Impact Magazine Fall Winter 2024

Impact Magazine FALL/WINTER 2024 Annual Report Edition

CARA MANGINI ‘97 Award-Winning Author, Chef and Restaurateur

BLACK STUDENT UNION Diversity and Service at NDB

EPICUREAN GROUP Woman and minority-owned business + catering for NDB

LINDSEY MIFSUD ‘15

HAPPY EATING, TIGER FAMILY

Nutrition Coach, Owner of LL’s Kitchen

KATHLEEN LUZZI '74 Owner, Kathy’s Creative Kakes

ANDREA KOZLOWSKI MULLINEUX '97 Owner, Mullineux Winery

Dear Alumnae Sisters,

Dear NDB Alumnae,

This is an amazing time of year; pumpkin spice all around, fall activities, warm sweaters, hot chocolate and preparing for our Christmas Season. It is a celebratory season of fun and food. You could wonder, how do fall, food and Notre Dame connect? To me, it is easy - food feeds the soul and if you are lucky enough to be on campus or around any of our students, you can see that NDB feeds the soul as well. As a mom on the ground at school these days, I have to share that the beginning of the school year has been AMAZING!!!

Back to School Night was electric with energy, kindness and a renewal of dedication and devotion to teaching the girls. It was honestly so invigorating and inspiring to hear from the teachers and see the school shine like we know she can!

As we enter the holiday season and look forward to the delicious foods we will indulge in, we recognize the amazing women of Notre Dame Belmont who have excelled in the food industry. From restaurateurs to winery owners to alumnae and woman-owned businesses, we are proud of the alumnae who share their warm recipes and inspire delicious dishes. What makes food so special? I believe it is the company that we enjoy it with. Whether I am enjoying a warm cup of hot cocoa while catching up with an NDB sister, sharing a meal with my parents who are now grandparents to my children, or toasting to twelve years of marriage with my husband Cameron, I recognize the special memories that we form around food and the delicious moments that come from enjoying a warm bite together. May we all enjoy the company we surround ourselves with this season and this New Year ahead.

The incredible women who are featured in this edition of Impact are changemakers by the way of food and nourishment for our soul. Whether they are a cookbook author, personal chef, a baker or wine maker, our accomplished alumnae are sharing their success stories.

For me, a connection between food and NDB makes perfect sense. As Meredith says, we need to be kindness-givers and changemakers- I truly believe it is who we are.

In Notre Dame,

Mary Kmak '84 (P '24, P '26) Alumnae Leadership Board President

Cheers, Tigers!

Meredith Essalat '98 Head of School

From GOLD to

platinum

NDB has been named to the 2024 Advanced Placement School Honor Roll which recognizes schools whose AP programs are delivering results for students while broadening access.

The AP School Honor Roll offers four levels of distinction: Platinum, Gold, Bronze and Silver. NDB has been designated as PLATINUM this year, rising from Gold last year. In May of 2024, 209 students took 408 examinations in 21 subject areas.

From this total, 70% earned a score of 3 or higher. Go Tigers!

Black Student Union and Student Coalition for Diversity Connect Art, Service and Community Tigers from the NDB Black Student Union and the Coalition for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging had an inspiring day in San Francisco for Black Art Week in October. The day kicked off with meaningful service at GLIDE Memorial, followed by an enriching visit to the Museum of African Diaspora where students explored powerful exhibits celebrating Black culture and history.

“Learning from and serving at GLIDE memorial was a fantastic kick-off to our Black Student Union and The Coalition for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging. It was a perfect example of Hallmark #6: Creating community among those with whom we work and serve,” shared faculty member G Imazumi-Hegarty ‘07.

“At the GLIDE Memorial, my classmates and I helped prepare lunches that are handed out for free to unhoused individuals,” shared student Loki Ignalls ‘26. “This experience really made me feel like I was giving back to the community instead of just talking about doing so. I think that everyone should volunteer at a place similar to GLIDE at least once in their life. It's humbling and it humanizes the people that you usually only hear about through statistics in the news.”

“I learned that helping others is not that hard to do. It is very easy, yet very beneficial. I also learned that I am very good at making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches! Additionally, I learned that Aria and I have a lot of things in common and we became friends that day,” shared student Emily James-Johnstone ‘28.

STUDENTS MEET AWARD-WINNING AUTHOR, CHEF, RESTAURATEUR AND ALUMNA CARA MANGINI ‘97 On Monday, September 10, 2024, students and Staffulty gathered in the Moore Pavilion for a special guest speaker who stopped at NDB along her book tour! NDB welcomed home award-winning author, chef, restaurateur and beloved NDB alumna, Cara Mangini ‘97. Having recently published her second cookbook The Vegetable Eater, Cara discussed her journey to where she is today and how her time at NDB prepared her.

“NDB is where it all started,” she shared, “You don’t realize what an impact NDB has until you look back.

When I was a student at NDB, I explored my many interests, and the ongoing exploration of each throughout my career ultimately led me to where I am today.”

Cara explained that one of the most important things she developed at NDB was her work ethic and stamina to be a successful entrepreneur, “These skills allow me to do what I do,” explained Cara, “to have developed and to own a business, to navigate my career and to make important choices.”

When we asked Cara what it's like to be back at NDB, she shared, “So much has changed, yet so much is the same. That spirit that makes Notre Dame special is still so vibrant and a part of each student.”

Students shared that they learned from the advice she gave. “You should always follow your dreams no matter how big or small they are. A challenge can always be a good thing and will help you achieve your goals,” Kalea Solano ’26 said.

“My advice for students is to follow your interests because they will pave the way for you. It is easy to get overwhelmed by the term “passion” and to get caught up in identifying what your passion is. Years ago someone asked me, ‘If you could do anything on your day off, what would it be?’ And the answer was simple and immediate. I love to cook delicious food for the people that I love and enjoy it together. After that, I pursued how to make that a career.”

“I liked how she talked about her journey in the exact timeline…I really liked how she emphasized the fact that she was lost at first on what to do; this made it very relatable to me as a student,” Amu Raju ‘25 said.

ultimate black bean chili and more! With an outpour of love for Cara’s yummy dishes, many of these recipes have now been adopted into NDB’s lunch rotation for students and Staffulty to enjoy regularly.

Following a delicious lunch, Cara did a live signing of her cookbook. In addition, 25 students received a free autographed copy of The Vegetable Eater for being the first to reply to a “word of the week” email from Head of School Mrs. Essalat.

“Block out the noise and listen to yourself in your gut. Entrepreneurship stems from the confidence that you have within yourself. Every day you have to tell yourself to keep going even when it's really challenging. Follow your interests and have faith that you will end up exactly where you are meant to be.”

Cara’s books The Vegetable Eater and The Vegetable Butcher are available for purchase on Amazon and at a variety of bookstores.

We hope that you enjoy her delicious recipes with your friends and families this holiday season.

Happy eating, NDB Community!

After Cara’s talk with the student body and Staffulty, our wonderful Epicurean team prepared lunch crafted straight from Cara’s new book, including her classic lasagna, butternut squash and chard veggie lasagna, kale caesar salad,

NDB’s Beloved Epicurean: Independent Woman and Minority-Owned

Let’s eat!

Epicurean provides breakfast, snacks and lunch to students and Staffulty each day. Passionate about healthy, fresh food, the Epicurean Group is an independent woman and minority-owned business, dedicated to environmentally and socially responsible food service management practices.

The student lunch program includes a salad bar, deli bar, and daily hot entree options which include a vegetarian option; ingredients are fresh, seasonal, and local. “The meals are very nutritious, as well as taste good,” Lauren Zerella ‘25 said. Students enjoy the variety available. “I love that it is something new everyday, and each meal is always so creative. I also appreciate the variety of choices,” shared Virginia Fitzgerald ‘25.

Locally sourced is important to the NDB community because it means that the food is local, seasonal and at its peak of freshness. Epicurean focuses on sourcing from local growers and artisan partners within a 150 mile radius from NDB. Students appreciate that the food is locally sourced and organic. “This makes sure that students are eating healthy and naturally grown food, as well as supporting local and ethical farmers,” Hollblad-Fadiman ‘26 said.

Students weren’t the only ones who benefitted from the locally sourced, healthy food selections. Staffulty also appreciate the healthy food options.

“Executive Chef Jaime Barillas, General Manager Kimi Green, and the Epicurean staff are doing an excellent job in ensuring that the NDB community enjoys healthy and delicious meals. Their dedication to offering a wide variety of food, from hot dishes to a fresh salad bar, is commendable. The added touch of always serving with a smile makes the experience even more enjoyable for everyone.

All meals are included in the students’ tuition, and Staffulty are also provided meals, which adds convenience,” English teacher Mrs. Esthermaria Martin said.

Kimi Green General Manager, Epicurean Group

HEALTHY

FOOD

In her third year as General Manager for Epicurean, Kimi Green shares what it means to be a part of Team NDB. “When I come in everyday, I feel the positivity of the Staffulty and the students. There is always a welcoming feeling, and I feel an attitude of gratitude no matter what day or time it is. There is a culture of respect and support towards one another. The NDB community brings out the best in one another,” shared Kimi.

”As a female leader, I support and appreciate NDB’s values and mission. It’s a special feeling being a part of a community that focuses on empowering young women generation after generation. I enjoy seeing and hearing the excitement from students and Staffulty when they pick up their lunch and it’s something they love to eat. It’s a huge compliment to our team when they want a little of everything on the menu, and the plate is too small. I love it when people come back for seconds and when they pass by or stop to tell me how much they loved the lunch. Positive feedback from guests, parents, students and Staffulty during or after events is confirmation that we are doing a good job and helping to create lasting memories with our food,” shared Kimi.

