WAY
2024- 2025 Board of Directors
Nicole Clark ’98, Board Chair, DirectorofPharmacyServices , Melrose Wakefield Healthcare
Kathleen Colin, ExecutiveDirectorofSponsorship,SNDdeN Province
Patricia Foster, SeniorBranchRelationshipManager , Enterprise Bank
Bryan Fucarile P’32,’36, 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
Ex-Officio
Vittoria Pacifico, Ed.D., President
Academy Administration
Vittoria Pacifico, Ed.D., President
Tracy Angeramo, M.Ed., AssistantPrincipal
Pamela Bernazani, M.S., DeanofStudents
James Flynn, Ed.D., Principal
Charlotte Kelly, DirectorofAdmissions
Jacob Norton P’36, DirectorofFacilities
Gregory Palmer, DirectorofInstitutionalAdvancement
Kelley Rice, DirectorofCommunications&Marketing
Keith Seavey, DirectorofIT
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Alumni, Families, and Friends,
Because of you, the Academy of Notre Dame fulfilled its promise and mission,
“to educate the whole person for life.”
Your generous support to the Academy enabled us to provide our students with rigorous academics, nurture their spiritual formation, and support our teacher leaders’ growth and professional development.
Your gift enabled the Academy to invest in our beloved facilities, continue time honored traditions, and provide opportunities to our students that are truly life changing. And, your unwavering support has allowed NDA to welcome many more deserving students and their families seeking a values-based education steeped in Catholic tradition.
The values and lessons of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Hallmarks are celebrated daily in our actions, words, lessons and school community, thanks to you!
Throughout these pages you will see some of the many ways your support truly had a positive impact on our school community. God is good!
With deep appreciation,
DR. VITTORIA PACIFICO President
True virtue always shows a community spirit.”
-St. Julie Billiart
LEARNING COMES NATURALLY AT NDA
LAUDATO SI UPDATE
NDA has always been a school that has focused on hands-on learning to help bring core concepts and ideas to life for students and to help ignite a passion for learning.
In November 2021, the Academy of Notre Dame received a $1 million dollar grant to implement Pope Francis’ Laudato Si encyclical. This investment has been transformative for the Academy’s environmental sciences learning curriculum across grade levels.
The additional resources have enabled NDA to leverage its 200+ acre campus into a “natural classroom.”
OVER
THE LAST THREE YEARS, NDA HAS:
• Built a self sustaining geodome that helps to teach students about thermodynamics, solar energy as well as learn the life cycle of plants, freshwater life in the 3,000 gallon fish tank and much more.
• Hired an environmental education coordinator who worked with teachers at all grade levels to build age appropriate environmental science curriculum into their lesson plans. A key focus has included climate change, plant life, food cycles and origins. The curriculum expands well beyond science classes and includes opportunities to shine a light on our natural world and the environment in mathematics, religion, music and art.
• Added courses of study in Environmental Science and STEM in the Upper School.
A gift of $100 enables NDA to purchase soil test kits and seeds for our geodome.
ACADEMY STUDENTS
TRADE APRIL VACATION
Twenty-seven Academy high school students spent their April vacation living our mission and Hallmarks at the Toah Nipi Retreat Center in Rindge, NH.
Students were immersed in acts of charity, self reflection, and prayer. During the week, they created 10 buddy reading benches for our school community which embrace the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur call to educate the whole person for life. They cleaned up the grounds of The Cathedral in the Pines as well as assisted in preparing the burial site for a recently deceased veteran. Students engaged in community building and reflection on the ways in which they can truly live the Mission of St. Julie Billiart, foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.
Students at NDA truly live our mission. This trip was remarkable in so many ways. From teenagers choosing to give up their free time in service to others to their commitment to their faith formation. Even putting their phones down for extended periods of time to serve was a bit of a miracle.
- Mrs. Deignan, NDA Campus Minister
Because of you, NDA was able to subsidize the cost of transportation, food and participation so that all students who wanted to participate could.
HALLMARKS
LIVING OUR HALLMARKS
Daily the Academy provides ways to help connect what is happening in the school day with our SND Learning Community Hallmarks. Whether it is praying together as a school community each morning or providing hands-on opportunities for students to act and engage in a manner that reaffirms the meaning of our mission and Hallmarks. Here are just a few of the meaningful ways we are celebrating our Hallmarks throughout our school community:
LITURGIES & RETREATS
We strengthen our faith formation as a school community as we celebrate the goodness of God together at Mass. In addition, each grade level (grades 6-12) has a one-day retreat experience that challenges them to look at their own relationship with God, each other, and the world around them.
COR UNUM
Every month, a group of students serves a dignified, restaurant-style meal at the Cor Unum Meal Center in Lawrence.
MISSION TRIPS
Mission Trips are held periodically throughout the year, especially during school vacations, where students and faculty can serve another community or those less fortunate.
BLOOD DRIVES
Yearly, NDA holds one or two blood drives through the Red Cross to benefit those in need.
HALLMARKS
FLEECE NAVIDAD
The NDA community creates no-sew blankets to be donated to those in need at Christmastime.
CAMP OUT TO STAMP OUT HUNGER
Each October, NDA Faculty and high school students gather together to camp out in solidarity with the homeless. They work together to make sandwiches, peel and cut vegetables, and work on other service projects to benefit those around us.
OPERATION SANDWICHES
Each month the NDA community comes together through donations and time to put together 400 sandwiches that are then distributed to the homeless and food insecure.
CASUAL DAY FOR A CAUSE
One day each month is a designated dress-down day, where students and faculty can pay $1 to dress in theme or $2 for any casual clothes. Each month, money raised from this day is donated to a predetermined cause.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY
NDA families work together to provide meals for 25 families in the community around us who would otherwise not have a Thanksgiving Feast.
