Cardinal - Fall 2022

Here, We Grow!

Dear Friends,

Surrounded by loved ones, family and friends, we celebrated the graduates of the Class of 2022 at our June Commencement exercises. With parents beaming and pomp and circumstance abound, student speakers addressed their peers, offering poignant and fun reflections of the past four years along with words of wisdom for the years ahead. I am confident that this culmination of hard work has prepared our graduates to be leaders in service to their colleges and communities.

This fall, we welcomed 122 new students into the Pope Francis Preparatory School community. Immediately, our faculty and staff, and all students—new and returning—have been engaged in exhilarating lessons in the classrooms as they settle into their back-to-school routines.

Although this is my sixth year at Pope Francis Preparatory School, each school year feels brand new. As we welcome our latest group of eager and ambitious students back to campus, we are reminded of the important work we do at Pope—forming and inspiring young women and men to make a difference in the world. The memorable experiences of our students, alumni, and their families has allowed us to build a reputation for attracting intelligent, motivated, and diverse minds. I am honored to be a part of this tradition and feel privileged to know we have such engaged and committed parents, alumni, and friends who support our mission.

Since joining the Cardinal family, I have learned that when our community joins together to support a common purpose, we can achieve remarkable things. Today, our student body hails from 40 communities, representing 80

schools. Enrollment has increased by 28%. There are 108 students in the freshmen class. Pope Francis Prep hosts a Summer STEAM program for middle school students which enrolled 114 students over three weeks this summer. The Cardinal Fund has experienced 25% growth year-over-year and 168% growth over the past five years. The number of donors has increased by 29% year-overyear and gifts have increased by 31% year-over-year.

In just the past few years, several new courses have been added to the curriculum. These courses include AP Environmental Science, AP Spanish Language and Culture, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Statistics, AP Art and Design, BIPOC Studies, Cultivating Wisdom and Self-Awareness, and Community and Civic Engagement. In addition to enhancing the curriculum, many new clubs, activities, and programs have been offered to students. These new opportunities include the Cardinal Coders robotics team, preparation for the sacrament of Confirmation, and a girls hockey program and volleyball team.

Pope Francis Prep continues to develop and grow. To ensure the school remains competitive, focused on its

future, and able to maintain small class sizes and a low student-to-teacher ratio, a classroom expansion will occur this fall and winter.

Our campus is a flurry of activity year-round. Whether you were on campus today, last month, or it has been a while, I invite you to come and see us soon. Know that we keep our Pope families and friends in our prayers and I ask that you keep all of us in your prayers.

Kindly, Dr. Paul Harrington Head of School

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POPE FRANCIS PREPARATORY SCHOOL first opened its doors on August 27, 2018. That fall we welcomed the Class of 2022 as the first class to join PFPS as ninth graders. These newest Cardinals took a chance, enrolling in the spring of their eighth grade year, at a time when the school was under new leadership and under construction. Families used their imaginations—while wearing hardhats—to tour the construction zone. They trusted that our new school was the right choice for their child and together we embarked on a new journey.

We asked Lily Turmel ’22 to reflect on what it was like to be a freshman in 2018. Lily shared, “When transitioning from the public school system to PFPS, I knew almost no one. While it may seem a new campus would have added stress, surprisingly it brought me ease knowing not only was Pope new to the freshmen but also new to the upperclassmen. Everybody was going through a new transition together which was comforting and something we experienced as a

community. I am extremely grateful to have been in the first freshman class to navigate the halls of the new PFPS. The state of the art facilities and athletic complex made my high school experience both challenging and rewarding.”

This spring we celebrated another “first” with the Class of 2022. These graduates were the first class to spend all four years at PFPS. We beam with pride as we reflect on this class and their tremendous growth as leaders within our

community. We could not be more proud of this group of young women and men. The Class of 2022 represents our mission beautifully. The hard work and sacrifice that went into the formation of PFPS proved to be a bountiful blessing. These young adults are faith-filled leaders and problem-solvers who do their very best to better the world around them. We know they will achieve amazing things.

Today, the Class of 2022 has left the nest and our newest Cardinals have arrived. Lily is attending the University of Hartford this fall. Although she has matriculated to college, three of her younger siblings (Jack ’23, Owen ’25, and Maeve ’26) remain at Pope. Lily shared some advice for her siblings and our newest Cardinals: “Change is a part of life. Change can be hard. High school will bring change. My best advice is to embrace change and trust that God has a plan for you. I hope all current and future Cardinals know that with hard work, PFPS will set you up for success and will help you find your place in the world. The unfamiliarity and uneasiness of high school are just bumps in the road that guide you to finding yourself and your path to success.”

GRATEFUL FOR THE MEMORIES.

Ready for the Future.

Theresa Canty

I HAVE SO MANY FOND MEMORIES from my time at Pope, but some of my favorites were made working behind the scenes in theater. I was involved in theater since my freshman year, and I loved the opportunity to work alongside such talented students to put on some really fun plays and musicals. Seeing what my classmates were able to do with their roles gave me a unique glimpse into their talents that I never would have appreciated had I not had the opportunity to see them build an elaborate set out of wooden boards or whip up a tin man costume from scratch. In my senior year, I served as stage manager and loved every moment I spent working with the actors, sound and light crew, hair and makeup artists, costume crew, and set designers to coordinate our productions, and I plan to continue doing this in college!

I am currently studying neuroscience at Northeastern University and I am planning on minoring in either Spanish or German. After graduating, I plan to attend medical school and work as an oncologist in the future.

Drew Bolduc

MY FAVORITE MEMORY FROM PFPS would have to be my time with the Pope Francis Hockey team over the course of my high school career. Looking back, winning a National Hockey Championship in Omaha, Nebraska and the two Super 8 Championships alongside my teammates were unparalleled to any other experience. Personally, it was the morning workouts, late night bus rides and the pregame speeches—moments before we would hit the ice—that will stick with me for the rest of my life. I credit my teachers and coaches at PFPS for pushing me to reach my maximum potential in the classroom, on the rink and on the diamond. I would not be where I am today as a student-athlete without the support system and the relationships made within the PFPS community over my last 4 years.

I am a first year student at Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva, New York. I plan to major in economics and minor in data analytics in addition to being a member of the baseball team. Upon graduation, I plan to pursue my passion for economics and begin a career in finance.

Leah Kenny

ONE OF MY FAVORITE MEMORIES at Pope Francis was being on the girls softball team. I met so many of my friends on the softball team that I know I will always keep in touch with. It was amazing watching the team improve from my freshman year to senior year. I especially loved playing in the state tournament during my senior year because it was so fun to travel across the state with my teammates and compete against great teams!

Currently, I am at Assumption University and I am majoring in marketing with a concentration in digital marketing. I am also considering minoring in graphic design. My goal is to ultimately work with small businesses and help them grow their online presence through digital marketing. I am so excited to see what the future holds, and I am so grateful for the foundation that Pope Francis Prep has given me!

Malcolm Mahoney

WHEN I LOOK BACK at some of my favorite times at Pope, I can’t help but be drawn to the outdoor movie night we had my senior year. It was such a fun experience to be able to get with a really big group of friends outside of class while still being able to participate at an event within the school community.

I am currently a freshman at Dartmouth College where I am majoring in government and economics. After undergrad, I am hoping to attend graduate school to either pursue a JD or an MBA. I would love to work in economic/political consulting once I have finished my educational pursuits.

Jaelyn DeBoise

ONE OF MY FAVORITE MEMORIES from attending Pope Francis Prep was meeting with my friends in-between classes. This may sound like such a simple thing but in those short 6 minute periods, friendships formed and grew and a sense of community was continuously being built. After every class, we all would find our friends and talk about our day. One person could be stressed about their math quiz, while another is already thinking about lunch, and another is focused on a big game. We were all chatting with different people but at the same time we were all in the same position. There are so many amazing memories I had at Pope Francis but those small moments spent with friends were my favorite.

Currently, I am attending Stonehill College as a finance major and I am on the golf team. I would love to work at a major golf company like Callaway or Titleist, in their financial department. This would keep me close to the game of golf while creating a successful future in my career. I plan on working my way up as high as I can into a company while also working with juniors in golf to keep the game going and contribute back what it has given to me.

The Cardinal Coders will compete in an energy-driven game that will test the limits of performance, efficiency, and endurance as they power their innovative thinking on the competition floor in early 2023.

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POPE IS THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE THAT CARDINAL CODERS is entering their first competitive season under the direction of Mrs. Slawiak, technology and computer science teacher, and Mr. Salloum math and engineering teacher. FIRST® is an international not-for-profit company that has been sponsoring STEM team challenges worldwide since 1989. The mission of FIRST® is to inspire young people to be science and technology leaders and innovators, by engaging them in exciting mentor-based programs that build science, engineering, math, and technology skills, while inspiring innovative thinking, self-confidence, communication skills, and leadership skills.

CARDINAL CODERS with Mrs. Slawiak, technology and computer science teacher, Dr. Tran, team mentor, and Mr. Salloum, math and engineering teacher.

In order to prepare for their Tech Challenge season, our Cardinal Coders dedicate themselves by meeting after school where they learn to apply the engineering design process. The willingness to develop technical skills is not the only requirement to join the team. Team success depends on being dedicated and focused to the challenge and employing team skills like collaboration, communication, problem solving, creativity, and leadership skills, all necessary to achieve a student-driven experiential project-based learning environment. It is very important that the team can work together to design, build, and program a robot by exploring advanced engineering concepts, brainstorming innovative ideas, applying math, utilizing physics all while developing career-ready skills and knowledge.

On September 10, the Cardinal Coders traveled to the state’s reveal meeting in Needham, MA to learn what the challenge is for the year. FIRST® reveals the challenge at the same time on a worldwide basis to make sure everyone is treated fairly. Our rookie

team attended workshops taught by students their own ages but who have more experience.

“I’m so happy that our Cardinals had the opportunity to meet other MA high school students who have acquired the necessary skills to compete. That makes this program believable in the hearts and minds of our students, ” said Mrs. Slawiak. “In a year we will see our students leading workshops,” added Mr. Salloum.

The FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC) robotics program allows students to explore global challenges and encourages them to be problem solvers and critical thinkers. For example, this year’s challenge is energy inspired and the challenge that

FIRST® formally revealed worldwide is aligned to the UN’s Sustainable & Development Goal 7, defined by “ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.” This means that our Cardinal Coders will compete in an energy-driven game that will test the limits of performance, efficiency, and endurance as they power their innovative thinking on the competition floor in early 2023. According to the World Economic Forum, “The transition to clean energy is expected to generate 10.3 million net new jobs globally by 2030. Most of the anticipated job gains are likely to be in electrical efficiency, power generation and the automotive sector.”

In the early months of 2023, the Cardinal Coders will enter into events called qualifiers that are statewide. They plan to attend qualifiers that are local to Western Massachusetts. The World level competitions are hosted in April at Houston, Texas and this past year the Worlds hosted 160 FTC teams and Massachusetts had three teams that qualified to enter.

We wish our Cardinal Coders much success as they embark on this journey.

ACADEMICS in Action

102 students participated in the annual APRIL IS POETRY MONTH competition!

Published poet Maria Luisa Arroyo chose the winners, who each received a certificate and a Dunkin’ gift card and read their winning poems at a ceremony on April 11. The senior class winner and 2022 Pope Francis Prep Poet Laureate was Vonntae Martin for the poem "The Thing About Birthdays."

Students proudly displayed art work and performed at our EVENING OF THE ARTS. This event was an opportunity for parents and family members to visit campus and to witness the amazing talents of our students in the fine and performing arts. Thank you as well to our faculty in these areas who through their commitment to the arts impart knowledge and teach the skills necessary for success.

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STEM DAY AT FENWAY PARK. 42 students representing all grade levels along with four of our STEM teachers, traveled to Fenway Park to participate in a three hour conference to learn about the space industry. They were able to meet many professionals who conducted interactive conversations. After the conference, they watched a Red Sox game before returning home. It was an awesome day!

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by our juniors. In some cases, if the student is admitted and enrolled at the college, there is a merit scholarship attached to the award. The total amount awarded to the Class of 2023 reached $880,000! The Book Awards presented included Assumption University, Elms College, Harvard University, Lasell University, Le Moyne College, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Rochester Institute of Technology, Smith College, Saint Anselm College, Saint Michael’s College, Springfield College, Stonehill College, Suffolk University, University of Rochester and Yale University.

A highlight of the UNDERCLASSMEN AWARD CEREMONY

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CLASS OF 2022 Valedictorian, Theresa Canty and Salutatorian, Malcolm Mahoney.

Lily Turmel ’22 received a WONDERFUL SURPRISE from Nathan Burrage and Robin James of the University of Hartford. They (along with the Turmel family and members of our faculty and staff) surprised Lily with news that she was a winner of their highly selective scholarship—a full scholarship—to attend the University of Hartford!

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Elizabeth Moccia ’24 and McKenzie Deperry ’24 delivered free GIRL SCOUT COOKIES to Meals on Wheels seniors. They followed along a Meals on Wheels driver while lunch was delivered and gave the seniors a delicious dessert to enjoy. Elizabeth and McKenzie are in Springfield Girl Scout troop 11639.

POINTS of Pride

Keira Fitzgerald ’24 and Madelin Roy ’24 held a product drive for CONNOR’S KINDNESS KITS. They made flyers and shared them with family and friends. The organization was in awe to see the number of items our two students were able to collect, and commented, “Never in a million years did we imagine this. They truly exceeded our expectations on this project. We are truly grateful!” Connor’s Kindness Project delivers Kindness Kits to children, local hospitals and shelters throughout Massachusetts and is an accredited 501c3 non-profit.

The POPE BLANKET MINISTRY is a new club at PFPS. Their mission is to provide a blanket of comfort for those who may be suffering from depression, anxiety, mental illness or sadness. Each blanket is uniquely made by a Pope student and blessed by our school chaplain.

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PROM 2022 was held at GreatHorse in Hampden. It was a beautiful night that our Cardinals won’t soon forget!

SENIOR AWARDS AND PARENT APPRECIATION NIGHT. On the evening of May 24, the Class of 2022 and their parents were celebrated. This was an evening for the seniors to say thank you to their parents for supporting them during their time at Pope Francis Prep as well as an opportunity to celebrate the many accomplishments of the senior class.