Students share how helpful and friendly the staff is with helping them to make selections. “Lots of Epicurean staff help me with food selections. They present ample options for vegans, vegetarians, gluten and dairy free; they are super helpful and always open minded. The staff are so kind and always present us with a smile on their face,” shared Camilla Qaqundah ‘26.

The warm relationship among students, Staffulty and Epicurean Group is obvious as students and Staffulty greet Epicurean staff by name each day. Even more evident was when last year, beloved Epicurean team member Francisco endured an accident resulting in months of recovery. During this time, Francisco received an outpouring of letters, posters, flowers, food and gifts from students and Staffulty members to let him know that they were cheering him on back to health. Students even organized a fundraiser at Amici’s to support his healing journey. The day that Francisco finally returned to campus, there were many happy tears shed and happy hugs of friendship. What a testament to the community that Notre Dame is!

A DELICIOUS PASSION FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS Owner of LL’s Kitchen, Lindsey Mifsud ‘15 is a former NCAA softball player and certified Nutrition Coach, born and raised in the Bay Area. Her passion for health and wellness runs deep. When she’s not whipping up granola in the kitchen, one can find her in the gym. As a four-year starting softball pitcher at the University of Redlands, Lindsey’s mindset evolved around fitness and nutrition and the importance of play both on the field and in the weight room.

“My college softball career paralleled the changes in my relationship with food and further inspired me to help others on that same journey.” She explained that she struggled with her own relationship with food and health-related issues, all while being in the spotlight with pressures to perform at a high level. “My life experiences will continue to drive me to help others however I can,” Lindsay said.

LL’s Kitchen began as a hobby during the pandemic. “This quickly became about so much more than granola; it became a vessel for channeling inner strength, independence and realization of one’s true potential,” Lindsey shared.

Lindsey explains that LL’s Kitchen’s healthy choices should never mean compromising flavor which is why they’ve carefully crafted granola using only the finest, all natural and refined sugar free ingredients. Each flavor of granola is perfectly blended with the richness of infused olive oil and just a touch of honey as the only sweetener. This unique combination adds a delightful twist to each bite, making their granola a true culinary masterpiece.

Lindsey feels strongly that her NDB education shaped the foundation of who she is as a woman and business owner. “NDB was where I learned how positive self-talk can transform a girl into a woman. My time at Notre Dame gave me the confidence and ability to handle life’s greatest challenges, to not be afraid to ask for help, to persevere through adversity, and most importantly, to be exactly who I am.”

“Women supporting women is so incredibly powerful, and I believe receiving an education in such a positive and encouraging environment is what helped to develop my courage, grit, and determination.

Go Tigers!”

Cooking up a Love for Business and Cakes Kathleen Luzzi ‘74 produces outrageously creative cake designs as well as exquisite and delicious wedding cakes, cupcakes and cookies. Kathy's Creative Kakes also offers basic and advanced decorating classes and workshops at the bakery in San Mateo.

“NDB was the beginning of learning for me. I was discovering my own excitement in learning for myself.

This changed my perspective on getting an education and ignited a love for learning that I felt very lucky to have entering college. I depended on the basics of critical thinking and discipline that I learned at Notre Dame to support me through the serious challenges that going to UCLA and UC Berkeley brought. In hindsight, I relish the learning that I was able to take with me and see that it has lasted my entire life throughout a few careers.”

Kathleen shared that she celebrated her creative side during Aquacades at NDB, “I was a swimmer all my life and participating every year in Aquacades are some of my best memories. Not only swimming and learning routines, but making costumes and the backdrops let me experience another side to my creativity that I use in my daily work now.”

Being both logical and creative, Kathleen loves to combine both skills in her work, “Being a business owner brings one set of joy and challenges, but making creative cakes allows both sides of my brain to flourish. I think deep down I realized this desire to exercise both sides of me, the logical and the creative, was first acquired during my time at Notre Dame.”

We were so grateful to have Kathy return home to NDB at the Class of 1974 50th Reunion in October. Kathy created a deliciously beautiful cake for her class incorporating their class mascot, the Pirates, and even their photos on the cake (pictured above and to the left).“After our NDB Reunion, I feel so fortunate to have been able to share our combined memories and life stories with each other. It truly was a meaningful and wonderful time.

I’m so grateful for several lifelong relationships with my classmates. It’s a bond that lasts through the years.”

A Taste for Wine

Andrea and Chris Mullineux

Andrea Kozlowski Mullineux ‘97 and her husband, Chris, are owners of the Mullineux Winery. In response to the question asking what she does on a daily basis, Andrea explained that as a business owner, winemaker, viticulturalist and mother, her daily routine is a blend of creativity, science and hands-on work. Each day begins with getting her teenagers to school followed by a review of the vineyard conditions, depending on the season— checking the weather, assessing vineyard health, and planning for upcoming tasks such as winter pruning, springtime canopy management or summer harvesting.

In the winery, she oversees various processes such as fermentation, blending, and barrel aging. Quality control is paramount, so of course, there are frequent tastings to evaluate the wines at different stages and make necessary decisions.

“Working closely with my husband in running the business, we discuss strategies for the vineyard, winery and sales to make sure we stay positioned as a top fine wine producer. Each day is a unique challenge that fuels my love for this craft, combining science with artistry in every bottle we produce.“ When asked about how Andrea balances a successful business and family she shared, “Of course family life is very important to me and making sure that it is balanced is not always easy, but it is incredibly rewarding to involve our children as much as possible, and to show them what one can accomplish when starting from scratch when you put your mind to it.”

Andrea shared that her Notre Dame education laid the foundation for her life and career. “As a proud graduate of Notre Dame Belmont, I often reflect on how this remarkable school laid the foundation for my career as a top winemaker in a traditionally male-dominated field. My time there was transformative, fostering an independent spirit that has guided me throughout my professional journey.”

Andrea’s love for science and creativity grew during her academic career at NDB. “I was fortunate to benefit from an exceptional science program and curriculum that incorporated creativity on all levels. This eventually ignited my passion for the world of viticulture and enology, a true combination of science and art.”

Andrea and her family It was not only academics at NDB that prepared Andrea for her successful career, it was also the life-changing experience of being surrounded by likeminded, supportive women.

“Beyond academics, the environment was one of empowerment. I was surrounded by strong female role models who demonstrated that women can thrive in any field. Their encouragement inspired me to believe in my own potential and to pursue my dreams, and that we have the tools and support to break barriers and redefine expectations. We were encouraged to embrace our passion, challenge ourselves and know that we can make a significant impact in whatever path we choose.”

Andrea’s NDB graduation quote was, “You can be as safe as a bird in a cage, but the bird in the tree is the one that’s singing.” Andrea shared that she chose this quote because “NDB was a beautiful beginning to believing in myself and eventually becoming a role model to the next generation of young women.”

Andrea pays great respect for those who came before her. She shared, “I have deep appreciation for those who paved the way before me. The trailblazers in the wine industry – particularly women who broke barriers – serve as powerful reminders of what’s possible.

“At the core of my inspiration is authenticity. Being true to myself and my values is essential in both my personal and professional life.”

Feeding Students for Life On October 30 NDB held its annual NDB Scholarship Benefit, raising money for tuition assistance. Honoree Dianne Sullivan Morton ‘83, owner and photographer of Dianne Morton Photography, shared how NDB feeds students the elements of true leadership - graduates who are fit for an ever-evolving future, tapping into their intelligence and empathy to meet the moment and rise to any occasion.

"The most important benefit of an all-girls education is a growing sense of confidence. By the time I graduated NDB, I was ready to take on the world," shared Dianne.

As attendees walked into the event at NDB, they walked through an art show of beautiful pieces created by Dianne. The audience was thrilled to learn that Dianne’s passion for art was cultivated at NDB, where she indulged in her love of photography, learning to shoot images and develop film in the school’s darkroom.

As the evening progressed, a rich discussion about the importance of tuition assistance prevailed. Many deserving students who are in the process of applying to be a part of NDB’s Class of 2029 have their heart set on joining our community, but do not know if they will have the opportunity to attend NDB due to financial constraints.

Over the course of the evening, the NDB Community was “introduced” to prospective students from the Class of 2029 including an eighth grader named Alle: "My favorite subject in school is Art class because I can express myself in different ways. Also, since I have a creative mind, and I like to show my ideas to people and share my feelings with them. I also have begun to love math.This last year my teacher has named me the 'Math Star'! What I would like to do in High School is dance. Dancing is a way where I can be myself and be happy. I am lucky to have a loving family and I am grateful for them and my teachers. I absolutely LOVED Notre Dame when I went to the Open House! (Can you tell I am smiling right now?)” - Alle, eighth grader With over 250 families having attended Open House on Sunday, October 20, the Class of 2029 has begun their journey at NDB and we can't imagine turning away any deserving student from an NDB education. There is still time to fund the future for the Class of 2029! No amount is too big or too small. It takes a village to educate the leaders of tomorrow! Please scan the QR code or visit ndhsb.org/support/fund-a-future.

Recent Reunions & Alumnae Gatherings Class of 1958 Members from the Class of 1958 gathered in San Jose on October 29. This class gathers for a reunion every five years to reminisce about all things NDB and catch up with one another in sisterhood.

Class of 1989 Tigers from the Class of 1989 had a fantastic reunion on September 27 at NDB in the newly renovated Innovation Lab. Beloved teachers made a surprise visit!

Class of 1974 Tigers from the Class of 1974 had a PIRATE themed reunion in true alumnae fashion. Friends were reunited and smiles and laughter filled the school!

Tigers in Hollywood Southern California Tigers gathered at Videre Rooftop Restaurant & Bar in Hollywood, enjoying a fantastic view of the city with cocktails, appetizers and great company. Once a Tiger, always a Tiger!

