GRATITUDE
REPORT 2022-2023
MISSION Regina High School is a Catholic college preparatory school in the Franciscan tradition of peace, service, and respect for the unique dignity of each person. Regina is committed to academic excellence, nurturing and guidance, and the moral, intellectual, physical, and personal growth of young women who face the challenges of today’s world.
My Dearest Friends of our Regina Family, We are excited to announce that we have changed the name of Annual Report to Gratitude Report. One of the most powerful emotions one can exhibit is gratitude. If we can find ways to be thankful and grateful throughout our life, we will find the power and emotional strength to walk through some of life’s hardest seasons. One of the things scripture teaches us through Psalms is that there is always something to be grateful for. The words of Lord Jesus: “It is more blessed to give than to receive,” Acts of the Apostles 20:35. Regina’s financial position is strong due to your generous contributions though treasure, time, and talent. Thank you!Enrollment is at the highest level in over twelve years. Our school leadership, the Board of Directors, our advancement department, and our finance team work together to ensure the prudent stewardship of Regina High School. Your donation this year has helped us to secure eleven full scholarships to eleven deserving students, upgrade our classrooms with the latest technology, increase our financial assistance, install air conditioning in the gymnasium, and initiate state-ofthe-art athletic turf field efforts. Our emphasis in the upcoming year is continue with facility improvements, focusing on arts and athletics. Building upon our solid traditions and foundation, Regina looks forward to the future. We are grateful to supporters, as you help us live out our mission. We are confident that Regina will continue to use its blessings to form exceptional young women, as they learn to discover and share their God-given talents. Thank you for sharing yours with us to continue this important mission. We have a fantastic family of astonishing students, involved and sincere families, dedicated faculty and staff, philanthropic donors, and generous community partners. I feel incredibly lucky to be part of Regina’s beautiful mission and vision. I am proud beyond measure of our students and love seeing how far they go beyond high school with help from a solid foundation set by their Regina experience. Thank you again for your gifts to our school; you answer our prayers. With Gratitude and Saddlelite Blessings,
Mary Treder Lang, CPA, CGMA
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mr. Steven Basile Mrs. Meghan Sweeney Bean ‘04 Ms. Rosanne Brugnoni
2022 -2023 Ms. Kathy Galen '82 Mrs. Richele Ososkie Mrs. Lisa Ruggirello
Mr. Michael Thomas Mrs. Patti Vaughn Ms. Stacy Ziarko '99
Ex Officio Members Sister Barb Krakora, SSJ-TOSF Mary Treder Lang, CPA- CGMA
THE STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AND FINANCIAL POSITION July 1, 2022 -June 30, 2023
REVENUE
ASSETS
Tuition and Fees
$
3,893,935
Department Revenue
$
312,164
(Store, Café, Departments) Donations and Fundraising
$
1,455,972
Investment Income
$
117,920
Other Income
$
106,909
Total Revenue
$
5,886,901
EXPENSES
Cash
$
356,689
Investments
$ 1,654,971
Plant & Facilities
$ 8,761,218
Other Assets
$
Total Assets
$ 11,485,498
712,620
LIABILITIES
Salaries and Benefits
$
2,951,781
Accounts Payable
$
211,770
Financial Aid & Scholarships
$
1,196,481
Mortgage
$ 2,355,401
Facilities
$
881,517
Prepaid Tuition
$ 1,239,648
Fundraising
$
122,433
Other Liabilities
$
Other Expense
$
865,902
Mortgage Interest
$
100,862
Total Liabilities
$ 3,809,954
Total Expenses
$
6,118,977
Capital
$ 7,675,544
Total Liabilites and Capital
$ 11,485,498
3,135
We've been stepping it up at Regina
Giving 22-23 57%
Alumnae Parent 9% Business 5% Current Parents 3%
Increase in Dollars
Alumnae 37%
Foundation 6%
72% Friend 20%
Organization 18%
1,834 Gifts Given Appeals receiving the most support: 1. Athletic Complex 2. Scholarships
3. Financial Assistance 4. Annual Fund
Of Gifts were $100 or Less Thanks to YOU, we were able to... Establish 3 new scholarships Install AC in the gymnasium Update 3 more classrooms with new furniture Launch Athletic Complex Project Improve Kitchen refrigeration system
A FANTASTIC YEAR OF FINE ARTS The many artists at Regina had a sensational year both on the stage and in the studio. The Regina Players put on two successful shows, Mamma Mia in the fall and A My Name Is Alice in the spring. Their spring show was adjudicated as part of the Sutton Foster Awards for the second year. Juniors Giselle Bourbeau and Aubrianna Scott were selected to participate in the awards, where over 120 local students competed. In the studio, students utilized multiple mediums to create beautiful works of art this year. Their pieces have become staples in the hallways where students, staff, and visitors can see their beautiful creations. Many works are featured more widely in the community. The Regina Christmas card artwork was designed by Solenne Orlando-Lauria ’22, and many students had pieces displayed in local galleries this year.
34 junior and senior art students received a grant from the DIA to attend the VanGogh in America exhibit
3
seniors had work accepted into the Macomb County Secondary Student Exhibit at the Anton Art Center in Mt. Clemens
12
seniors artists displayed their work in the first annual Senior Art Showcase at Regina
300+
14 different sports offered to Regina Students
70% of students participate in sports
championship victories have been earned by our Saddlelites
ADDING TO THE TROPHY CASE It was a great year to be a Saddlelite! Our teams worked hard to bring home new titles and awards to Regina. During the 22-23 school year the Saddlelite teams achieved . . .
4 District Titles 1 Regional Title 1 Final Four Appearance 3 CHSL Team Finalists 2 State Team Finalists Individual athletes were awarded or recognized for the following accomplishments . . .
12 All-State Athletes 4 CHSL Individual Champions 1 State Individual Finalists 1 State Individual Champion 4 Seniors signing NIL to play in college
LEARNING Outside THE CLASSROOM At Regina, we pride ourselves on providing a college preparatory education to all students. But some of the most valuable learning experiences can happen outside the classroom. Our students have two opportunities through Regina to get real work experience while still students. Through the Digital Lakes Internship program, students had the unique opportunity to participate in three (3) one-month-long paid internships at three (3) companies. Students experienced what types of IT/digital/tech projects are happening at various companies and industries. Companies included are GM, HAP, Recaro, Vectorworks, Magna, Delta Dental, and Cummins. The Beaumont Hospital Grosse Pointe co-op program trains students as tech aides to assist hospital staff with patient care. Beaumont staff’s hands-on training enables students to perform various procedures, including obtaining vital signs, assisting with feeding and comfort care, helping mobilize patients, and participating in nurse staff huddles. Featured on the next two pages are student reflections from both experiences.