CHRISTMAS IN THE CITY
Not everyone feels joy at Christmas, especially due to financial burdens. NDA families rally together to purchase gifts for those less fortunate around us, taking the stress off parents and caregivers.
practice great simplicity with God; only looking at the can do.
- St. Julie Billiart
NICOLE ROCHA CLARK ’98
NDA BOARD CHAIR
CONGRATULATIONS
Nicole Rocha Clark, class of 1998, has the honor of being the first alumna Board Chair at the Academy of Notre Dame. The Director of Pharmacy at MelroseWakefield Hospital, Nicole’s journey truly began at NDA where she realized that her interests and strengths were in the sciences. Through leadership opportunities in clubs and projects, a push to be independent, and the need to make her own decisions, Nicole found her own identity at NDA. She attended NDA for just her high school years, and those four years were critical in shaping her future. As a sophomore, Nicole spent the day with an NDA alumna pharmacist on a job shadow, sparking her interest in her current career. The support and guidance she got throughout high school led to an easy transition to pharmacy school.
When asked about memories from NDA, Nicole was quick to reminisce on the positive experiences she had with Campus Ministry. She also recalled a time she helped wash dishes with Sister Kathryn while waiting for a ride home! Nicole hopes that NDA continues to enrich the lives of all its community members, especially students, and that graduates can feel a lasting connection to NDA. She was welcomed to NDA with open arms, and wants everyone to have the same space to grow that she did, beginning right from PreK-3 through grade 12.
The Academy is blessed to have Nicole as the Board Chair, an alumna who is dedicated to the Academy of Notre Dame and has been since she graduated.
CONGRATULATIONS
JENNIFER SHAW McCOMAS ’90
The Alumni of the Year award is named for the foundress of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, St. Julie Billiart, who was a leader of Christian education and an inspiration to many. This award was established to honor alumni who demonstrate the noble qualities of St. Julie, including leadership, faith, commitment, service, and courage. The St. Julie Award has been presented annually since 1988.
For many years, Jen McComas has given back to the Academy and her dedication and volunteerism has been amazing. She has been an integral member of FoNDA, our Upper School parent group. She has served as treasurer, raising much-needed funding for our athletic teams and co-curricular activities. She is an excellent advocate for both our students and our faculty and staff. She has supported Mission & Ministry with alumni fundraising efforts, has volunteered as a mentor on career day, she has been a parent volunteer for open houses, has assisted with the strategic planning process, and has served on the alumni board. She is an alumna who continuously demonstrates her pride for NDA. Jen has such deep love for the SND mission, the Sisters, and the education that NDA provides that all four of her children have attended the Academy. Her nominator said,
She lives the hallmarks without even realizing it. From her deep faith, her genuine love for others, her willingness to jump in and help whenever she can without the need for accolades. She would give the shirt off her back to anyone in need.
Mrs. Jamie Deignan, NDA Campus Minister, with Jen McComas ’90 at Mass & Tea.
175 CONGRATULATIONS ON YEARS!
Celebrating the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur in New England.
We are grateful and proud to be part of 175 years of dedication and commitment of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur.
Together, we can, “Teach them what they need to know for life.”
NDA GOLF TOURNAMENT
Thank you to all those who participated in and supported the 31st Annual NDA Golf Tournament, which took place on Monday, May 6th at Vesper Country Club. The course was in impeccable condition for an early summer outing, the sun was shining and it was a beautiful day to raise funds for our beloved students.
We are pleased to report that we raised over $130,000 to support the Eric P. Hanson Memorial Scholarship, setting yet again, a new fundraising record! We are grateful to our donors, sponsors, players, and community members for believing in our mission and the success of our students. Scholarship support and tuition assistance continues to be one of the Academy’s top priorities, every dollar raised through this yearly event enables us to make an NDA education accessible to deserving students.
A special thank you to our lead sponsors:
The Hanson Family
Eastern Salt Company
Demoulas Foundation
The Thompson Family
F.L. Putnam Investment Management Company
Jamesco Development Inc.
MacCormack Plumbing
Thank you to all those who helped make it a successful day, especially our Golf Committee and Volunteers. We look forward to welcoming you back to Vesper for our 32nd Annual NDA Golf Tournament on Monday, May 5, 2025!
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.
PAYAL AGRAWAL DIVAKARAN ’04
LEADERSHIP SUPPORTER OF THE RACHEL ANN MORRISON ’05 SCIENCE LAB
Payal Agrawal Divakaran, class of 2004, is a leadership supporter of the Rachel Anne Morrison ’05 Science Lab that will be completed in early 2025. She was inspired to give because she was a friend of Rachel Morrison and knew how important science was to her and wants future generations to love science, too. During her time at NDA, Payal was a three-season varsity athlete—playing soccer, basketball and softball—where she made some of her closest friends. She also took many AP classes, including AP Biology with Sue Turkovich, which was a strong influence towards her college ambitions. It was these foundations of experience, learning, and opportunities that allowed her to excel at and pursue a rigorous academic degree (also while playing soccer!) in engineering at MIT.
The opportunity vast and if you pursue it.
Her hope is that today’s students will become grounded in principles like the scientific method, creating a hypothesis, and general experimenting, which will set them up with life skills to see the bigger picture. Her advice is that it continues to be a great and exciting time to go into the sciences because there is so much innovation
and technology. She said, “Even if you don’t go into science, it’s one of the best things you can learn because if you can conquer the sciences you can conquer lots of other things. The opportunity is vast and if you love it, pursue it.” Thank you, Payal, for your support of today’s students and the Morrison family!
Today, Payal is a Partner at .406 Ventures, where she co-leads the healthcare investing practice.
.406 Ventures is a Boston-based venture capital firm with over $1.4B under management. Since its founding in 2005, .406 Ventures has never wavered from its strategy of investing in early-stage enterprise-focused startups in healthcare, data + AI, and cybersecurity.