View upcoming events & update your contact info on our Alumnae webpage!

LASTING LEGACY LAUNCHING FUTURE GENERATIONS OF WOMEN INNOVATORS

Launching Future Generations of Women Innovators To amplify our mission, we have launched a $20M campaign, the first of its kind. Lasting Legacy Launching Future Generations of Women Innovators - will allow our school to thrive and flourish. The time is now to take the next critical steps in making our vision a reality. The changes that will be realized through this campaign are a powerful expression of our mission to develop compassionate young women of active faith, strong intellect and Christian leadership dedicated to promoting justice and peace in the world. This is the unique stamp of NDB.

Transforming STEM Education $8M

Innovation Lab

This campaign will fund the creation of a designated STEM wing on our campus where our facilities will match our unparalleled college-preparatory educational offerings. This new flexible learning space allows for students to collaborate across multi-disciplinary subjects to innovate and grow, and as graduates, meet the challenges of our ever-changing world.

Investing in our Sustainability: Teacher Compensation $12M

Center for Ethics & Technology

Biology Lab

The deep and personal connection our girls form with teachers during these critical years is a major factor in what sets NDB apart from the rest. Raising $12 million demonstrates our commitment to supporting our devoted educators and ensuring the school’s long-term success.

Specifically, these funds will provide salary increases annually to remain competitive with other educational institutions in the area. This will ensure NDB can continue to attract and retain top talent, and more importantly, offer our students the very best. The best education begins with uplifting our teachers.

Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Bob Sullivan Support the Lasting Legacy Capital Campaign Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan ‘69 and Bob Sullivan believe the high school years are the most important window in a young person’s development, ultimately setting one up for success in college and beyond. It was at Notre Dame Belmont (NDB) that Juliane ‘69 and her daughters, Rebecca ‘04 and Andrea ‘10, thrived in the school’s supportive, faith-based environment that empowers young women to take safe risks and discover their passions.

“THE SINGLEGENDER, SMALL ENVIRONMENT OF NDB EMPOWERS YOU TO FIND YOURSELF AND WHO YOU ARE, SO THAT YOU MAY GO OUT INTO THE WORLD AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE.”

“Single-gender education was the best thing for myself and my girls,” Juliane shared. “Having more introverted personalities, the environment at NDB empowered us to find our niches and thrive.

Both of my daughters excelled in college and have Masters’ degrees — one is a kindergarten teacher and one works with autistic children. The single-gender, small environment of NDB empowers you to find yourself and who you are, so that you may go out into the world and make a positive difference.”

Bob and Juliane look back on the financial struggle they faced putting two daughters and one son through private, Catholic high schools.

Having made the necessary sacrifices to afford their education, they dreamed of one day being able to help others do the same. It is with a deep sense of gratitude that they decided the need is great and the time is now.

"We have been incredibly blessed and now are able to step up to pay it forward. We support the Lasting Legacy Capital Campaign because we believe in the mission of NDB education. We invite others to join the story and the mission to support NDB to ensure its 100+ year legacy will live on. Schools don’t survive on their own — we all have to join in the heavy lifting to ensure NDB’s future. We are proud and grateful to pay it forward, and hope our mission of gratitude will inspire others to do the same,” shared Bob and Juliane.

Learn more at ndhsb.org/support/capital-campaign

Upcoming Events NOV 27 DEC 05 FEB 08 MAR 22 APRIL

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ALUMNAE SOCCER GAME 11 A.M. | NDNU KORET FIELD

ALUMNAE BASKETBALL GAME 5 P.M. | NDB MOORE PAVILION

JINGLE AND MINGLE HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE 6 TO 9 P.M. | NDB DINING ROOM Stroll down Candy Cane Lane at NDB as you peruse boutique pop-up shops (many Alumnae-owned!) and enjoy delicious treats and bubbly.

CRAB AND CASINO NIGHT NDB MOORE PAVILION Enjoy a delicious crab feast in support of NDB Athletics! Tickets coming soon to ndhsb.org.

SPRING AUCTION NDB MOORE PAVILION Enjoy a wonderful evening with delicious food, great music and fantastic bubbly while supporting NDB education. Tickets coming soon at ndhsb.org.

AQUACADES ALUMNAE TAILGATE NDB CAMPUS Watch Aquacades with your alumnae sisters at NDB.

WAYS TO Get Involved TEACH A TWO WEEK SUMMER COURSE FOR RISING 6TH-8TH GRADERS NDB is launching a brand new Summer Academy for rising 6th to 8th graders. Are you interested in teaching a two week course related to art, language, movement or STEM? Reach out to summerschool@ndhsb.org.

ALUMNAE AQUACADES JUDGES NEEDED FOR APRIL Do you want to judge Aquacades 2025? Judges enjoy a VIP viewing party with delicious food, drinks and wonderful company of NDB sisters. Reach out to Kari Allegri ‘96 at kallegri@ndhsb.org.

VISIT NDB AS A GUEST SPEAKER Are you interested in being a guest speaker at NDB to share your profession or professional journey with our students? Whether you are interested in speaking to the student body or a specific class, we would love to have you! Contact Meredith Essalat at messalat@ndhsb.org.

Leave a Lasting Legacy Leave a lasting legacy today by including Notre Dame Belmont High School in your trust or will and become a Centennial Circle member so that we can celebrate you and your generosity now. By including NDB in your estate, you demonstrate your belief in our mission and your desire to safeguard our future. What a wonderful legacy! A legacy gift may be as simple as a bequest in your will, or you can list NDB as a beneficiary of your IRA or life insurance policy. There are also vehicles that will allow you to make a gift today and receive income for life.

Including NDB in your will or revocable trust can be arranged easily, does not change your current lifestyle and can be modified easily for life circumstances or changes. If a bequest is something you are considering, please: Indicate a specific amount or a percentage of the remaining balance of your estate or trust Make your bequest unrestricted or direct it to a specific area of interest Tell us about your planned gift Consult your financial or estate planner

To learn more about including Notre Dame Belmont in your will, contact Carolina Whitty at cwhitty@ndhsb.org or 650.595.1913.

Class notes are back!

Katherine Loginoff Andruha ‘00 In 2023, Katherine earned her MBA from the University of Illinois, UrbanaChampaign Gies. She is the Vice President of Global Business Development at Fivetran, a Go-toMarket Advisor at Scale Venture Partners, and a Sales Development Advisor at Vendition and Modigie.

Katherine was named one of the Top 100 Female Sales Leaders in Silicon Valley. Known for her international sales expertise, she has been featured as a speaker at conferences, podcasts and webinars and was recently published on MSN for her sales strategies. Outside of work, Katherine serves on the San Francisco Ballet Auxiliary Board and St. George Pathfinders. She and her husband, Dimitri Andruha, live in San Mateo with their daughters, Zoe (13) and Savannah (8).

Brenna Lewalani Barrett ‘18 Brenna is a proud NDB alum from the Class of ’18 – go Mavericks! After wrapping up her studies at UC Davis and spending an incredible year working for a non-profit in Boston, Brenna just graduated with a Master’s in Applied Psychology from the University of Melbourne, Australia. Brenna shared that moving to Australia was one of the best decisions she ever made, and she is now back in California, excited to jump into the next chapter as she searches for post-grad opportunities.

Brenna hopes everyone from her class is thriving – “I can’t wait for our first reunion! Go Tigers!”

Attention all Alumnae!

What are you doing now?

Do you have a new job? Did you get married? Did you have a child?

Give us an update to include in Impact Magazine!

Scan the QR code or email cadamis@ndhsb.org.

Parents, let us hear about your graduate!

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2023-2024 Annual Report BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2023-2024 Operating Revenues

OFFICERS Andrea O'Riordan (P’21), Chair Kristen Degnan '92 (P’24, P’25), Vice Chair Ray Petrin, Secretary

Annual Fund 3%

9% Endowment, Fundraisers and Other Gifts

MEMBERS AT LARGE Nicole Ambayec ‘08 Sr. Yvonne Bondi, SNdN Betsy Bradford '82 David Chung (P’22) Catie Costa '89 Sue Greenberg (P’20) Tina Herrera (P’24, P’27) Donald Mattei (P’01, P’03) Abby Miller Gudich Sr. Louise O'Reilly, SNdN David Pelzner (P’21) Lisa Sellers (P’23) Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 Shane Tapp (P’23, P’26)

88% Tuition and Fees

2023-2024 Operating Expenses 13% Plant and Maintenace

6% Financial Assistance

81% Instructional and Student Programs

Ralston Circle Continued: $10,000-$24,999 Naomi and Jeff Silk Joan Verdino '49 City Mechanical Geoffrey's Diamonds & Goldsmith Google Matching Gifts Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation Kerns Fine Jewelry The E. Richard Jones Family Foundation

Gold Circle: $5,000-$9,999

2023-2024 Donor Circles St. Julie Billiart Circle: $100,000+ Anonymous Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan

NDB Circle: $50,000-$99,999 Dede and William Loftus Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan

Foundress Circle: $25,000-$49,999 Anonymous Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Teri Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 and Patrick Shaughnessy Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Liz Stapleton Zerella '95 and Mark Zerella, Ph.D. Goldman Sachs Gives James Irvine Foundation Robert Stewart Odell and Helen Pfeiffer Odell Fund Viragh Family Foundation

Ralston Circle: $10,000-$24,999 Kara Woodell Adamis '83 and David Adamis Alison and Bruce Caron Victoria and Greg Eckert Jenna Golde Felynn and Mark Haberecht Katerina Hollblad-Fadiman, M.D. and Jeff Hollblad-Fadiman, Ph.D. Laurie and Jonathan Lamb Camila and Tim Mahlman Heather and Gregory Melvin Carolyn Kucich Orelli '66 April and Matthew Quilter Sara and Paul Recktenwald Giorgio Riga

