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The Magazine of St. Paul VI Catholic High School • Fall/Winter 2020

BUILDING O N

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SCHOOL NEWS

“On the heart of every teen are a couple of vital questions: Who am I? Who do I want to be? Where do I belong?”

“Every day after my first day at Paul VI was another day that I tried to better myself.”

“We closed one chapter of our story and started a new one in a truly glorious way, even in the midst of uncertainty.”

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“I was proud to have attended PVI back in the 90s, but it wasn’t until I returned as a parent that I have come to appreciate and better recognize the gift I was given many years ago.”

“I looked up the Italian word for ‘theatre’ (Teatro) and Pope Paul VI’s lay last name (Montini) and thought it was a nice combination of his support for the arts, while providing a beautiful name for the new theatre.”

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On August 27, Bishop Burbidge cut the ceremonial ribbon to open Paul VI’s new campus. After the ribbon cutting and Mass, Bishop Burbidge blessed the theatre, stadium field, baseball park and the gym. During his homily, Bishop Burbidge encouraged students to “approach this year in joyful anticipation for the new gifts, the new blessings, the new opportunities that God has waiting for you.”

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IN THIS ISSUE Panther Tracks Magazine St. Paul VI Catholic High School 42341 Braddock Road Chantilly, VA 20152 703-352-0925 • paulvi.net

Return to School PVI Opens Campus in Hybrid Model

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A D M I N I S T R AT I O N Head of School Virginia Colwell P ’97, ’99, ’05 Principal Tom Opfer ’96 Elba Campagna P ’16, ’18, ’19, ’21 Assistant Principal, Dean of Academics Eileen Hanley P ’00 Assistant Principal, Admissions and Student Life Patrick McGroarty P ’09, ’10 Assistant Principal, Dean of Students Michelle Pochick CFO Fr. Stephen Schultz Chaplain Peg Weimer P ’01, ’04, ’05 Assistant Academic Dean, Instructional Technologist OFFICE OF ADVANCEMENT Kate Grimm Andreottola ’94 Director of Advancement Eileen Kiley Curren ’98 Director of Communications Mary Ashooh Hamrick ’86, P ’19, ’20, ’22 Associate Director, Constituent Relations Kiersten Caputy Annual Fund Manager Virginia Wiles '12 Advancement Services Assistant PVI SCHOOL BOARD 2020-2021 President: Matt Brockwell P ’16 Vice President: Mary Lawrence P ’10, ’16 Secretary: Matt Reynolds P ’10, ’11 Cheryl Blair-Kijewski P ’07, ’09, ’15 Don Ditko P ’05, ’07

Alumni Today Daniel Bess ’20

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Annual Report Recognizing our Generous Donors

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Chapel Paintings Inspire A Conversation with Artist Betsy Farr

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George Eastment P ’05 Mark Graham ’90, P ’22 Rev. Donald Heet, OSFS Jennifer Bell Keating ’92, P ’22 Marianne Moore P ’19, ’20 Ann Zigo Orem ’00 Kate Shanley P ’21 Angela Wilson P ’21, ’23 Nancy Woodley P ’98, ’01 A L U M N I — S TAY I N T O U C H !

Send your news, updates or address changes to alumni@paulvi.net

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HEAD OF SCHOOL The St. Francis de Sales saying that every student who walks these halls can quote is, “Do ordinary things extraordinarily well.” So when it came time to consider a name for our comprehensive campaign, Building on Extraordinary was an easy decision.

We constantly strive to build on what we have, in what we do, what we think, what we say, and what we believe. Our students have never had a problem going beyond the extraordinary — especially when times are difficult.

This was not how we envisioned our first year on our new campus to be, much less the last few months in Fairfax. But the PVI community has been understanding, flexible, enthusiastic and positive in all they have done to make the best of this trying situation. And the community has done it with grace and wisdom!

This Panther Tracks will include some in-house articles: moving from our old home to our new home, especially the “rock.” It was certainly heavier than when it was first planted in Fairfax — due to the too numerous to count layers of paint! Also included is our return to school with the 50/50 hybrid model and the expansion of the Theology Curriculum that will focus on the human person and a formative Christian anthropology.

As we get ready to launch the public phase of our comprehensive campaign, we take time to publically thank and acknowledge our donors who believe in the difference we make and help us live our mission each and every day.

To all in the PVI community, thank you for your time, talent and treasure. We make a difference because of you!

Virginia Colwell, Head of School

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SCHOOL NEWS

RETURN TO SCHOOL PVI Opens Campus in Hybrid Model

Student Leaders Step Up

ith most school systems remaining 100% virtual due to COVID-19, Paul VI opened for the 2020-21 school year five days a week, utilizing a combination of in-person and virtual learning, with 50% of students in the building and 50% livestreaming from home on an alternating block schedule. Students also had the option to elect for fulltime virtual attendance.

The Student Government packed kits with a PVI mask, hand sanitizer, and gloves for each student. Even without a Homecoming Dance or football game, SGA organized a Spirit Week with dress out days. Hunger Action Week was extended to two weeks and continued to support Food for Others, which faced recordbreaking demand for donations due to the pandemic

“Our administration worked all summer to adjust (and readjust) our plans to bring students safely back to campus. Our enhanced cleaning protocols, along with everyone wearing masks, washing hands, using hand sanitizer, practicing social distancing and avoiding coming to the building if sick, helped provide a healthy environment for students, staff, faculty and visitors,” shared Ginny Colwell, Head of School.

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“It might not be the senior year I anticipated, but I am excited to make the best of the year and potentially create some new traditions as a class and as a school,” shared Jane Redmond, SGA president.

SCHOOL NEWS

Below is a sampling of the supplies purchased to prepare for the return to school:

40 cases of hand sanitizer 200 hand sanitizer dispensers 15 cases of sanitizer wipes 450 spray bottles 50 cases of paper towels 10 gallons of disinfectant concentrate

400 adult PPE kits 22 touchless water bottle

Socially Distant Worship

filling stations

The student body was split for Masses to adhere to the 250 person limit on gatherings.

430+ virus-related signs (includes 180 floor stickers) 30 protective plexiglass screens 2 backpacks and 2

electrostatic sprayers

Masks were required by everyone. Even the bust of St. Paul VI in our lobby was in compliance!

5 cases of antimicrobial sealant 200+ upgraded filters for

ventilation system

1 surface test kit with 100 surface test swabs

Signs of the Times Signs and stickers about social distancing and handwashing were placed throughout the building (over 400 signs and 180 stickers!)

Water bottle filling stations replaced water fountains.

Father Schultz blesses the PPE kits.

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SCHOOL NEWS

New Year, New Faces “We are very excited to have a number of new and impressive faculty members joining us this year,” shares Dr. Tom Opfer, principal.

“Each brings a unique perspective to the classroom and will be a great addition to our caring and dedicated faculty.”

Darien Ashley, Social Studies

Whitney Eubank, Science

Mr. Ashley has a Bachelor’s in History from the University of Virginia.

Mrs. Eubank holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Biology from St. Bonaventure University, a Master’s in Biotechnology from UMBC, and a Master’s of Arts in Teaching from Loyola University Maryland.

Alaina Barker, Science

Linda Gott, Theology

Mrs. Barker has a Bachelor’s in Chemistry, with minors in Biology and Theology from Mount St. Mary’s and a Master’s of Education from Notre Dame’s Alliance for Catholic Education.

Mrs. Gott has a Bachelor’s in Art History from Mary Washington, a Master’s in Spanish from George Mason, and a Master’s in English as a New Language from Notre Dame, Alliance for Catholic Education.

Raymond Cassidy, Math

Amy Hansberger, World Languages

Mr. Cassidy has a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from the College of Wooster and a Master’s of Business Administration from University of Pittsburgh.

Mrs. Hansberger has a B.A. in Graphic Design/Visual Communications and a Minor in French Language Studies from Illinois State University.

David Ellis, Theology

Colleen Marshall, Science

Dr. Ellis has a Bachelor of Arts in English and Philosophy from University of West Georgia and a Master’s and PhD in Philosophy from Boston College.

Ms. Marshall holds a Bachelor of Arts in History and Pre-Medical Science from Notre Dame and a Master’s of Education from Notre Dame, Alliance for Catholic Education.

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YOUNG ALUMNI BACK AT PVI Meredith Cripe is a 2015 alumna who was in the Options program. After PVI, Meredith attended the Mason Life program at George Mason University, graduating in 2019. Meredith worked at Panera as a dining room ambassador until COVID-19. “It is a dream to be back home at PVI on the new campus! Once a PVI Panther, always a Panther for life!” shares Meredith.

Kate Brockwell is a 2016 alumna who was in the Options program. After PVI, Kate studied and worked at the Davis Center and McLean Bible Church. Kate enjoys being back at PVI where she has fun working with the Advancement team and seeing her teachers.

Nate Revor graduated from PVI in 2016 and went on to Cornell University. He graduated with honors in 2020 with a B.S. in Urban and Regional Studies. Nate is planning to work in urban design and planning in New York City. In

the meantime, Nate is working as a long term sub, and looks forward to making his career goals come to fruition in the face of the economic and general tumult of the pandemic. Nate joins his mother Beth ’90 and brother Brian ’24 at PVI this year.

Joe Paquette and Nico Bocock (both PVI ’18) are working as aides in the Options Program this year. Joe is studying English and History with a concentration in U.S./ North American History at Georgetown University. He plans to graduate in 2022, but took a leave of absence from online classes during the Fall semester to work at PVI. "I'm so happy to be back at PVI and so grateful for the opportunity to work in the Options program," shares Joe. Nico is studying Physics and English, also at Georgetown University. While he is home for the year, Nico feels lucky to be back at PVI, “where it's absolutely fantastic to be an assistant in the Options program.”

Pictured left to right: Nate Revor '16, Joe Paquette '18, Nico Bocock '18, Meredith Cripe '15, Kate Brockwell '16 ST. PAUL VI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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New Year, New Faces, continued from page 6 Teresa Neves ’15, Science Ms. Neves holds a Bachelor’s in Neuroscience from George Mason and a Master’s in Integrative Neuroscience from Georgetown.

Sami Sloboda, English Mrs. Sloboda has a Bachelor’s in History from Fairmont State College and a JD from West Virginia University College of Law.

Chris Summers, Social Studies

Mary Ann Thompson, School Counselor Ms. Thompson holds a Bachelor’s in English Literature from Duquesne University and a Master’s in Counselor Education from University of South Florida.

Kathryn Virusky, DeSales Learning Center Mrs. Virusky holds a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education from Villanova and a Master’s in Special Education from Marymount.

David Williamson, Religion

Mr. Summers holds a Bachelor’s in Psychology from James Madison and a Master’s of Education from George Mason.

Mr. Williamson has a Bachelor’s in Education from Stetson University and a MA in Religious Education with special emphasis on Adolescent Psychology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.

S TAFF AD DITIONS

Gene Hubbard

Director of Facilities Management

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Patrick Harrison

Facilities

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Meredith Perkins ʼ89

Library Assistant

Amanda McCombs

Athletic Trainer

April Parker Chef

Continuing a Family Tradition New Faculty Reflection | Hanna Ashby ’15

y ties to St. Paul VI Catholic High School began well before I was even born. In 1983, Paul VI opened its doors in Fairfax and my grandmother, Peg Cahill, was a math teacher that very first year. Flash forward to 2020 – 38 school years later – I am a teacher during PVI’s very first year on the new campus in Loudoun.

Even though my grandmother passed away two years ago, my connection to her has grown even more thanks to PVI. My time at PVI for my high school education was more than I could have ever asked for and it instilled lasting values that helped me grow into the person I am today. I was pushed academically to take AP classes that more than prepared me for college. My faith formation continued through opportunities to participate in the sacraments, as well as the ability to participate on two different mission trips. Despite being someone who does not seek the limelight, there were still countless opportunities to get involved in different groups across campus.

One of the best opportunities My time at PVI for my high school education was was my ability to be a Peer more than I could have ever asked for Mentor in the Options program. and it instilled lasting values that helped me This gave me the confidence grow into the person I am today. to volunteer in my church’s Sunday school program for individuals with special needs and both of these experiences helped me decide to pursue becoming a special education teacher.

My time at Paul VI helped shape me in more ways than I can count. As St. Francis de Sales said, the faculty and staff of Paul VI helped push me to “do ordinary things extraordinarily well.” As a result of my high school experience, I wanted nothing more than to come back and teach in the Options program.

Even though the building is different from where I went to high school, Paul VI is made by its people and I feel more at home than ever to be back teaching in a school where I can live my Catholic faith to the fullest.

Hanna graduated from Paul VI in 2015 and went on to attend the University of Mary Washington where she received her Bachelor’s in Psychology and Master’s in Education.

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RELIGION

Theology Department Introduces Formative Christian Anthropology Do We Know Who We Are? Our True Self is a Gift of God. Article by Father Stephen Schultz, Chaplain

n the heart of every teen are a couple of vital questions: Who am I? Who do I want to be? Where do I belong? Sometimes your children find it difficult to answer those questions. The pressure they feel to measure up to others and achieve is intense. They may think that they have to make something of themselves to be loveable. Their happiness and peace might depend, as it does for so many people, on believing that they have to have precisely what they want in order to be happy. They can come to know their true self in a relationship with Jesus, who loves us, longs for us, and awaits us. He can help them answer all those questions. Our community of PVI wants to help them know who they are in the light of God’s boundless love for them. They can clearly see their infinite dignity as children of God. They can understand the value of every person, since we are made by God, who is THE F E AT U RE S : love. We are created and redeemed • Faith and reason together as an

by God who is love, for love. We are integration of Catholic theology, made for communion with God and philosophy, and psychology each other.

• Personal and relational with a focus on Beginning this year, our Theology flourishing through personal virtue lived in Department introduces formative our relationships with God, family, friends, Christian anthropology into the and others curriculum for all four grade levels.

Anthropology is the study of human • A real vision of human freedom since nature, both individual and communal. we are made for goodness and moral Christian anthropology treats faith, excellence reason, revelation, and science in • Goes beyond “the rules” to form presenting an authentic vision of the maturing disciples who care about human person made in God’s image excellence, integrity, and service and likeness. In a time when teens are encouraged to “live your best life” or “be your best self,” PVI will help our students to see that their best self is their true self: the one who God loves.

The theology curriculum additions are based on the Catholic Christian Meta-Model of the Person recently published by the scholars and psychologists at Divine Mercy University.

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A group of students react to seeing PVI’s new campus for the first time in January 2020.

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SCHOOL NEWS

PVI Rocks!

The Rock journeys from Fairfax to Chantilly

As Paul VI moved to its new campus this summer, an iconic piece of PVI history came with them: the rock.

Since the 2008-2009 school year, the rock has been a visual representation of school spirit, highlighting upcoming events and performances, celebrating Home victories and PVI’s awards,New and even 4231 Braddock Road sporting the occasional “prom-posal.”

IDI, John Moriarty and Associates, B&M Steel, and Midland Equipment used a loader, forklift and flatbed to move the rock from PVI’s Fairfax campus to its new home in Chantilly.

The IDI Group Companies of Arlington, who are redeveloping PVI’s Fairfax site into a mixed use community called Boulevard VI, moved the rock from Fairfax to PVI's new campus on July 30, 2020.

“The Class of 2009 was instrumental in bringing the rock to PVI from a local quarry and it has been a fun way for students to express themselves for the past 10 years. We always knew that we wanted to bring the rock to our new campus and we are very thankful that IDI, John Moriarty and Associates, B&M Steel, and Midland Equipment made that possible. At 6.6 tons, it was no small task,” said Ginny Colwell, Head of School.

“Similarly, moving an entire school to a new location during a global pandemic was a huge undertaking, but with planning, teamwork, faith, and of course social distancing, we are in our new home. Our beautiful new campus will ensure that PVI continues to offer an extraordinary college preparatory Catholic education for generations to come.”

