Irish Review - Fall 2018

A Magazine for Alumni and Friends of O’Dea High School

Fall 2018 | ODEA.ORG

PREPARING YOUNG MEN FOR THE FUTURE

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL Dear Friends of O’Dea, Thank you for making time to read the Irish Review. I am confident you will gain a sense of appreciation for O’Dea’s proud legacy as we celebrate and reflect on our many achievements. O’Dea has an incredible mission, and together we will endeavor to fully realize the Essential Elements of an Edmund Rice Christian Brother Education.

At O’Dea High School we strive to pursue excellence in all endeavors. Thank you for your partnership and for your faithful support of our students.

High school moves quickly, and when the rare pause emerges, I find myself genuinely grateful for the collective talent and energy of our students and staff.

I am also thankful for the many contributions of our parents and the extended O’Dea community. Our school is uncommon in its breadth of interests and range of talents and for its mirroring of the complex blend of culture, background, and experiences that are increasingly the hallmarks of both our local and global communities. O’Dea High School continues to be a tremendous place to work and learn. Our continued commitment to the core values of character, faith, and service and to advancing our mission of Catholic education continues to serve our school community well.

O’DEA NAMED SEATTLE’S FIRST MICROSOFT SHOWCASE SCHOOL We are excited to announce O’Dea was selected as the first Microsoft Showcase School in Seattle! This recognition celebrates our efforts and innovation in using technology to educate our students. It’s also a great testament to our faculty and staff’s dedication to continue to enhance our learning environment.

O’Dea High School is now one of only forty schools across the United States who have joined a worldwide community actively helping to transform education globally. In the first year of O’Dea’s Surface Program we hosted school leaders from around the globe including Ireland, Japan, and the Caribbean. Together we have the opportunity to grow best practices and actively empower the students of today to create the world of tomorrow.

Earning the right to call ourselves an excellent Catholic school requires a continuous determination and commitment to see that all students, regardless of who they are and how they come to us, leave us better prepared to meet the next set of life’s challenges. Our commitment must also include the development of the curiosity, character, and consciousness that will prime the young men of O’Dea not only for personal success but productive and compassionate citizenship as well.

Thank you for your partnership in realizing O’Dea’s mission. I am excited about our shared commitment to making the 2018-2019 school year remarkable as together we strive to pursue excellence in all endeavors.

Go Irish!

Jim Walker, Principal

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Message from the Principal Preparing Young Men for the

Future

06 Congratulations class of 2018 08 Athletics 12 The Arts 14 Character, Faith and Service 16 Student Life 18 Brotherhood for Life 20 Support O’Dea 22 Where are They Now? 26 In Memoriam 28 2017–2018 Annual Report Irish Review Fall 2018 O’Dea High School 802 Terry Ave Seattle, WA 98104 206-622-6596 odea.org Jim Walker Principal jdwalker@odea.org Chief Financial Officer Laura Weinand lweinand@odea.org Advancement Director Allie Thomas athomas@odea.org Alumni Director David Mazzeo dmazzeo@odea.org Director of Marketing & Communications Jamie Cronin jkcronin@odea.org Designer Mia Mar Design Printer Windward Press

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PREPARING YOUNG MEN FOR THE FUTURE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION O’Dea has always been committed to engaging our students and preparing them for their future as men of character, faith, and service. Our digital transformation is grounded in this commitment as we meet the challenges posed by a world in constant technological change and innovation. Digital citizenship and responsibility remain at the core of our philosophy. Our young men are expected to contribute positively to our digital environment. These efforts to create a mobile-first learning environment that is adaptable and in tune with the lives of our students have created new opportunities for curiosity, creativity, and collaboration in our classrooms, athletic programs, extracurricular activities and throughout the House System.

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INNOVATIVE TEACHING AND LEARNING O’Dea’s Surface Program and redesigned learning spaces are transforming our teaching and learning practices. The high-level with which our faculty and staff have integrated technology has opened new avenues to deliver immersive, student-centered, and personalized learning experiences to students. Our students’ ability to use cloud-based, mobile, collaborative tools actively engage them and make learning accessible anytime and anywhere.

”During the Innovation School Transformation Conference at O’Dea, I was amazed with how O’Dea Teachers are using new innovative ways to improve collaboration and student/teacher engagement with OneNote and Teams.

I came away from the conference feeling that the O’Dea and Microsoft educational partnership will help prepare our boys for greater success in school and future careers.”

Marland Franco, Father of Max Franco ‘21

”Our Microsoft Surface Program advances O’Dea’s educational mission by enhancing our students’ experience of discovery, connection and collaboration in new and exciting ways.”

Principal, Jim Walker

EDUCATIONAL PARTNERSHIP During the inaugural year of the Surface Tablet Program, Microsoft recognized O’Dea as a Microsoft Showcase School, making us a member of a global community of schools engaged in digital transformation to improve teaching and learning. As a Showcase School, O'Dea has direct access to all developing tools for teaching and learning. This partnership has provided our faculty and students the unique experience of collaborating with school leaders from Ireland, the Caribbean, and Japan to develop more impactful learning experiences. O'Dea hosted our inaugural Microsoft Showcase School event in which O’Dea faculty and staff partnered with Microsoft to deliver professional development highlighting O'Dea's digital transformation.

”O’Dea High School is a valued community member of the Microsoft Showcase School Program exemplifying excellence in digital transformation, leadership, and personalized learning.”

Josh Sawyer, US Education Showcase School Program Manager - Microsoft Education ”As O'Dea enters the second year of the Surface Program, I am excited about renewed assignments that enable me to keep the best of my teachings, while adding in new approaches and techniques that are in tune with my students' experiences living in a modern and technology-based society.”

Lawrence Kight, O'Dea Teacher and Counselor ”The integration of the Microsoft Surface Program has enriched my learning experience and given me all the tools I need to be successful and feel prepared for the future.”

Hank Przelenski ‘19

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2018 Congratulations to the graduating class of 2018. These O’Dea gentlemen are tremendously gifted and have enriched our lives in countless ways. Grounded in character, faith, and service, we celebrate all they have realized and imagine all they will accomplish. The world needs their enthusiasm for learning, leadership, compassion for those less fortunate, and their commitment to seek equality and justice.

To the Class of 2018 - Go forth and live your life with great passion. You are forever part of O’Dea’s proud tradition and will remain a part of the O’Dea Brotherhood for Life.

HONORARY O’DEA GRADUATE FATHER RYAN

During this year’s 93rd Annual Baccalaureate Mass and Graduation at St. James Cathedral, O’Dea High School surprised Father Ryan with an honorary diploma. He is now the second member of his family to graduate from O’Dea; his father was a member of O’Dea’s first graduating class in 1923.

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Following are a list of Colleges, Universities & Academies offering admissions to the Class of 2018: American University

Lewis & Clark College

United States Naval Academy

Arizona State University

Linfield College

University of California, Irvine

Boise State University

Loyola Marymount University

University of California, San Diego

Boston College

Loyola University Chicago

University of Colorado at Boulder

Bryant University

Marquette University

University of Denver

Cal Maritime

Merrimack College

University of Idaho

California Lutheran University

Montana State University, Bozeman

University of Michigan

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Morehouse College

University of Mississippi

North Dakota State University

University of Notre Dame

Carroll College (Montana)

North Idaho College

University of Oregon

Central Washington University

Northeastern University

University of Portland

Champlain College

Northern Arizona University

University of Puget Sound

Chapman University

Occidental College

University of Redlands

Christopher Newport University

Oregon State University

University of Richmond

Claremont McKenna College

Pacific Lutheran University

University of Rochester

College of the Holy Cross

Rocky Mountain College

University of San Diego

Colorado School of Mines

Rutgers University-New Brunswick

University of San Francisco

Creighton University

Saint John’s University (MN)

University of Southern California

Cuesta College

Saint Louis University

University of St. Thomas

DePauw University

Saint Martin’s University

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Dickinson College

San Diego State University

University of the Pacific

DigiPen Institute of Technology

San Jose State University

University of Utah

Drake University

Santa Clara University

University of Washington

Drexel University

Seattle Pacific University

University of Washington, Bothell

Eastern Washington University

Seattle University

University of Washington, Tacoma

Gardner-Webb University

Simon Fraser University

University of Wyoming

George Fox University

Texas A&M University

George Mason University

Texas Christian University

Golden West College

The Catholic University of America

Gonzaga University Hellenic College

The Citadel, The Military College of South Carolina

Indiana State University

The University of Alabama

Ivy Tech State College

The University of Montana, Missoula

Lake Forest College

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O’Dea has a longstanding tradition of athletic success, achieved with hard work and discipline, and celebrated with sportsmanship and a selfless focus on the team.

Congratulations to the Fighting Irish Football team on their incredible season! The Irish won the 2017 3A State Championship with a 38-11 victory over the Rainier Beach Vikings. The boys’ hard work, dedication, and teamwork culminated in a 12-1 season and a 3A State Championship.

It was an exciting season and the support from the student body, staff, and community was incredible. Griffin Korican ‘18 was named All Metro Offensive Lineman of the Year and Davion Dixon ‘18 was named the All Metro Defensive Lineman of the Year. Both gentlemen were also named Star Times Athletes of the Year. Jamyn Patu ‘18 was named the All Metro Offensive MVP and was also named Washington State Player of the Year.

Congratulations to the State Champions!

Led by Head Coach David Bazzi ‘96 and Senior Captains Isaac Mohn, Andrew Hogan and Sean Lewis, the Irish Cross Country team grinded out another successful season. Showing great determination and work ethic, the team qualified for the District Championships where they finished in the top 10. Isaac Mohn ‘18 capped an impressive career with his personal best in the 5,000m, finishing 7th in state with a time of 15:34. Best of luck to Isaac and Sean as they continue their running careers at the University of Washington and Air Force Academy next year. The future is bright for the Irish returning a strong nucleus of young runners.

Basketball

FOOTBALL

CROSS COUNTRY

SEAHAWKS ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

The Irish Varsity Basketball team, led by head coach Jason Kerr, finished the year at 24-6 overall including winning the Seaking District II Championship and a berth to the AAA state tournament. The JV and Freshmen both had strong seasons as they continue to develop at an impressive rate. Next season looks promising with a cast of strong senior leadership and talented underclassmen. Congratulations to two of our seniors that will be playing at the college level. Cal Hansen ’18 will be playing for the University of Puget Sound, Tommy McAloon ’18 for Bellevue College and Russell Whealdon ’18 for Occidental College.

Go Irish!

The Irish Wrestlers and Head Coach Jeff Anderson finished another impressive season winning the Metro Dual Meet Championship with a 15-0 record and capturing O’Dea’s 23rd Metro Wrestling Tournament title.

Five individual championships were won in the Metro League Tournament: Sam Maher ‘19, Alan Badley ’18, Skyler Kloth ‘18, Jack Markowitz ‘18, and Misa Marin ’19. As a team the Irish finished 2nd in Regionals. At the Mat Classic State Tournament, Alan Badley earned a 2nd place medal, Jack Markowitz 3rd place and Skylar Kloth 8th place. Congratulations to Academic State Champions: Sam Maher ‘19, Jack Pauley ’19, Nate Balinbin ‘18, Jake Porter ’19, and Jack Markowitz ‘18. With a number of underclassmen waiting in the wings, the wrestlers are eager to continue the legacy of excellence. Go Irish and Go Grapplers!

Wrestling

Irish golf is on the upswing! Under the direction of head coach, Brian Vaughan, the 2017 golf team had a very respectable year winning the majority of their matches. They were also named Metro League Academic State Champions! The young squad was led by Jack Spragins ‘20, Alec Feldman ‘20, Jack Summers ‘19 and Tony Vowles ‘20.

Spragins competed in the State Tournament and Summers was named a first alternate. Congratulations Irish Golfers!

WINTER

FALL

A TRADITION OF WINNING WITH HONOR

GOLF swimming

The Irish Swim & Dive Team had an impressive 2018 season finishing the dual meets undefeated. Led by Head Coach Tom Schutte and team captains Joey Vacura ‘18, Sean Lewis ‘18, Dominic Flack ‘19 and Lawrence Lorbiecki ‘19, the Irish continued to build upon their competitiveness and strength. The team finished 2nd at Metro, 4th at Districts, and 7th at State. This was the 15th year that the Irish finished in the top 10 at State.

In December, the team traveled to Whitman College in Walla Walla to compete in the Winter Invite where they finished 1st. These young men had many incredible performances and noteworthy accomplishments.

Congratulations to Parker D’Anna ‘18 on being named the CenturyLink Athlete of the Week for his performance against Mercer Island in the first round of the 2017 State Tournament. The Seahawks came to O’Dea and presented Parker with a $1,000 grant to O’Dea’s athletic department and a customized 2017 Seahawks jersey. He was also recognized on the field at the Sunday Night Football game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles.