NHS members met with Michelle Graci, Events Coordinator for Baystate Health Foundation, to present her with a check for $3,116 (a new PFPS record!). Our students participate annually in the RAYS OF HOPE WALK & RUN. However, that was not possible in 2021. Instead, an event was coordinated by NHS members Lily Turmel ’22 and Samantha Culver ’22. Participants wore pink shirts and walked or ran individually to raise funds for Rays of Hope. Congratulations to all who participated and contributed to this worthy cause!

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and present the school with a check for their winnings. Congratulations to Mrs. Perreault and her students who earned a total of $10,500! These funds will go towards enhancing school technology.

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After STUDENT SERVICE HOURS are completed, each student participates in comprehensive assessments. Freshmen and sophomores have professional interviews with their theology teachers or create video presentations about their service projects. Juniors and seniors write reflection papers. Approximately 8,000 hours of service were performed by Pope Francis students in the 2021-2022 school year!

At Pope Francis Prep we are proud to be a TIGHT-KNIT COMMUNITY. To celebrate the last day of classes for the Class of 2022, we surprised them with a fun allschool send off to end their day. It was a special opportunity to wish them well as they embark on their next adventure and to also remind them that they always have a home at Pope Francis Prep!

We are grateful for the POPE PREP PRODUCTIONS team for all that they do to keep our community informed and up-todate with all that is happening at our school. Each morning at 7:50 a.m. the team goes live on the Pope Prep YouTube channel to share the morning announcements with our community.

District Attorney Anthony Gulluni joined

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GROWING IN our Faith

We were blessed to be able to celebrate our seniors at BACCALAUREATE MASS on June 1st at St. Michael’s Cathedral. Thank you to Mr. Anziano, our Christian Leadership team, Father Stan, Father Mark, Father Jon, Father David, our faculty, staff, and the choir for a beautiful Mass for our seniors and their families.

FR. JONATHAN REARDON joined us this fall as our new Chaplain. We are excited to welcome him to the Pope Francis Prep family!

During EARTH WEEK, all Religion classes gathered by our St. Francis statue for a Prayer Service.

Led by Christian Leadership students, all Religion classes spent time in our chapel journeying through the fourteen STATIONS OF THE CROSS, stopping to reflect and pray after each station.

During HOLY WEEK the entire Pope Francis Prep community gathered for a prayerful reenactment of the Stations of the Cross. The stations included prayers and reflections. Our Christian Leadership team served as actors for the stations and provided thoughtful modern scenes to depict the lessons found in each station. Music and beautiful lighting effects helped set the tone for this prayerful service.

We were blessed to begin the 2022-2023 year with a SPECIAL PRAYER SERVICE in our theatre. This was the first time we gathered as a school community and it was wonderful to see our theatre bursting at the seams with new and returning Cardinals.

The CATHOLIC SCHOOL CORD was given to 32 members of the Class of 2022 who attended Catholic Schools from grades K-12. The schools represented included 9 local Catholic schools: Blessed Sacrament, Mater Dolorosa, St. Joan of Arc, St. John the Baptist, St. Martha, St. Michael’s Academy, St. Mary’s Academy, St. Stanislaus and St. Thomas the Apostle. > >

EASTERTIDE LATIN MASS.

All Latin classes entered into the joy of the Easter season at a Latin Mass. Father Stan was the celebrant and preacher. The school’s music students offered a lovely and moving rendition of César Franck’s Panis angelicus Over the previous months, Latin students had been practicing Mass chants and Fr. Stan beautifully chanted all the celebrant’s prayers.

CARDINAL Nation

Congratulations to the five Cardinals who earned ALL-WESTERN MASS for all three seasons. This is quite an accomplishment for our Cardinals! To put things in perspective for the 2021-2022 school year, MassLive named more than 2,100 athletes to its All-Western Mass teams, but only 304 earned All-Western Mass twice, and just 45 athletes earned the honor for fall, winter, and spring. Pope Francis Prep led the way with five Cardinals earning All-Western Mass honors for all three seasons!

RYAN O’LEARY ’23 Golf, 2nd Team; Boys Hockey, 1st Team; Baseball, 1st Team

BRENNA SEARS ’23

Girls Soccer, Honorable Mention; Girls Indoor Track & Field, 1st Team; Girls Outdoor Track & Field, 1st Team

MEGHAN SULLIVAN ’22

Girls Cross Country, 1st Team; Girls Indoor Track & Field, 1st Team; Girls Outdoor Track & Field, 2nd Team

MAEVE O’SULLIVAN ’23

Girls Soccer, 2nd Team; Girls Indoor Track & Field, 1st Team; Girls Outdoor Track & Field, 1st Team

KAITLYN ONDRICK ’24

Girls Cross Country, 1st Team; Girls Hockey, 1st Team; Girls Lacrosse, 1st Team

SENIOR SIGNING DAY

Congratulations to our studentathletes, their families, coaches, and everyone who helped them reach this tremendous achievement. We cannot wait to follow their collegiate athletic careers.

PFPS is excited to announce the addition of VOLLEYBALL to its sports program. Under the direction of Coach Justin Dalessio, the team began its inaugural season in the Fall of 2022.

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Spring Sports

BASEBALL finished the season 13-10 with a +41 run differential. In the first year of the new state playoff tournament format, the team beat Wayland at home 10-4, then beat the two-time defending state champs, St. Mary’s Lynn, on the road 3-0. The boys fell to Falmouth on the road 7-3 to end an impressive season. The team was led by Drew Bolduc ’22 (Hobart baseball commit), Brady Debarge ’23, Jack Moltenbrey ’22 (St. Joseph’s of Maine baseball commit), and Ryan O’Leary ’23, who earned both All-Western Mass and All-League honors, as well as Ryan Hemenway ’22 (AIC baseball commit) and Connor Niemiec ’24 who earned All-Western Mass honors. Additionally, the program fielded two JV teams. JV A completed their season with a 14-6 record and a +118 run differential. JV B completed their season with a 7-1 record and a +35 run differential. The Cardinals will return 38 players to the program in 2023 plus a large group of 23 new and talented freshmen.

The SOFTBALL team had their best season in school history, finishing with a final record of 15-3 and qualifying for the state tournament. The team went to Ipswich for a preliminary state tournament game, winning 17-4 before losing to Amesbury in the round of 32. Pitcher Samantha

Stortz ’23 led the team on the mound and at the plate recording over 100 strikeouts on the season, pitching a no hitter and earning both All-League and 1st team All-Western Mass honors. Taylor Moreau ’25 earned All-League and 2nd team AllWestern Mass honors.

GIRLS TENNIS finished the regular season with a record of 12-4 and lost at Martha’s Vineyard in the first round of the state tournament. The team was led by Chloe Stevens ’22, who made it to the semifinals of the WMass individual tournament and also earned 1st team All-Western Mass honors. Katelyn Horky ’23, Leana Vale ’23, and Brooke Eastman ’24 were all named Pioneer League All Stars. Brooke Eastman and Alex Watroba ’23 (doubles) also earned 1st team All-Western Mass honors and Katelyn Horky earned 2nd team AllWestern Mass honors.

BOYS TENNIS, in their second year, finished with a record of 7-5, qualifying for both the WMass and State Tournament. The team lost at Amherst in the first round of the WMass tournament and at Bedford in the first round of the state tournament.

AJ Goncalves ’24 received All-League and 2nd team All-Western Mass honors. Malcolm Mohoney ’22 received All-League honors.

GIRLS LACROSSE finished with a record of 3-14, and lost in the first round of the WMass Class

C Tournament. Audrey Mason ’23 and Kaitlyn Ondrick ’24 were named 1st team All-Western Mass and Hannah Keeney ’24 was named 2nd team All-Western Mass.

BOYS LACROSSE finished the regular season 6-9, but improved steadily throughout the season and played their best games in the postseason. The team won their first round WMass tournament game over East Longmeadow, 15-4 before losing to Wahconah in the finals. The team went on the road to Old Rochester Regional for the first round of the state tournament where they won 12-9. The boys season ended at Medfield in the round of 16. The team was led by Gage Sperlonga ’23 (chosen as their offensive player of the year), Ryan Gokey ’24 (defensive player of the year), goalie Matt Davis ’25 (team MVP), Richard Roy ’23 (coaches’ leadership award winner) and Colin O’Brien ’22 (team’s unsung hero). Gage Sperlonga, Colin O’Brien, Richard Roy, Nick Cote ’23, and Matt Davis were all named to the All-Western Mass team.

GIRLS TRACK ended the season with a record of 4-1, winning their first Pioneer North league title, and finishing third overall at the WMass Division 2 Championships. Allison Moloney ’22 won her first Western Mass title in the 200 meters and set a school record in both the 100 and 200 meters. Brenna Sears ’23 finished first in the 800 meters at the WMass Championships and was second in the 800 at the state championships, also setting a new school record. Maeve O’Sullivan ’23 won the 400-meter title at the WMass championships and finished second at the state meet, setting a new school record. Other top performers were Meghan Sullilvan ’22 who came in second overall in the 2 mile at the WMass Championships, the 4x400 meter team of Brenna Sears, Madison Koziol ’24, Lily Turmel ’22 and Maeve O’Sullivan ’23 which came in first overall at the WMass championships and the 4x100 meter relay team of Allison Moloney, Norah Walsh ’25, Lily Turmel and Stephanie Cesar ’24 which came in second at the WMass Championships.

Allison Moloney was chosen as the team MVP, Jessica Kenyon ’23 was honored as Newcomer of the Year, and junior Brenna Sears earned the Coaches Award. Allison Moloney, Maeve O’Sullivan and Brenna Sears earned First Team All-Western Mass honors and Meghan Sullivan earned Second Team All-Western Mass honors. Stephanie Cesar, Allie Moloney, Maeve O’Sullivan, Brenna Sears, Meghan Sullivan, Lily Turmel, Norah Walsh, and Siobhan Walsh were all named to the Pioneer North All-League Team.

BOYS TRACK ended the season with a 1-4 record, and finished in 15th place at the WMass Division 2 Championships. The team was led by Vonntae Martin ’22, who finished third in the long jump and sixth in the triple jump at the WMass meet. Tandy Brownell ’22, Julian Parent ’23, Vonntae Martin and Wesley Smith ’24 were all named to the Pioneer North All-League Team.

Expanding the Nest

ROOTED IN MISSION. Pope Francis Preparatory School is a Catholic, college preparatory community welcoming students of all faiths and promoting Christian values of justice, peace, service, and mercy. Students thrive under the guidance of inspiring teachers, the strength of curriculum and instruction, highly selective college acceptances, modern technology, state-of-the-art facilities, competitive athletics, a robust fine and performing arts program, and supportive families, alumni, and friends.

The COVID-19 pandemic taught us new things and forced us to think outside of the box, get creative, become more innovative, reconceptualize operations and how we utilize space. We learned to expect the unexpected.

Pope Francis Preparatory School has experienced enrollment growth of 28% (an increase of about 95 students) over the past five years. We have become bigger and stronger each year. This exciting growth necessitates the addition of four full size classrooms and will allow Pope Francis Prep to remain flexible, ahead of the curve, accommodating to our enrollment growth, and prepared to offer in-person instruction with adequate space at all times. PFPS has been the fortunate recipient of EANS (Emergency Assistance to Non-Public Schools) grant funding as a result of the

pandemic. A portion of this funding may be used to help offset the cost to add the additional classrooms. Provided the installation of this project remains on track, this addition will be completed by the end of this calendar year and

ready for occupancy in January. Further, the project will not interrupt the daily operations and experiences of the school. These new classrooms will be located on the backside of campus and will be accessible from the hallway on the first floor of the existing building. The new classrooms will be furnished with the advanced technology and the same desks and equipment found in all current classrooms. With full enrollment in the range of 420-440 students, this addition of four classrooms will allow Pope Francis Prep to maximize instructional space and continue to thrive.

THE LEGACY CONTINUES

There are currently 103 PFPS students who have parents who are alumni of one of our legacy schools!

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We’d love to hear from you! Send your news, notes and photos to alumni@popefrancisprep.org

Denise Lacharite Audette HCHS ’68 and her husband, Richard Audette HCHS ’66, recently celebrated their 50th wedding Anniversary. They were married at Blessed Sacrament Church in Holyoke on April 8, 1972. Their daughters Nichole and Lauren treated them to a weekend celebration at Star Pass Resort in Tucson, Arizona. Followed by a twoweek Mediterranean Cruise in May. They currently reside in South Hadley and spend much time at their vacation home in Tucson.

Daniel Walsh CHS ’73 recently retired after 48 years as the Cross Country and Track Coach for Cathedral High School and Pope Francis Preparatory School. The PFPS community is grateful for his dedication to coaching and feel blessed for all he has done for Cardinals and Panthers throughout his amazing career. We wish him the very best and hope he enjoys retirement. He will be missed!

Steven J. Hooper CHS ’75 has recently retired at age 59 after working as a pharmacist for 36 years. Steven and his wife have been married for 42 years. They have three adult children and eight grandchildren. Steve enjoys spending time in his garden, working around the house, and is always busy. He is now a board member of the OuterBelt Civic Association and enjoys politics with local politicians and get-togethers with friends. Steve and his wife enjoy driving around in their summer car with the top down during his free time. Steve would like to share with his classmates that “life is good, life is short, enjoy what time you have!”

Kimberly Sokolowski CHS ’77, recently retired, loves spending time with her 8-yearold grandson and working on the home she purchased four years ago. She would like to relay the message “Peace, love, and Rock and Roll to all my stage and lighting crew friends from the class of ’77.”

Joe Bessette CHS ’90 and Dan Bessette CHS ’92 celebrate 20 years as owners of “Get Set Marketing.” Since 2002, Get Set Marketing has worked with hundreds of businesses and organizations, providing marketing solutions to help them communicate to their audiences.

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Kristin LaBelle Smith CHS ’92 is working as an Infection Control Practitioner at Baystate Medical Center in Springfield, MA. She is celebrating 24 years of marriage with her husband, Ed Smith, who she met at Boston College in 1994. She is getting used to the “empty nest.” Their oldest, Ryan PFPS ’20, is a junior studying to be a commercial pilot at the Florida Institute of Technology. Their youngest, Megan PFPS ’22, left to study musical composition and creative writing at Lawrence University.