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PVI’s New Home 4231 Braddock Road

The rock travels along Route 50 en route to its new home in the student parking lot of PVI’s new campus.

Members of the SGA paint a fitting first message for the 2020-2021 school year.

10675 Fairfax Boulevard

10675 Fairfax Boulevard

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ART SPOTLIGHT

Jenny Vo ’24

Jenny Vo ‘24

Taimur Ahmad ’22

Taimur Ahmad ‘22

Brandow’22 ‘22 JamesJames Brandow

C R E AT I V I T Y O N D I S P L AY Introduction to Art As an art teacher, my goals are to expose my students to as many art concepts and techniques as possible and ignite their creativity using these techniques in their art.

As an artist, I try to share with my students everything I have learned—and keep learning—while developing my own portfolio. It motivates me to see them so proud and amazed at their work and what they are able to accomplish with a little guidance and their own creativity.

I couldn’t be prouder of my students. Every single one shows me that art can be shared with everyone and creativity goes beyond limits.

— Ms. Cindy Ali ’96 Art Teacher

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Jules JulesLang Lang ’23 ‘23

Graphite on 18” x 24” paper In this project, Ms. Ali taught a lesson on graphite and its various grades. To practice, students did a few small assignments using a value scale and a variety of drawing techniques. Students then employed their new skills and creativity to develop a random shape composition.

Grace Curtin ’21

Grace Curtin ‘21 Kiera McLaughin ‘24

Kiera McLaughin ’24 Isabel Stankiewicz ’24

Isabel Stankiewicz ‘24

Sean Gunn ’23

Sean Gunn ‘23

Sebastian Lopez ’24 Sebastian Lopez ‘24 ST. PAUL VI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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Maggie Crishock ’24 with dad Tom, and puppy Lucy.

Welcome to PVI, Lucy!

Patty Fabijanczyk '10 and her mother Ewa pose with Archie.

All Creatures Great and Small On Saturday, October 3, Paul VI hosted a Blessing of the Pets in honor of the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. About 60 pets and 200 humans attended the event, which was held outside on PVI’s back lawn.

concluded with prizes. Each pet also took home a PVI logo bandana.

Masks and social distancing couldn’t hide the excitement of the attendees, who consisted of current families, staff, as well as alumni and alumni families.

Dogs by far were in the majority, but a few cats, bunnies and even a turtle took part.

“We were blessed with a beautiful day. It was wonderful to reconnect with so many alumni and current families.

Since people’s pets are truly part of their family it was a perfect outdoor event for the PVI family during these times, when so many other events aren’t possible due to the pandemic,” shares Mary Hamrick, Associate Director of Constituent Relations.

The event consisted of a pet parade with fun facts about each animal, a blessing by Chaplain Father Schultz, and

“We are grateful to all who shared their pets with us and our fabulous volunteers who helped make it happen.”

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Ari Revilla ’20, sisters Frannie ’22 and Victoria with pup Max. Max’s favorite sleeping position is “belly up.”

Catherine and John Winkert P ’20 with Patrick ’23, their new addition Cally and cat Tuxedo.

The Irons Family with their lab/ collie mix, Cazzy. Cazzy was originally named “Shocker” because mom said the family would never have a dog.

Best friends Buttercup, Daisy and Sunflower dragged their humans Amy, Rick, Noah ’22 and Avarie Trinidad for a blessing.

Kenny Kerrigan ’06 and family with 86 lb puppy Winnie.

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Daniel Bess ’20

still remember my first day of Paul VI as if it happened yesterday. Four years ago, I was a shy kid, but going through that first day was unlike anything I had ever experienced before. I made friends with fellow students and staff who I still am friends with to this day and made memories that are unforgettable.

Every day after my first day at Paul VI was

I was on the football team for four years. I was on the

another day that I tried to better myself. I learned

track team, I was a member of student government,

a number of life skills such as how to manage

and I was inducted into the Spanish National Honor

my time properly, how to socialize with peers in

Society. All of these achievements could not have

an educational and professional setting, how to

been done without the supportive community made

properly study, and how not just to be a better

up of PVI’s faculty, staff and students.

student but how to be a better man.

The decision to attend Paul VI was one that was life

I learned how to write college essays in

changing to me and although that may sound cliché,

Mrs. Ferrone’s English class, I was proven the

it truly was.

existence of God in Mr. Latar’s Theology class, I was

Paul VI is more than just a school, it is a family and

taught by Mrs. Fentress to respond to the question

this family helped me to strive to be who I am and

“How are you?” not with “I am good” but “I am well”

be that perfectly well. Because of Paul VI, I am now

and I especially learned to not get my football coach

pursuing my undergraduate degree in Business

upset or else he would have us doing sprints for

Analytics at The College of William and Mary, and I

what seemed like forever.

look forward to the road that lies ahead.

If I had to give one piece of advice to the parents of freshmen at PVI it would be: trust the process. The process of being educated at PVI is rigorous and at times demanding, but it is only bettering your child in all ways positive.

—DANIEL BESS ’20 ST. PAUL VI CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

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Legacy Family Spotlights

The Neely family

Caroline (Melanson) Neely ’93, P ’24 and Doug Neely ’93, P ’24 Sending our children to PVI was always a hope of ours. We both know firsthand what a lifelong blessing it is to have the strong academic and spiritual foundation that a Paul VI education provides. We also recognize how special it is to be a part of the Paul VI community long after graduation with the lifelong friendships we have maintained with so many of our former classmates. Watching our four nieces and nephews also thrive during their time at PVI, demonstrated that while the uniforms and faces change, the school’s core values and culture are unchanged from when we were students.

Our return to the community that we love has lived up to all our expectations. Seeing so many familiar faces in carpool line, re-engaging with old friends, and hearing William and Isabelle experience PVI for the first time in the classroom and on sports fields has been an incredible blessing to our entire family. We are really looking forward to watching them grow and playing an active role in the community again!

Jamie Saylor ’89, P ’23, ’24 We feel very strongly about the benefits and quality of in-person teaching.

We knew that Paul VI and the Diocese were able to address this in a safe and student-oriented manner. My involvement with the PVI Finance Committee and the School Board has kept me very close to PVI for more than 15 years. Once we decided to look at options for high school, it was a natural conclusion to send my sons Ben and Luke to my alma mater. Deep down in my heart, I also know that my mom (Louise Saylor, PVI Bookstore Manager 1985-1999) found a divine way to push our family toward PVI for the kids.

The Saylor family

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I have always felt very strongly that the PVI community and experience helped set me up for success in college and life. The community provided me with a great opportunity to balance athletics, academics and service.

While from a bird’s eye view, I never felt like I really left PVI, returning with two students has really allowed us to engage on a granular level with the student experience. It’s great to see the incredible amount of progress that PVI has made for students over the years. And of course, the beautiful new campus is an amazing cherry on top of the whole experience.

Legacy Families Fun Facts • Legacy families represent alumni classes from 1986 – 2001.

• We have four alumni couples currently sending their children to PVI. • As of 2020, PVI has welcomed over 100 legacy students.

• In 2020-2021 we have 54 legacy students, led by the Class of 2024 with 19 legacies.

• PVI currently has two sets of legacy student twins.

• Six members of the Class of ’89 are current parents; ’92 and ’93 are also represented with 5 students each.

• Four legacy parents work at PVI; one also coaches.

Caroline and Doug Neely are pictured attending a PVI Homecoming together.

• Two legacy parents are members of the Paul VI School Board.

All About Our Legacy Families

• We have two current parents from the first graduating class: Mary Ashooh Hamrick ’86 and Trish O’Neil Byrne ’86. Mary and her daughter Katherine ’20 are “PVI bookends” graduating in the first and last classes from the Fairfax campus. Trish and her daughter Mackenzie ’21 are both firsts; Trish graduated from the first class at Fairfax and Mackenzie will be a part of the first class to graduate from Loudoun.

We love to celebrate our alumni who choose to send their children to Paul VI. Members of this quickly growing and very special group are known as our legacy families.

• Our largest legacy family, Donna Prosser Thomas ’94 and Cliff Thomas, just welcomed a future Panther, making them a family of 12. Their first graduated in 2020 and their newest will graduate in 2038.

We officially began to recognize and welcome our legacy families in 2016. Since then, legacy grandparents, parents, and students have come together to meet, reconnect, introduce their growing families, and stay connected through our legacy program. As our number of legacy families grows, so does our appreciation for the special connection and valuable perspective they bring to the PVI community.

• Grandparents with the most legacy grandchildren is tied between Joseph and Lynne Bucaro and Al and Mary Melanson, each with six Panther grandchildren.

Continuing the Tradition

We are thrilled to watch our legacy families grow, in addition to witnessing our second-generation Panthers as they grow in grace and wisdom.

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Looking Back, Paying it Forward

Woodley Family Reflection

t is truly hard to believe that it has been 20 years since we graduated from Paul VI. The sense of love and gratitude we feel for our time at PVI may be unique. Having met in high school, dated in high school, and subsequently married and had three children – there is little in our lives that we do not owe to our time at Paul VI. We recently stopped by the old Fairfax campus and took photos with our kids. We reminisced about teachers and classes, dance team practices, and runners left on base on the baseball field. And even though the campus has moved, the community of PVI continues in our lives and is what made it so special. We are fortunate to see many of our high school friends regularly and now be raising our families together. We have realized in our adult lives that many people are not able to say that. Our high school helped to create a unique bond that was formed through us, through our siblings, even through our parents, and now through our children.

We still attend basketball games with our kids whenever we get the opportunity, and everything comes full circle when we see many of the same dedicated teachers and staff from our time at school.

The passion and long hours that these teachers devote is for something far greater than themselves, and perhaps we did not appreciate it enough during our time as students. Equally as important as the academic education are the lessons of compassion, empathy, and service to others provided by the PVI faculty, staff, and administration as they continue to foster the next generation of students.

We have found solace reminiscing on memories made at PVI and have been able to do the occasional Zoom and outdoor dinner with our PVI friends that we now consider extended family. We look back on our time at PVI and acknowledge how blessed we were to be able to attend.

As alumni, we choose to “pay it forward” and assist by any means necessary to provide a similar experience for future classes.

— KEVIN WOODLEY ’01 AND LAUREN CROOK WOODLEY ’01

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ANNUAL REPORT

2019-2020

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ANNUAL REPORT

s we closed the doors at PVI Fairfax and opened our new home in Chantilly in a much unexpected way, I couldn’t help but think of The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein. In so many ways, Fairfax – our starter home – reminded me of the tree. It gave us everything we needed when we needed it. Like the tree becoming a boat, it made spaces work in ways never intended. Like the laughter when the boy swings from its branches, it gave us a place to “be happy” and create memories together. In the end, it also gave to others.

Desks, furniture, and supplies found new homes in our local Catholic schools. Some items crossed an ocean to make their way to schools in Haiti. When COVID hit and living rooms became classrooms, some pieces even ended up in the homes of our neighbors as people stopped by to ask for desks to set up their home classrooms.

Most importantly, the foundation of Fairfax – the people – made their way to Chantilly for our new campus to blossom and grow. We closed one chapter of our story and started a new one in a truly glorious way, even in the midst of uncertainty. We owe that to the people, to you, who have supported the school, the students, the faculty, and our families.

The 2019/2020 fiscal year gave us much to celebrate.

• The Fund for Paul VI saw its most successful year to-date, raising more than $335,000 in unrestricted funds.

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• Our Day of Giving in April generated over $98,000 with more than 400 donors.

• We welcomed 339 first-time donors, and our Classes of 1987 and 2020 had the highest alumni participation.

• Gifts ranged from $10 to $1M. • Leadership gifts and commitments were received for the Building on Extraordinary campaign and closed the fiscal year at $4M. When my office relocated to my dining room in March, my phone rang one afternoon. A familiar voice greeted me, a grandparent from a legacy family. He called to tell me that when his stimulus check arrived, he was sending it our way. Much like the tree in Silverstein’s story, his call gave me a sense of calm and confidence that not only would we weather this storm, but we would come out stronger than before because of the people who are the roots to our family tree, which serves as our foundation.

My hope is that everyone sees that the PVI faculty, staff, students, and current families are also the tree for our extended community of alumni, alumni parents, grandparents, neighbors, and friends. Thank you for your vote of confidence this past year, for sharing your gifts and talents with us, and for selflessly answering our call to give, much like The Giving Tree.

Kate Grimm Andreottola ’94 Director of Advancement

Operating Revenues and Expenses

89%

GROSS TUITION

2% INSTRUCTIONAL

7% CAPITAL EXPENDITURES

2% FACILITIES & MAINTENANCE

6% OTHER INCOME

16%

$16,881,248

50%

DEPRECIATION

SALARY & BENEFITS

2%

13%

DIOCESAN SUPPORT

GENERAL INSTITUTIONAL

2%

10%

GIFTS

FINANCIAL AID

Expenses

Revenue

Summary of Gifts and Commitments 5%

6%

RESTRICTED

ORGANIZATIONS

(EXTRACURRICULARS, OPERATIONS)

21%

10%

85%

THE FUND FOR PAUL VI

CURRENT PARENTS

CAMPAIGN

(UNRESTRICTED)

73% ALUMNI, ALUMNI PARENTS, FACULTY/STAFF, FRIENDS, GRANDPARENTS, STUDENTS

Contributions

by Designation

Contributions

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DONORS

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Mary, Mother of the Church

$100,000+

Anonymous (2) AFNOVA Mr. Richard H. Fink and Mrs. Mary H. Fink Mr. Thomas A. Woodley and Mrs. Nancy C. Woodley

Saint Paul VI

$50,000 – $99,999 Mr. George T. Eastment and Dr. Christine A. Eastment Mrs. Patricia W. McGuire The Nader Family Foundation SeKON Enterprise, Inc. Ward Foundation Mr. Craig R. Wilson and Dr. Angela F. Wilson

St. Francis de Sales

Grace & Wisdom

$25,000 – $49,999

$2,500 – $4,999

Mr. Donald W. Bohn and Mrs. Mary Jo Bohn

Anonymous (2) Mr. Matthew D. Brockwell and Mrs. Laura C. Brockwell Carney Foundation/Mr. William J. McMenamin and Mrs. Sherri C. McMenamin Mr. Richard Cecka Clarke-Hook Foundation Mr. Kenneth W. Coan and Mrs. Mary E. Coan Community Foundation of Northern Virginia Mr. Christopher F. Costello and Mrs. Shelly N. Costello Mr. Peter J. Hadinger and Mrs. Cheryl L. Hadinger Ourisman Fairfax Toyota

Boeing Company Mr. Chris Carrier and Mrs. Melissa Carrier Mr. Michael G. Connors and Mrs. Cindy S. Connors Mr. Remigio Del Toro and Mrs. Alessandra Ricci-Del Toro Digital Office Products Mr. Mark P. Graham ’90 and Mrs. Maura Graham Mr. Francis C. Kiley and Mrs. Monica A. Kiley Mr. Kevin S. Mitchell and Mrs. Jenny Mitchell NR Vaghi Foundation Inc./ Mr. Nino R. Vaghi Mr. Brian J. Roach and Ms. Jill Foster Mr. Joel C. Susco and Dr. Michelle S. Susco United Way of The National Capital Area Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Mr. Thomas J. Worosz and Mrs. Ann M. Worosz

