The Notre Dame High School 2017 Knights of Honor Award

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The Notre Dame Alumni Association

Thirty-Second Annual Dinner • November 11, 2017 • Anthony’s Ocean View

Our Mission

To inspire academic excellence, nurture personal growth and foster integrity and compassion in young men of diverse talents, backgrounds, and beliefs through our Catholic, Holy Cross tradition.

Knights of Honor Program ND Victory March Notre Dame Alumni Band Members Toastmaster Mr. Richard C. Coyle ’71 Notre Dame Alumni Association National Anthem Mr. Nathan Matto ‘18 President’s Welcome Mr. Robert F. Curis

President, Notre Dame High School Student Welcome

Mr. Eric Harkins ‘18 President, Notre Dame Student Government

Inductions

Loyal Friend Mr. Arthur J. Kelly

Faculty Sr. Rosemary Reynolds, SND

Invocation

Mr. Reuben Clarke ‘18

DINNER

Welcome

Mr. Philip W. Grande ’61 President, Notre Dame Alumni Association

Inductions

Alumni Mr. Richard F. Ferrucci ‘60

Mr. William J. Dooley ‘73

Mr. Gregory B. Dillon ‘74

Mr. Ronald M. Quagliani ‘82

Mr. Earl W. Tucker III ‘84

Closing Remarks On behalf of the Congregation of

Br. George Schmitz, C.S.C. ’65 Director of Planned Giving, Notre Dame High School

Holy Cross Benediction

Deacon Dominic Corraro ‘80 Campus Minister; Chair, Foreign Language Notre Dame High School

FromPresident Curis...

Dear Friends of Notre Dame, Welcome to the 32nd Annual Knights of Honor Dinner. What a wonderful evening to celebrate Notre Dame High School and honor seven individuals whose love, dedication, and generosity have greatly impacted our community.

I congratulate and thank Sr. Rosemary, Art Kelly, Rich Ferrucci, Bill Dooley, Greg Dillon, Ron Quagliani, and Earl Tucker for sharing their unique gifts and talents for the good of our school and today’s Notre Dame Men. They model for them—and for all of us—what it means to be men and women with the character to lead, the compassion to serve, and the confidence to excel.

Inspired by the legacy and mission of the Brothers of Holy Cross, Notre Dame is a vibrant learning community with innovative student-centered academics and Gospel-centered community service opportunities. We are guided by Blessed Basil Moreau’s core teaching that “the mind shall not be cultivated at the expense of the heart.”

I assure you our extraordinary young men and devoted faculty live by that principle each and every day.

On behalf of our administration, faculty, and students, I thank you for joining us this evening. We value your partnership as our loyal alumni, parents and friends.

Sincerely,

Robert F. Curis President

NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL CHARACTER • COMPASSION • CONFIDENCE

The Notre Dame High School

Knights of Honor Award Launched in 1986 by the Notre Dame Alumni Association, the Knights of Honor award recognizes individuals who live by the ideals of the Notre Dame Code and have made a contribution to the Notre Dame school community. The award pays tribute to and preserves the memory of those who have brought distinction to Notre Dame High School as alumni, faculty, staff and loyal friends.

Each year recipients, which may include the deceased, are selected from three categories: 1. N otre Dame Alumni whose achievements have brought honor to themselves and to Notre Dame High School. Alumni are generally eligible for induction 10 years after their graduation.

2. F aculty and Staff Members who have made a significant contribution to the students, the School and the Notre Dame community.

Candidates must have been faculty or staff members past or present at Notre Dame High School for a minimum of six years.

3. Loyal Friends

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Notre Dame High School who have served Notre Dame High School in a special way.

The awards are presented annually and may be issued posthumously.

Meet our Honorees...

Loyal Friend

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est Haven resident Arthur J. Kelly is a dedicated member of several professional and community-based organizations as well as a supporter of numerous charitable non-profits. His professional career includes forty years of association and then ownership of a successful family business in West Haven. A generous benefactor and past member of the Notre Dame Board of Directors, Art is a very loyal friend to Notre Dame.