Things went great at Recaro! I gave a 15 minute presentation to the COO and VP on Thursday and they seemed very pleased, I got some really good feedback. I start at GM tomorrow. I’m really loving this program so far, I’m learning a ton!
Chase Ruczynski '23
I've learned that a heightened sense of empathy is the key difference between good patient care and excellent patient care. Is your patient unable to speak/move well, perhaps due to a stroke? Check on them more often than you're used to because they can't call for help. Did you go into a patient's room just for vitals, but it turns out their brief is soiled? YOU wouldn't want to be stuck sitting in that all day, so don't put off changing them when the timing is more convenient. Do you spot a call light for a patient that isn't yours? Unless you have an urgent task, check on that patient anyway. They're already sick and/or aching; don't prolong their misery just because you're not in the mood to help. The little things can truly make the biggest difference in your patients' experience at the hospital.
Jaden Amparo '23 Empathy has been a huge virtue in my life. It dictates how I act towards others and the important steps I take in my everyday life. However, when working in a hospital, this virtue dictates EVERYTHING one does. For a patient, one has to be able to understand how they are feeling, to help them better. When talking to coworkers, one has to understand that we are all busy and dealing with many things, therefore have patience.
Eva Faddoul '23
Eva Faddoul '23
THE YEAR OF SADDLELITE ACCOLADES The 2022-2023 school year was busy for our Saddlelites! From new endeavors, returning clubs, and a few Regina classics bringing home some recent awards, it was an excellent year for Regina Clubs!
Mock Trial
In the club's inaugural year, our Mock Trial team advanced to states in Lansing! Our all-girl team was the first of its kind and blew the judges away at Macomb County's Courthouse. They were only one of ten teams to compete at the state level.
25+
clubs offered at Regina orensics
Forensics
Brought back as a club by alumna Julie Cash Sharp '76, the Forensic Team engages in public speaking, competing against other Catholic schools in the Metro Detroit area. Competing in multiple competitions over the year, they received top ribbons at each one! Aubriana Scott '24, Audrey Schena '24, and Madison Ezell '27 went to the National Competition in Louisville, Kentucky.
Eva Faddoul '23
Student Council This year Student Council, headed to the MASC/MAHS Michigan Student Leadership State conference in Grand Rapids and came home with three awards! Regina High School was the only Catholic school nominated, winning in every category, taking home the most accolades EVER in a year! We also received the highest award at this conference, the Star School Award!
Saddlebots It was a year of change for our Saddlebots, Team #7188, who went from a veteran team the year before, to being comprised of only three freshmen for the ‘22-’23 academic year. The Saddlebots finished 28th out of 42 teams at their first robotics tournament! Due to their highly consistent individual robot scoring, the SaddleBots were selected to compete for the championship round in an alliance. The team is currently ranked number 241 out of 480 teams in the state.
Eva Faddoul '23
STEM
In the introduction to STEM classes, students learn how to work with others, think critically and creatively, and be an organized and proactive members of the 21st century using modern technologies such as 3D printing, coding, and circuitry
Eva Faddoul '23
Congratulating the Class of
2023
66 Department Pins and Certificates Awarded
75%
Graduated With Academic Honors
$8,093,000 In Academic Scholarships Offered
1,300+
Hours of Community Service Performed
Powderpuff 6peat!
CELEBRATING OUR PAST AS WE LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE The Regina High School Hall of Fame was established to honor the men and women who have made significant contributions to Regina. Inducted at the second Hall of Fame ceremony were: cross country and track and field coach, Gregg Golden, Alumna, Janet Leze ’60, powderpuff coach, Bill Madek, and former teacher, Michele J. Robertson. Also inducted were the 1989 and 2004 State Championship Softball teams. These great women and men are leading the way in educating, guiding, and mentoring the next generation of strong women.
58%
the future is female
87%
WE BELIEVE
"The majority – 60% – of girls’ school grads report higher self-confidence over their coed peers." —Dr. Linda Sax, UCLA, Women Graduates of Single-Sex and Coeducational High Schools: Differences in their Characteristics and the Transition to College
"Students at all-girls schools have higher aspirations and greater motivation than their female peers at coed independent and public schools. 99% of students at all-girls schools expect to earn a four-year degree. More than two-thirds expect to earn a graduate or professional degree." —Dr. Richard A. Holmgren, Allegheny College, Steeped in Learning: The Student Experience at All-Girls Schools
"Girls’ school grads are 6 times more likely to consider majoring in math, science, and technology compared to girls who attended coed schools." —Goodman Research Group, The Girls’ School Experience: A Survey of Young Alumnae of Single-Sex Schools
"A national survey found that nearly 87% of girls’ school students feel their voices – their opinions – are respected compared to 58% of girls at coed schools." —National Coalition of Girls’ Schools
"93% of girls’ school grads say they were offered greater leadership opportunities than peers at coed schools and 80% have held leadership positions since graduating from high school." —Goodman Research Group, The Girls’ School Experience: A Survey of Young Alumnae of Single-Sex Schools
With immense joy and gratitude, we thank you for the blessings your support has bestowed upon Regina High School. Your commitment to Regina High School has not only transformed the physical aspects of our institution, while igniting a spirit of hope and possibility among our students. Your belief in the power of education and dedication to our school's mission has inspired everyone in our community. As we move forward, we promise to continue working tirelessly to uphold the standard of excellence that you've helped us achieve. The future is bright, and it is because ofpatty individuals like you who recognize the importance of education in shaping the world. Thank you for Stepping into Action! to write