Head of School Circle

Pride, Values & Integrity

St. Jane de Chantal

$10,000 -$24,999

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Mr. Charles A. Lockard and Mrs. Elaine S. Lockard Dr. Mark P. Madden and Mrs. Jenifer J. Madden Mark P. Madden and Jenifer Joy Madden Charitable Fund Mrs. Laura A. Malnight ’86 and Mr. Richard Malnight Ms. Jordon Manis Mr. Brian McDonnell and Mrs. Patricia McDonnell Mr. Thomas J. McGonigle and Mrs. Monica V. McGonigle Mr. Thomas C. McLean and Mrs. Cynthia M. McLean Microsoft Corporation Mr. Thomas S. Poole and Mrs. Lori Poole Porto Charities Inc. Mr. Matthew T. Reynolds and Mrs. Brenda S. Reynolds Mr. Edward F. Ryan and Mrs. Laura S. Ryan Mr. Joseph J. Schmank and Mrs. Kelly O. Schmank Mr. Robert J. Smith and Mrs. Lauren Smith

$5,000 – $9,999

$1,000 – $2,499

Mr. Thomas J. Burkat and Mrs. Patricia Burkat Mr. Jesse E. Cofield and Mrs. Machelle Cofield The Honorable William Colwell and Mrs. Virginia D. Colwell Mr. Michael A. Ferraro and Mrs. Ann M. Ferraro

Anonymous (2) *Mr. Victor E. Alessi and Mrs. Susan Alessi *Ms. Kate M. Andreottola ’94 Applied Computing Technologies, Inc./Mr. Robert P. Hansen and Mrs. Jane E. Hansen Mr. Sean Bare and Mrs. Lisa Bare

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Mr. John Bell and Mrs. Melissa Bell *Mr. Stephen J. Bozik and Mrs. Debora Bozik Mr. William F. Brinkley and Mrs. Kingsley H. Brinkley Mr. Vincent W. Caputy and Mrs. Theresa L. Caputy Mr. James Carson and Mrs. Margie Carson Mr. Grant Cates and Mrs. Alicia Cates Catholic Diocese of Arlington Mr. James F. Cox and Mrs. Anne K. Cox Mr. Patrick Cristofari and Mrs. Jennifer Cristofari Mr. Greg Crofford and Mrs. Heather Crofford Mr. Timothy L. Davison and Mrs. Gretchen M. Davison Mr. Carl Desmarais and Mrs. Christina Desmarais Mr. Edward O. Devlin and Mrs. Maria A. Devlin Mr. Donald Ditko and Mrs. Amy Ditko Mr. Joseph P. Donahue and Mrs. Patricia K. Donahue Dr. Peter J. Fecanin and Mrs. Louise Fecanin Mr. William S. Fennell and Mrs. Maryann Fennell Mr. Joseph R. Fox and Mrs. Mary E. Burke Fox Mrs. Kirsten S. Freeborne and Mr. Paul G. Freeborne Mr. David Frucht and Ms. Alexia Gospodinoff Gap, Inc. Mr. John M. Gilligan and Mrs. Deborah C. Gilligan Dr. Chester Gipson and Mrs. Dorothy Gipson Dr. Thomas J. Green and Dr. Elizabeth G. Green Mr. Ed Grimm and Mrs. Monica Grimm Mr. T. Patrick Hammeke *Mr. Paul L. Hamrick and Mrs. Mary A. Hamrick ’86 Mr. William Hanley and Mrs. Eileen Hanley Mr. Brian L. Hart and Mrs. Kimberly K. Hart Mr. Jay Hatch Mr. Stan Hines and Mrs. Teddi Hines Mr. Ali R. Hosseinian and Mrs. Tracey L. Hosseinian HP Personal Systems Services Mr. David Ingemie and Mrs. Nancy E. Ingemie Mr. Christopher L. Jahn and Mrs. Marianne Jahn Colonel Frederick E. Johnston and Mrs. Merilyn Johnston Mr. Peter M. Jurich Mr. Joseph J. Kelly and Dr. Melinda Kelly Mr. Kenneth R. Kerrigan and Mrs. Elizabeth Kerrigan Mr. Darryl D. Krolicki and Mrs. Joyce E. Krolicki Mr. Steven Lam and Ms. Nina Ngo

Mr. Michael G. Lawrence and Mrs. Mary H. Lawrence In Memory of Gus Lee ’17 Mr. Carlo A. Madonna and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Madonna Mr. Roland Marjak and Mrs. Carol Marjak Marriott International Mr. Michael H. Maslowsky ’05 Mr. Daniel J. McDonnell and Mrs. Jaqueline D. McDonnell Mr. Denis J. McFarlane and Mrs. Kathleen M. McFarlane McFarlane Family Foundation Mr. Brian J. McHugh and Mrs. Jennifer B. McHugh *Mr. Alfred J. Melanson and Mrs. Mary F. Melanson Mrs. Marianne T. Moore and Mr. Lawrence E. Moore Mr. Thomas P. Murry and Mrs. Grace E. Murry Northrop Grumman Charity Northrop Grumman Found.

Employee Matching Gifts for Ed. Mr. Edward J. Nuttall and Mrs. Anne K. Nuttall ’88 Oblates of St. Francis de Sales Mr. Sean O’Connor and Mrs. Lori O’Connor Dr. Thomas Opfer ’96 Mr. George J. Opfer and Mrs. Elizabeth Opfer Mr. Michael H. Orfini and Mrs. Patricia Orfini Dr. Edmond L. Paquette and Mrs. Teresa L. Paquette Mrs. Mary M. Peters Mr. Alden Provost and Mrs. Miriam Provost RJSmith Legal Counselors, PLLC/Mr. Robert Smith and Mrs. Lauren Smith Mr. Kenneth J. Ronald and Mrs. Beverly A. Ronald Mr. Victor Steven Rosini and Mrs. Isabella Rosini *Dr. Patrick J. Rozmajzl and Mrs. Pamela B. Rozmajzl Mr. Thomas J. Rudden and Mrs. Marcella S. Rudden Mrs. Cat Russo and Mr. Charles Russo Mr. Jason R. Rutherford ’92 and Mrs. Stacey Rutherford Sheehy Auto Stores/ Mr. Vince Sheehy and Mrs. Mimi Sheehy *Mrs. Janice B. Siegfried and Mr. William Siegfried Mr. John M. Spivey and Mrs. Alison T. Spivey Mr. Patrick M. Sullivan and Mrs. Constance Sullivan Mr. Dennis Sullivan Mr. Matthew Tait and Mrs. Kelly Tait Lieutenant Commander Marc B. Tinaz ’88 Trinity Wiring & Security Solutions/ Mr. Brendan F. Armstrong and Mrs. Maureen A. Armstrong United Way of Greater Atlanta

While it is true that so much has changed, the things that truly make PVI great were there at the beginning. The emphasis on character, the value of learning, the willingness to try new things, the Salesian spirituality that is the foundation of the school culture: those things were there from the start and have only increased over the last several decades.

I loved my time at PVI, but somehow I love it even more now, and as I look back, I’m able to appreciate how remarkable our experience was. How remarkable we, the Class of 1986, were.

— Laura Worosz Malnight ’86

Mr. Edwin Veazey and Mrs. Kristin Veazey Mr. Gregory Wade Mr. James Weiskopf and Mrs. Kamay Weiskopf Mr. Ken F. Wiegand and Mrs. Alma T. Wiegand Mr. Norman Wilmans and Mrs. Patricia Wilmans

Panther

$500 – $999 Anonymous Mr. Robert J. Abbott and Mrs. Joanne Abbott

All Saints Catholic School AmazonSmile Foundation Reverend Nicholas R. Barnes ’03 Dr. Mary J. Barron ’95 Mr. Bernard L. Bower and Mrs. Pamela M. Bower Mr. Jerome Bozek and Mrs. Rita Bozek Mr. Garland Brill and Ms. Jean E. Moody Mr. Timothy J. Brown ’87 and Ms. Monica L. Mencini Mr. Robert Buttarazzi and Mrs. Vicki Buttarazzi Mr. Michael J. Ciatti ’88 and Mrs. Julie Ciatti

Mr. Jerry Coffey and Mrs. Dorothy Coffey Mr. Daniel R. Colwell ’05 and Mrs. Anna Colwell Mr. Charles Contardo and Mrs. Karen Contardo Mrs. Eileen K. Curren ’98 and Mr. Stephen Curren Mr. Geoffrey S. d’Alelio and Mrs. Kathy S. d’Alelio Mr. Christopher M. DeGrassi and Mrs. Colleen M. DeGrassi Mr. Joseph F. DeNoyior and Mrs. Stacy Z. DeNoyior Mr. Jerry Douglas and Mrs. Carol Douglas

* Member of the PVI-12 Sustainers Club, donors who make monthly, recurring gifts.

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ANNUAL REPORT Mr. John Douglas and Mrs. Melonee Douglas Mr. Mark Elszy and Mrs. Maria Elszy Rear Admiral Jay Foley and Mrs. Charlene Foley Mr. Mark Forster and Dr. Barbara Forster Mr. James E. Fostek and Mrs. Sandra Fostek Mr. Lawrence Furey Mr. Jeffrey Furgal and Mrs. Lisa Furgal Mr. Steven Garcia and Mrs. Christine Garcia Mr. Stephen Gertenbach and Mrs. Jennifer Gertenbach

Mr. Brandon L. Girmus ’09 Mr. Keith W. Grange and Mrs. Arpita M. Grange Mr. Gary B. Greene and Mrs. Marilyn M. Greene Deacon Thomas L. Grodek and Mrs. Marilyn S. Grodek *Mr. Stephen A. Hamer Reverend Frank Hanlon O.S.F.S. *Mrs. Anne Henry-Gross Mr. David Hodges and Mrs. Cheree Hodges Mr. Thomas Judge and Mrs. Cynthia Judge Mr. Jonathan Keating and Mrs. Jennifer Keating ’92

Mr. Francis Kenefick and Mrs. Susan Kenefick Mr. Joseph A. Kijewski and Mrs. Cheryl C. Blair-Kijewski Mr. John S. Kolodziej and Mrs. Sandra Kolodziej Mr. Theodore P. Kruczkowski and Mrs. Laura M. Kruczkowski *Lieutenant Colonel James R. Kyte ’92 and Dr. Jennifer J. Kyte Mr. William A. Leslie and Mrs. Brandy Leslie Mrs. Evelyn Madigan and Mr. Joseph Madigan Mr. Myron Maslowsky and Mrs. Eileen H. Maslowsky

While I was attending a wedding, the priest focused his homily on the importance of small deeds. Small deeds are what keep life going. It is not about how often you perform them or the quantity. Rather it is about the quality. The quality is what means the most.

This fall, PVI opened the doors to its students at the brand new location in Chantilly. While the zip code is different, the heart and soul of our beloved PVI remains. Now we have a chance to perform a small deed by giving back to the PVI community and continuing the legacy of the Class of 2006.

— Amy Smith Malouf ’06

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PANTHER TRACKS Annual Report 2019-2020

Ms. Michele M. McAllister ’87 Mr. Frank J. McCarthy and Mrs. Maura C. McCarthy Colonel James McDonough and Mrs. Kim McDonough Dr. Timothy J. McNiff and Mrs. Margaret McNiff Mr. John C. Neubauer and Mrs. Cathy L. Neubauer Mr. Gregory P. Neubig and Mrs. Margaret M. Neubig Colonel Peter O’Neill and Mrs. Patricia O’Neill Mrs. Ann M. Orem ’01 and Mr. Kenneth Orem Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church Mr. Guy A. Paolozzi and Mrs. Angie K. Paolozzi Mr. James Pitts and Mrs. Kay Pitts *Mrs. Michelle T. Pochick and Mr. Scott Pochick Mr. William B. Porter ’88 and Mrs. Amy E. Porter Mrs. Marie A. Powell and Mr. John M. Powell Ms. Nakayra Ramos Mr. Gerald J. Rankin and Mrs. Maria Rankin Mr. Michael J. Reno and Mrs. Margaret L. Reno Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes ’96 and Mr. Nick Rhodes Mr. Charles F. Riceman ’87 and Mrs. Maria Riceman Mr. Charles Roder and Mrs. Karen Roder Dr. David Rogowski and Mrs. Mary Rogowski Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church Mr. R. James Saylor ’89 and Mrs. Deborah Saylor *Mr. Joseph Sebastian Mr. Michael H. Sherman and Mrs. Theresa A. Sherman Mr. Adam W. Smith and Mrs. Allison Smith St. Catherine of Siena Mr. Jon Steen and Mrs. Meredith Steen Stellar Solutions Foundation Mr. Peter K. Stevenson and Mrs. Kathi A. Stevenson Mr. David A. Tan and Mrs. Chrystal A. Tan Mr. Ronald J. Thomas and Mrs. Karen K. Thomas Ultimate Technology, LLC Mr. Douglas L. Walls and Mrs. Ann K. D. Walls Mr. Timothy Walsh and Mrs. Lisa Walsh Mr. Carl S. Wang and Mrs. Joan M. Wang Mr. Edward W. Wojtan and Mrs. Michele E. Wojtan Mr. Edward F. Wonder and Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wonder Mr. Daniel F. Woodley ’98 and Mrs. Nicole Woodley

Mr. Kevin R. Woodley ’01 and Mrs. Lauren A. Woodley ’01 Zeta Associates Mr. Edward C. Zigo and Mrs. Mary C. Zigo

Black & Gold

$250 – $499

Anonymous (4) Mr. Daniel E. Adamson ’90 and Mrs. Melissa K. Adamson Mr. Edgar Adamson and Mrs. MaryAnn Adamson Ms. Celeste Anderson Mrs. Susan A. Anderson ’03 and Mr. Timothy Anderson Mr. Gary Appleton and Mrs. Sheron Appleton Mr. Mark Arban and Mrs. Joan Arban Ms. Rebecca R. Beach ’87 Mr. Alexander Bertoldo and Ms. Rosa Espina Mr. Christopher Brasco and Mrs. Katherine Brasco Mr. Gary Breissinger and Mrs. Julia Breissinger Mrs. Helen Brewer and Mr. Charles E. Brewer Ms. Kate Brockwell ’16 Mr. Peter S. Brohoski and Mrs. Cynthia A. Brohoski Mr. R. Scott Brown and Mrs. Mary Beth Brown Mr. Douglas Brown and Mrs. Geraldine Brown Mr. Jeffrey A. Bucaro ’87 and Mrs. Susan A. Bucaro Mr. Ian P. Burns ’91 and Mrs. Tara Burns Mr. Robert Callander and Mrs. Mary Callander *Mrs. Kiersten Caputy and Mr. Timothy J. Caputy ’08 Mr. Christopher Cipperly and Mrs. Catherine M. Cipperly Mr. Carl A. S. Coan III Mr. Robert M. Cornejo and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Cornejo Ms. Linda Cotton Mrs. Erin E. Covington ’94 and Mr. David Covington Mr. Allen Cox and Mrs. Marie Cox Mr. Michael S. Culver ’02 and Mrs. Stephanie-Rose B. Culver Mr. Alexander R. D. L. Dailo and Mrs. Madonna A. Dailo Mr. Thomas Darisse and Dr. Hazel Darisse *Mr. Peter Davey ’95 and Mrs. Kassandra Davey Mr. Robert Davis and Ms. Deborah Pflieger Mr. Martin A. DeConcilis and Mrs. Kathleen R. DeConcilis Mr. Daniel F. Drummond and Mrs. Kerry A. Drummond ’92 Mr. David C. Duncan ’89 and Mrs. MaryLynne Duncan ’89 Mrs. Mary Lou Duren