.406’s world-class founders and digital health companies are transforming healthcare technology and care delivery. Payal leads .406’s investments in AristaMD, Diana Health, Equip, FamilyWell, Heartbeat Health, Humata Health, Nema Health, Nomad Health, OncoveryCare, and Wellist. She also supports Better Life Partners, Laudio, Redox, Wayspring, and WelbeHealth.
Before joining .406 in 2015, Payal co-founded a company called SpotRocket while at Harvard
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR THREE ALICE KENNEDY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS!
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 alumna pursuing a four-year degree in Nursing at an accredited college or university. These three alumni were each awarded $5,000 toward their tuition. We are so proud of:
Kendall Froment ’22 attending Emmanuel College
Abigail Golden ’22 attending UMASS-Lowell
Catherine Johnson ’22 attending University of New Hampshire opportunity is you love it,
Business School (HBS). Prior to that, she worked at Eventbrite, Spectrum Equity, and J.P. Morgan. Payal received her MBA, with Distinction, from HBS and her BS in Electrical Engineering and minor in Management from MIT. She is a Boston native and huge Celtics fan. She and her husband and two children live in Brookline.
$1,942,313 total raised $392,832 raised for the fund for Notre Dame NDA by the numbers
870 donations 583 donors
65 new Individual Donors
Alumni
Grandparents
NDA’S PHAY MEH RECEIVES FULL SCHOLARSHIP TO EMORY UNIVERSITY THROUGH QUESTBRIDGE
Lowell resident Phay Meh ’24 is attending Emory University thanks to a full, four-year QuestBridge National College Match Scholarship.
On receiving the news of the scholarship, Phay said, “I am honored and thrilled to be awarded a Questbridge Match. I am looking forward to studying biology at Emory and taking full advantage of all of the experiences college will offer me. This truly will be a life changing experience for me and my family and I am beyond grateful.”
Out of over 20,800 applicants, QuestBridge’s 50 college partners matched with 2,242 finalists, who are recognized as Match Scholarship Recipients.
“We are thrilled for Phay and her family,” said Dr. James Flynn, NDA Principal. “Phay is hardworking and very creative. She has a true passion for knowledge and is recognized by her teachers for her high intellect and strong analytical skills.”
Dr. Flynn noted that Phay has also been the recipient of one of the Academy’s most prestigious scholarships, the Leo and Joan Mahoney Scholarship, a four-year renewal scholarship. Congratulations Phay!
The Academy has been blessed to have two dedicated volunteer librarians for the past several years. David and Patty Ogden are parents of an alumna and grandparents to two current NDA students. Together, they gave over 600 hours to NDA during FY24, cleaning and updating the NDA library. Students have enjoyed seeing them in the library and classrooms as they’ve read stories to classes, taught students how to use library resources and checked out books to patrons. Thanks to them, the library is now in great shape.
You can help too! Donate your gently used or new books, puzzles, and board games to NDA to be sold at our spring book sale. All proceeds from the book sale will go to the NDA Library.
NDA SPORTS
New Team at NDA
SPORTS
Sports play a vital role in helping NDA students mature into young adults. Research shows that students involved in high school athletics enjoy benefits on and off the field including improved academics, teamwork, leadership development, social and emotional intelligence, self-confidence and time management. As the number of young men enrolled in our Upper School continues to grow, we were pleased to add Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse to our roster of spring sports in 2024. In their first year, our Lancers went 8-7.
Alumni Athletic Award
The Alumni Athletic Award is presented by the NDA Alumni Association. The recipient must be a multi-season athlete who has shown dedication and determination throughout their four years of high school. For the school year 2023-2024, the Alumni Association selected two outstanding individuals: Michael Michaels and Lilly Golden
Michael has served as a quiet leader for both Varsity Basketball and Track & Field. He has mentored numerous underclassmen. He is kind, patient, and thoughtful. While at NDA, he was a collaborative and engaged student, thoroughly invested in his education. Michael is enrolled as a freshman at Temple University where he plans to study biology.
As a twelve season athlete, Lilly was a positive influence on her teammates in all sports she has participated in. Captain of the Varsity Golf and Soccer teams, she has shown true growth in mentoring the younger athletes, especially with the younger players in the soccer, golf and basketball programs. Lilly is attending the University of Massachusetts-Amherst and plans to study business and finance.
Thank You FoNDA
Our student athletes and Upper School clubs benefit greatly from the hard working parent volunteers who are FoNDA, Friends of Notre Dame. Each school year, FoNDA holds a number of fundraisers and runs our sporting event concession stands to help support high school sports and co-curriculars.
SPORTS
Rachel Anne Morrison ’05 Scholar/ Athlete Award
The Rachel Anne Morrison ’05 Scholar/Athlete Award is presented to the senior athlete who has participated in the most sports seasons, has a GPA of 3.5 or higher, is active in the school community, and is continuing on to college. Congratulations to Teagan Peterson, School Year 2023-2024 recipient. A well rounded student, Teagan was involved in school clubs such as Yearbook and Slam Poetry. Outside of school, she volunteered at the Boys and Girls Club, Fresh Start Food Gardens, and goes on mission trips through her church parish. She was Captain of the Alpine Ski Team, Girls’ Soccer team, and Girls’ Tennis Team, Senior Class President, and a member of National Honor Society and Spanish Honors Society. This fall, Teagan is attending Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland to major in Biomedical and Biomedical Sciences.
Distinguished Athlete Award
This year two individuals were presented with Distinguished Athlete Awards: Kelsey Branco and Ryu Cespedes. The award is given to individuals who are actively involved in sports and highly engaged in other student activities outside of sports.
