The Raider - Winter 2016

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Raider

A PUBLICATION FOR ALUMNI, STUDENTS, PARENTS & FRIENDS OF REGIS JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL

T h e Im pac t of R egis Jes u i t

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE • Alumni Share Their Stories of the School’s Impact • Day for Others Celebrates Five Years

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• Raiders at World Youth Day WINTER 20161

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Drone photo taken by RJ Media during this year's Mass of the Holy Spirit, an annual tradition

SCHOOL NEWS

Message from the President 3 Our New Mission, Values and Vision 4 Meet our New Jesuit: Fr. Eric Ramirez, SJ 6 Regis Jesuit at World Youth Day 7 Day for Others Turns Five 8 A Trip to the Library 10 Show RJ's Impact: FREE Hanging RJ Sticker 11 Fall Classis 2016 Report 12 Fall Athletics & Activities Highlights 13 Donor Spotlight: Rich and Dee O'Neill 14

2015-16 ANNUAL REPORT

Message from the Chairman I Members of the Board of Trustees and Council of Regents II Financial Report II Giving Report III Donor Lists IV

THE ALUMNI RAIDER

Deep Impact: Regis Jesuits's Influence Across Generations 15 Class Notes 18 Where Are They Now: Bill Jelinek 22

COMMUNITY NEWS

Faculty Notes 24 Ultimate Raider Journey 25 Raider Journeys 26 In Memoriam 27 Upcoming Events Back Cover

PRESIDENT David Card '87 PRINCIPALS: Alan Carruthers – Boys Division Gretchen M. Kessler – Girls Division CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Rhonda Morroni DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS Charisse J. Broderick King CONTRIBUTORS Charisse Broderick King – Managing Editor Shannon Aquino Will Barbera '20 Helen Bingham Patrick Britti '17 Jim Broderick King '87 Bob Capstick Michael Corigliano '17 Bethany (Paul) Carmellini Glenn Churchill, Jr. '69 Adam Dawkins '98 Sara Dougherty Katie Haley Jack Harpole '20 Kyle MacDonald '18 Paul Miller '04 Rhonda Morroni Tony Naes '80 Pam Purcell Amanda Shepherd Colin St. John '01 Elliot Steinberg '18 Mary Zimmerman DESIGN: ChopBlock Collective, Inc.

MISSION STATEMENT Regis Jesuit High School, —a Catholic educational community— engages the gifts of young men and women in a single-gender environment, fosters faith in Jesus Christ and promotes justice and mercy, develops critical minds and nurtures compassionate hearts to serve others – all for the greater glory of God. The Raider and Alumni Raider are published by Regis Jesuit High School twice a year [summer and winter]. Your comments, opinions, inquiries about the magazine, Regis Jesuit High School, its programs or community members including alumni are welcome to communications@regisjesuit.com.

Story ideas and submissions are welcome as well.

Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

DEAR FRIENDS, It is inside this edition of The Raider you will find several stories describing the impact of Regis Jesuit.

On one hand, giving a complete description of the impact is an impossible task.

But even across the generations, consistent themes emerge: academic rigor and challenge, the enriching experiences of athletic competition and extracurricular activities, the transformational impact of service experiences, and most importantly, the values-formative experiences of our Ignatian tradition.

As an alumnus, I certainly have my own experiences to reflect upon. Without a doubt, I found myself prepared for college as I entered. But as I look back now, I'm sure it was the formative environment—ranging from the more common experiences, like being a member of the Regis Jesuit cheering section, to the more transformative, like my senior Service Project—that made lasting differences. And later (maybe I'm a late bloomer), I recognized my Ignatian formation as one of the greatest

gifts I have ever been given.

Admittedly, some are “faster” on the take than others. I am reminded of an interview Missy Franklin '13, gave while she was still in high school:

formative experiences that are helping our students develop an authentic relationship with God as they discern and pursue who they are called to be.

“As I walked in the [Regis Jesuit] main door, I felt at peace and knew I belonged there. From that first moment, I knew God was with me.” 1

As much as we hope to inspire our students, so often it is the case that they inspire us. Welcome to the winter edition of The Raider.

And who didn't admire how gracefully she coped with her disappointment after the Rio Olympics?

Blessings,

“Right now, it's my faith in God that's really getting me through. In my mind, with Jesus, pain has a purpose. I know He's going to make something beautiful out of this. He's going to transform me and my life into doing something from all of this.” 2 These, perhaps, describe the ultimate impact.

David Card '87 President

We can't all be as fast as Missy Franklin, but inside I think you will find stories about academic and

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– BeliefNet, www.beliefnet.com, “Inspiring Athletes: A Conversation with U.S. Olympian Missy Franklin” by Chad Bonham – The Denver Post, www.thedenverpost.com, “Missy Franklin Assesses Rio Olympics” by Mark Kiszla, August 11, 2016

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Renewing Our New Mission, Values and Vision REVISING THE LANGUAGE THAT DRIVES OUR WORK

BY JIM BRODERICK KING '87, IGNATIAN IDENTITY COORDINATOR

AMDG – for the greater glory of God. Men and

Women with and for Others. Cura personalis. The Grad at Grad. Competence, conscience and compassion.

The Magis!

There is no shortage of buzzwords, slogans or Latin phrases in Jesuit education. While the faculty and administrators, dedicated Trustees, program directors, nostalgic alumni, admissions officers, students and parents can bat these terms around like our own private language, those little shibboleths don't always hold meaning for outsiders. Moreover, they usually fall well short of a clear statement of purpose that can guide our actions, decisions and aspirations.

Regis Jesuit High School knew this decades ago. At a time when it was in vogue for many organizations, companies and educational institutions to craft 'mission statements,' Regis Jesuit also felt the need to craft a concise statement of 'what we do and how we do it' back in the 1990s. Veteran teacher Bob McPhee, the late teacher Pam Thomas and former librarian Sandy Carson were part of an original committee charged by then Principal Rick Sullivan and President Fr. Ralph Houlihan, SJ, to state the raison d'etre of Regis Jesuit for that time and place. That direct articulation served the institution very well since 1994. Still, 2016 is a different time and place for RJHS, especially considering the growth and development that has occurred – co-divisional education for boys and girls, expansion of the curriculum, more than a doubling in size, etc.

As a renewed effort in strategic planning began in the last year, some began to ask if revising our mission statement would be timely and helpful in our reflections on the needs of our school, as it has grown and changed so much in 20+ years. Therefore, the Board of Trustees and the Strategic Planning Committee asked the Ignatian Identity Committee, under the leadership of Fr. Tom Rochford, SJ '64, to evaluate our mission statement and craft new language to represent the current reality on our campus. Fr. Rochford and long-time friend of the school Marion Curtis, a member of our Council of Regents, former Trustee and alumnus parent, began the process of experimenting with new language that reflected several RJ characteristics, most especially our co-divisional and single-gender environment. After the Ignatian Identity

Committee vetted the language, Fr. Rochford and I sought the input of a variety of constituents – alumni, parents, committees, staff, administrators, Trustees and students when we could – about the language. Very quickly, an organic structure developed – a three-part, interlocking structure of Mission-Values-Vision.

It became clear in the process, with so many constituent voices involved and aspirational goals at hand, that a new structure might be preferable: a statement of Mission (a succinct expression of fundamental purpose that should stand the test of time), a statement of our Values (deliberately more specific elements that emphasize things most important to us in this time and place–ideas that may adapt some with the changing world and developments in education), and all of that sitting solidly in partnership with the very familiar statement of Vision (that long-established guide that all Jesuit high schools share in some form – the Profile of the Graduate at Graduation).

With the presentation of this final structure and language to the Board of Trustees, who gave their enthusiastic support and formal approval, the new statement of mission, values and vision became a new guiding measure for the school's efforts. The new statement was warmly received by a wide variety of community members noting the very specific reference to our Catholic and Jesuit identity, the primacy of Jesus Christ and our Gospel focus, and the direct reference to the Roman Catholic and universally human desire for justice and mercy.

Our distinct and earnest hope, as we have already promulgated the new statement on the website and in virtually every room on campus, is that the community will spend this year asking how this new language of mission, values and vision can infuse our work and programs and maybe cultivate some new conversation and prayer as we continue our good work in building God's Kingdom. We hope that many will find in this document some expressions that poignantly represent current life at Regis Jesuit, the vitality of a Church lead

by Pope Francis, a growing partnership with our local Archdiocese, and a community poised to help young women and men navigate their own interaction with an increasingly more complex world.

PREVIOUS MISSION STATEMENT Regis Jesuit High School, a Catholic educational community, affirms the uniqueness and dignity of individuals, inspires the pursuit of excellence, fosters faith and a commitment to service and justice, and strives to develop a connection to the world community.

NEW MISSION-VALUES-VISION STATEMENT

OUR MISSION Regis Jesuit High School —a Catholic educational community— engages the gifts of young men and women in a single-gender environment, fosters faith in Jesus Christ and promotes justice and mercy, develops critical minds and nurtures compassionate hearts to serve others – all for the greater glory of God.

OUR VISION Regis Jesuit aims to form a community of individuals who embody the school’s mission and values by being

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Open to Growth Intellectually Competent Religious Loving Committed to Doing Justice

The hallmarks of a Jesuit education.

OUR VALUES Regis Jesuit values a diverse community that cares for individuals who demand more of themselves intellectually, socially, emotionally, spiritually and creatively.

Regis Jesuit values a rigorous college-prep curriculum combined with an innovative approach to learning that develops the entire person and prepares students to respond to the challenges facing the world with new and creative solutions.

Regis Jesuit values an environment in which students feel safe, valued and respected as they develop a strong moral compass, overcome personal prejudices and connect to the broader world. Students find the motivation and confidence to make decisions rooted in faith.

Regis Jesuit values most of all spiritual growth through which students come to own their faith as they experience God as one who loves them and calls them to a personal relationship that shapes the rest of their lives. Service opportunities enable them to understand how they can make a difference in the world by using their talents and resources for a faith that does justice.

See the full articulations of the Mission, Values and Vision on the website at www.regisjesuit.com/mission.

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Meet Our New Jesuit

BY CHARISSE BRODERICK KING, DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

Fr. Eric Ramirez, SJ

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he latest Jesuit to join our community came as somewhat of an unexpected surprise just days before classes began this school year. Fr. Eric Ramirez, SJ, a self-proclaimed “proud Texan” from the desert town of San Angelo in West Texas, ended up at Regis Jesuit as Plan B. His visa to travel to Madrid, Spain to study theology at the Jesuit university there was denied at the last minute, but he is thankful that he ended up here.

Most recently, Fr. Ramirez had been working at Immaculate Conception, the Jesuit parish in Albuquerque, where Fr. Bob Sullivan, SJ is now missioned. He found that a “really rich experience,” but is enjoying being back in a school environment (he spent his Regency at Jesuit High School in Tampa). Fr. Ramirez is teaching junior theology and senior English in the Boys Division and acts as chaplain in the Girls Division. He is also helping with retreats, liturgies and the other sacramental needs of the school. He served as the presider at the Allschool Mass for the Feast of All Saints.

Though at this time it is unclear how long his detour at Regis Jesuit will last, we are grateful to have Fr. Ramirez here sharing his spiritual gifts, love of books, singing voice and gentle approach for as long as the Holy Spirit wills it.

Regis Jesuit Students Travel to Poland for World Youth Day

BY JACK HARPOLE '20 AND

WILL BARBERA ' 20, RJ MEDIA

World Youth Day is an international Catholic event held approximately every three years in a different country. Originally created by Pope John Paul II in 1985, World Youth Day is an event primarily centered around the unity and cultural diffusion of Catholic youth around the world. The Pope's appearance at World Youth Day draws millions of people from various cultures to go on their own pilgrimages.

During the course of the events, flags and other tokens from different countries are exchanged.

Claire D'Costa '17 and Mary Harpole '17 had the opportunity to experience this year's World Youth Day, which was held in Krakow, Poland. “The most amazing part about World Youth Day was meeting all the Catholic youth around the world,” said D'Costa, “We all shared the same faith, and we were able to bond over that.” Religion is prominent at this event, and Claire and Mary were extremely proud to represent their country, their religion and their school.

Both girls discovered the significance of this trip. “A pilgrimage is a journey while learning the meaning of Jesus' suffering,” Harpole says. “[It] definitely comes with its struggles. The hardest part was learning how to compromise with people and settling on little food and sleep while being far away from home.”

Despite facing tough conditions, the mood of the week was fellowship, joy and happiness. “There was a lot of singing and dancing. There were new countries, people and languages to be seen and heard every day,” Mary said.

Mary and Claire's mothers, Lisa Harpole and Margaret D'Costa, were lucky enough to attend the trip as chaperones for the group as well. Lisa Harpole relates,

“It was very special to me because it was great to share a challenging and faith-filled trip with my child and millions of other pilgrims from all across the globe. We learned how to get through tough situations with a good attitude.”

Margaret D'Costa pointed out how being a chaperone helped her improve her skills as an adult, parent and leader. “For me it was a time [for] making big sacrifices,” she says. “These experiences helped me grow in my patience and become a better chaperone.”

World Youth Day in Poland impacted the lives of everyone who attended. It will forever be remembered for the meaningful insights to the world of Catholicism that can be brought back to Regis Jesuit and incorporated into our religious lives at school.

Editor's Note: Clare Weisiger '18 and former RJ teacher Mr. Michael Wegenka, SJ also attended World Youth Day this past summer.

This article originally appeared in the fall issue of the studentproduced magazine, Elevate.

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Day for Others Turns Five

BY CHARISSE BRODERICK KING

WITH REPORTING BY MICHAEL CORIGLIANO '17 AND ELLIOT STEINBERG '18, RJ MEDIA

FORMER RJ PRESIDENT FR. PHIL STEELE, SJ '66

used to quip that once we had done something at Regis Jesuit three times, it automatically became a school tradition. Applying that same perspective to Day for Others, which celebrated its fifth annual incarnation this past September, the event is now a long-standing tradition, but one of which we all can be quite proud. Originally the brainchild of former girls Service Director Kristen Kraus, who had participated in something similar at Marquette University, Day for Others has grown to be the largest single-day service effort of the school, with more than 1000 participants in 2016.

From the time she was hired, Kraus said she wanted to implement an event that would be rooted in values and allow the “entire community to come together for something mission-driven in caring for the vulnerable,” she recalls. In the spring of 2012, Kraus reached out to Nick Fagnant '02, her counterpart at the time in the Boys Division, Colin St. John '01, then Director of Alumni Relations, and Ignatian Identity Coordinator Jim Broderick King '87 to see if they would be willing to help her in planning the inaugural event. They all agreed and began working toward bringing the first Day for Others to fruition on a day slated to coincide the national Day of Service which commemorates 9-11.

Along the way, the core team enlisted the help of Kraus' husband Jon, who was working in Advancement at the time, to help with registration and Charisse Broderick King, the Director of Communications, to help with marketing and communications, along with parents and students to help with site acquisition and promotion.

Though the rest of the core team had modest

expectations for participation in that initial event, anticipating a couple hundred volunteers, Kraus' aspirations were higher. “The guys chided me because I told them I thought we could get 500 participants that first year,” Kraus remembers, continuing, “They had to eat crow when we actually exceeded 600.”

With a successful first DFO under their belts, the team went to work on a second event, making adjustments to the planning process and structure of the day based on their experiences that initial time through. The second annual Day for Others in 2013 saw more than 700 people spending a September Saturday in service around the Denver Metro area. And in each subsequent year, participation in Day for Others has grown by about 100 people, having exceeded 1000 serving at more than 50 sites during the fifth annual event. “There's obviously a thirst for this kind of opportunity of serving together and living out our mission as a family within our school community,” Jim Broderick King notes. Jack Wilson '17 furthers, “It's important because it connects all of Regis together. It establishes us as a community instead of just simply a school.”