Mrs. Carol C. Erhard Mrs. Patricia Evans Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Fernando Flores and Mrs. Marcela Flores Freddie Mac Foundation Mr. Steven J. Freschi and Mrs. Regina Freschi Mr. Mark L. Fulchino ’86 and Mrs. Aimee Fulchino Mr. Patrick Gallagher and Mrs. Michelle Gallagher Captain John J. Hammerer and Mrs. Nancy Hammerer Mr. Joseph R. Hasto and Mrs. Christine A. Hasto Dr. Jesus Henson and Dr. Maricarmen Vendrell-Henson Mr. Jayden M. Hill ’22 Mr. Nicholas Hinko and Mrs. Susan Hinko Mr. Michael J. Hoess and Mrs. Lisa Z. Hoess Mr. Thomas Horan and Mrs. Catherine Horan Mr. Brian K. Howdershell and Mrs. Brenda Howdershell Mrs. Mary Hrastar Mr. Robert W. Hunter and Mrs. Mary Anne Hunter ICS Financial, Inc. Mr. Robert Irlan and Mrs. Robin Irlan Mr. Peter Jones and Mrs. Danielle Jones Mr. John J. Kane and Mrs. Janice K. Kane Mr. Abhi Kapil and Mrs. Pamela Kapil Ms. Joan Karas Mr. Christian A. Kassis and Mrs. Julia D. Kassis Mr. Kevin W. Keane and Mrs. Christine M. Keane Mr. Jeffrey A. Ketron and Mrs. Teresa A. O. Ketron Mr. Harry Kingsbery and Mrs. Norma H. Kingsbery Mr. Gregory Knowles and Mrs. Kerry Knowles Mrs. Kathleen Leffas and Mr. Patrick Leffas Mr. Thomas J. Lindblad and Mrs. Diane M. Lindblad Ms. Nichole Lumpkins Mr. David Marshalonis ’91 and Mrs. Suzanne Marshalonis Mrs. Francine McArdle Mr. Eugene McCarthy and Mrs. Mandy McCarthy Mr. Timothy J. McCarthy and Mrs. Pamela C. McCarthy Mr. Charles M. McGarry and Mrs. Monique M. McGarry Dr. John G. McGinn and Mrs. Kelly S. McGinn Mr. Michael F. McMenamin ’08 and Mrs. Mary McMenamin Lieutenant Colonel Thomas D. Miller and Lieutenant Colonel Pamela D. Miller Mr. Christopher D. Miller ’04 and Mrs. Karen Miller

Mr. Herbert Millward and Mrs. Kris Millward Mr. Art Miranda and Dr. Francisca A. Miranda Mr. Robert P. Mueller and Mrs. Madeleine F. Mueller Mr. Eric P. Murray Mr. Vincent A. Mustachio and Mrs. Jennifer C. Mustachio Mr. Kenneth A. Myers ’87 and Mrs. Heather H. Myers Mr. Richard Nyren and Mrs. Jacqueline Nyren Mr. and Mrs. Sherman D. O’Brien Mr. Stephen J. O’Connell and Mrs. Beth O’Connell Mr. Fernando Olivencia and Mrs. Edna Olivencia Mr. Marcus Ordonez and Mrs. Sandra Ordonez Ms. Patricia M. Orfini ’03 Mr. Michael Orr and Ms. Kasey Miller Mr. George Paine and Mrs. Linda Paine Mr. Anthony L. Pease and Mrs. Nancy E. Pease Mr. Andrew Petrie and Mrs. Jennifer M. Petrie Mr. Brian Piccioni and Mrs. Vanessa Piccioni Mr. Jeffrey Pizzino and Mrs. Nancy Pizzino Mr. S. Tony Prince and Mrs. Leslie A. Prince Mr. Clifton Rankin and Mrs. Mary K. Rankin Mr. Bernard P. Reca Mr. Anthony Renzette and Mrs. Elizabeth Renzette Mr. Alonso Revilla and Mrs. Carmen V. Butron-Revilla Colonel Mark Revor and Mrs. Beth M. Revor ’90 Mr. Darren D. Rittenhouse and Mrs. Pamela P. Rittenhouse The Rouck Family Giving Fund/ Mr. William E. Rouck ’89 and Mrs. Kandis Rouck Mr. Charles J. Roy and Mrs. Mollie D. Roy Ms. Kerri D. Sears Mr. Paul D. Sechser and Ms. Deborah M. Sechser Mr. Stephen Spizuoco and Mrs. Julie Spizuoco Mr. Charles R. Steen and Mrs. Dee Steen Mrs. Eleanor A. Storage Mr. Gregory P. Sullivan and Mrs. Anne M. Sullivan Mr. Matthew Sweeney and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Sweeney Dr. Caroline Tan Mr. Walter Taschek and Mrs. Hilda Taschek The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mr. EJ Thomas and Mrs. Pam Thomas Mr. David M. Thomas and Mrs. Heather M. Thomas

Mr. Michael D. Thompson and Mrs. Katherine A. Thompson ’89 Mr. Steven Trax and Mrs. Jennifer D. Trax Mr. Ricardo Trinidad and Mrs. Amy Trinidad Mr. Paul Vinh and Ms. Trang Doan Mrs. Cynthia Wallace Lieutenant Commander Kevin W. Walter ’02 and Mrs. Joanne Walter Mr. Michael Waple and Mrs. Elisabeth Waple Mr. Andrew Webb and Mrs. Suzanne Webb *Mr. Douglas Weimer and Dr. Peg Weimer Mr. Dale R. Whitfield and Mrs. Kathryn Whitfield Miss Alysha K. Wiegand ’05 Mr. William D. Wiltgen Mr. Lawrence J. Wiltshire and Mrs. Nancy R. Wiltshire

Honor Roll

$100 – $249

Anonymous (5) Mr. Steven D. Adamson ’17 Mrs. Nicole A. Adkinson-Calopietro and Mr. John Calopietro Mr. Darrick Akiyama and Mrs. Joanna Akiyama Mr. Matthew T. Albence and Mrs. MaryBeth Albence Mrs. Ana M. Aldana and Mr. Pedro F. Valdes Mr. John R. Aldonas and Mrs. Elizabeth M. Aldonas Mr. J. Ferrell Alexander and Mrs. Shelia Alexander Mr. John H. Alexander and Mrs. Mary B. Alexander Mr. John Aller Mr. Edison P. Alvarez and Mrs. Jacqueline Alvarez Mr. Alipio Anastacio and Mrs. Angelique Anastacio Ancient Order of Hibernians Mr. Ruwan Arseculeratne and Mrs. Cristin Arseculeratne Dr. Stephen J. Artner and Mrs. Marianita M. Artner Mr. Roger Ashooh and Mrs. Elizabeth Ashooh Mr. John E. Bagnulo and Mrs. Martha A. Bagnulo Mr. Kenneth R. Baine Mr. Stephen J. Banta and Mrs. Parastoo Athari-Banta Mrs. Sheila C. Barnett ’03 and Mr. Kevin Barnett Mrs. JoAnne Barron Mr. Richard Beck and Mrs. Lynda Beck Mr. William J. Becker and Mrs. Anita S. Becker Mr. Scott A. Bennett and Mrs. Kristen A. Bennett Mr. Bennet M. Bolton and Mrs. Ona A. Bolton

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Mr. Andrew N. Bonk ’04 and Mrs. Erin Bonk ’04 Mr. Gregory J. Branic and Mrs. Kimberly A. Branic Mr. Benjamin J. Branic ’20 Mr. Daniel Braun and Mrs. Michelle Braun Mr. Marc Breissinger and Mrs. Susan Breissinger Mr. Daniel L. Brosnan ’05 Mr. Theophil J. Bruce and Mrs. Virgina Bruce Mr. Andrew Buchanan and Mrs. Lisa Buchanan ’96 Mr. James M. Burggraff and Mrs. Wanda L. Burggraff Mrs. Elizabeth Burgos Mr. Hugh M. Cannon ’95 and Mrs. Amy Cannon Mr. Robin K. Capp and Mrs. Deborah W. Capp Mrs. Annette Carter and Mr. Carlton Carter Mrs. Ann S. Cervino Mr. Robert Chadwick and Mrs. Alejandra Chadwick Mr. David M. Chelena and Mrs. Dawn M. Chelena Mr. Daniel S. Ciatti ’89 and Mrs. Catherine M. Ciatti Mr. John Clinton and Mrs. Mary Clinton Mr. Lawrence Colby and Mrs. Jodi Colby Mr. V. Javier Colmenares and Mrs. Alexandra Colmenares Mr. Ryan W. Colwell ’97 and Mrs. Melinda J. Colwell Mrs. Catherine Corcoran and Mr. James F. Corcoran Mr. Frederick S. Covert and Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Covert

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Mr. John K. Cunniff and Dr. Laura C. Cunniff Ms. Nona Dailey Mrs. Mary E. Daley and Mr. Ralph Daley Dr. Robert Darrow and Mrs. Ruth Darrow Mr. Luke David Mr. Gerald David Mr. Bradley Dean and Mrs. Amber Dean Miss Kimberly A. Dear ’05 Mr. Allen Deitz and Mrs. Jennifer Deitz Ms. Alexis G. Denny ’20 Mr. Luis Diaz and Mrs. Brooke Diaz Mr. Christian D. Diaz ’20 Mrs. Jane DiGirolamo and The Honorable Thomas DiGirolamo Mr. Walter Dobranski and Mrs. Jane Dobranski Mr. Kenneth S. Dolan and Mrs. Katherine A. Dolan Mr. David M. Donovan ’91 and Mrs. Elizabeth Donovan Mr. Thomas J. Duncan and Mrs. Frances S. Duncan Mr. Michael Duong and Ms. Thuha Nguyen Mr. Michael D. Eisenberg and Mrs. Maria D. Eisenberg Mr. Gary Eisner and Mrs. Jennifer Eisner Ms. Joan Elfeld Mr. William M. Ellis and Mrs. Lisa M. Ellis Mr. Garland E. Faist and Mrs. Kathryn M. Faist Mr. Gerald Faist and Mrs. Kelly Faist Mr. Daniel Fata and Mrs. Cheri Fata Mr. Steven P. Fentress and Mrs. Tracy A. Fentress

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Mr. Laurence F. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Joan Fitzgerald Mr. Eric G. Francis and Mrs. Martine A. Francis Mr. Matthew W. Garber and Mrs. Christina S. Garber Mrs. Sarah E. Gardner ’07 and Mr. Matthew Gardner Colonel Christopher J. Giaimo Mr. Christopher J. Giaimo ’87 and Mrs. Kimberly A. Giaimo ’87 Mr. John Gibb and Mrs. Lisa Gibb Mr. Matthew Gibson and Mrs. Jennifer Gibson Mrs. Catherine B. Gillespie Mr. Phil Gillespie and Mrs. Carol Gillespie Mr. Daniel Gillespie and Mrs. Bernice M. Gillespie ’86 Mr. Daniel P. Glass and Mrs. Laura K. Glass Mr. Anthony Gledhill and Mrs. Dina Gledhill Mr. Caelen L. Grange ’20 Mr. Gerard Grealish and Mrs. Ellen Grealish Mr. Charles H. Grim and Mrs. Barbara S. Grim Ms. Michelle Gruden Mr. Conrad E. Grundlehner and Dr. Marietta G. Grundlehner Miss Mary P. Hamburger ’02 *Mr. Maurice D. Hammond and Mrs. Tracy W. Hammond Colonel Gage E. Handy and Mrs. Carmen J. Handy Mr. Kevin P. Hart and Mrs. Kathleen M. Hart Mr. John Hart and Mrs. Margaret L. Hart Ms. Victoria A. Henderson ’86 Ms. Linda Herman

Mr. Montgomery Hill and Mrs. Michelle C. Hill Mr. J. Thomas Hines and Mrs. Judith K. Hines Mr. Reed Hitchcock and Mrs. Heather Hitchcock Mr. Matthew Ho and Mrs. Kristen Ho Mr. James Hogan and Mrs. Jennifer Hogan Mr. Patrick R. Hollen and Mrs. Kristen M. Hollen Ms. Bridget M. Hone ’15 Mrs. Caroline H. Honzo ’98 and Mr. Robert G. Honzo Mr. Matthew C. Hughes ’00 and Mrs. Maria Hughes Mr. James Hutchison and Mrs. Judy Kay Hutchison Mr. Gilberto Irizarry and Mrs. Frances Irizarry Mr. Everett P. Jacobs and Dr. Jennifer H. Jacobs Mrs. Lisa D. Jacobs Mrs. Jennifer Jones ’87 and Mr. Colin Jones Mrs. Bernadette G. Judge Dr. Stephen T. Kapushoc and Mrs. Heather C. Kapushoc Mr. Douglas Kelly and Mrs. Lisa A. Kelly Ms. Meghan C. Kenefick ’20 Mr. Patrick Keough Mr. Kenneth R. Kerrigan ’06 Ms. Whitney E. Kiper ’10 Mr. Roger G. Kiper and Mrs. M. Elise Kiper Mrs. Susan D. Knutson ’90 and Mr. Darren Knutson Mr. Krzysztof Kupczak and Mrs. Jadwiga Kupczak *Mr. Richard LaFrance and Mrs. Jean LaFrance Mr. Kevin Lander and Mrs. Lisa Lander Mr. Matthew Lanham and Mrs. Laura Lanham Ms. Alexandra J. LaRiviere ’10 Mr. Jack Lawlor Mr. Matthew LeClercq and Mrs. Diane LeClercq *Mrs. Nadine Lee and Mr. Gary W. Lee Mr. John E. Lemm and Mrs. Susan E. Lemm Mrs. Eileen Liberti and Mr. William Liberti Mr. Robert J. Lloyd and Mrs. Margaret O. Lloyd Ms. Adeline Loftus Mr. Charles M. Loving and Mrs. Susan R. Loving Mrs. Niamh M. Lowry Mr. Bifford J. Lyons and Mrs. Kathryn O. Lyons Mr. Ryan C. Madden and Mrs. Emily A. Madden Mr. Timothy Mahoney and Mrs. Jill Mahoney Mrs. Loan B. Mai and Mr. Jolie H. V. Nguyen Maid Brigade

Mrs. Amy M. Malouf ’06 and Mr. Raymond Malouf Mr. Carmine Mandarino and Mrs. Annmarie Mandarino Mr. Manolet E. Mangilit and Ms. Faith M. Serrano Ms. Bernadette Margin Mr. Michael T. Marshall and Mrs. Kristen M. Marshall Mr. Corey Maso and Mrs. Megan E. Maso ’94 Mr. John H. Maurer ’90 and Mrs. Stephanie Maurer Captain James T. McCormick and Mrs. Mary H. McCormick Mr. Daniel McFerrin and Mrs. Brenda McFerrin Mr. Thomas J. McLaughlin ’99 and Mrs. Nicole McLaughlin Mr. Robert F. McLaughlin and Mrs. Monika McLaughlin Mr. Christian M. McLaughlin ’20 Dr. Gregory F. Meyer and Dr. Claudine G. Meyer Mr. Thomas M. Mihich and Mrs. Kathleen A. Mihich Modern Orthodontics Mr. James Moran and Mrs. Caryn Moran Mr. Raymond Muench and Mrs. Joyce Muench Mr. Larry Murphy and Mrs. Eileen Murphy Mrs. Bridget C. Murphy Mr. F. Haywood Nelms Mr. Phillip P. Nguyen ’20 Mr. John G. Noory and Mrs. Amy F. Noory Mr. Thomas O’Brien and Mrs. Jacquelyn O’Brien Mr. Davis R. O’Brien ’05 Mr. Charles D. O’Connor ’20 Mrs. Meghan O’Donnell and Mr. Michael T. O’Donnell Jr. Ms. Kathleen O’Grady Mr. Michael A. O’Hara and Mrs. Kimberly A. O’Hara Mrs. Allison M. Opfer Ramirez ’03 Mr. Carlos H. Ortega and Ms. Alicia J. Palmer Ms. Viltis M. Palubinskas ’09 Mr. William Paniszczyn and Mrs. Ann R. Paniszczyn Miss Lauren O. Paolozzi ’20 Mrs. Pamela Pelano and Mr. Gerald D. Pelano Perfect 401K Mr. John L. Perry and Mrs. Tracy A. Perry Mr. Dennis Philippart and Mrs. Gail Philippart Mr. Jerome Piccioni Mr. John Pollard and Mrs. Deborah Pollard Mr. Ronald E. Pompei and Mrs. Pauline Pompei Ms. Heather Pospichel Progressive Insurance Foundation Mr. Robert Prosser and Mrs. Catherine Prosser