Joe Sullivan CHS ’95 and John Sullivan CHS ’03 are the current owners of Nathan Bill’s Bar & Restaurant and have been for more than nine years. Recently they purchased Allen Package Store, real estate and business at 390 Allen Street, Springfield, MA. The new liquor store will be called Sullivan’s Allen Package store and has been a landmark of East Forest Park in the city of Springfield for decades! They look forward to continuing their great relationship with the East Forest Park Civic Association, Pope Francis Prep and their goal of keeping the neighborhood beautiful!

Brianna Jackson CHS ’12 is the Farm to School Coordinator at ChicopeeFRESH, the farm-to-school program for the Chicopee Public Schools. She graduated from Smith College in 2016 and Tufts University Friedman School of Nutrition in 2020. In her current role, she helps incorporate locally sourced ingredients into school meals and provides students with opportunities to learn about the food system in the classroom and eight school gardens throughout the city. ChicopeeFRESH’s goal is to support

the Food Service department in serving delicious (and nutritious!) school food, strengthening the New England food economy, and fostering positive, healthy relationships with food.

Emily Jackson CHS ’14 is an ASHAcertified Speech Language Pathologist. Emily received a Bachelor of Arts degree with a double major in Psychology and Education and Child Studies from Smith College in 2018. She earned a clinical master’s degree in speechlanguage pathology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst in 2020. Emily is currently pursuing her doctorate in speech, language, and hearing sciences at the University of Connecticut, grant funded by the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) in an interdisciplinary Early Childhood Intervention Doctoral Consortium (ECiDC) to become a leader in early intervention for infants and young children with high-intensity needs and their families. Emily also currently works in early intervention and specializes in working with children ages birth-3 years old. Emily enjoys

Emma Patterson CHS ’15 graduated from George Washington University in 2019 and earned a degree in International Relations focusing on Spanish Language, Latin America, and geography. During her time at GWU, she worked as a tutor for the university’s Spanish department for two years. Emma studied at the Universidad Torcuato di Tella Buenos Aires for one year during her college experience. After graduating from GWU, Emma worked as an English teacher in Valencia, Spain, teaching grades 1-6. When the pandemic started, she returned home to Springfield, where she began a retail management career before deciding to get back into teaching. Emma now works as a Spanish teacher at Pope Francis Prep. In her free time, Emma enjoys creating film photography.

Patrick

CHS ’16 received his bachelor’s degree in Marine

Patrick Jackson

playing ice hockey, hiking, and going to the beach in her free time.

Jackson

Emma Patterson

Emily Jackson

Brianna Jackson

Transportation from Massachusetts Maritime Academy in 2020. Patrick is working as a Third Mate onboard the M/V Excellence, a ship owned by Phoenix Processor LP, in the Alaskan Pollock fishery in the Bering Sea, in Dutch Harbor, Alaska.

Anthony Reynolds CHS ’16 graduated from Westfield State with a degree in Economics in 2020. He now works as a Court Officer for Barnstable District Court.

Sarah Heavren PFPS ’17 graduated as one of the Valedictorians from Providence College Class of 2021. Sarah received her bachelor’s degree in math, history, and American studies. Sarah now attends Northeastern University to complete her master’s degree in public history.

Ethan Pilon PFPS ’18 graduated from the University of Massachusetts Isenberg School of Management in May 2022 with a degree in Operations and Information Management. Ethan plans to attend Boston University this fall to complete a Master’s degree in Applied Data Science and is expected to graduate in 2024. Ethan currently works as an accounting data analyst for Dennis Group. Within this position, he codes and designs reports from financials from industrial food building construction that accountants, project managers, and senior partners view. He also is the specialist/administrator for Microsoft Power BI companywide. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his past classmates Ben Perkins PFPS ’19, Ryan Rivest PFPS ’19, and Dom Ratkiewicz PFPS ’19.

Sophia Roselli PFPS ’22 has been selected as one of 45 subjects featured in the Boston Museum of Fine Art’s Portraits of Leadership exhibit. Portraits of Leadership

celebrates the arrival of the Presidential portraits of President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama. Carolyn Casey of the Commonwealth’s Project 351 organization reports that the Project 351 Alumni Leadership Council was honored to be invited to participate in the exhibit—their vision was a series of black and white portraits featuring Three Words to Change the World. “Project 351 is a youth-led service movement powered by an eighth-grade Ambassador representing the Commonwealth’s 351 cities and towns. Over a year’s term, Ambassadors develop the confidence, capabilities,

and community of allies to lead positive change. High school Alumni serve as near-peer mentors, inspiring Ambassadors with their Three Words to Change the World—hopeful aspirations for their generation and our global community.” Sophia was selected as Westfield’s 2018 Project 351 representative and was honored to continue her service throughout high school in the Alumni Leadership Council. She attends the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in the Isenberg School of Management and the Commonwealth Honors College.

(Photo Credit: Mike Casey)

Anthony Reynolds

Sophia Roselli

Ethan Pilon

Sarah Heavren

Letter from the Director of Development

Dear Alumni, Family, and Friends,

Thank you for your support of Pope Francis Preparatory School, which continues to have a significant impact on the students of today and tomorrow.

This year, Pope Francis Prep was able to make considerable strides. We set records with over $440,000 raised for the Cardinal Fund and a phenomenal $2,936,117 raised in total giving. We were fortunate enough to have increased Cardinal Fund giving efforts by 25% and partnered with over 1,100 benefactors to support our mission. In addition to our annual success, our endowment portfolio increased to over $16,000,000, providing our school community with over $600,000 in annual operational support and scholarships. Your annual generosity, combined with an incredible investment portfolio, provides us with a foundation to make decisions that benefit our outstanding students today and into the future.

Pope Francis Prep continues in its strengths because of the support and leadership of many. Dr. Paul Harrington and the Board of Directors continue to provide a clear vision to ensure that Pope Francis Prep remains a top-notch, premier Catholic school for years to come. This clear vision is accompanied by an exceptional administrative team, talented faculty and staff, dedicated parents, inspiring students, and supportive alumni. This collective community provides a level of trust for our most generous benefactors to make meaningful and significant investments in our most deserving students.

As a proud alum entering my fifth year leading the school’s fundraising efforts, I continue to be inspired by our steady growth. I look forward to working with each of you to ensure Pope Francis Prep continues to prosper as we keep building on the successes of our legacy schools. Thank you to our amazing alumni, parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, board, and friends for supporting our mission and the young women and men of Pope Francis Prep today, tomorrow, and in the future.

Sincerely, Daniel Fenton, CHS ’09 Director of Development

IN HONOR OF

Gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

In honor of Jack Antaya ’65 William ’79 & Doreen (LaPointe) ’85 Christofori

In honor of Ernest Burke Berroteran ’25 Walter & Gail Burke

In honor of Richard Brunette ’72 Dr. Christopher O. Lynch ’72

In honor of Michael J. Bush ’23 Virginia Metcalf

In honor of Cathedral High School Atty. William G. Brody ’66

In honor of the Cathedral faculty George L. Pirog ’75

In honor of the CHS Class of 1960 Patricia I. Brackett

In honor of Fred & Lorraine Vona, Ernest & Angela, Ernie D’Agnelli Kevin & Andrea Vona

In honor of Donald & Michele (Gaudette) ’69 D’Amour Nancy Madru

In honor of Jack Day ’23 & Tim Day ’24 Dr. Jean Aertker

In honor of Emma J. Eisenbeiser ’24 Jane Trevethan

In honor of Domingos João (Andrew Ferreira ’25) Paul & Lucy Ferreira

In honor of Luke Francis Filippi ’22 Matthew & Caroline Filippi Dr. Albert & Dr. Meme Orquiola

In honor of Patrick M. Fitzgerald ’23 Gary & Cheryl Fitzgerald

In honor of HCHS 1974 Charles ’74 & Mary Anne Higgins

In honor of Jack Hamre ’56 Joseph & Jennifer (Hamre) ’91 Turmel

In honor of Gracie Harrington Ashley Parker Snider

In honor of Sr. Marlene Mucha & Sr. Catherine Kelly Brian Rachmaciej Ph.D. ’86

In honor of Dylan King Susan Allen

In honor of Lisa A. Knight Jeffrey R. Letendre ’87

In honor of Phyllis (O’Connor) Koziol ’58 Jeffrey & Kristen Koziol

In honor of Henry & Jeannette LaBelle

Thomas & Pauline (LaBelle) ’60 Sawyer

In honor of Sally (Conklin) LaBelle ’64 Edward & Kristin (LaBelle) ’92 Smith

In honor of Mrs. Evangeline Layne Robert Boucher

In honor of Connie (Shea) Martin ’31 Matthew M. Weber ’02

John & Margaret (Martin) ’72 Weber

In honor of Olivia Moran ’24 Troy Brin

In honor of Walter Nowak Anonymous

In honor of The Orszulak Family Janice Orszulak ’70

In honor of the PFPS Faculty Serena Lichwan

In honor of Conor Reynolds ’10 Cortez DeBoise

In honor of Carolyn, Jeanne, Karen & Brean Riley J. Bruce & Jane Riley

In honor of Ava Elizabeth Schumacher ’24 William & Elizabeth Boucher

In honor of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield Daniel & Patricia (Powers) Lynch ’62 Rev. Keith A. Maczkiewicz, S.J. Kelly C. Maynard ’88 Marya (Kaluzynski) Pickering ’64

In honor of Lois (Franklin) Smus ’57 Daniel & Regina (Siwicki) Frydryk ’76

In honor of Luke Walker ’24 Robert & Carol Lavallee

In honor of Coach Dan Walsh ’73 Kathleen (Curran) Casey ’84

In honor of Adam Walters ’21 Linda Sasso

In honor of the amazing advancement team! Michael Reardon

In honor of all friends of Cardinals Jeanie Yong

IN MEMORY OF

Gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

In memory of Philip & Decelina Accordino Dr. Michael Accordino

In memory of Uncle John Peter Alexopoulos Peter & Susan Alexopoulos

In memory of Kara (Maloney) Armstrong ’85 Dr. Tracy A. (Haradon) Balint ’85

In memory of Roy Baker ’63 Francis & Erinn (Baker) ’92 Fitzgerald

In memory of Walter & Theresa Benicewicz Rev. Joseph Benicewicz OFM CONV

In memory of Jean Biscaldi Lisa Biscaldi-Bruso

In memory of John Michael Burns ’82 Mary Ann (Burns) Jackson ’77

In memory of Marion J. Caproni Joseph ’88 & Rebecca (Slate) ’90 Caproni

In memory of the deceased members of CHS Class of 1961 CHS Class of 1961

In memory of the deceased members of CHS Class of 1971 Laura M. Gaston ’71

In memory of the deceased members of CHS Class of 1981 CHS Class of 1981

In memory of Kevin Claffey CHS ’72 The Hon. John ’69 & Jill (McCarthy) ’72 Payne

In memory of William A. Collins Karen (Sprinthall) McKenna ’79

In memory of Catherine Alice (Powers) Delehanty Suzanne Delehanty

In memory of Kate (Howlett) DeTomas ’86 & Brian M. Howlett ’88 Richard Howlett & Caroline (Matysczyk) Price ’60

In memory of Robert & Anne Donnellan Matthew E. Donnellan ’70

In memory of Diane (Marenghi) Donovan ’64 Roger D. Trombly ’72

In memory of Paul N. Dube ’52 Rene ’49 & Lorraine (McMahon) ’53 Dube

In memory of Jack Fitzgerald Alice Fitzgerald

In memory of John J. Flaherty ’58 Mary Anne Flaherty ’83

In memory of Michael Garrity ’70 Michael J. Brault ’70

In memory of George E. Griffin Charles & Lenore Monahan

In memory of Elizabeth (Gingras) Harkless ’62 Stephen ’84 & Maria Wyszynski

In memory of Andrea (McKenna) Harris ’67 Mary Jane (McKenna) Cratty ’65

In memory of Robert J. Holt, Jr. ’87 Brian & Cynthia Williams

In memory of Marianne (Gamelli) Hrycay ’66 Victor & Kimberly (Hrycay) ’85 Calvanese

In memory of John Kieras Lorraine Kieras

In memory of Theresa (Hebert) Konovalchick ’47 David Konovalchick

In memory of Richard O. Lavallee ’74 Suzanne (Lavallee) Stebbins ’66

In memory of John J. Lyons ’63 Laura (Lyons) Mirandi ’77

In Memory of Dr. Albert Mariani ’66 Leslie Perreault

In memory of Richard W. Martin ’77 Kenneth J. Martin ’80

In Memory of Kenneth & Kathleen McFall Maureen (McFall) Cayer ’90

In memory of Gertrude (Deely) Brouillard ’23 & Carol (Brouillard) McGeary ’49 Elizabeth (McGeary) McFadden ’82

In memory of James G. McQuade ’73 Timothy ’99 & Elizabeth McQuade

In memory of Frank O’Brien ’38 & Joseph O’Brien ’35 John J. Sheehan ’53

In memory of Ruth O’Connor, SSJ ’43 Martin ’74 & Eileen Wright

In memory of James R. Peters, Jr. Grazyna Peters

In memory of Walter J. Reardon ’60 & Michael F. Reardon ’65 Christopher & Geraldine Bresnahan

In memory of Walter J. Reardon ’60 Jacqueline L. Reardon

In memory of Conor Reynolds ’10 Dr. Susan Kilduff- Katsoulis

In memory of Michael A. Ritchie ’84 Nicholas M. Ritchie ’25

In memory of Michael P. Rodgers ’77 Alice M. Rodgers

In memory of Kevin Russell ’70 Anonymous

In memory of SJ Janice (Johnson) Freniere ’72

In memory of Ann Stasiowski ’89 Stanley J. Sas ’63

In memory of Tux Sullivan Donna (Sullivan) Havens, Ph.D. ’67

In memory of Rev. Andrew F. Sullivan Anonymous Gerard ’63 & Carol Satkowski

In memory of Jaime O. Ulloa Maria A. Ulloa-Hancock ’74

In memory of Kamari B. Williams ’02 Justin Dalessio ’95

In memory of Thomas J. & Richard K. ’63 Williams Michael P. Williams ’68

In memory of Morris & Jackie Young Beverly A. Paige

In memory of the souls in purgatory Anonymous

In Memoriam For the gift of this life, we thank you God.