In 2015 as prep for the fourth annual DFO was kicking off, the core team of faculty and staff, which had added Amanda Shepherd from the Communications Office to help with registration and Advancement's Bethany (Paul) Carmellini to help with underwriting, decided to formalize roles for others who wanted to be involved in the planning. A steering committee of volunteers primarily comprised of RJ parents was created to collaborate in the planning of the ever-growing event.

Andy and Beth Inhelder agreed to chair it that year and again in 2016. They were joined by Molly Cohen, Frank DeLuca, Jeanne Maloney, Sarah Neylon and Elizabeth Paynter, who helped with everything from site acquisition and registration to arranging food for the commissioning and lunch.

The volunteer steering committee will continue to work with the two new Service Directors, Brendan Love '04 and Anthony Mattacchione, and other faculty and staff members including Shepherd, both Broderick Kings, Carmellini and Alumni Director, Paul Miller '04 to move Day for Others into the future. Though the 2016 number of sites and participants might be at a sweet spot for what can reasonably be accommodated in the Denver area, there is hope that the event might be expanded

more into our alumni community. “Now that it has been five years, and the students who participated in DFO while they were here are off at college, our hope is to connect with them and have them start organizing more satellite events that happen that same day,” says Charisse Broderick King. For the last few years, there have been a smattering of service events in other cities coordinated by alumni.

Regardless of how the event matures going forward, Day for Others will remain rooted in living out Gospel values and building the Kingdom of God, especially among the most vulnerable in our society. Kraus reflects, “Day for Others is about inviting our entire community into being Men and Women with and for Others.

MORE ON THE WEB: To learn more about the history of Day for Others and about the sixth annual event,

which will take place on Saturday, September 9, 2017, visit www.regisjesuit.com/DFO. If you are interested in getting involved in planning DFO, please contact dfo@regisjesuit.com.

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3 1. The original core planning team at the inaugural Day for Others in 2012: Colin St. John '01, Nick Fagnant '02, Kristen Kraus and Jim Broderick King '87 2. Students and parents interact with seniors at Bessie's Hope during the 2015 event 3. DFO 2016 Commissioning: Praying for strength and blessing on the day's work

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A Trip to the Library RENOVATIONS TO CREATE SPACES CONDUCIVE TO LEARNING IN THE 21ST CENTURY

BY PATRICK BRITTI '17, RJ MEDIA

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owards the back of the Stephen A. Finn Library in the Boys Division, Adan Perez '17 sits on one of the newly-added couches with three of his friends as they compare math notes. For Perez, the newly-renovated interior provides the perfect area to socialize and study during lunch and Academic Support times. This positive response represents the goals of library renovations that took place in both the Boys and Girls Divisions over this past summer.

The culmination of three years of planning, the renovations were intended to bring much-needed updates to technology and layouts of the 12 (BD) and 26 (GD) year-old libraries. Previously, the rooms had featured broad studying and sitting space, with books crammed into the corners or tucked away upstairs from the students. The seating area had been furnished with computer desks with decade-old monitors and square tables that only had space for four. With the recent changes, both libraries saw large rearrangements and improvements to these areas.

In the Girls Division, Library Assistant Diana Haney explains that moving the computers from the center of the library into their own, newly sectioned-off room has been extremely beneficial. “It provides more accessibility for the students and teachers,” Haney says, and mirrors the computer lab that has existed for several years in the Boys Division.

In the Boys Division, Librarian Bruce Raymond notes the alterations to the bookshelves and their placement, explaining that moving them into their new configuration allows the books to not be “hidden in the dark.” Several new study rooms were also configured in the boys library with the space that had previously been used for the bookshelves. Despite voicing concern that it may be difficult to monitor how students use the new rooms, Raymond thinks these new rooms contribute to the variety of spaces available to the students and teachers for studying, reading and socializing.

In addition to the creation of new rooms, the libraries have updated their technology, adjusted staff work spaces and installed new furniture. In the Girls Division, new study tables have been placed in the upstairs section of the library, along with the addition of a 3D printer similar to that in the Boys Division. The staff desks in the BD have now been moved to the middle of the room, with a new circular console the librarians have dubbed the “Enterprise” in reference to the deck of the spaceship from Star Trek.

Though begun as soon as school was out for the summer, the renovations took longer than anticipated. In the Boys Division, the library was not open to students until the third week of school and finishing touches were being made into September. The girls library also faced similar delays. “It was hard the first few weeks,” says Raymond, “because we were waiting for the work to be done and the fire department to OK the room for students.”

Despite these setbacks, students like Perez appreciate the libraries' “modern aesthetic” and are being encouraged to participate in new programs. “We have many new opportunities for students and staff with the recent renovations,” says Raymond, “and are looking for more ideas that come from student input.”

MORE ON THE WEB:

Visit www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaider for a video story by RJTV reporters Madison Munger '19 and Anastasia Conley '18 on the library renovations.

SHOW THE IMPACT OF REGIS JESUIT Legend has it that in the mid-1990s on a hot late summer day in early football season, the varsity team was applying decals to their freshly-reconditioned helmets in preparation for the season.

Each player was issued a white sticker of the hanging RJ to apply to his helmet. One player was mistakenly issued an extra sticker, which he in turn applied to the rear window of his car. With that single innocuous move, one of the most recognizable visible traditions of Regis Jesuit High School was born.

Though the hanging RJ logo has only been around for 20 or so years, it has become the most recognizable symbol of our school and its impact on our community. The sticker has been issued to every new Regis Jesuit student for more than a decade. You can spot it on cars, bikes, skis and even boats all over the Metro Denver area.

Want another sticker? We're happy to provide it!

Just email communications@regisjesuit.com.

BOYS DIVISION LIBRARY

We invite you to help us show the full depth and breadth of the Regis Jesuit community by placing the enclosed sticker for your own vehicle of choice. Then look for the hanging RJ sticker around town, or even in other parts of the country and strike up a conversation, swap stories and share a laugh. We hope this will provide us all with a better grasp the impact this community has had and continues to have nearly 140 years after the founding of this school. Being a member of the Regis Jesuit community means you have become part of something more.

To learn more about the story of the Hanging RJ (or to add to it), visit www.regisjesuit.com/RJSticker.

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The Fall Classic moves to Colorado Golf Club

BY KATIE HALEY, COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

In its 12th year, The Fall Classic golf tournament moved to a new venue, the scenic Colorado Golf Club, but the same fun and festivities on the course and clubhouse that marked this event for more than a decade came along for the ride. The 2016 Fall Classic teed off to a yet another successful year with net proceeds topping $166,225 in support of the Regis Jesuit High School Financial Aid Program. To date, The Fall Classic has raised more than $2.3 million in support of students in need, allowing them to enjoy the Raider experience.

It was a beautiful day at the Colorado Golf Club as foursomes took to the course for a day dedicated to good fun and good doing for the 12th annual tournament.

Golfers listened to a student speak to the crowd about the profound influence Regis Jesuit has had on her life, made possible only by financial aid. The 2016 tournament welcomed back Michael & Jane McDonald of McDonald Automotive Group as the presenting sponsor. Other top sponsors included the T. Kevin McNicholas Foundation and Citywide Banks.

As golfers finished their rounds, they were serenaded by the Regis Jesuit Advanced Jazz Combo and welcomed to the post-round event, Cocktails on the Course, which also provided an opportunity for non-golfers to participate in this special day. Attendees enjoyed an open bar and dinner while taking in the scenic views from the Colorado Golf Club clubhouse. After that it was paddles up for the live auction, and my, oh my, did our guests bid generously.

A bevy of volunteers made the day a phenomenal success on all levels. Our thanks also to Jim Benemann, our everfabulous emcee and auctioneer, the outstanding staff at Colorado Golf Club and our amazing Regis Jesuit students and volunteers for a great event. Thanks to all the players and sponsors who made the ‘drive’ in support of financial aid.

Stay tuned for exciting changes coming to

The Fall Classic in 2017! Details coming soon at www.regisjesuit.com/thefallclassic.

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2016 FALL CLASSIC WINNERS (L TO R):

1. First Place Shamble: Bob Lazzeri, Mike Anderson, Andy Limes, Rick Todd 2. First Place Scramble: Mark Holzemer, Scott Richie, Mike Duncan, Billy Martin

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Fall Athletics and Activities Highlights

BY AMANDA SHEPHERD

COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR

GIRLS DIVISION CHEER

As of press time, Cheer was off to a wonderful start this season, preparing for the competition season and State that took place the second week of December. The team continues to improve every practice and looks forward to a successful competition season!

CROSS COUNTRY Had a strong season including wins at both the Cherry Creek Steve Lohman Invite and the Salida Invite in October. The girls team qualified a team for State, and had an impressive 13th place finish.

VOLLEYBALL New Head Coach Ellen Miks coached the team to a 5-12 record during the regular season. The team saved their strength for post-season play and had a great showing in the first round. They fell to Fruita Monument in a tiebreak for Region 9.

BOYS DIVISION CROSS COUNTRY The Boys Division Cross Country team had a great competitive season finishing eighth at regionals. They were disappointed not to qualify a team for State, but look forward to next year's season!

FOOTBALL In Head Coach Danny Filleman's second season, the football team had only one loss during the regular season to parochial and perennial rival Mullen. They had a strong showing in the first two rounds of the playoffs, but fell in the semifinals to top-ranked Pomona, ending their season with an 11-2 record.

GOLF STATE CHAMPS! Drew Anderson '18 and Cal McCoy '18 lead the Raiders to a repeat State title, the Raider's sixth 5A State Team Championship in seven seasons! They finished in a tie for sixth after two days of play. Justin Markel '17 finished in 14th and Tyler Zhang '17 in 16th.

FIELD HOCKEY Finished the season strong by again securing a No. 7 place in the State playoffs. Unfortunately, they were defeated in the first round by No. 2 seed Palmer Ridge.

RUGBY Under a new coaching staff of Mike Dellere and Kelli and Anthony Mattacchione, the GD Rugby team focused on tactical, technical and physical skills.

The young varsity team saw much success lead by captain Margaux Midas '17 and assistant captain Caitlyn Burke '18 and ended the season four places from qualifying for the State Tournament. Next year looks promising, as the team will only lose three senior players.

SOFTBALL For the fifth consecutive year the Raiders competed with Rock Canyon in the Catch for the Cure in honor of breast cancer awareness. They acknowledged those battling breast cancer in a meaningful ceremony between games. Under direction of new Head Coach Merideth Feik, the team finished 5-14. Three players earned All-Continental League honors, Jackie Cal '19 and Erin Pendleton'18 landed first team spots, while Izzy Macias '18 earned a second team spot.

SOCCER Regis Jesuit was excited to host the annual Jesuit Classic, a 15-year tradition that includes Rockhurst High School, Marquette University High School and Gonzaga College High School. The team secured a place in playoffs, but fell early to Rangeview.

TENNIS The Raiders had a great start to the State Tournament finishing 7-0 in the opening round. Eight of our Raiders competed in championship matches and finished strong in fourth. Congratulations to Evan Nuss '19 and Emilio Gonzalez-Cruz '20 on being the No. 2 Doubles Champions!

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FALL ACTIVITIES SPEECH & DEBATE The Speech & Debate team hosted the opening meet of the novice season in early October. Eighteen schools and 350 students competed with 20 of our RJ Speech & Debate team members winning awards. The novice season continues through December with the varsity season following in the second semester.

RJ STUDENTS FOR LIFE The co-divisional Students for Life Club organized the second annual diaper drive to benefit Catholic Charities. This year more than 24,000 diapers were collected, exceeding last year's total by more than 4000.

THEATRE Students, faculty and families are all applauding this fall's production of Disney's Beauty and the Beast. All six of the shows were sold out prior to Opening Night – a first in the history of The Z Theatre. This musical was the largest production staged to date by the RJ Theatre program, with more than 125 students involved in the cast, crew and pit band.

Photo Credit Jorge Paredes '18

DONOR SPOTLIGHT: Rich & Dee O'Neill MORE THAN A DECADE OF GIVING AS MEN AND WOMEN WITH AND FOR OTHERS

BY MARY T. Z I M M E R MA N ASSOC . DI RE CTO R OF AD VA N C EME N T /MA J OR GIFTS

Rich and Dee O'Neill are not your typical Regis Jesuit parents.

They have had the opportunity to experience both the Boys Division and the Girls Division in a unique way. Their older son and daughter, Christopher '08 and Emily '09, were part of Regis Jesuit as the Girls Division first began. Their younger son and daughter, David '16 and Annie '17, have enjoyed the Steele Center and the shared space that it provides for both Divisions.

While the experiences of both sets of graduates differ, they all agree on one thing—they love their co-divisional alma mater and their single-gender education!

The O'Neills have been involved at Regis Jesuit since fall of 2004 and have been giving of their time, talent and treasure ever since. For the past 12 years, they have volunteered in multiple areas of the school: coordinating Grocery Certificates for Parent Community Association; serving as chair or on committees for Moms Club, After Prom and LARK; working and coordinating volunteers in

MOCK TRIAL Regis Jesuit placed second out of 24 teams from around the country at the national Mock Trial Providence Cup competition October 14-15 on the University of Denver campus. The Providence Cup kicks off the Mock Trial year and the case is based on an event of historical significance.

Congratulations to the 2016 RJ team of Sam Dorchuck '17, Catherine Stevinson '17, Alex Occhionero '18 and Jacob Botaish '19. the Raider Shop; working lunch and cookie duty in both Divisions; making phone calls for Partnership—the list goes on. Additionally, they have mentored more than 20 RJHS graduates to the rank of Eagle Scout and supported the soccer, cross country, track and theatre programs. They even helped install the shelving and set up when the Raider Shop moved to the Steele Center! In addition, Rich and Dee have given to the Annual Fund and LARK consistently for multiple years.

Why have Rich and Dee O'Neill given so much of themselves to Regis Jesuit? They enthuse, “We feel that our children have been blessed through the education, spirituality, friendships and community of Regis Jesuit. It is our privilege to give back for all that we have received.” They encourage all current and past parents to get involved and keep Regis Jesuit going strong.

The school extends its gratitude to Rich and Dee for their legacy of volunteering and giving so generously of themselves.

They exemplify what it means to be Men and Women with and for Others.

,

The O'Neill Family: Rich, David '16 , Dee, Christopher '08, Emily '09, Annie '17

2015-16

ANNUAL REPORT

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Parents are the first and most important educators of our students, and our students are a remarkably talented group.

Eugene A. 'Tony' Naes, Jr. '80

"As another semester and 2016 come to a close, there is more to be thankful for at Regis Jesuit High School than ever before. First and foremost, I want to thank all of our parents for entrusting their children to the school and a Jesuit education."

The Board and the RJ faculty and administration do not take your trust for granted. We are committed to delivering a positive experience for you and your children. Within every great organization, there are committed people, Regis Jesuit is no exception. I am inspired by the many people at RJ who are busy developing our students, and know that our President David Card '87, the faculty and administration are not resting on their laurels.

Instead they continually search for better ways to make an impact—to teach, coach, mentor and form Men and Women with and for Others.

Our Principals, Alan Carruthers and Gretchen Kessler, challenge the faculty with training and professional development through the use of many tools, including the RJ Way Program designed specifically for RJ faculty. The RJ Way challenges our faculty through peer and mentor observation and feedback, leveraging the Jesuit Hallmark of being open to growth.

Additionally, academic programs that incorporate science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) are being introduced to enhance the Raider experience. Teachers like

Jason Beyer and Emily Glenn '08, who recently briefed the Board on the STEAM initiatives at Regis Jesuit, are passionate about their work and good representatives of their faculty peers. Their knowledge of the subject matter is impressive and so is their natural understanding that STEAM is only another means to the end of delivering a quality Jesuit education for our students. They are focused on a STEAM educational approach that will better prepare our students for the evolving rigors of college testing and curriculum with complete allegiance to the existing mission and traditions of our great school.