Mr. R. Kevin Quarry and Ms. Barbara Moran Ms. Colleen Quintana and Mr. Walter Kuhn Mrs. Mariellen K. Ralston Hale ’02 Mr. Sergio J. Ramirez and Mrs. Tracey J. A. Lewis-Ramirez Mrs. Barbara Rannazzisi and Mr. James Rannazzisi Mrs. Carol Raphael and Mr. Robert Raphael Red Hat, Inc. Mr. Michael W. Reeves and Mrs. Patricia A. Reeves Mrs. Maura E. Rickman ’86 and Mr. Michael Rickman Mr. Joseph Rissing and Mrs. Susan Rissing Dr. Philip Robey Mr. William H. Robinette and Mrs. Hanna A. Robinette Mr. Thomas Rodgers and Mrs. Wendy Rodgers Mr. Kevin S. Rohan and Mrs. Debra Rohan Mr. Anthony Ross and Mrs. Frances Ross

Mr. Thomas Rush and Mrs. Abby Rush Ms. Patricia Russo Mr. Andrew Rutland and Ms. Sandra Archer Mr. John Safarik Mr. Juan Santisi and Mrs. Marisa Santisi Mr. Guy F. Sapienza and Mrs. Judith Sapienza Mr. Fede Sarabia and Mrs. Emerita Sarabia Mr. Werner Schaer and Mrs. Marisa Schaer Mrs. Katherine Schieffer and Mr. Don Schieffer Mr. William E. Schinkel Mr. Patrick D. Scholl and Mrs. Margaret B. Scholl Mr. John M. Shea and Mrs. Joanne Shea Mr. Steven F. Shervanick and Mrs. Paula E. Shervanick Ms. Kristin R. Siebenaler ’88 and Mr. Rob Van Arnam Ms. Sheri Siegel Mr. Robert Skrab and Mrs. Sally Skrab

Mr. James G. Slater and Mrs. Kimberly Singleton-Slater Mrs. Melissa B. Smith Mr. Richard L. Smith Mr. Matthew J. Smith ’20 Smoothie King 373 Mr. Spyridon Sotirchos and Mrs. Susanne Sotirchos Mr. Peter Speros and Mrs. Jessica Speros Mr. Mark A. Sportack and Mrs. Karen J. Sportack St. John Neumann Church Mr. Anthony Steele and Mrs. Lisa Steele Mrs. Joanne Stoskus and Mr. Joseph T. Stoskus Ms. Elizabeth Sullivan Mrs. Susan Sweeny Mr. Neal E. Swientisky and Mrs. Donna Z. Swientisky T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Mr. Jesse Tacogue and Mrs. Carey Tacogue Mr. David N. Talton and Mrs. Amy Talton Mr. Marshall D. Thompson ’18

I was proud to have attended PVI back in the 90’s, but it wasn’t until I returned as a parent that I have come to appreciate and better recognize the gift I was given so many years ago.

At our Thanksgiving table last year, we each shared what we were thankful for. My daughter Mia, a PVI sophomore, said, “I am thankful that I get to go to PVI.” The word “get” resonated with me.

She understands this is a privilege, and she has become a part of something remarkable.

— Meg Gallagher Brinker ’93, P ’23

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When we think back to our years at St. Paul VI Catholic High School, we have an abundance of memories to smile back on.

However, by far our greatest blessing from our time at Paul VI was the friendship we formed with each other.

It is a blessing to know that no matter where our lives take us, we will always be friends.

We will always be part of the PVI community.

— Timmy Newell ’16 and Kate Brockwell ’16

Ms. Emma R. Thompson ’20 Mr. Daniel J. Townsend and Mrs. Eileen D. Townsend Tracy Morris Design Mr. Hongphong Tran and Ms. Kimthu Dang Mr. Robert Tranbarger and Mrs. Brenda Tranbarger Mr. Paul Turner and Mrs. Sandy Turner Mr. Donald Urbancic and Mrs. Ruth Urbancic Mr. Michael Urgo and Mrs. Donna Davis-Urgo Mr. Jeffrey L. Urlwin and Mrs. Kim H. Urlwin Mr. William A. Valli and Mrs. Elva Valli Mr. Jeffrey Villaver and Mrs. Ellen Villaver Mr. John A. Wagner and Mrs. Joyce Wagner Mr. Kevin J. Wagner ’90 and Mrs. Jennifer Wagner Ms. Carol Walker Mr. Steven Wallace and Mrs. Erin Wallace Mr. Kevin P. Walsh ’89 and Mrs. Carrie Walsh Mrs. Pamela Ward and Mr. James Ward Mr. Christopher A. Warren and Mrs. Susan C. Warren Mr. Michael D. Watjen ’91 and Mrs. Shiela Mae Watjen Mr. Karl Weimer ’01 Mr. Karl Weisenberger and Mrs. Brenda Weisenberger Ms. Sophia G. Whitfield ’21 Mr. Claude A. Whiting and Mrs. Lisa Whiting Mrs. Ann Wickersham and Mr. Barry Wickersham Mr. Thomas R. Wiedemer and Mrs. Anne Marie Wiedemer Ms. Virginia L. Wiles ’12 Mrs. Carola R. Williamson and Mr. Jeffrey C. Williamson

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Mr. Robert Wilson and Mrs. Yajaira Ortiz-Wilson Mr. Craig S. Wingo and Mrs. Betty Lou Wingo Mr. John T. Winkert and Mrs. Catherine A. Winkert Mr. Thomas E. Wonder ’04 and Ms. Colleen F. Kiley ’04 Mr. Brian D. Wright and Mrs. Michelle L. Wright Mr. Phillip J. Yanchulis and Mrs. Julie G. Yanchulis *Mr. John L. Zanelotti and Mrs. Linda Zanelotti Mr. Andrew M. Zaso and Mrs. Irene M. Zaso Mr. Mark D. Zavacky and Mrs. Andrea A. Zavacky

Friends

Gifts up to $99

Anonymous (2) Mr. Sojan Alex and Ms. Swappna Abraham Mr. Edward S. Adams and Mrs. Patricia K. Adams Mrs. Lyn Adams Mr. John H. Alexander and Mrs. Mary B. Alexander Ms. Carol Almodovar Ms. Daniela M. Alvarez ’20 Mr. Cliff Andrews and Mrs. Sandra Andrews Mr. Carlos Angarita and Ms. Paula Botero-Paramo Mr. Andrew B. Antignano ’20 Mr. Vincent Antignano and Mrs. Kristy H. Antignano Mr. Edison Aponte and Mrs. Dawn Aponte Ms. Olivia J. Aponte ’18 Mr. Michael D. Appleton and Mrs. Jennifer C. Appleton Mrs. Katherine M. Bacon ’08 and Mr. Christopher J. Bacon ’08

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Mrs. Mary Lynn Bailey and Mr. David E. Bailey Mr. Richard Ball and Mrs. Leslie Ball Ms. Hely Barnes Mr. Joseph Barrett and Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Mr. Norven T. Baskerville and Mrs. Rosalyn Baskerville Mrs. Candice Basso ’96 Ms. Robin Batchelor Mr. Cedric M. Bernescut and Mrs. Suzanne J. Bernescut Mrs. Christina E. Blevins ’92 and Mr. Graham Blevins Ms. Angela L. Bozik ’15 Ms. Phyllis A. Brandoin Mr. James Brandow and Mrs. Anne Marie Brandow Ms. Lindsay Brandow ’20 Mr. Paul Braun and Mrs. Mary Braun Ms. Geraldine Bridge Mr. Michael Brinker and Mrs. Margaret G. Brinker ’93 Mr. Erik J. Burgos and Mrs. Cecilia M. Burgos Mr. Michael Burke and Mrs. Jane E. Burke ’87 Mrs. Rosa Caldera Ms. Elba Campagna Mr. Sean Campbell and Mrs. Julia Campbell Capital One Services Ms. Kelli E. Caputy ’10 Brother Robert M. Carter Mr. Neil R. Cassese and Mrs. Margaret Cassese *Mr. Raymond Cassidy Mr. Arturo Castro and Mrs. Lizette Castro Ms. Sophia J. Castro ’20 Mr. Christopher Cecka and Mrs. Beth Cecka Ms. Jennifer L. Chan ’19 Mr. Charles Chard and Mrs. Betty Jean Chard Mr. Patrick Chisholm and Mrs. Cathy Chisholm

Mr. Sean T. Clark and Mrs. Jennifer S. Clark Mr. James R. Clark ’19 Mrs. Mary Jane Cochrane and Mr. Ted Cochrane Mr. Charles E. Collier and Mrs. Julie K. Collier Ms. Leslie Corrigan Ms. Eileen Corrigan Ms. Katherine A. Covino ’08 Ms. Barbara A. Cox Ms. Meredith T. Cripe ’15 Mrs. Kelly K. Cunningham and Mr. Michael G. Cunningham Ms. Erin K. Cunningham ’20 Mr. Philip Curran and Mrs. Kimberly Curran Ms. Victoria C. Dailo ’19 Mr. Dennis Darling and Mrs. Carole Darling Mr. Joe Darling and Mrs. Julia Darling Mr. Spencer L. Darling ’20 Ms. Abigail L. Dawson ’10 Mr. Padraig J. DeBruyne ’20 Mrs. Melissa J. DeBruyne and Mr. Kevin C. DeBruyne Mr. Ronald T. Deluca Ms. Kelly A. Derasmo ’20 Ms. Ann M. Desmarais ’08 Mr. Nicholas M. DiGregory and Mrs. Jenny DiGregory Mr. William Doyle and Mrs. Mary Doyle Ms. Christine Drabick Ms. Jean R. Duffy Mr. Casey D. Duffy Mr. Sean E. Dunbar and Mrs. Debra L. Dunbar Mrs. Jean Dunnigan Ms. Makaela L. Edmonds ’19 Mr. Clyde S. Eisner and Mrs. Norma J. Eisner Mr. Ken Elder and Mrs. Jennifer Elder Ms. Elizabeth Emery Mr. Vasily I. Epatko and Mrs. Mary C. Epatko Mrs. Ana K. Everwine ’08 Ms. Joan A. Faist Ms. Allison P. Fentress ’20 Mrs. Roberta A. Fisher Ms. Elizabeth F. Fraser ’93 and Mr. Doug Fraser Mr. Daniel L. Freeman and Mrs. Lori T. Freeman Mr. Walter Frucht and Mrs. Sharon Frucht Mr. Ted Furgal and Mrs. Janet Furgal Mrs. Marie C. Gabl ’99 and Mr. Thomas P. Gabl Mr. Samuel A. Garber ’20 Mr. Licinio M. Garcia and Mrs. Carmen A. Garcia Ms. Connie Gatto Mr. Kevin J. Gaughan and Mrs. Joanne M. Gaughan Mr. Erik S. Geho and Mrs. Christy M. Geho Mr. Brian T. Geiran ’23 Mr. Donald Gibson and Mrs. Linda Gibson

Ms. Jean Gigliotti Mr. Thomas E. Gillman and Mrs. Mary M. Gillman Mr. Jeffrey Glynn and Mrs. Shelli Glynn Mr. Chris Gohrband and Mrs. Natalie Gohrband Mr. John G. Grady and Mrs. Leigh A. Grady Mr. Mack W. Graham and Mrs. Lillian G. Graham Mr. Clement S. Greco ’20 Mr. James M. Grimes and Mrs. Susan E. Grimes Mr. Daniel E. Grimm ’93 and Mrs. Gigi Grimm ’93 *Captain James B. Groff and Mrs. Elizabeth Groff Mr. Richard Groller and Mrs. Cynthia Groller Mr. Charles Gunn and Mrs. Carole Gunn Mr. Christopher M. Gurley and Mrs. Elizabeth H. Gurley Ms. Sarah E. Gurley ’20 Mrs. Donna Gustave Dr. Henry B. Haller and Dr. Mary Sullivan-Haller Ms. Molly L. Hamer ’19 Mr. John L. Hamrick ’19 Ms. Katherine E. Hamrick ’20 Colonel Gage E. Handy and Mrs. Carmen J. Handy Mr. William J. Harrigan and Mrs. Doreen J. Harrigan Ms. Ericka Harris Mr. Daniel Harris and Mrs. Peggy Harris Harris Foundation Ms. Erin Hastick Master Sargent John R. Hauser ’88 Mr. Doug Hensley and Mrs. Vicky Hensley Mr. Eduardo Herrera and Mrs. Colleen Herrera Mr. Marc Hillson and Mrs. Barbara Hillson Ms. Patricia F. Hinko ’06 Mr. Charles Hornick and Mrs. Heather Hornick Mr. Brian K. Howdershell ’20 Ms. Sydney A. Howdershell ’20 Mr. Clinton T. Huffman and Mrs. Grace T. Huffman Mr. Jeffrey W. Hummel and Mrs. Katherine C. Hummel Mr. Michael S. Hunter and Mrs. Kathleen M. Hunter Mrs. Jean Hutnyan Mr. John J. Hyland and Mrs. Sandra S. Hyland Mr. Robert Irlan and Mrs. Lajeane Irlan Mr. Gordon Irons and Mrs. Tara A. Irons ’88 Mr. Paul Jelcic and Mrs. Theresa Jelcic Mrs. Diana M. Jones and Mr. James E. Jones Miss Julianne Jones

Mr. Joseph Kanyan and Mrs. Virginia Kanyan Mr. John Karas and Mrs. Kelly Karas Mr. Darren Kaufman and Mrs. Angela Kaufman Ms. Jordan E. Kijewski ’15 Mr. Jonathan F. Kloc ’88 and Mrs. Christina Kloc ’87 Mr. Mark A. Koebke and Mrs. Lynn Koebke Ms. Jennifer R. Kowalski ’89 L3Harris Technologies Mr. Michael Lachowicz and Mrs. Wendy Lachowicz Mr. Robert Lachowicz and Mrs. Judy Lachowicz Mr. Carlos F. Lama Mr. John H. Lamb and Mrs. Sharon B. Lamb Mr. Alexander J. Lamb ’19 Mr. Apolonio Latar Mr. Aaron Lawlor and Mrs. Laura Lawlor Mr. Harold Lobos and Mrs. Liliana Lobos Mr. Brian Love and Mrs. Amye Love Mr. Catalin M. Lupu and Mrs. Claudia M. Lupu Mr. Timothy P. Lyons ’08 Ms. Niya Ma ’20 Mrs. Loretta E. Madelmayer and Mr. Glenn R. Madelmayer Mrs. Margaret E. Malcolm ’05 Mr. Frank Maresca and Mrs. Carol Maresca Mrs. Eileen Martel and Mr. Ron Martel Mr. Patrick Masterson and Mrs. Tara Masterson Mrs. Rosalila Mastriano Mr. Gerald T. McAllister and Mrs. Elizabeth H. McAllister Mr. Kieran McCarthy and Mrs. Margaret A. McCarthy ’88 Mr. Timothy M. McConville and Mrs. Amy B. McConville Mrs. LaVerne M. McDonald Mr. Gavin V. McDonnell ’20 Mr. Charles M. McGarr ’96 and Mrs. Kristen M. McGarr ’98 Mrs. Helen McGuire Mrs. Inge McKenney Ms. Erin M. McLaughlin ’18 Ms. Nichole M. Merrill ’07 and Mr. Samuel Merrill Mr. Logan J. Metcalf ’05 and Mrs. Lilly Metcalf Ms. Susan Mills Mr. Walter Moore and Mrs. Linda Moore Mr. Mark A. Moore ’20 Mr. Mark Morey and Mrs. Karen Morey Ms. Catherine A. Murphy ’09 Mr. John A. Nemeth Jr. Network for Good Mr. Michael D. Nicholas ’99 and Mrs. Brooke Nicholas Mr. Ryan J. O’Connor ’15 Mr. Michael O’Byrne and Mrs. Claudine O’Byrne