A life-long resident of West Haven and retired owner of Joseph F. Kelly Co., a general contracting and construction management firm, Art’s dedication to the City of West Haven is exemplary. He has been honored with civic awards from the Irish American Club, the Jimmy Fund, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Twilight League. He served on the board of directors of the West Haven Economic Development Corporation and St. Lawrence School. He is a dedicated supporter of the West Haven Community House.

ARTHUR J. KELLY

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Notre Dame is a place where they know how to teach boys and get them ready for the next level.

Art’s support for the greater New Haven community and beyond is very notable as well. He is the past president of the Associated General Contractors of America CT chapter and has served as board member of the Easter Seals Goodwill of New Haven, AAA CT Motor Club, Blue Hen Investment Corp. of Southern New England AAA, and currently serves on the Greater New Haven Transit District Board of Directors. His benevolence includes support of the Jimmy Fund/Dana Farber Clinic in Boston, MA. Since his retirement, Art has volunteered his time and experience in assisting on many construction projects for schools and non-profit organizations.

In 2012, Art and Ann Marie Kelly established the Kelly Family Scholarship, providing several deserving young men the opportunity to attend Notre Dame. In addition, during his tenure on the Notre Dame Board, Art chaired the Facilities Committee, and provided his professional expertise and generous contributions to help bring the “Fields of Dreams” Project to a successful conclusion.

Art is well known as someone who “pays it forward” in the sports arena too. A sports enthusiast and sponsor, Art umpires for the greater New Haven Baseball Umpires Association and he has coached locally for many CYO and youth baseball and basketball teams. A huge Boston Red Sox fan, he supports the Boston Red Sox Charitable Foundation and the Run to Home Base program for military members, veterans, and families.

Art and his wife Annmarie are the proud parents of Casey ’13, Jake, and Arthur ’18.

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Faculty SR. ROSEMARY REYNOLDS, SND

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We, Notre Dame and Holy Cross... commit our one and only life to create justice and peace for all people.

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beloved member of the Notre Dame faculty, Sister Rosemary Reynolds, SND, leads a life dedicated to her religious community, the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur, the ministries of teaching and guidance at Notre Dame, and her large and extended family.

A St. Francis, Fair Haven native, a resident of East Haven, and an ardent Red Sox fan, Sister Rosemary graduated from the former St. Mary’s High School in New Haven, received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Social Work from Sacred Heart University in 1976 and M.S. in School Counseling and Sixth Year in Counseling from Southern State University in 1982 and 1985 respectively.

In her more than forty years of experience in education, Sister Rosemary has worked as a School Counselor and teacher at Holyoke (MA) Catholic High School, campus minister at Lauralton Hall in Milford, Director of Guidance at St. Mary’s High School and Sacred Heart High School in Waterbury CT, and Campus Minister and School Counselor at East Catholic (CT) High School. Before accepting her current position at Notre Dame, Sister Rosemary was a founding team member and counselor at Julie Education Center in Hartford, an education program for teen moms who were provided the opportunity to receive a high school diploma. The mission of Julie Education Center was to nurture and support the learning and development of these young women in the educational tradition of the Sisters of Notre Dame. She also served as chairperson of the Board of Directors at the Center.

A recipient of the CT Counselor of the Year by the New England Association for College Admission Counseling, she accepted the position of Director of School and College Counseling at Notre Dame in 2002. A gifted counselor and mentor, she provides leadership to her colleagues and has been of invaluable support to hundreds of young Notre Dame Men throughout the fifteen years she has been at Notre Dame. In addition to her work in the School and College Counseling department, she is the moderator of MSU, the Minority Student Union. This club not only promotes a supportive environment for students of color but also raises funds for the MSU scholarship.

In addition, Sister Rosemary has been a delegate to the Sisters of Notre Dame International Chapter and currently is a member of the Notre Dame Ministry of Invitation Team. She has also assisted the Congregational NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) as a member of the Working Group on Girls which is dedicated to promoting the human rights of the girl child and assisting them to develop their full potential.