The lives of alumni from our legacy schools and Pope Francis Preparatory School are honored by our school community today and always. We extend our deepest sympathy to the families and loved ones of those who have passed away. A listing of alumni who passed between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021, can be found on our website under the alumni tab. The accuracy of this list is based on a physical or electronic obituary. Please accept our sincerest apologies if an error or omission has been made. Please notify Barbara Moran, HCHS ’63, Development Associate of any necessary addition or correction at bmoran@popefrancisprep.org or 833.999.7673 ext. 1273.

If you would like to make a gift to the Cardinal Fund in memory of one of these individuals, please contact Daniel Fenton, Director of Development at dfenton@ popefrancisprep.org or at 833.999.7673 ext. 1128. A card acknowledging your thoughtfulness will be sent to the family.

NAMED ENDOWMENTS

These endowment funds reflect a variety of purposes supporting student scholarships, programs, and professional development. Endowment balances represented are as of March 31st, 2022. For more information about establishing a named endowment fund, please contact Daniel Fenton, CHS ’09 Director of Development, at 833-999-7673 or dfenton@ popefrancisprep.org.

The Pope Francis Preparatory School Endowment for Tuition Assistance. Endowment Balance: $6,731,386.63

The Pope Francis Preparatory School Legacy Fund was established by an anonymous Cathedral High School alumnus in 2019. The fund will support the school’s annual operating budget. Endowment Balance: $3,330,603.00

The John Joseph and Richard A. Hickman Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by John Joseph and Richard A. Hickman. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $1,975,950.64

The Philip H. and Clare E. Ryan Pope Francis Prep School Endowment Fund for Tuition Assistance was established by Philip H. Ryan. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School and shows financial need. Endowment Balance: $1,212,408.70

The Cathedral High Legacy School Endowment for Tuition Assistance. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope

Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $994,483.51

The Reverend Andrew F. Sullivan Donor-Restricted Scholarship Endowment Fund was established anonymously. The fund is awarded to students that show financial need, with preference given to students from single-parent households. Endowment Balance: $289,806.65

The Sobon Family Endowment was established by Michael R. and Joan M. Sobon. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $286,779.14

The Elizabeth M. Huller Tuition Assistance Fund was established for the benefit of the students. The fund is used for scholarships for financially needy and well-qualified students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School. Endowment Balance: $249,722.28

The Daughters of Mary of the Immaculate Conception and Rev. Charles Kuzmeski Endowment Fund for Tuition Assistance was established anonymously in 2019. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $167,898.28

The Cathedral High School Legacy General Endowment. Endowment Balance: $150,614.74

The Larry O’Brien Endowment for the Study of History and Politics was established by Mrs. Elva O’Brien. The fund is used to enrich the history and government curriculum at Pope Francis Preparatory School. Endowment Balance: $93,420.71

The David Byrnes Class of 1968 Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by David Byrnes. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $73,365.78

The Michael T. Downey Endowment for Tuition Assistance was established by the Michael T. Downey Memorial Fund in 2018. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $65,025.17

The Gunnery Sgt. Thomas J. Sullivan Scholarship Fund was established in 2018 by the Sullivan Family. The fund is awarded to students who show financial need, are community service oriented, and show strong moral character. Preference is given to students from Springfield’s East Forest Park neighborhood. Endowment Balance: $60,342.18

The Marguerite Hogan Waage Class of 1928 Scholarship Fund was established by Marguerite Hogan Waage. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $59,535.65

The St. Joan of Arc School Tuition Assistance Fund was established anonymously. The fund is awarded to

graduates from St. Joan of Arc School that are attending Pope Francis Preparatory School and show financial need. Endowment Balance: $54,776.98

The Rev. Roland A. Renaud Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by donations made under the will of Rev. Roland A. Renaud. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $52,042.54

The Dante and Florence Christofori Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the children of Dante and Florence Christofori. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $51,098.17

The John Brennan Jr. Memorial Endowment Fund for Curriculum Enrichment and Faculty Development was established by Edward T. Brennan Jr. and Judy Brennan. The fund is used annually to further enrich the schools’ curriculum and faculty development for the benefit of students. Endowment Balance: $49,696.12

The Rita Leahy Manning Charitable Trust was established by Daniel J. Manning. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $48,505.90

The Anthony ’31 and Leah Scibelli Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Anthony and Leah Scibelli. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $45,109.90

The Pauline E. Lantagne Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Pauline E. Lantagne. The

fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $31,601.73

The Thomas E. ’46 and Cecilia Saunders Murphy Endowment for Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Thomas E. Murphy. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $31,269.58

The Class of 1960 Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the Cathedral High School Class of 1960. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $30,840.92

The Cathedral Graduation Class of 1956 Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the Cathedral High School Class of 1956. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $27,206.52

The Jason W. Theroux Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Mrs. Theresa Theroux. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $26,449.37

The Reverend Andrew F. Sullivan General Scholarship Fund was established anonymously. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $26,422.08

The Gerald ’48 and Madeline Keavany Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Gerald Keavany and Family. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $25,365.83

The Rita M. Mclinnis-Graham Scholastic Endowment Fund was established in 1998. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School and show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $25,363.71

The Catherine M. Carey Class of ’79 Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Regina Carey Ferris. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $25,287.09

The Larry O’Brien Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Mrs. Elva O’Brien. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $24,979.96

The Ruth and Martin Murray Scholarship Fund was established by the Murray Family. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School and show financial need. Endowment Balance: $24,790.93

The Class of 1958 Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the Cathedral High School Class of 1958. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $24,256.06

The Picknally Family Scholarship in Memory of Nancy Devine Picknally was established by the Picknally Family. The

fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $22,725.17

The Class of 1959 Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the Cathedral High School class of 1959. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $22,109.26

The Paul M. Jablonski Memorial Endowment for Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Marie Jablonski. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $18,506.25

The Timothy Reidy ’84 Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by the Reidy family. The fund is awarded to students at Pope Francis Preparatory School who are graduates of St. Thomas the Apostle School and show financial need. Endowment Balance: $16,677.99

The Maury Ferriter Endowment Fund was established by Maurice J. Ferriter. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $16,354.22

The Herve G. and Leona R. Forcier Memorial Endowment was established by the Forcier family. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $16,234.31

The Alfred A. and Edith O. Pion Scholarship Fund was established by donations made under the will of Edith O. Pion. The fund is awarded to students graduating from Pope Francis Preparatory

School for college scholarships. Endowment Balance: $15,201.45

The Tazzini Family Scholarship Fund was established by the Tazzini Family. The fund is awarded to students graduating from Pope Francis Preparatory School for college scholarships. Endowment Balance: $15,045.03

The Helen ’22, Josephine ’27, and Theresa ’32 Powers Endowment for Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Suzanne Delehanty and Mary Mandeville. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $15,017.47

The Partyka-Krzeminski Family Endowment was established by Joseph F. Partyka, Joan Partyka, and John Krzeminski. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $14,325.61

The Jennifer Lee Klemish Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Leonard Klemish. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $13,704.86

The Frederick J. Slowick Jr. Fund was established by Helen S. Slowick and Nancy J. Siera. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $13,692.24

The William Joseph Cahillane Class of ’74 Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Sean F. and Owen M. Cahillane. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $13,142.88

The Shirley Pratt Memorial Scholarship for Tuition Assistance was established in 2018 by the children of Shirley Pratt. The fund is awarded to students from Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Parish that demonstrate a high level of literacy and show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $13,060.26

The John and Anna Chwalek Memorial Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Rev. John Chwalek. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $12,713.18

The Mary T. Twohig ’45 Family Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Brian H Twohig, Kevin Twohig, and Michael Twohig. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $12,612.94

The Gertrude Deely Brouillard Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Faith Brouillard Smith. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Endowment Balance: $12,200.38

The John F. Johnson ’57 Endowment for Tuition Assistance was established in 2021 by Marguerite C. Johnson ’57 in memory of her husband John F. Johnson. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need and participate in athletics. Endowment Balance: $11,105.72

The John A. DiNapoli Endowment Fund was established in memory of Holyoke Police Officer John A. DiNapoli. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School. Endowment Balance: $10,402.58

The Reverend Joseph P. Quinlan Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by the friends of Rev. Joseph P. Quinlan, former rector of Cathedral High School. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $9,700.16

The Nicholas and Judith Fiorentino Family Endowment Tuition Assistance Fund was established by Nicholas and Judith Fiorentino. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need. Endowment Balance: $6,673.93

SPECIALLY DESIGNATED FUNDS

These non-endowed specially designated funds support students in the form of financial aid. Annual disbursements reflect the fiscal year 2023 actuals. For more information about establishing a non-endowed fund, please contact Daniel Fenton, CHS ’09 Director of Development, at 833-999-7673 or dfenton@ popefrancisprep.org.

The O’Connor Family Fund was established in December 2020 by the O’Connor family in memory of Thomas ’48 and Mary (Sullivan) ’48 O’Connor. The fund is awarded to up to twenty-four students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $72,000

The Brian W. Sullivan Memorial Scholarship Fund is awarded to multiple students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need and participate in athletics.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $30,800

The John F. Johnson ’57 Scholarship Fund was established in 2021 by Marguerite C. Johnson ’57 in memory of her husband John F. Johnson. The fund is awarded to multiple students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need and participate in athletics.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $10,000

ABC Longmeadow Fund is awarded to a student of color each academic year attending Pope Francis Preparatory school that lives in Hampden County. The award recipient must initially be an incoming 9th grader who demonstrates financial need and academic merit.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $7,000

The Ernest J. Gelinas Jr. ’57 Scholarship Fund was established in March 2021 by Judith A Gelinas ’57 in memory of her husband Ernest J. Gelinas Jr. The fund is awarded to two students, one male and one female, attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $5,000

The Howlett Family Scholarship Fund was established in February 2022 by the Howlett family in memory of Kate ’86 and Brian ’88 Howlett. The fund is awarded to two students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $4,000

The Lumb Family Scholarship was established in 2008 by Rev. Francis X. Sullivan. The scholarship is in honor of Richard D. Lumb ’68, Mary Judith Lumb ’69, and Barbara Jane Lumb ’71. The fund is awarded to students attending Pope Francis Preparatory School that show financial need.

Projected Annual Disbursement: $500

CHS ALUMNI 50%

FRIENDS, ORGANIZATIONS, CORPORATIONS 24%

BOD, PARENTS, FACULTY & STAFF, 20%

HCHS ALUMNI 5%

PFPS ALUMNI 1%

UNRESTRICTED 62%

TUITION ASSISTANCE 35%

OTHER (ATHLETICS, ARTS, CAMPUS MINISTRY, TECHNOLOGY) 3%

LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

CARDINAL CIRCLE: $10,000 + RED & GRAY SOCIETY: $5,000 FOUNDERS SOCIETY: $2,016* MEMBER: $1,000 Our leadership donors have the honorable distinction of ensuring that our students experience the fullest range of opportunity a Catholic education provides. Thank you for your consideration.

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS

Gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

Our deepest gratitude is extended to all of our benefactors. Pope Francis Preparatory School also gratefully acknowledges the Diocese of Springfield’s ongoing financial support providing nearly $150,000 in tuition assistance and $130,000 in a Future of Hope grant.

LEGACY CLUB ($500,000.00 +)

Kenneth R. Dillon

Philip H. Ryan ’50

HIGH FLYERS

($100,000.00 +)

The O’Connor Family Fund

Kevin ’72 & Ann O’Connor

Kathleen (O’Connor) ’74 & Timothy ’74 Duquette

Ann (O’Connor) ’76 & John Taffe Karen (O’Connor) ’81 & Joseph ’81 Phillips

CARDINAL CREST ($50,000.00 +)

Anonymous Richard Howlett

Marguerite (Crimmins) Johnson ’57

CARDINAL CLUB ($25,000.00 +)

Brian Sullivan Memorial Scholarship Trust

CARDINAL CIRCLE ($10,000.00 +)

Anonymous

Donald & Michele (Gaudette) ’69 D’Amour

Judith (Mitchell) Gelinas ’57

Gunnery Sgt. Thomas J. Sullivan

Memorial Fund

Patrick & Jennifer (Maloney) Markey ’82

Paul and Josephine (Ryan) Sears ’55

RED AND GRAY SOCIETY ($5,000.00 +)

ABC Longmeadow Inc.

Anonymous (2)

Christopher ’03 & Alice Bertrand

Anthony & Patricia (Bozek) Campagnari ’58

Rev. Joseph T. Kaminsky ’52

L. Knife & Son, Inc.

Adam & Bethany Ondrick John J. Sheehan ’53

The White Family Foundation

FOUNDERS SOCIETY

($2,016.00 +)

Anonymous Roger O. Bernard ’57

Michael & Dr. Kimberly Dewey Lawrence ’77 & Leslie Kulig Adam C. McCarthy ’88

Joseph ’93 & Sonia O’Connor

Christopher Orszulak & Gina M. Pantuosco ’97

Polish National Credit Union

Dennis Slattery

James & Elaine Tourtelotte

Edward & Joanne (Sylvain) Walsh ’65

Christopher & Laura Watroba Maureen White ’71

MEMBER ($1,000.00 +)

Adams and Ruxton Construction Company

Advanced Energy Group

Anonymous (2)

Paul ’86 & Kimberly Anziano

Dr. Dennis A. Asselin ’73

David ’64 & Mary Bierschied

Blakes School Uniforms

Thomas & Victoria (Condren) Burke ’72

Thomas & Kerry Butler

Dr. James S. Chrzan ’69

Marc ’67 & Mary Jane (Giard) ’69 Davis

Atty. Thomas ’89 & Atty. Katherine Day

Robert J. Diamond ’67

George M. Donahue ’60

Leonard R. Dorrien ’55

Thomas D. Downey

Rene ’49 & Lorraine (McMahon) ’53 Dube

Dennis P. Duquette ’77

Egan, Flanagan and Cohen, P.C. Excel Dryer, Inc.