Kelsey was a highly involved student and served as Captain of the Girls’ Soccer Team and Track & Field. She was also NHS secretary, founder of Slam Poetry Club, Drama Guild president, captain of the Dance Team and co-president of Glee Club. She was a member of the honor societies: Spanish, Art and National Honor! She embodies the values of St. Julie. This fall, Kelsey is attending Quinnipiac University where she plans to study Physical Therapy.
Ryu explored a variety of interests at NDA and showcased many strengths while at NDA. He served as Co-Captain of the Swimming, Co-Captain of the Indoor Track Team and participated in Track & Field. He was an outstanding musician and vocalist and received the Departments’ Music Award at the 2024 Baccalaureate. He was also a member of the Drama Guild, Glee Club. A strong student at NDA, he excelled in STEM. Ryu is attending Wentworth Institute of Technology where he is studying Electrical Engineering.
They sponsor our “senior nights” for each sport, provide funds so that students may participate in meaningful experiences including competing nationally for Model UN in New York, attending the National Honor Society conference in Washington, DC as well as other club activities. You can help to support NDA athletics and co-curriculars by participating in FoNDA’s annual Mums and Christmas Wreath fundraisers.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 2024!
We are so proud of each of you. We cannot wait to see what you accomplish next. Go Lancers! In the words of St. Julie Billiart, our foundress,
“May the peace of the Lord be always with you. May the peace of the Holy Spirit dwell in your hearts.”
NDA’S CAMPUS MINISTER BECOMES ASSOCIATE OF THE SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR
In April, we celebrated NDA’s Campus Minister Mrs. Jamie Deignan who became an Associate of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur at a ceremony at The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur Spirituality Center in Ipswich, MA. Mrs. Deignan has committed to living the charisms of the Sisters in joy and simplicity with special regard for the poor. During the celebration, Mrs. Deignan was joined by Sr. Joanne Sullivan, and her companion for preparation, Sr. Maria Delaney. -
Live in great peace and charity keeping yourselves closely united to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
-St.JulieBilliart
FEEDING THE MINDS OF STUDENTS IN NEED
Thanks to our many supporters, last school year the Academy was able to provide lunch to 38 economically disadvantaged students who met the Federal Free & Reduced Lunch program guidelines. Ensuring that all students can concentrate and learn is a top priority at NDA. Research shows that students who are hungry have a harder time focusing and it negatively impacts their ability to learn. Feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with one household recently thanking the Academy for this opportunity which has taken a weight off their shoulders knowing their child will have lunch every school day.
A gift of $250 to the Fund for Notre Dame supports a student’s lunch for ½ the school year.
NDA’S DANIELLE COIMBRA ATTENDS MOUNT VERNON RESIDENCY
In June, NDA’s Danielle Coimbra, a 5th grade teacher, participated in a prestigious, week-long teaching residency program at Mount Vernon, home to the first US President, George Washington.
Danielle was just one of 24 invited to attend seminars and learn from leading experts on topics such as George Washington and his role in shaping our country, slavery in the 1700’s, the role of native Americans, the role of women in early America, and the Constitution. She also enjoyed a once in a lifetime opportunity to learn while sitting in Washington’s library in Mount Vernon in Virginia.
“I was beyond thrilled and honored to have been chosen from hundreds of applicants to be part of this amazing learning experience provided by the George Washington Teacher Program and funded through the Mount Vernon Ladies Association,” said Danielle “I have always been interested in George Washington and to have the opportunity to learn in his home is truly the highlight of my 13 year career as an educator.”
Thanks to you, NDA was able to provide a week-long substitute teacher so that Ms. Coimbra could attend this amazing professional development experience.
How happy we are to belong to the good God with our whole hearts
-St.JulieBilliart
Our dedicated faculty and staff work to create a joyful learning environment, one that balances high academic expectations with personalized attention and fun. Lower School students in grades K-8 learn core curriculum and also take classes in world language, art, music, physical education, STEAM and recess!.
In the Upper School, students balance academics with theater, clubs, student government and athletics. Fifty percent of our high school students participate in one or more sports.
ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME ANNUAL REPORT OF GIVING
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)
BNY Mellon
Catholic Schools Foundation*
Leo and Joan Mahoney Foundation*
Shelagh Mahoney ‘83 and Joseph McNamee* P’14,’22
1854 CIRCLE
($25,000 - $49,999)
Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Demoulas Foundation*
Fidelity Charitable*
Martha Reardon Hanson ’63 and Rick Hanson* GP’23
Saab Family Foundation
John J. and Edith L. Sacco Charitable Foundation*
HALLMARKS CIRCLE
($10,000 - $24,999)
Anonymous (2)
Battles Foundation
Blanche M. Walsh Charity Trust*
Boston Hockey Academy
Children’s Scholarship Fund of New Hampshire*
The Coddaire Family*
Eastern Salt Company, Inc.*
Meghan Mahoney ’85 and Christopher Finneral*
Jeanne and John Morrison* P’05,’10,’15
Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur*
Johanna and Jeffrey Thompson*
MEDALLION CIRCLE
($5,000 - $9,999)
American Online Giving Foundation
Toby Claus
Ed Doherty
F.L. Putnam Investment Management Co.*
Jamesco Development Inc.*
MacCormack Plumbing
Kimberly McGovern* ’81
Raymond James Charitable
Susan and John Turkovich*
LANCER CIRCLE
($1,000 - $4,999)
AJI Cabling
Regina and Christian Andrews* P’26,’31
Anonymous
Archdiocese of Boston*
Pardeep and Jatinder Aujla P’27,’29
Fawn Balliro Andersen ’96
Carolyn Cooney Bartholdson ’87 and John Bartholdson*
Gwen Bogacki ’75
Meghan Britt* ’97
Mary Doyle Carleton* ’58 P’81
Justin Carvalho
Chelmsford Dental Associates
ChriMark Financial*
Nicole Rocha Clark* ’98 and John Clark
Community Day Charter Public School
Gail and Edward Connolly P’13
Kimberly and Michael Craven P’27
CSX Transportation DCU for Kids
Maureen Hayes DiPalma* ’59
Payal Agrawal Divakaran ’04
Eric and Maryann Ekberg*
Enterprise Bank*
Jamie and Joseph Farmer
Mark Forsythe
Bernadette and Daniel Fossa*
Faith Fucarile P’96 GP’32,’36
Laura and Bryan Fucarile P’32,’36
Sheila and William Gilet
Tracey and Mark Godfroy
Donald Hachey*
Steven Hall
Hayes Instrument Service*
Frank Heim*
Erin Sullivan Heise ’89 and Robert Heise
I.U.O.E. Local No. 4*
Intercontinental Exchange
Joseph P. Donahue Charitable Foundation Trust
*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).