Debbie Panattoni Anderson '85 and Peter Anderson Hayley and Sandy Bakken Olivia Bellamy Kelly and Phillip Charnas Katherine Cleland and Jeff Cleland, Ph.D. Catie Costa '89 Debra and Gary DeMera Robert and Sharon Dooley Sharon Duplissea Jennifer Ziskin, M.D. and Jackson Egen Jenny Leswati and Ronnie Fong Sunita and Gans Ganapati Kiki and William Harke, Sr. Laura Kaufman and Douglas Henry Tina Herrera and Reuben Gallegos Julie Hibson '89 and John Fernandez Preeti and Suhas Joshi Janice Solimeno and Eric Kiebler Elaine and Simon King Anne Uyei, M.D. and Thomas Kistler, Ph.D. Janet and Stephen Land Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 and David Lees, M.D. Suzy and Mark Lester Shannon and Dan Maass John McAteer Dana and Andrew McCabe Jaimie Buss and Bryan McCormick Daniel McCoy Kristine McCoy Kara Moroney McGinty '88 and Scott McGinty Kathleen O'Rourke and John Sheridan Raymond Petrin Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip Alexandra and Brandon Pollack Beatrice and Kent Putnam Stacey Raff, Pharm.D. and Curtis Raff, D.D.S. Myung Nam and Vincent Truong van Nga Kristina Walsh '86 Apple Matching Gifts BlackRock Matching Gift Program Four Seasons Punta Mita Hy-Tech Construction The Ritz-Carlton Maui, Kapalua

Hallmark Circle: $2,500-$4,999 Yong and Samantha Ai Kari Rende Allegri '96 and Michael Allegri Gina and Lars Anderson Sarah Banola Donna and Kevin Bebb

Hallmark Circle Continued: $2,500-$4,999

Blue Circle: $1,500-$2,499

Heather and Andrew Bloch The Bloch Family Lisa Burnett Kristie and Scott Cairns Kathryn Castricone Hongyi Zhang and Ming Dong Marci and Brian Dragun Alyese and Kyle Enright Dan Everett Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 and Anthony Goblirsch Karen and Tom Gough Christina Hildebrand Staci and Jeffrey Homrig Maria Fariza Abdul Rahim and Vinod Karmegam Heidi Lamb and Alan Laing Ela Kozera and Stan Lewandowski Maureen Tedesco, M.D. and Michael Livingston Yuliya Song and Derrick Lo Annalisa and Ryan Loar Jill Rillema and Deryk Loo, Ph.D. Kiersten and Cornelius Mahon Jennifer McDevitt, Ph.D. and Michael McDevitt, M.D. Alice McNamara Jo and Daniel Moreno Tracy and Dylan Powers Kimberly and Mark Raposo Mary and Adam Rosen Jennifer and David Scott Christine and Bret Sewell Marie-Jose Eijking and Erhaan Shaikh Jaime and Patrick Slocum Stasia Hause, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Stephenson Lizette and Shane Tapp Quynh Trinh and Thong Nguyen Luz and William Turner Ayde and Daniel Vogl Lilyan Wright, Ph.D. and Brandon Wright Isabelle Young and Juan Pablo Mejia Richard Zaro Carol True Jeff True Anonymous Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund City National Bank Four Seasons Resort Maui Four Seasons Resort O'ahu at Ko Olina Genentech Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Junipero Serra High School Katie Anderson Diamonds Knowing Technologies, LLC Morgan Stanley GIFT Provident Credit Union Raposo Engineering Salesforce Foundation Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, US East-West Province Sisters of Notre Dame, US East-West Province Center Steiner's Jewelry Velvet 48 Wine Bar VMware Foundation

Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Anupa and Ajay Arora Nancy Ayling '62 and Dale Thomas Adrian Bellamy David Bellamy Cristina and Jeffrey Bordin Amanda and William Boyce Larisa and Eugene Buick Tim Byrne, Sr. Linda Ng and Simon Chu Efthimios and Tim Drolapas The Ellerhorst Family Eleanor Duplissea Enfield '93 and Michael Enfield Alli Fitzgerald Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Virginia and Timothy Fox Ramona Fung, MD '73 and John Wong Rebecca Girard and Joshua Cruickshank Amy and Eric Goldfarb Judith Grosey Yang Yang and Cheng Hu Andrea Aquino Irvin '89 Tala and Gaith Kawar Poppy and Andy Kimball Angela Fung and Adam Klipple Dawn and Jeff Lambert Jessica Broussard Langridge '03 and John Langridge Judy and Victor Lee Lisa and Robert Mahoney Jeanne Quivey Mandell, M.D. '62 and Peter Mandell, M.D. Joseph and Franca Marchetti Jenny and Don Mattei Janice and Michael Moore Lisa and Michael Moorhead Dana and Joshua Morse Claudia and Gregory Myall Susan Trochez and Kim Nielsen Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Anne and Joseph Pert Olga Silvestri Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 and Bill Thompson Loraine Wallace '56 Donna Zontos Bank of America Matching Gifts Montage Healdsburg NDB Student Giving Teresa Halton Photography The Dorrington Hotel Visa GivingStation

Family Circle: $500-$1,499 Anonymous Jennifer and Anthony Agresti Tharanga Abeysekera and Rajith Algama Anne and David Ammenti David Arbelaez Lynn and Richard Ashby Annette and David Barbagelata Debi Beltramo

Family Circle Continued: $500-$1,499 Marcie and Jim Bertram, Jr. Betsy Syme Bradford '82 and Kerry Bradford Holly Gibson and David Brady Laura and Brent Breckenridge Mary Abusief and Mark Brodeur Laz Cardenas Karen Bay Caselli '76 and John Caselli Sofia Castricone '26 Sarah and David Chung Tonya and Dwayne Chung Karen and Brett Clyne Hallie Colorado, Ph.D. and Camilo Colorado Rebecca and David Cook Lynn Cookinham Kellee and James Cross Jennifer and Brian Cuneo Kerry and Matt Daley Catey DeBalko Linda DiGiacomo and Michael DiGiacomo, M.D. Pete Doherty Marguerite Dolan-Lonergan '90 Cynthia Dold '90 and Mark Rowe Helen Doneux Lynn Gilleran Dorland '62 and William Dorland Jennifer and Lonnie Dorn Joan Dove Sonia and Satprit Duggal Amy McDevitt Earley '84 and Brian Earley Monica Ho Ehlers '86 and Barry Ehlers Catherine and James Elwood Meredith Myall Essalat M.Ed. '98 and Cameron Essalat Je Anne and Adam Ettrick Jacqueline Evans, O.D. '05 Amber and Anthony Farinha Jansie Farris Melita Figueroa '59 Robert and Mary Flint Mathew Frischer Patricia Geramoni Athia and Michael Giotinis Eleni Giotinis '15 Amy Artal and Greg Gladman Susan Bracco Gleason '66 and Gary Gleason Ailing and Ricardo Gonzalez Scott Gooch Sabina Gotuaco Joanne and Skip Green Susan Greenberg LoGiudice and Jospeh LoGiudice Audra Greenspan Kathryn Peppers and Brian Haagsman Mary Hadinger Libby Travers Hagman '73 and Roger Hagman Sarah and Robert Hamilton Elizabeth and Stephen Hawley Heather Hawley Annette Bertram Hepler '92 and Scott Hepler Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 and Robert Herrera Areti and Christopher Hickson Kristin and Dylan Howes Susan Drucker Hunsaker '91 and David Hunsaker Kristine Snow Hurley '95 and Jeremy Hurley

Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 and Jeromey Ingalls Julie and Wayne Jerves Kacie and Charley Johnson Mary Kmak Johnson, DVM '84 and Bob Johnson Jennifer Corsiglia Keim and Steve Keim Janet Eliason Kellogg '83 Anita and Chris Kennon Romina and Scott Kiesel Carla Oliveira-Killmon and John Killmon Ana and Andrew Kimoto Susan Bullock Kinney '65 Laura Galli Kockos and Scott J. Kockos Cate and Joseph Krensavage Jessica Lee Patricia Lester Maryanne Letterst '75 Clara and Scott Lonardo Tiffany Tisen and Patrick Lui Barbara and Ken Luis Kerri and Peter Macha Nancy and Alex Malaspina Ronda and Reggie Mananquil Karin Taylor-Manuele and Giuseppe Manuele Jessica and Anthony Manzi Kris McAlavey Michelle Chen and Timothy McBride Lili McGirr Cori and Tom McGlynn Stacy Blanchard and Joel McKinney Maureen McPeek Bernadette Mellott '61 Steve Messick Joan Meyer '93 Susan and Stephen Milotich Emily and Kent Mitchell Stacey Moody and Robert Moody, D.D.S. Liesl and Frederick Morell Ayuko and Keita Mori Carl Moroney Larry Nejasmich Keri Nicholas Jr. '91 and Loren Dakin Setareh Noviscky Deborah and Jeremy O'Reilly Lena and Simon Parkinson Andrea and David Parks Chaitali and Devendra Patel Carole Duffy Peiros '76 and Lawrence Peiros Danielle and David Pelzner Josephine and Michael Peterson Sheila Murphy Pickwell, Ph.D. '54 Shana Piepmeier Pitstick '96 Julie and Bryan Pope, D.D.S. Dolores Quigg Rosemarie Quinlan Barbara Crooks Regan '64 and Paul Regan Francean Dummel Rible '63 and Charles Rible Jennifer and Charlie Rohrbach Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Kristin Rossi Michele and Joe Salerno Maureen Murphy and Elan Scheinman Tatjana Runge Schreckengost '97 Naomi Sablan Scott '90