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Congratulations to head coach, Drew Snider, and the O’Dea Lacrosse Team on bringing home the program’s first State Championship! The Irish finished the season with 12 wins, the most in the program’s five-year history, which culminated with an exceptional win over arch-rival Seattle Prep. Congratulations to Cole Daninger ’18, Sam Dracobly ’18, Connor Gregoire ’18, Kenny Snider ’19 and Drew Chapman ’20 on being named to the All- Metro 1st Team, and Calvin Henninger ’19, Ben Luke ’19 and Dylan Vita ’19 on being named to the All-Metro 2nd Team. Cole Daninger ’18 was also named an All-American and Dylan Vita ’19 an Academic All-American. Thank you to the senior class for helping O’Dea build out the foundation of a first-rate lacrosse program over the last four years.

The future of O’Dea Lacrosse looks bright!

The O’Dea Irish Baseball Team, led by head coach Mike Doyle ’97, finished another impressive season with a 22-3 record and another Metro League Championship. The season was highlighted by a few impressive non-league victories over perennial 4A state qualifier South Kitsap and returning 3A champ Gig Harbor. Congratulations to the six players that were named to the Metro League 1st Team: JJ Engman ’18, Ben Larson ’18, Leo Rivera ’18, Ben Patacsil ’19, Henry Muench ’20 and Jack Folkins ’19. Jack Folkins was also named to the Seattle Times Star Times All-Area Team, and JJ Engman and Rivera were named to the 3A All State Team. The Irish look to be strong again in 2019 with a talented group of returning players.

The Fighting Irish Soccer Team, led by seniors Banks Telkamp, Derivan Dockter, Teddy Nickerson and Stephen Scheer, finished 2nd in the regular season making it the third straight year that the Irish have finished in the top three in Metro. With the youngest lineup in the league and the return of two key contributors from season-long injuries, Aaron Craddock ‘19 and Dolan Shaffer ‘19, the Irish look to build on the success of this year.

Good luck to Banks, Derivan and Teddy who are all competing at the collegiate level next year.

LACROSSE

SOCCER TRACK & FIELD

BASEBALL

Congratulations to the O’Dea Tennis Team for completing their most successful season in years. Freshman Thomas Paulsell had the most impressive tennis season in Fighting Irish history finishing runner up at the state tournament. The doubles team of senior Charles Long and freshman Alex Knox also had an extremely successful year. The duo went into the Metro individual doubles tournament unseeded and finished in 6th place. The Irish look to have another impressive season as returning varsity players Gus Ashcraft ‘21, Jackson Hathaway ‘20, McKinley Juguilon ‘20 and Truman Wisen ‘20 continue to improve. Go Irish!

The seniors set the pace for the Irish Track & Field team in 2018. Isaac Mohn and Sean Lewis finished off their O’Dea careers with fantastic races at the State Track Meet. Isaac placed 6th in the 1600 and 4th in the 3200 and was a Metro League Champion in both events. Sean took 5th at State in the 800. Fellow Seniors Joshua Mosely and Griffin Korican also competed in the State Meet, with Joshua placing 8th in the high jump.

Sophomore triple jumper Cooper Mathers had an impressive showing as well. Overall it was an enjoyable season with many athletes vastly improving. Congratulations to Isaac Mohn ‘18 who is continuing his running career at the University of Washington. Go Irish!

2018 Graduates Playing in College

TENNIS

JACK MARKOWITZ NAMED SCHOLAR ATHLETE This winter the Seattle Chapter of the National Football Foundation held their 52nd Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Banquet at Century Link Field. Each year, the Seattle Chapter awards scholarships to local Scholar-Athletes who are nominated by their coaches. A selection committee consisting of former coaches, players and administrators perform the difficult task of narrowing the list down to four backs and four linemen. Congratulations to Fighting Irish linemen, Jack Markowitz ’18, on being honored with the top scholarship of $2,000.

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SPRING

SPRING

A TRADITION OF WINNING WITH HONOR

FOOTBALL

LACROSSE

Davion Dixon - Simon Fraser University Connor Gregoire - Wesleyan University Wayne Johnson - Simon Fraser University Griffin Korican - University of Michigan VJ Malo - Golden West College Jamyn Patu - University of Washington Stephen Powell - Carroll College

Cole Daninger - Rutgers University Sam Dracobly - Naval Academy Preparatory School Skyler Kloth - Whittier College Andrew Walker - Boise State University

BASKETBALL Cal Hansen - University of Puget Sound Russell Whealdon - Occidental College Tommy McAloon - Bellevue College

SOCCER

Derivan Dockter - Whitman University Teddy Nickerson - Whittier College Banks Telkamp - Whittier College

SWIMMING Joey Vacura - University of St. Thomas

BASEBALL

TRACK & FIELD

Bror Grondal - Columbia Basin College Ben Larson - Gonzaga University Leo Rivera - Whitman College

WRESTLING

Sean Lewis - United States Air Force Academy Isaac Mohn - University of Washington

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THE ARTS The Visual and Performing Arts Program is an integral part of the development of our young men and allows our students to explore, understand, and appreciate the importance of artistic expression.

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CHARACTER, FAITH & SERVICE

Beards for Bros “Fighting Irish, Fighting Cancer”

The young men at O’Dea show compassion for issues that are prevalent in our community and are powerful examples of what it means to live lives of character, faith and service.

Sam Catherall’s Food Donations 9th Grade 10th Grade 11th Grade 12th Grade

1,006 pounds 1,576 pounds 2,582 pounds 13,318 pounds + $1,000 cash

Canned Food Drive This year’s annual Canned Food Drive to support Northwest Harvest highlighted senior Sam Catherall and his remarkable desire to help those in need. In his four years at O’Dea High School Sam brought in 18,482 pounds of food, providing over 90,000 meals to the hungry.

In 8th grade, Sam was inspired by a teacher who educated him on the devastating hunger epidemic. He was determined to play his part during the annual food drive and stood outside grocery stores watching as the community willingly donated food to him. That year his goal was 500 pounds; he brought in 576 pounds, more than any student or classroom in his middle school. It was then that Sam realized he could make a difference and be an inspiration to others.

Each year while at O’Dea Sam set a higher goal during the Canned Food Drive, and each year he far surpassed the goal. During Sam’s last Canned Food Drive as a student at O’Dea, he brought in 13,318 pounds of food and a $1,000 cash donation. A moving company, Hansen Bros, generously donated a truck and five of their movers to help bring the donated food to O’Dea and King5 came along to capture the story.

Sam is a shining example of our mission at O’Dea to prepare men to live lives of character, faith, and service.

He consistently inspires others in the community, and his O’Dea brothers, to give back to those that need it most.

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Memorial Stadium Eagles Project After one of senior Peter Gockowski’s football games, he learned that Memorial Stadium was built to honor Seattle high-school student alumni who died in World War II. Inspired by this remarkable piece of history, Peter obtained permission from Seattle Public Schools and organized a group of Eagle Scouts to help restore a wall outside the stadium. The wall lists the names of nearly 800 people but was obscured by trash and overgrown hedges. Thank you to Peter for all his hard work and for noticing this important need in our community. Yet another example of the young men at O’Dea living lives of character, faith and service.

The student led “Fighting Irish, Fighting Cancer” campaign once again brought in almost $10,000 for the teen cancer program at Seattle Children’s. Over 60 students, faculty, and staff swore off their razors for the month of March to support the treatment of young people affected by cancer. At the culminating event, School Captain Andrew Walker ‘18 thanked the entire O’Dea community for their participation and presented Emily Downing from Seattle Children’s Guild Association with a check.

Christmas Family Project This holiday season the O’Dea community once again partnered with Providence Regina House to help bring a gift of hope to 75 family members. Thanks to the generosity of the O’Dea community and the help of the O’Dea Mothers’ Club who wrapped and delivered presents to our partner families, O’Dea could again bring a brighter Christmas to those in need.

BLESSED PIER GIORGIO SERVICE & LEADERSHIP AWARD At the Champions of Faith Celebration at St. James Cathedral, Sean Lewis ‘18 was recognized as the 2017-2018 Blessed Pier Giorgio Service and Leadership through Athletics Male Athlete award winner.

The award was given to him by the Director of CYO Athletics. With the award came a $500 scholarship.

Congratulations, Sean!

Trail Work Party for Washington Trails Association Brendan Cabrera ‘19, a Youth Ambassador for the Washington Trails Association, arranged a Trail Work Party at Soaring Eagle Park in Sammamish. Nine student volunteers from O’Dea worked for eight hours to create new drainage ways for standing water. At the end of the day, students managed to create 42 different drainage systems along the trail. These gentlemen worked hard and had fun while maintaining one of the many trails in Washington.

Thank you to Brendan for organizing such an important act of service, and for the rest of the student volunteers for giving so generously of their time.

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S T U DE NT LIF E An active and involved student body forms the foundation of student life at O’Dea, fosters the school spirit, and enriches the O’Dea experience.

Mock Trial The O’Dea Mock Trial team competed in the South King Mock Trial Competition in Federal Way. The tournament directors and opposing coaches were impressed with the boys’ drastic improvements from their first year competing and praised the competence they demonstrated with the most complex fact pattern ever used in Mock Trial.

Congratulations to Christian Sailer ‘18 on winning the “Best Lawyer” and to Ben Larson ‘18 and Luke Martin ‘19 on winning the “Best Witness”. A special thanks to attorneys Bob Hendrix ‘85, Terry Lynch (alumni parent), and Kerry Keefe (current parent) for volunteering their time throughout the season.

Junior State of America Christian Sailer ‘18, Steven Calozzi ‘18, Charles Long ‘18, Basil Dizard ‘19, Tony Vowles ‘20, Tyler Preece ‘20, and Hayes Cussac ‘21 participated in the 2017 Fall State Junior Statesman of America Convention. O’Dea representatives engaged in multiple debates against high-school students from across the Pacific Northwest. Congratulations to senior Christian Sailer who won a Best Speaker Gavel Award for his speech about the 2nd Amendment.

Celtic Heritage Club On Saturday, March 17th, O’Dea students volunteered at the 47th Annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. The parade organizers from the Irish Heritage Club of Seattle rely on O’Dea students to help carry the Province flag and other banners down 4th Avenue to Westlake Park. The O’Dea gentlemen were in great spirits as they marched down the parade path to celebrate and honor this important Irish holiday!

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Chess Team

Black Students United for Excellence

The O’Dea Chess Team competed in the Metro League playoffs and earned the championship for their division.

During the State Tournament, Senior Siavii Taputoa and sophomores Dan Skovron, Joe Skovron, Blake Hemmingson and Delane Waterbury represented O’Dea in the team competition, while sophomore Marcel Ramirez participated in the individual competition. In the team competition, each participant won at least one match and proudly represented the school. In the individual competition, Marcel Ramirez won 4 out of 5 matches and earned a 2nd place finish. Great job gentlemen!

During this year’s MLK Day Parade, O’Dea students, alumni, parents and staff gathered at Garfield High School to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This celebration has been a yearly event in the greater Seattle area since 1983. Participants marched 2.5 miles through the streets of Seattle from Garfield High School to Westlake Park. Thank you to the members of our O’Dea community who joined our young men during this symbolic and meaningful experience.

ROTARY CLUB YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARD The Rotary Club of West Seattle selected Konrad Gerhardt ‘20 to receive a scholarship to attend Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (“RYLA”) at Pacific Lutheran University. Konrad is a House Captain and a member of the O’Dea Lacrosse team. He is also an Adventure Scout and completed the high adventure trek at Philmont Scout Ranch. Congratulations, Konrad!

All alumni and parent attorneys are encouraged to participate in next year’s preparation. It is a great way to connect with many of our young O’Dea men who wish to pursue a legal career. Please contact Alumni Director, David Mazzeo, if interested.

NORTHWEST CATHOLIC STUDENT OF THE YEAR Congratulation to Jack Markowitz ‘18 on being named the 2018 Student of the Year by Northwest Catholic Magazine. The award was given to Jack for his achievements and contributions in the classroom, in his extracurricular activities, and in the community. Jack is a true example of a person of character, faith and service. He was captain of O’Dea’s state champion football team as well as the wrestling team, is an officer in the National Honor Society and serves as the school chaplain. Jack is a member of St. Cecilia Parish on Bainbridge Island and carries a 4.50 weighted GPA. With this award, Jack received a $1,000 scholarship.

Congratulations, Jack!

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Brotherhood for Life

ALUMNI OPEN GYM Our Alumni Open Gym event is back! Last year over 60 alumni came out for pick-up hoops games and to catch up with friends and former coaches. This year, with the gym renovation being complete, you won’t want to miss out on the fun. Save the Date for Saturday, December 22, 2018.

”O’Dea provides a community built rich in spirit, bound to service, and a lifelong brotherhood. It gave me tremendous discipline, developed me with professional character, and fueled a motivation to celebrate in the success of others more than that of myself. This has been the foundation of my coaching career and has provided me with amazing opportunities.”

