadcasting system through which God speaks to us every hour, if only we tune in.”
The Rachel Anne Morrison ‘05 Science Lab
The Rachel Anne Morrison ‘05 Science Lab has gone from dream to reality, and opened just in time to begin the 2025-2026 school year. We’d like to give particular thanks to the Morrison Family, Science Lab Committee, and donors at all levels who have made this a reality for today’s students. We successfully raised over $500,000 to build the Lab and provide NDA students with a new space for hands-on discovery, learning, and innovation.
Named for Rachel Anne Morrison, class of 2005 valedictorian, 12-season runner, and STEAM advocate, the Lab is a way to honor her memory and strengthen NDA’s commitment to science education and STEAM initiatives. Like Rachel, many of our students go on to pursue STEAM majors and careers. We look forward to seeing this new space used in classes and extracurricular offerings.
PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THE LAB’S
OPENING ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2025 AT 2:00PM
OUR
MISSION
The Academy of Notre Dame, Tyngsboro, a Catholic private school, sponsored by the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, is based on the educational philosophy of their foundress, St. Julie Billiart. The Academy offers rigorous educational programming from Pre-K through a collegepreparatory Upper School.
Our mission focuses on educating the whole person for life through a curriculum rooted in spiritual formation and academic excellence. We nurture a belief in the goodness of God and the dignity of each person. We are committed to communitybuilding, diversity, global justice and service to those in need.
OUR HALLMARKS
Hallmark 1: We proclaim by our lives even more than by our words that God is good.
Hallmark 2: We honor the dignity and sacredness of each person.
Hallmark 3: We educate for and act on behalf of justice, peace and care for all creation.
Hallmark 4: We commit ourselves to community service.
Hallmark 5: We embrace the gift of diversity.
Hallmark 6: We create community among those with whom we work and with those we serve.
Hallmark 7: We develop holistic learning communities which educate for life.
SAVE THE DATES
Homecoming 2025
Saturday, September 27, 2025
11AM - 3PM at NDA
Day of Giving
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Rachel’s Run
Saturday, November 22, 2025
9AM at NDA
Winter Wonderland
Friday, December 5, 2025 6-9PM at NDA
Registration will open in November.
Young Alumni Panel
Thursday, January 8, 2026, 11AM
Calling all alumni from 2021-2024!
Alumni Day of Service
Joint activity with Mission & Ministry
Thursday, January 8, 2026, 1-5PM
Tie blankets, make sandwiches, make care packages, and so much more! More information and sign-up to come.
Lancer Online Auction
March, 2-9, 2026
If you have any items, experiences, etc. that you’d like to donate, please reach out to Karen Araujo at karaujo@ndatyngsboro.org or 978-649-7611 ext. 323. If you have connections to businesses or companies that might be willing to donate, please get in touch with us as well!
Career Day
Thursday, March 19, 2026
Help students learn what they can do in the future.
Stay tuned for more information and registration.
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Grandfriends Day
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
Celebrate spring and Easter with your Little Lancers!
More information and sign-up to come.
33rd Annual Golf Tournament
Monday, May 18, 2026
Vesper Country Club | Tyngsboro, MA
Sponsorships and Registration will open in early 2026.
Celebrating Our Grandfriends
The COVID-19 pandemic may have stopped the annual Grandparents Day, but this year Grandfriends Day made a debut at NDA! Grandfriends -- grandparents or special friends -- of students in grades PreK-3 to 5 came to NDA campus for a morning full of Easter joy - coloring eggs and spending time with their precious Little Lancers. It was an unforgettable day for the students and their Grandfriends, as well as all the faculty, staff, and volunteers who facilitated.
We look forward to the next Grandfriends Day in 2026!
ATHLETES IN THE NEWS
Athletics are an important part of the NDA experience. We are proud of the fact that nearly 60% of our Upper School students challenge themselves beyond the classroom by participating in competitive sports. In SY24-25, two Lancers were publicly recognized for their athletic prowess:
Mackenzie Gibbons ‘26
In January, 2025 Mackenzie Gibbons ‘26 was one of only three swimmers named Athlete of the Year by the Boston Globe. Gibbons was featured in the Globe’s All-Scholastic special edition newspaper. The Globe noted that she took first place in the 100 backstroke and 50 freestyle at North sectionals, then emerged a double winner at Division 2 states by championing the 100 backstroke and 100 butterfly. Last swim season, Gibbons broke seven school records! We cannot wait to see what she does in her senior year at NDA.