Family Circle Continued: $500-$1,499

Tiger Circle Continued: $1 to $499

Denise Shaffer Mona and Nihir Shah Gianna Shaughnessy '24 Molly Sherman Elyn Shim Kristie and Ron Smith Lisa and Paul Smoot, Sr. Dorothy and Keith Stapleton Karrie Amsler and Joseph Street, Ph.D. Kimberly Phillips Stump '95 and Nate Stump Jeannie and Fernando Sucre Ashley and Russell Sullivan Aileen Svanberg Tore Svanberg Flora Burke and Donald Sweet Anita Tabrizi Beth and Vincent Tornabene Judy and Hugh Tuck Malina Tzartzanis and Nestor Tzartzanis Ph.D. Kathleen and Peter Ventura Kristen Vierhaus '11 Mr. Randall Vogel Barbara and Fred Voltmer Kimberly Koefoed Vorrath '84 and Darren Vorrath Liz and Mark Vorsatz Mireya and Robert Wall Lindsay Walsh Diana Francesconi Waters-Masters '69 Jess Zucker Veronika Zuger Bash Catering Commercial One Insurance Heller Jewelers Jack's Car Wash LA LO LA Leslie Family Foundation Marcum LLP Moreno & Associates, Inc. Mykonos Meze House NVIDIA Oracle Corporation Society Eatery Soulful Photography Stone Foxx Wells Fargo Advisors Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

Mavy Arias '13 Claire Huttlinger Armstrong '73 Alexios Arvantidis Willa Van Camp Avella '13 Katie Grosser Baldi '99 and Bryan Baldi Juliana Balestrieri '91 Eileen Balladur Haijing Zhang and Junwei Bao Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 and John Barrett Nichole Becker '98 Herlene De Ocampo Beltran '00 Alisia Bergholm Concepcion Larrazabal Bergin '73 Sandra Pollano Berry '73 Pam and John Bertoldi Rebecca Biernat '90 Eleanor Bigelow '81 and Thomas Paper Jennifer Figueiredo Bingham '99 Sterrin Bird Kayte and Jim Bishop Lynne Blair '77 Kathryn Blanchard Courtney Bocci Heidi and Julio Bojorquez Alexandra Booker Pat Bordin Diana Gellidon Borghino '00 Frances Wilson Bowen '62 Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 and Evan Boyd Denise and Gregory Brady Peggy Charlton Brady '67 and Michael Brady Megan Brazil '13 Jolanda Zuger Breazeale '86 Lori and Paul Brockman Latydra Brown '13 Mary Francesconi Brown '71 and Ken Brown Patricia Crooks Brown '62 Stephen Bryant Carolyn Green Bunje '62 Kari and Matthew Burchard Hugo Buret Molly Millett Butler '88 Patricia Byrne '65 Tamara M. Byrne '17 Meifang Kuo-Caballero and Jose Caballero Andrea Cabano '97 Veronica Walsh Cafiero '74 and Joseph Cafiero Sara Brewer Cambell '99 Emily DeRuy Campbell '06 Cintia and Robson Capasso Shamara Carney Chloe Carpio '25 Jannette Madarang and Tomas Carpio IV Meronig Kurkeyerian-Carter and Perry Carter Valerie and Andrew Cary Steven Cass Michele Mullane Cavagnaro '73 and William Cavagnaro Noel Ceccarelli Marla Chapman Judy Rosa Chessar '73 and Michael Chessar Leslie Chiaverini Diana Chou '05

Tiger Circle: $1 to $499 Anonymous Cathleen Bottini Adamis Leslie Adams, Ph.D. '72 Valerie Alabanza-Cary Carrie Robertson Allen '91 and Sam Allen Melissa Alvarez '00 Nikki Kristine Ambayec '08 Kevin Ames Lili Ames Irene Pagni Andersen, LVN '58 Megan Antosik '05 Christina Cuevas Arenas '03

Tiger Circle Continued: $1 to $499 Kathleen and Michael Ciardella Helen Ciernick Ph.D. Brenda and David Cirina Charlene Clarke '73 Cheryl Russell Clawson '62 and Bill Clawson Loren Gualco Coleman '97 Carol and John Combs Sandra Campbell Conklin '77 Wendy Connolly Patty Donaldson Constantine '73 Megan Cosgrave '15 Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 and Ralph Cronan Leticia Maldonado Cruz and Gary Cruz Christina and Peter Daheb Berit Royer Dailey '86 and Bill Dailey Jerilyn Gerth Davis '73 and Louis Davis Maureen Bertorelli Dear '77 Edward Degliantoni Jaimie Lyons and Greg Dehaaff Mary and John Del Monte, DPM Janice Uccelli and Jeffrey Del Vecchio Tricia Andreazzi and Luca Dell'Abbate Rebecca DeLuna '13 Ms. Leah Denman '06 Emily Diaz '11 Sandra Diggins '70 Anne Diggs '73 and Robert Reichart Margot Graham Diltz '62 and Don Diltz Yolanda and Greg Dixon Ted Dollard Laurie Dolly '74 Caitlin Dooley '05 Catherine and Eric Dooley Kathleen Morello Drakulich '78 Helene and Guillaume Dubuc Meher Duggal '25 Jennifer Dillon Durden '88 Carole and Michael Dutto Laura Eakin '73 Barbara Snowgrass Earnest '60 Brigitte and Edward Ebert Lorraine Edel '73 Lynne Edwards '73 and Tim Swanson Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Ann Marie Silvestri, D.D.S. and Thomas Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Maria Tosetti Else '00 Karen Enriquez '94 Alexis Ercoli '89 and Jim Cullison Chris and Joseph Ercoli Robert Escobar Adriana Esguerra '25 Liz and William Evans Sarah Evars Michael Fadelli Kathleen Oborne Ferns '73 and Ray Ferns Emily Figueiredo '06 Sheila Fitzpatrick '73 Monica Flannigan '90 Ann Fleischer '66 Melanie Flint

Suzanne LaRochelle Fobelli '73 Ann Forman Craig Formanek Carole Khayat Fowler '74 Debra Mellen Fry '74 and Todd Fry Sylvia Fulton '83 Aideen Fitzgerald Gaffney '85 Kathleen Keller Galvez '90 Mr. Allan Gargaritano Radhika and Chandra Garud Ms. Lannette Gee Madeline and Maurice Ghattas Emily Gerth Gibbs '03 Denise McKenna Giffin '73 Madeleine Abbott Gilad '97 Eileen Gillespie '73 Barbara Gilmore '77 Nannette Greenwood Giomi '64 and Terrence Giomi Christine Abdelmaseeh-Girgis and Samer Girgis Sofia Gladman '26 Eden Gloria '03 Andrea Pena Godoy '13 Myra Aninion and John Gomez Janet Gonzales Laura Gorran '74 Julie Ellingson Gory '85 and Edward Gory Jonathan Gould Melissa Gould Amaal Greenwood-Goodwin Sally Grenfell '75 Chantal Guegler '11 Melissa and Daniel Guiney Hiliana Gomez and Alfredo Gutierrez Colleen Haesloop Johnson '02 and Matthew Johnson Katherine Haghverdian '13 Isabelle Haithcox, Ph.D. Rebecca Sullivan Hammer '04 and Adam Hammer Jennifer Hanley-Salma '88 Anne Hannon Diane Buttignol Hannon '73 Richelle and Jim Harrington Allison Harris Melinda Harris Diane Rosasco Hart '73 and Charles Hart Gina and Chris Hart Margaret Dowling Hathaway '08 Mary Hatzenbehler '72 Summer and Simon Hayhurst Elizabeth and Aidan Hegarty, Ph.D. Christin Iuppa Heintz '85 Kathryn Green Hemmenway '86 and John Hemmenway Sandra and Scott Henderson Alexa Herrera '24 Maureen O'Leary Heuga '62 Mary Wilke and Craig Hiland Lavonne Hing '75 Sharon Loughner and Jeffrey Hipps Tiffini and Sean Hiss Alison Ho

Leslie Hoche '74 Jacqueline Nelson Hodgdon '00 Kimya Lashgari Hoffman '00 Hanan and Kai Holloway Aileen and Craig Hom Alexis Hom '25 Ann Hsu Boris and Angela Huaman Colleen Kearns Huck '95 Patsy Neve Iannone '78 and Thomas Iannone Lisa and Anthony Igwe G Imazumi-Hegarty '07 Candice Jaboneta Jacqueline Paulin Jacobs '06 Tamara Mickelson Jamali '00 Kathy and Richard Jenkins Laura Facchini Jimenez '63 Amy Jobin Shannon Mannix Johnson '87 Barbara Jones '73 Jaime and Bryan Jones Kristine Dodge Jones '85 and Bill Jones June and James Jordan Danielle Jow '13 Natalie Trimmer Joyce '01 Joan Hazelwood Joyner '82 and Christopher Joyner Karen Delgado Judge '62 Fatafehi Kakala and Paea Kakala, Sr. Christine Kaloust and Scott Kaloust, D.D.S. Anthony Kan Colleen Karcher '75 Cheryl Shirley and Ryan Karcich Sanam Karim '03 Susan Totaro Kayes '66 Kelly Sanders Keele '03 Margaret and Richard Keller Janis and Brian Kelly Karen Kelly '70 and Russell Byers Mackenzie Kelly '13 Kristine Phillips Kent '00 Cassie Kern '01 Christine Caldwell King '62 and Michael King JJ Lindeburg King '98 Gina Kipilman Kelly Kirkland Karen Summerhays Klem '73 and Dan Klem Shannon Knapp '05 Hailey Kockos '25 Carol Packer Koehler '75 Anne Krajewski Harbert Karen Krebser '83 Karen Krueger '73 Ipshita Niyogi and Ajay Kumar Martha Anne Kuntz and Gerry Kuntz Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 and Dave Kupec Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 and Ivan Ladcani Reese Lancaster '24 Leanne Micheletti Langer '03 Mike Langridge Steven Langridge Sheila Langrock, DVM '77 and Ron Miller Danielle Delagnes Lanthier '00