Sister Rosemary’s family ties to Notre Dame run deep as well. She is a proud aunt to Kevin (ND ‘02), Timothy (ND ‘06) and Michael (ND ‘10) DeBowes and cousins Robert (ND ’17), Rory (ND ’18) and Patrick (ND ‘21) Schreck, Raymond (ND ‘81) and Michael (ND ‘86 and Shepherd Mentor) Donahue.

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Alumnus

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Hamden native, Richard F. Ferrucci always thought he’d attend Hamden High School. That is — until he and two of his eighth-grade friends came to take the entrance exam for Notre Dame one Saturday morning. “Once I saw and sensed what Notre Dame was about, I knew it was where I wanted to be.”

A 1960 graduate of Notre Dame, Richard recognizes the Brothers of Holy Cross, especially Brother Pacificus Halpin, C.S.C. and Brother Germanus Burns, C.S.C. for having the faith in him that led him to believe in himself.

As a student at Notre Dame, Richard’s days definitely did not end at the final bell. Serving as class officer, a member of the student council, science, dance, and glee clubs, and Dancing Knights, Richard also was selected as Editor in Chief of the Shield in his senior year. He was a four-year member of the golf team, played freshman and JV basketball, and participated in the intramural program.

Following his graduation from Notre Dame, Richard earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Fairfield University and a Master’s degree in special education from Southern Connecticut State College (now University).

RICHARD F. FERRUCCI ’60

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I was impressed with the Brothers… their passion and dedication… friendships were born of it.

Richard began his business career in the insurance industry in 1971 and was promoted in 1976 to President of Frank B. Hall of Long Island, NY. In 1982, he founded and was President of Contractors Planning Group (CPG). In 1986, he became chairman of CPG, a division of Corroon & Black/Willis. The next twelve years at Aon Corporation Richard served as Senior Vice President and Chairman of their Construction Services Group.

In 2004, he founded RFF & Associates, one of the largest independent surety brokerage firms in the U.S. Alliant Insurance Services, a nationally ranked firm, purchased RFF & Associates in 2010.

Richard’s more than forty years of executive experience includes the formation and development of the construction divisions of the Aon, Willis, and RFF & Associates insurance brokerage firms, as well as Alliant’s Construction Services Group. A nationally recognized leader in the surety and construction insurance industry, Richard currently serves as Vice Chairman of Alliant’s Specialty Group. Richard maintains excellent relationships with senior leaders in the construction industry and provides unique risk solutions to Alliant clients. Over the span of his career, Richard has participated on many boards for ENR recognized construction firms.

Richard credits Notre Dame with having shaped his life. In 2008, describing his education “a blessing,” in his life, Richard established the fully endowed Ferrucci ’60 Family Scholarship so that future young Notre Dame Men could benefit from the education that has had such profound effect on his life.

Richard lives in Garden City, NY with his wife Antonia. He has four adult children – Lee, Michael, Susan, and Richard, and enjoys spending time with his ten grandchildren.

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Alumnus

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illiam “Bill” Dooley is a proud Notre Dame graduate who has dedicated his life to his family, his career, and to Notre Dame.

Born and raised in Milford, CT Bill entered ND as a freshman in 1969. Although intimidated at first, he soon grew to love everything about Notre Dame. As Bill notes, “I loved the camaraderie, the sports, the pep rallies, the competition, the caring faculty, the traditions, the school spirit.”

An excellent student, Bill was very involved in both Notre Dame athletics and extra-curricular clubs. He was a member of the Spanish, ski, and prom clubs, and the hockey and tennis teams. He played intramural sports as well.

WILLIAM J. DOOLEY ’73

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Without a doubt it’s the faculty and administration that make this school very special.

After graduating from ND in 1973, Bill received a B.S. in Business Administration from Fairfield University.