Jacqui Martineau ‘25
Class of 2025 Jacqui Martineau was featured in the Lowell Sun and was recognized as one of the top softball talents in the region! For the 2025 softball season, Martineau, who played catcher, boasted a .733 batting average and a .765 on-base percentage with 44 hits, 16 doubles and four home runs! After fielding 10 offers, Martineau is attending Emmanuel College where she will continue her commitment to the values and traditions of a Sisters of Notre Dame learning community and softball.
Football at NDA? Yes!
Did you know that NDA now offers football for young men attending our Upper School?
NDA is excited to share that boys in grades 7-12 are eligible to compete on a cooperative football team with boys from Lowell Catholic and the Community Charter School of Lowell (CCSL). Practices and games will be hosted at Lowell Catholic. “We welcome the opportunity to partner with Lowell Catholic and the Community Charter School of Lowell so that we can provide football as an option for our students,” said NDA Athletic Director Lisa Zappala.
“We are confident that Lowell Catholic’s Coach Zach Swale will provide our young men with an outstanding experience.”
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2025
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
The Leadership Society honors and celebrates our most generous donors who make an annual gift of $1,000 or more to the Academy. Leadership Society members help the school maintain a tradition of academic excellence while inspiring others to support our mission to educate the whole person for life. The Academy would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their support:
BILLIART CIRCLE
($50,000 & Above)
Anonymous
Catholic Schools Foundation*
Michael O’Brien GP’32,’36,’39*
Shelagh Mahoney ’83 and Joseph McNamee P’14,’22*
The Flatley Foundation*
1854 CIRCLE
($25,000 - $49,999)
Martha Reardon Hanson ’63 and Rick Hanson GP’23*
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur*
The John J. Sacco and Edith L. Sacco Charitable Foundation*
HALLMARKS CIRCLE
($10,000 - $24,999)
Anonymous
Blanche M. Walsh
Charity Trust*
The Coddaire Family* Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Demoulas Foundation*
Eastern Salt Company, Inc.*
Erin Sullivan Heise ’89 and Robert Heise*
Meghan Mahoney ’85 and Christopher Finneral*
MEDALLION CIRCLE
($5,000 - $9,999)
Anonymous
Children’s Scholarship Fund of New Hampshire*
Nicole Rocha Clark ‘98 and John Clark*
F.L. Putnam Investment Management Company*
Intercontinental Exchange
Marty Meehan
Educational Fund
Kimberly McGovern ’81*
Marty and Jennifer Meehan P’23*
John and Jeanne Morrison P’05,’10,’15*
Joseph and Julie Rutkowski GP’34,’37*
Jeffrey and Johanna Thompson*
LANCER CIRCLE
($1,000 - $4,999)
Anonymous
AJI Cabling*
Archdiocese of Boston*
Jatinder and Pardeep Aujla P’27,’29*
Mary Barrett ’85 and Steven Noneman*
Carolyn Cooney Bartholdson ’87 and John Bartholdson*
Battles Foundation
Meghan Britt ’97*
Chelmsford Dental Associates*
ChriMark Financial*
Chris and Andrea Ciccone P’39,’40
The Duncan Family
Mark and Katie Emanuele P’25*
Bernadette and Daniel Fossa*
Faith Fucarile P’96*
Donald Hachey*
Steven Hall
Frank Heim*
I.U.O.E. Local No. 4*
Industrial Boiler & Mechanical Services, LLC*