Dominic Falcetti ’65

Flannery/McFall Foundation

Thomas ’74 & Cathy Flynn

Darryl ’83 & Carin (Grzelak) ’84 Geoffrey

Robert ’77 & Kathleen (Leary) ’87 Gourde

Edward T. Griffin

Janet A. Griffin

William G. Griffin ’58

Dr. Paul & Wendy Harrington

Barbara (Landers) Hood ’59

John D. Powers Memorial Fund

Judith E. Kennedy ’55

Dorothy (Landers) McCarthy ’58

Paul & Kathleen (Allan) McDonnell ’73

Dr. Dominic J. Nardi ’68

Paul & Laurie (Demers) ’85 Niemiec Park Square Realty

John Krzeminski & Joan Partyka

Atty. Timothy J. Ryan ’78

Thomas & Pauline (LaBelle) ’60 Sawyer Anthony J. Scibelli ’88

Brian ’91 & Tanya Sears

Kathryn (Hinkley) Seward ’56

Thomas E. Shea ’67

Rev. Thomas M. Shea ’58

Raymond & Lauren Stoddard

The Dowd Agencies LLC

Universal Electric Co., Inc.

Margaret (Laframboise) Wendlandt ’56 Martin ’74 & Eileen Wright

Dr. Daniel M. Zavisza ’56

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Anonymous (2)

Sean ’70 & Rebecca Austin

Christopher & Geraldine Bresnahan

Sheila (O’Sullivan) Buffone ’93

Delva Campbell

Victor ’58 & Joan (Brassard) ’59 Cara Charles R. Casartello ’74

William ’79 & Doreen (LaPointe) ’85

Christofori

CHS Class of 1981

John J. Collins ’57

John T. Collins ’64

Michelle (Laprade) Collins ’87

Paul & Carrie (Vivenzio) Couto ’88

Thomas ’77 & Mary Lou (Shea) ’73 Crowley

William C. Dale ’68

Cortez DeBoise

Suzanne Delehanty

Richard C. Deslauriers ’78

Gerald C. Dillon ’66

Joseph E. Fallon ’64

Msgr. George A. Farland ’60

Daniel & Erika (Calcasola) Fenton ’09

Andrew J. ’74 & Nancy Fitzgerald

Nicholas & Nicole Fyntrilakis

Gary & Barbara Gasperack

Cynthia Geiger

Bill & Jeanne Harrington

Thomas ’82 & Marianne Kalmbach

John P. Kearney ’71

Dr. James M. Kelliher ’47

Robert L. LaPalme ’73

John & Cynthia Leonard

Serena Lichwan

F. Joseph Loughrey ’67

Robert & Holly Lyke

M.C.L. Mechanical Services, Inc.

Philip & Susan (Hartley) ’64 Mantoni

G. Roger Martin ’54

Atty. James F. Martin ’71

Atty. Joseph R. Mauri ’57

Edward ’73 & Melissa McDonough

James ’59 & Kathleen (Guillotte) ’63 Moran

Michael & Nicole Moreau

Michael T. Moynihan ’85

Atty. Michael ’85 & Atty. Elizabeth Mulcahy

Congressman Richard E. Neal

Samantha A. Noonan ’03

Robert A. O’Donnell ’67

Paul Theodore Owens ’70

Carolyn A. Parent ’61

Rev. Mr. Joseph & Janice (Quinn) Peters ’68

Francis ’58 & Carolyn Pisiewski

Prime, Buchholz and Associates, Inc.

Quality Beverage

George & Jessica Randall

Nicholas M. Ritchie ’25

Colleen (Kelly) Ryan ’73

Haley M. (Dorval) Ryan ’10

Martin F. Schoenemann ’70

William & Sandra (Thompson) Shea ’69

Richard & Elaine Silbereis

Edward Sokolowski ’88

Suzanne (Lavallee) Stebbins ’66

Thomas R. Stelzer ’82

Edward J. Sullivan ’70

Judy (Fiorentino) Swanson ’82

Dr. Ronald ’60 & Alexandra Szarlan

T. J. Conway Company

Edwin & Jacqueline Tamayo

Tech Roofing Service, Inc.

The Catholic Woman’s Club of Springfield, Inc.

Stephen ’84 & Maria Wyszynski

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Matthew Agnes

Peter & Susan Alexopoulos

Carrie Al-Rekaby

Anonymous (2)

John M. Anziano ’91

Bacon Wilson Attorneys at Law

Dr. Tracy A. (Haradon) Balint ’85

Sebastiano & Tracy Bauduccio

Diane (Talbot) Beauregard ’83

Mary Anne (Checrallah) Beirne ’67

Rev. Joseph Benicewicz OFM CONV

Roland & Linda (Rooney) ’67 Benjamin Bertera Subaru Inc.

Matthew Bogacz & Alexandra Mason

Dr. Marc E. Boisvert ’73

Peter A. Bourbeau ’70

Michael J. Brault ’70

Patricia (Stewart) Brent ’72

Margaret A. Brown ’72

Philip A. Burdick ’72

Margaret (Fenton) Canning ’48

Joseph ’88 & Rebecca (Slate) ’90 Caproni

Kathleen (Curran) Casey ’84

Carolyn B. Cayode-Gorman ’93

Chase, Clarke, Stewart, & Fontana Insurance

Committee to Elect Anthony Gulluni District Attorney

Committee to Elect Domenic Sarno

Crowley Real Estate Appraisers, Inc.

Michael E. Davin ’82

Fred Davis III ’95

Dr. Nicola A. DeAngelis ’89

Wayne DeGrenier & Cheryl May Marc & Heather DiMauro

Robert J. Donoghue ’47

William & Linda Donoghue

Downey, Pieciak, Fitzgerald & Co., P.C.

Richard & Kay (McDonald) ’54 Dudley

Dr. Harry Dumay Ph.D.

John J. Ellis-Monaghan ’77

Patrice Fagnant-MacArthur ’92

James P. Fenton ’79

John ’68 & Christine (Connery) ’69 Fitzgerald

Gary & Cheryl Fitzgerald

Edward & Joan Fitzgerald

Thomas ’89 & Maureen (Schoolcraft) ’88 Flaherty

Forest Park Eye Care

Craig & Kristen Frost

Patrick ’81 & Carol (McKenna) ’78 Garrity

Doris (Brodeur) Gaumond ’67

Donald A. Gignac ’83

Thomas A. Gorski ’75

Robert Grzelak

Linda (Gionet) Hammarstrom ’68

Holy Cross Just Faith Community

Christopher & Barbara (Powers) Hoppin ’60

Hulmes Transportation Services, LTD.

Norma J. (Rosner) Iacovo ’69

Atty. John ’57 & Christine (Lynch) ’59

Keaney

Robert T. Kelliher ’66

Gina (Maggi) Kos ’84

Dr. Donna M. LaFlamme ’66

Dr. Marie L. Landry ’66

Jeffrey R. Letendre ’87

Judith A. (Smrecek) Lichwan ’64

Leo & Dorothy Lortie

James R. Loughman ’84

Matthew & Renee Lyon

John ’55 & Teresa (Murphy) ’56 Lyons

Gregory S. Maynard ’91

Elizabeth (McGeary) McFadden ’82 John & Carolee McGrath

Joseph & Susan McVeigh

Douglas & Kara Mercier

Rev. Mr. John & Nancy Miller

Michael & Katie Moloney

Moltenbrey Builders LLC

Dr. Michael G. Mooradd, MD ’76

Ryan F. Moore ’03

Barbara (Britton) Moran ’63

Hugh & Linda (Frigon) Moriarty ’60

Michael J. Moriarty ’97

Thomas & Elaine Morin

Kathleen Nelson

Ondrick Materials & Recycling, LLC

Mary (Mahoney) Paquette ’83

Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine

Pellegrini, Seeley, Ryan and Blakesly, P.C. Marya (Kaluzynski) Pickering ’64

Kim (Chenevert) Pioggia ’79

Thomas ’75 & Beth Ellen Provost

Brian Rachmaciej Ph.D. ’86

Jeremy Reiser ’17

John S. Ricci ’58

J. Bruce & Jane Riley

Nicholas & Frances Roselli

Francis & Melba Ryan

Joseph C. Salvon ’85

John J. Santaniello ’75

Patricia (Brown) Santilli ’69 Sarat Ford

Irving & June (Serra) Schoppe ’65

Ann Marie (Pelligrini) Seeley ’65

John F. Shannon ’58

Alexander ’52 & Sophie (Jekot) ’51 Sharon Shatz, Schwartz and Fentin, P.C. Katherine Shea

Rev. John K. Sheaffer ’81

Klaus O. Shigley ’63

Neil Souvigney St. Michael’s Academy

Margaret (Harris) Stasiowski ’50 Sumner & Toner Insurance Agency, Inc. Michael Superson

Richard S. Tessier ’66

Kathleen (Ward) Tonis ’65

Michael Tranghese

Jake Trombley

Frances (Kellogg) Troutman ’66

Richard Trudeau ’63 & Susan O’Connor ’65

TTM Technologies, Inc.

Paul & Barbara (Pfau) Turmel ’70

Manuel J. Vaz ’68

Michael Vona

Mary-Ann Wallace ’63

Dr. Edward J. Welch ’60

Daniel & Donna Yvon Anthony M. Zanetti ’04

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Ellen (Rice) Abbott ’75

Darlene (Germaine) Acchione ’60 Dr. Jean Aertker

Matthew & Donna (Bernard) ’83 Agnes Mark P. Alarie ’72

Kevin J. Albano ’77

Susan (Griffin) Alekson ’61

William J. Allard ’84

City Councilor Timothy & Mary Allen

Timothy Allerton Anonymous (10)

Aqua-Matic Lawn Sprinkler & Irrigation, Inc.