The long-term success of Regis Jesuit is also entrusted to those who have generously agreed to serve as members of the Board of Trustees. I would like to take this opportunity to thank those members whose terms ended this past June: Mr. Stacey Campbell, Mrs. Karen Miller, Mr. John Sheridan '76 (my predecessor in the role as Chair) and Mrs. Mary Sullivan.

I would also like to welcome our new Trustees who began their three-year term this summer: Mr. James Campbell '84, Fr. Kevin Dyer, SJ, Mrs. Kim Dyer, Mr. Todd Gervasini and Mr. Kenneth Stable '05.

The experience, wisdom and passion all the Trustees bring to bear in supporting this institution are truly extraordinary, and I am grateful to them.

Hopefully, many of you had the opportunity to attend the fall production of Beauty and the Beast, or a choral or instrumental performance or athletic event this school year. The positive impact of RJ directors, conductors and coaches is apparent and has resulted in memorable performances, as well as uncommon displays of sportsmanship, courage and poise among their charges.

These are only a few of the many reasons to celebrate Regis Jesuit and to be proud of its work. If you have the opportunity to participate in school activities, please do so.

Your experiences will be more meaningful than anything I can describe. There is nothing like being present for the daily Examen, welcoming your child back from an RJ retreat or delivering a meal to thankful Boys Hope Girls Hope students to make a deep impression.

Have a blessed and happy New Year.

Best regards,

Eugene A. 'Tony' Naes, Jr. '80 Chair

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ms. Emily S. Ballinger Mr. Donald A. Bechter '80 Mr. James P. Campbell '84 Mrs. Susan B. Clark Mr. David A. Card '87 Mr. Michael J. Duncan Rev. Kevin Dyer, SJ Mrs. Kim A. Dyer Mr. Lawrence P. Finch '74 Rev. John P. Fitzgibbons, SJ Mr. G. Todd Gervasini Rev. Jeffrey D. Harrison, SJ Mrs. Ellen L. Kiniry Mr. William R. Leer Mr. Conor S. McCallin '98 Mr. Michael McDonald Rev. Timothy M. McMahon, SJ Mr. Eugene A. Naes, Jr. '80 Rev. Thomas M. Rochford, SJ '64 Mr. John M. Schmidt Mr. Kenneth Stable '05 Mr. Philip F. Vottiero

COUNCIL OF REGENTS Mr. Gregory Armstrong Mr. Bert R. Bondi Mrs. Julie J. Bunsness Mr. Richard O. Campbell '54 Mr. Stacey Campbell Dr. Kenneth J. Cavanaugh Mrs. Molly J. Cohen Mrs. Marion G. Curtis Mr. James M. Davis Mrs. Annabelle Deline Mr. Donald E. Gallegos '51 Mr. Patrick F. Gartland '65 Mr. Guy H. Gibbs '47 Rev. Ralph D. Houlihan, SJ Mrs. Margaret M. Kelly Mr. Gerald Laber Rev. Louis J. McCabe, SJ '58 Mr. Daniel J. McCallin '67 Mrs. Eileen S. McCallin Mr. T. Kevin McNicholas Rev. Gerard E. Menard, SJ Mr. Caleb Meyer '93 Dr. John E. Meyer Mrs. Karen M. Miller Mr. Daniel P. Murray, Sr. '74 Mrs. Margaret Nemechek Mr. Michael L. Reidy '72 Mrs. Cleo Parker Robinson Mr. Thomas E. Robinson '64 Mr. John F. Sheridan '76 Rev. Walter T. Sidney, SJ Rev. Philip G. Steele, SJ '66 Mrs. Mary L. Sullivan Rev. Leo F. Weber, SJ '44 Mr. Walter S. Weckbaugh '62 Mr. Michael A. Zoellner '74

2015-16 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES & FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 2015-16 REVENUES -1.27% Investment Earnings

82.98% 82.98% Tuition and Fees

4.85% Total Restricted Gifts 8.04% Total Unrestricted Gifts 5.40% Auxiliary Activities

2015-16 EXPENSES

62.76%

School Instructions and Operations

17.03% Other School Activities 11.01% Tuition Assistance 5.12% Fundraising and Special Events 4.08% Management and General

Unrestricted Funds for the Twelve Months Ended June 30, 2016 and 2015 REVENUES Tuition and Fees Auxiliary Activities TOTAL REVENUES

2016 24,534,287 1,595,997 26,130,284

2015 22,609,092 1,521,259 24,130,351

EXPENSES School Instruction and Operations Other School Activities Tuition Assistance Management and General TOTAL EXPENSES

17,277,292 4,689,238 3,029,951 1,124,097 26,120,578

16,835,797 4,355,435 3,010,808 1,088,938 25,290,978

Net gain (loss) from operations

9,706

(1,160,627)

CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS AND SPECIAL EVENTS Total Restricted Gifts 1,434,854 Total Unrestricted Gifts 2,377,326 TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS, GIFTS AND SPECIAL EVENTS 3,812,180

1,938,686 2,187,774 4,126,460

Total fundraising and special events expenses

(1,409,336)

(1,451,328)

Net contributions gifts and special events

2,402,844

2,675,132

Losses and unrealized losses from investments

(376,386)

(118,173)

CHANGE IN NET ASSETS

2,036,164

1,396,332

Regis Jesuit takes seriously its responsibility to earn and maintain the trust of our donors.

More than ninety percent of every dollar given to the school goes directly to our programs. Subsequent to June 30, 2016, a majority of the Change in Net Assets was utilized to make improvements to our libraries and parking lots, as well as to increase endowments for future scholarships and faculty compensation.

2015-16 GIVING REPORT

PARENT PARTICIPATION

ALUMNI PARTICIPATION

Total Participation by all Parents: Total Giving by All Parents:

47.25% $1,526,415

Total Participation by All Alumni: Total Giving by All Alumni:

10.04% $1,004,124

GIVING BREAKDOWN Total Contributions Received in 2015-16: $3,361,299* UNRESTRICTED GIFTS $100,413 Companion Giving

$467,154 Parent Partnership

$125,284* LARK Autumn Raffle (Net)

$200,794 Alumni Scholarship Giving

$130,205* Parent Community Association (PCA) (Net)

UNRESTRICTED (ANNUAL) GIFTS Annual Fund: Annual Scholarships: Board Designated Scholarships: Events (Net): Other: TOTAL ANNUAL GIFTS:

$235,252* The Fall Classic (Net)

$523,922 $436,237 $111,796 $724,285* $130,205*

$1,926,445*

$350,089* LARK Dinner-Auction (Net) $301,163 Other

$16,091 Faculty & Staff Giving

RESTRICTED GIFTS $164,306 Major Donor Giving

$383,301 LARK Paddle Raiser

$18,835 Faculty & Staff Giving

$82,000 Honorary Gifts

$77,994 Other

$708,198

RESTRICTED GIFTS Endowment: Temporarily Restricted: TOTAL RESTRICTED:

$1,369,132 $65,722

$1,434,854

Planned Giving

*Totals are listed as Net Revenue which differ from the Audited Statements which list Events and PCA as Gross Revenue.

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DONOR RECOGNITION LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETIES MAGIS SOCIETY Honoring donors who have made lifetime gifts totaling $1,000,000 or more Anonymous Terry & Betsy Considine The Jarx Foundation, Inc. Jesuit Community of Regis Jesuit High School

Allan R. & Diana E. Heinle

Boettcher Foundation

Andrew D. & Anne T. Jacob

The Virginia Hill Charitable Foundation

Tony & Amy R. Bolazina

David P. & Annette Jewell

Msgr. Edward M. Hoffmann

Bert R. Bondi

Jeffrey R. & Heidi Kassal

Curtis & Suzan Boyd

Margaret Kelley

Gregory & Diane Braden

John A. & Margaret M. Kelly

Timothy & Alison Brantley

Dorothy† W. King

John & Lisa Brasher

Mark R. & Ellen L. Kiniry

Bernita Buncher

Bill & Lauren Klopfenstein

Jack A. Buncher Trust

KM Concessions & Service Systems Associates

Gerald J. & Alice L. Laber Daniel J. '67 & Eileen McCallin Richard & Mary Pat McCormick Michael S. & Jane F. McDonald Charles† A. '50 & Mary P. McFadden TKM Foundation

The Jesuits of the Central & Southern Province

Timothy J. & Therese A. Miller

Thomas† J. Mahon '42

J.K. Mullen Foundation

Michael A. '74 & Nancy A. Zoellner

Gerald A. Mornin '65 & Wendy Bertagnole

JUBILEE SOCIETY Honoring donors who have made lifetime gifts totaling $500,000-$999,999 Anonymous Edwin J. & Kathleen Bernau Stephen A. Finn Paul† J. & Dolores† L. Fry Gates Family Foundation Violet M. Johnson Family Foundation Dave & Gail Liniger Father Edward Maguire, SJ & Brother Joseph Gockel, SJ Memorial Scholarship Fund

Monaghan Foundation

Wayne & Diana Murdy Debbi R. Murray Patrick W. Murray Eugene A. '80 & Lori M. Naes C. Robert & Kathleen Nicolls Lee J. '78 & Olga L. Payne Dean & Colleen Pisciotta David A. & Dinah Powers

Robert J. & Susan B. Clark George & Barbara Coleman Katherine Coleman Colorado Rockies Charity Fund, a fund of the McCormick Tribute Foundation George F. '56 & Mildred W. Coughlin George B. & Marion G. Curtis James M. & Jackie Davis Michael J. & Elizabeth A. Gallagher

† Deceased

Thomas J. '96 & Kristen Davis James & Katherine DeFranco Robert E. '48 & Annabelle Deline Robert H. '73 & Barbara Deline Thomas C. '76 & Margaret M. Deline Denver Nuggets Community Fund, a fund of the McCormick Tribute Foundation

Larson Incitti Architects Bruce A. & Patricia M. Larson Chuck B. & Kathy N. Latham Jeremy K. Law & Ana G. Cajade-Law Robert S. & Elizabeth K. Lazzeri William R. & Brooke B. Leer Mark S. & Polly B. Lestikow Byron J. '97 & Courtney Levkulich Lawrence & Beverly Luchini John & Mari Ann Martin

Michael J. & Renee E. Duncan

The Maryland Province of the Society of Jesus

Vincent† N. '44 & Marilyn† Schmitz Lawrence† E. Schneider

John F. '76 & Susan C. Sheridan

Citywide Banks

Marshall C. '62 & Jane Crouch

David & Marcia Lanoha

Schmitz Family Foundation

Walter† T. Sr. & Mary Jane† Sidney

Richard O. '54 & Dorothy M. Campbell

Scott J. & Ann M. Cromie

V. Michael & Gloria Komppa

Charles D. & Susan K. Maguire

Bernard W. & Nancy F. Schotters

Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray, LLC

Robert L. & Molly J. Cohen

Donahue Foundation

Florence Schneider Trust

Scott C. & Susan L. Brown

Kenneth J. & Eileen C. Cavanaugh

Christopher J. Koenigs & Jeanne F. Collopy

Fred J. '79 & Annette M. Diss

John M. & Angela M. Schmidt

Anonymous

George & Mary Kay Cavanaugh

Samuel F. Saracino '69 & M. Victoria Ries

David & Karen Miller

FIRST COMPANIONS SOCIETY Honoring donors who have made lifetime gifts totaling $200,000 - $499,999

Michael C. '73 & Vicki Byrne

Kent P. Stevinson Terence J. & Linda A. Stevinson John D. Strohm & Mary Pat Link Trust Company of America Eleanore Mullen Weckbaugh Foundation

IGNATIAN SOCIETY Honoring donors who have made lifetime gifts totaling $50,000 - $199,999 Anonymous Harry G. & Kendra L. Alcock Kenneth & Aimée D. Alley Archdiocese of Denver Gregory & Karyll Armstrong Nitu & Kelly Arora Thomas J. Balestrieri Don A. '80 & Cara Bechter LaFawn Biddle

DWK Charitable Lead Trust Jim A. & Margaret O. Escobedo David R. & Jodi L. Faley Farrell-Roeh Capital, LLLP Lawrence P. '74 & Lori D. Finch Jeff & Eileen B. Finn John P. & Maureen T. Fitzgerald William R. & Paula J. Fitzgerald William J. Fortune '65 Paul J. '59 & Marilyn Foster V & Jan Gaines Laurie Galbreath Paul J. & Jennifer M. Gale Donald E. '51 & Cheri Gallegos Brent L. & Kirsten B. Handler Edward† F. '44 & Iris † Hanifen Ed J. & Jennifer L. Haselden James M. & Carleen V. Haselden Richard W. & Laura K. Healey Joseph '70 & Barbara Heit Stephen C. & Larissa L. Herda David G. & Judith Hicks Richard W. & Cynthia Horrigan John B. & Charlotte B. Jackson

Stanley P. & Linda J. Massey J. Barry† & Rita H. McCallan James P. '76 & Beth J. McConaty McDonald Automotive Group McDonald Management, LLC Sean '92 & Audra McNicholas Daniel J. & Carol M. Mendlik John E. & Cheri Meyer Monarch Investment & Management Group Daniel J. & Michelle K. Murphy Daniel P. '74 & Denise Murray Ralph Nagel Andrew J. '82 & Dawn E. Nemechek Jeffrey L. '80 & Heather A. Nemechek Steven A. & Lynn L. Nichols Jim & Jane Normile Fred Pattridge Planet Automotive The Edmund T. & Eleanor Quick Foundation, Inc. Regis University George E. '58 & Maureen Reid

Darrell† G. & Mary Elaine† Reum

Maureen R. Witt

V & Jan Gaines

Charles† A. McFadden, Jr. '50

Terrence E. '56 & Jacqueline Reynolds

Robert E. & Carla Wright

Donald E. '51 & Cheri Gallegos

John E. & Cheri Meyer

James J. & Maureen C. Rose

Xavier Jesuit Center

Guy H. '47 & Joan Gibbs

Paul L. Miller '04

John J. & Mary L. Rossi

Wayne F. & Nona M. Yakes

Anna E. Gough '07

Gerald A. Mornin '65

Barry L. & Linda M. Rowan

John W. & Mary T. Zimmerman

John† T. Grace '52

Warren J. Olsen '74

William† J. & Bernice† Sanko

Craig J. '75 & Beth Zoellner

Donal & Lindsey E. Grogan

Lee J. '78 & Olga L. Payne

Laurence† M. '28 & Zena† Guilford

Dennis K. '59 & Linda Primavera

James† M. Haffey '54

Michael L. '72 & Jean F. Reidy

Edward† F. '44 & Iris† Hanifen

Andrew F. Rogers '67

David L. Harris '69

Lon Saavedra '72

James M. & Carleen V. Haselden

Samuel F. Saracino '69 & M. Victoria Ries

John F. '69 & Catharine T. Sauer Joseph L. '75 & Rebecca M. Schmid David A. & Mary Jo Schmitz Richard V. '81 & Susan Schmitz Mark J. & Thu Schuler John G. '79 & Theresa M. Schuster John S. & Valerie Sepple Patricia† A. Shepherd David & Mary Sidney Patrick & Aja Stokes Mary Sullivan Richard M. & Joan L. Todd Paul & Cindy Trollinger The Harry Trueblood Foundation Unique Litho Michael J. & Jan Urban William E. '62 & Marge Wagner Richard G. & Karen L. Walker William G. & Patricia Wall Randall L. & Patricia B. Wambsganss Weckbaugh Foundation Walter S. '62 & Janice Weckbaugh Walter W. & Terri M. Weiss Wells Fargo Bank Michael† J. Werito '65 Michael & Victoria P. Winterscheidt