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Brian Baczkowski Carol Graczyk Baczkowski ‘61 & David Baczkowski Michelle Minauro Badali ‘83 Maricar Balite ‘89 Elaine Bonkowski Baluch ‘71 Michael & Dorota Bamford Zoe Bamford ‘23 Mary-Suzanne Bartone Bante ‘75 & James Bante Jill Baran ‘94 Susan Trenkle Barker ‘86 & Joseph Barker Kathryn Catania Bartus ‘66 & Richard Bartus Consolacion Basas Ashlynne Basile ‘12 Steven & Delores Basile Suzanne Basile The Batchik Family Tamika Bates ‘94 Mary Baulch ‘94 Bea's Beverages, LLC Meghan Sweeney Bean ‘04 & Brett Bean Beautiful Skincare, LLC Corrie Ensroth Beaverson ‘96 Leanora Brun Bender ‘77 Joseph Bennett Isabella Berch ‘23 James & Carol Berch Christine Biela Berendt ‘67 Gerald & Crystal Beresford John & Laura Berlin Karen Christie Bernacki ‘62 & Edward Bernacki Anne Meyers Berschback ‘60 Richard & Mary Berschback Colleen Beshara
Erin Beshke Michele Elya Bieszki ‘71 & James Bieszki Ryan Black Marilynn Blair Megan Block ‘09 Brooke Bobowski ‘23 Catherine & Stanley Bobowski Shelby Bobowski ‘15 Karen Stark Bogle ‘89 & William Bogle, Jr. Jim Bokshan Donna Bonaldi-Swan ‘79 Bonobo Winery Nicole Booms Beth Bottenfield Doris Bower Evelyn Joy Tallerico Brady ‘61 Michael Brady Liza Brandt Rick Brandt John & Linda Brennan Briarwood Family Dental Margarita Brinker The Brisse Family Kimberly Bronzino Marlene Feldmann Brooks ‘61 Perry Brown Joan Walters Brown ‘61 Gay Nickowski Weed-Browne ‘64 & William Browne Annamarie & Zachary Bruce Rosanne Bommarito Brugnoni Catherine Maier Brunkey ‘61 & Richard Brunkey Lisa Bennett Bruno ‘84 & Anthony Bruno Pasquale Bruno Angela Pizzuti Buchholz ‘06
Deborah Burleson Kathleen Stachura Butt ‘66 Patrick & Leslie Cahill Melanie Callaghan Michele Callaghan Lori Caloia ‘96 Donna Campbell ‘03 Jody Campbell Robert Campbell Canalside Pizza Company Joseph & Marlene Caporale Anna Carlin ‘16 Kenneth & Susan Carlson Louis Carnaghi Cindy Carney Dolores Spoutz Carolan ‘65 & Monty Carolan Patricia Schindler Carroll ‘65 Georgana Cartwright Marie Saracino Caruso ‘61 & Joseph Caruso Sheryl Bendis Carvill ‘84 & Brian T. Carvill Maureen Cash ‘80 Cynthia Guzik Cendrowski ‘73 & Gary Cendrowski Central Indiana Community Foundation Linda Chappelle Henry & Patricia Chase Chateau Chantal Chick-fil-a Chipotle Anne Chlebnik ‘92 Christian Financial Credit Union Jeanne Sind Christie ‘70 & Donald Christie Jaime Corte Christopher ‘94 Kathleen Ciaramitaro
Jacqueline Ciolek ‘06 Maria Ciolino ‘11 Elizabeth Brown Clara ‘61 Dennis & Mary Ellen Clark Kimberly Clark ‘83 Margaret Clark ‘05 Patricia Clark-Martin Class of 1962 Class of 1972 Class of 1973 Class of 1978 Class of 1982 Class of 2023 Chiara Clayton ‘94 Kellie Clifton ‘08 Coca-Cola Give! Eva Cockerline Suzanne Coffman Rebecca Compton Connect4Cancer Jamie Nevedal Consiglio ‘94 & Nick Consiglio John & Monica Cooper Peter & Janis Cornwell Richard & Barbara Corona Corporate Flight Richard Corteville Sharon Cracchiolo Corteville ‘65 & Hugh Corteville Nicole Nemitz Cortis ‘06 Janis Wiedyke Cottrell ’84 & Paul Cottrell Donna Davis Covington ‘60 & Robert Covington Janice Borowiak Craig ‘78 & Brian Craig Ann Creed Joanne Mollicone Crispignani ‘71 & Vincent Crispignani Erin Hendrick Crist ‘96 & John Crist Rhonda Crittle ‘06 Lynne Cronyn John & Marjorie Culos Scott & Jennifer Cutter Andrea Lucas Cwiklinski ‘82 & Mark Cwiklinski Elizabeth Cwiklinski ‘23 D.C Investment Group, Inc
Stephen & Margaret D'Addario Sally D'Luge Susie D'Luge John & Katie Dailey Elizabeth Murphy Daligga ‘74 Maria DeStefano Danckaert ‘61 & Richard Danckaert Nicole Rashid Daniell ‘94 Paul & Michelle Darr DAS Architects, P.C. Theresa Holzhauer Daugherty ‘78 & Leo Daugherty Davison Auto Parts Rachael DeBlouw Dalton DeCasas Michele Decker John & Michelle Dell'Isola Gregory & Melissa DeMars Sandra DeMonaco ‘63 John Dentel Diane Depue Mary Desjardins Sydney Desjardine ‘23 Kelly Desmarais ‘96 Detroit Grille House Detroit Tigers Inc. Judith DeWitte ‘93 William Diamond Ann Diamond-Percy ‘94 & Kenneth Percy William & Judith Diehl Salvatore DiFranco Michael & Karen DiGirolamo Dorrie Dils DiNello Team Real Estate John Dinka Joseph Dinverno Disability Attorneys of Michigan Peter & Erin Ann Disante Mark & Tracy DiSanto Kristina Krausman DiVozzo ‘06 Michelle Miller Dobbs ‘89 & Louis Dobbs Olivia Dobbs ‘23 Kathryn Dolenga ‘89 Gail Bellanca Dombrowski ‘94 & Douglas Dombrowski Diane Nader Dougherty ‘82 & Daniel Dougherty
Karen Faba Dowd ‘91 & Jeff Dowd Brian Dowgiallo Mark & Janie Doyle Charles & Susan Drabik DTE Energy Foundation Deborah Barker Duda ‘94 & James Duda Michael Duda Julia Dukaj ‘23 Melissa Dunford Suzanne Dunn Susan Eckenrod Durfee ‘67 & John Durfee DVM Utilities EA Graphics Eastside Racing Company Edcor Edmund T. Ahee Jewelers Joseph & Joann Egelski Raji El-Kassouf Michael Elrick & Tresa Baldas Elrick Emagine Entertainment Ellen Mulhern Engel ‘79 & John Engel Toni Enright Colleen Servitto Eovaldi ‘80 & Michael Eovaldi Sherri & Kevin Esch Stephanie& Philip Estrellas Theresa Staniszewski Ewald ‘67 & John Ewald F45 Training Macomb Faircloth Mark & Ann Faoro Jennifer Faunce Sandy & Roger Favrow Christine Christine Timothy & Sheryl Fedler Annette Feeney Darlene Briskey Fekin ‘67 & Gregory Fekin Julie Felix Chloe Felix ‘94 Edward & Geraldine Fencyk Anthony & Nora Ferlito Adriana Fernandez Ina Fernandez Marco & Polly Fernandez
I have so many parts of Regina that I would like to support . . . There’s Eleonore Ellero, whose music and drama program makes Regina stand out among its peers. There’s Coach Laffey . . . Mary Jo Czarnecki, who always managed to bring a smile to my girls’ faces no matter what mood they were in. And there’s the counseling center, especially Amy Dulgerian, who provided so much comfort and support to my girls throughout their high school career and who was so helpful and patient as they worked through the college application and admission process. As Detroiters, we would also like to help more of our neighbors enjoy a high - quality education while bringing much needed diversity to campus.