In 1980, he began his now thirty-seven year career in sales in the compliance printing and packaging field, selling primarily to the pharmaceutical, medical device, and healthcare industries. He currently serves as Global Account Manager for Essentra, a work leader in healthcare packaging, based in the UK. Bill gives back to Notre Dame in many significant ways. Currently, he serves as member of the Notre Dame Board of Directors, sitting on the Board’s Facilities and Advancement Committees and chairing the Enrollment and Retention Committee. He has worked on many alumni events and class reunions and is a long time member of the Notre Dame Golf Open Committee.

Bill’s greatest passion however is lacrosse. In 2005, Bill began advocating diligently with Athletic Director Joe Tonelli to have lacrosse added to Notre Dame’s roster of athletic teams. In 2007, His dream of ND Lacrosse came to fruition when it was officially added as a varsity sport. His sons Billy and Chris were proud ND Laxmen during the program’s formative years. For the past ten years Bill has continued to demonstrate his love for the game by volunteering his time coaching the off-season program in the fall and winter and running a youth lacrosse camp at ND in the summer.

The Dooleys are ardent fans of the Yankees, Giants, and Rangers and, of course, Notre Dame.

Bill, his wife Kathleen, and his three children William ’08, Christopher ‘10, and Emily live in Cheshire.

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Alumnus GREGORY B. DILLON ‘74

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To anyone who has toyed with becoming a mentor in the Shepherds Program, there will never be a perfect time. NOW is the perfect time.

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regory B. Dillon, a proud graduate and loyal alumnus of Notre Dame, has had a successful career in law enforcement and business.Through his support for Notre Dame and dedication to the Shepherds Inc. mentoring program at ND, Greg has made a significant difference in the lives of many young Notre Dame Men. A 1974 graduate of Notre Dame, Greg was an exemplary student while at ND. He was a member of the National Honor Society, the school newspaper, the Christian Student Mission Club, the Pep Club, and the intramural program.

Greg began a long and distinguished career in law enforcement after graduating magna cum laude from the University of New Haven in 1978 with a BS in Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Administration. After college Greg was a Special Deputy Sheriff in New Haven and then spent seven years as a patrol officer in Branford which he credits for the foundation of his training in law enforcement. In 1985, Greg joined the FBI as a special agent. While at the FBI, his assignments included positions on the Violent Crime Squad, SWAT team, and the Criminal Reactive Squad. In 1990, Greg accepted a position as an inspector with the office of the CT Chief State’s attorney and was promoted to Supervisory Inspector in 1994.Throughout his almost twenty-year career with the Division of Criminal, he worked on the Gang and Continuing Criminal Activities Bureau, the Firearms Trafficking Task Force, the Connecticut Fugitive Task Force, and the Economic Crime Unit.

After retiring from law enforcement, Greg began a highly successful second career in business. His first venture was as owner of two CrossFit gyms—the first in Cheshire, CT and one currently in Morristown, NJ. He enjoys helping CrossFit enthusiasts reach their fitness goals through a regimen of high-intensity interval training. In 2016 Greg’s entrepreneurial spirit guided him to his latest business partnership as co-founder of Quandary, an Escape Room Experience in Wallingford, CT. Greg’s involvement and long affiliation with the Shepherds Inc., mentoring program at Notre Dame has had a great impact on the lives of many young Notre Dame Men. Shepherds provides support for underserved students in the New Haven area and pairs them with mentors to guide them through their high school years.

Throughout the fifteen-year partnership between ND and Shepherds, Greg has mentored eight students in the program. Currently, he mentors a young man in the junior class, serves as a mentor coach, and is a member of the Shepherds Interview panel.

Certainly Greg’s extensive experience in Law Enforcement was one factor in his decision to become involved with Shepherds, Inc. “There weren’t many bright spots in the (inner city) community for young men. I thought someone has to do something actively to turn this around. Someone has to fill this vacuum.”

Greg lives in North Haven with his wife Vilma.