Jamelle McMillan ‘07, NBA Assistant Coach, Phoenix Suns

ALUMNI SENIOR BREAKFAST During the 4th Annual O’Dea High School Alumni - Senior Class Breakfast at the Washington Athletic Club, the O’Dea Class of 2018 was welcomed by twenty-eight O’Dea Alumni from various class years, professions and walks of life. The program featured three speakers: Jim Britt ’97, Albert Jaimes ’99 and Nick Andrews ’99, focusing on O’Dea’s three pillars: Character, Faith & Service. This event is a great way to provide direct networking lines between our alumni and soon to be alumni and celebrate the O’Dea Brotherhood.

Patrick Dullanty ‘19, Thomas Efrem ‘19 and Jack Irwin ‘19, went to Safeco Field to visit with Mr. Albert Jaimes ’99, Corporate Business and Sales Account Executive for the Seattle Mariners. Albert gave the students a tour of Safeco Field and talked to them about his life after graduating from O’Dea and the experiences that led him to his current position.

CAREER DAY With help from the Alumni Board, Career Day once again returned to O’Dea High School. Alumni representing different disciplines shared a wealth of knowledge with members of our Junior and Senior classes: Mario Banchero ’92, Jim Britt ’97, Michael Butler ’78, Michael Chin ’02, Chris Conroy ’04, John DeRocco ’74, Bob Hendrix ’85, Tom Goedde ’88, Ryan Hough ’95, Sean Johnston ’12, Kevin Johnston ’04, Michael Kichline ’88, Evan Kirschner ’99, Gene Kranc ’61, Gerry Michael ‘65, Dominic Miller ’90, Lance Miller ’87, Troy Pangilinan ’96, Andy Read ’84, Laurence Reay ’91, Dan Say ’77, Brian Sollom ’93, John Stewart ’88, Nio Subaran ’96.

Joe Brazier ’99, Sr. Education Manager at Microsoft, brought twenty visitors from Universities throughout Japan to O’Dea to learn how O’Dea uses the Microsoft Surface and Office 365 for teaching and learning. These visitors were greeted by O’Dea Japanese students and had the opportunity to hear about O’Dea’s digital transformation from the perspective of school leaders, teachers, and students.

Dr. John Swanson ‘07, Senior Research and Design Engineer for PolyOne, spoke to the O’Dea Junior Honors Chemistry class about his work with polymers and plastics compounding and how his early experiences in Chemistry at O’Dea are still important to his work today.

We always welcome the opportunity to bring our alumni back to O’Dea High School!

Please email Alumni Director, David Mazzeo, at dmazzeo@odea.org to learn more about how you can get involved.

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SUPPORT O’DEA WALL OF HONOR INDUCTEE CELEBRATION & ATHLETIC FUNDRAISER This year’s Wall of Honor Inductee Celebration and Athletic Fundraiser was a resounding success with almost 300 people in attendance and over $77,000 raised to support O’Dea Athletics. It was wonderful to see so many people come together to celebrate the accomplishments of our past athletes while supporting current programs. Congratulations to the 2017 Inductees: 1995 Football Team, Steven Nolan ’86, Nick Stefonick ’95, and Charles Young ’93.

ITALIAN DINNER The 53rd Annual O’Dea Italian Dinner was a smashing success thanks to our committee members: Donny Jones, Travis Stanley- Jones, Chris Conroy ’04, Sean Johnston ’12, Jeff Jones ’70, Mike Jones ’66 and David Dubuque. The Knights of Columbus was filled with O’Dea alumni, current and past families, friends and supporters. During the event two very special individuals were recognized for all their time and hard work supporting O’Dea’s mission: Mr. Tom Goedde ’88 (Alumni Volunteer of the Year Award Winner) and Mr. Tim Fant (Terrance Johnson Award Winner). This was one of the largest Italian Dinners in recent memory and the proceeds will be directed to help fund O’Dea’s retreat program. We hope to see you in 2019!

ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT The 32nd Annual O’Dea Golf Tournament, held at the Golf Club at Newcastle – China Creek, was yet another outstanding event selling out weeks in advance. In addition to bringing back the golf ball launcher on hole #1, members of the O’Dea Golf Team, Dalton Dean ‘21 and Tony Vowles ‘20, hit tee shots for donations to support the golf team on hole #15.

Congratulations to our winners: Junior Low Gross - Jason Benn ’02, Matt Brace ’02, Joe Greene ’02 & Jason Williams ’88; Senior Low Gross - Harry Arnold, AJ Callan ’70, Dave Pellegrini ’70 & Edo Vanni; Long Drive - Kevin Shaw; Closest to the Pin - Kyle Fox ’00; Straight Drive - Matt Brace ’02; Megaput - Jerry Malmevik.

Thank you to our sponsors, donors and volunteers who assisted with this successful event.

SUPPORT O’DEA THE O’DEA LEGACY SOCIETY We are pleased to announce the newly formed O’Dea Legacy Society. Those that name O’Dea as a beneficiary of all or a portion of their estate, trust, life insurance policy, retirement account, or other planned gift will become members of this prestigious group. These gifts are a strategic way to make a lasting impact on the future of O’Dea. The Legacy Society will enable us to recognize members of the O’Dea community who are committed to our mission and continuing the tradition and values of a Catholic education at O’Dea High School.

BECOME A FOUNDING MEMBER If you have included O’Dea High School in your will or other estate plan, or have the intent to do so, we would be honored to include you as a founding member of the O’Dea Legacy Society. Please contact Advancement Director, Allie Thomas, at 206-923-7540 or athomas@odea.org.

The O’Dea Fund is the cornerstone of our fundraising program and ensures our students have access to the highest level of academics, co-curricular activities, athletics, and faith-based learning. It also ensures we continue to educate students from a wide range of diverse socio-economic backgrounds, which enriches our students’ education.

Gifts to The O’Dea Fund allow us to continue to provide a quality education for the remarkable minds and spirits of tomorrow’s leaders.

THE O’DEA FUND

ANNUAL CAMPAIGN Each year our community blesses us with generous gifts to the Annual Campaign. This year’s campaign raised a record $460,000 to support The O’Dea Fund. Thank you to all who gave through this campaign!

GIVEGOLD DAY In addition, we received tremendous support of O’Dea’s first annual #GiveGOLD Day on Giving Tuesday. Along with the generous matching donation of Roy F. Simperman, we raised over $70,000 to support The O’Dea Fund!

Save the Date for the 2nd Annual GiveGOLD Day Tuesday, November 27, 2018!

CELEBRATE O’DEA Thank you to our auction co-chairs, Helen Suk (mother of Matthew Suk ’19) and Shannon Gardner (mother of Will Gardner ’20) who worked tirelessly alongside our incredible auction committee to help raise $700,000 through Celebrate O’Dea! The group put together a fun, spirited, and successful evening for our sold-out crowd.

A portion of the funds raised supported financial aid to ensure we can provide for our families in need. Additional funds raised enabled us update our gymnasium by installing new bleachers to include aisles and handrails, refinishing the floor, refurbishing the banners, and applying a fresh coat of paint. We hope you will find an opportunity to participate in an O’Dea function this year and see our updated space! Thank you for your continued support to advance our mission of providing a quality Catholic education to all of our students!

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To make a donation to the O’Dea Fund or to sponsor an O’Dea event, please contact Allie Thomas, Advancement Director at 206-923-7540 or athomas@odea.org.

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where are they now?

O’Dea Alumni everywhere are celebrating milestones and making positive impacts in their communities. Here are just a few of this year’s accomplishments or momentous occasions to be celebrated:

Ray Stewart ’55

Allen Greene ’95

Jason Benn ’02

Drew Snider ’06

Ray Stewart ’55 recently published the book, “Marine Corps Tanks and Ontos in the Vietnam War”, which includes documented history, maps, statistics, and personal stories of hundreds of Vietnam-serving Marines. Ray enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserves while a senior at O’Dea. He recently retired as a Lieutenant Colonel and is the founder and president of the Marine Corps Vietnam Tankers Historical Foundation.

Paul A. Newman ’74 Congratulations to Paul A. Newman ‘74 and NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center on being named UN Environment’s “Champions of the Earth for Science and Innovation” because of their outstanding contributions to the Montreal Protocol which has phased out 99% of ozone-depleting substances and led to the healing of the ozone layer.

Congratulations to C. Allen Greene ’95 on being named Athletic Director at Auburn University in early 2018.

Greene previously served as Athletic Director for the University at Buffalo, and as Assistant Athletic Director for the University of Mississippi. Greene is the first AfricanAmerican Athletic Director at Auburn.

Joe Cotton ’96

Jason Benn ’02, and wife, Eva, celebrated the birth of their second child, son, Jordan, born April 20, 2018.

Jason Palacpac ’02

Joe Bundrant ’84 IntraFish Media presented their 2018 Person of the Year award to Trident Seafoods CEO Joe Bundrant ‘84 during Seafood Expo Global in Brussels.

Tom Goedde ’88 Tom Goedde ‘88 and family recently relocated from Seattle to Boston, where he’s joined DraftKings as Chief Marketing Officer. In the new role he’s tasked to push the worldwide leader in fantasy sports to become a multi-billion dollar brand and launch the newly-legal sportsbook business. Tom will miss the daily interaction with his O’Dea brothers, but will stay connected by continuing to serve on the Alumni Board and tuning in for late-night webcasts of football and basketball games.

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Coach Drew Snider ’06 had an exceptional 2018. He coached the O’Dea Lacrosse team to the program’s first State Championship in the spring, was a key member of the U.S. National Team that won a world championship at the Federation of International Lacrosse Men’s World Championship in Netanya, Israel, and was a captain of the Denver Outlaws who won the Major League Lacrosse Championship. Congratulations, Drew! Three championships in one year is quite an accomplishment for our very own Coach Snider.

Jamelle McMillan ’07 Joe Cotton ‘96 recently completed the Camino de Santiago in Spain, an ancient 500-mile walking pilgrimage from Saint Jean Pied de Port, France to Santiago, Spain.

Though challenging physically, mentally, and emotionally, Joe experienced an abundance of grace while learning more about aligning himself with God’s Way. Joe and his companions completed the walk in 33 days.

Anthony Rivisto ’01 Congratulations Anthony Rivisto ’01, on releasing his book, Nothing Wasted. Get a signed copy at www.iamvisto.com.

Jason Palacpac ’02, and wife, Cindy, celebrated the birth of their first child, daughter, Irie, born on May 8, 2018.

After six seasons Coaching with the New Orleans Pelicans, Jamelle McMillan ’07, has joined the Phoenix Suns Coaching Staff. McMillan is one of the youngest assistant coaches in the NBA.

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Devanté Curry ’11

Devanté Curry ’11 graduated from the firefighter academy in May 2018. Curry, seen here with fellow O’Dea brothers, Morgan Davidson ’00 and Kevin A. Miller ’11, at his graduation.

Sascha Stipe ’12

Andrew ’13, Alex ’14, and Adam Kures ’17

Andrew ‘13, Alex ‘14, and Adam Kures ‘17 took in the sites at the Guinness Brewery in Dublin while on a brothers’ trip this summer. Way to represent O’Dea!

Jack Flor ’14

Nick Tonel ’14

Nick Tonel ’14, graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Science degree in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.

Way to go, Nick!

Jack Ipsen ’17

Congratulations Sascha Stipe ’12 on graduating from the US Naval Academy. Stipe will be attending Flight School in Pensacola, FL, in November.

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Jack Flor ‘14 recently graduated from the United States Air Force Academy where he was top two in his English Department. This fall Jack will attend grad school at Northeastern to earn his MA in English and eventually will return to the Air Force Academy as a teacher, an honor received by less than 10% of graduates.

Congratulations, Jack!

REAT JO

where are they now?

Dominique Gates ’17

Congratulations Dominique Gates ’17 on graduating #1 in his class from the Naval Academy Prep School in Newport, Rhode Island. Dominique was honored with the Superintendent of the Naval Academy Award and received a gold officer’s sword.

@ O'Dea graduate, Jack Ipsen '17, recently accepted a 3 year contract/scholarship by the Army ROTC, for his remaining years at the University of Washington.

Congratulations, Jack!

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In Loving Memory We lovingly remember our classmates and loved ones who have passed on since September 2017. While our loved ones may be gone their spirits live on. These individuals will forever be tied together with O’Dea High School.