Colleen Kelly
Karen Kivlan Kilmartin ’65
Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank*
Sarah Stephen and Domenic Mariano P’36,’39
Kara and Daniel McCarthy* P’06,’14
Milissa Hatem Moynihan* ’78
Rhonda and Gregory Murray*
Murray Financial Advisors
National Financial Services
Northern Plumbing and Heating*
Doreen and Michael O’Brien* GP’32,’36,’38
ACADEMY
Elizabeth Gallant and Alex Ortiz* P’33
Luigi Pacifico*
Christine Panagopoulos
Marianne Donahue Perchlik* ’83
Titus Plomaritis*
Michelle Bourgeois Randazza* ’56 P’82
Linda and Terry Robinson
Cynthia Sullivan Scarano ’83 and Robert Scarano P’15,’18
Schwab Charitable*
Scott Electronics Inc.
Screenprint Dow
OF NOTRE DAME
Margaret Shugrue St. Coeur* ’62
Gail Sullivan* ’78
The Andover Companies
Debra Walton Thompson ’87 and Jeffrey Thompson* P’18
Timothy Wholey P’06
Town of Tyngsboro
Suzanne and Robert Walters* GP’25,’28
Tiffany Zarrella ’05 and Jeff LaPlante
Jody and Joseph Zukoski* GP’36,’38
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
AAccess Bellingham and Mendon Inc.
Grisselle Acosta P’27
Arti Desai and Gaurav Agarwal*P’31,’32
Janine Aggott* ’77
Rita Agostinelli
Elizabeth and Don Ahern* P’29
Altrix Primary Care - Nashua, LLC
Mary Beth Ambrose P’26
American Endowment Foundation*
American Red Cross
Amica Companies Foundation
Tracy Angeramo* Anonymous (5)
Jennifer Anthony
Valeska Nova and Roberto Anticevic* P’32
Kara Szymaszek Arpin* ’99
Daveen Balliro Arrigo ’98
Shannon Griffin and Matthew Aruda P’36,’38
Camila Poutre and Diego Rayner
Krystal Ayotte P’36
BBack Cove Financial
Maureen Baldwin
Irene McLaughlin Ballantine* ’63
Marsha Graziano Ballantyne ’62
Michael Barcomb* P’13
Jennifer Barrelle ’98
Corinne Barrett ’68
Mary Barrett ’85 and Steven Noneman*
Barbara and Eugene Bartos
Virginia Bates GP’29
Jeanne and Jim Baxter P’25
Bazzani Chiropractic
Daniel Beaudette
Rosemary Connors and Bernard Beaudreau*
Jennifer Beland*
Evelyn and Thomas Beran
Lori and Gregory Bergeron*
Pamela and Michael Bernazani*
Carimar Berrios and Joaquin Fuertes*
Amanda Berry
Donor lists reflect gifts made between 9/1/23 and 8/31/24
Pankaj Bhagat P’33,’37
Nona Redding Bilionis ’58
Sandra Bindas* ’74
Michelle Fortier Biscotti* ’88
Joanne Boumila Bishop* ’66 P’97,’03
Emily Bishop ’03
Lise Connell Blake ’79
Michelle Recco Bomba ’89
Fran and John Boss P’01,’03
Pia Boukaram
Deanna and Kevin Bourbeau P’29,’31
Caroline and Tod Bouris P’29
William Boyd
Donna Breen
Bonnie and John Breen
Mary Fanning Broderick*’60
Janice Linehan Bronsard ’60 and Joseph Bronsard
Mary Brox* ’68
Kimberly and Nicholas Buccarelli
Melanie Poitras Buccola* ’58
Sarah Burch ’11
Mark Burns
Douglas Burrill
Christine Giannotti Byrne ’88
CNancy Callahan-Stronach
Cambridge Pavers
Nicolas Campagna
Nancy Cahill and Peter Cangiano*
Erin Sheehan Caples ’96
Mary and Domenic Capozzi
Teresa and Stephen Cappucci* GP’28
Kerry Driscoll Carnevale ’87 and Keith Carnevale
Tamar Carvalho P’34
Scott Casper*
Colleen Casper
Jessica King Cerniglia and Gregory Cerniglia* P’33
Hilary Cespedes
Suzanne Chandler GP’35
Ena Chang* ’90
Charities Aid Foundation of America C/O Cyber Grants
Kathleen Palm Chastaine* ’97
Sambathsocheata Khemra and Piset Chea P’29
Ansy Chevalier
Christianson Bus Co., LLC*
Kellie and Glen Ciano P’33
Michele and Gregory Clark* P’28
Diane ’83 and Emmet Clifford
Suzanne Cloutier* ‘65 †
John Coddaire
Danielle Coimbra*
Stephanie and Michael Cole* P’30
Kathleen Colin*
Ernest Collamati*
Maria and Tom Collins*
Lynn and James Conant*
Danielle Connell ’03
Kathryn Connolly ’13
Kathleen Conole*
Ryan Conole