Tiger Circle Continued: $1 to $499 Meredith Hartnett Larsen '00 Jason Lau Jennifer Marshall Lauber '86 and Eddie Lauber Amanda and Jason Levine Justin and Courtney Lewis Sally Lewis '74 Kelly and Todd Leyte-Vidal Kevil Harrington Linn '77 and Tom Linn Sam and J. Paul Lippert Mimi Lo '03 Mary Haycock Lock '73 Michelle Loffe Kathryn Loftus '90 Ken Logan Mr. Marcos Lomeli Olga Longstreet Leah Marie Mattei Loo '03 Agnes Ng Lord '73 and James Lord Margaret and Lincoln Lum, M.D. Bob and Candy Lupient Nicole Lycett '89 Alisa and Sam MacDonnell Stephanie Schneider Mackler '99 Lauren Madrid '77 and Sean Madrid Ella Mahon '24 Katherine Mahoney Maria Mapua '13 Linda Marini '74 Angelica Mariscal Jacqueline Mellott Marques '85 and Michael Marques Esthermaria Martin Shannon and Mauricio Martinez Evalynna Ho Marzano '85 and Rich Marzano Cassandra and Lance Mason Tricia Hahn Mason '89 Michelle Mastrocola '06 Jane Mateo Brenda and Ian McCallion Debbie and Paul McCallion Antonia Granucci McCarthy '03 Molly McCrea '74 Arleene and Michael McKenna Richard and Mary McLinden Nancy Raley McMahon '62 Helen Bundy Medsger '73 and Ralph Medsger Claudia Mejia Cristin and Eric Mendell Priscilla Menjivar '13 Rafael Merino Theresa Tuck Meyer '62 Janice Miles '58 Abigail Miller '21 Sister Margaret Carol Miller, SNDdN '62 Scarlett Mendoza Mineta '97 Suzanne and Indra Mohan Angela Padia Molyneux '91 Janet Nissen Monger '98 Madeline A. Moore '19 Mrs. Janice Darragh Moore '59 Jeannette Morino Abigail Gluck Morjain '07 Kristin Moseley '86 and Michael Turiello

Jennifer and Larry Mosso Raena Mullan Janice and Dale Mumford John Murray Caroline and Amar Murugan Nathaniel Myall M.D. Alicia and Hector Navarro Elizabeth Neapolitan Louise and Richard Nelson Nikole Neugebauer Buret Annie Ng Carole Stecher Nickolai '87 Melissa and David Nightingale Jessica Fant Norkoski '03 Angela Harrington Norton '66 Carol Kubes Novak '58 Jeanette Longstreet O'Brien '85 Suzanne Diggins O'Brien '01 Deborah Finn O'Haire '73 Claire O'Hara Amy and Jason Oldendorp Carey Olson Olivia Ongpin '90 Jennifer Guiney O'Sullivan '97 Zoya Zilberman and Gary Otterstedt Ruby Padilla Chandra '00 and Ashwin Chandra Mr. and Mrs. Valdemar Palafox Queenie Ke and Yonghong Pan Dina Coe Panos '00 Pamela Patrick '71 Devin Peardon Veronica Pedro Katie Woodson Pemberton '73 Olivia Pera '21 Esteban Perez Pauline Lavezzo Perry '68 Cindy Peterson Therese Thomas Peterson '73 and Michael Peterson Larry and Jessica Pettis Kirsten Pfeiffer '25 Donna Krueger Phair '64 and James Phair Shana and Matthew Pitstick Janet Plankenhorn Janet Haggerty Prince '62 and Robert Prince Ofelia Puno Clara Putnam '26 Patricia and Joe Qaqundah Rina Quiban '00 Tracy and Derek Ragusa Annie and Stan Ramirez Walter Rau and Heidi Scheuermann-Rau Karen Rende Pam Resser George Retelas Jacki Rigoni Melissa Risso '03 Gitte and Matthew Rivera Adele and Brian Roche Alicia Rodriguez Sharon Deetz and Gabriel Rodriguez Samantha Rollandi '07

Louise and John Romero Jacqueline Oliver Rossi '84 and Samuel Rossi Samantha Rossi '06 Sarah Rossi '09 Mirna Ruano-Yao and Eduardo Yao, Sr. Michelle Ruiz Jay and Shirley Russell Margaret Crawford Ryan '88 Zoya and Samer Salameh Yasamin Salavatian '10 Clorinda Giampaoli Sammis '64 and Samuel Sammis, Jr. Joanne Sanford '90 Michael Santos Paul Savoia Sheila Scafine Caitlin Schields '05 Emily Schleining Lydia Merlo Schneider '66 and Paul Schneider Linda Struck Schulz '83 and Chris Schulz Shannon Seeberan Christine Fox Sennett '88 and Keith Sennett Rachel Shanley Patricia Argilla Shinn '60 and John Shinn Susan Buckley Shire '72 and Michael Shire Sandra and Thomas Sidun Alexandra Sigillo '03 Karen Wiseth Silva '71 and Dennis Silva Laura Silvestri Preeyadeep Singh '02 Erin Brosnan Sipiora '03 Laura Six '82 Renee Six '86 Dione Smith Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Catherine Barrett Spicer '62 Christina Ting Sroat '88 and Bennett Sroat Jeff and Donna Stancil Mrs. Kylie Ferrari Stancil '96 Susan Wrahtz-Steach and Jeffrey Steach Dianne Steed Elizabeth Stephens '73 and Michael Stephens Amy Stevick Sayre Stevick Sister Jean Stoner, SNDdN Aimee Lewis Strain Kevin Strain Florence Diepenbrock Stronck '50 Mitchel Swanson Heather Raftery and Mark Sweeney Ericka Sykes Patricia Costa Tague '73 Shihomi Takahashi Michelle Aden and Michael Takamoto Beryl and Ed Tang Diane Patterson Tanguay '77 and Gene Tanguay Barbara Tauskey Heather Anthony Taylor '07 Laleh Tchaparian '13 James Templeton Troy Thiele Mark Thiesen Melissa Prouty Thompson '03

Tiger Circle Continued: $1 to $499

Tiger Circle Continued: $1 to $499

Elizabeth Stafford Thomsen '61 Susie and Barry Thornton Ph.D. Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Helen and Lee Ting Patricia Toft Jonathan Tomczak Karen and Daniel Tomczak Alexandra Torre '08 Rosanne Torre Francoise Tourniaire Nancy Travers '78 Paula Travers '77 Paige and Ric Turek Raziel Ungar Theresa and Patrick Vallez-Kelly Fran van Bergen Jennifer Mark and Mark van Looy Marilyn Habit Vandenbroeck '66 Mary and Russell Vavuris Amanda Villa '04 Valerie Villanueva '86 Kate Vogt '13 Diane Brostrom Wahler '84 Travis Waldron Mary Walsh '73 Amber Walton '09 Jennifer and Rob Walton Terri Hannig Watkins '73 and Brent Watkins Michelle Kenny Weaver '89 and Tom Weaver Janice Thurau Weeks '74 and William Weeks Amy Weisman, M.D. and Mark Weisman Alexandra Ilnicki Weiss '08 and Carson Weiss Lambryne and Mark Wentley Cathie and Gerald Wentworth Charlotte Enders Wheelock '01 Christie Siegfried Whiteside '73 Carolina and Joseph Whitty Lucy and Robert Wicks Lennox and Gloria Wigney Dawn Wilken Lisa Giovanzana Willett '95 Carol Adams Williams '73 Cristin Winn Reyes Shannon Silverman Winter '99 Kelli Wiseth '72 Kandace Witt Rebecca Santero Wolfe '93 Joanna Lowe and Johnny Wong Elisabeth Wood and David Wood Jagjit and Robert Wood Dianne Marelich Woofter '60 and Harley Woofter Meghan Lake Workman '00 Ann Holley Wright '59 Bethany Chaney and Bridget Wylie Evelyn and Raymond Yue Pantea Zakeri '13 Carla Bottini Zanette '74 Melinda Wigney Zanette '86 and Anthony Zanette Peggy Hurley Zappelli '70 and Al Zappelli Pam Louie and Donald Zehnder BRB Law LLP

Colebridge Matching Gifts Program Daffy Charitable Fund Franklin Templeton Investments Matching Program Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign Krefeld's Awards Kinetic Property Inspection PG&E Corporation Foundation SportsHouse T2 Studio The Sports Basement Workday

2023-2024 Matching Gifts Anonymous Amanda and William Boyce Lynn Cookinham Brigitte and Edward Ebert Victoria and Greg Eckert Alexis Ercoli '89 and Jim Cullison Jenny Leswati and Ronnie Fong Julie Ellingson Gory '85 and Edward Gory Felynn and Mark Haberecht Laura Kaufman and Douglas Henry Kristin and Dylan Howes Kristine Snow Hurley '95 and Jeremy Hurley Maria Fariza Abdul Rahim and Vinod Karmegam Tala and Gaith Kawar Jennifer Corsiglia Keim and Steve Keim Kristine Phillips Kent '00 Heidi Lamb and Alan Laing Maryanne Letterst '75 Kiersten and Cornelius Mahon John McAteer Sara and Paul Recktenwald Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Stasia Hause, Ph.D. and Jeffrey Stephenson Flora Burke and Donald Sweet Quynh Trinh and Thong Nguyen Myung Nam and Vincent Truong van Nga Lilyan Wright, Ph.D. and Brandon Wright Pam Louie and Donald Zehnder Apple Matching Gifts Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Bank of America Matching Gifts BlackRock Matching Gift Program Colebridge Matching Gifts Program Franklin Templeton Investments Matching Program Genentech Goldman Sachs Gives Google Matching Gifts James Irvine Foundation Kaiser Permanente Community Giving Campaign NVIDIA