M. L Elrick Alumnae Parent Christopher & Julie Fett Connie Fett Monica Fett FIRST in Michigan Nicole Bartell Fisher ‘94 Mary Ann Ceckowski Fisher ‘61 & John Fisher Lisa Flanigan Gail Fleury Patrick & Nancy Folk Jeffery & Rosa Foltz Food Services, Inc.
Christine Plajstek Forster ’94 Michelle Desmet Foster ’80 & Robert Foster Douglas & Angie Fowler Debra Fedenis Fox ’78 & James Fox Jamie Kleisinger Fox ’96 & Dan Fox Van & Karen Fox Emily Frikken ‘09 Tom & Jennifer Gaff Maria Galbraith ‘87
Kathleen Galen ‘82 Kathleen Czarnik Gallaher ‘66 & John Gallaher Thomas Gamrat Anne Ganakas Deana Gardiner Cynthia Marchetti Gardner ‘68 Mary Beth Gardocki ‘94 Christine Westrick Garling ‘79 & Matthew Garling Kathleen & Matthew Garner Florence Ciesinski Garrity ‘84 & James Garrity Julie Quinlan Garvey ‘66 & Paul Garvey Sergio & Kelly Gasperoni Franca Simone Gelle ‘68 Carrie Gelmini Katherine Genaw Gary & Patti Gendernalik Mario & Kimberly Genna Kate Gentry ‘23 Michele Gerdes Brian Gerhart Audrey Giannola Elaine Shellman Gilbert ‘70 & Gary Gilbert Gilbert Family Dental Gilberts Hardware Paula Sahadi Gloster ‘90 Colette Swantek Golec ‘76 Carol VanDeVoort Goodman ‘74 & Mark Goodman Nicole Goodson Alice Gorgas ‘60 Mark Gosciewski Laura Gowland Sylvia & Gary Graham Darla Granger Constance Gray ‘61 Michael Grimmer Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Jason & Andrea Groth Sheila Ponti Guaio ‘94 Liliana DeFelicis Guest ‘82 & Stan Guest Mirjana & Michael Haddad Megan Culos Hakerem ‘97 & Jason Hakerem
Ronald Hakim Cynthia Haley Susan Haloostock Susan Hamel ‘65 Susan Evans Hanrahan ‘83 & John Hanrahan Patricia Hanratty ‘65 Christina Cascos Hansen ‘94 & Tony Hansen Cynthia Pasvant Hargis ‘95 & Matthew Hargis Bianca Harvey Michelle Hawkins ‘85 Linda Shermetaro Hayden ‘72 & Douglas Hayden Susan Hayes Margaret Collins Hebeler ‘77 Joan DeBacker Hebert ‘60 Patrick Hensler Ulysses Hernandez Jennifer VandenBrooks Herrington ‘92 Ina Herzer Judd Herzer Helen Maksym Hicks ‘74 Sabrina Hiedemann ‘01 Daniel & Susan Hier Pamela Hill Cynthia Piontkowski Hind ‘66 Patricia Hallman Hoffman ’80 Julie Macks Hogan ‘92 Stephanie Hoover William Horetski Abigail Hornberger ‘22 Carrie Hourani Zella Sharon Houston ‘86 Mark Hrabovsky Patricia Kosal Hudzik ‘65 JoAnn Bartnik Huebner ‘71 & Don Huebner Randal Huff Jaclyn Tomaszewski Huffman ‘00 Huntington Bank Renee Perkins Hurst ‘94 & Chris Hurst Daniel Hutchison Tracie Hutchinson Hydraulic Parts Source Cheryl Hyslop
Nancy Jackson Mark Jacob Diane Bendis Jacobs ‘87 & Gary Jacobs Cathleen Jacobson Carol Jadach Jamison Smythe Jansen ‘95 Jessica Jarski ‘22 Patrice Magreta Jarski ‘89 & Dean Jarski Jemm 4 Life LLC Julie Jenkins Robin & Frank Jenkins Jennifer Mitchell Consulting LLC Edie Jennings Jenoptik Jentees Custom Screen Printing LLC Renee Jodway Danielle Tirone Joffrion ‘06 & Dustin Joffrion Karen Jogan ‘89 Dan Johnson Eileen Ledwon Johnson ‘79 & David Johnson Jessica Johnson ‘10 Lois Urban Johnson ‘60 & Willis Johnson Madryn Haun Johnson ‘60 & Leroy Johnson Mary Polacsek Johnson ‘08 Timothy & Sharon Johnson Claire Johnstone ‘23 Maureen Onderbeke Jonker ‘68 & David Jonker Josef's European Pastry Shop Francis Joseph Brian Joseph & Gerarda Tobin Paul & Karen Jozefczyk David & Jennifer Jozefowicz Jessica Beltran Juhasz ‘06 Katherine Kaczanowski ‘09 Paula Kaczmarek ‘66 James & Carol Kaiser Carin Okragleski Kale ‘78 Laura Watt Kalisz ‘84 Al Kane Kimberly Kane Sharon Kane
Lorraine Kasper Catherine Hojna Kauflin ‘80 & Kenneth Kauflin Marwan Kazimi Daniel Kearney Elizabeth Kelch Linda Jamroz Kempa ‘73 & Lawrence Kempa Parker Kern ‘23 Mary Nihem Kiefer ‘97 Marianne & John Kiefer Joan Killoran ‘66 Mary Killough Dean Kim Diane Kimball Sandra Belli Kirk ‘78 & Michael Kirk Karen Belli Kirsch ‘80 & Matthias Kirsch Daher & Najwa Kiryakoza Melissa Garcia Klamo ‘00 & Ben Klamo Sophia Klein ‘23 Brigitte Klotzek-Obringer ‘98 Hans Dietrich & JoAnn Klotzek John & Kathryn Koetters Cynthia Riddell Kolesar ‘70 & Clem Kolesar Melissa Kolpasky ‘23 Anne Komoroski ‘22 Lauren Wagner Komoroski ‘92 & Daniel Komoroski Gloria Konczalski Ronald & Sally Koshko Mary Dombrowski Kosinski ‘71 & Ross Kosinski Natalie Kosnik Davis ‘04 Susan Tremblay Koss ‘71 & Karl Koss Jill Miller Koterba ‘78 & Joseph Koterba Elle Kourtakis ‘23 Barbara Makowski Kowalski ‘60 & Donald Kowalski Julie Kozikowski Deborah De Hayes Kraft ’68 & Kenneth Kraft Geraldine DeBacker Krankel ‘66 Geralyn Lukaszewski Krause ‘71