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Alumnus

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onald M. Quagliani has dedicated his professional life to public service and protecting the public, while always finding time to give back to his two alma maters—Notre Dame and the University of New Haven. A loyal alumnus and supporter of ND, Ron has helped facilitate and foster the growing partnership between UNH and Notre Dame. Since he joined the University’s administration in 2009, he has taken the lead in arranging semi-annual meetings between the senior management of both schools, advocated for providing the UNH train-shuttle free of charge for ND students, and recommended Notre Dame’s inclusion in the “Charging Ahead” program which entitles qualified Notre Dame students from West Haven to attend UNH with a 50% tuition scholarship.

A West Haven native, Ron graduated from Notre Dame in 1982. While at Notre Dame, he was an excellent student and musician. A member of the student council, a band member and band officer in his senior year, Ron was also a member of the Italian and ping pong clubs and played soccer.

RONALD M. QUAGLIANI ‘82

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The people and the sense of community here are what keeps Notre Dame excelling today.

Following his graduation from Notre Dame, Ron completed police officer training becoming a patrol officer for the City of West Haven in 1984. He then completed a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice in 1993 from University of New Haven, a Master of Science in National Security and Public Safety in 2005 from the University and graduated from the FBI National Academy with a certificate from the University of Virginia in 2007. In 2014, Ron received an M.S. in Emergency Management from the University of New Haven and is currently enrolled in the University’s M.S. degree program in Public Administration.

After beginning his career as a patrol officer in 1984 for the City of West Haven, Ron rose through the ranks to the position of Chief of Police in 2005. He held this position until 2009 when he accepted his current position as Associate Vice President of Public Safety and Administrative Services for the University of New Haven.

Ron has had a life-long commitment to the City of West Haven, and in 2015 took that to the highest level by running for public office. He was elected to the West Haven City Council as a Democrat Councilman-at-Large and serves as a member of the Finance and Personnel Committees. He is Chair of the Legislative Matters Committee.

Ron also is proud to serve as a Board Member for the West Haven Chamber of Commerce, West Haven Community House, and USAlliance Financial Credit Union. Ron also serves as a Lector at Our Lady of Victory Church and as a member of the Savin Rock Fireworks Committee.

Ron and his wife Tracey are the proud parents of Nicholas, Olivia, and Ronald ’19 and reside in West Haven.

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Alumnus EARL W. TUCKER III ‘84

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I would never be where I am today without Notre Dame High School.

The reason I stay involved at Notre Dame is because I believe in it.

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stand out student-athlete while at Notre Dame, Earl has led a life of dedication to his family, family business, Notre Dame, and to service in the greater New Haven community.

Born in New Haven, Earl grew up in Guilford, entering Notre Dame as a freshman in 1980. A student who excelled in the classroom and on the athletic field, Earl ran track for his freshman and sophomore years. A member of the football team for all four years, Earl #46 had a key role in leading the Green Knights to the Class LL State Championship against Greenwich in 1983. Described by Coach Tom Marcucci as “spirited and energetic,” Coach remembers the time Earl pulled into the ND parking lot— late for practice—in a “giant dump truck that eclipsed the whole side of the building. Earl jumped out of the truck dressed in a tee shirt, shorts, and work boots and ran to change for practice. The team waited in hushed silence to see my reaction. I couldn’t do anything but laugh.” Earl’s father had asked him to pick up the truck before practice. According to Coach Marcucci, “That day, Earl earned his place in the annals of ND lore.”

After graduating from Notre Dame in 1984, Earl attended University of Miami and then transferred to the University of New Haven where he received his degree in Civil Engineering. Soon after graduation, Earl joined the family business, Empire Paving Inc., one of Connecticut’s largest road building contractors.

Currently, Earl is the Senior Vice- President of Empire Paving Inc. Besides being a driving force in several other successful businesses, Earl is a PADI Certified Scuba Diver, a multi-engine instrument airplane pilot, a licensed helicopter pilot, and an avid boater through his membership at the Branford Yacht Club. He holds a CT Real Estate license and is very active in the areas of land development and rental income properties. He also holds a CT Plumbers’ license, and a State of CT subsurface installer license.