Mary Reardon Conway ’77
Erin Lynch and Jay Copson P’35
Anastasia Coravos ’96
Kerry Cormier ’93
Danielle and Arthur Corsino*
Laura and Brendan Cosgrove*
Mark Cote
Michael Coughlan
Leila Laghmati and David Courtemanche P’26
Critical Mass Solar
Edwina Evans Cronin ’60 and James Cronin*
Maureen Secor Crowe ’53
Sonja Fritz Cucinotti ’63 and Dominic Cucinotti
CyberGrants
DDonna Dailey ’76
Patricia and Thomas Daly* GP’25,’28
Jessica and Timothy Daly P’25,’28
Jamie and John Deignan* P’25,’30
Maria De La Cruz P’25
Nino Dela Cruz
Cara Della Barba
Sally and Kevin DeLucia P’37
Padma Sonti and Sashi Desikan P’27
Brenda and Thomas DeSimone P’28
Ronald Desmarais
Mary Jean Meehan Desmarais ’70 and Robert Desmarais*
Paul Desrochers
Kathryn Jussaume Destroismaison* ’00
Linh and Christian Detzel P’20
Barbara Devine
Andy Devlin
James Dilday
Louis Dinkel P’16
Georgia Dodge P’83,’86
Samantha and Christopher Dinicola P’29,’37,’39
Francene Kealy Donahue* ’55
Ann and Kevin Donnelly* P’88,’91
Robert Donnelly
Taeomi Martyn Dooley and Robert Dooley* P’00,’07
Julie Dowd
Jaclyn Kinsman Dowd ’03
Roseanne and Sean Downing P’28
Dream Diner*
Enhua Wang and Ning Duanmu* P’25,’30
Sylvie DuBois P’20,’20
EKathleen Earle* ’96
Leonard Eddy
Edward M. Connolly Insurance Agency, Inc.
Kathleen Egan ’62
Katie and Mark Emanuele* P’25
Janet and Keith Espirito
FGeorge Faneuf
Taylor McCarthy Faria ‘10 and Ethan Faria P’33,’34
Mary Jane Farley* ’60
Alicia Ferraiuolo* P’38
Linda and Thomas Ferreira* GP’25
Fidelity Brokerage Services, LLC*
Michael Fields
Noah Finkel
Marianne and Thomas Finocchiaro*
Janice Fischer
Joseph Fisher P’88,’93
Ruth Conway Fitzgerald ’79
Camrin and James Flynn*
Colleen Martin Flynn ’14
Allison Flynn*
Michelle Maciag and Joseph Foley P’36,’39
Bridget Former Quinn ’93 and Allistair Former P’19,’25
Helen Tobin Forrest ’50
Patricia Foster
Dave Fournier
Ann Marie Vovakis Foustoukos ’83 and Stephen Foustoukos
ROLL CONTINUED
Julia and Leonard Foy P’23,’26,’32,’32,’37
Patricia Cawley Foye* ’73
Katrina Frazer* ’03
Susan Carmichael Frost* ’69 GP’28
Judith Finnerty Frye ’59
Furniture By Design
GJennifer Gacek* P’24
Danielle Gagnon ’98
Jessica and Anthony Ganchi* P’28,’30
Phyllis Gauthier-Scott ’68
Kathy Cole Geary ’74
Cassidy Geisler
Christine and Peter Gennaro* P’95
Melissa Gibbons ’91
Nicole Usher and Richard Gibbons* P’26,’37
Brad Gilbreth
Marie Gleason-Tada* ’67
Jamie and Dan Glennie*
Krystal Gmyrek ’10
Maura Bradley-Gnanou and Souleymane Gnanou P’35
James Godfroy
Joane Sheehan Golden ’86 and Thomas Golden P’22,’24
Gail and Michael Goldman P’27,’30
Kimberly Graham*
Greater Lowell Community Foundation
Greater Lowell Road Runners Club*
Karen Costello Green ’74 and Jack Green*
Kirsten and Eric Grueter* P’34,’37
Patricia Lavoie Grugnale* ’51
Jeffrey Guerra P’13
Joanne and Joe Gugliotti*
Sheila Leary Gurry* ’64
HPaula Habib*
Jessica Hale*
Rachel and Philip Hanson P’16,’19
Sarah MacLellan Harrington* ’74
Marilyn Lagana Harris* ’69 P’99 GP’37,’38
Linda Hart
Irene Hartley ’61
Emma Marsh Hatch* ’05
Pamela Lacy Hatton ’61
Michael Hayes
Kerry Ann and Christian Hayon
Regina Healy* ’54
Camile Poutre and Diego Rayner Sudre Hell P’36
Helpware
Danielle Rinsler and Patrick Heron P’24
Beth Winkowski Hodgkinson* ’85
Kristin Hoffman and Greg Lingley P’23
Patricia Regan Howe* ’52
Bridget O’Rourke Hubbard ’68
Gemma and Charlie Huntress* GP’32,’36
Suzanne Hurley ’68
Jewel Hurt
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Martha Lappin Iarrapino ’67 and Anthony Iarrapino* P’98
Industrial Boiler & Mechanical Services, LLC*
JJames F. O’Donnell & Sons, Inc.