William Parker, father of David Parker ’91

Roberta Gordon, widow of John Gordon ’40= and mother of Joseph Gordon ’79

Helen Patterson, mother of Kevin Patterson ’70

Daniel Donohue ’45

James Hunter ’65

James Rockey ’60

Nicholas Bammert ’74

Paul Etue ’70

Walter Irvine ’45

Robert Ryan ’47

Santiago Beltran, Jr. ’50

William Farrow ’45

Stephen Johnson ’80

Thomas Sasaki ’38

James A. Betzler ’48

Daniel Fogard ’42

Joseph Matsudaira ’57

Donald Sexton ’53

Dr. Bernard Bleha ’57

George Forrest ’48

J Patrick McGillicuddy ’42

Gregory Sherman ’45

Peter Cantil ’82

Dr. Robert “Bob” Fouty ’49

Wayne Melonson ’68

William Smith ’52

William M. Conroy ’46

Joseph Frank ’59

Dennis O’Brien ’60

Paul Stein ’63

Cris Jaimes, father of Albert Jaimes ’99

Paul Potter, brother of Joseph Potter ’81

John “Jack” Courage ’46

Daniel Freemon ’61

Timothy O’Brien ’68

Patrick Stoeck ’54

Agnes Ruo, grandmother of David Mazzeo ’99

William Cummings ’58

Nick Grossi ’44

Patrick Owens ’44

Ronald Sursely ’65

Carole Jankowski, mother of John Jankowski ’83

Jack Dalton ’47

Thomas Healy ’50

Jerome Raftis ’79

John Truman ’62

Louis D. Kheriaty, father of Louis “Chuck” Kheriaty ’65

Vi Sacquitne, mother of Joseph Sacquitne ’76

Salvador De Los Santos ’86

Robert Huck ’89

Clarence “Mike” Redmond ’43

Paul White ’54

Lanny Kimmel, brother of Herman ’53= and Eugene Kimmel ’57

Richard Dodd ’63

Edward Hudson ’55

Lamont Reese ’59

John Wynne ’51

Agustin Salgado, grandfather of Donovan Salgado Tunay ’02 and Daniel Tunay ’07

Marie Adams, sister of Ralph Buzard ’55=

Staci Delgardo, mother of Curtis Delgardo ’15

Alan W. Artis, Sr., grandfather of Isaiah ’18 and Alan Artis III ’20

Leora Diederichs, sister of James ’44= and Ronald Diederichs ’47=

Helen Ann Baer, mother of Daniel ’78 and Craig Baer ’80 Bonita Bogstie, mother of Daniel ’74 and John Bogstie ’77

Purita A. Dimalanta, mother of Ray ’72=, James ’75 and Fred Dimalanta ’82 and grandmother of Evan Dimalanta ’22

Ruth Brazil, widow of James Brazil ’42=

Joan DuBuque, sister of Joseph ’61 and James DuBuque ’67

Aud O. “Dokka” Brosio, mother of John ’73=, Michael ’75 and Joseph Brosio ’77=

Oscar Eason Jr., father of Oscar Eason III ’89

Jimmie Lee Bruders, father of Bill ’76, Thom ’78 and Dennis Bruders ’83

Brendan Evasick, former O’Dea teacher Thomas Falsetto, father of John ’72 and Steve Falsetto ’73

Joshua Carstens, brother of Shea Carstens ’17

Edward William “Ned” Flohr II, father of Michael Flohr ’83

Jacques Chappell, father of Jacques Jr. ’67, Paul ’68, Eric ’70 and Blaise Chappell ’80 and grandfather of Kameron Chappell 2000

Marianne Forest, mother of John ’89, Jeffrey ’90 and Joseph Forest ’95

Michael Cimino, father of Michael ’83 and Robert Cimino ’85 Gloria Courage, wife of Jack Courage ’46 Michaelyn Crooker, wife of Robert Crooker ’56 Bertha Daigle, widow of Tony Daigle ’35= and mother of Michael Daigle ’65

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John Ghiglione, father of Anthony Ghiglione ’81

Frederick Aesquivel ’52

Cecilia Fox, widow of James Fox ’44=, mother of Mike ’66 and Pat Fox ’69, grandmother to Shawn ’88 and Kyle 2000 and great-grandmother to Keagan Fox ’22 Felix Fuda, father of James ’70 and Philip Fuda ’72 Andrea Garceau, mother of Paul Garceau ’68= Dr. Craig Gayton, DDS, half-brother of Chandler Gayton ’09

Donald Heimbigner, father of John ’91 and Joseph Heimbigner ’95

Ana Kovacich, mother of Tom ’61=, Mike ’64 and Joe Kovacich ’66 and great-grandmother of Taylor Kovacich ’19

Lydia Pineda, grandmother of Patrick Pineda ’01 Jennie Pompeo, mother of Michael Pompeo ’69

Deloris Sauer, mother of Fr. Tim Sauer, former O’Dea staff

Brenda Larkins, mother of Joel Larkins ’86

James Schmuhl, former O’Dea teacher and coach

Yolanda LePley, mother of Matthew LePley ’95

Anita Schultz, mother of Daniel Schultz ’86

Br. G. G. Lindeman, CFC, former O’Dea Principal and staff

Joan Skalabrin, wife of Dr. Nicholas Skalabrin ’52

Jon Luke, father of Benjamin Luke ’19

Necitas Sta. Maria, mother of Gian Paolo Sta. Maria ’13

Flora Mascio, mother of Jerry Mascio ’70

Kathleen Sursely, mother of Michael’62, Patrick ’64= and Ronald Sursely ’65= and grandmother of Jeffrey Sursely ’87

Geraldine McClean, wife of Dr. Hugh McClean ’43 and grandmother of Michael McClean ’12 Michael McDonald, brother of Br. James McDonald, former O’Dea staff Roberta Kathryn McDonald, widow of Ronnie McDonald ’42= Jacqueline Meredith, wife of Burgess Meredith ’54 Cecelia Moskal, wife of Harry Moskal ’55 Carole Nicklos, mother of Todd ’80 and Rob Nicklos ’83 Stella Nissen, wife of Raymond Nissen ’43 and grandmother of Evan Baron ’12 Janet O’Brien, mother of Kevin O’Brien ’90 Michael (Mick) O’Leary, father of Daniel ’82 and Michael O’Leary ’84

Larry Thomas, father of Adam ’01 and Chris Wilson-Thomas ’04 James Francis Toomey, father of James Toomey ’83 Gloria J. Ursino, mother of Chris ’72 and Michael Ursino ’74 George Waham, father of Gregory Waham ’79 and grandfather of Samuel Edmonds ’16 Bernice Welch, widow of John Welch ’41= and mother of Michael ’63=, Pat ’65, Martin ’69, Terrence ’73, Timothy ’76, Richard ’78 and Dr. Thomas Welch ’83 Dustin Wick, brother of Noah Wick ’03 Mary Wiseman, mother of Ken ’77 and Larry Wiseman ’80 and grandmother of Jake Wilson ’97 = denotes deceased

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ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018 ADVISORY BOARD Mike Mondello, Chair Charlie Herche ‘05, Vice Chair Laurie Black Mays Brian Bruce ‘89 Dennis A. Cook ‘74 Jeff Eulberg ‘00 Neysa Finnie Jonelle M.C. Johnson Dan Sherman David Sullivan Liz Swift Karen Tarabochia Todd Vacura

Dear O’Dea Community, We are proud of our accomplishments during the past school year and hope that as you read through this issue of the Irish Review you feel equally proud to be part of our community. Your investment and dedication made a positive impact on the lives of our students every day. It is truly amazing all we can accomplish when we combine our time, talent, and resources. We can’t thank you enough!

The past year completes the second year of our three-year strategic plan. This plan focuses on seven strategic priorities and can be found on our website. I am pleased to report we are making progress in all areas of our plan. This is leading to enhanced experiences for our students and community, and ultimately ensures we are advancing our mission to provide a faith-filled education to our students. As we begin the new school year we will continue to work through this plan. At the same time our school board will begin working on a new strategic plan that will take us to 2023 and our 100 year anniversary. We are excited to begin working toward this important milestone.

We are also pleased that Allie Thomas joined O’Dea as Advancement Director in 2017. Allie came to us with years of experience in fundraising and is bringing new ideas and strategic ways to engage our community. We are excited for our upcoming Give Gold Day in Novemb er and new programs like the O’Dea Legacy Society. O’Dea events sold out all year and attendees felt a true sense of community and camaraderie while raising important funds for the school. Alumni connected with students and each other and they will continue to find new fun and meaningful ways to be involved at O’Dea in the future.

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2017-2018 (UNAUDITED) REVENUE

TOTAL $10,226,190

Tuition & Fees $7,095,974 Tuition & Fees $7,095,974 Tuition & Fees $7,095,974

Contributions & Fundraising $2,879,649

Athletics and Activities $139,609Contributions & Fundraising $2,879,649 Contributions & Fundraising $2,879,649 Athletics and Activities $139,609 Other Revenue $110,958 $139,609 Athletics and Activities Other Revenue $110,958 Other Revenue $110,958

EXPENSES TOTAL $9,177,793

Compensation $5,416,661

Compensation $5,416,661 Financial Aid & Scholarships $1,192,192 Compensation $5,416,661

Financial Aid & Scholarships $1,192,192 Facilities Operations $919,139 $1,192,192 Financial Aid & Scholarships

Facilities Operations $919,139 Student Activities $767,890 Facilities Operations $919,139 Student Activities $767,890 Administration $385,419$767,890 Student Activities

Administration $385,419 Advancement & Alumni Relations $292,170 Administration $385,419 Advancement & Alumni Relations $292,170 Technology $120,150 Advancement & Alumni Relations $292,170 Technology $120,150 Grants to Foundation $84,170 Technology $120,150 Grants to Foundation $84,170 Grants to Foundation $84,170 Restricted for Capital Projects $1,039,746 Restricted for Capital Projects $1,039,746 Restricted for Capital Projects $1,039,746

AVAILABLE FOR FUTURE USE $8,651

Please know how important you each are to O’Dea. We are so fortunate to have such a caring community who believes in the importance of an O’Dea education for our current and future students. Thank you and please feel free to reach out to me at any time with questions or comments.

The new classrooms on the 3rd floor were

Together, with our community, O’Dea is flourishing. We are excited about our future and are grateful to all of you who

knowledge and expertise with O’Dea for over

support our students. Thank you.

dedicated to Roy F. Simperman (pictured here with his wife, Frances) at our Leadership Event in September, 2018. Roy has been sharing his 30 years, during which time he has also been an extremely generous financial contributor.

Laura Weinard Chief Financial Officer 28

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Todd & Denise Malloy*

Juan Cruz & Elana Azure

Joel Larkins ‘86

J Reilly McHugh ‘06

Rebecca Culbert

Jeanne Marie Lee

Sean ‘06 and Joe ‘09 McMahon

Trey & Valerie D’Anna

Matthew LePley ‘95

Anthony & Laura Meyer

Bill DeForeest ‘49

David & Josefa Lindholm

Michael & Jill Mondello

Chris ‘94 & Adria DeForeest

Michael & Michelle Maher

Sarah Nicholson

Michele DeLeo ‘61

Tom Martineau

Mary O’Brien*

Scott & Monica DeMeulemeester

Daniel & Mandana Mashoof

William & Stephanie O’Connell

William & Tammara Dempsey

John McHugh ‘05

Allen & Noelle Parker

Paul ‘80 & Judy Devine

David ‘80 & Mary Meucci

Emma Patterson*

Vijay Doshi & Rebecca Boatright

Jeffrey Miller ‘94

Fred & Michele Paulsell

Tom & Mary Dowse

Robert & Brenda Misel

Dr Charles & Judith Peterson*

Eagle Harbor Dental

Joseph ‘88 & Lynn Moriarty

Brad & Krista Pittiglio

Ashley & Linda Emery*

Douglas & Joanne Morrisey

John & Holly Przelenski

Jon & Rosemarie Engman

Gary & Maria Moss

Anthony Zabala ‘05 & Jennilee Bennett

Andrew ‘84 & Keri Read*

Estate of John Patrick Flynn ‘47

Mark & Arlene Muldoon

Riccardo & Brenda Zane

Timothy ‘99 & Miyoko Reese

Ferguson Enterprises

Tom ‘89 & Elizabeth Newman

James ‘91 & Anne Reese

Joseph Finnegan ‘42*

Patrick & Sheila Noon*

Drs Lee & Katherine Reinleitner*

John & Lisa Folkins

Jason Odem

Tony & Michelle Richardson

Eric ‘92 & Jessica Foy

Gayle Oliver

Ronald ‘67 & Shelley Agostino

Steve & Tammy Savage

Charles Friedel ‘51*

Neal & Debbie O’Neal

Andrew ‘99 & Hillary Aldassy

Terrence Seales ‘09

OJ & Jessica Fugaro

Richard & Patricia Partington*

Anonymous*

Jeffrey Sifferman & Doreen Roseto-Sifferman

Kelvin & Lisa Fynaardt

Kristopher Patterson ‘05

Nephtali Apostol ‘94

Thank you to our generous donors who give so thoughtfully to our school. The following list represents tax deductible donations through all giving activities at O’Dea High School and the O’Dea High School Foundation from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.