Ms. Meghan O’Connor Mr. Gene Olson and Mrs. Karin Olson Mr. John A. O’Neill and Mrs. Sharon A. O’Neill Mrs. Edwina O’Toole Mr. Anthony Paulson and Mrs. Maxine Paulson Mr. Eric B. Paulson ’20 Ms. Lisa M. Pearce Mrs. Kari S. Pecha Mrs. Julia Perez-Taylor Mr. Brent R. Perry and Mrs. Kim D. Perry Mr. Jeffrey D. Philippart and Mrs. Erin E. Philippart Mr. Stephen A. Plante and Mrs. Barbara A. Plante Mr. Nicholas S. Poole ’19 Mr. Michael Powers and Mrs. Celie M. Powers Mr. Adam Prem ’95 and Mrs. Anne Prem Mr. Thomas F. Previ and Mrs. Cheryl S. Previ Ms. Sara Prince Ms. Stefanie Ragano Mr. Gabriel W. Ralston ’03 and Mrs. Rebecca Ralston Mrs. Mary M. Reddy Mr. John Reilly and Mrs. Maureen Reilly Mr. Leonard Rienzi and Mrs. Kathleen Rienzi Mr. Roy R. Rogers and Mrs. Mary-Theresa Wall-Rogers Mrs. Tina Roller and Mr. Chris Roller Mr. Alexander Romero and Mrs. Allison Romero Mr. Christopher R. Rouck ’20 Mr. Kevin P. Ryan and Mrs. Marylin T. Ryan Mr. Jon Ryckeley and Mrs. Nicole Ryckeley Mr. Brett A. Sachse Mr. Ruben Sanchez and Mrs. Viveka Sanchez Ms. Elizabeth Scanlon Ms. Corinna Schwartz Mrs. Mary F. Sellers and Mr. William R. Sellers Ms. Adrienne Shelton ’95 Mrs. Amy Sheridan and Mr. Gilbert Sorebo Mr. Jeffrey T. Sheridan ’24 Mr. Zachary H. Sherman ’20 Mr. Brian Sloboda and Mrs. Sami Sloboda Mrs. Karen Sloboda Mrs. Mary Jo Smith Mr. Gregory J. Smith ’86 and Mrs. Phuong Smith Mrs. Darcee Snider Gamble and Mr. Eric Gamble Mr. Robert A. Soltis and Mrs. Anna M. Soltis Mr. Ronald G. Sorice and Mrs. Bonnie S. Sorice Mr. Scott D. Strider and Mrs. Linda E. Strider *Mr. Chris Summers Ms. Caroline A. Susco ’20

Mr. John Tarascio ’96 and Mrs. Melissa Tarascio ’96 Mr. Everett Taylor and Mrs. Karen Taylor Ms. Cora L. Thomas ’20 Mr. Anthony S. Thomas ’02 Mr. Joseph M. Turchiarolo and Mrs. Kendra K. Turchiarolo Mr. John A. Turner and Dr. Jeanine W. Turner Ms. Katherine A. Turner ’20 Mr. Matthew C. Underwood ’08 and Mrs. Ashley Underwood United Way of Central Maryland Vanguard Ms. Katherine A. Vasilas Rayome ’06 and Mr. Charles J. Rayome ’06 Mrs. Liangyan Wang Mr. Leo P. Wells and Mrs. Christine V. Wells Ms. Mary Kate Wiedemer ’12 Mrs. Keenan C. Wiley and Mr. Ronald Wiley Mr. Jay S. Willer and Mrs. Cynthia A. Willer Ms. Scarlett A. Williams ’05 Miss Eva Williams-Siguenza ’20 Mr. Steven R. Wojtan ’15 Mr. Matthew D. Wood ’20 Mr. Robert M. Wooddell and Mrs. Susan A. Wooddell Mr. Robert S. Workman Mrs. Barbara Wright Mr. Neiland Wright and Mrs. Catherine Wright Mr. Robert L. Wright and Mrs. Susan Wright Mrs. Grace Zaso

St. Paul VI Catholic High School is a charitable, tax-exempt organization pursuant to section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent the law allows.

The donor year for the purpose of this report is July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020. Our generous donors are important to us. We have made every attempt to list names and donors properly.

However, we know that errors sometimes occur.

If your name has been omitted or improperly listed, you have our most sincere apologies.

Please bring these errors to our attention by contacting the Office of Advancement at 703.352.0925 x1101.

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Alumni Donors Anonymous (3) Mr. Daniel E. Adamson ’90 Mr. Steven D. Adamson ’17 Ms. Daniela M. Alvarez ’20 Mrs. Susan A. Anderson ’03 Ms. Kate M. Andreottola ’94 Mr. Andrew B. Antignano ’20 Ms. Olivia J. Aponte ’18 Mr. Christopher J. Bacon ’08 Mrs. Katherine M. Bacon ’08 Reverend Nicholas R. Barnes ’03 Mrs. Sheila C. Barnett ’03 Dr. Mary J. Barron ’95 Mrs. Candice Basso ’96 Ms. Rebecca R. Beach ’87 Mrs. Christina E. Blevins ’92 Mr. Andrew N. Bonk ’04 Mrs. Erin Bonk ’04 Ms. Angela L. Bozik ’15 Mr. Benjamin J. Branic ’20 Mrs. Margaret G. Brinker ’93 Ms. Kate Brockwell ’16 Mr. Daniel L. Brosnan ’05 Mr. Timothy J. Brown ’87 Mr. Jeffrey A. Bucaro ’87 Mrs. Lisa Buchanan ’96 Mrs. Jane E. Burke ’87 Mr. Ian P. Burns ’91 Mr. Hugh M. Cannon ’95

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Ms. Kelli E. Caputy ’10 Mr. Timothy J. Caputy ’08 Ms. Sophia J. Castro ’20 Ms. Jennifer L. Chan ’19 Mr. Daniel S. Ciatti ’89 Mr. Michael J. Ciatti ’88 Mr. James R. Clark ’19 Mr. Daniel R. Colwell ’05 Mr. Ryan W. Colwell ’97 Mrs. Erin E. Covington ’94 Ms. Katherine A. Covino ’08 Ms. Meredith T. Cripe ’15 Mr. Michael S. Culver ’02 Ms. Erin K. Cunningham ’20 Mrs. Eileen K. Curren ’98 Ms. Victoria C. Dailo ’19 Mr. Spencer L. Darling ’20 Mr. Peter Davey ’95 Ms. Abigail L. Dawson ’10 Miss Kimberly A. Dear ’05 Mr. Padraig J. DeBruyne ’20 Ms. Alexis G. Denny ’20 Ms. Kelly A. Derasmo ’20 Ms. Ann M. Desmarais ’08 Mr. Christian D. Diaz ’20 Mr. David M. Donovan ’91 Mr. David C. Duncan ’89 Mrs. MaryLynne Duncan ’89 Ms. Makaela L. Edmonds ’19 Mrs. Ana K. Everwine ’08 Ms. Allison P. Fentress ’20

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Ms. Elizabeth F. Fraser ’93 Mr. Mark L. Fulchino ’86 Mr. Samuel A. Garber ’20 Mrs. Sarah E. Gardner ’07 Mr. Christopher J. Giaimo Jr. ’87 Mrs. Kimberly A. Giaimo ’87 Mrs. Bernice M. Gillespie ’86 Mr. Brandon L. Girmus ’09 Mr. Mark P. Graham ’90 Mr. Clement S. Greco ’20 Mr. Daniel E. Grimm ’93 Mrs. Gigi Grimm ’93 Ms. Sarah E. Gurley ’20 Miss Mary P. Hamburger ’02 Ms. Molly L. Hamer ’19 Mr. John L. Hamrick ’19 Ms. Katherine E. Hamrick ’20 Mrs. Mary A. Hamrick ’86 Master Sargent John R. Hauser III ’88 Ms. Victoria A. Henderson ’86 Ms. Patricia F. Hinko ’06 Ms. Bridget M. Hone ’15 Mrs. Caroline H. Honzo ’98 Mr. Brian K. Howdershell II ’20 Ms. Sydney A. Howdershell ’20 Mr. Matthew C. Hughes ’00 Mrs. Tara A. Irons ’88 Mrs. Jennifer Jones ’87 Mrs. Jennifer Keating ’92 Ms. Meghan C. Kenefick ’20 Mr. Kenneth R. Kerrigan Jr. ’06

Ms. Jordan E. Kijewski ’15 Ms. Colleen F. Kiley ’04 Ms. Whitney E. Kiper ’10 Mrs. Christina Kloc ’87 Mr. Jonathan F. Kloc ’88 Mrs. Susan D. Knutson ’90 Ms. Jennifer R. Kowalski ’89 Lieutenant Colonel James R. Kyte ’92 Mr. Alexander J. Lamb ’19 Ms. Alexandra J. LaRiviere ’10 Mr. Timothy P. Lyons Jr. ’08 Ms. Niya Ma ’20 Mrs. Margaret E. Malcolm ’05 Mrs. Laura A. Malnight ’86 Mrs. Amy M. Malouf ’06 Mr. David Marshalonis ’91 Mr. Michael H. Maslowsky ’05 Mrs. Megan E. Maso ’94 Mr. John H. Maurer III ’90 Ms. Michele M. McAllister ’87 Mrs. Peggy McCarthy ’88 Mr. Gavin V. McDonnell ’20 Mr. Charles M. McGarr ’96 Mrs. Kristen M. McGarr ’98 Mr. Christian M. McLaughlin ’20 Ms. Erin M. McLaughlin ’18 Mr. Thomas J. McLaughlin ’99 Mr. Michael F. McMenamin ’08 Ms. Nichole M. Merrill ’07 Mr. Logan J. Metcalf ’05 Mr. Christopher D. Miller ’04

Mr. Mark A. Moore ’20 Ms. Catherine A. Murphy ’09 Mr. Kenneth A. Myers III ’87 Mr. Phillip P. Nguyen ’20 Mr. Michael D. Nicholas Jr. ’99 Mrs. Anne K. Nuttall ’88 Mr. Ryan J. O’Connor ’15 Mr. Davis R. O’Brien ’05 Mr. Charles D. O’Connor ’20 Dr. Thomas Opfer ’96 Mrs. Allison M. Opfer Ramirez ’03 Mrs. Ann M. Orem ’01 Ms. Patricia M. Orfini ’03 Ms. Viltis M. Palubinskas ’09 Miss Lauren O. Paolozzi ’20 Mr. Eric B. Paulson ’20 Mr. Nicholas S. Poole ’19 Mr. William B. Porter ’88 Mr. Adam Prem ’95 Mr. Gabriel W. Ralston ’03 Mrs. Mariellen K. Ralston Hale ’02 Mr. Charles J. Rayome ’06 Mrs. Beth M. Revor ’90 Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes ’96 Mr. Charles F. Riceman ’87 Mrs. Maura E. Rickman ’86 Mr. Christopher R. Rouck ’20 Mr. William E. Rouck ’89 Mr. Jason R. Rutherford ’92 Mr. R. James Saylor ’89 Ms. Adrienne Shelton ’95 Mr. Zachary H. Sherman ’20 Ms. Kristin R. Siebenaler ’88 Mr. Gregory J. Smith ’86 Mr. Matthew J. Smith ’20 Ms. Caroline A. Susco ’20 Mr. John Tarascio ’96 Mrs. Melissa Tarascio ’96 Mr. Anthony S. Thomas ’02 Ms. Cora L. Thomas ’20 Ms. Emma R. Thompson ’20 Mrs. Katherine A. Thompson ’89 Mr. Marshall D. Thompson ’18 Lieutenant Commander Marc B. Tinaz ’88 Ms. Katherine A. Turner ’20 Mr. Matthew C. Underwood ’08 Ms. Katherine A. Vasilas Rayome ’06 Mr. Kevin J. Wagner ’90 Mr. Kevin P. Walsh ’89 Lieutenant Commander Kevin W. Walter ’02 Mr. Michael D. Watjen ’91 Mr. Karl Weimer ’01 Ms. Mary Kate Wiedemer ’12 Miss Alysha K. Wiegand ’05 Ms. Virginia L. Wiles ’12 Ms. Scarlett A. Williams ’05 Miss Eva Williams-Siguenza ’20 Mr. Steven R. Wojtan ’15 Mr. Thomas E. Wonder ’04 Mr. Matthew D. Wood ’20 Mr. Daniel F. Woodley ’98 Mr. Kevin R. Woodley ’01 Mrs. Lauren A. Woodley ’01

Corporations and Organizations

Faculty/Staff Donors

AFNOVA AmazonSmile Foundation Ancient Order of Hibernians Applied Computing Technologies, Inc. Boeing Company Capital One Services Carney Foundation Clarke-Hook Foundation Community Foundation of Northern Virginia Mr. Carl Desmarais Digital Office Products Freddie Mac Foundation Gap, Inc. Harris Foundation HP Personal Systems Services L3Harris Technologies Maid Brigade Mark P. Madden and Jenifer Joy Madden Charitable Fund Marriott International McFarlane Family Foundation Microsoft Corporation Modern Orthodontics Network for Good Northrop Grumman Foundation NR Vaghi Foundation Inc Ourisman Fairfax Toyota Porto Charities Inc. Progressive Insurance Foundation Dr. Miriam Provost Red Hat, Inc. RJSmith Legal Counselors, PLLC SeKON Enterprise, Inc. Sheehy Auto Stores Smoothie King 373 Stellar Solutions Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund The Nader Family Foundation Tracy Morris Design Trinity Wiring & Security Solutions Ultimate Technology, LLC United Way of Central Maryland United Way of Greater Atlanta United Way of The National Capital Area Vanguard Ward Foundation Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program Zeta Associates

Anonymous Mrs. Patricia K. Adams Mrs. Ana M. Aldana Ms. Celeste Anderson Ms. Kate M. Andreottola ’94 Dr. Mary J. Barron ’95 Mr. Scott A. Bennett Mrs. Debora Bozik Mrs. Lisa Buchanan ’96 Ms. Elba Campagna Mrs. Kiersten Caputy Mrs. Virginia D. Colwell Mrs. Lisa Cosgriff Mr. Greg Crofford Mrs. Eileen K. Curren ’98 Mrs. Kathy S. d’Alelio Mrs. Christina Desmarais Mrs. Maria A. Devlin Mrs. Tracy A. Fentress Mrs. Roberta A. Fisher Ms. Connie Gatto Mrs. Mary M. Gillman Mrs. Gigi Grimm ’93 Deacon Thomas L. Grodek Mrs. Mary A. Hamrick ’86 Mrs. Eileen Hanley Mrs. Anne Henry-Gross Ms. Patricia F. Hinko ’06 Miss Julianne Jones Mrs. Kelly Karas Mr. Gregory Knowles Mrs. Joyce E. Krolicki Mrs. Laura M. Kruczkowski Mr. Apolonio Latar Mrs. Kathleen Leffas Mrs. Eileen Liberti Mrs. Loretta E. Madelmayer Mrs. Eileen Martel Mrs. Rosalila Mastriano Mrs. Anne K. Nuttall ’88 Mrs. Beth O’Connell Ms. Meghan O’Connor Mr. Fernando Olivencia Dr. Thomas Opfer ’96 Mrs. Michelle T. Pochick Ms. Sara Prince Mrs. Beth M. Revor ’90 Mrs. Elizabeth Rhodes ’96 Mrs. Tina Roller Dr. Patrick J. Rozmajzl Mrs. Emerita Sarabia Reverend Stephen J. Schultz Ms. Corinna Schwartz Mr. Joseph Sebastian Mrs. Janice B. Siegfried Mrs. Sami Sloboda Mrs. Allison Smith Mrs. Anne M. Sullivan Dr. Mary Sullivan-Haller Mrs. Kim H. Urlwin Mrs. Joan M. Wang Mrs. Liangyan Wang Mrs. Pamela Ward