Amy O'Brien Kravitz ‘85 & George Kravitz Anna Krieter Kroger Donna Marzolino Kronner ‘74 & Joseph Kronner Cessily Bell Kruse ‘06 Mary Louise Kryzminski ‘61 Lisa Muglia Kucinski ‘96 & Brian Kucinski Sandra Kuhlmann ‘88 Mary Ann Cipkowski Kuhn ‘72 & John Kuhn Keith & Deann Kujawski Shelby Liebler Kukuk ‘02 Jennifer Kulter Pauline Kulwicki ‘68 Jennifer Kurk ‘99 Harry Kurtz Clarence & Cynthia LaBudde Jennifer Kozlo LaFave ‘94 & Brian LaFave Diane Laffey Lisa LaFrance Megan Landers ‘90 Jennifer Butler Langlois ‘94 Gary & Julia Langowski Natalie Lanzi ‘23 Paul & Heather Lanzi Paul & Veronica LaPlant Scott Laquiere Keith Larson LB Office Furniture Anne Faba Lehr ‘94 Mary Beth Miller Leija ‘71 Jennifer Lentocha ‘93 Angela Leuch ‘07 Kelly Semmelroch Lewerenz ‘86 & Frederick Lewerenz Jenny & Steve Lewis Janet Spanich Leze ‘60 Licavoli’s Sugar Coated Designs By Josie Kathrine Sison Liggins ‘89 & Garry Liggins Stanislaw & Anna Lisica Kevin & Deanna Livingston Mary Loewen Barbara Jabalee Lohmann ‘63
Lou Shook Creative Michelle Lowin ‘84 Dennis & Anne Loy Thomas Lucas Adrianna Lucido ‘23 Teresa Veltri Lucido ‘81 & Alex Lucido Elaine Mack Robert Mack Macomb Ace Hardware Macomb Batting Cages Christopher Madek Patricia Madek Lynn Durfee Mahon ‘89 & Timothy Mahon Majectic Theatre Center, INC Joseph & Barbara Makowski Anne Malilay Lauren Malinzak Judith Manczuk Marie Sepos Manofsky ‘65 & Jerome Manofsky Scott Manteuffel Manteuffel Services LLC Patrice Mantovani ‘81 Mary Manuszak Marchese ‘08 Lisa Ann Marek ‘83 George & Cheryl Maristela Mark Electronics Inc. Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle David Marlinga Sara Giannotta Marshall ‘94 & Geoff Marshall Edward & Dorothy Martel Linda Mikonowicz Martinelli ‘73 Maja Bernadich Martinez ‘94 & Enrique Martinez Margaret Maruschak ‘64 Dianne Alter Marvaso ‘67 Ava Marzolf ‘23 Mascela Design, LLC Margaret Mason ‘88 Mateyka Family Charitable Account Bethany DeMars Matus ‘07 & Alex Matus Michael & Brenda Mayer Toni Fera Mayfield ‘78 Richard Mazur
John & Anne McAlpine Kathleen McAndrews Jacqueline Rzepecki McCarroll ‘67 & James McCarroll Patrick & Susan McCarroll Craig & Lynn McCollom Kimberly McDonald Tim McElmurry Constance Kolis McGhie ‘67 & Stephen McGhie Pamela Moceri McGuire ‘91 & Rob McGuire Deborah Gase McHardy ‘78 Linda Sowell McInerney ‘72 & Daniel McInerney Stephanie & Bryan McIntyre Susan McIntyre James & Suzanne McKenna Kathleen Hamel McMahon ‘66 Kathleen Hynes McMillan ‘78 & A. H. McMillan Thomas & Patricia McNeill Mandy McNew McNish Family Foundation Leslie Mead Kelsey Meier ‘09 Meijer Mary Sarpolus Mellerowicz ‘73 Leanne Smith Melling ‘94 & Mark Melling Lauren Mellor ‘02 Jessica Melton Ernest Messing Rose Meyers Peter & Vanessa Micakovic Michael Smith Farm Bureau Insurance Lia Grillo Michaels ‘02 Rosemary Wagner Michels ‘04 & Spencer Michels Robert & Carolyn Michielutti Michigan Chemical Products, INC. Michigan Council for Women in Technology Foundation Barbara Staskowski Milbauer ‘62 Serafine Milinovich Lea Mascia Miller ‘92 & & David Miller
Richard & Jeanette Miller Sheila Salloum Millett ‘83 & Roman Millett James Minnick Michele Makowski Minoletti ‘73 & Edgar Sanchez Alan & DeAnna Miotke John & Maureen Miscavish Charles & Michele Missig Ron Mitzel Cheryl Stepien Moceri ‘66 & Cross Moceri Jeanne Moceri-Mitchell ‘88 Renee Desjardins Moeller ‘94 & Richard Moeller Karen Mohr ‘71 Mariamalia Moncaleano Melissa Kane Moncaleano ‘94 & Juan Moncaleano Monster Energy Company Mark Montgomery Robert Montilla Julie Ruggirello Moore ‘96 & Jason Moore Mary Moroz ‘74 Louise VanDamme Morrill Barner ‘61 & Harry Morrill Barner Kelly Pitts Morrin ‘84 Heather Maiuri Morrison ‘89 & Lorance Morrison Mary Ann Moscara Motor City Lacrosse LLC
Denise Motowski Jack Mowry MQC Group Inc Thomas & Diane Mueller Scott & Carrie Mullica Diane DeFrancis Munn ‘84 Gina Munson ‘15 Karen Murawski Henry Murawski Tom Murphy Pamela Wasko Murray ‘74 & Mike Murray Kurt & Mary Nadolski Mark Nauts Kenneth Navock Alisa Roths Nelson ‘95 Beth Nesbitt Jennifer Nicholas ‘83 Michele Morand Nicol ‘66 & John Nicol Roseann Nicosia ‘74 Catherine DeFauw Nies ‘91 & James Nies Susan Kulik Niskanen ‘79 Nothing Bundt Cakes Nourished Living LLC Nowak & Fraus Engineers Patricia O'Brien Kathleen O'Connor ‘61 Nancy O'Connell O'Connor Dentistry Kelli Lehotsky O'Neil ‘94 Kathleen O'Shea