Joseph & Erika Skovron

James Galvin ‘87

Brian & Giselle Pavlovec

Timothy & Dianne Arpin

Joseph Geraci*

Andrew ‘96 & Leslie Person

Bridget Aumell

Glassybaby White Light Fund

Matt & Bonnie Preece

Peter Bacho ‘68*

Colin Grady ‘98

Josh & Jen Quijano

Matthew & Erin Baebler

* Donors that have given five years in a row

Christopher Taffera ‘95

Robert & Beth Granlund*

Margaret Read*

Marc ‘92 & Nicolette Bailly

Jack & Sharon Gruber

Chris & Mary Reed

James ‘82 & Anne Bakken*

Gerald & Sandra Gurtler*

Matthew Reese ‘97

Dayton & Jeannie Balinbin*

Todd & Kate Guthrie

Kyle & Jessica Roche

Bank of America

Jason & Lynda Hall

James & Gabrielle Roffey*

Norman & Tracy Beck

James & Maureen Harkins

Roy Jr. ‘45 & Robertta Rohn*

Kyle ‘97 & Ali Benn

Steve & Wendy Hathaway

Agustin Rubio & Sarah Handley

Vince & Kelly Bosa

Daniel Hathaway ‘64

V. Rev Michael G Ryan*

Todd Brannon ‘04*

Ray & Alma May Hecita

John ‘67 & Marion Sagaser

David & Leslie Brazeau

Andrew & Karishma Hendrickson

Benjamin ‘89 & Shannon Saxton

Scott & Trisha Brown

Scott & Chantille Henry*

Thomas & Christine Sayers

James & Mary Jo Bruckner

Charlie ‘05 & Kara Herche*

Jerry & Gretchen Schaefer

David & Christina Buchholz

Rita Heye*

Alexei & Laurie Sergeeff

Dave Budd & Christine Campbell

Dr Edward ‘49 & Phyllis Hopfner

Richard ‘01 & Katy Shaw

Jim & Cindy Burgess

Major Ryan Hough USMC ‘95 & Kate Hough

Patty Shepherd-Barnes

Valerie Burmester

Matthew ‘84 & Erika Irwin*

Daniel & Mary Sherman*

Amado & Pam Cabrera

Denton Sherry ‘48*

Anthony & Laura Chavez

Nate and Kim Short

Francis ‘65 & Theresa Cheng

Tyson Sixkiller ‘03

Kirk & Michelle Chia

Michael & Constance Sobotta

Jeff & Anne Clark

Linda Stefonick

Dennis ‘74 & Lori Cook*

Phillip & Jennifer Steger

William & Carole Cote*

Michael & Robin Stoeck

Michael Crotty*

John & Ann Summers

Robert Crowley ‘44*

Allan ‘47 & Margaret Swegle*

Joseph & Melinda Cutter

Elizabeth Swift*

Morgan Davidson ‘00

Michiel & Brynn Telkamp*

Mark ‘77 & Ellen DeRocco*

Douglas ‘80 & Tuija Thatcher

Stan & Lisa Debiec

Linda Thornton*

Millie DeForeest*

Darrin & Kimberly Tish

Michael DeLeo ‘84 & Jodi McDougall*

THANK YOU

$100,000 and Up

Elizabeth Mauden

Jeanne & Mike Eulberg*

Thomas Carroll ‘93

Anonymous*

Ralph Moorman ‘71*

Kurt & Sally Feldman

Gerald Lee Casey ‘56*

Anonymous Family Foundation*

The Mulvey Family Trust

Thomas & Teresa Flor*

Rodney & Trinese Clark*

Michael Patterson*

Chad & Cyndi Ohrt

TJ ‘86 & Vanette Fontenette*

Don & Ann Connolly

Roy F. Simperman*

Chris & Julie Prentice

Nathan E Steck Estate

Brett & Susan Cooper

John & Diane Sabey

Barry & Sandra Hachler

Jack ‘64 & Marcia Cornick*

$25,000 - $99,999

Loretta Scott

Mark & Lynn Harmann*

Costco*

Anonymous

Estate of Rosita Shields

The Liu Foundation

Grant & Rosie Courtney*

Mary and Tom Herche*

Pat ‘65 and Mary Welch*

David & Mary Kay Livingston*

Stafford Mays Family*

DeAndre Yedlin ‘11

Mabel Horrigan Foundation*

Timothy Fant & Mitzi Carrasco-Fant*

Patterson Buchanan Fobes & Leitch, Inc, PS*

$5,000 - $9,999

Frank L Sack Living Trust

John ‘74 & Patty McKenna

Clint & Catherine Adams

Nate Miles & Leslie Harper-Miles

Todd & Ann Vacura*

Andrew & Christi Allison

Jonathan & Teresa Muench

Marcellus & Lisa Buchheit-Ekdahl

David & Scotta Ashcraft

John ‘78 & Tara O’Leary

Colin Aymond

PACCAR Foundation*

Bailly & Bailly LLC

Michael & Shelly Sailer*

Bainbridge Island ACE Hardware*

Ira & Michelle Snyder

$10,000 - $24,999 Anonymous Daniel ‘56 & Patricia Brotherton* Estate of Dorothea Clancy William & Jennifer Cohen Nicholas ‘49 & Kerry Daquila* Jeff ‘00 & Jeanine Eulberg* Ferguson Construction Christopher & Ingrid Flaat Chris ‘87 & Therese Hendrix William & Patricia Jandl* KLB Construction Michael & Nancy Kuester* Scott & Charleen Lundberg

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Michael & Celeste McAloon*

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dana Frankenberg Glacier Fish Co LLC Graham & Shannon Gardner C Allen Greene IV ‘95 Anthony ‘88 & Sandra Hachler Hachler Investments, LLC. Susan Hamaker* Glenn & Lisa Hayward

Mark & Jennifer Spatz Alan & Nancy Spragins John & Helen Suk Glen Tamura & Ken Comstock* Jonathan 2002 & Claire Tran Brett ‘83 & Elizabeth Vowles

$1,000 - $2,499 Jovelyn Agbalog Todd ‘93 & Cami Aksdal* Cornerston Architectural Group Wally ‘82 & Elizabeth Badley Lewis ‘61 & Suzanne Banchero Mario Banchero ‘92 & Rhonda Smith* Douglas Barnes ‘99 Estate of Raymond A. Barton Neal Baum ‘61 David Bazzi ‘96 Bryan Benn ‘00 Arcadio Bignayan & Darcy Leary-Bignayan

Jonelle M.C.Johnson Timothy & Rebecca Johnson KJ Restaurants James ‘54 & Donna Keene*

Shaun & Kirsten Wiley

Robert ‘85 & Cherie Hendrix

Boeing Employee Individual Giving Program

John & Christina Hogan

Mark & Leslie Brown*

David ‘85 & Jana Kessler

Susan Bucklin

$2,500 - $4,999

William & Therese Jackson*

Brian Bruininks & Allisa Sweet

Steven & Patricia Kessler

Brett & Amy Carolan

Harold & Silvia Adams

Amy Jarboe

Procura Mortgage Company

Robert & Kathlene Kilton

Brent & Kelley Deide

Isagani ‘85 & Pinky Almacen

Thomas P Keefe ‘37 Family*

Kevin Carlson & Julie Lumpkin

Kathleen Kirschner*

John DeRocco ‘74 & Eileen Ryan*

David & Tina Arndt

Dr George & Mary Kenny*

Brian & Ginger Knox

Richard ‘63 & Polly Dodd

James ‘98 & Hilary Bosa

Robert Cecchi ‘78 & Nancy Sheckler-Cecchi*

Brian & Jaculin Dougher

Bruce Company

Eric & Lisa Larson

Michael Cerceo & Sarah Oyer

Mark Kuiper & Kristen Austin

John Edwards ‘55 & Nancy Pettit-Edwards*

Kevin Burkett ‘86 & Carrie Allalemdjian*

Jeffrey ‘01 & Kyla Liboon

Andrew Chin ‘93*

Joseph Kulgren ‘91

Raymond ‘63 & Laura Liedtke*

Coldwell Banker Bain

Cynthia Lamothe*

Employees Community Fund of the Boeing Company*

Christopher Carey ‘80*

Gregory & Doreen Mahoney

Michael ‘62 & Patricia Connors

Todd Lanier & Deanna Gibbs Lanier

Todd & Mishele Barnard*

Richard Szeliski & Lyn McCoy*

Brian ‘89 & Conne Bruce* Kristi Bucklin

Robert Kessler*

Christopher Conroy ‘04

Jason Kerr

Gene ‘61 & Janet Kranc*

Victor Topacio & Emily Zshornack Topacio Andrew Tracey ‘53

United Business Machines of WA Inc Julia Valcik Thad & Renee Van Winkle Hubert Vanden Wyer ‘43 Steve VanDerhoef & Dianne Wright* Gordie Verhovek ‘06 Laurent & Christine Visconti Brian White & Kavita Varma-White Jeffrey & Melissa Williams* John ‘49 & Robin Worthington* John & Laurie Wu

$500 - $999 Karni Adamson

Allie DeLong William Dempsey ‘09

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Scott & Carleen deRecat

Dave & Andrea Lewellen

Robert & Patricia Smith

Quy Do & Cecilia Tong

Grant & Mary MacLaughlin

Trevor Rose ‘00

Ryan Anderton ‘09*

Vincent & Courtney Butorac

David ‘64 & Patricia Dierst

Dean & Jolinda Linden

Conrad & Mary Smucker

Lawrence & Ann Doll

Carl & Susan March

Dan & Reba Ruiter

Nicholas Andrews ‘99

Fortunato & Nelia Calacat*

Cary & Julia Doerr

Benjamin & Brooke Linford

Richard ‘52 & Patricia St. John*

Edward & Annette Dullanty

Donald & Gwen Marcus*

Rowena Runez

James Antonio ‘05

Sharon Campbell*

Tom & Ann Marie Doran

Roy & Mary Loftus

John & Lauray Stupey

Andrew Doung & Ashley Do

Bill Marsh

Maria Sabart

Carmelo & Mary Aoanan

Mary Carroll*

Daniel & Kathleen Dorgan

Mark & Yoshimi Lorbiecki*

Eugene ‘47 & Patricia Styer*

Kyle Eriks ‘05 & Lisa Burzdak

Thomas & Leslie Martin

Joseph ‘75 & Katherine Salle*

Joy Aquino

Charles Carroll ‘05

Dominic ‘02 & Lauren Dorsett*

Brian ‘64 & Victoria Lord

Dr John ‘70 & Jennifer Swegle

Claudia Estep

Brian & Stacey Martinez

Dan ‘77 & Elaine Say

Paul ‘81 & Suzanne Arguelles*

Dennis & Susan Casey

Joseph & Rose Dracobly

Antonio & Karina Macedo

Richard Thoms ‘53*

Brian Flack & Patricia McDonnell

Joseph Martini ‘06

Al & Kim Scanlan

Alan & Dawn Artis

Daniel Cavanagh ‘11

Jack ‘58 & Eunice Drobnick

Omar Magee & Nathalie Santos-Magee

Richard ‘46 & Jo Anne Tobin

Mario Forte ‘74 & Kristine Keough-Forte*

Christy McAllister

Nicholas Schmitt

Kathy Atwood*

William Chambers

Dick ‘59 & Susan Backs*

Charles & Darlene Chapman

V.B. Real Estate LLC

LeRobert & Carissa Foster

Edwin & Cherylene Serquinia

George Edwards & Julie Schwer Edwards*

Frank & Nancy Martorana*

Joe McDonagh

Marland Franco ‘87

Thomas ‘71 & Monica McDonough*

Howard ‘50 & Carole Slessman

John Baginley ‘83

Jacques ‘67 & Victoria Chappell*

Tom & Judy Essig

Kevin & Cindy McFeely

Cedra Garcia-Hare

Dr. Charles McGough ‘51*

Steven ‘69 & Lucinda Soha*

John & Rose Baginley

Gerry Christensen

David Fava & Beryl Abe-Fava

Colm ‘83 & Suzanne McGlynn

Ian ‘98 & Dorothy Gardner

Dan & Wendy McGrath

Brian ‘93 & Jennifer Sollom

Nicholas Baker

Christian Brothers Institute

Manuel & Terry Figueroa

Joseph McMahon ‘09

James Gauntt ‘50

Joseph ‘07 and Amanda Balinbin

City of Seattle

Rick Frederking

Burgess Meredith ‘54*

Andrew McLean ‘00 & Melissa Koss*

Saul & Abbe Stashower* Theresa Stone

Christopher ‘63 & Johanna Balkany*

Thomas Clark ‘55

R T Fretwell ‘55*

William & Barbara Miner*

Charles Ballard

Philip ‘83 & Linda Gamroth

Michael Clement ‘00

Sean & Enedina Dumas

Damisi Velasquez ‘92 Regi Vengalil ‘00 Kenneth & Stephanie Watrous Henry & Yoko Weaver Laura & Paul Weinand