Gift-In-Kind Donors Anonymous Anne Henry-Gross Betsy Farr SeKon St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church St. Veronica Catholic Church

Dr. Peg Weimer Mrs. Lisa Whiting Ms. Mary Kate Wiedemer ’12 Ms. Virginia L. Wiles ’12 Mrs. Julie G. Yanchulis Mrs. Linda Zanelotti

Campaign Donors Anonymous (2) AFNOVA Ms. Kate M. Andreottola ’94 Mr. Joseph A. Kijewski and Mrs. Cheryl C. Blair-Kijewski Mr. Donald W. Bohn and Mrs. Mary Jo Bohn Mr. Matthew D. Brockwell and Mrs. Laura C. Brockwell Mr. Richard Cecka Mr. Kenneth W. Coan and Mrs. Mary E. Coan The Honorable William Colwell and Mrs. Virginia D. Colwell Mr. James F. Cox and Mrs. Anne K. Cox Mr. Donald Ditko and Mrs. Amy Ditko Mr. George T. Eastment and Dr. Christine A. Eastment Mr. John Emery and Mrs. Angela A. Emery Mr. Richard H. Fink and Mrs. Mary H. Fink Mr. Mark P. Graham ’90 and Mrs. Maura Graham Mr. Gary B. Greene and Mrs. Marilyn M. Greene Mr. Michael G. Lawrence and Mrs. Mary H. Lawrence Mr. Charles A. Lockard and Mrs. Elaine S. Lockard Mr. Daniel McGuire and Mrs. Jayme McGuire Mr. Kevin S. Mitchell and Mrs. Jenny Mitchell Mr. Paul Mock and Mrs. Donna Mock Mr. Anthony P. Nader and Mrs. Annette M. Nader Mr. Edward J. Nuttall and Mrs. Anne K. Nuttall ’88 The Oblates of St. Francis de Sales/ Reverend Donald J. Heet Mr. Michael H. Orfini and Mrs. Patricia Orfini Paul VI Mothers Club Mr. Matthew T. Reynolds and Mrs. Brenda S. Reynolds Mr. Karl Salnoske and Mrs. Susan Salnoske Mr. Robert J. Smith and Mrs. Lauren Smith St. John Neumann Church Ward Foundation/Mrs. Patricia McGuire Mr. Robert Waters and Mrs. Mary Cecile G. Waters Mr. Craig R. Wilson and Dr. Angela F. Wilson Mr. Thomas A. Woodley and Mrs. Nancy C. Woodley

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FRESHMEN EARN SCHOLARSHIPS Students in the Class of 2024 were awarded a number of merit-based scholarships.

Salesian Scholarship: Christine Bare, Katrina Boland, Hannah Dearmon, Peter Delacourt, Trevor Donnelly, Natalie Kapushoc, Colin Kelpy, Anna Rienzi, Hope Veazey, Charles Wade

Fr. Donald J. Heet: Rian Ferragamo, Samantha Fleetwood, Justin Kim, Tess McKinley, Lily Pileggi, Zachary Poole

St. Jane de Chantal: Charles Buckreis, Iain Valleskey

Strings: Charlie Buckreis

St. Francis de Sales: Ava Calabrese, Trey Carrier, Isabella Dailo, Nicolas Font, Carole Hasto, Claire McGinn, Jack Pizzino

Drama: Hayden Springer

St. Paul VI: Maria Canan, Abigail Craig, Andrew Green, Christian Lachowicz, Brooke Prouty, Katerina Seal

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Choir: Stella Kim

Art: Devyn Wallace Additionally, the following scholarships were awarded from parishes or members of parishes: the Fr. Diamond Scholarship (St. Leo’s Knights of Columbus), the Holy Spirit PTO Scholarship, the Monseigneur Cassidy Scholarship (St. Mark) and the Gregory S. Iarrabino Scholarship (St. Joseph).

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School Board Welcomes Kate Shanley P ’21 The School Board for St. Paul VI Catholic High School welcomed new member Kate Shanley to serve on the board this year. Kate’s twin children, Michael and Annie, attend Paul VI as a part of the Class of 2021.

Kate works at St. Theresa Catholic School in Ashburn as the K-5 Science Lab Teacher and is the Co-Founder of TND Good, a charitable organization focused on supporting Catholic charities and education.

“My husband Tom and I have found PVI to be a place where our children continue to grow in their education — and as Catholics — because of the administrators, teachers, coaches, Campus Ministry staff, SGA, and the new and old friends and families they are surrounded by. I look forward to continuing being a part of this amazing community as part of the board,” shares Kate.

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A New Vision

Article by Kate Grimm Andreottola '94

ometimes, things don’t go as planned. They

In those two hours, I learned that Angela has logged

go better. This was the case when I invited

many miles on the road as a basketball and dance

Angela Wilson, an unsuspecting Paul VI

mom; leads the charge as the CEO and Founder of

parent, to meet for a quick cup of coffee. Two hours

SeKon, a successful professional services company;

after we said “hello” for the first time, we said

earned her PhD with a focus on and passion for

“goodbye.” I knew it was the start of something great

education and learning styles; is a lover of data,

for our school.

results, and team unity; and is the type of person who manages to do more in one day than most do in one week but is too humble to admit it.

As a member of the School Board, Angela pitched an idea in May of 2019 to form a Transitional Steering Committee. Their charge: to look at the opening of the new campus as an optimal time to elevate Paul VI in support of the strategic plan and the findings and recommendations from the recent accreditation.

In August, the committee started planning, never knowing how relevant their work would be in the year to come.

Over the course of eight months, the committee held ten 2-hour group meetings, participated in countless hours of ad-hoc discussions and research, prioritized topics to address from the accreditation, developed profiles of the PVI student, faculty, and organization, and hosted a six hour

Angela Wilson

visioning session.

A refreshed vision reflecting the voices of the PVI community came to life, “St. Paul VI Catholic High A New Vision, continued page 38

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ST. PAUL VI ST. PAUL CATHOLIC HIGHVISCHOOL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL VISION, MISSION, VALUES VISION, MISSION, VALUES

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MISSION The m is sion of St . Paul VI Ca th o li c Hig h Sc h o o l i s t o p r o vid e a n e xc e l le n t MISSION C t o VyIoung m en dh w om b yi s a ffo he m melale n snt T h e mat i shol s i oicn educ o f Station . Pa ul Ca t ho l ic an H ig S chen o ol to rdi p rng ovitde a nt he e xce e as ti pio rit ellec a l,an pedrswo on al , so cby ia l ,aff a nor d ding phys i ca l m th e m ea n s C a t hto ol a i cchiev e d uc n ual, t o yint o un g mtuen men the dev elop ment accord ing t o t he tea ch i ng s of t h e G o sp el a nd S t . F ra n ci s de t o a c h i ev e s p ir i tu a l, int e l le c tua l, p ers o n al , s oc ia l, an d phys i cal Sa les. P aul VI i s c om mit t ed to gra du at i n g res po n s ib l e, m o ra l, s er vic ede v e l o p m e nt a c c o r d i ng t o t h e tea ch in g s of t h e Gos p el a nd S t. F r ancis d e o riented y oun g ad ult s w ho w il l c o n t i nu e to " gro w in g ra c e a n d w i sdo m. "

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A New Vision, continued from page 36 School — a caring, Catholic community where we

received with positive feedback from students,

inspire the extraordinary in one another.”

teachers, and parents.

The steering committee made three

On her company’s website, Angela cites her favorite

recommendations for further research:

quote, “Do nothing out of selfish ambition. Rather,

• Dynamic Scheduling: What are the pros and cons

in humility value others above yourselves, not

of block scheduling, and what impact would block

looking to your own interests but each of you to the

scheduling have on the school?

interests of the others,” Philippians 2:3-4. Without a

• Faculty Development: How can PVI provide

doubt, Angela embraces this quote as inspiration for

sustainable, professional development

all she does for her family, her colleagues, and the

opportunities to support faculty in meeting the

school community we all cherish.

diverse needs of our students?

Angela’s vision and the generosity of her time,

• Curriculum Optimization: How do we develop

talent, and treasure to champion this effort,

a unique, high-quality curriculum that: (1) is

allowed PVI to pivot quickly and has us on a path to

student-centered in both origin and scope, (2)

consistently push PVI to be extraordinary. It serves

is aligned to standards and best practices, and

as an example of how the PVI story is made stronger

(3) lends itself to regular evaluation processes

through the people who challenge us to be our best,

governed by universal criteria?

who offer their expertise to help us do so, and who

The recommendations suggested a two to three year

choose to give to make things happen.

rollout. Then, March 12 hit and within two weeks,

The recommendations of the committee and the

PVI adapted to a block schedule. Everyone knew

tireless efforts of a team at the school who creatively

we would need to plan for what was shaping up to

approached the problems posed by COVID showed

be a non-traditional 2020-2021 academic year. The

how thoughtful leadership works. Maybe this will

rotating block schedule that serves the students

be one of the silver linings of the pandemic and the

today took shape, was implemented, and is being

challenges it provided.

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THANK YOU!

It is through the generosity of time and talent of many that we can advance the mission and vision of Paul VI through our fundraising efforts. With great appreciation, the Office of Advancement recognizes the following volunteer leaders for their time, input, and friendship during the last fiscal year.

CELEBRATING A RECORD-BREAKING YEAR FOR THE FUND FOR PAUL VI

$335,313 DOLLARS RAISED 761

339

82

$256

number of donors

first time donors

gifts over $1,000

average gift

BUILDING ON EXTRAORDINARY C A M PA I G N C O M M I T T E E Virginia Colwell P ’97, ’99, ’05 Head of School Don Bohn P ’19,’21 Matt Brockwell P ’16 Mark Graham ’90, P’22,’24

Donors From

28 208

Reverend Don Heet, O.S.F.S. Bob Smith GP ’17

states

Bob Waters Angela Wilson P ’21,’23

zip codes

Kate Grimm Andreottola ’94 Director of Advancement Virginia Wiles ’12 Advancement Services Assistant F U N D F O R PA U L V I C O M M I T T E E Laura Brockwell P ’16

Gifts from

29 PVI

1986

Linda Cotton

Class with the

Annie Desmarais ’08

highest participation

graduating classes

2020

17%

Jeffrey Ketron P ’19, ’21, ’24 James Kyte ’92, P ’18, ’21

GIFTS FROM

Apolonio Latar Ken Myers ’87, P ’22

128

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alumni

current students

current parents

278

107

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grandparents

faculty & staff

parents of alumni The

Fund for Paul VI

Jeff Packard P ’23 Gabe Ralston ’03 Charlie Riceman ’87 Bill Rouck ’89, P ’19, ’20 Donna Prosser Thomas ’94, P ’20, ’23, ’24

strengthens our ability to

Kiersten Caputy Manager, Fund for Paul VI

provide critical financial aid for families affected by

the

crisis,

new

technology

and

tools

to

enhance and support our students with in-person and virtual instruction, professional development for our teachers, and so much more.

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Teatro Montini, A Place to Unleash Creativity 1995 Alumna Proposes Name for New Theatre

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SCHOOL NEWS

As a part of the Building on Extraordinary campaign, generous gifts have been made to name spaces on the new campus. These spaces have a special place in our history and future, and can serve to honor or memorialize someone in a thoughtful, permanent way. We are thrilled to share the stories of two unique, named spaces at the heart of our new home.

Richard and Mary Fink, parents of four Paul VI students (Nicole, Chris, Rachele, Justine) generously provided a leadership gift to support the construction of the theatre for our school’s new home. The Fink family chose to offer a special opportunity to the Paul VI student and alumni community – to help select the name for this important, community-centric space on the new campus.

A small committee reviewed the submissions from students and alumni and made the final selection - Teatro Montini. Alumna Erin Franconeri Regonini ’95, suggested the name.

“I looked up the Italian word for ’theatre’ (Teatro) and Pope Paul VI’s lay last name (Montini) and thought it was a nice combination of his support for the arts, while providing a beautiful name for the new theater. It will sound so nice for PVI students to perform at Teatro Montini!”

— Erin Franconeri Regonini ’95 Mary Fink reflected on their family’s PVI experience.

“Being a part of the Paul VI community for so many years, we have always been impressed not only with the school’s commitment to academic excellence, but its mission to instill deep moral values and a compassion for others in their students. We felt the theatre would give students a magnificent venue where they could unleash their creativity; to be a place of entertainment and enjoyment not only for the PVI family, but for the community as well.”

“We are extremely grateful to the Finks for generously supporting the construction of our new campus, especially with their leadership gift to the performing arts,” said Ginny Colwell, Head of School. “It was also a mark of their generosity to open up the naming opportunity to our alumni and students. Erin has created a name that will certainly have a special place on our campus.”

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Bel Alton Commons Bel Alton Commons is named for the hometown of Sydney E. Albrittain (1929-2012). Mr. Albrittain, along with his wife Gloria (1930-2018), was a longtime resident of Arlington, Virginia, a St. Agnes parishioner, and a generous philanthropic supporter of the Catholic Church and Arlington Diocese. Mr. Albrittain grew up in the southern Maryland town of Bel Alton, and he worked at the general store operated by his parents. It was there he learned humility, integrity, a strong work ethic, and respect for others. These principles guided his life as a Catholic, as a U.S. Army officer in the Korean War where he received a Silver Star for valor, and as a leader of the Dittmar Company, which built thousands of homes and apartments in Northern Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Albrittain had eight children: Nancy, Clare, Matthew, Chris, Mary, Michael, Syd, and Kerry. Their children have dedicated this area in honor of their parents.

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Stained Glass Windows A special part of Fairfax made its ways to our new campus—the beautiful stained glass windows created by Leona Henderson, a PVI alumni parent. The windows had previously been located in the chapel in Fairfax. In November, they were hung in the windows of Campus Ministry, overlooking Bel Alton Commons.

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An Artist’s Gift Paintings of the Saints Inspire in New Chapel Article by Natalie Askin ’22

VI’s new campus came with many beautiful donations that brought meaning, love, and community to our new home. One prominent donation is the collection of paintings of saints in the chapel by artist Betsy Farr.

At the beginning of the year, Father Schultz, Chaplain, told students that an artist had painted six paintings for Mary Mother of the Church Chapel out of the kindness of her

Pope St. Paul VI: Most photos Farr found of the pope were black and white and he looked gruff and angry, so she changed it to reveal his beauty and kindness. In the painting, she included many elements such as “Humanae Vitae” in his hand, his emblem of the papacy, and the quote, “Mary remains ever the path that leads to Christ.” Farr included this quote because Paul VI had proclaimed Mary as the Mother of the Church.

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heart, with four more to come. However, many students did not know a lot about the artist or the paintings themselves.

Margaret Farr goes by Betsy (from her middle name Elizabeth), except on her artwork and documents. Farr is from Georgia, where she met her husband while studying Studio Art. She later switched her major to Art History to

St. Francis de Sales and St. Jane de Chantal, PVI’s patron saints: In addition to powerful quotes, Farr added elements on both sides of the painting: the book Introduction to the Devout Life that de Sales wrote, and a heart to represent de Chantal's devotion to the sacred heart.

learn more about the intellectual side and to learn from other artists’ art. “I think it’s the best decision I’ve ever made,” Farr shared.

immediate family members converted from Methodism to Catholicism.