Rosemary Leary Jeans ’66
Jimmy’s Pizza Too
Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Foundation Trust*
Karen Kivlan Kilmartin ’65*
Lawrence Family Development Charter School
Sophocles Liapopoulos*
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank*
Stephen and Jessica MacCormack P’29,’32
MacCormack Plumbing
Domenic Mariano and Sarah Stephen P’36,’39
Kristin Dodge McMahon ’83 and Robert McMahon
Matthew and Meghan Montour P’30
Milissa Hatem Moynihan ’78*
Gregory and Rhonda Murray*
Murray Financial Advisors
Northern Plumbing and Mechanical*
Maura Sullivan Norton ’72 and John Norton P’04,’10,’15*
Alex Ortiz and Elizabeth Gallant*
Marianne Donahue Perchlik ’83*
Debbie Phillips ’72*
Michelle Bourgeois
Randazza ’56 P’82*
Rebecca’s Culinary Group
Rockland Trust*
Salesforce
Cynthia Sullivan Scarano ’83 and Robert Scarano P’15,’18*
Scott Electronics Inc.*
Margaret Shugrue St. Coeur ’62*
Gail Sullivan ’78*
Veronika Szabo ’79*
Robert and Suzanne Walters GP’25,’28*
Robert Zarrella P’05
Joseph and Jody Zukoski GP’36,’38*
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
Janine Aggott ’77*
Lawrence and Ann-Marie Allan
Mary Beth Ambrose P’26
Amica Companies Foundation
Christian and Regina Andrews P’26,’31*
Tracy Angeramo*
Anonymous (7)
Renato Araujo and Karen Ogden Araujo ’07 P’34,’37,’40,’40*
Maureen Baldwin*
Irene McLaughlin Ballantine ’63*
Marsha Graziano Ballantyne ’62*
Linda Dailey Barbo ’83
John Barbour
Michael Barcomb P’13*
Corinne Barrett ’68*
Elizabeth Barrett ’77
Eugene and Barbara Bartos
Mary Bethel Teague Bater ’60
John and Virginia Bates GP’29*
Rosemary Connors and Bernard Beaudreau*
Allie and Mathew Bedard P’40*
John and Danielle Belmonte P’39
Gregory and Lori Bergeron*
Pam and Michael Bernazani*
Paul Berning
Carimar Berrios and Joaquin Fuertes*
Sandra Bindas ’74*
Michelle Fortier Biscotti ’88*
Joanne Boumila Bishop ’66 P’97,’03*
Mark Blaisdell
Isaac and Linda Boadu P’34,’36
Brenden and Brittany Boccard
Gwen Bogacki ’75
John and Fran Boss P’01,’03
Boston Hockey Academy*
Tod and Caroline Bouris P’29
Maryann Bradley
Mary Fanning Broderick ’60*
Janice Linehan Bronsard ’60 and Joseph Bronsard
Mary Brox ’68*
Melanie Poitras Buccola ’58*
Robert and Maura Bullock P’02
Peter Cangiano and Nancy Cahill*
Stephen and Teresa Cappucci GP’28*
Phillip and Lilly Carignan P’39
James and Lisa Carpentier
Paula and Robert Casazza
T.J. and Dina Cash P’25
Scott Casper*
Colleen Casper
Miroslav Cermak and Michaela Cermakova
David and Assia Chadzak P’25
Suzanne Chandler GP’35*
Ena Chang ’90*
Christianson Bus Co., LLC*
Glen and Kellie Ciano P’33*
James Ciccone GP’39,’40
Janet Ciccone-Szejner GP’39,’40
Gregory and Michele Clark P’28*
Nicole Picard Clarke ’84 and
Christopher Clarke
Danielle Coimbra*
Michael and Stephanie Cole P’30*
Ernest Collamati*
Edward and Gail Connolly P’13*
Kathryn Connolly ’13*
Kathleen Conole*
Ryan Conole*
Mary Reardon Conway ’77
Kerry Cormier ’93
Joan Grzesik Cormier ’63
Brian Correia
Arthur and Danielle Corsino*
Brendan and Laura Cosgrove*
Robert Coughlin
Judy Covino
Critical Mass Solar
Edwina Evans Cronin ’60 and James Cronin*
Michaeleen Earle Crowell ’92
Mary Dunigan D’Aquila ’74
Luis da Silva and Yakary Rivero P’26,’31
Jason and Laura DeBruin
Kevin and Sally DeLucia P’37