Marlene Aquino

Atty. Ralph L. Atkins, Esq. ’60

Robert & Dr. Cinnamon Azeez Christine Baker & Edward Nelson

William F. Balint

Balise Automotive Group

Matthew C. Ballard ’86

Theresa J. (Fontaine) Barkin ’70

John & Barbara Barnett

James & Doris (D’Amours) Barry ’53

Mary Ann (Lambert) Bart ’62

Barbara (Ricard) Bean ’57

Marcella (Hopkins) Beane ’69

Daniel & Sheila Beaudry

Stacie E. Beck Ph.D. ’75

Jeremiah & Elizabeth (Weber) Begley ’06

Carol (Christofori) Benoit ’65

Christopher & Kristin (Santaniello) ’96 Bertelli

Lisa Biscaldi-Bruso

Blackbaud Giving Fund

Blessed Sacrament School

Bluroc, LLC

Joseph Boggio ’53

Francis & Manuela Bolduc

Rev. Norman B. Bolton

Michael & Mary Lou Bonfitto

William & Elizabeth Boucher

Tricia Bouchie

Patricia (Burke) Boyer ’54

Christina (Fredette) Bracci ’86

Patricia I. Brackett

John ’51 & Maureen Brady

Robert A. Brodeur ’70

Atty. William G. Brody ’66

James & Mary Ann (Hamre) ’93 Brooks

Rosemary (Cupillo) Brown ’62

Susan A. Brown ’93

Kristie (Fitzgerald) Budrecki ’87

Eileen M. Budri ’67

Kenneth & Susan Burgess

Ralph M. Burke, Ph.D. ’56

Walter & Gail Burke

Clarisse Burnett

M. Christine (Corridan) Burt ’74

Martha A. Butler ’77

Winifred Butler, SSJ ’52

Thomas H. Cabral ’83

Sean F. Cahillane ’69

Ronald G. Calabrese ’72

Thomas M. Callahan ’67

Andrew & Dianna Calvanese

Victor & Kimberly (Hrycay) ’85 Calvanese

Jesse & Audra Camp

Sarah Campbell

Frank ’65 & Kathy Capuano

Dr. Mark P. Cartier ’77

Atty. Alfred & Karen (Chiarello) ’94 Casella

Kevin ’80 & Kathleen (Stewart) ’81 Casey

Maureen (McFall) Cayer ’90

Jean M. Cesar & Ruthnie Alce

Mark & Paula (Laberge) ’71 Chevrier

Frank & Arlene Chiarello

Dr. Mary E. Chmura, MD ’86

Leonard & Diane Choiniere

Dante Christofori ’11

CHS Class of 1960

CHS Class of 1961

Kathleen (Moran) Clark ’65

Batholomew K. Cobey ’63

Vincent M. Commisso ’99

Committee to Re Elect Sheriff Nick Cocchi

James M. Connors ’60

Mary P. Conway ’71

Shawn ’85 & Lisa Corbitt

William & Jacqueline Corbitt

Robert & Amy Cordes

Erik & Yazdel Correa

Wesley ’71 & Nancy (Fitzgerald) ’70 Cotter

Laurie A. Coughlin ’69

Laura Coulombe

Rev. Anthony J. Creane ’48

Paula (D’Angelo) Creanza ’66

Frank ’82 & Lisa Crinella

Thomas & Anne Marie Crouss

Elizabeth A. Cullinan ’65

Mary C. Cullinan ’77

Ellen Culver

Justin Dalessio ’95

Thomas & Kathleen (Dvorchak) Daly ’72

Nicholas M. David ’96

Davis Truck Repair

Jonathan DeCoteau

Daniel Degray

F. Daniel Deknis ’68

James P. Demers ’71

Joseph E. DeMontigny ’48

William J. Dempsey ’72

Jeanne (Mercier) Denoncourt ’47

Patrick & Rebecca Deperry

Camille M. Desjardins ’19

Glen & Rebecca Desjardins

George J. Desnoyers ’59

Dr. Robert A. DesRochers ’54

Jeannette (LaGasse) Desrosiers ’57

John Devins

Doreen (Fanning) Dialessi ’60

Paul & Amy Dias

Mary Lou (Saba) DiGiacomo ’60

Lois (Naughton) Dineen ’58

Anthony G. DiSantis ’77

William & Cristin Dolan

Kathleen M. Donnellan ’59

Matthew E. Donnellan ’70

Ann E. Donovan ’85

Daniel J. Donovan ’53

Ann E. Dougal ’78

Thomas ’86 & Julie Dougal

Cecilia A. Dowd ’57

Thomas J. Dromey ’74

Atty. James C. Duda ’72

Mary Anne (Byrne) Duda ’63

Patricia (McKenna) Duhart ’61

Helen (O’Connor) Dunn ’50

Mary K. Dutko, SSJ ’56

Br. Hugh R. Dymski OFM Conv. ’61

Raymond & Gertrude Dziok

Dr. Emad Eskander & Dr. Margaret Eskander

Lt. Col. Donald ’53 & Judith (Healy) ’58

Evans

Dr. Mark W. Evans, DMD ’76

Jason & Laura Favreau

Lori A. Fenton

Paul & Lucy Ferreira

Edith M. Ferrero ’61

Frank L. Ferrero ’60

Armando & Esperanca Fialho

Paula I. Figoni ’74

Dr. Matthew & Caroline Filippi

Nicholas & Judith (Lyons) Fiorentino ’57

Brendan & Erin (Benjamin) ’91 Fitzgerald

Francis & Erinn (Baker) ’92 Fitzgerald

Paul & Linda Fitzpatrick

Mary Anne Flaherty ’83

Carolyn M. Flanagan ’83

Robert J. Flannery ’58

Florence Bank

Foley Insurance Group

William & Colleen (Leary) Foley ’76

Thomas ’53 & Barbara Foley

Leo & Linda Fournier

Janice (Johnson) Freniere ’72

Daniel & Regina (Siwicki) Frydryk ’76

John ’63 & Nancy (Menard) ’64 Gadbois

Dennis D. Gagne ’73

Virginia M. Garrity

Dr. Susan M. Gaston ’75

Kevin Harrington & Brian Geer

Andrew & Jill Gendreau

Gillespie Corporation

Michael G. Gionet ’67

Nicola & Mary Ann Gioscia

Dr. William J. Girotti ’53

Stephen L. Gobeille ’87

John M. Goda ’87

Daniel & Beth (LaVallee) ’96 Gokey

Antonio & Rosa Goncalves

Tony Goncalves

Christopher & Lynn (Dutilly) ’96 Gouin

Sandra Graham

Joan (Cullinane) Gravel ’76

Dr. Robert P. Green, Jr. ’64

David ’69 & Gail (Gubala) ’73 Griffin

Matthew & Meghann Guerriero

Michael & Diane (DeRose) Guihan ’74

Jennifer (Crimmons) Gustafson ’82

Patrick E. Hagerty ’45

Timothy ’59 & Anne (Faulkner) ’60

Hallahan

Atty. Charles Hambly

Patricia A. Hamel

Edward & Marianne (Kenney) Hamilton ’69

Dianna T. Hanechak

James Hanifan & Dr. Renee Slowick ’87

Thomas & Astrid Hanley

Thomas M. Hannigan ’75

Candy Hanselman

Dr. Jennifer & Carl Hanselman

Dr. Donna (Sullivan) Havens ’67

Daniel ’70 & Janice (Gosselin) ’73 Hebert

Matthew C. Hegarty ’07

Robert T. Hendry ’53

Dr. John R. Hennessy, DDS ’61

The Honorable Bruce R. Henry ’68

Luis & Michelle Hernandez

Sean R. Hershelman ’84

Donald Hess

Charles ’74 & Mary Anne Higgins

Robert ’63 & Paula (Kingston) ’60 Hoffman

Joan (Bye) Hojnoski ’61 Michael & Michele Holl

Sandra (Fiorentino) Howie ’61

The Hon. Mary E. Hurley ’68

James Ilson

Gregory & Joan Jackman

Mary Ann (Burns) Jackson ’77

D. Kevin Jandreau ’72

Jantize of Springfield, Inc.

Richard H. Joseph ’64

Susanne (Fortsch) Justan ’93

Barbara (Grabon) Juszczyk ’62

Kenneth ’81 & Susan (Vumbaco) ’82

Kacoyannakis

Alice Kadima

Albert C. Kalmbach ’78

Bernard P. Kalmbach ’84

Christopher & Cynthia (Stack) Kardos ’90

Carl & Kimberly Kaufmann

Andrea Kearney

Kevin Kearney

Edward J. Keegan ’55

Steven & Anne (Murphy) ’64 Kellner

Kevin ’71 & Janet Kelly

Rev. Francis M. Kennedy ’56

Alice M. Kenney, SSJ

Scott & Crystal Kenyon

Rev. Mr. William ’57 & Patricia Kern

Eunice E. Kirby ’73

Edward D. Koenig ’73

David Konovalchick

John Korona

Jeffrey & Kristen Koziol

John Koziol

Henry A. Krowchenko ’69

Olga Kruglykhina

Katherine M. Kulig ’96

L and A Fine Mens Shop

Paul ’64 & Carol (Lyons) ’63 Labonte

Jeffrey A. LaBroad ’02

Bernard P. Lafleur ’55

Sheila (Tremble) Lambert ’62

Alice (Lanier) Lamothe-Roy ’55

Marie Alice (Doyon) Lavallee ’62

Robert & Carol Lavallee

Timmy Le ’09

George & Christine Leary

Jan W. Lessin ’60

Alfred S. Lewandowski ’68

John F. Leydon ’62

Lucia Liquori

Michael & Moira (Nahorniak) ’92 Lopes

Joan (Fitzgerald) Lundy ’57

Dr. Christopher O. Lynch ’72

Daniel & Patricia (Powers) Lynch ’62

Cheryl (Berges) MacGeorge ’66

Nancy Madru

Peter J. Maher ’85

Joseph M. Mahoney ’50

Atty. William ’81 & Tabitha Mahoney

David & Kathleen (Griffin) Maloney ’64

Marilynne Manning

Christine C. Mannix

Rosemary Manyak

David & Marguerite (Mahoney)

Marceau ’71

William K. March ’69

Susanne Markus

Paul & Jennifer Marquez

Kenneth J. Martin ’80

Michael & Colleen Martone

John ’81 & Rosanne Mastrangelo

Joseph ’89 & Linda Matte

Paul ’63 & Cynthia Matte

Leon J. Maynard ’63

William F. Mayotte ’77

The Hon. John ’69 & Jill (McCarthy) ’72

Payne

Karen (Sprinthall) McKenna ’79

James E. McMillan ’70

Timothy ’99 & Elizabeth McQuade

Peter & Michelle Menard

Mercedes-Benz of Springfield

Virginia Metcalf

Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C.

Dr. Denise (Hodur) Millstine ’92

Laura (Lyons) Mirandi ’77

Marie (Fontaine) Mireault ’52

John ’86 & Evette Moltenbrey

Charles & Lenore Monahan

Diane Monroe

Dr. Kevin M. Moore ’68

Stephen P. Moore ’78

John & Patricia Moreau

Stephen ’62 & Kathleen Moynihan

John & Linda Mruk

Denise Mullan

Sgt. Eugene J. Murphy ’55

John & Jennifer (Sattler) ’89 Murphy

John J. Murphy Jr. ’76

James & Deborah (Circosta) Myers ’74

Sarah Myers

Dr. Jerry S. Nardi ’72

William & Allison Nitch

Northwestern Mutual

Susan (Veale) Norton ’61

Brandon Nowakowski

Dr. Donald O’Brien ’57

Daniel J. O’Connell ’72

Michael J. O’Connor ’72

Lindsay O’Donnell ’02

Susan (McKenna) O’Donnell ’58

Susan O’Donnell ’82

Melvin ’71 & Joyce O’Leary

Sean & Kimberly O’Leary

John ’82 & Denise (Chisholm) ’86

Olszewski

Christopher & Jennifer Ondrick

Theodore Ondrick

Scott & Michele O’Neill

Catherine Ormond, SSJ

Robert & Kathleen O’Sullivan

Beverly A. Paige

Michael & Mary (Nolan) Paquette ’80

Christopher & Mary Alice Paradiso

Joseph & Sandra Parente

Ken & Sandie Parsons

Stephen J. Paterwic ’70

Patriot Appraisers, LLC

John ’59 & Sandra Pericolosi

Robert & Kathleen Peritz

Leslie Perreault

Grazyna Peters

Ernest & Kimberly Petkovitch

Francis ’65 & Lynn (Babineau) ’68 Pijar

George L. Pirog ’75

Robert L. Plasse ’58

Barbara (Carpenter) Poulin ’66

Barbara A. Prackneck ’54

Wayne & Laura Proulx

Constance M. Quinlan, SSJ

Ziggy & Lidia Rajca

George & Linda Randall

Michael Reardon

Reen & Reen, D.M.D., P.C.

Francis J. Riley ’56

Ernest R. Rivard ’71

River Valley Irrigation

Ann Rivers

Steven ’89 & Pamela Rivers

Joshua T. Roberts ’08

Robert ’75 & Mary (Green) ’77 Roccanti

Brian Rodowicz ’04

Daniel & Pearl Romanko

Frank A. Romanowicz ’59

Vincent & JoAnn Roselli

Roselli’s Machine & Mfg. Company, Inc.

Edmond & Kimberly Rowan

Mary Rowan

Martha Rowe

Darryn & Amy Roy

Donald Roy ’83

Richard & Holly Roy

Julie (Dudek) Ruby ’87

David ’75 & Mary (Talty) ’78 Russell

Gene F. Ryzewicz ’64

Mário & Fatima Santos

Mayor Domenic & Carla Sarno Stanley J. Sas ’63

Linda Sasso

Richard & Dr. Melissa Saunders

Brett & Renee Schools

Sears Real Estate

George A. Shannon ’64

Charles A. Shaw ’77

Joseph Shea ’78

Thomas G. Sheedy ’64

John P. Sherman ’59

William T. Shewchuk ’73

Anna-May Sieniawski ’59

Simply Dental Management

Jeffrey & Diane (Morin) Sitnik ’90

Maura A. Slattery ’69

Jewel M. Slepchuk ’73

Dr. James & Maryann Slowick

Edward & Kristin (LaBelle) ’92 Smith

Paul J. Smith ’62

Sharon Smith

Smith Smiles

Ashley Parker Snider

Dianne (Robert) Soprano Ph.D. ’71

Gerald ’79 & Laurel Spear

Lauren Stabilo

Robert & Melanie Stack

Robert B. Stein ’75

Dr. Kathleen A. Stevens, Ph.D. ’73

Patricia A. Sullivan ’64

Paul E. Sullivan ’73

Sullivan, Keating & Moran Insurance

Dr. Stanley J. Swierzewski ’50

David ’67 & Linda Syner

Andrew & Heidi Szalai

Team Rehab & Wellness

Peter & Pamela (Sitek) Tellier ’74

Renee (Theroux) Thayer ’93

The Lawn Specialist

The Log Cabin Banquet and Meeting House Inc.

John E. Thomas ’63

Rev. William A. Tourigny ’72

Patricia (Dubiel) Trela ’55

Jane Trevethan

Roger D. Trombly ’72

Donald E. Trudeau ’66

Brian P. Tuohey ’68

Joseph & Jennifer (Hamre) ’91 Turmel

Donna (Cady) Tyburski ’78

Sally (O’Donnell) Tynan ’48

Maria A. Ulloa-Hancock ’74

Dr. Francis Van Houten

Michael ’91 & Sarah Vedovelli

William & Mary Vedovelli

Kevin & Andrea Vona

Lt. Col. Bennett ’88 & Shannon Walsh

Colleen M. Walsh ’83

Cynthia (Olson) Walsh ’76

Carl & Cristy Wassung

John & Margaret (Martin) ’72 Weber

Matthew M. Weber ’02

Wegrzyn Dental Group, Inc.

Dr. William & Kristina Wegrzyn Gary & Lynn (Habel) Weiner ’67

Virginia White

Ralph & Edith Whittle

Helen (Toner) Wilkerson ’57

Constance Marie Willett, Ph.D. ’74

Brian & Cynthia Williams

John ’90 & Lorinda Williams

Michael P. Williams ’68

Ralph & Suzanne Williams

Denise I. (LaMontagne) Winston ’62

Matthew F. Wolff ’75

Thomas J. ’62 & Leslie Woz

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Dr. Michael Accordino

Catherine G. Alaimo, SSJ ’51

Susan Allen

Amazon Smile Foundation

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Maryann R. Ardito ’63

Catherine (Kalmbach) Arventos ’77

Marie Auclair

Donald & Virginia Avery

Lori (Yacovone) Avery ’82

Eric Baffour ’92

Kevin M. Beauregard ’71 Paul T. Belcamino ’70

Donald S. Besaw ’55

Carrie A. Blair

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Kathleen M. (Rodd) Borowiec ’02