Janus Henderson Foundation
Rosemary Leary Jeans ’66
Scott Johnson
Colleen Johnson* P’21,’36
Kelly Fucarile Johnston ’96 and Scott Johnston*
Christina and Sunil Joseph P’27
JP Morgan Chase & Co
Jeannie Sargent Judge ’58
KJosiane and Joe Kairouz* P’35,’38
Amy Ericson Kaiser ’05
Kaknes Landscape Supply
Steve Kanaracus
Priya and Apparao Karri P’30
Katherine Coughlin ’75 and David Kasman*
Shannon Belanger ’01 and Mike Kazanjian P’34
Dianne and Richard Kazanjian*
Barbara Foye Keefe* ’72
M. Elizabeth Keegan ’73
Caroline Kelly
Charlotte Kelly*
Torrieann Dooley Kennedy ’99 and Richard Kennedy*
Lucy and Christopher Kennedy P’01
Adrianna Christenakis Kenyon ’06
Stella Papafagos Khoury ’86
Barbara King and Andrew Hill
Victoria Kinsman P’03 and F. Jack Kinsman* P’89,’03
HONOR
Kip O’Neil Co.*
Maria and Jeffrey Kirsch*
Jennifer Klein*
Knight’s Contracting & Remodeling
Kimberely Kolesar Krzywy ’87 and Henry Krzywy*
LLady Tracey Ann DBA Coastal Lanscaping
Catherine and Andre Lafontaine P’28
Lauren and Nick Laganas* P’35,’38
Beth Wilson-Lampro and Erick Lampro P’30
Phoung Huynh and David Langlois P’32
Courtney and Joseph Lay P’31,’33
Geraldine O’Reilly Leach and Timothy Leach P’18,’20
Eileen Leach ’18
Nora Leach ’20
Barbara Quill Leary ’60 GP’18
Dennis LeBlanc
Lemon Tree Neuropsychological
Sue and William Lendacky
Anne Picard Lennon* ’78 P’09,’12
Nina Lewin
Frederick Lewis P’14
Min Chen and Fenghua Li P’29
Sophocles Liapopoulos
Susan Livingston* P’90,’93
Margaret and Norman Lombardi*
Janet and Gary Long
Bette and James Long P’30
Catherine Sparks Lospennato* ’60
MJulie and William Ma* P’22
Katherine Ma ’22
Jessica and Stephen MacCormack P’29,’32
Sally Vachon Magnuson* ’60
Rich Mahoney
Margaret Wood Mahoney* ’54
Mahoney Oil Co.*
Richard Main
Robert Manning
Susan and Joseph Mansur* P’08
Daniel Mansur*
Patricia and Richard Marais*
Joan Markessinis
Stephen Marley* P’99
Samin Chourb and Carlos Marquez P’25
Lauren and Stephen Marquis*
Anastasia and Stephen Marsden*
Lynn Francisco-Marsh and William Marsh* P’05
Ruthann LaBay Marston ’78 and William Marston
Maria and Ben Martignetti* P’29
Fiona Martin ’17
Tammy and David Martineau P’19,’23,’25
Jean and Dewayn Marzagalli*
Sharon and Michael McCaffrey P’20
Anne Morrison McCambridge
Kim and Kevin McCarthy* P’08
Debora and Shawn McCarthy* P’31,’33
Kaitlin McCarthy* ’08
Kaitlyn McClure ’03
Jennifer Shaw McComas ’90 and Michael McComas* P’20,’22,’24,’28
Rosanna Anziani and Brandon McCombs P’35,’37,’39
Anne Cryan McDevitt ’70
Amy Hudson McDonnell ’91 and James McDonnell
Ashley and Peter McGuane P’34,’39
Mary Jean and Daniel McGuane* P’34,’35
Nicole and Timothy McKnelly P’25,’29
Ann McNamee ’87
Helen Sullivan McNamee* ’49 P’87,’91 GP’14,’22
Jennifer and Marty Meehan* P’23
Julie and Owen Meehan* P’29,’32
Paula Mellett
Russell Merwin*
Peace and Angus Michaels P’24
Alexa and Shawn Micklovich* P’30,’33
Lyn and Jack Micklovich GP’30,’33
Patrick Millerick
Lynne and Joseph Millett P’37
Milltown Plumbing & Heating
Barbara Mitchell
Meghan and Matthew Montour P’30
Kristen and Mark Moody*
Carole Cox Moore* ’61
Brendan Moore
Luis Morais
Mary and James Moriarty
Marianne Barry Moriarty* ’62
Charlotte Morin* P’90,’99
Ann and Josiah Morrill
Paula and Robert Morrison
Kevin Moulton
Pricilla Johnson and Daniel Mukalazi*
Amaya Murguia ’17
Siobhan Murphy* ’92
Anne Pollard Murphy* ’68
Daniel Murphy
Christine and Richard Murphy*
Kathryn and Steven Murphy P’27,’34,’36
Lucia Murray*
Sarah Murray*
Brendan Murray
Meaghan Muscato ’02
Purity Mwaurah
NM. Catherine Connell Nagle ’78
National Philanthropic Trust
Barbara Boumila Nealon* ’62
Jeffrey Newhall
Maura Godfrey Newman and Daniel Newman* P’18
Patricia and William Nickles*
Eunice Njaaga P’30,’33
Maura Sullivan Norton ’72 and John Norton* P’10,’15
Marcia Boumila Nugent ’60 and David Nugent
Nancy Nugent-Harley ’61
Dimpal and Cyril Nunes* P’26,’31
Mary Jo Horgan Nurney ’78
OElizabeth Guiler O’Connell ’85 and Timothy O’Connell P’18
Grace O’Connell* ’18
O’Connor Studios*
James O’Donnell
Kathleen and James Ogonowski
Stephanie O’Leary ’88
Chris O’Neil
Nisia and Scot Orlowski P’36
PVittoria Pacifico*
Padma Sonti Homes
Liane Pancoast
Aida and J. Daniel Parada* P’29
Eileen Quinn Parmet ’95
Dana and Joseph Partyka*
Ekta and Ravi Patel P’26,’35