Farr then went to NOVA and studied commercial art. In her 30s while in Greece, many wildflowers grew outside her home and Farr started painting the flowers. To continue painting plants, she built a garden to grow what she wanted to paint. Farr works in watercolor, which is quite impressive with how potent all of the colors are in her paintings.

Farr’s connection to PVI started when Father Schultz saw other paintings Farr had made. Despite not being of saints or people, Schultz saw the talent and beauty in these paintings and asked Farr to paint saints for the chapel. Farr accepted his request and went the extra mile by donating all the paintings to PVI, for which the school will be forever grateful.

After starting as a botanical artist, over time Farr added Madonnas to her painting collection. This was significant because Farr’s journey in life did not merely involve art, but her spiritual life as well. In 1992, Farr and three of her

Farr made these paintings larger than she normally does.

“They’re large enough for you to feel surrounded by the saints…They’re really with you. That is a real blessing of Catholicism.”

St. Joan of Arc: Farr did not use a reference artwork, but rather information about her appearance during her trial. St. Joan of Arc wears chain mail to portray her living in the war, and a beautiful flower crown.

Keeping the war theme, there is a shield, the Fleur de Lis symbol, a helmet, and a flag. The flag itself is taken from many different images and parts of banners and flags flown in the war with a picture of an angel worshiping Jesus.

St. Josephine Bakhita: Farr took inspiration from Bakhita’s holy card on her kitchen window. Farr included a number of elements, such as a Madonna, keys, shackles, and acacia trees. Bakhita grew up in Sudan, represented by the acacia trees, while the keys and restraints symbolize that Bakhita was an enslaved person. Farr choose to depict Bahkita smiling in the painting, so these last elements are what Farr used to symbolize the saint’s suffering.

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An Artist's Gift, continued from page 43 With all the talent displayed in the first six paintings, there is certainly going to be even more in the final four. There is not only meaning behind each painting, but behind the donations of the paintings themselves. Farr put a great deal of time, effort, and love into each one. For instance, the gold color she paints isn’t merely a gold paint, but she goes through a long process to make it look the way it does.

“I love doing it. I have found an outlet. I donate to the church, it’s what God’s given me…It’s what I can do. It’s a joy and a privilege.”

Despite any hard processes or outcomes, Farr loves what she does.

As students pray and attend Mass in the beautiful chapel for many years to come, they will be blessed to be able to look at the paintings and be reminded of those who were selfless in their lives and became saints – all thanks to the talented artist Betsy Farr, a modern day example of selflessness and generosity.

St. Therese of Lisieux and her parents, Sts. Zelie Guerin and Louis Martin: The family appears with roses included in the painting. “St. Therese is the one that rains roses on people. There are just so many people that have rose stories with St. Therese, including me,” Farr shared. Farr herself had been sitting in Mass after her mother passed away and after praying for a sign that her mother was okay, she had noticed the roses change colors.

St. Andrew Kim Targon: The elements in this painting are larger than they are on the other paintings. These elements include the palm, which represents Targon being a martyr. There is also a book, to symbolize him being well-educated. Also included are medallions and a hibiscus flower.

He is wearing a Korean costume that Farr learned in her research was common for Korean men to wear on special occasions. Finally, his hat is see-through to allow sight of his bun.

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"When I joined the Paul VI Band my freshman year, I met a couple of my best friends who were by my side all four years. When we joined the PVI Theatre program, we found something incredibly special.

We found a small, creative, loving, and accepting part of the Paul VI community who sticks together no matter what.

SCHOOL NEWS

God had a plan for me to find a family who would welcome me home."

Caitlin Fernandez ’19

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SCHOOL NEWS

A MESSAGE FROM BISHOP BURBIDGE AND GINNY COLWELL Dear Friends of the St. Paul VI Catholic High School Community, We are honored to share the vision for our new school campus with you. Any architect will tell you that the success of the building depends on the foundation. So we know that this is a successful new home because our foundation is Christ Jesus.

From its modest beginning in 1983 in an old school building, Paul VI has never wavered from its mission to provide an excellent Catholic education to young men and women by offering them the means to achieve spiritual, intellectual, personal, social, and physical development according to the teachings of the Gospel and our Catholic faith. Today, more than 8,000 proud alumni are making a difference in our world. They live as responsible, moral, service-oriented adults who strive to “grow in grace and wisdom.”

This new campus — a 68-acre, state-of-the-art school — and our dedicated staff continue to provide a first-class, mission-centered, Catholic education for new generations of young people. Now is our time to express our gratitude and make an investment in the education of our current and future students.

Every gift is important. We ask you to review the following with a renewed commitment to St. Paul VI Catholic High School. Please take note of the many aspects of this exciting campus and learn how we are able to provide many new opportunities in a wonderful setting.

With Christ as our foundation — at the center of all that we do — we invite you to prayerfully consider how you can support this new campus and, in turn, invest in the education of our students. We hope that you, too, will feel compelled to join us in “Building on Extraordinary.”

With deepest appreciation, Most Reverend Michael F. Burbidge Bishop of Arlington

Virginia D. Colwell P ’97, ’99, ’05 Head of School

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EST. 1983 BUILDING ON A LEGACY

An education from St. Paul VI Catholic High School inspires students to grow in faith, intelligence, and integrity. It’s a foundation for a life well lived, a way to grow in grace and wisdom by developing critical habits as lifelong learners and spiritual seekers. We’ve been guiding students in these principles for more than 38 years. Now, we’re building upon our special brand of faith, knowledge, and wisdom and entering into a new era for St. Paul VI Catholic High School.

Designed and built for the 21st century, our new campus glorifies our faith in one of the fastest growing regions in the nation.

"The greatness of Paul VI comes down to the people on all levels. I find it a very caring place, a very supportive place. I think because of that, there's a lot of personal growth, not just for students, but for all involved."

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Fr. Don Heet O.S.F.S. Founding Principal

SCHOOL NEWS

DEDICATED 2020 OUR NEW CAMPUS acres 57 developed acres with room for future growth rosaries prayed and buried in the foundation

capacity for enrollment with an option to build and expand to 2,000

classrooms

lane track with grass field

science labs, including a Biosafety Level 2 laboratory tennis courts

lit fields: main stadium, baseball park/field hockey, softball seats in Teatro Montini, our new theatre, which includes an orchestra pit, set design shop, costume and make-up rooms, and an enhanced acoustics and sound system

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BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE AN AMBITIOUS $5M CAMPAIGN Our goal is ambitious: $5,000,000+.

Our motivation is simple: to be able to offer access to an affordable Catholic education at Paul VI. The campaign ensures we can do just that.

Financing the construction and operations for a 68-acre campus is no small feat. Building the financial stability of the school is critical; it's for the expected and for the unexpected. Most of all, it is for our PVI families.

COST OF PROJECT

Design, Construction, and Soft Costs Furniture, Fixtures, Expenditures ANTICIPATED REVENUE

Sale of Fairfax Campus Previous Diocesan Fundraising Campaign PROJECTED LOAN

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$80M+

$76M+ $4M $50M+

$40M+/$4M $5M+ $30M+

$17M

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TRANSFORMATIONAL AND INSPIRATIONAL BE A PART OF SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY

Gifts to the Building on Extraordinary campaign are more than a financial commitment — they transform and inspire. Gifts open the door to a Paul VI education for families who desire it for their children. Many of these families sacrifice to make that happen.

Together, we can lessen that burden. Gifts inspire others to say "count me in, too" and ensure the legacy of PVI for decades to come.

A BOLD YET HUMBLE ASK

Your commitment is a vote of confidence. And for that, we are grateful. We boldly, yet humbly, ask you to consider a gift to transform and inspire our community.

Gifts and pledges can be made over 3 to 5 years. $25,000 pledge = $5,000/year for 5 years Gifts of $250,000 or more are afforded a naming opportunity, a personal and perpetual naming of a designated area.

Example: The Smith Center for the Arts Gifts of $10,000 or more are offered recognition opportunities.

Example: Station of the Cross, gift of the Smith Family Gifts may be made in honor or memory of someone.

Gifts of $2,500 or more will be recognized on the Building on Extraordinary donor wall, prominently and permanently displayed on the new campus.

All donors will be recognized in the Campaign Report and the Annual Report of Donors.

"I believe my voice matters and it is my obligation to serve, but what makes me passionate is seeing our students grow in service, community and faith."

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“At the end of the day, the summation of your person is based on how well you love others and how much happiness you find. It doesn’t matter how much money you make or how big your house is; it matters how much you lift up other people, how much you serve others, and how much you give of yourself to make this world better.”

Sarah D’Esopo ’18 Excerpt from Class of 2018 Salutatorian speech

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What's New?

Tell us your latest accomplishment and milestones by submitting your news to Class Notes.

Email alumni@paulvi.net to be included in our next issue. We can’t wait to hear from you!

1986

1997

Nancy Morley Lear ’86 became a grandmother on September 8, 2020 to Justice Bartholemew.

Justice is the first grandchild for Nancy and her husband Tim.

Janna Dorow Morrisey ’97 and husband David welcomed son Jack Francis Morrisey on July 4, 2020 at 4:36 p.m in Manassas, Virginia.

Jack weighed 8 lbs 2 oz and is the first child for Janna and David. The family lives in Centreville, Virginia.

1994 Cora, Dillon, and Cayla Thomas (PVI ’20, ’23, ’24) welcomed their newest Panther sibling, Douglas Luigi, Class of ’38, on September 29, 2020 at 12:15 a.m. A huge congratulations to parents Donna Prosser Thomas ’94 and Cliff Thomas and siblings Derek, Cody, Deanna, Christopher, Dayna, and Catherine on the addition of #10. That’s 46 years of Panther-hood for the Thomas family!

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1999 Ryan Rauner ’99 and wife Brittany welcomed their first child, Alessandra Gray Rauner, on May 8, 2020.

2000 Erin Armstrong Mayhugh ’00 and her husband Mark welcomed their daughter Piper Lucille Mayhugh on July 24, 2020. Piper weighed 8 lbs 14 oz.

Piper has a big brother, Landon, who turns 3 on December 27.

2003 2002 Katie Grim Tinsley ’02 and husband Clif welcomed son Chase Trevor Tinsley on March 10, just in time for extra family bonding, aka quarantine. Chase joined big brothers Trent (5) and Jake (3). “Our little COVID baby is all smiles and the perfect addition to our family,” shares Katie.

Jackie Crook Robinson, Liz Short Miller, Sarah Sullivan Hawkins, Nicole St. John Nesheim, Sheila Clarke Barnett, and Alex Velesz Whitworth, all Class of 2003, gathered at a baby shower for Jackie in September. This will be the 18th baby for this group of ’03 friends!

Stephen Grodek ’03, his wife Christine, and their three children reside in a suburb outside of New Orleans, where Stephen is stationed with the Marine Corps. Stephen and Christine are in the process of adopting internationally.

They have an adoption blog grodekadoptionjourney.com and a Go Fund Me campaign https://www.gofundme. com/f/grodek-adoption-fund to help support their efforts.

Their family appreciates PVI’s support, prayers and good intentions sent their way during this exciting time.

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CLASS NOTES

2007 Casey Bridges Costello ’07 and Zach Costello ’07 welcomed daughter Kolbe Catherine Costello on July 2, 2020. Kolbe is the younger sibling to Landon (6), Cooper (4), and Evie (2). Kolbe was baptized on August 9, 2020 at St. Timothy Catholic Church and her godmother is Maggie Bridges Malcolm ’05. Photos by Erinn Schaal ’11

2006 Amanda Walker Mundy ’06 and her husband David welcomed their son Declan Daniel Mundy on March 20, 2020 at 11:35 a.m. Declan weighed 8 lbs 1.5 oz, and measured 21.5 inches long. Declan is the second child for Amanda and David and is the sweetest little boy. Big sister, Lilly, keeps him happy and laughing.

Patti Hinko ’06 shares that the highlight of her 2020 was getting her senior foster cat Leo adopted into a loving home. Leo was also a star during her virtual teaching as a PVI English teacher in the Spring 2020 semester.

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2008 Tara Labons ’08 and husband Luke Unger ’07 welcomed John Luke Unger on Monday, September 14, 2020. He weighed 7 lbs, 5 oz and was 20 inches long.

Tara shares that John is a super happy baby and he loves to cuddle with his big sister Rose.

2013 William Goedde ’13 and wife Caroline welcomed a baby girl named Aurora Penelope North Goedde on July 8, 2020. She weighed 6.8 lbs and was 18.6 inches long.

Celebrating Milestones with our Alumni Have you recently welcomed a baby? Email us for your complimentary Future Panther bib.

2014 Alexandra Wingate ’14 was awarded the 2020 Rees Davies Prize for the best dissertation submitted as part of a one-year full-time or two-year part-time postgraduate Master’s degree in any United Kingdom institution of Higher Education. Alex’s dissertation was entitled ‘“Prosigue la librería”: Understanding late seventeenth-century Navarrese Book Culture through Lorenzo Coroneu’s Bookstore’, and was completed while earning her Master’s in the History of the Book at the Institute of English Studies, School of Advanced Study at the University of London. Alex is currently pursuing her Master’s in Library Science at Indiana University in Bloomington. After her graduation in May, Alex hopes to stay at IU to complete a PhD in Information Science.

Are you getting married and want a PVI banner for your PVI group photo? Let us know.

AJ Bergmann ’04 married Kelly Roth in 2019.

More than 120 PVI alumni have married other alumni – let us know if you are a PVI couple!

Drew Bonk ’04 and Erin Hughes ’04 were married in 2013.

Contact alumni@paulvi.net for any of the above. We look forward to hearing from you.

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IN MEMORIAM

The Paul VI community extends its prayers and condolences to the relatives of faculty, staff, alumni, students, parents and friends of the school who have passed away recently.

Elena Benitez | grandmother of Joseph Tashjian ’24 Paul Casey ’91 George Dehney | husband of Aimee Curry Dehney ’93 Denise Liss | Mother of Margaret ’89, Thomas ’91, Andrew ’94, Mary Kay ’96 Charles W. Robey | father of Christian Robey ’91 Betty Switzer | mother of Darby Switzer Falls ’87 and Mark Switzer ’88 Jerome P. Wilhelm, Sr. | father of Jerry Wilhelm ’91

Eternal rest, grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them.

May they rest in peace.

Parents, alumni, current students and staff worked tirelessly to remove locker door numbers for the Class of 2020 graduation gifts, theatre doors, an old hallway clock, and pieces of the library.

A True Team Effort Leaving the Fairfax building behind was made easier with the help of several volunteers. With tools in hand, trucks, ladders, hammers and brute force, we salvaged some items from Fairfax for our PVI Archives, future projects, and items to help us reminisce in years to come.

By the time we finished, the old school looked a lot like it did in the early days in 1983.

Tom Gardner ’86 and Jim Kenney ’87 load the old theater doors into a truck for one more haul to the storage room.

Shout-outs are in order for: • Rich Donahue (Employee 1986 – 2020) • Mark Fostek ’88

• Tim Brown ’87

• Tom Gardner ’86

• Kate Thompson ’89

• Amanda Emerson ’17

• Jim Kenney ’87

• Megan Revor ’18

• Irene Zaso P’18, ’21

• Michelle McAllister ’87

• James Hamrick ’22

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Former teacher Rich Donahue with alumnus Mark Fostek ’88 worked together to remove pieces of the PAC floor.

“Our patron, St. Francis de Sales said, ‘God is present everywhere and every person is his work.’ This is especially true at PVI, where God is in everything we do. May all who walk these halls continue to “Grow in Grace and Wisdom.”

— Ginny Colwell, Head of School

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Keeping Active During COVID The WCAC suspended all play until at least January 2021. Team were still able to condition and train with all COVID-safely protocols in place. “The Black and Gold Games,” a set of intra-squad competitions in several different sports, were held over four weeks in October and November.