Chandler Gayton ‘09 Doug & Jody Gerber*

John ‘57 & Shirley Monrean*

Dr Thomas Welch ‘83 & James Smith

Jon Gehle & Pamela Sullivan

Donald & Jacolyn Moore*

Matthew ‘93 & Erin Westphal

William & Angela Guest

Tony & Emily Giaquinta

Sam & Darci Moreau

Michelle Williams*

Zewdi Habtemicael

Colin Gierzak ‘06

Matthew & Kathleen Murphy*

Bill & Marcia Yanuss

Don Harris ‘72

James & Anee Gillingham

Jerome Mylet ‘62*

Alonzo & Stacy Ybarra

Ayodele ‘96 & Natasha Harrison

Joseph & Maureen Gockowski

Katie Nolan

Joseph ‘66 & Mary Zavaglia

Sean & Melissa Hassett

Jacob & Kendra Goldbas

Patrick Nolan

Gene ‘73 & Kim Zipp*

Fr Dick Hayatsu ‘57*

Randy & Rosanne Green

Scott Oakes & Mary LaVern-Oakes

Joseph ‘02 & Nancy Greene

Maggie O’Donnell

$250 - $499

Brent Gregoire & Netti Domenichelli

Dennis O’Leary ‘67

Robert ‘63 & Linda Aiello

Frances Hinkle*

Wendy Harding

Don & Mary Lee Blum Olinger

Jeffrey Anderson

Marc Houser & Tihut Teshome

Kaiden Oliver ‘21

Frank ‘54 & Robin Asprea*

Robert Huber

Erik ‘88 & Katherine Ongstad

Aaron & Ranae Ausbrooks*

Tim ‘00 & Becky Hunt

William & Sara Orr*

Nell Ballard-Jones

Brian & Corinna Hyatt

Ben & Kirsten Pangelinan

Mark & Heather Barbieri

Albert ‘99 & Jade Jaimes

Thomas & Kimberly Patamia

Richard & Catherine Benn

Ryan Jennings ‘01

Ian & Alane Pina

Jurg & Terry Bonnofsky

Morning Dew Candles

John ‘79 & Therese Platt

Matthew & Shannon Boswell

Devon Johnson ‘96

David & Punniya Poole

Thomas & Susan Bradley

Michael & Ana Marie Juguilon

Stephen & Kauinohea Prusinski

Roberta Brockliss*

Raymond & Jackeline Keasey

Phillip & Susan Ramsdall*

Melia Brooks*

Lawrence Kight*

Carl & WenPei Ridenour

Kate Schultz & Jim Bruene*

William ‘69 & Shawn King

Scott Riggins & Charlene Catherall

Delta Air Lines, Inc.

Doug & Angela Rigoni

William ‘55 & Aneta Cappelletti

Paul Rittman & Judy Delong-Rittman*

William & Sharon Carver*

John ‘84 & Julie Salle

Paul Chelminiak ‘63*

Michael ‘75 & Marcia Hebblethwaite John & Tina Hein Brad & Darcy Hemmingson Thomas ‘74 & Teresa Herring* David Heye* Daniel & Diane Heye* George & Stacey Hudson Richard ‘65 & Joan Hurley* Zach ‘96 & Elena Inoue Brian & Amy Jeffries* Ron Jenkins & Laura Brito-Jenkins Wayne & Carolyn Johnson Sam & Tricia Johnson* Peter & Adrianna Johnson Edward & Elizabeth Johnston* Brody Jones ‘16 Peter Kalapaca ‘66 Nicholas King ‘07

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Keith & Erin McDonald

Jennifer Trise

Scooter & Damiah Saloy Dan & Jody Samson Jeffery ‘73 & Janet Sanchez

Rick & Sharon Kitashima

Mark Santistevan & Theresa Martinez-Santistevan

Mark & Julie Klinkenberg

Frank & Maureen Santoni*

John Kloeck ‘55*

Stephen ‘82 & Laura Scheer

Monte & Jana Kohler*

Chad & Angie Schneider

Alex Korahais & Kathleen Pape

Timothy & Kimberly Searing

Brody Jones ‘16

Waisale & Karalaini Serevi

June Kubo

Norman Shaffer & Kerry Keefe*

Paul & Dawn Kuntz

Gary ‘51 & Judy Shirley

Albert & Anna Kurkoski*

Steve & Mindy Shivers

Robert Lane ‘86

Robert Sims & Mary Buza-Sims

John & Karen Launceford*

Mary Sisley

Tom Lee & Lisa Dawson

James ‘82 & Nancy Small

Peter & Theresa Cedergreen* City Vacuum & Sewing, Inc. Lawrence ‘55 & Diane Colello* Patrick & Wendy Connors* Michael & Katie Corl Anthony & Laurra Corsello William & Debra Cotter Joseph & Jamie Cronin Joseph J. Curulla ‘49* George & Julie Daher Calixto Dalere & Vicky Lafrades Pat Daly & Shiloh Rodgers-Daly Mark & Michelle Dean John ‘81 & Kristen DeFranco Mita del Fierro Benje & Janette Deraco Ronald Dino

Billy & Marilyn Gerhardt

Brooks McMahon Duncan McNab ‘60* Kevin & Heidi McNulty Rebecca McPharlin* James & Shannon McPherson* Christian & Patricia Mendoza Akenese Mika Michael & Aileen Miles

Kevin Stordahl ‘15 Thomas Swegle ‘77* Larry & Patricia Taffera Scott Taffera ‘97 Richard Tarabochia ‘68 Bob Thompson and Laura Vida Joseph Toner ‘98 Dean ‘75 & Misty Tougas*

Tiffany Ballard Angelo ‘90 & Misty Banchero Evan Banchero ‘13 Lynn Banks Kevin ‘89 & Helen Barber* Francis ‘53 & Dolores Barden*

Matt Traina & YoungHae Chu

Russell & Gloria Bash

Ubaldo Trejo Pedraza & Norma Luna Chavero

Trina Beatty James ‘91 & Sarah Beeson

United Way of King County

Joel & Maureen Benoliel

Geoffrey Urbina ‘95

Stephanie Benson*

David Ursino ‘87*

Don ‘69 & Betty Berard*

Juan & Jeannette Velasquez

Douglas ‘69 & Cheryl Berger*

Samuel & Lisa Verhovek*

Kate Berger

Donald & Carrol Vizzare*

Michael Berridge ‘64*

James Waldref & Carmen Suazo*

Charles ‘51 & Nancy Bertiaux

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David & Lisa Watson

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Carl Weber ‘59*

William & Joan Blanchard

Kathleen Wentworth

Ben ‘00 & Angela Blanchard

Dena Parmer

James Whisman & Cecelia Winbladh Whisman

Francis ‘50 & Irma Blaschka

King County Employee Giving Program

Jimmy & Lara Patacsil

Stephen ‘81 & Diana White

Peter & Mary Pauly

Guy & Monique Williams

Ian ‘00 & Sara Bliss

Jay & Susana Knapp*

Donna & Rocco Popich*

Timothy & Monica Williams

Nicole Kosar

Stephen & Nancy Porter

Daniel & Annie Wilson

Jennifer Kovach

Walter & Cara Young

Daniel Kovacich

Darrell Powell & Yvonne Terrell-Powell

Eddie Kramer & Loretta Chavez-Kramer

Gregg ‘90 & Cecilia Prokop* ProQuest

Andrew Zottman ‘93

Kordell & Rayna Kubo

Joshua Pruitt and Patty Escobar de Pruitt

Gifts to $249

Mark Raney ‘76 & Dixie Wyckoff-Raney

John Adams ‘63

Scott Helwege & Andrea Korican Jon & Jenifer Hillyer

Patrick ‘96 & Saragh Lamb Sean Lamothe ‘05 David & Angela Lampkin

Michael ‘66 & Mary Millet* Christopher & Rita Mohn* Enrique Molina ‘92 Pat & Monica Moran* Edwin Moriarty ‘81 Network for Good Paul ‘74 & Heidi Newman* Thomas Nollette, Sr ‘60 Northwestern Mutual Foundation Cleotilde Nunez Lauren Oden Jon Olander ‘84 Philip & Gian Orquia Calos Palacián & Lisa Johnson

Michael Zavaglia ‘01*

Albert Acena ‘50

Timothy ‘68 & Nancy Raschko*

Sherrie Adams

Paul Lantz ‘63*

Aaron Reamy and Blanca Reamy Landin

Anna Aguilar

Dominic & Laura Lee

Jon Regimbal & Susan Mokler*

Brian & Patty Lewis

Sharon Aldueso

Joseph ‘80 & Cheryl Rempe*

Richard Lolich ‘50

Endashaw & Sosina Alem

Gerhard & Faith Renz

Sheila Lozan

Christopher Allen ‘12

Donald & Sarah Rice*

Kathy Luderman

Marilyn Allen

David & Nina Riley

Karl & Dawn Lum

Ira ‘87 & Maria Almacen

Mark & Kim Rooney

Steven ‘82 & Jeanne Lunde*

Angel & Denise Alvarado

Rafael Rosario & Mark Contratto

Joseph Anderton & Diane Lostrangio

Reddy & Madonna Landon

Dawn Aiken-Hunting

Jordan & Carole Blaschka William ‘55 & Kiyoko Blond Guy Boggs ‘58 George Bonaci ‘07 Ann Borg*

Kevin & Janet Cleary Ethan Clements ‘14 James ‘54 & Diane Cloutier* Mary Cogan James Collins ‘57* Wanda Colon-Cesario Mark ‘79 & Mary Comstock Yohann ‘93 & Maria Connell Kurth ‘95 & Anna Connell Patricia Conner Robert Conrad ‘50* Sam Cook John ‘81 & Jacqueline Cooper La Quanna Cooper Michael Cotton ‘60 Alfred ‘71 & Karen Court* Dr. Gregory Cox Charles Cox ‘56* John & Renee Craddock Frank ‘62 & Margie Cristofaro Ludovico ‘59 & Daniela Cristofaro* Robert Crooker ‘56* Br. John Cullerton, CFC ‘56 Larry & Kathleen Cunningham Danielle Curl Lalena Curry Geoff & Carolyn Cussac