Mary Stawarz Oakie ‘79 & Michael Oakie Oasis Heating & Cooling Beline & Tony Obeid Michelle Oben ‘05 Edward Obidzinski Rachel Oligney Jennifer Schmid Opolski ‘91 & Joe Opolski Carol Ziegenbein Osborn ‘84 & Douglas Osborn Laura Oshell Ricci & James Ososkie Thomas Ostrowski Rene Owens Shannon Ozga P.U.L.S.E. Erin McInerney Page ‘02 Michelle Jones Pageau ‘96 & Jeffrey Pageau Veronica Vasquez Pakenas ‘94 Ann Valentine Palomino ‘91 & Eduardo Palomino Gaetano Paone Parkway Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram Madison Parrinello ‘22 Elizabeth Ponkowski Parry ‘08 Lisa Rapske Pascaretti ‘02 Terese & Brian Pauken Audrey Pearsall ‘23 Catherine Pearson ‘11 Charles & Yvonne Pearson
Mary B. Pellerito Mary G. Pellerito ‘88 Joseph & Leslie Pellerito Amy Reischel Pelletier ‘91 & Todd Pelletier Teresa Perkins Amy Gates Perreca ‘93 Beth Perry Petersons Home Care Inc. Charita Petrina ‘91 Polly Cocquyt Petrino ‘94 Celeste Pichette Pichette ‘88 Donald Pierce Sarah Maul Pierce ‘94 Pietrzyk Pierogi Marilyn Pintar Jennifer Pirret Kathleen Merecki Plotkowski ‘82 & Robert Plotkowski Steven & Christine Ploucha Judy Testori Pochmara ‘73 & Christopher Pochmara Lisa Palatash Pogue ‘68 & David Pogue Jeffrey Pokriefka Mary-Anne Polan Barbara Waldeck Polance ‘66 Angela Mancani Ponte ‘89 & Matthew Ponte Jennifer Targosz Porada ‘99 Janice Porter ‘72 Catherine Praet ‘11 Precision Landscaping
Proactive Technology Management, Inc. Kathryn Ketchum Psilis ‘06 Joyce Purakal ‘95 Pure Barre Shelby Twp. Darlene Stefani Purzycki ‘63 Krishna Putchakayala Lucy Rubino Putlak ‘78 & David Putlak Quarry Gardens Landscape Supply Christina Plonka Rader ‘97 William & Jo Anne Raffoul Janet Kroth Ramsey ‘68 & Richard Ramsey Larry Rancilio Mary Rau ‘60 Louise Galasso Rau ‘69 Karen Polakowski Raudabaugh ‘80 Beverlee Miller Raymond ‘68 & John Raymond Red Goose Spice Company LLC Diane Reece ‘73 Regina Dads Club Regina Mothers Guild Joshua & Karyn Regnerus Christopher Reichmann Rembrandt Construction, Inc. Andrea Zemens Renaud ‘91 & James Renaud
Jacqueline Okragleski Renner ‘81 & John Renner Mary Wandor Rey ‘73 & Timothy Rey Beth Penxa Reyes ‘82 Nancy Reynaert ‘60 Lisa Thomas Riachi ‘82 & Mansour Riachi Eileen DiSante Rider ‘06 Victoria Bojalad Riedel ‘86 & Gary Riedel Diane Krizon Riva ‘79 & Paul Riva Valerie Osterlund Rivard ‘60 & Thomas Rivard John & Sheila Roarty Mary Catherine Kirouac Robinson ‘65 Kathleen Rakowski Roehrig ‘76 & Michael Roehrig Leah Mack Romanowski ‘06 Nancy Romig Benny Romita Ron's Reliable Restoration and Construction, LLC Joyce Kierschke Rondini ‘64 & Louis Rondini Christine Rosa Nicole & Carlo Rosati Corinne Roskopp ‘02 Karen Ross-Palonis ‘73 Deb Rossi Rotary Club of Grosse Pointe Sunrise Foundation
Maureen Raymond Roth ‘86 & Frank Roth Albert & Loreen Roths Janet Ruhig Roulo ‘66 Roy O'Brien Ford, Inc Tami Rozenboom Chase Ruczynski ‘23 Mary Shedlock Ruedel ‘81 & John Ruedel Mary Ruemenapp ‘75 Charles & Lisa Ruggirello Jeanne Ruggirello Marilyn Wroblewski Ruh ‘62 & John Ruh Judith Geis Rutan ‘73 & C. Richard Rutan Trisha Rutledge Charlene Ryan Tammy Rybicki Melanie & Jason Ryska Sandra Slaughter Sahadi ‘61 & Fred Sahadi Lisa Kenny Saigh ‘89 & David Saigh Harold Sakalian Patricia Mazur Salerno ‘83 & Thomas Salerno Robin Samyn & Anthony Paniccia Beverly Putz Sandoval ‘65 & Ronald Sandoval Amanda VanProeyen Santiago ‘94
Marie Buffa Saputo ‘68 & Nicholas Saputo Brigid Scartozzi Frank Scartozzi Paul Schaap Andrea Deputat Schaeffer ‘96 Helena & Michael Scharf Kristin Piana Schena ‘90 & Anthony Schena Schena Roofing and Sheet Metal Co., Inc Stephanie Scheper ‘23 Erin Schmid Tara Schmid Arlene Schoenherr Serafina Schorer Edward & Margo Schulte Margaret Palm Schultz ‘65 & Edward Schultz Michaelyn Sebold ‘98 Linda Como Seestedt-Stanford ’69 & Mark Stanford Mark Seilo Geraldine Finazzo Seip ‘68 & Charles Seip Nicole Robbins Serraiocco ‘94 & Carlo Serraiocco SES Group, LLC Julie Cash Sharp ‘76 & Rodney Sharp Barbara Sheridan Jaclyn Sheridan ‘05
Dear Regina, You have had such a beautiful and powerful impact on my family’s life - first through the wonderful years of my daughter, Beatrice (Tepel) Wolnerman, Class of 2010 - and secondly, for hosting my granddaughter’s, Cossette Wolnerman’s, Baptism in the Regina Chapel on July 22, 2023. So many blessing. I am most sincerely grateful.