Matching Gifts Continued

Fund a Future Continued

Oracle Corporation PG&E Corporation Foundation Salesforce Foundation Visa GivingStation VMware Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Workday

Kara Woodell Adamis '83 and David Adamis American Endowment Foundation Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 and David Lees, M.D. Kara Moroney McGinty '88 and Scott McGinty Sharon and Robert Dooley Teri Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 and Patrick Shaughnessy Sharon Duplissea Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan Catie Costa '89 Shannon and Dan Maass Knowing Technologies, LLC Olivia Bellamy City National Bank Kari Rende Allegri '96 and Michael Allegri Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D., FAAP '92 and Brian Philip Junipero Serra High School Jo and Daniel Moreno Vanguard Charitable David Bellamy Adrian Bellamy Kelly and Phillip Charnas Richard Zaro Marci and Brian Dragun Staci and Jeffrey Homrig Andrea Aquino Irvin '89 Felynn and Mark Haberecht Tina Herrera and Reuben Gallegos Claudia and Gregory Myall Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Judith Grosey Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 and Anthony Goblirsch Maureen Tedesco, M.D. and Michael Livingston Athia and Michael Giotinis Cynthia Dold '90 and Mark Rowe Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Stacey Raff, Pharm.D. and Curtis Raff, D.D.S. Anne and Joseph Pert Debra and Gary DeMera Monica Ho Ehlers '86 and Barry Ehlers Cate and Joseph Krensavage Moreno & Associates Inc. Judy and Victor Lee Nancy Ayling '62 and Dale Thomas Ayde and Daniel Vogl Barbara Crooks Regan '64 and Paul Regan Joseph and Franca Marchetti Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Jessica Broussard Langridge '03 and John Langridge Diana Francesconi Waters-Masters '69 Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, US East-West Province Mary Jo and Larry Nejasmich Linda and Michael DiGiacomo M.D. Judy and Hugh Tuck Naomi Sablan Scott '90 Susan Bullock Kinney '65 Lisa and Michael Moorhead Romina and Scott Kiesel Liz and Mark Vorsatz Carl Moroney Keri Nicholas Jr. '91 and Loren Dakin

2023-2024 Event Sponsors Gala and Auction Marci and Brian Dragun Suzy and Mark Lester Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Beatrice and Kent Putnam Mona and Nihir Shah Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan Sisters of Notre Dame, US East-West Province Center Provident Credit Union Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson

Tigers on the Green Anonymous Jennifer and Anthony Agresti Kelly and Phillip Charnas Kris McAlavey Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Kerfeld's Awards Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan

2023-2024 Fund a Future Scholarship Benefit Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 and Brian Morton Andrea and Timothy O'Riordan April and Matthew Quilter Michele Lancaster and Rick Watkin Lisa Sellers, Ph.D. and Scott Sellers, Ph.D. Anonymous City Mechanical Harvey & Leslie Wagner Foundation

Fund a Future Continued Chelsea Woo and Robert Thompson Mallika Srinivasan and Lil Mohan Bash Catering Melita Figueroa '59 Suzy and Mark Lester Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Virginia and Timothy Fox Debbie Panattoni Anderson '85 and Peter Anderson Leslie Family Foundation Helen Doneux Sarah and David Chung Camila and Tim Mahlman Marguerite Dolan-Lonergan '90 Jacqueline Evans, O.D. '05 Amy McDevitt Earley '84 and Brian Earley Janet Eliason Kellogg '83 Janice Solimeno and Eric Kiebler Joan Dove Marcum LLP Liz Stapleton Zerella '95 and Mark Zerella, Ph.D. Amber and Anthony Farinha Anne and David Ammenti Susan Drucker Hunsaker '91 and David Hunsaker Hy-Tech Construction Raymond Petrin Rosemarie Quinlan Sabina Gotuaco Libby Travers Hagman '73 and Roger Hagman Randall Vogel Bernadette Mellott '61 Dolores Quigg Josephine and Michael Peterson Luz and William Turner Lynn and Richard Ashby Kristin Rossi Kristen Vierhaus '11 Denise Shaffer Janet and Stephen Land Carol True Maureen Murphy and Elan Scheinman Dorothy and Keith Stapleton Eleni Giotinis '15 Heidi and Julio Bojorquez Karen Krebser '83 Flora Burke and Donald Sweet Louise and Richard Nelson Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Karen and Brett Clyne Jennifer and David Scott Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Pam and John Bertoldi Sunita and Gans Ganapati Alexis Ercoli '89 and Jim Cullison Shana Piepmeier Pitstick '96 Anonymous Anne Hannon Jennifer Ziskin, M.D. and Jackson Egen Alison and Bruce Caron Chris and Joseph Ercoli Linda Struck Schulz '83 and Chris Schulz Jennifer Dillon Durden '88

Samantha Rossi '06 Monica Flannigan '90 Kelli Wiseth '72 Sarah Rossi '09 Ann Marie Silvestri, D.D.S. and Thomas Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Kathleen Keller Galvez '90 Margaret and Richard Keller Kristine Snow Hurley '95 and Jeremy Hurley Helen and Lee Ting Melinda Wigney Zanette '86 and Anthony Zanette Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 and Evan Boyd Patricia Byrne '65 Agnes Ng Lord '73 Carolina and Joseph Whitty Carole and Michael Dutto Jenny and Don Mattei Christine Caldwell King '62 and Michael King Abigail Miller '21 Caitlin Dooley '05 Alison Ho Evalynna Ho Marzano '85 and Rich Marzano Catherine and Eric Dooley Cindy Peterson Christina Ting Sroat '88 Susie and Barry Thornton Ph.D. Joan Meyer '93 Nathaniel Myall M.D. Pat Bordin Rachel Shanley Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Tricia Hahn Mason '89 Valerie Alabanza-Cary Diane Brostrom Wahler '84 Michael Fadelli Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Mary Francesconi Brown '71 and Ken Brown Kathryn Blanchard Cristina and Jeffrey Bordin Barbara Snowgrass Earnest '60 Dianne Steed Megan Cosgrave '15 Janice and Dale Mumford Ann Holley Wright '59 Maureen McPeek Susan Wrahtz-Steach and Jeffrey Steach Louise and John Romero Olivia Ongpin '90 Kathryn Loftus '90 Margaret and Lincoln Lum, M.D. Karen Wiseth Silva '71 and Dennis Silva Liesl and Frederick Morell Janice Darragh Moore '59 Jennifer Hanley-Salma '88 Kinetic Property Inspection Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 and Ralph Cronan Jacqueline Oliver Rossi '84 and Samuel Rossi Mary Hadinger Shannon Knapp '05 Susan Greenberg LoGiudice and Jospeh LoGiudice George Retelas Patricia Argilla Shinn '60 and John Shinn Rebecca Girard and Joshua Cruickshank Joanne Sanford '90

Fund a Future Continued

Alumnae Mothers & Grandmothers Continued

Ashley and Russell Sullivan Lili McGirr Pamela Patrick '71 Lennox and Gloria Wigney Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 and Dave Kupec Christine Fox Sennett '88 and Keith Sennett Rebecca Biernat '90 Sally Grenfell '75 Katherine Mahoney Colleen Karcher '75 Clara and Scott Lonardo Maureen Bertorelli Dear '77 Karen Rende Jessica Lee Laura Kaufman and Douglas Henry Karen Enriquez '94 Leslie Adams, Ph.D. '72 Jacki Rigoni Nicole Lycett '89 Molly Sherman Ericka Sykes Bob and Candy Lupient Esthermaria Martin Shana and Matthew Pitstick Jennifer and Rob Walton Amber Walton '09 Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 and John Barrett Sheila Scafine Aimee Lewis Strain Kevin Strain Shannon Silverman Winter '99 Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 and Ivan Ladcani Emily Diaz '11 Melanie Flint Cheryl and Vince Muzzi Haijing Zhang and Junwei Bao Rafael Merino Sylvia Fulton '83 Sister Margaret Carol Miller, SNDdN '62 Amy Jobin Candice Jaboneta Sister Jean Stoner, SNDdN

Katherine Grosser Baldi '99 Joyce Chang '96 Annette Bertram Hepler '92 Ann Malaspina Moore '89 Kristin Moseley '86 Elisabeth Stapleton Zerella '95 Natasha King Davidow '96 Jennifer Gilbert '88 Julie Hibson '89 Kristine Snow Hurley '95 Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 Carla Walsh Rambod '88 Eleanor Duplissea Enfield '93 Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 Jessica Broussard Langridge '03 Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 Talene Salmastlian Kozanian '98 Anna Costa McMahon '92 Christina Puno Okubo '96

2023-2024 Alumnae Mothers and Grandmothers Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 Mary Kmak Johnson, DVM '84 Carina Jadallah Neumann '88 Bridget Marchetti Philip, M.D. '92 Teresa Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92

2023-2024 Alumnae Joan Verdino '49 Florence Diepenbrock Stronck '50 Sheila Murphy Pickwell, Ph.D. '54 Loraine Wallace '56 Irene Pagni Andersen, LVN '58 Janice Miles '58 Carol Kubes Novak '58 Melita Figueroa '59 Janice Darragh Moore '59 Ann Holley Wright '59 Barbara Snowgrass Earnest '60 Patricia Argilla Shinn '60 Dianne Marelich Woofter '60 Bernadette Arriulou Mellott '61 Elizabeth Stafford Thomsen '61 Nancy Ayling '62 Frances Wilson Bowen '62 Patricia Crooks Brown '62 Carolyn Green Bunje '62 Cheryl Russell Clawson '62 Margot Graham Diltz '62 Lynn Gilleran Dorland '62 Bonnie Barnes Fox '62 Maureen O'Leary Heuga '62 Karen Delgado Judge '62 Christine Caldwell King '62 Jeanne Quivey Mandell, MD '62 Nancy Raley McMahon '62 Theresa Tuck Meyer '62 Sister Margaret Miller, SNDdN '62