George Demetriou
Michael and Mary-Ellen Deschenes P’26,’29*
Ronald Desmarais
Mary Jean Meehan Desmarais ’70 and Robert Desmarais*
Paul Desrochers*
Kathryn Jussaume Destroismaison ’00*
Tracy Devlin ’84
Elaine Dietrich P’99
Georgia Dodge P’83,’86*
Francene Kealy Donahue ’55*
Kevin and Ann Donnelly P’88,’91*
Robert Donnelly
Taeomi Martyn Dooley and Robert Dooley P’00,’07*
Dan Dorazio
Karen Dostaler ’82
Sean and Roseann Downing P’28*
Bill Dumont
Kathleen Earle ’96*
Leonard Eddy*
Edward M. Connolly Insurance Agency, Inc.*
Taylor McCarthy Faria ’10 and Ethan Faria*
Mary Jane Farley ’60*
Sr. Mary Farren, SNDdeN
Chuck Farrow and Kris Gines-Farrow
Alicia Ferraiuolo P’38*
Noah Finkel
Thomas and Marianne Finocchiaro*
Kim and Anthony Fiorante
Melissa Fisher
Peter and Jeannine Fitzgerald
Mary Ellen Pollard Fitzpatrick ’66
Bonita Towle Flanagan ’71
Jamie and Camrin Flynn*
Allison Flynn*
R Ryan and Sherrie Foisy
Patricia Foster
Susan Carmichael Frost ’69 GP’28*
Jonathan and Michelle Frost P’28
Bryan and Laura Fucarile*
Richard Fucarile
Michael Gagnon
Mike Gallagher
Anthony and Jess Ganchi P’28,’30*
Kathy Cole Geary ’74*
Peter and Christine Gennaro P’95*
Francis Georges
John and Lynn Giacoppi P’25
Melissa Gibbons ’91
Marie Gleason-Tada ’67 P’98*
Souleymane Gnanou and Maura Bradley-Gnanou P’35
Ken Goodin
Frank Gorman and Mary Casey-Gorman
Karen Costello Green ’74 and Jack Green*
Eric and Kirsten
Grueter P’34,’37*
Patricia Lavoie Grugnale ’51*
Joe and Joanne Gugliotti GP’40*
Sheila Gurry ’64*
Heather Hagerty
Jessica Hale*
Dawn Tokanel Hall ’82
Philip and Rachel Hanson P’16,’19*
Sarah MacLellan Harrington ’74*
Daniel Harrington P’02
Marilyn Lagana Harris ’69 P’95 GP’37,’38,’40*
Emma Marsh Hatch ’05*
Pamela Lacy Hatton ’61
Rosemarie Hayes
Regina Healy ’54*
Beth Winkowski Hodgkinson ’85*
Jan Holmquist
Scott Homan and Debora Cole
Patricia Regan Howe ’52*
Jeffrey Hull
Jewel Hurt
Martha Lappin Iarrapino ’67 and Anthony Iarrapino P’98*
Sarah Iodice
Jamesco Development Inc.*
Michelle Jasmin
Mary McCue Johnson ’53
Renato and Masiel Jordan P’37
Sunil and Christina Joseph P’27*
Steve Kanaracus*
Apparao and Priya Karri P’30
Richard and Dianne Kazanjian*
M. Elizabeth Keegan ’73*
Lawrence and Deborah Keegan
Charlotte Kelly*
Torrieann Dooley Kennedy ’99 and Richard Kennedy*
Victoria Kinsman*P’03 and F. Jack Kinsman*P’89,’03
Sue Kirchner ’62
Jennifer Klein*
Kimberly Kolesar Krzywy ’87 and Henry Krzywy*
Leonard and Elizabeth Kulikowski
Nicholas and Samantha Labrecque
Andre and Catherine Lafontaine P’28*
Nick and Lauren Laganas P’35,’38,’40*
Denise Tremblay Lamoureux ’67*
Barbara Quill Leary ’60 GP’18
Nathalie Lecesne
Anne Picard Lennon ’78 P’09,’12*
Andrew and Elaine Lewis P’37
Leigh Leyden
Fenghua Li and Min Chen*
Hang Liu and Jingli Xu P’39
Susan Livingston P’90,’93*
Norman and Margaret Lombardi*
Bea Alice Loos
Catherine Sparks Lospennato ’60*
William and Julie Ma P’22*
Yamilee Mackenzie P’30
Camille Connell-Magaw ’77 P’08
Sally Vachon Magnuson ’60*
Janet Major
Michelle Mak ’03
Daniel Mansur*
Joseph and Susan Mansur P’08*
Kiley Sheehan Mar ’97
Richard and Patricia Marais*
Michelle Tremblay Marino ’71 and Frank Marino P’06
Stephen Marley P’99*
Stephen and Stacy Marsden*
Ruthann LaBay Marston ’78 and William Marston
Martignetti Enterprises Inc.