Patricia Patierno GP’35’36
Nara Paz-Gain and Dennis T. Gain P’33
Cathryn and Brian Pedreschi P’26
Heather Perkins
Emma and Jimmy Perrier P’30
Jane Peterson GP’34,’37
Christina and Alfredas Petkus P’36,’38
Christine Brady Petrucci* ’69
Lisa Phillips
Peter Picken
Sarim and Marc Poirier P’29,’31,’32
Joanne and Kevin Poliquin P’34,’37
Marianne Pollard ’02
Virginia and Steve Price P’88 GP’18
QAndrea Rigby Quatrale ’10
RR.J. Wilson, Inc.*
Vivek Radia
Maureen Boss Radtke* ’03
Julie Murrell and Jeffrey Randall* P’30
Deborah Raras*
Metka Bizjan and Bostjan Ravnik P’27
Red Brick Clothing Co.*
Alexandria Regan*
Reichheld Ting Orthodontics*
Anne Deislinger Reinhart* ’95
John Resteghini
Christy Hall Reynolds ’92
Kelley Rice*
Donna Scannell Richards ’71 and Peter Richards* P’05
Margaret and Benjamin Richardson P’30
Patricia Riley GP’29,’32,’35
Karine and Kevin Riley P’35
Roofing King
David Rousselle P’37
Kim and David Rowlett P’29
Corina Ossers and Marco Ruiz P’27,’31
Julie and Joseph Rutkowski GP’34,’37
Susan and Thomas Ryan P’19,’19
SCarla Salvucci
Marilyn and David SanClemente
Marykate and Jordan Sarracco
Terry Sarracco
Stephen Sartori*
Kathleen Heslin Scalise ’66 P’97
Janet Hall ’66 and David Schaefer*
Ashley and Eric Seasholtz P’24
Keith Seavey*
Alice Hubbell Shah* ’02
Gina Shamshak* ’97
Marybeth and Patrick Shanahan*
Paul Shaughnessy*
Shelagh Shaw* GP’20,’22,’24,’28
Kathleen Shea P’34
Andrea Sheehan*
Jeffrey Shepard
Christine Chenard Shipley* ’88
Carmen Sime and Jeanemmanuel Francois P’24
Joanne and Robert Sordillo* P’30,’32
Lynne Spangler
Aubrey Specht ’15
Louise Asselin Spiridigliozzi ’51
Catherine and James Stangroom* P’03,’10 GP’23,’35
Robert Stefanik GP’34
Marissa and Christopher Stefanik P’34
Kristen Bowes Stella ’02 and Daniel Stella*
Katie and Anthony Sterner P’29,’33
Terri and Kevin Stevens P’30
Nike Michaelides and Timothy Stever* P’25
Glenn Stewart
Maureen and Edward Stillwell
Keith Stockton
Janis Stoklosa ’64
Lyndsey and Brendan Stroh* P’34,’36,’38
Naomi Rousseau Sullivan* ’58 P’82,’83,’87
Marie Kirwin Sweeney ’60
Veronika Szabo* ’79
Kathryn Szymaszek* ’03
June and Edward Szymaszek* P’99,’03
TKathryn Tarantino ’18
Ashley and Bryce Taylor* P’35
Three Amigos LLC
Kathleen Desmond Trahanovsky* ’56
Stephanie Donlin and Nathan Travaglia P’32
Trebor Martyn Dooley Scholarship*
David Trull
Turf King Lanscape Co.
UUBS Financial Services Inc.
Ritu Gupta Ullal* ’95
Linda Unger
University Music
VAlanna and Franklin Van Antwerpen P’28
Krystal Velazquez ’01
VHS, Inc.
Jeannine Houle Vigerust* ’55
WJack Wang
Ann Wangari Ngigi P’27
Oscar Weber
Bethany McNamara Welch ’12
Eric White
Elizabeth Stangroom White ’10 and Shane White* P’35
Robert Wieczorek
Erin Wholley*
Patricia and Kevin Wholley*
Cassandra and Caleb Wilfert
Jessica and Corey Williams
Amanda and Jeremy Wonders* P’32
Stacey Wong* ’03
Leslie Wong P’26,’27
X,Y,Z
Ana and Clint Yap* P’29
Nicholas Zaharias
Laura Zanfes
Kitzie Oliveira Zeidan ’97
Sharon Gunda and Tinei Zhou* P’31
Joan Leahey Zink* ’68
Caitlin McKinney and Andrew Zografos P’38
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Anheuser-Busch Companies, LLC
Gina and Randy Boisse P’27
Boston Hockey Academy
BuenoMalo
Catering by Erin McMahon
Nicole Rocha Clark ’98 and John Clark
Melissa Montelione Clayton ’89
Danielle Coimbra
Enterprise Bank
Epigram Brew Co.
Flawless Beauty Aesthetics
Camrin and James Flynn
Patricia Foster
Gibbet Hill
Charlotte Kelly
Jennifer Klein
Maine-ly Drizzle
Sarah Stephen and Domenic Mariano P’36,’39
Lauren and Stephen Marquis
Anastasia and Stephen Marsden
Kim and Kevin McCarthy P’08
Shelagh Mahoney ’83 and Joseph McNamee P’14,’22
Jeanne and John Morrison P’05,’10,’15
Nashoba Valley Ski Area
NH Health and Wellness
Erin and Jacob Norton P’36
Oak & Iron Brewing Co.
Vittoria Pacifico
Paul’s Landscape Services & Supplies LTD
Sarim and Marc Poirier P’29,’31,’32
Princeton Station
Red Brick Clothing Co.
Keith Seavey
Somerset Swim & Fitness
Spyglass Brewing Company
Kristen Bowes Stella ’02 and Daniel Stella
Lyndsey and Brendan Stroh P’34,’36,’38
The Andover Companies
The Paper Store
Tree House Brewing Company
True Performance Physical Therapy
David Trull
Wood Brothers Flowers
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