Robert Boucher

Jacqueline Boudreau-Kinsey

Norman J. Boulrice ’72

Gayle A. Bourdeau ’87

Florence P. Bourque

Robert A. Boyea ’72

Paul ’51 & Rita Brault

Megan Burke

Patricia (Fagan) Burke ’60

Mary Ann Burritt ’68

Joanne (Donovan) Calderigi ’57

Karen (Sitek) Campito ’72

William ’53 & Jacqueline Chapdelaine

Maureen Charest, SSJ ’63

Russell P. Charest ’65

Marcella (Laplante) Clemons ’53

Richard J. Coache ’50

Coca Cola Give

Nancy Coley

Maureen (Courtney) Collins ’56

Carolyn (O’Connor) Connelly ’56

Kevin ’80 & Mary (Ashe) ’82 Conway

William ’64 & Patricia (Kelliher) ’66

Cosgriff

Nicole (Barbuti) Cote ’02

Mary Jane (McKenna) Cratty ’65

Raymond M. Crowley ’53

Robert & Kathleen (Benware) Crowley ’66

Anne T. Cullinan ’78

Jane M. Cullinan ’68

Mary T. Cullinane ’61

Maryellen (Shea) Curran ’72

Frederick M. D’Amato ’72

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Jeanne DeGrandis

Carol (Chrusciel) Derouin ’65

Thomas J. DeSellier ’79

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Michael J. DiVenuto ’69

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Gary P. Donovan ’68

Eleanor (Hayes) Dowd ’54

Clifford L. Dufault ’63

Renee A. Dufresne ’72

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Roberta A. Ekmalian ’60

David H. Estabrook

Paul E. Evans ’67

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Mark & Laura Feeley

Sarah (Curto) Fernandes ’93

Louis C. Ferrero ’63

Mary Anne (McKenna) Fishman ’76

Alice Fitzgerald

Eileen B. Flaherty ’95

Mary J. Flaherty ’57

Louis V. Fusaro ’60

Carmen A. Garcia ’13

Nicholas Garde ’18

Laura M. Gaston ’71

Armand P. Gaudreau ’58

Francis X. Gauthier ’61

John P. Gaviglio ’80

Ronald & Linda Gendron

Eileen M. Gilhooly ’80

Dolores Gill

Jeanette (Witkop) Gilmartin ’56

William J. Girotti ’88

Mary Jean Glesmann ’58

Marina Gonzalez

Denise A. Granger, SSJ ’66

Geoffrey G. Gregor ’71

Maureen Griffin, SSJ ’63

Charles T. Gruszka ’66

Grace Harrington

Ruth Ellen (Marion) Henry ’65

Denise (Ladouceur) Herrick ’69

Barbara A. Hesselton, SSJ ’62

Terrence J. Hogan ’61

Luke & Mary (Rodriguez) ’09 Hollwedel

Donna (Desilets) Horrigan ’60

John B. Hosmer ’60

Kevin & Janet (Boyer) Hourihan ’64

Stanley & Ruth Jablonski

Kristine A. Jackson ’68

Michael & Mary (Claffey) ’69 Janeczek

Patricia Johnson, SSJ ’54

Norman R. Jones ’53

Michael E. Joyce Jr. ’61

Kathleen A. Kakley ’65

Judith E. Kappenman, SSJ ’53

Carl & Cheryl Kaufmann

Joan (Griffin) Kavanagh ’71

Matthew & Tammy Keeney

James & Nancy (Grimaldi) ’73 Kelliher

Mary Ann (Cahill) Kelly ’72

Thomas ’64 & Eileen Kenny

Ann (Marcotte) Kermenski ’69

Lorraine Kieras

Dr. Susan Kilduff- Katsoulis Michael F. Kilty ’38

Denise (Morneau) Korfhage ’69

Walter J. Korzec ’57

Kevin Kudla ’91

Christiane T. LaBonte ’02

Robert & Dorothy (Tenerowicz) Landry ’65

Kathleen A. LaRochelle ’03

Christine E. Lavoie, SSJ ’69

Col. William & Patricia (Raimondi) Liquori ’64

Carol Lisella

Laura A. (Picard) Loffredo ’74

Kevin T. Lonergan Jr. ’76

Maria M. Lopes

Rev. Keith A. Maczkiewicz, S.J. Jeffrey R. Maher ’58

Vincent A. Mammano ’59

Robert L. Marino ’68

Marie (Boudreau) Marion ’64

Christine Mars

Kelly C. Maynard ’88

Cathy M. Mayo ’71

John B. Mayotte Jr. ’66

Ann McDermott Cassella

Catherine M. McDonnell ’76

Brian F. McInerney ’67

Roberta F. McQuaid

Kristine Mercier ’68

Deirdre M. Mikhaylichenko

Paula A. Misitano, SSJ ’58

Bruce Molitor ’64

Marguerite (Deslauriers) Morin ’56

Eileen M. Morrow

James J. Mosher ’69

Bryan & Ivy Musa

Martha M. Napolitan ’84

Gregory ’79 & Anna Maria Nelles

Julia (Ferrero) Nichols ’58

Sandra J. Noonan ’69

Holly O’Connell

Margaret M. O’Malley ’71

Dr. Albert & Dr. Meme Orquiola

Janice Orszulak ’70

Michael & Celeste Orszulak

Bob ’57 & Kathryn Owens

Corinne (Vadnais) Pappelardo ’53

Michael & Timmie Parent

Michael F. Parent ’65

Lora Perez

Marie (Jacques) Petrone ’60

Constance (Piekara) Pijar ’64

Florence (Neary) Pooler ’51

Donald ’50 & Elizabeth (Hart) ’55 Powers

George J. Radcliffe

Jacqueline L. Reardon

Paul A. Renaud ’62

Rolande C. (Gagne) Renaud ’60

Richard A. Ricci ’61

Martha (Klassanos) Richard ’63

Rocky’s Ace Hardware

Alice M. Rodgers

Olga Rodriguez

Scott M. Rogan ’89

James D. Rooney ’85

Jacqueline (Artiano) Ruest ’64

Richard & Francine Rusiecki

Barbara A. Russo ’59

Ziad Salloum

Gerard ’63 & Carol Satkowski

Mary G. Scherpa ’66

Margaret (Culloo) Scully ’61

John ’52 & Dorothy (Duval) ’53 Seigal

Candice J. Serafino ’71

Christopher & Meredith Shepard

Agatha (Arnone) Shepherd ’50

Kathryn (Leamy) Sheridan ’66

David P. Siddell ’62

Peter M. Simmons ’76

Patricia (Matroni) Skelton ’55

Theresa M. Smith ’84

Southern New England Spice Company

Kenneth C. Spafford ’69

Judith A. St. Pierre ’74

Dr. Katherine E. Stano ’96

Daniel J. Sullivan ’72

Kathleen (McQuade) Sullivan ’70

Martin & Deborah (deVillier) Sullivan ’72

Gregory K. Swanson

Christopher Syner ’04

Dr. Ann-Marie E. Szymanski ’85

Nancy (Moore) Tanney ’64

Steven & Jennifer Tatro Paul E. Tessier ’67

The Appraisal Group

Jeanne (Couture) Therrien ’56

Marjorie (Schab) Thibodeau ’67

Santino J. Tomassini ’63

Diane C. Trela

Umberto Truoiolo

Karen (Pfau) Turmel ’71

Dorothy A. Tuttle ’52

Rebekah (Williams) Vick ’11

Margo (Canning) Vitello ’76

Donna (Serafino) Vitulano ’69

Pamela Westmoreland

Lauren J. Figoni Wolff ’71

Nicole Woltschlaeger

Edmund T. Wozniak ’57

Timothy C. Wright ’64

Thomas Yarsley ’71

Ann (Keith) Yesu ’57

Jeanie Yong

David J. Zamachaj ’70

Michael Zaranek

Richard & Irene Zaranek

FY22 PARENT DONORS

Gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

136 families made gifts that directly impacted the Cardinal Fund. We deeply appreciate the dedication of our families and are grateful for the partnership.

Matthew & Donna (Bernard) ’83 Agnes

Peter & Susan Alexopoulos

Anonymous (5)

Marlene Aquino

Robert & Dr. Cinnamon Azeez

Dr. Tracy A. (Haradon) Balint ’85

William F. Balint

Christopher & Kristin (Santaniello) ’96 Bertelli

Lisa Biscaldi-Bruso

Matthew Bogacz & Alexandra Mason

Michael & Mary Lou Bonfitto

Tricia Bouchie

Christopher & Geraldine Bresnahan

James & Mary Ann (Hamre) ’93 Brooks

Kristie (Fitzgerald) Budrecki ’87

Sheila (O’Sullivan) Buffone ’93

Megan Burke

Jesse & Audra Camp

Joseph ’88 & Rebecca (Slate) ’90 Caproni

Atty. Alfred & Karen (Chiarello) ’94 Casella

Edward & Heather Cassell

Maureen (McFall) Cayer ’90

Jean M. Cesar & Ruthnie Alce

Shawn ’85 & Lisa Corbitt

Robert & Amy Cordes

Erik & Yazdel Correa

Laurie A. Coughlin ’69

Thomas & Anne Marie Crouss

Atty. Thomas ’89 & Atty. Katherine Day Cortez DeBoise

Patrick & Rebecca Deperry

Glen & Rebecca Desjardins

Michael & Dr. Kimberly Dewey

Ignazio & Hazzel Di’Dio

Paul & Amy Dias

Marc & Heather DiMauro

Peter & Linda DiMichele

William & Cristin Dolan

Scott & Michele (Riley) Eastman ’90

Dr. Emad Eskander & Dr. Margaret Eskander

Jason & Laura Favreau

Mark & Laura Feeley

Paul & Lucy Ferreira

Dr. Matthew & Caroline Filippi

Brendan & Erin (Benjamin) ’91 Fitzgerald

Francis & Erinn (Baker) ’92 Fitzgerald

Gary & Cheryl Fitzgerald

Thomas ’89 & Maureen (Schoolcraft) ’88

Flaherty

Craig & Kristen Frost

Nicholas & Nicole Fyntrilakis

Patrick & Gail Garvey

Andrew & Jill Gendreau

Daniel & Beth (LaVallee) ’96 Gokey

Antonio & Rosa Goncalves

Marina Gonzalez

Christopher & Lynn (Dutilly) ’96 Gouin

Robert ’77 & Kathleen (Leary) ’87 Gourde

Sandra Graham

Matthew & Meghann Guerriero

Dianna T. Hanechak

James Hanifan & Dr. Renee Slowick ’87

Dr. Jennifer & Carl Hanselman

Luis & Michelle Hernandez

Michael & Michele Holl

Carl & Kimberly Kaufmann

Andrea Kearney

Kevin Kearney

Matthew & Tammy Keeney

Scott & Crystal Kenyon

Jeffrey & Kristen Koziol

Olga Kruglykhina

Marc Lichwan ’89

Serena Lichwan

Lucia Liquori

Michael & Moira (Nahorniak) ’92 Lopes

Robert & Holly Lyke

Paul & Jennifer Marquez

Peter & Lori Martins

Michael & Colleen Martone

Joseph ’89 & Linda Matte

Edward ’73 & Melissa McDonough

John & Carolee McGrath

Roberta F. McQuaid

Michael & Katie Moloney

John ’86 & Evette Moltenbrey

Michael & Nicole Moreau

Annual Fund Parent Giving

Money Raised = $51,101

PARTICIPATION BY CLASS

1 2 3 4

CLASS OF 2022 (56%)

CLASS OF 2024 (52%)

CLASS OF 2025 (48%)

CLASS OF 2023 (35%)

Denise Mullan

John & Jennifer (Sattler) ’89 Murphy

Bryan & Ivy Musa

Paul & Laurie (Demers) ’85 Niemiec

William & Allison Nitch

Sean & Kimberly O’Leary

Adam & Bethany Ondrick

Christopher & Jennifer Ondrick

Robert & Kathleen O’Sullivan

Christopher & Mary Alice Paradiso

Joseph & Sandra Parente

Grazyna Peters

Ernest & Kimberly Petkovitch

Wayne & Laura Proulx

Ziggy & Lidia Rajca

George & Jessica Randall

Tamie Ritchie

Steven ’89 & Pamela Rivers

Vincent & JoAnn Roselli

Edmond & Kimberly Rowan

Darryn & Amy Roy

Richard & Holly Roy

Mário & Fatima Santos

Brett & Renee Schools

PERCENT OF MONEY RAISED

1 2 3 4

CLASS OF 2024 (35%)

CLASS OF 2025 (24%)

CLASS OF 2022 (21%)

CLASS OF 2023 (20%)

Brian ’91 & Tanya Sears

Kevin ’89 & Molly Sears

Katherine Shea

Christopher & Meredith Shepard

Jeffrey & Diane (Morin) Sitnik ’90

Edward & Kristin (LaBelle) ’92 Smith

Gerald ’79 & Laurel Spear

Lauren Stabilo

Raymond & Lauren Stoddard

Andrew & Heidi Szalai

Edwin & Jacqueline Tamayo

Steven & Jennifer Tatro

Renee (Theroux) Thayer ’93

Joseph & Jennifer (Hamre) ’91 Turmel

Michael ’91 & Sarah Vedovelli

Lt. Col. Bennett ’88 & Shannon Walsh

Carl & Cristy Wassung

Christopher & Laura Watroba

Dr. William & Kristina Wegrzyn

John ’90 & Lorinda Williams

Stephen ’84 & Maria Wyszynski

Anthony & Tammy Yacovone

Kelvin Zheng

Moltenbrey Builders, LLC – Springfield & East Longmeadow

Dr. Tracy Haradon-Balint

HCHS ’85

Committee to Elect Anthony D. Gulluni District Attorney YOU GOLFERS AND SPONSORS!

FACULTY & STAFF GIVING

Gifts received between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2022

We extend our deepest gratitude to the faculty and staff for their generous support of the Cardinal Fund and their exceptional commitment to our most deserving students.

Timothy Allerton

Carrie Al-Rekaby

John M. Anziano ’91

Tracy Bauduccio

Jacqueline Boudreau-Kinsey

Christina M. Bracci ’86

Patricia I. Brackett

Christopher A. Bresnahan

Robert A. Brodeur ’70

Sarah Campbell

Laura Coulombe

Jonathan DeCoteau

Michael Dewey

David H. Estabrook

Daniel J. Fenton ’09

Lori A. Fenton

Cynthia Geiger

Darryl D. Geoffrey ’83

John M. Goda ’87

Dr. Paul Harrington

Wendy Harrington

Matthew C. Hegarty ’07

James Ilson

Mary Ann Jackson ’77

Janet Kelly

Carol Lisella

Susanne Markus

Christine E. Mars

Joseph D. Matte ’89

Deirdre M. Mikhaylichenko

Barbara Moran ’63

Sarah Myers

Kathleen Nelson

Theresa Niemiec

Brandon Nowakowski

Holly O’Connell

Scott O’Neill

Lora C. Perez

Leslie Perreault

Ann Rivers

Ziad Salloum

Jennifer Scibelli

Richard Silbereis

Sheila Slawiak

Sharon Smith

Tara Spence

Thomas R. Stelzer ’82

Diane C. Trela

Nicole Woltschlaeger

Brian Zimowski

POPE FRANCIS PREP

DAYOF GIVING

MARCH 15, 2022

On March 15, 2022, our community stepped up in amazing fashion for our second annual Day of Giving. Thank you to the 422 parents, alumni, faculty, staff, coaches, grandparents, friends, and board members for your unprecedented generosity and support for our school and our students.