Nancy Martinage
Yajaira Martinez P’28,’29
Dewayn and Jean Marzagalli*
Matthew and Patricia McCafferty P’03
Kevin and Kim McCarthy P’08*
Daniel and Kara McCarthy P’06,’14
Shawn and Debbie McCarthy
Jennifer Shaw McComas ’90 and Michael McComas P’20,’22,’24,’28*
Brian and Tracey McGowan P’32
Timothy and Nicole McKnelly P’25*
Helen Sullivan McNamee ’49 P’87,’91 GP’14,’22*
Ann McNamee ’87
Phay Meh ’24
Russell Merwin*
Jack and Lyn Micklovich GP’30,’33
Anna Miner
Barbara Mitchell
Carole Cox Moore ’61*
Susie Wang Moore
Sergei and Molly Morgoslepov
Marianne Barry Moriarty ’62*
Josiah and Ann Morrill*
Janet Mulligan ’78
Siobhan Murphy ’92*
Anne Pollard Murphy ’68*
Richard and Christine Murphy*
Hailey Murphy
Lucia Murray*
Sarah Murray*
Brendan Murray
Barbara Boumila Nealon ’62*
Michael and Beth Nelson
New Balance
New England Transit Sales
Maura Godfrey Newman and Daniel Newman P’18*
William and Patricia Nickles*
Susan Vaughn
Normandin ’70 P’93
Cyril and Dimpal Nunes P’26,’31*
Mary Jo Horgan Nurney ’78
Gracie O’Connell ’18*
Elizabeth Guiler O’Connell ’85 and Timothy O’Connell P’18*
Jack O’Connor P’85,’89
O’Connor Studios*
Mary Gail O’Dea ’68
Timothy and Amy O’Sullivan P’28
James and Kathleen Ogonowski
Scot and Nisia Orlowski P’36*
Rachel Osten ’92
Gerard and Andrea Ottaviano
Luigi Pacifico*
Vittoria Pacifico*
Gregory and Kimberly Palmer
Christine Panagopoulos*
Liane Pancoast
Daniella Papanastassiou ’99
J. Daniel and Aida Parada*
Eileen Quinn Parmet ’95
Joe and Dana Partyka P’40*
Gary Peak
Alfredas and Christina Petkus P’36,’38
Christine Brady Petrucci ’69*
Patty Piecz
Michael Quinn
Mark Rabasco
Vivek Radia
Maureen Boss Radtke ’03*
Phasy Raitt
Jeffrey Randall and Julie Murrell P’30*
Deborah Raras*
Alexandria Regan*
Stephen and Elizabeth Reichheld P’40
Reichheld Ting Orthodontics*
Colette Picard Ricco ’80
Kelley Rice*
Susan Richards ’70
Donna Scannell Richards ’71 and Peter Richards P’05*
Matt and Jennie Richer
Patricia Riley GP’29,’32,’35
Martha Robillard
David Rousselle and Meaghan Gagnon P’37,’38
Stephen Sartori*
Laura Savioli*
Carley Scarano ’15
David Schaefer and Janet Hall ’66*
Chris Schaffner
Keith Seavey*
James and Judy Seidewand
Alice Hubbell Shah ’02*
Gina Shamshak ’97*
Matthew Shapiro
Shelagh Shaw GP’20,’22,’24,’28*
Katie Shea P’34*
Melissa Shea
Maura Sheehan ’68
Patrick Sheridan
Sisters of Charity of Ottawa
Eric Smallenberger
Andrei Smirnov and Olga Smirnova
Danielle Smith
MaryAnn Somerville ’61
Lynne Spangler GP’20,’22,’24,’28
Dwight and Marieke Sperry P’25
Jason and Alicia Stangl
James and Catherine Stangroom P’03,’10 GP’23,’35*
Joey and Sheila Staples P’25
Charlotte and Robert Stefanik GP’34*
Kristen Bowes Stella ’02 and Daniel Stella*
Anthony and Katie Sterner P’33*
Patricia Stevens ’67
Timothy Stever and Nike Michaelides P’25*
Glenn Stewart*
Edward and Maureen Stillwell P’05
Janis Stoklosa ’64
Susan StPierre GP’39,’40
Brendan and Lyndsey Stroh P’34,’36,’38*
Naomi Rousseau
Sullivan ’58 P’82,’83,’87*