ST. JOHN FRANCIS REGIS LEGACY SOCIETY Honoring donors who have made the ultimate gift by recognizing Regis Jesuit in their wills or estate plans Donald & Julie Alcorn Richard† A. Berens '54 Randy P. & Karen M. Blach Leo J. Boyle '64 Rev. Ronald W. Cattany '71 Kenneth J. & Eileen C. Cavanaugh Glenn '69 & Lindy Churchill Robert J. & Susan B. Clark Molly J. Cohen Peter '74 & Sharon Coursey Donald R. '57 & Sally Cunningham Mary V. Dancs Frank† C. Davis Jr.'42 James M. '59 & Cynthia DeFrancia Martha Diss Sundby John Donnellon William V. '73 & Donna A. Dunn Robert† L. Etzkorn '56 James D. & Diane S. Evans Stephen A. Finn Thomas† A. Fortune '28 Paul† J. & Dolores† L. Fry

Charles A. Haskell '55

Martin J. '75 & Megan Schmitz

Thomas† V. '30 & June† Healy

Vincent† N. '44 & Marilyn† Schmitz

John B. & Charlotte B. Jackson Rev. Walter† R. Jaeger '40

Lawrence† E. & Florence† Schneider

David P. & Annette Jewell Charles L. '58 & Debra† Johnson David J. Kasik '66 & Jan Levine

Daniel V. Sheehan '70 & Cecilia Prinster Patricia† A. Shepherd John F. '76 & Susan C. Sheridan

Joseph† D. Keating

Kevin H. & Kathrine E. Sherrard

Margaret Kelley

Walter† T. & Mary Jane† Sidney

Frank Kelly '67

Kenneth P. & Katherine I. Simmons

Richard J. '48 & Mary Kemme

Rick & Patti Sobczyk

Gretchen M. Kessler

Elsie† Stucka

Dorothy† W. King

Rick P. & Donna T. Sullivan

Gerald J. & Alice L. Laber

Rev. Robert† M. Syrianey '38

Robert Lovelace '84

Richard M. & Joan L. Todd

Lori R. Mahan

William† J. Webster

Thomas† J. Mahon '42

Michael† J. Werito '65

Daniel J. '67 & Eileen McCallin

Timothy J. & Carmen Willard

Anne McConnell

John W. & Mary T. Zimmerman

Christopher A. '78 & Collette M. McConnell

Michael A. '74 & Nancy A. Zoellner

William P. '45 & Jeanne M. McDonald

† Deceased

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DONOR RECOGNITION ANNUAL GIVING SOCIETIES ST. IGNATIUS LOYOLA SOCIETY Honoring donors who made gifts in the 2015-16 fiscal year totaling Regis Jesuit's annual tuition rate & above ($14,625+)

John N. & Tina M. Spiliotis

James C. & Jodi M. Smallwood

Sheldon & Karen Hardy

Kent P. Stevinson

Richard G. & Karen L. Walker

Stuart & Shaylee Holland

Terence J. & Linda A. Stevinson

John W. & Mary T. Zimmerman

William & Shelly Hunter

Paul & Michelle L. Stevinson

Michael A. '74 & Nancy A. Zoellner

Andrew D. & Anne T. Jacob

Patrick & Aja Stokes TKM Foundation

Anonymous

William E. '62 & Marge Wagner

Harry G. & Kendra L. Alcock

Estate of Michael† J. Werito '65

Gregory & Karyll Armstrong Edwin J. & Kathleen Bernau Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program Robert L. & Molly J. Cohen Scott J. & Ann M. Cromie Marshall C. '62 & Jane Crouch Kent R. & Christine A. Cutler Russell J. '66 & Debbie Dispense Michael J. & Renee E. Duncan Falcon Trust Estate of Paul† J. & Dolores† L. Fry Laurie Galbreath Christopher Q. & Michelle K. Gayle The Virginia Hill Charitable Foundation Jesuit Community of Regis Jesuit High School Violet M. Johnson Family Foundation Jeffrey R. & Heidi Kassal Byron J. '97 & Courtney Levkulich Dave & Gail Liniger Geoffrey & Martha Lord John & Mari Ann Martin Richard & Mary Pat McCormick McCormick Charitable Trust McDonald Automotive Group McDonald Management, LLC Michael S. & Jane F. McDonald Sean '92 & Audra McNicholas David & Karen Miller Gerald A. Mornin '65 & Wendy Bertagnole Dean & Colleen Pisciotta David A. & Dinah Powers John M. & Angela M. Schmidt Richard V. '81 & Susan Schmitz Schmitz Family Foundation John S. & Valerie Sepple John F. '76 & Susan C. Sheridan Richard W. Smith '51

† Deceased

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER SOCIETY Honoring donors who made gifts in the 2015-16 fiscal year totaling $10,000-$14,624

PRESIDENT'S CIRCLE Honoring donors who made gifts in the 2015-16 fiscal year totaling $5000-$9999 Anonymous Brian J. & Nancy E. Able Paul & Mona Adams Joseph & Kay Allen

Anonymous

Kenneth & Aimée D. Alley

Hugh P. & Jean A. Armstrong

Alps Fund Services

Burton & Carol M. Bennett

Anderson Hemmat & McQuinn, LLC

Scott C. & Susan L. Brown

Nitu & Kelly Arora

Richard O. '54 & Dorothy M. Campbell

Kevin T. Bain & Barbara L. Burck

Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray, LLC

Emily S. Ballinger

Citywide Banks

Andrew & Karla Bauman

Robert J. & Susan B. Clark

Logan Bauman Memorial Fund

Community First Foundation

Don A. '80 & Cara Bechter

James M. & Jackie Davis

James C. Berger

Donahue Foundation

Randy P. & Karen M. Blach

Lawrence P. '74 & Lori D. Finch

Corwin & Monika S. Bromley

Salvatore & Eileen Gentile

CA, Inc Matching Gifts Program

The Estate of John T. Grace '52

Stacey A. & Michelle D. Campbell

Chad P. Hemmat & Julie Anderson

William J. & Lucy M. Cassidy

David P. & Annette Jewell

Kenneth J. & Eileen C. Cavanaugh

KM Concessions & Service Systems Associates

George & Mary Kay Cavanaugh

Gerald J. & Alice L. Laber

Commerce Bank

Bradley D. & Stacy R. Lorenzen Thomas & Brenda Mahoney Michael F. & Michelle K. Marcotte TKM Foundation DJ & Rachel T. Mitchell Monarch Investment & Management Group Peter & Anne Mounsey Eugene A. '80 & Lori M. Naes C. Robert & Kathleen Nicolls James D. & Jennifer E. Oldham Michael M. & Lara D. O'Shaughnessy William T. & Pamela Purcell Walter J. & Nijole K. Rasmussen Michael L. '72 & Jean F. Reidy Francois H. & Catherine C. Safieddine Louis† & Carol Ann Sass John G. '79 & Theresa M. Schuster

Nolan & Michelle Clock Peter J. '95 & Meredith Coors Stephen E. & Gail T. Coury George B. & Marion G. Curtis David A. & Erin E. Dean Leo H. & Ingrid M. DeGreef Sami G. & Liliane Diab Scott E. & Donna M. Drosdick DST Systems, Inc Daniel E. & Kim A. Dyer The Faestel Family Steven M. & Shelly C. Fillipi Todd W. & Lindsay E. Filsinger Brian F. & Catherine Y. Fleischmann William J. Fortune '65 Marcella F. Fox Michael J. & Elizabeth A. Gallagher Greg & Leigh Glade

Eric M. & Mara'D A. Jahde Mehrdad M. & Melody Jamali Charles D. & Marilyn Jehl The Jesuit Community at Regis University Gregory E. & Karen S. Jones Russell W. & Gina A. Jones Robert M. & Sonia A. Jotte Thomas J. & Pamela A. Kammer Julie A. Kennedy Michael N. '92 & Jamie Kennedy Mark R. & Ellen L. Kiniry Christopher J. Koenigs & Jeanne F. Collopy Mark '98 & Erin Laber Robert S. & Elizabeth K. Lazzeri Darren L. & Marianne V. I. Lemkau Charles D. & Susan K. Maguire John J. & Julie A. Martin Daniel J. & Carol M. Mendlik John E. & Cheri Meyer Caleb '93 & Laney Meyer Mark Michalek '97 Timothy J. & Therese A. Miller Miller International Inc. J.K. Mullen Foundation Newmont Mining Corporation Warren J. Olsen '74 Richard G. & Dee L. O'Neill Gary N. & Deborah L. Osredker Lee J. '78 & Olga L. Payne Betty Peterson Daniel E. '74 & Pamela J. Piro Planet Automotive Steven E. & Sally Pomeroy Richard A. & Sharon A. Post Kevin G. & Elizabeth F. Quinn John K. Ray & Patricia A. Thatcher Regis Jesuit High School Girls Division Class of 2016 Reinerth Enterprises, Inc. Resource Land Holdings, LLC Terrence E. '56 & Jacqueline Reynolds Michael A. & Mary Ann Rouleau Stephen & Moiria Sangalis

Samuel F. Saracino '69 & M. Victoria Ries

Stephen D. & Marnie M. Bell

David & Suzanne Frishman

Merck Foundation

Stephen P. & Elizabeth A. Scannell

John D. '57 & Linda Bell

Front Range Sports Network

Curtis '97 & Lauryn Meyer

Helen Bingham

Daniel & Elisabeth Fuller

Patrick T. & Susan R. Moore

Paul J. Blecha '64

Mark W. & Kathleen A. Geraci

Ron & Larise P. Morley

Boeing

Daniel J. '78 & Patricia Gillis

Thomas J. Morroni '58

Luke D. & Nancy S. Boland

Brian M. & Anne B. Grote

Walter F. & Luette S. Morton

James A. & Rebecca S. Bonner

Joseph A. '93 & Cynthia L. Grubenhoff

Thomas L. & Lisa Morton

Leo J. Boyle '64

John E. & Kari L. Hamilton

James W. '87 & Charisse Broderick King

Alexander V. & Christine L. Hamilton

Christopher R. & Mary Bridgid R. Mosley

Brown - Forman

Chris & Suzanne Hanks

Brian & Julie Bunsness

Bryan & Pam† Hassler

C. Richard '59 & Karen Byrne

Kevin P. & Dianne M. Higgins

Michael & Jill O. Cahill

David & Janet Hill

Michael D. & Jennifer V. Cain

Michael B. & Michele A. Hobbs

Theresa Campbell

Jeffrey M. & Paula A. Holben

John J. & Martha Carlin

Philip A. & Barbara B. Holmes

Justin '98 & Meaghan Carter

John B. & Charlotte B. Jackson

John & Judith M. Case

Douglas B. & Jamie M. Jones

Cattle-Fax

Jeffrey & Tammy Jordan

Daniel D. & Donna M. Chamberlain

Daniel E. '77 & Lisa Kelly

James & Tracie Chapman

Gretchen M. Kessler

Jim E. & Cindy L. Chapman

Joseph A. Lagan & Suzanne L. Strubel-Lagan

Raymond & Teresa Schiavone David A. & Mary Jo Schmitz Jeffrey & Marcie Schmitz Jason S. & Christine M. Simon Kathryn L. Smith Michael & Patty Starzer David J. '71 & Ann Steiner William J. & Julie C. Stordahl Jimmy L. & Stacy R. Terry Tesoro Foundation Richard M. & Joan L. Todd The Harry Trueblood Foundation Peter J. Tynan '71 UBS Financial Services, Inc. Matthew R. & Susan H. Upton Steven & Marion Visser Walter S. '62 & Janice Weckbaugh Weckbaugh Foundation John R. & Katherine A. Weigand Michael B. & Nicole R. Weis Wells Fargo Foundation Robert M. & Stephanie S. Whittelsey Willis & Anita Wiedel Bernard E. & Tina M. Wildes Michael & Victoria P. Winterscheidt Maureen R. Witt

1877 SOCIETY Honoring donors who made gifts in the 2015-16 fiscal year totaling $1877-$4999 Anonymous Edward L. '87 & Renee Adams Scot W. & Barbara Anderson Kevin D. & Blanca E. Andrus Anthony J. & Christine A. Arnese Brian H. & Theresa M. Ary Timothy J. & Mary Beth Baer Luke Bakiras & Laurel Davis Steven & Christianne Barney James S. & Liberty A. Barry Vincent & Mary Bartholomew John F. & Natalia P. Bealer Michael W. Beermann & Anne M. Looby-Beermann Patrick & Marian Beirne

Glenn '69 & Lindy Churchill Nathan Clark '96 Roger C. & Linda J. Cochran Richard K. & Tracy R. Coleman Laura W. Cordier Jeffrey S. & Kristen S. Corporon Sean J. Coughlin '92

Mountain Cement Company Martin J. Murphy & Kathleen G. Pakkebier Daniel P. '74 & Denise Murray Andrew J. '96 & Brooke M. Neff Brian & Sarah Neylon Kenneth L. & LaRae L. Onorato Oppenheimer Funds, Inc. Timothy J. & Nina L. Pater Mark P. Peppercorn Robert N. & Camille A. Pinkerton Drake R. & Caren G. Powell Gary W. '58 & Judy Powell Klint I. & Lisa K. Price

Michael W. & Gianna M. LaRouche William R. & Brooke B. Leer

Dennis K. '59 & Linda Primavera Amy Reardon & Steven Vannelli Christopher J. & Glyris M. Renehan

David & Diane Y. Lennert

Randall A. & Patricia L. Rizzi

Peter & Therese M. Llorente Lockheed Martin Corporation David & Carolyn Lubbers

Rocky Mountain Exploration Stephen O. & Brigid O. Roe Andrew F. Rogers '67

Brian & Mary Kay Cunnane

Travis Lutz '95

Terence K. D'Angelo & Luella Chavez-D'Angelo

Patrick F. & Victoria S. Maher William J. & Susan M. Maly

Colin G. '87 & Amy E. Daly

Thomas E. & Linda J. Manoogian

Susan J. Darley

Jason B. & Jodi M. Maples

Ward B. Darley

Rodney R. & Margaret M. Marchand

Scott W. & Mary Kristi F. Davis

Pasquale '66 & Lisa K. Marranzino

Rosemarie E. DelMonte

James C. & Wendy R. Martin

Frank A. & Deborah J. DeLuca

Stanley P. & Linda J. Massey

Fred J. '79 & Annette M. Diss

James R. '57 & Colleen McCabe

David L. & Hannelore H. Doty

Brian E. & Debra A. McCallin

Mike J. & Susana E. Dugas

Conor '98 & Heather McCallin

Jeffrey A. Smith

Michael & Michele M. Ebedes

Christopher A. '78 & Collette M. McConnell

Jerrold F. & Kristen A. Spaeth Theodore H. & Jann P. Stathos

John R. & Melissa A. McCormick

Nicholas Steiner '96 & Melissa Tronquet

James D. & Diane S. Evans David J. & Anita E. Falicia James R. & Donna B. Feehan Scott M. & Amy G. Fisher Steven R. Forness '57 David Forsberg '00

David & Donna Rooney James J. & Maureen C. Rose Mike & Letty Rozell John F. '69 & Catharine T. Sauer Richard A. '66 & Linda F. Schierburg Barry W. & Ann L. Schmitt Martin J. '75 & Megan Schmitz Mark & Mary Beth Schumacher

Brian T. & Mayme L. McDonald Dennis & Sarah McGill Christopher J. & Laura McKenna Alexander M. & Nancy G. McVie Richard C. & Teresa L. Mendenhall

† Deceased

Richard S. & Mary M. Shea Lloyd L. & Heidi A. Silk

Stordahl Capital Management Rodney J. & Jill R. Tabberer Lawrence A. & Margaret M. Tezak Allen B. Thach '76

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DONOR RECOGNITION Peter & Carole Tilley