Gerald ‘61 & Carolyn Bosi

Ronald Czarney & Wendy Romanchuk*

Frank ‘58 & Julie Bosone*

Madelyne Daniels

George J. Brand ‘46

Ronnie & Angela Daninger

Timothy Brandt

James ‘57 & Patricia Danson

Lisa Branz

Jeffrey & Katy Davis

Aina Braxton

Jonis Davis

Kevin ‘82 & Bridget Brewer

Duane & Denise Davis

Alfred ‘54 & Kathy Bright

Kim Dawson

Bright Funds Foundation

Angela Dawson-Milton*

Darren & Mary Briner

Joepit de los Santos

J Mike ‘61 & Patricia Brown

Michael ‘62 & Jennifer Deacy*

Brian Burby*

Nicholas Deacy ‘65

Arkell Burnap ‘08 & Rachel Cone

Charles & Kristina Dean

James ‘58 & Rebecca Burns*

Damien ‘97 & Christel Del Fierro

Patrick ‘55 & Arliss Burns

Myles ‘04 & Jill DeLong

Julio & Melissa Bustamante

Delta Airlines Foundation

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Paul ‘75 & Lisa Desimone*

James ‘55 & Carolyn Furlong*

Andy ‘98 & Alison Hunter

James ‘47 & Janet Lennon*

Sarah Montgomery*

Mauricio & Lourdes Perez

Carlo & Susan DeSimone

James ‘71 & Laura Gamache*

Anthony & Dawn Hunting

Andrew Lepere ‘01

Gary ‘69 & Charlene Monuszko*

Sister Rosemary Perisich, SNJM

Ed and Liz DeVito

Thomas Garcia ‘07

Luke Hutchison ‘13

Phyllis Lewis

David Moody ‘80

Richard ‘53 & Joan Perry*

Kiyohiko & Diana Dickerson

Joseph Gardner

Vincent ‘72 & Mary Pat Iaci

Laurence Moore*

Stephen ‘70 & Elizabeth Piergrossi*

Gene Didonato ‘55

Chris Garg

Michael ‘74 & Martha Iacolucci

Mark Lewis ‘95 & Mariaelena Pierobon

Joan Moore

Patrick Pineda ‘01

Fred & Chris Dimalanta

Nancy Garzon

Ted & Teresa Ipsen*

Ivan Gaskin ‘12

Walter ‘45 & Liz Irvine

Francis Moore & Danuta Sadowski-Moore*

Lauren Poole

Catherine Dinehart*

Andrew Liebl ‘05

Ronald ‘55 & Maxine Dion

Ben & Jennifer Gauyan

Richard ‘71 & Christine Ito

Daniel & Mary Lisek

Ladd ‘00 & Susan Moore

Dixon Golf, Inc*

Michael Gazarek ‘60*

Mark & Michele Jackson*

Ryan ‘07 & Amber Livingston

Edward Moran ‘11

Derrill & Patty Dizard

Joseph Gehrke ‘98*

Sean & Catherine Jackson

Gloria Long

William Moran ‘10

Christianson Dockter & Meghan Smith

Gregory Gerarden ‘87

Mary Jaculewicz

Patrick Lorang ‘74

Bernard & Teresa Moran

John Gerber ‘16

Donald ‘49 & Dorothy Janisch

Steve Lorentzen ‘64

John Moran ‘46*

Jon & Roxanne Gerhardt*

Lawrence ‘53 & Carol Jergens*

Andrew ‘94 & Liana Loveless

Philip ‘54 & Virginia Moran*

Joseph Gervais

Dwight ‘79 & Holly Johnson

Kent Lowry & Melinda Gause*

Kevin ‘81 & Jill Morgan*

Samson Ghanna & Martha Petros

Timothy ‘83 & Theresa Johnson

Roger & Cathy Lubovich*

Glenn Moriyama

Paul Gibson ‘75*

Craig & Ellyn Johnson

Elizabeth & T Luis

Albie & Vicki Moshcatel

Jason Gierzak ‘04

James ‘77 & Margaret Johnson

Kimberly Luke

Harry Moskal ‘55*

Kathleen Gierzak*

Tom Johnson ‘06

Carol Lumb & Dean Mielke

Sohrab Motaghedi ‘99

Kathleen Gillespie

Ronald Jones ‘63

Michael ‘81 & Natalie Magan

Donald Moyer ‘59*

Montee & Tara Gillespie

Jon & Gretchen Jones

Patricia & John Magee*

Dan & Olivia Mullen

Colin & Sheila Gilligan

Allen Jones ‘50

James ‘49 & Darleen Maher*

Daniel & Kathleen Mullin

Ann Gottberg

Jason & Lizz Joss

John Malkoski & Lisa Macomber

Michael & Robin Murphy

Eugene ‘65 & Bonnie Graddon

Thomas & Geraldine Joyce*

Stephen ‘77 & Suzy Maloney

Jack Murphy ‘14

Lou Ann Grady*

Steve & Jillian Kane*

Clifford & Catherine Marshall

Patrick Murphy ‘72

Patrick Graham ‘98

Al Kawashima

Michael & Jill Martin

Ronald ‘54 & Donna Murrish

Mark ‘96 & Tanya Green

Steve Rayner & Colleen Keefe

John ‘86 & Jenney Martin

Joseph ‘67 & Joan Myers

Timothy ‘80 & Heidi Greenan*

Jo-Ann and John Kelly

Martin Matsudaira ‘55

Lawrence Naehr ‘66

Peter & Tasha Grondal

James Keough ‘59*

Brandon & Chelsey Maul

Toyo Nakayama & Viet Tran*

Douglas & Martha Groneman*

Patrick ‘52 & Patricia Keough

David ‘99 & Monica Mazzeo*

NEA Member Benefits

Lisa Grueter

Maurice Kerkof ‘58*

Charles ‘50 & Joyce McCall

Daniel Nelson ‘11

Nathaniel & Maria Hacker

Maureen Kiers

Bryan McCall ‘90*

Steve & Claudine Newsom

James ‘60 & Susan Haley

Robert King ‘58*

Patrick & Claudia McClain

Dang & My-Vi Nguyen

Patrick ‘59 & Mary Hall*

Erin Kittleman

Jeffrey ‘65 & Kathy McCloskey

Quan & Trang Nguyen

William Farrow ‘45

Dennis ‘64 & Pat Halpin*

Todd & Cathy Knauerhase

Marcus McCullough ‘03

James Nguyen ‘12

Kirby & Andrea Felder

John & Mary Halvorson

Mark & Charlene Knutson

MacKenzie McDonald ‘10

William ‘62 & Carolyn Nirk

James & Corrine Feldman

Paul ‘87 & Josephine Hamaker

James & Mary Catherine Kolb*

Nikole McDonald

Hugh ‘52 & Rose Marie Ferguson

Gary ‘69 & Donna Hansen

David & Tracy Krauter

Nordstrom Employee Matching Gifts Program

Alex & Jen Fernandez

Alan Hardwick & Barbara Bollero

James ‘85 & Laura Kuijper

Loriann Ferrell-Soto

Dr William ‘54 & Alice Hardy

Peter & Maureen Kures*

Neysa Finnie

Kenji Harman ‘04

John ‘51 & Barbara La Fond*

Michael ‘59 & Kathleen Fleming

Ann Harris

Alvin & Lelane Labonite

Harold & Audrey Flones

Charles ‘62 & Suzanne Hathaway

Hugh & Reva Lackie

Jon & Wanda Flones

Thomas & Catherine Hawn

Richard LaFrance & Lisa Cardus*

Robert Flor, PhD ‘61 & Catalina Cantu

Chris & Tracy Hayes

Patrick Lagreid ‘96*

John ‘49 & Yoko Helmerson

Alex & Bethany Lara

Michael Flor ‘68 & Elisa Del Rosario

Edward Henderson ‘85*

Michael ‘72 & Diane Lass*

Paul ‘85 & Monica Flora*

Brady Henderson ‘04

Daniel ‘97 & Kelly Lattier

John ‘57 & Rosita Foley*

Rochelle Hively

Joseph Launceford ‘11

Michael ‘60 & Lori Foley

Donald & Cynthia Hobbs

Diana Lavachek

Erwin & Honortina Fontanilla

David ‘94 & Amy Hoffman

Daniel ‘82 & Jodie Lavallee

Marnie Foust

Timothy & Joyce Hogan

Patrick Lavin ‘99*

Daniel Donohoe ‘79 Daniel ‘45 & Joan Donohue* Mary Doran Paula Dorle John ‘92 & Arika Dortero Michael ‘97 & Brittany Doyle William ‘63 & Marsha Droppelman* Photios & Katherine Dumont Susanne Dunaway* Robert ‘84 & Angela Easter J. Steven ‘67 & Karen Eckhart* Henry ‘56 & Tomiko Egashira* Masae Ek Ronald ‘51 & Maralee Ellison* Chris & Karen Emerson* Samuel Ephrem & Menbere Menhane Evans Management LLC Michael & Susan Ewaliko James Ewart ‘65* First Lieutenant Michael ‘00 & Colleen Farrell

Judy Fowler Shawn ‘88 & Manda Fox

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James & Christine Holbrook* CDR Paul Holder ‘65*

James & Patricia Lawrence* Brian Leahy ‘63

Susan Fox*

Quinton Hooks ‘78

Michael ‘56 & Joan Lealos*

Michael Fox ‘66 & Leslie Reheis

Mark & Alisha Horey

Joshua & Joan Lee

Jason ‘98 & Hera Fredette

John ‘47 & Pauline Hoyt*

Ben LeFebvre & Carla Madrigal

Barry ‘57 & Bonnie Fretwell

Dominic ‘01 & Jennifer Hubert

James Legaz ‘64*

Adam Frisch ‘03*

Steven ‘69 & Diane Hucik*

Leroy & Trina Legnon

James & JoAnn Frogget*

Thomas Hueffed ‘80

Olive & William Lenney*

Leonard & Elaine Liam

Mavourneen McGlynn Michael & Teresa McHugh Charles McIntyre ‘84 W Patrick ‘65 & Sandra McKelvey Thomas ‘69 & Kathryn McKeon Thomas McLaughlin ‘74* Mark McLaughlin ‘75* Lorraine McLean

Anne North Jones Eric Nyland Michael Patrick O’Brien ‘60 Daniel & Sharron O’Donnell* Darrell & Kathleen Offe* Patricia O’Leary* David Olinger

Rory McNulty

Marlene Olson

Timothy McRoberts ‘81 & Tara James*

John & Cricket O’Neill Andrea Padilla

Joseph McRoberts ‘14

Alexander & Jessica Palomo

Daniel ‘86 & Sydne Mead-Smith

Kathy Parker*

Rob & Margaret Mechaley*

Robert Parmele ‘64

Gary Melonson ‘71

Kerry Parsinen

Richard ‘45 & Joann Menard

Norman Patajo ‘90

Elissa Mendoza

Kathleen Patterson & Peter Lofgren

Barb Michieli

Kristian ‘01 & Jessica Patterson*

Kyle Miller ‘03

Todd Paulson & Shawn Needham

Donald & Janet Mitchell*

Kenneth Pavlick ‘58*

Roger Monson & Beverly Bell

Peter & Patty Pecora*

Dominic Montague ‘14

John & Ann Penning*

Angelita Montague

Robert ‘80 & Beth Percival

Mark & Tina Powell Jerry Preston ‘50* Pablo & Jennifer Proano* Matthew ‘98 & Samantha Prociv Andrew Raab & Megan Flynn-Raab John ‘64 & Sharon Radoll Sue Ramaglia Nicolas & Maria Ramirez James ‘52 & Sharen Rees* Dominic Remedios Dorothy Rempe* Davin Reyes

Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc

Daniel Tobin ‘74 & Debra Vonnahme

George Searing ‘08

Dana Tonkin Chapman

Brandon Seigel ‘96

Victor & Michelle Traverso*

Bob & Kim Serwold*

Allen Tuilaepa & Neetu Jain

Christian Serwold ‘16

LaTanya Turner

Joseph Shanks ‘04

Brian ‘76 & Candy Ursino

Joseph ‘48 & Dorothy Shaughnessy

Richard ‘57 & Monda VanHollebeke

Bernard Shen & Catherine Federman*

Mark ‘89 & Carol Varela

Gregory Sherman ‘45

Margarita Vidrio*

Matthew & Julie Shorack John ‘47 & Madonna Sifferle* Glen ‘83 & Jeanette Simecek Aurelio ‘50 & Carol Simon* Sonny & Denise Sixkiller Dr Nicholas Skalabrin ‘52 Matthew Slagle ‘98

Mark ‘68 & Kathleen Ricci*

Ryan Smith ‘96 & Barbara Blanchard Smith

Richard Rice ‘58*

Ryan & Lisa Smith

Joseph Rimorin & Maritoni Robles

Solid Ground Washington

Michael ‘04 & Linda Rittman*

James Spagnole ‘62*

Mark ‘01 & Katy Rittman Fred Rivera & Betsy Roletto-Rivera

Thomas Spangler ‘81 & Vallie Rice-Spangler

Lemuel & Jaydeen Robinson

Louis & Carol Spear*

Ian Michael Rogers ‘07

Mark & Heidi Spilde

Melodie Rogers

Jim & Necitas Sta. Maria

Rev. Stephen Roman ‘47*

Steven & Jodi Standaert*

Dr Robert Romano ‘42

Jacob Stashower ‘12

Liam ‘02 & Veronica Roney

David Steck ‘74*

Jack ‘52 & Rose Roni*

David and Elaine Steckler

Joan Ronnenkamp

Raymond ‘55 & Julie Stewart

Raymond ‘69 & Rennae Rosso*

John ‘88 & Jennifer Stewart

Robert ‘71 & Jill Routt*

William ‘56 & Judith Stoeck*

Paul Routt ‘73

Robert & Maureen Stohl*

Galan ‘91 & Raneth Ruelos

Stokes Auction Group, Inc.

John ‘86 & Eileen Rumpf

Robert ‘50 & Pearl Storino

Jeff Sacha ‘04 & Caitlin Patler

Siaki & Rachel Stowers

Rick & Margaret Sacha*

The Stupey Agency

Joseph ‘76 & Rhonda Sacquitne

Dr Joseph ‘58 & Sandra Suchoski

Rey-Dante Sahagun & Maria Socorro-Sahagun*

David & Marian Sullivan*

Joachim & Gretchen Sailer

Fuhe Sun & Tina Wong

Nicole Sailer

John Swann ‘17

Lucy Salle*

Ben Szocik*

Judy Samples

Gemma Tamayo

Shaun & Sonya Sanders

Karen & Martin Tarabochia

Patrick Sarchett & Trixi Wright

Firat & Sarah Taydas

John Saunders ‘94

Sonat Taydas ‘19

Linda Savio & Bill Hallerman

Scott & Susan Tento

Spencer Scarp ‘10

Mark & Nani Terrana

Thomas ‘56 & Patricia Schmidt*

Thomas ‘67 & Anne Terry*

David & Barbara Schreck*

Marissa Thomas

Ted & Suzanne Schulte

Jasen Thomas ‘89

Brian & Amie Schumer

Merinda Thomas

Tom & Jennifer Schutte*

Harry & Ariska Thompson

Andrew Schwaegler ‘07

Julie Thornton

Richard Schwaegler ‘80*

Taylor Thornton*

Dennis ‘56 & Nancy Sullivan*

John & Barbara Verzemnieks* Robert ‘78 & Carol Vogeler* Brian & Ruthie Waid* Stephen Waid ‘02* Christopher Waldref ‘09 James & Mimi Walker* John Walsh ‘00* Forrest ‘91 & Molly Ward Aimee Waterbury Zachary ‘04 & Michelle Waud Dennis ‘62 & Thea Weczorek James Weir ‘52* Richard Weis ‘96 George ‘68 & Patricia Welch Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program* Westside Alterations Treva White Eric White & Velma Jones White Robert White James & Mary Lou Wickwire* Joe ‘63 & Colleen Widden* Sekou Wiggs ‘93 Thomas & Dawna Williams* Terrence Williams Richard & Mary Willy* Darren ‘79 & Sherlita Wilson John & Joan Winslow Kyle & Angela Wong* Ronald Woods ‘57* Gregory Zamberlin ‘77* Shirley Zapata John ‘61 & Cheri Zavaglia* Michael Zimmar ‘68 Dr Joseph ‘66 & Carole Zohn

We strive to produce an accurate listing of our donors and apologize for any discrepancies or omissions that may have occurred.