Brendan and Allyson Sullivan P’38,’40
Donna Sweeney Sullivan ’66 and Michael Sullivan
Sr. Joanne Sullivan ’68 SNDdeN
Gary Sweed P’12,’15
Marie Kirwin Sweeney ’60*
Katie Szymaszek ’03*
Ronnie and Pamela Tambourine P’25
Kathryn Tarantino ’18
Bryce and Ashley Taylor P’35*
Jonathan Tetreault and Anne Conway P’33
Jocelyn Thibeault
Leo and Jane Tometich
Danneza Torres
Kathleen Desmond Trahanovsky ’56*
David Trull
Turf King Landscape Company*
David Twiss
Kathryn Connors Tymorek ’54
Anna Urra
Franklin and Alanna Van Antwerpen P’28*
Jeannine Houle Vigerust ’55*
Michael and Barbara Vitale P’94
Ann Wangari Ngigi P’27
Andrew Ward
Catherine Webb
Mary Tobin Welch ’48
Elizabeth Stangroom White ’10 and Shane White P’35*
Jane Trombly Widzinski ’75
Mark and Christy Wilson
Stacey Wong ’03
Leslie Wong P’26,’27*
Gloria Jean Wright
Nick Zaharias*
Lisa Zappala*
Tiffany Zarrella ’05 and Jeff LaPlante*
Tinei Zhou and Sharon Gunda P’31*
Joan Leahey Zink ’68*
Andrew Zografos and Caitlin McKinney P’38
*Indicates members of NDA’s Loyal Lancers † Indicates deceased “P” or “GP” Indicates parents and grandparents followed by the graduation year of their student(s).
“Our charity must not be limited by the love we have for one another. We must have hearts as wide as the world.”
-St.JulieBilliart
In-Kind Donations
Anonymous
Jean and Dennis Barowski P’11,’19 GP’10,’31,’32,’40
Mike Bernard
Chunky’s Cinema Pub
Nicole Rocha Clark ’98 and John Clark*
Melissa Clayton ‘89
Gabriel Cogley P’36
Jamie and John Deignan P’25,’30*
Marianne and Thomas Finocchiaro*
Laura and Bryan Fucarile*
Cassie Gadbois and Erik Burk P’29
Shannon Griffin and Matthew Aruda
Kirsten and Eric Grueter P’34,’37*
Joanne and Joe Gugliotti GP’40*
Colleen Johnson P’21, ‘36 GP’40*
Kevin and Kim McCarthy P’08*
Tracey and Brian McGowan P’32
Little Acts of Service
Joe McNamee and Shelagh Mahoney ’83 P’14,’22*
Kelli and Carney Meehan P’33,’35
Anna Miner
Nashoba Valley Ski Area*
Elizabeth Guiler O’Connell ’85 and Timothy O’Connell P’18*
O’Connor Studios*
Amy and Timothy O’Sullivan P’28
Vittoria Pacifico*
Palace Theatre
Gregory and Kimberly Palmer
Pat’s Peak Ski Area
Reichheld Ting Orthodontics*
Roller Kingdom
Santa’s Village
Allyson and Brendan Sullivan P’38,’40
Wendy Zyla P’29
6,450 beads were put in place one by one throughout the summer in order for our staff to each receive a keychain of Saint Julie. Safira Aujla, a junior at the Academy, was also a camp counselor this summer and a volunteer. During her lunch breaks and volunteer days, she spent her time crafting these incredible mementos so each of our staff, faculty and administration could start the year in the spirit of Saint Julie!
“How happy we are to bel ong to the good God with our whole hearts.”
-St.JulieBilliart
$1,799,046 Total Raised FUNDRAISING AT A GLANCE
Total Donors 589 New Donors 63
Current and Alumni Parents
Current and Alumni Grandparents
Current and Former Trustees and Faculty/Staff
Foundations and Corporations
Friends