Earl has served on several boards including serving as past board chair of St. Mary Parish in Branford and as a board member of the Branford Fire Department Construction. He is a current board member at Sacred Heart Academy in Hamden, CT. Always loyal to Notre Dame, Earl gave of his time, talent and treasure to the “Fields of Dreams” Campaign.

He directed Phase 1 of the project which was the renovation of the side practice field, fondly remembered as the “dust bowl” by generations of ND athletes. He took great pride in transforming this field for future Green Knights and out of his great affection for Notre Dame—and of course “Coach” Marcucci!

Earl has been married for twenty-nine years to his high school sweetheart and lovely wife Mary, a 1984 Sacred Heart Academy graduate. Together they have five children: Courteney, Taylor, Caitlin, Megan, and Earl IV, who graduated from Notre Dame in 2015. They reside in Branford.

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Special Thanks...

The Alumni Association is grateful to the following individuals and businesses for their support and generosity in making the Knights of Honor Dinner a success.

O ur S ponsors Diamond Knight Sponsors

Gold Knight Sponsors

Green Knight Sponsors

White Knight Sponsors

Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Buckholz, Jr. ‘72

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bandiera

Br. Francis Feeley, C.S.C.

Congregation of Holy Cross, Moreau Province

Sacred Heart University

Mr. William Gerosa

Ms. Jean Haggerty

Empire Paving

TBNG Consulting

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Julianelle ‘57

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hamilton

University of New Haven

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mazzarella

Mr. and Mrs. Peter V. Massaro

Mr. and Mrs. George E. McWeeney ‘63

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Richetelli, Jr. ‘79

Gene Mayer Associates Integrated Security Group

Silver Knight Sponsors

Jachimowski Construction Company

The Hon. and Mrs. John Ronan

Dr. and Mrs. John Aversa

Knights of Columbus

Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Stellato ‘67

Blanchette Sporting Goods, Inc.

Quinnipiac University

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sumecki ‘73

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Cirasuolo ‘59

The Giving Collaborative

Br. Benjamin Sunday, C.S.C.

Connecticut Foot Surgery Center Iovanne Funeral Home Milano & Wanat Law Firm Sacred Heart Academy Toad’s Place

Past Recipients...

1986 Mrs. Elizabeth Panza Mr. Lawrence Tierney, m.d.

Brother Theodore Oliveira, c.s.c.

Brother Benjamin Sunday, c.s.c.

Mr. Raymond G. Tellier, Sr. The Honorable Frank Kinney, Jr. ’50 Mr. Nick Pietrosante ’55

1992 Mr. John M. Andrade Mr. Charles Costanzo Mr. James Guercia Sister Mary Schaefer, s.c.m.m.

Mr. E. Michael Heffernan ’60 Mr. Leigh Montville ’61 Mr. John J. Crawford ’62

1998 Mr. George Grande Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mauri Mrs. Mary Armstrong Brother Jerome Donnelly, c.s.c.

Mr. James E. McKeown ’50 Mr. Vincent J. Pitts ’65 Dr. Mark S. DeFrancesco ’67

1987 Mr. Luca Celentano, m.d.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pellegrino, Sr. Mr. John Janenda Brother Pierre Schu, c.s.c.

Mr. Alexander Ramadei ’50 Mr. David McDermott ’55

1993 Mr. Robert Greenwood Brother Francis Ensign, c.s.c.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Proto Mr. Anthony Rubano Mr. Joseph L. Salatto ’62 Mr. Martin M. Looney ’66 Mr. Mark A. Federico ’72

1999 Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brockett Dr. Lawrence J. DeNardis Father Patrick C. Walsh, c.s.c.

Mr. Robert L. Julianelle ’57 Mr. George J. Collins ’58 Mr. John J. Mannion ’66 Mr. Ralph L. Proto ’71 Mr. David B. Williams ’78 (posthumously)

1988 Mr. Lucien DiMeo, Sr. Mr. Joseph McQuade Mr. John P. Reardon Mr. Richard Antonetti ’57 Brother Patrick Halpin, c.s.c.