Please call the Advancement Office at 206-622-7151 to let us know of any errors.

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Class of 1960

Michael Cotton Michael Foley Michael Gazarek James Haley Duncan McNab Thomas Nollette Michael Patrick O’Brien

Class of 1961 Lewis Banchero Neal Baum Gerald Bosi J. Brown Michele DeLeo Robert Flor Gene Kranc John Zavaglia

Class of 1962

Michael Connors Frank Cristofaro Michael Deacy Charles Hathaway Jerome Mylet William Nirk James Spagnole Dennis Weczorek

ALUMNI GIVING Class of 1942

Joseph Finnegan Robert Romano

Robert Crowley

Joseph Curulla Nicholas Daquila William DeForeest John Helmerson Edward Hopfner Donald Janisch James Maher John Worthington

Class of 1945

Class of 1950

Class of 1943

Hubert Vanden Wyer

Class of 1944

Daniel Donohue William Farrow Walter Irvine Richard Menard Roy Rohn Gregory Sherman

Class of 1946 George Brand John Moran Richard Tobin

Class of1947

John Hoyt James Lennon Stephen Roman John Sifferle Eugene Styer Allan Swegle

Class of 1948

James Betzler Joseph Shaughnessy Denton Sherry

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Class of 1949

Albert Acena Francis Blaschka Robert Conrad James Gauntt Allen Jones Richard Lolich Charles McCall Jerry Preston Aurelio Simon Howard Slessman Robert Storino

Class of 1951

Charles Bertiaux Ronald Ellison Charles Friedel John La Fond Charles McGough Gary Shirley

Class of 1952

Jordan Blaschka Hugh Ferguson Patrick Keough James Rees Jack Roni Nicholas Skalabrin Richard St. John James Weir

Class of 1953

Francis Barden Lawrence Jergens Richard Perry Richard Thoms Andrew Tracey

Class of 1954

Frank Asprea Alfred Bright James Cloutier William Hardy James Keene Burgess Meredith Philip Moran Ronald Murrish

Class of 1955

William Blond Patrick Burns William Cappelletti Thomas Clark Lawrence Colello Gene Didonato Ronald Dion John Edwards Robert Fretwell James Furlong John Kloeck Martin Matsudaira Harry Moskal Raymond Stewart

Class of 1956

Daniel Brotherton Gerald Casey Charles Cox Robert Crooker B. Cullerton Henry Egashira Michael Lealos Thomas Schmidt William Stoeck Dennis Sullivan

Class of 1957

James Collins James Danson John Foley Barry Fretwell Fr. Richard Hayatsu John Monrean Richard Van Hollebeke Ronald Woods

Class of 1958

Guy Boggs Frank Bosone James Burns Jack Drobnick Maurice Kerkof Robert King Kenneth Pavlick Richard Rice Joseph Suchoski

Class of 1959

Richard Backs Ludovico Cristofaro Michael Fleming Patrick Hall James Keough Donald Moyer Carl Weber

“Being a part of the O’Dea family is incomparable to anything else; it’s brotherhood, pure and simple. It is a unique bond based on principles, and because of this bond, you’ll make friends that last not a semester or four years, but for a lifetime.” – Mario Sweet ‘98

Class of 1963

John Adams Robert Aiello Christopher Balkany Paul Chelminiak Richard Dodd William Droppelman Ronald Jones Paul Lantz Brian Leahy Raymond Liedtke Joe Widden

Class of 1964

Michael Berridge Jack Cornick David Dierst Dennis Halpin Daniel Hathaway James Legaz Brian Lord Steve Lorentzen Robert Parmele John Radoll

Class of 1965

Francis Cheng Nicholas Deacy James Ewart Eugene Graddon Paul Holder Richard Hurley Jeffrey McCloskey W. McKelvey Patrick Welch

Class of 1966

Michael Fox Peter Kalapaca Michael Millet Lawrence Naehr Joseph Zavaglia Joseph Zohn

Class of 1967

Ronald Agostino Jacques Chappell J. Eckhart Joseph Myers Dennis O’Leary John Sagaser Thomas Terry

Class of 1974

Dennis Cook John DeRocco Mario Forte Thomas Herring Michael Iacolucci Patrick Lorang John McKenna Thomas McLaughlin Paul Newman David Steck Daniel Tobin

Class of 1981

Paul Arguelles John Cooper John DeFranco Michael Magan Timothy McRoberts Kevin Morgan Edwin Moriarty Thomas Spangler Stephen White

Class of 1982

Peter Bacho Michael Flor Timothy Raschko Mark Ricci Richard Tarabochia George Welch Michael Zimmar

Paul Desimone Paul Gibson Michael Hebblethwaite Mark McLaughlin Joseph Salle Dean Tougas

Wally Badley James Bakken Kevin Brewer Fred Dimalanta Daniel Lavallee Steven Lunde Stephen Scheer James Small

Class of 1976

Class of 1983

Class of 1969

Class of 1977

Class of 1968

Donald Berard Douglas Berger Gary Hansen Steven Hucik William King Thomas McKeon Gary Monuszko Raymond Rosso Steven Soha

Class of 1975

Mark Raney Joseph Sacquitne Brian Ursino

Mark De Rocco James Johnson Stephen Maloney Dan Say Thomas Swegle Gregory Zamberlin

Class of 1978

Stephen Piergrossi John Swegle

Michael Butler Robert Cecchi Quinton Hooks John O’Leary Robert Vogeler

Class of 1971

Class of 1979

Class of 1970

Alfred Court James Gamache Richard Ito Thomas McDonough Gary Melonson Ralph Moorman Robert Routt

Class of 1972 Donald Harris Vincent Iaci Michael Lass Patrick Murphy

Class of 1973 Paul Routt Jeffery Sanchez Eugene Zipp

John Baginley Philip Gamroth Timothy Johnson Colm McGlynn Glen Simecek Brett Vowles Thomas Welch Thomas Williams

Class of 1984

Ira Almacen Marland Franco James Galvin Gregory Gerarden Paul Hamaker Michael Hendrix David Ursino

Class of 1988

Shawn Fox Anthony Hachler Joseph Moriarty Erik Ongstad John Stewart

Class of 1989

Kevin Barber Brian Bruce Thomas Newman Benjamin Saxton Jasen Thomas Mark Varela

Class of 1990

Angelo Banchero Ronald Dino Mark Horey Bryan McCall Norman Patajo Gregg Prokop

Michael DeLeo Robert Easter Matthew Irwin Charles McIntyre Jon Olander Andrew Read John Salle

Class of 1991

Class of 1985

Marc Bailly Mario Banchero John Dortero Eric Foy Enrique Molina Damisi Velasquez

Mark Comstock Daniel Donohoe Dwight Johnson John Platt Darren Wilson

Isagani Almacen Paul Flora Edward Henderson Robert Hendrix David Kessler James Kuijper

Class of 1980

Class of 1986

Christopher Carey Paul Devine Timothy Greenan Thomas Hueffed David Meucci David Moody Robert Percival Joseph Rempe Steve Savage Richard Schwaegler Douglas Thatcher

Class of 1987

Kevin Burkett TJ Fontenette Robert Lane Joel Larkins John Martin Daniel Mead-Smith John Rumpf

James Beeson Joseph Kulgren James Reese Galan Ruelos Forrest Ward

Class of 1992

Class of 1993

Todd Aksdal Thomas Carroll Andrew Chin Yohann Connell Brian Sollom Matthew Westphal Sekou Wiggs Andrew Zottman

Class of 1994

Nephtali Apostol Chris DeForeest David Hoffman Andrew Loveless Jeffrey Miller John Saunders Darrin Tish

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Class of 1995

Kurth Connell C. Allen Greene Ryan Hough Christopher Johnson Matthew LePley Mark Lewis Christopher Taffera Geoffrey Urbina

Class of 1996

David Bazzi Mark Green Ayodele Harrison Zach Inoue Devon Johnson Patrick Lagreid Patrick Lamb Andrew Person Brandon Seigel Ryan Smith Richard Weis

Class of 1997

Kyle Benn Damien Del Fierro Michael Doyle Daniel Lattier Kerry McDonnell Matthew Reese Scott Taffera

Class of 1998 James Bosa Jason Fredette Ian Gardner Joseph Gehrke Colin Grady Patrick Graham John Hunter Matthew Prociv Matthew Slagle Joseph Toner

Class of 1999

Andrew Aldassy Nicholas Andrews Douglas Barnes Albert Jaimes Patrick Lavin David Mazzeo Sohrab Motaghedi Timothy Reese

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Class of 2000

Bryan Benn Ben Blanchard Ian Bliss Michael Clement Morgan Davidson Jeff Eulberg Michael Farrell Timothy Hunt Andrew McLean Ladd Moore Trevor Rose Regi Vengalil John Walsh

Class of 2001

Dominic Hubert Ryan Jennings Andrew Lepere Jeffrey Liboon Kristian Patterson Patrick Pineda Mark Rittman RT Shaw Michael Zavaglia

Class of 2002

Dominic Dorsett Joseph Greene Liam Roney Jonathan Tran Stephen Waid

Class of 2003

Adam Frisch Marcus McCullough Kyle Miller Tyson Sixkiller

Class of 2004

Class of 2006

Colin Gierzak Tom Johnson Joseph Martini J Reilly McHugh Gordie Verhovek

Class of 2007

John Gerber Brody Jones Christian Serwold

Class of 2017 John Swann

Joseph Balinbin George Bonaci Thomas Garcia Nicholas King Ryan Livingston Ian Michael Rogers Andrew Schwaegler

Class of 2008 Arkell Burnap George Searing

Class of 2009

Ryan Anderton William Dempsey Chandler Gayton Joseph McMahon Terrence Seales Christopher Waldref

Class of 2010

MacKenzie McDonald William Moran Spencer Scarp

Class of 2011

Daniel Cavanagh Joseph Launceford Edward Moran Daniel Nelson DeAndre Yedlin

Todd Brannon Christopher Conroy Myles DeLong Jason Gierzak Kenji Harman Brady Henderson Michael Rittman Jeff Sacha Joseph Shanks Zachary Waud

Class of 2012

Class of 2005

Ethan Clements Joseph McRoberts Dominic Montague Jack Murphy

James Antonio Charles Carroll Kyle Eriks Charlie Herche Sean Lamothe Andrew Liebl John McHugh Kristopher Patterson Anthony Zabala

Class of 2016

Christopher Allen Ivan Gaskin James Nguyen Jacob Stashower

Class of 2013 Evan Banchero Luke Hutchison

Class of 2014

Class of 2015 Kevin Stordahl

OPEN HOUSE FALL NOVEMBER 7, 2018

WINTER JANUARY 8, 2019

O’Dea is a Catholic high school whose mission is to educate young men and prepare them to be men of character, faith, and service. Please join us to learn more about our Catholic Education, College Preparatory Academics, Brotherhood, Student Life, and rich tradition of Winning, with Honor.

O’Dea will validate parking for these Open Houses at the Cabrini Center Garage located across the street from the O’Dea parking lot on Marion Street.

QUESTIONS? Call or email the Admissions Office at 206.622.1308 or kpatterson@odea.org.

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O’DEA EVENTS

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Give GOLD Day

Career Day

Alumni Open Gym

Alumni / Senior Brunch

Wall of Honor Inductee Celebration

December 22, 2018

Italian Dinner

Graduation

Alumni Memorial Mass

Celebrate O’Dea

Annual Golf Tournament

October 11, 2018

November 1, 2018

November 27, 2018

February 2, 2019 March 16, 2019

April 16, 2019 May 24, 2019 May 29, 2019 June 17, 2019