Susan N. Braun

Paul A. '83 & Donna M. Malsam

Randall L. & Patricia B. Wambsganss

John A. & Ana Titterington

Corwin & Monika S. Bromley

Victor & Nancy A. Manilla

Michael J. & Rebecca A. Watts

William T. & Patricia A. Toole

Eric & Rebecca Brown

Thomas V. Weis & Mary Muldoon

Phillip A. Treuer '01

Friedrich J. & Marianne Buehler

Martin W. '88 & Jacqueline M. Maxfield

Richard J. & Lisa Troksa

Michael & Jill O. Cahill

Michael S. & Jane F. McDonald

Richard H. & Michelle M. Wiley

Andrew P. Vander Ploeg

James J. & Tawnya M. Chott

Justin & Stacy N. Vanlandschoot

Roger C. & Linda J. Cochran

Michael R. & Leslea D. Wahl

Robert L. & Molly J. Cohen

William G. & Patricia Wall

Richard K. & Tracy R. Coleman

Darren A. & Julia G. Walsh

Stephen E. & Gail T. Coury

Randall L. & Patricia B. Wambsganss

Scott J. & Ann M. Cromie

Jonathan E. & Judy A. Weisiger

Robert G. & Margaret M. Cuba

Walter W. & Terri M. Weiss

Colin G. '87 & Amy E. Daly

Wells Fargo Foundation

Bruce A. & Jennifer D. DiBiase

Richard & Linda Werbylo

Mike J. & Susana E. Dugas

Western Union

Michael J. & Renee E. Duncan

Thomas A. & Theresa D. Wheeler

Douglas P. & Tracey J. Dwyre

James B. & Cindy L. Whitmore

Daniel E. & Kim A. Dyer

Richard H. & Michelle M. Wiley

Bryan & Deborah Elliott

Jeffrey D. & Tracy B. Willis

Jim A. & Margaret O. Escobedo

The Wolf Family

Matthew J. & Theresa A. Fangman

Mark D. & Nancy L. Yaron

Mark A. & Dawn M. Fell

Steven & Shelly Young

Cruz A. Figueroa Munoz & Marisol Juarez Garcia

LOYALTY GIVING SOCIETIES MEN AND WOMEN WITH AND FOR OTHERS SOCIETY Honoring families from the most recent graduating class (2016) who contributed any amount each of the four years their student attended Regis Jesuit Anonymous Brian J. & Nancy E. Able

Brian F. & Catherine Y. Fleischmann James D. & Kathleen M. Foster Kevin S. Hannon & Annie Cruse Joseph B. & Kendra C. Hartman Byron & Lisa Haselden Christopher L. & Laura A. Heath Edward T. & Andra K. Hernandez Kevin P. & Dianne M. Higgins

Kenneth J. & Betty M. Adrian

Rodolfo L. Hill & Rosalba Gonzalez-Hill

John J. & Janette L. Ahern

Daniel J. & Kathleen Hogan

Scot W. & Barbara Anderson

Gregory J. & Karen A. Hoggatt

Anthony J. & Christine A. Arnese

Jeffrey M. & Paula A. Holben

John N. Austin & Raissa C. Chacon

Mehrdad M. & Melody Jamali

Luke Bakiras & Laurel Davis

Russell W. & Gina A. Jones

Emily S. Ballinger

Jeffrey R. & Heidi Kassal

Christian B. '82 & Amy S. Barlock

Gregory J. & Anne M. Kilkenny

Bob F. & Martha Barnes

Linda Kozler

John F. & Natalia P. Bealer

Steven A. & Leanne L. Kurutz

Michael W. Beermann & Anne M. Looby-Beermann

Michael W. & Gianna M. LaRouche

Robert D. & Kathleen M. Bergstrom Randy P. & Karen M. Blach Donna M. Bodeau Luke D. & Nancy S. Boland

† Deceased

Peter & Therese M. Llorente Bradly C. & Laura A. Maddock Charles D. & Susan K. Maguire Patrick F. & Victoria S. Maher Tom & Jennifer Malloy

Christopher J. & Laura McKenna John A. & Cathy Merenich Scott A. & Martha C. Middlemist Michael G. Mingle & Jennifer L. Rankin Stephen A. & Kelly P. Moran Eugene A. '80 & Lori M. Naes Douglas C. & Margarita L. Nelson Felicity A. O'Herron Richard G. & Dee L. O'Neill Nicholas J. '82 & Tara P. Pavlakovich Mark P. Peppercorn Dean & Colleen Pisciotta Louis J. Poletti Dennis M. Pricolo & Cindy A. Mittnacht Michael & Monica M. Protz Paul F. & Judy K. H. Prouty Dean E. & Susanne Pulver Kevin G. & Elizabeth F. Quinn Walter J. & Nijole K. Rasmussen Timothy & Lucinda Rees Donald E. & Maryann C. Riebe Mark R. & Susan O. Rielly Stephen R. & Janet L. Roark Stephen O. & Brigid O. Roe Craig Rogers & Nantiya Ruan Rogers James J. & Maureen C. Rose Sherif Sakr & Heather Knight Bruno M. & Shawna M. Sannes Terence J. & Janet M. Schilmoeller Michael U. & Angela L. Schlegel Rod & Annie W. Schluter Matthew R. & Catherine E. Schulze John S. & Valerie Sepple Dennis M. '77 & Adriance A. Smith John N. & Tina M. Spiliotis Albert L. & Luisa A. Staerkel Jeffrey E. & Monique M. Stemper Christopher G. & Mary Grace Stoll Joseph P. & Lynn B. Tartell James D. & Kathy J. Toole William T. & Patricia A. Toole David E. & Susan V. Viereck

Walter W. & Terri M. Weiss Daniel G. & Faye M. Woodley Kenneth L. & Mary K. Woosley Mark D. & Nancy L. Yaron Patrick A. '79 & Laura J. Zoellner

PARENT GIVING Anonymous Brian J. & Nancy E. Able Kevin M. & Michele L. Able Christopher F. Adams & Cheryl R. Fleetwood Paul & Mona Adams Michael & Stephanie Adamson Kenneth J. & Betty M. Adrian John J. & Janette L. Ahern John C. Houtsma & Harriet C. Albery Harry G. & Kendra L. Alcock Lisa Allbritten Shon Allbritten Cornell Allen & Rashonda L. Gordon-Allen Axel & Linda Allgeier Kyle & Jennifer Anderson Scot W. & Barbara Anderson Kevin D. & Blanca E. Andrus William S. & Andrean K. Andrus Richard K. & Kristen J. Anselmi George N. & Mary C. Armatas Mark F. '80 & Kristin Armistead Steven & Carleen Armstrong Anthony J. & Christine A. Arnese Brian H. & Theresa M. Ary Ryan C. & Ivona N. Ault John N. Austin & Raissa C. Chacon Paul G. Aylmer Robert S. & Julie Babcock Robert H. & Annemarie M. Bach Timothy J. & Mary Beth Baer Luke Bakiras & Laurel Davis Emily S. Ballinger Irwin L. & Janet E. Barber John D. & Laurie Barbieri Christian B. '82 & Amy S. Barlock Bob F. & Martha Barnes Chris S. Barnes José M. & Flora M. Barrios James S. & Liberty A. Barry Dennis J. & Ann M. Bartlett Thomas R. & Alleson S. Basilico Devin C. Bateman & Gia M. Viscardi John F. & Natalia P. Bealer Don A. '80 & Cara Bechter Timothy J. & Tanya R. Beck

Michael W. Beermann & Anne M. Looby-Beermann

Michael D. & Jennifer V. Cain

Michael A. & Cynthia C. Daher

Derek & Jennifer Bell

Thomas L. & Rosalyn F. Caltrider

Michael & Michelle Daley

David M. & Brenda S. Calvert

Colin G. '87 & Amy E. Daly

Stacey A. & Michelle D. Campbell

Christopher & Cesarina Dancy

Raul & Lynne M. Canales

Terence K. D'Angelo & Luella

Nicolas J. '88 & Kelli A. Capra

Chavez-D'Angelo

Miguel Cardenas & Lizbeth Duran

Susan J. Darley

John J. & Martha Carlin

Ward B. Darley

Jim D. & Dana L. Carr

Paul M. & Nancy J. Davidson

Malcolm W. & Mariela E. Carr

Robert G. & Debra F. Davis

Tabitha Carver-Roberts

Scott W. & Mary Kristi F. Davis

Gerardo & Lisa Casillas

David A. & Erin E. Dean

William J. & Lucy M. Cassidy

Robert A. Dean

Matthew N. & Amie L. Cavarra

Lilian A. Del Barco

Daniel D. & Donna M. Chamberlain

Rosemarie E. DelMonte

Scott & Camilla Chaplick

Joseph M. & Catherine M. Dennen

James & Tracie Chapman

Neal & Keri Dermer

Jim E. & Cindy L. Chapman

Michael A. DeSanctis

Jeongwoo Cheon & Semi Kim

David J. & Lorraine M. Desmond

James J. & Tawnya M. Chott

David L. & Shelley J. Devening

John P. & Laurie Christian

Anthony R. '85 & Kelli D. DeVito

Bruce & Grace Christofferson

Timothy N. Devlin

Mark G. & Teresa Chuck

Thomas & Heather Dewey

Chris D. Ciafone & Kris Kuchenbrod

Sami G. & Liliane Diab

Christopher R. Clare & Kelly A. Reed-Clare

Bruce A. & Jennifer D. DiBiase

James J. '85 & Jane F. Clawson

Jeffrey A. & Valeri A. Dicosola

Timothy A. Benke & Katherine J. Rennie Burton & Carol M. Bennett Steven Bennett & Karen Kistle Christopher R. & Annette J. Bergeon James C. Berger William C. & Vickie M. Bergmann Robert D. & Kathleen M. Bergstrom Eric Biafore John & Joy Birkeland Jeffrey & Karen Bixler Randy P. & Karen M. Blach D. Laird Blue & Stephanie Dunn Timothy & Elizabeth Blunk Donna M. Bodeau Jon C. & Kelly M. Boesen Luke D. & Nancy S. Boland James A. & Rebecca S. Bonner David C. & Jean M. Bordewyk Matthew Bortz & Melanie Herrera Bortz Brendan & Dannette K. Boylan Philip & Maya Boyle Clifford & Tara L. Bramwell Susan N. Braun William & Christine Breeden Kerry E. Brega Michael P. & Joanne Brennan Mark D. & Kristin D. Breslin Raimondo Briata & Tracy J. Huston Matthew & Tonya Briney Thomas J. & Lisa S. Brinkman Michael A. & Julie M. Britti James W. '87 & Charisse Broderick King Corwin & Monika S. Bromley Scott K. & Michelle A. Brooks Eric & Rebecca Brown Michael T. & Alecia A. Brown Scott C. & Susan L. Brown Ray A. & Jean A. Bruening Dale & Angela Bruno Philip Bublitz & Rebecca L. Lowery Friedrich J. & Marianne Buehler James & Maureen K. Butler Kevin J. & Lea R. Cadieux Michael & Jill O. Cahill

Vincent J. & Tracy A. DiBiase

Nolan & Michelle Clock

Frederick J. & Kristi C. Dindinger

Stephanie M. Clouatre

Rhonda C. Dodge

Roger C. & Linda J. Cochran Kenneth C. & Pamela K. Coffey Robert L. & Molly J. Cohen Richard K. & Tracy R. Coleman David M. & Gail T. Colleran Theodore P. & Michelle L. Collings Eric E. Colsman & Marina. Heusch Jeffrey S. & Kristen S. Corporon Guillermo A. Correa & Liliana Munoz Mark J. Cortesy & Lois M. Evers Gregory P. & Linda S. Cosgrove Stephen E. & Gail T. Coury

Timothy W. & Amy E. Dodge Andrew H. & Carol C. Dombro Debbie Donaldson John C. & Sarah L. Donaldson Thomas J. & Patti J. Donnegan Jordan D. & Christina L. Dorchuck John P. & Kathy E. Dosen Barton & Anne Doubet Brandy Drennan James P. '75 & Michelle Driver Andrew J. & Kathy L. Drnec Scott E. & Donna M. Drosdick

Jeffrey H. Cox & Debbie E. Richardson Cox

Carl & Nicole I. Dubler Paul F. & Patricia A. Dudzic

Scott J. & Ann M. Cromie Jeffrey S. & Mary Beth B. Cross Stephen M. & Stacy R. Crouch Robert G. & Margaret M. Cuba Kevin R. & Bridget F. Cunningham Chris & Gretchen Cushenbery

† Deceased

Peter D. '83 & Hillary T. Duffy Mike J. & Susana E. Dugas Michael J. & Renee E. Duncan Kari Dunn Thomas M. Dunn '70 Douglas P. & Tracey J. Dwyre