Dr. Michael Accordino

Dr. Jean Aertker

Kevin J. Albano ’77

Peter & Susan Alexopoulos

William J. Allard ’84

Susan Allen

Anonymous (10)

Paul ’86 & Kimberly Anziano

Marlene Aquino

Catherine (Kalmbach) Arventos ’77

Dr. Dennis A. Asselin ’73

Atty. Ralph L. Atkins, Esq. ’60

Marie Auclair

Sean ’70 & Rebecca Austin

Robert & Dr. Cinnamon Azeez

Christine Baker & Edward Nelson

William F. Balint

Matthew C. Ballard ’86

Theresa J. (Fontaine) Barkin ’70

John & Barbara Barnett

Daniel & Sheila Beaudry

Diane (Talbot) Beauregard ’83

Jeremiah & Elizabeth (Weber) Begley ’06

Mary Anne (Checrallah) Beirne ’67

Paul T. Belcamino ’70

Roland & Linda (Rooney) ’67 Benjamin

Christopher & Kristin (Santaniello) ’96

Bertelli

Christopher ’03 & Alice Bertrand

Lisa Biscaldi-Bruso

Joseph Boggio ’53

Gerard ’63 & Denise ’64 Boisselle

Francis & Manuela Bolduc

Michael & Mary Lou Bonfitto

William & Elizabeth Boucher

Tricia Bouchie

Gayle A. Bourdeau ’87

Patricia I. Brackett

Christopher & Geraldine Bresnahan

Atty. William G. Brody ’66

Susan A. Brown ’93

Kristie (Fitzgerald) Budrecki ’87

Sheila (O’Sullivan) Buffone ’93

Kenneth & Susan Burgess

Megan Burke Walter & Gail Burke

Clarisse Burnett

M. Christine (Corridan) Burt ’74

Thomas M. Callahan ’67

Andrew & Dianna Calvanese

Jesse & Audra Camp

Delva Campbell

Joseph ’88 & Rebecca (Slate) ’90 Caproni

Frank ’65 & Kathy Capuano

Atty. Alfred & Karen (Chiarello) ’94 Casella

Carolyn B. Cayode-Gorman ’93

Jean M. Cesar & Ruthnie Alce

Mark & Paula (Laberge) ’71 Chevrier Frank & Arlene Chiarello

Leonard & Diane Choiniere

Dante Christofori ’11

William ’79 & Doreen (LaPointe) ’85

Christofori

Batholomew K. Cobey ’63

Nancy Coley

John T. Collins ’64

Kevin ’80 & Mary (Ashe) ’82 Conway Shawn ’85 & Lisa Corbitt

William & Jacqueline Corbitt

Robert & Amy Cordes

Erik & Yazdel Correa

William ’64 & Patricia (Kelliher) ’66 Cosgriff

Nicole (Barbuti) Cote ’02

Wesley ’71 & Nancy (Fitzgerald) ’70 Cotter

Laurie A. Coughlin ’69

Mary Jane (McKenna) Cratty ’65

Paula (D’Angelo) Creanza ’66

Mary C. Cullinan ’77

Justin Dalessio ’95

Dr. Raymond & Jennifer St. Sauveur Dandurand

Michael E. Davin ’82

Davis Truck Repair

Atty. Thomas ’89 & Atty. Katherine Day Cortez DeBoise

Jeanne DeGrandis

Daniel Degray

Wayne DeGrenier & Cheryl May F. Daniel Deknis ’68

Joseph E. DeMontigny ’48

Patrick & Rebecca Deperry Glen & Rebecca Desjardins

Camille M. Desjardins ’19

Richard C. Deslauriers ’78

George J. Desnoyers ’59 Dr. Robert A. DesRochers ’54

Ignazio & Hazzel Di’Dio Paul & Amy E. Dias

Marc & Heather DiMauro

Lois (Naughton) Dineen ’58

Anthony G. DiSantis ’77 William & Cristin Dolan

David & Patricia Donnelly

Gary P. Donovan ’68

Ann E. Donovan ’85

Cecilia A. Dowd ’57

Rene ’49 & Lorraine (McMahon) ’53 Dube

Patricia (McKenna) Duhart ’61 Dr. Harry Dumay Ph.D. Raymond & Gertrude Dziok

Scott & Michele (Riley) Eastman ’90 Egan, Flanagan and Cohen, P.C. Dr. Emad Eskander & Dr. Margaret Eskander

Lt. Col. Donald ’53 & Judith (Healy) ’58 Evans

Msgr. George A. Farland ’60 Jason & Laura Favreau Mark & Laura Feeley

James P. Fenton ’79

Lori A. Fenton

Daniel & Erika (Calcasola) Fenton ’09 Paul & Lucy Ferreira Edith M. Ferrero ’61

Armando & Esperanca Fialho Dr. Matthew & Caroline Filippi Alice Fitzgerald

Francis & Erinn (Baker) ’92 Fitzgerald Edward & Joan Fitzgerald Brendan & Erin (Benjamin) ’91 Fitzgerald Gary & Cheryl Fitzgerald

Paul & Linda Fitzpatrick

Mary Anne Flaherty ’83

Thomas ’89 & Maureen (Schoolcraft) ’88 Flaherty

Eileen B. Flaherty ’95

Mary J. Flaherty ’57

Leo & Linda Fournier

Janice (Johnson) Freniere ’72

Craig & Kristen Frost

Nicholas & Nicole Fyntrilakis

Carmen A. Garcia ’13

Nicholas Garde ’18

Virginia M. Garrity

Patrick & Gail Garvey

Gary & Barbara Gasperack

Dr. Susan M. Gaston ’75

Laura M. Gaston ’71

Doris (Brodeur) Gaumond ’67

Kevin Harrington & Brian Geer

Cynthia Geiger

Andrew & Jill Gendreau

Darryl ’83 & Carin (Grzelak) ’84 Geoffrey

Eileen M. Gilhooly ’80

Dolores Gill

Nicola & Mary Ann Gioscia

Daniel & Beth (LaVallee) ’96 Gokey

Tony Goncalves

Marina Gonzalez

Christopher & Lynn (Dutilly) ’96 Gouin Robert ’77 & Kathleen (Leary) ’87

Gourde

Sandra Graham

Denise A. Granger, SSJ ’66

Joan (Cullinane) Gravel ’76

David ’69 & Gail (Gubala) ’73 Griffin

Matthew & Meghann Guerriero

Patricia A. Hamel

Edward & Marianne (Kenney) Hamilton ’69

Dianna T. Hanechak

James Hanifan & Dr. Renee Slowick ’87

Thomas & Astrid Hanley

Dr. Jennifer & Carl Hanselman

Candy Hanselman

Grace Harrington

Dr. Paul & Wendy Harrington

Bill & Jeanne Harrington

Dr. Donna (Sullivan) Havens ’67

Hon. Bruce R. Henry ’68

Luis & Michelle Hernandez

Donald Hess

Robert ’63 & Paula (Kingston) ’60 Hoffman

Joan (Bye) Hojnoski ’61

Michael & Michele Holl

Barbara (Landers) Hood ’59

Sandra (Fiorentino) Howie ’61

James Ilson

Mary Ann (Burns) Jackson ’77

Marguerite (Crimmins) Johnson ’57

Norman R. Jones ’53

Susanne (Fortsch) Justan ’93

Alice Kadima

Albert C. Kalmbach ’78

Bernard P. Kalmbach ’84

Thomas ’82 & Marianne Kalmbach

Carl & Kimberly Kaufmann

Carl & Cheryl Kaufmann

Atty. John ’57 & Christine (Lynch) ’59 Keaney

Andrea Kearney

Kevin Kearney

Matthew & Tammy Keeney

James & Nancy (Grimaldi) ’73 Kelliher

Ryan J. Kelly ’97

Kevin ’71 & Janet Kelly

Judith E. Kennedy ’55

Alice M. Kenney, SSJ

Thomas ’64 & Eileen Kenny

Lorraine Kieras

Dr. Susan Kilduff- Katsoulis

Edward D. Koenig ’73

David Konovalchick

Denise (Morneau) Korfhage ’69

Jeffrey & Kristen Koziol

John Koziol

Olga Kruglykhina

Katherine M. Kulig ’96

Lawrence ’77 & Leslie Kulig

Christiane T. LaBonte ’02

Bernard P. Lafleur ’55

Sheila (Tremble) Lambert ’62

Kathleen A. LaRochelle ’03

Marie Alice (Doyon) Lavallee ’62

Robert & Carol Lavallee

Timmy Le ’09

George & Christine Leary

John & Cynthia Leonard

Jeffrey R. Letendre ’87

Serena Lichwan

Lucia Liquori

Maria M. Lopes

Michael & Moira (Nahorniak) ’92 Lopes

Leo & Dorothy Lortie

Robert & Holly Lyke

Christopher O. Lynch ’72

Daniel & Patricia (Powers) Lynch ’62

Matthew & Renee Lyon

Cheryl (Berges) MacGeorge ’66

Rev. Keith A. Maczkiewicz, S.J. Peter J. Maher ’85

David & Kathleen (Griffin) Maloney ’64

Christine C. Mannix

Rosemary Manyak

David & Marguerite (Mahoney) Marceau ’71

Paul & Jennifer Marquez

G. Roger Martin ’54

Kenneth J. Martin ’80

Peter & Lori Martins

Michael & Colleen Martone

Paul ’63 & Cynthia Matte

Joseph ’89 & Linda Matte

Atty. Joseph R. Mauri ’57

Leon J. Maynard ’63

Dorothy (Landers) McCarthy ’58

Ann McDermott Cassella

Edward ’73 & Melissa McDonough

Timothy ’99 & Elizabeth McQuade

Roberta F. McQuaid

Peter & Michelle Menard

Marie (Fontaine) Mireault ’52

Michael & Katie Moloney

John ’86 & Evette Moltenbrey

Diane Monroe

Stephen P. Moore ’78

Barbara (Britton) Moran ’63

Michael & Nicole Moreau

John & Patricia Moreau

Hugh & Linda (Frigon) Moriarty ’60

Thomas & Elaine Morin

Eileen M. Morrow

Stephen ’62 & Kathleen Moynihan

John & Linda Mruk

Atty. Michael ’85 & Atty. Elizabeth

Mulcahy

Denise Mullan

John & Jennifer (Sattler) ’89 Murphy Bryan & Ivy Musa

Sarah Myers

Kathleen Nelson

William & Allison Nitch

Susan O’Donnell ’82

Lindsay O’Donnell ’02

Melvin ’71 & Joyce O’Leary

Sean & Kimberly O’Leary

Christopher & Jennifer Ondrick

Adam & Bethany Ondrick

Theodore Ondrick

Dr. Albert & Dr. Meme Orquiola

Janice Orszulak ’70

Robert & Kathleen O’Sullivan

Beverly A. Paige

Michael & Mary (Nolan) Paquette ’80

Michael & Timmie Parent

Joseph & Sandra Parente

Ken & Sandie Parsons

Stephen J. Paterwic ’70

Patriot Appraisers, LLC

Robert & Kathleen Peritz

Leslie Perreault

Rev. Mr. Joseph & Janice (Quinn) Peters ’68

Grazyna Peters

Ernest & Kimberly Petkovitch

Marya (Kaluzynski) Pickering ’64

Francis ’65 & Lynn (Babineau) ’68 Pijar

Constance (Piekara) ’64 Pijar

George L. Pirog ’75

Robert L. Plasse ’58

Donald ’50 & Elizabeth (Hart) ’55 Powers Wayne & Laura Proulx Ziggy & Lidia Rajca

George & Linda Randall

Jacqueline L. Reardon

Paul A. Renaud ’62

J. Bruce & Jane Riley

Nicholas M. Ritchie ’25

Ernest R. Rivard ’71

River Valley Irrigation

Steven ’89 & Pamela Rivers

Ann Rivers

Joshua T. Roberts ’08

Robert ’75 & Mary (Green) ’77 Roccanti Rocky’s Ace Hardware

Nicholas & Frances Roselli

Vincent & JoAnn Roselli

Roselli’s Machine & Mfg. Company, Inc. Edmond & Kimberly Rowan

Martha Rowe

Richard & Holly Roy Darryn & Amy Roy Donald Roy ’83

Julie (Dudek) Ruby ’87

Richard & Francine Rusiecki

Colleen (Kelly) Ryan ’73

Francis & Melba Ryan

Patricia (Brown) Santilli ’69 Mário & Fatima Santos

Mayor Domenic & Carla Sarno

Linda Sasso

Gerard ’63 & Carol Satkowski

Thomas & Pauline (LaBelle) ’60 Sawyer Brett & Renee Schools

Irving & June (Serra) Schoppe ’65

Brian ’91 & Tanya Sears

Candice J. Serafino ’71

Kathryn (Hinkley) Seward ’56

John F. Shannon ’58

Charles A. Shaw ’77

Joseph Shea ’78

William & Sandra (Thompson) Shea ’69

Thomas E. Shea ’67

Katherine Shea

Rev. John K. Sheaffer ’81

Christopher & Meredith Shepard

Kathryn (Leamy) Sheridan ’66

David P. Siddell ’62

Jeffrey & Diane (Morin) Sitnik ’90

Patricia (Matroni) Skelton ’55

Maura A. Slattery ’69

Sheila Slawiak

James & Maryann Slowick

Edward & Kristin (LaBelle) ’92 Smith

Ashley Parker Snider

Edward Sokolowski ’88

Dianne (Robert) Soprano Ph.D. ’71

Gerald ’79 & Laurel Spear

Judith A. St. Pierre ’74

Lauren Stabilo

Robert & Melanie Stack

Suzanne (Lavallee) Stebbins ’66

Robert B. Stein ’75

Raymond & Lauren Stoddard

Edward J. Sullivan ’70

Kathleen (McQuade) Sullivan ’70

Judy (Fiorentino) Swanson ’82

Christopher Syner ’04

Andrew & Heidi Szalai

Edwin & Jacqueline Tamayo

Nancy (Moore) Tanney ’64

Steven & Jennifer Tatro

Tech Roofing Service, Inc.

Renee (Theroux) Thayer ’93

Kathleen (Ward) Tonis ’65

James & Elaine Tourtelotte

Michael Tranghese

Jane Trevethan

Roger D. Trombly ’72

Umberto Truoiolo

Brian P. Tuohey ’68

Paul & Barbara (Pfau) Turmel ’70

Joseph & Jennifer (Hamre) ’91 Turmel

Donna (Cady) Tyburski ’78

Manuel J. Vaz ’68

William & Mary Vedovelli

Michael ’91 & Sarah Vedovelli

Rebekah (Williams) Vick ’11

Kevin & Andrea Vona

Carl & Cristy Wassung

Christopher & Laura Watroba Matthew M. Weber ’02

Gary & Lynn (Habel) Weiner ’67

Pamela Westmoreland

Maureen White ’71

Ralph & Edith Whittle

Ralph & Suzanne Williams

John ’90 & Lorinda Williams

Brian & Cynthia Williams

Stephen ’84 & Maria Wyszynski

Anthony & Tammy Yacovone

Daniel & Donna Yvon Michael Zaranek