Harriet Lodholz Alumnae Parent
Renee Mason Sherry ‘89 & Frank Sherry Susan Shinners Shinola Detroit, LLC. Janet Klein Shishakly ‘73 & Rachad Shishakly Janice Shock Patricia Karas Shubnell ‘71 & Dennis Shubnell Marilyn Sicklesteel ‘71 Signarama Brian & Kimberly Sikora Brian & Samantha Sikorski Norman Silverman Robert Simpson Gjergi Sinishtaj Graciano Sison Ismaelita Sison Priscila Sison Mary Ann Zuchora Skaggs ‘64 & James Skaggs Audrey Rajewski Smith ‘67 & Richard Smith Kristin Mesky Smith ‘99 & Kyle Smith Mindy Smith Sherry Smith ‘77 & David Cunningham Timothy Smith Barbara Koski Snodgrass ‘67 & John Snodgrass Susan Snyder Heather DeWinter Snyder ‘88 Elizabeth Sawtell Sobczak ‘95 & Terry Sobczak Thomas & Susanna Sokol Rosemary Goeminne Somyak ‘70 & Michael Somyak Laura Staniszewski Sorget ‘68 & Kim Sorget Spa In The Woods Gary & Loriann Sparagowski Scott & Amie Sparkman Sparkman Landscaping Inc. Vincent Special April Spinale Michael Spinazzola Addison Spindler ‘24 Scott & Catherine Spindler
Please find enclosed a donation . . . in memory of Sisters Mary Leanne and Mary Hyacinth (SSJ-TOSF), and in recognition of their 100 combined years of service to Regina High School. I wish continued blessings for the Regina family. May the leadership examples set by these two servants continue to resonate within the community for decades to come. “Remember your leaders, those who spoke to you the word of God. Consider the outcome of their way of life, and imitate their faith.” Hebrews 13:7
Scott Manteuffel Regina Staff Member HSpiritech Inc. St. Julian Winery St. Lawrence Athletic Boosters Club Jeanne Babb St. Onge ‘84 & Glen St. Onge Paul Stann State Barricades, INC. State of Michigan - Michigan Department of Education Child Care Relief Fund Grant State of Michigan - Michigan State Police Grant State of Michigan - Nonpublic Robotics Payment Marilyn Steffens Rhoda Esler Stempin ‘92 & Ronald Stempin Merridith Rees Stevens ‘88 Lisa Stys Stock ‘84 & Lawrence Stock Rick & Pam Stout Josephine Guastella Strasz ‘69 & Thomas Strasz Jon & Christina Streich
Kathleen Ladouceur Strong ‘84 & Jonathon Strong Clay Stroup Dolores Nunez Studier ‘82 & Stephen Studier Suburban Ford of Waterford Eileen & Patrick Sweeney Gina & William Sweet Matthew & Rebecca Switalski Shelley Szejbach Swope ‘71 & Michael Swope L.T. Sylvestre Mary Freund Tanner ‘97 & Evan Tanner Frank Taylor Jessica Taylor Melissa & Troy Taylor Team Rehabilitation Services Geralyn Resmer Tellier ‘73 & Michael Tellier Deborah Tengler Mariateresa Tersigni-Tarrant ‘96 Kristin & Howard Thacker The Art Shack The Beauty Parlor
The Catholic Foundation of Michigan The Charles M. Bauervic Foundation The Parade Company The Popped Kernel The Thom and Connie Lipari Charitable Foundation The Valade Family Foundation Theo's of Warren, Inc Mark & Johnese Thibault Michael & Ann Thomas Philomina Thomas & Thomas Chakupurakal Santwan & Kelly Thomas Marie Grace Ewald Thoms ‘65 & Bruce Thoms Roxanne Tirone Amy Ostrowski Tomezak ‘93 & Nick Tomezak Olivia Torchia ‘23 Andrew Torey Kathleen & Michael Torey Laura Torres ‘94 Total Health Systems
Tozzi Realty Carolyn Travis Mary Treder Lang Trenko Commercial Glass, LLC The Tripoli Family Gerald Trondle Virginia Tuozo UDM Anesthesia Class of 2021 United Shore Professional Baseball League University of Detroit Mercy Emily Cody Uppleger ‘02 Ann McDonald Upton ‘89 & Ben Upton Diane Kunath Urban ‘94 & Craig Urban Donna Mihelich Valente ‘63 & Ron Valente Jaime Valente ‘94 Rudolph & Nancy Valentini Barbara Billner Van Hove ‘60 & Donald Van Hove Deborah Van Proeyen ‘94 James & Maureen Van Tiem Lisa Lipari Vandervord ‘95 & Jason Vandervord Eve Godell VanEgmond ’77 & David VanEgmond Jennifer VanProeyen ‘87 Thomas & Patti Vaughn Piera Ventimiglia ‘22 Vertical Detroit Viazanko Construction Services Joseph & Rosalie Vicari Lisa Francis Vidro ‘97 & Jonathan Vidro Rosaria Vitale Kevin & Mary Ann Vogel Paulette Vollbach Elizabeth Mira Vorhoff ‘94 & Bill Vorhott Karen Raymond Wainz ‘85 & Josef Wainz Robert & Mary Lynn Walczyk Walter A Magreta Revocable Trust Warthogs M/C, Southern Macomb Chapter Ronald & Delia Waxmonsky Lea Weddleton
DONATIONS MADE In Memory Rosemary Accetta '63 Diva Bonaldi Betty Brame Frank Catania Judith Ruedisueli DeFauw '60 Jane DeHayes Phyllis DeMars Bea and Charles DeStefano Sr. Hyacinth Timothy Kelch Jeffrey Koscierzynski Gertrude Kowalski Kuhn '60
Vladimir and Antoinette Kulik Sharon B. Landers Sr. Leanne Bill Madek Walter and Virginia Magreta Tony and Jeanne Maksym Beth Manteuffel Norman Marvaso Agnes Millett Ladeea Marie Minauro Judith Moscatta Barbara Mazur O'Brien '71
Beverly O'Brien Norman and Ann Porter Leonard and Sophia Resmer Frances and Frank Ruhig Lara Rutan '98 Thomas H. Smith Lawrence & Carolee Sowell Micheline Laquerre Trosper '61 Mary Roulo Wemhoff '61 Mary Jane Dailey Wood '85 Jeff Wood