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Daniel E. & Kim A. Dyer

Henry L. & Amy W. Galan

Patrick M. & Lisa S. Hayes

Robert M. & Sonia A. Jotte

Christopher M. & Catherine M. East

Michael J. & Elizabeth A. Gallagher

Thomas & Mary Hayes

Robert J. & Victoria A. Jump

Michael & Michele M. Ebedes

Gary H. & MaryEllen Garbrecht

Christopher L. & Laura A. Heath

Mark & Diana Kachmer

Melissa Edison Barnes

Felix Garcia & Mary Minamoto-Garcia

Kevin M. & Mary J. Heffernan

Andrew F. & Merry W. Kaminsky

Joseph M. '77 & Diane A. Elio

Rodger & Lisa Garcia

Rodney & Renee Heinemeyer

Thomas J. & Pamela A. Kammer

Dana D. & Heidi A. Elkins

Frederick G. & Mary Lynn Garger

Chad P. Hemmat & Julie Anderson

John K. & Erin J. Kane

James S. & Kathleen O. Eller

Mary Gates Puhr

Karen L. Henderson

Jeffrey R. & Heidi Kassal

Bryan & Deborah Elliott

Bradley H. & Rosemary P. Gautsche

Thomas J. '73 & Kathleen K. Henderson

Kevin & Cheryl Kassner

Andrew C. & Lisa M. Elson

Mihailo & Julie L. Gavrilovic

Monroe R. '87 & Kelly C. Henninger

William & Amy M. Keller

Steven C. & Katherine J. Erickson

Christopher Q. & Michelle K. Gayle

Edward T. & Andra K. Hernandez

Sarah L. Kelly

William & Gayle Erickson

Robert J. & Callae Gedrose

Floyd & Alicia E. G. Hernandez

Nicholas & Jennifer L. Kemp

Frank H. & Mary Lisa M. Ernst

Salvatore & Eileen Gentile

Michael A. & Lara M. Herron

Julie A. Kennedy

Paul A. & Denise P. Erwin

Greg T. '77 & Lynne M. Gerken

Kevin P. & Dianne M. Higgins

Michael J. & Mary Kent

Jim A. & Margaret O. Escobedo

Geoffrey T. & Shannon M. Gervasini

Mark R. & Kathryn A. Hill

Gregory J. & Anne M. Kilkenny

Arturo & Stefanie T. Esparza

Gordan Gjerapic & Malia M. Havlicek

Rodolfo L. Hill & Rosalba Gonzalez-Hill

Hyo & Jina Kim

Andrés & Kristi H. Espiñeira

Emil & Jane Gjester

Rodney R. & Mary A. Hilt

John & Elizabeth Kirke

Michael E. & Teresa C. Faber

Greg & Leigh Glade

Michael B. & Michele A. Hobbs

David Kleim & Stacy Riley

Samuel J. Fair

Mark W. & Alicia J. Gleason

Chris K. & Marci Hodes

Ed & Sabra Knauf

David J. & Anita E. Falicia

Robert J. & Susan M. Goffi

Corey Y. & Sylvia Hoffmann

Curtis A. & Anne M. Koch

Andrew R. & Elizabeth M. Falkenberg

Michael & Anne Goldsmith

Daniel J. & Kathleen Hogan

Matthew J. & Theresa A. Fangman

Matthew G. & Karyn P. Gonzales

Gregory J. & Karen A. Hoggatt

Christopher J. Koenigs & Jeanne F. Collopy

James R. & Donna B. Feehan

Bryan R. & Kristine B. Goodwin

Jeffrey M. & Paula A. Holben

Mark A. & Dawn M. Fell

Steven L. & Lisa D. Goodwin

William A. & Traci L. Holinger

Eugene J. & Cathy M. Felling

Michael R. Gough

Stuart & Shaylee Holland

Michael A. & Katherine E. Ferguson

Brent & Christina Gregoire

Pete L. & Elizabeth A. Holt

Richard G. & Krystal A. Fields

Oswaldo & Mercy Grenardo

Ladd & Christy Hubka

Cruz A. Figueroa Munoz & Marisol Juarez Garcia

Mark S. & Mary B. Griffith

Deron & Molly Hultzapple

Steven M. & Shelly C. Fillipi

Donal & Lindsey E. Grogan

Andrew L. & Mary Frances S. Hummel

Brian M. & Anne B. Grote

John J. & Angelica Humphries

Michael & Stacy A. Gutierrez

Patrick Q. & Monica R. Hustead

Jonathan & Kimberly E. Haag

Cliffton L. & Mary T. Inbau

Alexander V. & Christine L. Hamilton

Carl F. '86 & Anne M. Ingham

Gregory H. & Alyce N. Hamilton

Andrew J. & Beth M. Inhelder

John E. & Kari L. Hamilton

Merritte W. & Lori E. Ireland

Kelley A. Hampers

Douglas L. & Holly K. Jackson

Andrew C. & Joan M. Hamrick

Eric M. & Lisa J. Jacoba

Brent L. & Kirsten B. Handler

Eric M. & Mara'D A. Jahde

John H. & Diana L. Haney

Mehrdad M. & Melody Jamali

Chris & Suzanne Hanks

Vern & Ellen Jaques

Kevin S. Hannon & Annie Cruse

Bryan & Kathleen Jarman

Jeffrey T. & Debbie J. Harpham

Charles D. & Marilyn Jehl

David A. & Camille M. Hart

Daniel & Amy Jenkins

Joseph B. & Kendra C. Hartman

Roger & Christine R. Jenkins

Kimberly M. Hartman

James M. & Michelle D. Jensen

Byron & Lisa Haselden

David L. Johnson & Jacqueline A. Millet

Todd W. & Lindsay E. Filsinger William E. & Lisa A. Finn John & Erika Fiordalis Thomas & Elizabeth Fischer Floyd M. & Amy L. Fishleigh Don J. & Dawn G. Fitzmartin Peter W. & Carolyn J. Flanagan Brian F. & Catherine Y. Fleischmann Joseph P. & Robin D. Flynn Robert T. & Katherine W. Flynn James D. & Kathleen M. Foster Thomas & Ashley M. Franklin Michael A. & Teresa C. Frasier Ronald J. & Anita F. Freimuth David & Suzanne Frishman Michael M. Froehlich & Teresa L. Mitchell-Froehlich Jasper R. & Jennifer A. Frontz Daniel & Elisabeth Fuller Richard G. & Jeanne H. Gaessler

† Deceased

Christopher & Alexandra Hauge Len A. & Denise R. Hawkins Aaron C. Hayes '95 Gerald J. & Maureen Hayes

Douglas B. & Jamie M. Jones Russell W. & Gina A. Jones Jeffrey & Tammy Jordan

Ted R. & Sandra Koerner Jeffrey & Kathy Kohler Paul J. Kosempel & Meredith E. Wakelyn John T. & Sarah Koslosky Linda Kozler Peter & Aimee Krahn Jacqueline A. Kruszek Timothy J. & Rachael A. Kulick Steven A. & Leanne L. Kurutz Blair A. & Shari Kuster Joseph A. Lagan & Suzanne L. Strubel-Lagan Robin E. Lantzy Michael W. & Gianna M. LaRouche Chang & Jessica Lee Siyong Lee & Sunhee Ju Thomas M. & Lori A. Lee Darren L. & Marianne V. I. Lemkau Michael T. & Molly A. Lemmers David & Diane Y. Lennert William J. & Rebecca R. Lennon Kent A. & Mary F. Lester Jeffrey R. & Heidi L. Lewis Mark C. & Alison B. Lewis Joseph J. & Laura D. Lico Mark S. & Donna C. Lies David E. & Kristi D. Lindquist

Christopher J. & Susan M. Lintonsmith

Renee McCann

Jerry P. Napolitan & Tonya D. Sarina

Matthew J. & Denise M. Petty

David R. & Carmen Y. Lionette

James & Jane McCarron

Mark Navilliat & Anne Brehmer

Alfred A. & Abigail T. Pfeiffer

Patrick E. & Carla D. Little

Patrick C. & Christine O. McCarthy

David B. & Lisa S. Neal

Jeffrey K. & Sarah E. Phillips

Peter & Therese M. Llorente

John R. & Melissa A. McCormick

Douglas C. & Margarita L. Nelson

Angel Pineda & Eva Lagunas

Michael & Jessica E. Lloyd

Matthew D. & Vanessa M. McCormick

Eric P. & Laura A. Nelson

Jose A. & Maria F. Pinedo

Michael & Maria Lombardo

Michael C. & Tanya M. McCoy

Eric J. '86 & Katherine Nemechek

Robert N. & Camille A. Pinkerton

Eric & Mary E. Long

Brian T. & Mayme L. McDonald

Eric P. & Kathleen M. Newman

Dean & Colleen Pisciotta

Dillon Lopez

Michael S. & Jane F. McDonald

Brian & Sarah Neylon

William J. & Saskia M. Placke

Geoffrey & Martha Lord

Edward S. & Nancy McFadden

Dean R. & Ruth M. Nichols

Louis J. Poletti

David & Carolyn Lubbers

Christopher J. & Laura McKenna

John & Leslie Nichols

Steven E. & Sally Pomeroy

William J. '66 & Kim Lundell

Victor L. & Caroline McMichen

Joseph D. '97 & Charity L. Nickerson

Gregory A. & Nancy J. Post

Robert & Janna Macdonald

John W. '85 & Theresa M. McWilliams

Kurt E. & Beth L. Nielsen

Maximillian A. & Lori A. Potter

Eugene M. & Meggan M. Macias

John & Dyna Meade

Rod & Laura Nuss

Drake R. & Caren G. Powell

Bradly C. & Laura A. Maddock

Dennis R. & Blair C. Mellon

Matthew J. Oberlies & Jennifer Clark

Michael & Michele Preiss

Charles D. & Susan K. Maguire

Richard C. & Teresa L. Mendenhall

Devlin C. & Crystal O'Brien

Klint I. & Lisa K. Price

Patrick F. & Victoria S. Maher

John A. & Cathy Merenich

David W. '87 & Karen D. Occhionero

Mark A. & Frances Mahoney

Christopher H. Frazier & Petra Meyer Frazier

Brian & Brooke O'Donnell

Dennis M. Pricolo & Cindy A. Mittnacht

Jennifer A. Meyerrose

Felicity A. O'Herron

Thomas & Brenda Mahoney Lucia A. Majok Tom & Jennifer Malloy Timothy J. & Jeanne L. Maloney Paul A. '83 & Donna M. Malsam William J. & Susan M. Maly Victor & Nancy A. Manilla Thomas E. & Linda J. Manoogian Jason B. & Jodi M. Maples Rodney R. & Margaret M. Marchand Michael F. & Michelle K. Marcotte Daniel R. & Coleen A. Marin Paul & Elise Markel Kenneth S. & Mary C. Marks Robert J. & Karen A. Maroney Marc T. & Whitney B. Marrs Deb L. Marshall Christopher J. & Melissa J. Martin James C. & Wendy R. Martin Jeffrey & Donatella P. Martin John J. & Julie A. Martin Scott G. & Jeannean M. Martinez Mitchell L. & Heidi A. Masters Martin W. '88 & Jacqueline M. Maxfield Edward J. May & Irene D. McPhail May Gregory J. '80 & Lisa K. Mayers Mary R. Mayfield Alvin R. & Mona J. McBorrough Dean & Ann McBournie Kevin J. & Moira C. McCabe

Michael Michalkiewicz & Tiffany Howell Scott A. & Martha C. Middlemist

Michael J. & Mary Beth S. O'Hagan

Carol A. Procopio James S. Proctor & Eloise J. Rich Richard E. & Tegan E. Proctor

William M. & Diane L. Ojile

Michael & Monica M. Protz

David & Suzanne Olczak James D. & Jennifer E. Oldham

Paul F. & Judy K. H. Prouty

Michael J. O'Neill '77 & Tracy M. Kelley-O'Neill

Gregory Puhr Dean E. & Susanne Pulver

Richard G. & Dee L. O'Neill

William T. & Pamela Purcell

Chris & Cindy O'Reilly

John J. & Gail M. Queen

Aleksandr M. & Laura G. Orloff

Kevin G. & Elizabeth F. Quinn

Russell E. Bartt & Joanna Y. Ortiz

Gregory J. & Susan R. Quirk

Sylvester & Theodora Osei-Fordwuo

Walter J. & Nijole K. Rasmussen

Lucille O'Shaughnessy

William & Laurie-Ann Rau

Michael M. & Lara D. O'Shaughnessy

Stephen W. & Keira M. Rawlings

Brent J. & Gina L. Osland

John K. Ray & Patricia A. Thatcher

Gary N. & Deborah L. Osredker

Amy Reardon & Steven Vannelli

Terence J. & Lynne L. Ott

Martin & Cathy Redeker

Thomas J. & Jeanine C. Padilla

Timothy & Lucinda Rees

Joseph & Shirley Palombi

Robert J. '88 & Denise S. Reich

Timothy J. & Nina L. Pater

Robert J. & Kimberly F. Reifsnider

Stephen & Angela Patterson

Ellen Reilly

Nicholas J. '82 & Tara P. Pavlakovich

Christopher J. & Glyris M. Renehan

Michael Pawlowski

Bryan & Robin Richardson

William B. & Elizabeth T. Paynter

Ronald J. & Lisa M. Rider

Charles S. & Shawn H. Peck

Donald E. & Maryann C. Riebe

Kip R. & Georgene L. Pedrie

Mark R. & Susan O. Rielly

William P. Murphy & Sarah E. Kinzer

William H. & Kristin B. Peltier

Stephanie Riggs

Michael J. '82 & Cassandra M. Murray

Peter M. & Kimberly R. Pendergast

Randall A. & Patricia L. Rizzi

Thomas T. & Kristin L. Mydler

Mark P. Peppercorn

Stephen R. & Janet L. Roark

Sean M. & Jennifer H. Myers

Thomas A. & Amy T. Perchiazzi

Israel Rodriguez & Maria B. Enriquez

Eugene A. '80 & Lori M. Naes

Ned & Apryl Perry

Stephen O. & Brigid O. Roe

Douglas A. Miller & Carol A. Sammeth Tim J. & Cynthia A. Miller Michael G. Mingle & Jennifer L. Rankin Bradley J. & Bridget S. Mirkovich DJ & Rachel T. Mitchell Michael E. & Diane M. Mitchell Mark A. & Catherine J. Mollandor Robert & Terri S. Monahan Stephen A. & Kelly P. Moran Greg A. & Kelly A. Mordini Ron & Larise P. Morley James O. & Dorothy J. Morrison Thomas L. & Lisa Morton Walter F. & Luette S. Morton Christopher R. & Mary Bridgid R. Mosley Peter & Anne Mounsey Kausiki Mukhopadhyay Christopher & Marie Mullen Martin J. Murphy & Kathleen G. Pakkebier

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Craig Rogers & Nantiya Ruan Rogers

James C. & Jodi M. Smallwood

Andrew H. & Suzanne M. Toohill

James B. & Cindy L. Whitmore

Alfonso P. & Michelle R. Rosabal

Dennis M. '77 & Adriance A. Smith

James D. & Kathy J. Toole

Robert M. & Stephanie S. Whittelsey

James J. & Maureen C. Rose

Kathryn L. Smith

William T. & Patricia A. Toole

Willis & Anita Wiedel

Brett A. & Malia C. Round

Matthew J. & Holly M. Smith

Ferdinand L. & Augustina J. Torres

Richard B. & Nancy H. Wigton

Robert Rowland & Carolyn Fleck

Paul & Debra Smith

Dana D. Trader

John H. & Lisa M. Wild

Jennifer L. & Jason W. Roybal

Stephen E. & Tamara K. Smith

Huan V. Tran & Loan T. Nguyen

Timothy R. & Karen C. Wilderman

Stephen D. Rozmiarek & Brenda J. Godfrey

Todd J. & Christine A. Smith

Beau & Jaime Trotter

Bernard E. & Tina M. Wildes

Paul J. & Barbara L. Ruff

Steven J. & Jo-Ellen S. Solita

Samuel D. & Rosana R. Trujillo

Richard H. & Michelle M. Wiley

Paul G. & Michele Soriano

Darren P. & Beth A. Turco

Timothy Williams & Krista Douglass

Phillip E. & Jean R. Soro

Steven & Linda Tyree

Jeffrey D. & Tracy B. Willis

Jerrold F. & Kristen A. Spaeth

Matthew R. & Susan H. Upton

Aaron J. & Sophia N. Wilson

Daniel A. & Sarah J. Spencer

John M. & Barbara A. Valenti

Neil A. & Kimberly E. Wiser

John N. & Tina M. Spiliotis

Erik T. & Lisa H. Van Bramer

Matthew D. & Joya D. Wolf

Albert L. & Luisa A. Staerkel

Erik & Kimberly Van Horn

Daniel G. & Faye M. Woodley

Theodore H. & Jann P. Stathos

Justin & Stacy N. Vanlandschoot

Kenneth L. & Mary K. Woosley

Erik M. & Suzanne O. Steinberg

Alejandra Vargas

Eric A. & Rosemarie K. Wrede

Scott T. Steiss

Kristian & Mandy Vercauteren

Thomas M. & Karen J. Wuertz

Jeffrey E. & Monique M. Stemper

Wayne R. & Kristi L. Verity

Mark D. & Nancy L. Yaron

Jeffrey R. & Marie E. Stephens

Thomas W. & Susan M. Vick

Steven & Shelly Young

Jennifer K. Stevens & Mark Bethel

David E. & Susan V. Viereck

Helen B. Yu

Paul & Michelle L. Stevinson

Freddy R. & Maricarmen Vilanova

David E. & Gianna R. Zeh

Christopher G. & Mary Grace Stoll

Steven & Marion Visser

John W. & Mary T. Zimmerman

William J. & Julie C. Stordahl

John P. & Jennifer P. Vitella

David G. & Carol A. Storrs

Patrick J. T. & Meredith L. Von Tscharner

Robert H. & Kimberly A. Zimmermann

Louis R. Sachs & Lina M. O'Reilly-Sachs Francois H. & Catherine C. Safieddine Brent L. & Melissa M. Sailer Sherif Sakr & Heather Knight Anthony D. & Leigh A. Salazar Kenneth A. & Sandra A. Sanchez Glenn R. & Trina L. Sandler Mario R. & Rebecca O. Sandoval Stephen & Moiria Sangalis Bruno M. & Shawna M. Sannes Peter M. '76 & Rose M. Sauer David N. & Jennifer M. Schaaf Thomas C. & Julie M. Schade Stephen E. & Laura M. Scheer Frank I. '78 & Cheryl L. Scheitler Raymond & Teresa Schiavone Anthony J. & Brenda C. Schifano Terence J. & Janet M. Schilmoeller Michael U. & Angela L. Schlegel Rod & Annie W. Schluter Andrew & Helene Schmidt Donald B. & Heather J. Schmidt John M. & Angela M. Schmidt Thomas & Claudia Schonebaum Robert & Melanie B. Schraeder Robert M. & Lori E. Schultz Peter M. & Kirsten M. Schultze Matthew R. & Catherine E. Schulze Evan H. & Amy J. Schwartz Donald H. & Barbara J. Schwulst Eric J. Seese Dale J. & Maureen D. Seier Daniel J. '81 & Carol Selner John S. & Valerie Sepple Kevin H. & Kathrine E. Sherrard Lloyd L. & Heidi A. Silk Jason S. & Christine M. Simon Scott R. Sinelli & Lillian M. Coppola Sinelli Jeffrey D. & Holly B. Sletten