Mr. Robert T. O’Connell ’56 Mr. Thomas J. Condon ’70 1989 Mr. Virgil C. Dechant Mr. Charles J. Hamilton Mrs. Clara Palmieri Brother Francis Feeley, c.s.c.

Mr. William T. O’Brien, Jr. ’58 Mr. Joseph A. Tonelli, Sr. ’62 Mr. Joseph Patton ’65 1990 Mr. Richard F. Lawler Mr. Richard Lee Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pantani Mr. Thomas A. Marcucci ’66 Brother Eldred Reisenweber, c.s.c.

Mr. John F. Shea ’50 Mr. Donald F. Scharf ’51 1991 Mrs. Marion Lee Mr. Anthony Montano, Jr. Brother Joseph Zutelis, c.s.c.

Mr. Lawrence O. McHugh ’57 Mr. John Schread ’62 Mr. Martin O’Connor ’64

1994 Mr. Joseph Bandiera Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerzabek Brother James Rio, c.s.c.

Reverend Peter S. Dargan ’52 Mr. Salvatore Cavallaro ’55 Mr. John F. Peters ’57 1995 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Case Mrs. Nancy Lipovetz Mr. William Parkinson Reverend John P. Conte ’55 The Hon. John A. Keyes ’67 Dr. David C. Novicki ’65 1996 Dr. John M. Aversa Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin, s.t.d.

Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney Mr. George Wadley ’59 Mr. Harry P. DiAdamo, Jr. ’61 Mr. Philip W. Grande ’61 Brother Thomas A. Dziekan, c.s.c. ’66 1997 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Downey The Most Rev. Peter A. Rosazza, d.d.

Brother Philip Cistone, c.s.c.

Br. George C. Schmitz, c.s.c. ’65 Dr. Kenneth A. Ciardiello ’60 Mayor John DeStefano, Jr. ’73 Mr. Anthony R. DeChello ’78

2000 Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Marotti Brother John Baptist, c.s.c. (posthumously) Brother John R. Paige, c.s.c.

Mr. David E. Roach Mrs. Mary Ellen Roach Mr. Robert E. Nolan ’55 Dr. Frederick M. Burkle ’57 Mr. Pasquale A. Elia ’61 Mr. William G. Iovanne ’77 2001 Dr. Jan P. Fugal Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dillman ’52 Mrs. Kathleen Kadish Bonn Brother Francis L. Leary, c.s.c.

Mr. Gary A. Palladino Mr. Dennis E. Hrabchak ’62 The Honorable Brian T. Fischer ’71 Mr. Frank A. Maturo ’76 2002 Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Annunziata Mr. Patrick J. Clifford ’75 Mrs. Joanne Tonelli Mr. Gary B. Garofalo ’58 Mr. Denis P. Garvey ’65 Mr. Victor J. Sampietro ’71 Mr. John Brown ’77

2003 Mr. and Mrs. John O. Patton Mrs. Geraldine A. Giaimo Mr. Paul A. Cappello Mr. Richard A. Johnson Mr. James E. Kenney ’55 Mr. Stephen H. Kirck ’64 Mr. John P. Sponheimer ’65 Mr. Timothy P. Dargan ’76 2004 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crowley Mr. Walter Petuch Mrs. Rita Benney Mr. Frank R. Selva ’59 Dr. Thomas A. Stellato ’67 Mr. Eugene W. Mayer ’71 Mr. Mark A. Milano ’78 Mr. Ronald C. Dumas ’82 2005 Mr. Richard H. Fitzpatrick, Jr. Brother James Branigan, c.s.c.