DONATIONS MADE In Honor Sara DeMars '03 Haley Iacona '19 Mia Iacona '22
Bryce Weick Halina Weidner-Czaja & Jerzy Czaja Emma Weiss ‘22 Welker Engineered Products Gordon Wells JoAnn Haberski Wells ‘67 & Jeffrey Wells Jean Wersching Kent Wethy Beth Miller Wheeler ‘94 Carolyn White ‘69 Dawn & Craig Wilking Marsha Wilking Kelly Simons Williams ‘94 Wines for Humanity Patricia Wisniewski Stella Smarzynski Woitulewicz ‘72 & Daniel Woitulewicz Victoria Wolber ‘88 Lourdes Wong Susan Jurczyk Wood ‘75
Lawrence Worobec Eleanor Wyszczelski ‘23 Elaine Bogusz Yager ‘70 & Frank Yager Barbara & Atsushi Yoshida Carol Fovenesi Young ‘61 Susan Ledwon Zaccardelli ‘73 & Gerald Zaccardelli Elena Zakolski ‘21 Pamela Zarkowski ‘71 & Daniel Pierce Teresa Zatorski Julia Ann Corby Zdanek ‘70 & James Zdanek Gregory Zdankiewicz Steve & Ann Zdankiewicz Stacy Ziarko ‘99 Ziggies Muskie Lures LLC Shannon Wieczorek Zwiesler ‘02
Parker Kern '23 Sr. Leanne Cara Lefurgey, Class of 2027
Carolyn Mantovani Bethany DeMars Matus '07 Audrey Schena, Class of 2024
We are so incredibly thankful for all the support Regina has shown us over the past 3 years! I am so thankful for how much my daughter loves her school and how much her school loves her! Sending her here was one of the best decisions we’ve ever made!
Current Parent
With great excitement and anticipation, we feature our Arts and Athletics Initiative as part of our Annual Fund for 2023 - 2024. As a proud member of our Regina family, you understand the profound impact that arts and athletics have on the lives of our students. These programs enhance their educational experience and nurture personal growth, teamwork, and leadership skills.
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Regina is committed to providing a well-rounded education that fosters excellence in every aspect of our students' lives. Our vibrant arts programs allow young women to explore their creativity, express themselves, and develop their artistic talents. From captivating theatrical performances, to breathtaking visual art exhibitions, our students consistently showcase their artistic aptitude, and your support helps us maintain and expand these opportunities.
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Dear Regina High School Community,
In addition to our thriving arts programs, our commitment to athletics is unwavering. Through sports, our students learn valuable life lessons such as discipline, perseverance, and the importance of teamwork. Our teams have excelled both on and off the field, thanks in part to the support we receive from parents, alumnae, and friends like you. This year, our Arts and Athletics Initiative aims to achieve several crucial goals:
1. Facility Enhancements: To maintain top-notch programs, we need to invest in our facilities. Your donations will help us make improvements, creating a more enriching environment for our students.
2. Program Expansion: We strive to broaden our program offerings to meet the diverse interests of our students. Your support will enable us to introduce new opportunities and experiences in the arts and athletics.
3. Equipment and Materials: Upgrading our equipment and providing the necessary materials for our students is essential to their success. Your contributions will ensure our students have the the tools they need to excel.
We invite you to make a difference in the lives of our students by contributing to our Annual Fund. Your tax-deductible donation will directly impact our young women's educational and personal development, shaping them into well-rounded individuals who will positively impact our world. Here are some ways you can support our cause: One-Time Donation: Your one-time gift of any amount will provide support for our numerous programs. Monthly Pledge: Consider making a recurring monthly donation to provide sustained support throughout the year. Matching Gifts: Many employers offer matching gift programs, doubling the impact of your donation. Check with your employer to see if they participate. Please visit our secure online donation portal at BOOST MY SCHOOL LINK to donate. You can also mail your contribution to: Regina High School Office of Advancement 13900 Masonic Blvd. Warren, MI 48088 Your generosity is the cornerstone of our success. We deeply appreciate your dedication to our school and our students. Together, we can continue to provide a nurturing environment where our young women can thrive academically, artistically, and athletically. Thank you for being an essential part of our Regina community. Your support of our Arts and Athletics Initiative ensures that our students have the opportunity to shine brightly and reach their full potential.
13900 Masonic Blvd. Warren, MI 48088
586.585.0500
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