† Deceased

William B. & Karen O. Stoughton Mark & Valerie Strawbridge Joseph S. & Christine M. Sullivan Kevin T. & Orla M. Sullivan Robert G. & Jeanne M. Sullivan Robert N. & Michele Sullivan Robert E. & Julie R. Swaney Rodney J. & Jill R. Tabberer Christopher J. & Beth A. Tadanier

Michael R. & Leslea D. Wahl Richard G. & Karen L. Walker Brian A. & Andrea B. Walsh Darren A. & Julia G. Walsh Randall L. & Patricia B. Wambsganss Ryan J. & Elliott H. Ward David E. & Teresa L. Wardrop Guy C. & Sarah Warren

Michael & Betsy Tapp

Andrew T. & Stacie Watkins

William T. Tara & Maria N. Garvey-Tara

Joseph D. & Kellie L. Weber Matthew D. & Kristine R. Webster

Joseph P. & Lynn B. Tartell

John R. & Katherine A. Weigand

Glenn & Christl Tate

Michael B. & Nicole R. Weis

William S. & Julie A. Taylor

Thomas V. Weis & Mary Muldoon

Jimmy L. & Stacy R. Terry

Tom J. & Michelle Weis

Kebere & Maria Armina R. Tewahade

Jonathan E. & Judy A. Weisiger

Lawrence A. & Margaret M. Tezak

Andrew B. & Jody L. Weisman

Mary Fran Tharp

Walter W. & Terri M. Weiss

Kenneth & Rebecca Thompson

Howard L. & Gretchen L. West

Steven A. & Lillian K. Thompson

Thomas A. & Theresa D. Wheeler

Brian J. & Linda B. Thomson

Jeffrey & C. Michelle Whipple

Charles H. & Kathleen A. Thornton

Jason & Tamara Whitehouse

David & Maria Tidaback

Christopher Whitelaw

Julia J. Toll

Kelli A. Whitelaw

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Patrick A. '79 & Laura J. Zoellner

Class of 1950

James P. Ryan

Class of 1958

Participation - 14.00%

R. Harry Spalding

Participation - 11.39%

James B. Wanebo

Class of 1941

John J. Erger

Ronald J. Starbuck

Joseph P. Chirichigno

William O. Wieder

Participation - 4.17%

Joseph T. Keeley

Robert† M. Tynan

Charles L. Johnson

Thomas X. Kelley

Fred T. Kottenstette

ALUMNI GIVING

Leonard P. Plank

Class of 1942 Participation - 8.33% Thomas W. Phelan

Lawrence J. Purcell J. Victor Vifquain William C. Vollmer

Class of 1956 Participation - 17.95% William F. Archambault John A. Carbone John J. Costanzo

James J. Kerr Thomas J. Morroni Gary W. Powell George E. Reid Albert E. Seep Michael E. Vance

Class of 1962 Participation - 11.65% Robert E. Armstrong Richard A. Beacom Robert H. Bell Theodore Beringer

Class of 1943

Class of 1951

George F. Coughlin

Participation - 7.14%

Participation - 10.42%

Charles S. Grant

James R. Dorsey

Charles A. Atler

Paul F. Garrier

Class of 1959

Joseph J. Figlino

James G. Bowen

John A. Geraghty

Participation - 18.06%

M. David Maloney

Eugene A. Dell

Jerome C. Hill

Eugene A. Blish

Robert J. Popish

Douglas E. Nielsen

Richard D. Murphy

C. Richard Byrne

John W. Schnittgrund

Richard W. Smith

Robert R. Olson

Gerald R. Dooher

William E. Wagner

Terrence E. Reynolds

Dennis R. Floyd

Walter S. Weckbaugh

William M. Slota

Paul J. Foster

T. Michael Walsh

James R. Garland

Michael A. Yoksh

Lorren D. Griffin

Class of 1945 Participation - 14.29% Roy J. Atkinson William P. McDonald Vincent B. Rossi

Class of 1952

Walter J. Seaman

Participation - 14.29%

James P. Sheehan

Joseph L. Chase†

Class of 1946 Participation - 8.33% Arthur C. Cito Paul A. Gleason George J. Minellono

Class of 1947 Participation - 9.09% Robert L. Ames Eugene F. Costello Stanley V. Davies Guy H. Gibbs William F. Hoover Daniel J. Shannon

Class of 1948

Grant C. Gibbs Estate of John† T. Grace

Class of 1957

Victor A. Perrella

Participation - 33.80%

Joseph J. Rossi

Darrell L. Beck

Ronald T. Shannon

John D. Bell

Paul E. Tauer

Lawrence C. Blackford

Michael C. Villano

George R. Boersig

Class of 1953 Participation - 18.92% Daniel J. Buckley William J. Deline William R. Earley Donald J. Fisher Rich Hamilton John F. Treckman

Larry B. Vifquain

Peter C. Maxfield Gary Potter Dennis K. Primavera Dennis J. Tangney Arthur Taylor William J. Uebelher

Michael R. Boian

Class of 1960

Thomas F. Brennan

Participation - 12.20%

Donald R. Cunningham

James R. Brown

Richard M. Dutton

J. Daniel Casey

Steven R. Forness

Michael Donnelly

Russell K. Haskell

Mark V. Earley

Craig A. Hibbison

Fred W. Gibson

John W. Hough

Frank M. Messenger

Michael Ludwig

Kenneth Schlickman

James R. McCabe

Harry W. Scoby

Participation - 10.64%

Harold J. Wanebo

Colman L. Dell

Class of 1954

Charles B. McCormick

Robert J. Stein

Richard J. Kemme

Participation - 9.62%

Larry T. O'Hayre

Thomas J. Wegs

James O. Malone

Richard O. Campbell

Kent W. Owen

William J. O'Donnell Joseph E. Waters

Class of 1949 Participation - 12.20%

Donald F. Dunn James E. Hancock Richard E. Nemechek Robert L. Sullivan, SJ

Daniel J. Cronin

Class of 1955

John T. Goodier

Participation - 12.50%

George A. Hovorka

Ronald A. Cosimi

Gilbert E. Kuntz

Charles A. Haskell

T.J. Rademaker

Gerald J. Noe

Robert D. Pipkin Mark Reinecke Dennis J. Seitz Dennis E. Starbuck Bruce T. Tawson John A. Trenkle Albert E. Zarlengo

Marshall C. Crouch John J. Dobel

Class of 1963 Participation - 7.50% Thomas V. Baginski Michael L. Buckley James Cavnar William Durlin Michael F. Grace Michael J. Kellogg

Class of 1964 Participation - 13.18% Paul J. Blecha John P. Box Leo J. Boyle Francis X. Byrne John R. Etzkorn Ronald† D. Ford Alan Huber Stephen A. Klein Daniel A. Kullas Tim LeDuc Loren L. Losh

Class of 1961

Timothy J. McGuire

Participation - 12.35%

Stephen R. Moore

Rodney A. Card

George D. Radovich

Colin V. Conway

James C. Schmidt

Walter L. Kautzky

Steve Watson

Michael M. Kendrick

Terry J. Zaremba

James E. Loehr

Gerald A. Baer

Patrick A. Lyness

David F. Carr

Donald E. Mergen

Donald J. Coloroso

Robert H. Pollock •

Daniel G. Cronin

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James M. Delaney

Joseph Middelburg

William E. Fritz

Gerhard T. Schwark

Theodore C. Sillstrop

Peter J. DiLeo

Martin J. Mooney

Kenneth W. Galasso •

David J. Steiner

Thomas I. Sweeney

Stephen J. Forte

Roy D. Mucilli

John P. Harrington

Peter J. Tynan

Tyrone T. Throop

William J. Fortune

James A. Nylander

David L. Harris

Robert D. Watts

Michael A. Zoellner

Patrick F. Gartland

Kelly O'Dea

Michael J. Healey

Michael W. Gleason

S. Craig Pearse

Cecil M. Hernandez

Class of 1972

Class of 1975

James W. Gold

Daniel L. Reilly

Patrick J. Kelly

Participation - 11.21%

Participation - 8.27%

Richard B. Hiester

Michael P. Ryan

Mark D. Learned

David Ciancio

Thomas J. Carroll

Lawrence J. Hoppe

Richard A. Schierburg

Patrick D. Mariano

George R. Cooper

Stephen J. DiCroce

John R. Horst

Robert P. Sedar

Michael L. Raisch

Thomas G. Gold

James P. Driver •

Michael A. LaConte

Scott S. Spinney

David R. Sanchez

James R. Guthrie

Timothy J. Harris

Robert D. Langfield

Philip G. Steele, SJ

Samuel F. Saracino

Kelly J. Krattenmaker

Robert W. Hessek

V. Maxim Lucero

Brent R. Hines

John B. McCallan

Brian J. Hines

Karl Middelburg

Timothy J. Huss

Michael J. Pasquariello

Joseph L. Schmid

Michael L. Reidy

Martin J. Schmitz

Lon V. Saavedra

Craig J. Zoellner

Richard N. Lyons Robert M. Malone Thomas F. Messenger Gerald A. Mornin Terrence J. Quinn Michael P. Rimmer Richard L. Schraeder Joseph F. Stucka Dennis B. Wanebo

Class of 1967 Participation - 8.39% Thomas K. Angerer John L. Archambault John A. Caruso John M. Chavez Michael J. Doyle Louis R. Gerken

John F. Sauer Mike Scarafiotti Gerald T. Sullivan J. Michael Thornton Ewald J. Tuchscherer John D. Urban John S. Votta Donald S. Ziska

Warren D. Thach Steven M. Wilke

Class of 1976 Kirk J. Anderson

Participation - 9.49%

John C. Giardino

Class of 1970

Class of 1973

Michael L. Hendricks

Participation - 13.27%

Participation - 6.35%

James O. Attridge

Class of 1966

Frank Kelly

Daniel W. Carr

Michael C. Byrne

Thomas C. Deline

Participation - 31.30%

Bruce T. McIntosh

Gerard J. Caruso

Thomas J. Henderson

Joseph G. Haubrich

Paul R. Alanis

Bob A. Radovich

Edward J. DeFrancia

Joseph P. Huggins

James P. McConaty

Joseph T. Botinelly

Andrew F. Rogers

Thomas M. Dunn

Mark S. Job

Robert J. Peters •

Bill M. McCabe

Ernest P. Sanelli

John M. Pavlakovich

David S. Sarno

Michael L. Schuster

Peter M. Sauer

Patrick J. Wolke

John F. Sheridan

Estate of Michael† J. Werito

Lawrence P. Brookman Peter A. D'Amico Daniel C. Davis Gary J. Defrange Russell J. Dispense James Duggan Thomas Durlin James M. English John F. Ezell • Gregory L. Frank Randall D. Freehling James P. Gruber Eric Hibbison Gregory S. Hoch Leslie J. Huber

Class of 1968 Participation - 10.26% J. Michael Baumann Blase W. Boettcher John P. Brovsky Patrick J. Flannery Michael Gallardo • Robert M. Hurley James A. Jacobs Thomas McGlone Francis X. McGrath

Stephen L. Matt Patrick A. Rupert Daniel V. Sheehan Michael F. Spera John P. Stroup Donald J. Tracy John Wessling

Participation - 9.45%

Rick J. Polak

John S. Ambler

Participation - 26.00%

Robert C. Lombardi

Jim Blecha

William J. Lundell

William F. Burns

† Deceased

Jim Kleiger

Robert M. Munroe

David J. Kasik

Patrick D. Mershon

Christopher S. Hoppe

Class of 1971

Class of 1969

Robert F. McGregor

Joseph Heit

Daniel T. Morris

Steven G. Kaessner

Pasquale Marranzino

Mark S. Givan

Glenn G. Churchill John C. Di Matteo Joseph E. Esposito

John J. Barry Brian J. Brada Christopher Cella Stephen L. Clapham Dennis P. Genereux James C. Jordan Gerald D. Pratt

Class of 1974 Participation - 13.77% Timothy P. Angerer

Richard P. Smith Allen B. Thach Lino Toyos

Anthony Bertollt

Class of 1977

Peter Coursey

Participation - 6.72%

William P. Crossen

J. D. Daly, SJ

Stephen H. Davenport

Joseph M. Elio

William C. Diss

Greg T. Gerken

Lawrence P. Finch

Daniel E. Kelly

Gerald J. Guida

Gregory J. Kerwin

James D. Hamilton

Michael G. Malsam

Dan Lombardi

Michael J. O'Neill

Daniel P. Murray

Dennis M. Smith

Tom K. O'Donnell

Richard T. Steiner

Warren J. Olsen Daniel E. Piro John C. Ruebush

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

Class of 1978

Class of 1982

Class of 1986

David C. Goetz

Class of 1993 Participation - 11.70% Jarrett Armstrong

Participation - 5.83%

Participation - 8.13%

Participation - 8.59%

Aaron K. Lechner

Joseph P. Cherry

Christian B. Barlock

John C. Amoroso

Scott R. Slusher •

Daniel J. Gillis

Michael J. Dino

Matthew J. Armistead

Christopher A. McConnell

John Ferraro

John Carmody

William J. Novitsky

Michael J. Hall

Michael E. Gerity

Calvin J. Okey

Jeff W. Hovorka

Carl F. Ingham

Lee J. Payne

Michael A. Huckeby

Michael J. Laber

Frank I. Scheitler

John L. Martin

Don Martella

Michael J. Murray

Timothy J. Morroni

Nicholas J. Pavlakovich

Eric J. Nemechek

David J. Sanko

Brian J. Trembath •

Class of 1979 Participation - 6.86% William M. Balkovatz Fred J. Diss

Class of 1983

Paul E. Hogan

Participation - 6.80%

Richard M. Langfield Mark J. Martinez

Alfred J. Zarlengo

Class of 1990 Participation - 9.43% Timothy M. Burke • Robert L. Hackethal David A. Hirsch T. Grey Kennedy Peter O. LaJeunesse William A. Mrochek Stephen J. Norris Eugene D. Sisneros

Kevin Beatty Jerome A. DeHerrera Joseph A. Grubenhoff Michael Landauer • T.J. Maxfield Matthew M. Meredith Caleb Meyer Mark Rome David W. Smiley J. David Warren •

Class of 1987

Andrew J. Smith

Class of 1994

Kevin G. Cernich

Participation - 7.59%

Sean M. Sullivan

Participation - 5.79%

Peter D. Duffy

Edward L. Adams

John G. Schuster

Michael G. Hunt

James W. Broderick King

Patrick A. Zoellner

J. Michael Jagger

David A. Card

Joseph D. Johnson

Colin G. Daly

Paul A. Malsam

Timothy R. Haverkamp

Daniel P. Quiat

Michael J. Henninger •

T. Sean Riley

Monroe R. Henninger

Christopher J. Schaffer •

Frank H. Ingham

Class of 1992

Todd T. Siems

Christopher Lehr

Participation - 22.34%

Class of 1980 Participation - 9.70% Mark F. Armistead David H. Arnold Don A. Bechter Larry J. Clapham