Alumnae Continued Janet Haggerty Prince '62 Catherine Barrett Spicer '62 Laura Facchini Jimenez '63 Francean Dummel Rible '63 Nannette Greenwood Giomi '64 Daniele Huntington Lees, M.D. '64 Donna Krueger Phair '64 Barbara Crooks Regan '64 Clorinda Giampaoli Sammis '64 Patricia Byrne '65 Susan Bullock Kinney '65 Ann Fleischer '66 Susan Bracco Gleason '66 Susan Totaro Kayes '66 Angela Harrington Norton '66 Carolyn Kucich Orelli '66 Lydia Merlo Schneider '66 Marilyn Habit Vandenbroeck '66 Peggy Charlton Brady '67 Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 Arlene Lavezzo Tigri '69 Diana Francesconi Waters-Masters '69 Sandra Diggins '70 Karen Kelly '70 Margaret Hurley Zappelli '70 Mary Francesconi Brown '71 Pamela Patrick '71 Karen Wiseth Silva '71 Leslie Adams, Ph.D. '72 Mary Hatzenbehler '72 Susan Buckley Shire '72 Kelli Wiseth '72 Claire Huttlinger Armstrong '73 Sandra Pollano Berry '73 Charlene Clarke '73 Patty Donaldson Constantine '73 Jerilyn Gerth Davis '73 Laura Eakin '73 Lorraine Edel '73 Lynne Edwards '73 Kathleen Oborne Ferns '73 Sheila Fitzpatrick '73 Suzanne LaRochelle Fobelli '73 Ramona Fung, M.D. '73 Denise McKenna Giffin '73 Eileen Gillespie '73 Elizabeth Travers Hagman '73 Diane Rosasco Hart '73 Barbara Jones '73 Karen Krueger '73 Mary Haycock Lock '73 Agnes Ng Lord '73 Helen Bundy Medsger '73 Katie Woodson Pemberton '73 Therese Thomas Peterson '73 Elizabeth Stephens '73 Patricia Costa Tague '73 Shihomi Takahashi '73 Mary Walsh '73 Terri Hannig Watkins '73 Christie Siegfried Whiteside '73 Carol Adams Williams '73

Laurie Dolly '74 Linda Marini '74 Carla Bottini Zanette '74 Sally Grenfell '75 Lavonne Hing '75 Colleen Karcher '75 Carol Packer Koehler '75 Maryanne Letterst '75 Karen Bay Caselli '76 Carole Duffy Peiros '76 Lynne Blair '77 Sandra Campbell Conklin '77 Maureen Bertorelli Dear '77 Lannette Hing Gee '77 Barbara Gilmore '77 Sheila Langrock, DVM '77 Kevil Harrington Linn '77 Lauren Madrid '77 Diane Patterson Tanguay '77 Kathleen Morello Drakulich '78 Patsy Neve Iannone '78 Kelly Kirkland '79 Eleanor Bigelow '81 Elizabeth Syme Bradford '82 Joan Hazelwood Joyner '82 Kara Woodell Adamis '83 Sylvia Fulton '83 Janet Eliason Kellogg '83 Karen Krebser '83 Dianne Sullivan Morton '83 Linda Struck Schulz '83 Denise Degliantoni Cronan '84 Amy McDevitt Earley '84 Mary Kmak Johnson, DVM '84 Jacqueline Oliver Rossi '84 Kimberly Koefoed Vorrath '84 Diane Brostrom Wahler '84 Debra Panattoni Anderson '85 Julie Ellingson Gory '85 Christin Iuppa Heintz '85 Evalynna Ho Marzano '85 Jeanette Longstreet O'Brien '85 Jolanda Zuger Breazeale '86 Antonia Hannon Ehlers '86 Monica Ho Ehlers '86 Michelle Malfatti Ladcani '86 Kristin Moseley '86 Teresa Rossetto Shaughnessy '86 Renee Six '86 Valerie Villanueva '86 Kristina Walsh '86 Melinda Wigney Zanette '86 Shannon Mannix Johnson '87 Carole Stecher Nickolai '87 Molly Millett Butler '88 Jennifer Dillon Durden '88 Jennifer Hanley-Salma '88 Kara Moroney McGinty '88 Marie Laxague Rosecrans '88 Margaret Crawford Ryan '88 Christine Fox Sennett '88 Christina Ting Sroat '88 Anonymous Mary Costa '89

Alexis Ercoli '89 Julie Hibson '89 Andrea Aquino Irvin '89 Nicole Lycett '89 Tricia Hahn Mason '89 Michelle Kenny Weaver '89 Rebecca Biernat '90 Marguerite Dolan-Lonergan '90 Cynthia Dold '90 Monica Flannigan '90 Kathleen Keller Galvez '90 Kathryn Loftus '90 Olivia Ongpin '90 Joanne Sanford '90 Naomi Sablan Scott '90 Susan Drucker Hunsaker '91 Keri Nicholas '91 Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 Annette Bertram Hepler '92 Carrie Trelut Herrera '92 Bridget Marchetti Philip, MD '92 Isabelle Laxague Spano '92 Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 Eleanor Duplissea Enfield '93 Joan Meyer '93 Rebecca Santero Wolfe '93 Stephanie Snow Boyd '94 Karen Enriquez '94 Alison Gatto Affrunti '95 Colleen Kearns Huck '95 Kristine Snow Hurley '95 Kimberly Phillips Stump '95 Lisa Giovanzana Willett '95 Elisabeth Stapleton Zerella '95 Kari Rende Allegri '96 Kelin Pieret Ingalls '96 Christina Puno Okubo '96 Shana Piepmeier Pitstick '96 Diana Marchetti Barrett, Ph.D. '97 Loren Gualco Coleman '97 Madeleine Abbott Gilad '97 Scarlett Mendoza Mineta '97 Tatjana Runge Schreckengost '97 Nichole Becker '98 Meredith Myall Essalat M.Ed. '98 JJ Lindeburg King '98 Janet Nissen Monger '98 Katherine Grosser Baldi '99 Sara Brewer Cambell '99 Shannon Silverman Winter '99 Kristine Phillips Kent '00 Ruby Padilla Chandra '00 Meghan Lake Workman '00 Cassie Kern '01 Colleen Haesloop Johnson '02 Jessica Broussard Langridge '03 Hayley Crombie Kupec '04 Amanda Villa '04 Megan Antosik '05 Diana Chou '05 Caitlin Dooley '05 Jacqueline Evans, O.D. '05 Shannon Knapp '05

Alumnae Continued

Gifts in Kind Continued

Caitlin Schields '05 Samantha Rossi '06 G Gillian Hegarty Imazumi-Hegarty '07 Abigail Gluck Morjain '07 Samantha Rollandi '07 Heather Anthony Taylor '07 Nicole Kristine Ambayec '08 Margaret Dowling Hathaway '08 Alexandra Torre '08 Alexandra Ilnicki Weiss '08 Sarah Rossi '09 Amber Walton '09 Catherine Diaz '11 Chantal Guegler '11 Kristen Vierhaus '11 Megan Cosgrave '15 Eleni Giotinis '15 Tamara Byrne '17 Madeline A. Moore '19 Abigail Miller '21 Olivia Pera '21 Alexa Herrera '24 Reese Lancaster '24 Ella Mahon '24 Gianna Shaughnessy '24

Christina Puno Okubo '96 and Warren Okubo Raymond Petrin Bridget Marchetti Philip, MD, FAAP '92 and\ Brian Philip Alexandra and Brandon Pollack Molly Sherman Naomi and Jeff Silk Juliane Lavezzo Sullivan '69 and Robert Sullivan Suzanne Ravano Thompson '92 and Bill Thompson Carol True Jennifer Mark and Mark van Looy Liz Stapleton Zerella '95 and Mark Zerella, Ph.D. Donna Zontos BRB Law LLP Four Seasons Punta Mita Four Seasons Resort Maui Four Seasons Resort O'ahu at Ko Olina Geoffrey's Diamonds & Goldsmith Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa Heller Jewelers Hy-Tech Construction Jack's Car Wash Katie Anderson Diamonds Kerns Fine Jewelry LA LO LA Montage Healdsburg Mykonos Meze House Notre Dame High School, Belmont Refurb1tches Society Eatery Soulful Photography SportsHouse Steiner's Jewelry Stone Foxx T2 Studio Teresa Halton Photography The Dorrington Hotel The Ritz-Carlton Maui, Kapalua Velvet 48 Wine Bar

2023-2024 Gifts in Kind Sarah Banola Laura and Brent Breckenridge Laz Cardenas Alison and Bruce Caron Kristen Peterson Degnan '92 and Chris Degnan Jennifer and Lonnie Dorn Kacie Ellerhorst and Tom Ellerhorst, D.D.S. Eleanor Duplissea Enfield '93 and Michael Enfield Dan Everett Michelle Fowler and Mark Viter Mathew Frischer Amy Artal and Greg Gladman Hope Tuck Goblirsch '92 and Anthony Goblirsch Sandra and Scott Henderson Christina Hildebrand Poppy and Andy Kimball Suzy and Mark Lester Dede and William Loftus Katherine Mahoney Ronda and Reggie Mananquil Kris McAlavey Cori and Tom McGlynn Emily and Kent Mitchell Setareh Noviscky

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