Mr. Rudolph R. Raffone, Jr. ’62 Reverend Henry P. Cody ’51 Mr. Gerald J. Moran ’57 Mr. Paul T. Malone ’63 Mr. Robert S. Dargan ’67 Mr. Michael J. Federico ’82 2006 The Brothers of Holy Cross 2007 Mr. Brendan M. Fisk The Hon. and Mrs. John Ronan Mr. John Hoffman Dr. Edward D. Martino ’55 Brother James C. Posluszny, c.s.c. ’62 Mr. Robert A. DuPuy ’64 Mr. Giacomo Mordente III ’66 Mr. Peter S. Novak ’74 2008 Mr. Dominic and Mrs. Marguerite Federico Mr. Raymond Mazzarella, Jr. Mr. William Lutz ’68 Mrs. Angela Piscitelli Mr. George E. McWeeney ’63 Mr. Leo M. Sullivan ’66

Mr. John Ciarleglio ’69 The Hon. John M. Picard ’83 2009 Mr. John J. Bowes Mr. James A. Falco The Most Reverend Archbishop Mansell, D.D. Mr. Dominic J. Corraro ’80 Ms. Katie O’Brien Mr. Richard C. Coyle ’71 Mr. Robert E. Buckholz ’72 The Hon. James L. Richetelli ’79 2010 Mr. Thomas D. Lehrman Mr. and Mrs. Muhammed Saleh Mr. Arthur F. Bellucci ’72 Mrs. Gail Bellucci Brother Donatus Schmitz, c.s.c., (posthumously) Dr. James J. Hogan ’58 Mr. Joseph P. Faughnan ’64 Dr. Thomas F. Sweeney ’65 Dr. Richard J. Garvey ’66 Mr. Wayne J. Pacelle ’83 2011 Ms. Nancy-jo L. Funaro Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ritter Mr. John A. DeCaprio Brother Michael A. Smith, c.s.c.

Monsignor Gerard G. Schmitz ’59 Mr. Vincent R. Falcone ’61 Mr. Richard J. Burke ’63 Mr. Raymond F. Figlewski ’66 Mr. David R. Fusco ’81 2012 Mr. Peter A. Eyler Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Huisking Mr. Joseph A. Ramirez Mrs. Kathleen K. Wielk Mr. Philip S. Walker ’50 Dr. Joseph J. Cirasuolo ’59 Mr. Stanley A. Jachimowski ’62 Mr. Michael J. Freda ’71 Mr. Edward R. DeMarseilles ’74

2013 Ms. Norma K. Darragh Steven H. Kaplan, Ph.D. Br. Alvin Oullette, c.s.c.

Mr. Dominick Mastriano, Jr. ’86 Mr. Edward G. Reilly ’50 Mr. E. William Iovanne ’51 Mr. William D. Damato ’60 The Hon. Thomas V. O’Keefe, Jr. ’65 Mr. Fred E. Rossomando ’66 Mr. Joseph M. Dooley ’78 2014 Mr. Frank Baldino The Rev. Mark Jette Mr. John Crocco Mrs. Kathleen Eamiello Br. Paul P. Bednarczyk, c.s.c. ’75 Mr. Philip J. Biondi ’75 Mr. Joseph A. Caldarella ’60 Mr. Edward C. Lewis ’54 Mr. John C. Montano ’77 Mr. Stephen M. Montano ’77 2015 Mr. Stephen D. Dargan Mr. Joseph E. Navin, Jr. Ms. Rosemary Navin Mr. Adam T. Laput ’89 Mr. Stephen M. Penta Mr. James F. Ryan ’52 Mr. Anthony J. Vigliotti ’60 Mr. John J. Patry ’66 Mr. Stanley W. MacLachlan ’72 Mr. James R. Hayes ’77 Mr. Gerard J. Coughlin ’84 2016 Mr. Alexander G. Torello ‘59 Mr. John F. DePodesta ‘62 Mr. John R. Chernovetz ‘63 Mr. Robert LaMothe ‘73 Mr. Hugh J. Plunkett ‘85 Mr. William C. Gerosa Rev. Cajetan T. Holland, C.S.C. Mr. Stephen H. Kirck II ‘88 Mr. Raymond Lynch Sr. Sheila O’Neill, ASCJ, Ph.D.

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