Rob R. McGregor •

Hrolf A. Huey

Class of 1984

Dale D. Kaup

Participation - 2.75%

Gregory J. Mayers

James P. Campbell

Class of 1988

Eugene A. Naes

Paul Capolungo

Participation - 10.34%

Jeffrey L. Nemechek

Richard J. Chopyak

Timothy S. Bauer

James W. Rogers Daniel J. Satterwhite Randy Scofield Rick A. Veno

Class of 1985 Participation - 9.03% Patrick J. Casey Gary J. Chitwood

Class of 1981

James J. Clawson

Participation - 9.02%

Anthony R. DeVito

Marco Abarca

Scott C. Knollenberg

David W. Allen

Kent J. Laber

Keith Champeau

John W. McWilliams

Ronald J. Falco

Michael E. Meis •

Andrew B. Flynn

Philip L. Oreste •

Lindsay T. Kough

Matthew D. Rivera

Derek G. Mezo •

Kevin D. Stewart

Patrick J. Murray

Ed G. Telgenhoff •

Richard V. Schmitz

Fred A. Ziel

David W. Occhionero •

Nicolas J. Capra Keith L. Cavanaugh Kevin M. Coates Dan P. Haley • David Harvanek Michael J. Lancaster Paul J. Lotz Ryan D. Mauff Martin W. Maxfield Michael J. Opp Robert J. Reich Steven G. Rotello Jon Solomon Jerold True

Class of 1989

Daniel J. Selner

Participation - 3.82%

William A. Simpson

Matthew P. Burkley

Matthew F. Zeman

Andy S. Fulton

Class of 1991 Participation - 3.88% Charles Q. Beatty Eddie Bernau Simon A. Dwyer • Joshua H. Maxfield

Brian Carr •

Mark D. Callahan • Christopher W. Carr • Joshua J. Crosier Matthew J. Dunker Livingston Keithley Joseph Laber

Class of 1995 Participation - 19.21% Shaun Bell

David Coffey Sean J. Coughlin Marcus Danneil Kevin Doyle Richard Hanrehan B.J. Hubbard Darren A. Jacoby Joshua Kelley Michael N. Kennedy Sean M. Kevelighan Michael B. Lay Jon Levitt Peter McGahey Sean McNicholas Joe R. Schlipman Joel Sydlow Keys E. Tinney James P. Ward Krishna Williams Timothy Woods

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

Kory Burkley

Zachary M. Bidelman Eric Busch Nicholas Chambers Henry G. Coors Peter J. Coors Timothy Cusick Jerod C. Day Timothy R. Demery James M. Duran Philip N. Epple Aaron C. Hayes Juan Hernandez Ryan Hurley Matthew A. Jakubowski Robert Kersnick James S. Laurent Arthur Lehl Travis Lutz John J. Mastro Joe Nolan Jason L. Ortiz Nicholas O'Sullivan

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Class of 1998

Zachary Schmitz

Scott L. Wenzel •

Christopher T. Jewett

Daniel Ryan

Participation - 12.70%

Eric Strassburger

Luke B. Wiedel

Bradley F. Karr

Paul Saleeb

Michael I. Wynar

Roy O. Kopp •

Aaron W. Perry

Justin Apt

Ronald Sulewski

Kelly M. Svanda

Christopher Barlow

Brad Weinig

William Veronda

Michael Beatty

Matthew Whitney

Jared Carlon

Class of 1996 Participation - 16.18% Conor P. Beatty • Nathan Clark Trent Davala • Padraic J. Downey Adam Durica Adrian J. Feijoo Thomas Foster Ronald J. Hottovy Matthew A. Houtsma • Daniel Luzietti Brendan McNicholas Charles S. Meyer Andrew J. Neff Andrew C. Nelson Andrew Newland • David Orr Eric Schierburg Matthew Schmitz

Justin Carter Neil Cella Adam Dawkins Benjamin W. Deal • Timothy R. Gradoville • Matthew Groves • Wesley Hardin • James Houtsma Robert Kaelin Andrew Kelley Matthew J. Klassen Adam Knickerbocker Mark Laber Chris Lynett Ryan McBreen Conor McCallin Andrew Mueller Patrick Newland Andrew M. Schneebeck • Steve Tomasek

Charles A. Searle •

Class of 1999

Nicholas Steiner

Participation - 12.00%

Nicholas P. Tippery

Jeremy Bielski

Michael Wiesner

Bryan Castillo •

Class of 1997 Participation - 10.00% Andrew Bagnato David M. Barlow • Kenneth Boyd Nicholas Ereckson Michael D. Evans Robert Herrington Jeffrey Hutcheson Byron J. Levkulich Daniel Martin Curtis Meyer Mark Michalek Joseph D. Nickerson Bernie Sauer Karl N. Smith • John F. Tierney •

† Deceased

Patrick Cole Gabriel Dance Robert M. Dorsey • Patrick Evans Tony Giarratano Robert Gillis Aaron Greeno Richard Hill Andy Hottovy Raymond R. Kuehl Mark Larson Christopher Levkulich Antonio R. Maes Kevin McAdam Duncan McPhee Michael Nix • Zachary Phillips

Douglas S. Lestikow • John R. Matthews

Class of 2000

Participation - 10.29%

Participation - 7.81%

John R. Babcook •

Joseph Carlon

Benjamin J. Brotzman •

Joel Christman

Andrew L. Caldwell

Zachary Davis

Andrew R. Davis

Brian Fagan

Michael T. Dietz

David Forsberg

Steve M. Ereckson

Christopher Goldsmith

Nicholas J. Fagnant

Daniel Hoffman

William M. Foy •

Dale McDonald

Dominic M. Giarratano •

Class of 2005

Ryan T. Meisheid

Evan K. Kirk

Participation - 5.64%

Timothy Miller

John P. Krause •

Alexander C. Crane

Luke Mullen

Michael R. McKenna

Ryan T. Danielson

Jason Pollock •

Charles C. O'Brien

Anthony J. Floro •

Joel Stainbrook •

Alvino J. Salcedo

Francis B. Kelleher

Paul A. Williams •

Kevin P. Savory

John P. Leer

Matthew D. Zimmer

Matthew A. Smith

John F. Odenheimer

Brian A. Strassburger

Patrick T. Pratt

Mark L. Weinig

Matthew S. Roberge

Class of 2001 Participation - 13.57%

Paul L. Miller • John M. Newland • Christian S. O'Dwyer • Ryan P. Smith • Kyle A. Taggart • Cameron J. Turner Henry C. Wright Ryan A. Zent

Kenneth Stable

Ryan S. Armijo

Class of 2003

Stan D. Baldwin

Participation - 4.21%

Charles E. Beville

Garrett W. Adrian

Tyler W. Breuer

Brian P. Diss

Class of 2006 - Boys Division

Jason M. Brunner

Brendan P. Healey

Participation - 7.57%

Michael P. Criste

Jordan H. Hueseman •

Matthew E. Brown

Sener H. Degirmenci

Joseph M. Lechuga •

Corbin G. Clement

Joseph B. Giebel

Ryan P. McGrath •

Jonathan A. Feiten

James M. Gleason

Ryan J. Menachof

Alexander J. Kirk

Douglas K. Greenwald •

John N. Pavlakovich

Ian D. Mahan •

Justin P. Horrigan

Phillip Foster

Class of 2002

John M. Houtsma • Andrew J. Hyatt • Jay L. Johnson Bryan M. Kempa Jesse A. Meyer Gregory K. Mohrman Nathan S. Osborne Aldo A. Pantoja Colin F. St. John Phillip A. Treuer Robert J. Tuchscherer • Michael F. Walsh Thomas J. Ward

Class of 2004 Participation - 12.69% Robert J. Armijo Dillon J. Bolders William P. Brand Daniel P. Brennan • Casey W. Clement Brian J. Davenport Brendan M. DeWitt Christopher J. Doyle • Michael A. Fasing Ryan W. Fitzgerald • Christopher J. Hauber • Ryan E. Hulick •

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

Bryan K. Zerr • Michael A. Zoellner •

Colin C. McAtee • Patrick T. Moore Eugene A. Naes Michael J. Polodna John B. Queen • Timothy J. Sauer James T. Sundby Christopher A. Valko Anthony W. Zarlengo-Reyther •

Class of 2006 - Girls Division Participation - 5.26% Alexandra M. DeMarco Devin L. Lake

Class of 2007 - Boys Division

Timothy J. McQuaid •

Anthony C. Hyatt •

Ryan S. Deits

Gabrielle N. Hart

Participation - 9.19%

Geoffrey A. McVie

Rutger H. Jackson

James C. Eazor

Morgan L. Haselden

Ryan W. Candee

Gregory McVie

Jonathan M. Kent •

Shane R. Fisher

Lexi S. Hueseman

Andrew D. Doty

Brian S. Nichols

Hunter J. Kopp

John T. Fruit

Alejandra C. Parker

Garth W. Englund

David A. Nowicki

Stephen M. Macke

Scott S. Funk

Mikaela L. Porazzo •

Zachary T. Fenoglio •

Vincent M. Rouse

Conor F. McCabe

Brandon E. Gappa

Katherine L. Sanderson

Peter E. Fritz

Brandon M. Sherwood

Alexander J. Mulcahy

Max L. Geraci

Alexandra E. Steinhauser

Garrett B. Fugier •

Michael A. Tilghman

Matthew G. Nier

Alexander J. Goetz

Meghan J. Thomas

Matthew R. Gesner •

Christopher R. Tooker

Adam C. Schmitz •

Thomas P. Harpole

Natalie N. Thompson

Charles H. Kay •

John D. Tovado

Charles St. John •

Joe E. Heasley

Ashton A. Webberley

Kyle D. Kemble

Marcus E. Wiesner

Spencer C. Stachler

John T. Ininns

McKenzie N. Weed

Sean M. Moore

Eric R. Williams •

Patrick M. Sutherland

Eric J. Jackson •

Connor R. Wist

James P. Valdez •

Surf S. Jones

Anthony B. Vanicek

Logan J. Knox

Braden Waller

Jonathan R. Law

Charles Wheeler

Charles D. Maguire •

Ezequiel Yslas

Adam J. McClaran

Eric W. Ptolemy • Rob W. Steinhauser Ryan J. Tauer Michael P. Winterscheidt Roberto Yslas

Class of 2008 - Girls Division Participation - 10.49% Rachel E. Chetham Rachel A. Doherty Kirstyn J. Dutton

Class of 2007 - Girls Division

Emily R. Glenn

Class of 2009 - Girls Division

Participation - 10.29%

Nicole C. Haselden

Participation - 11.46%

Katherine E. Allsop

Tasha M. Haselden

Christine M. Broski

Jessica D. (Gentry) Bates •

Emily E. Keller •

Kelly L. Brown

Madeline W. Crawford •

Caitlin A. McCarthy

Ashley N. Craven •

Anna E. Gough

Kathrine D. (Misgen) Nowicki

Sarah M. Doherty

Melissa A. (Ripper) Ingrum •

Alexandra M. Ritter

Erin K. Flynn •

Katy L. Kenealy

Katherine E. Sawyer-Stachler

Emily B. Fritz

Amy E. (Schuster) Kubik •

Victoria E. Scheid •

Tara R. Gustafson

Kylie F. O'Donnell •

Hannah K. Sheehan

Meaghan L. Hamill

Megan E. Onorato

Claire M. Sokas

Amanda M. Hicks •

Katherine V. Reichert

Eileen E. (Lynch) Spotts •

Rachel E. Horrigan

Kaylie R. Rossi Victoria J. Titterington • Jessica L. Waller Kayla A. Young

Class of 2009 - Boys Division Participation - 15.28% Zachary W. Anderson Matthew S. Barclay

Rachel A. Jenkins Caroline E. Locke Catherine R. Nash Melissa N. Porter Catherine M. Reidy

Class of 2008 - Boys Division

Kevin J. Bartlett

Participation - 11.27%

Tyson M. Blach

Marcus W. Alley

Benjamin A. Brisso

Griffin D. Batten •

Jonathan H. Brown

Robert J. Caseria

Alexander Cascio

Class of 2010 - Boys Division

Taylor J. Cline •

Theodore F. Chavez •

Participation - 22.34%

Peter M. Davidson •

William S. Cobb •

Nick S. Beaulieu

Patrick O. Dieters

Sean M. Culliton

Ryan T. Benenati

Tyler B. Gleditsch

James J. Cunningham

Stephen C. Brown

Matthew D. High •

Michael D. Degitis

Jeffrey S. Bunsness

Alexander R. Hopp

Rian E. Fugier

Andrew M. Bushek

John S. Jackson •

Gregory J. Gerken

Brian J. Clark

Sean M. McGrath •

Timothy E. Gesner •

Zachary L. Cornell •

Joseph R. McManus •

Michael H. Hanson

Michael J. Curtis

Kristen C. Sheridan Natalie L. Smith Hannah E. Stone

Class of 2011 - Boys Division

John S. McLaren Oluwaseun B. Ogunmodede Mark A. Onorato Andrew S. Osieczanek Tom E. Rouleau Trevor P. Scannell Clark R. Shafer Matthew T. Shyra Nelson A. Smith Brian Z. Sokas Nicholas B. Sommers Justin M. Stoeckle Spencer J. Sullivan Mitchel R. Tilley Carlos D. Valdez Ryan P. Van Portfliet • Marcus E. Walker Alexander C. Watson Hunter R. West

Class of 2010 - Girls Division Participation - 17.89% Bridget L. Bourne Kelly M. Braun Sarah L. Capen Ellen A. Clark Charlotte J. Crawford Jacqueline M. Davis Molly J. Deibel Megan E. Dempsey

Participation - 7.73% Derek C. Ball William J. Beasley • Andrew J. Bell • John M. Buretz • Michael D. Clark Brian R. Eller Chase A. Hoover • Mark X. Miller • Michael C. Moran • Michael F. O'Dwyer Dominic J. Pera Michael G. Rerecich David T. Wright John W. Zimmerman • Jonathan C. Zulanas

Class of 2011 - Girls Division Participation - 4.00% Lauren C. Blumhardt Brooke M. Moody Cathleen V. Mulhern Melissa A. Ptolemy Kendall L. Ramey Margaret C. Rogan

Class of 2012 - Boys Division Participation - 2.31% Ryan M. Haselden Austin C. Knapp Austin J. Riley Connor M. Smith Nicholas R. Willenbrock

Kaitlin M. Gutrich Lauren M. Hajnos •

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

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Class of 2012 - Girls Division

Stephen P. Jackson •

Liane Cattelino

Matt Klassen '98

R.J. Tuchscherer '01

Participation - 3.13%

Alec N. Jotte •

Glenn Churchill '69

John Koslosky

Cameron Turner '04

Elizabeth P. Cromie

Theodore R. Koerner

Catherine Cole

Linda Kozler

Sarah Warren

Sarah A. Eazor

Timothy J. Lynott

Chris Cook

Kristen Kraus

Kenzie Weed '10

Elizabeth B. Jackson

Jack C. Maly

Corey Cooper

Joe Lagan

Rick Werbylo

Marisa A. LaRouche

Luis A. Mena

Patti Cooper

Kirsten Landry

Jane Whitley

Nicole E. Nemechek

John B. Miller •

Jamie Cordia

Joey Lechuga '03

Ryan Williamson

Anna M. Schuster •

Nicholas C. Tyng •

Alex Crane '05

Kathy Leister

Dan Woodley

Jacob E. Van Bramer

Brian Davenport '04

Patricia Long

Karen Wuertz

Adam Dawkins '98

Jenny Lynch

Alicia Ziegler

Jamie Dawkins

Antonio Maes '99

Mary Zimmerman

Heather Delzell

Paul Malsam '83

Will Zukowski

Katy Diaz

Jackie Maxfield

Kristi Dindinger

Patty McCulloch

Kelly Doherty

Mayme McDonald

Mike Doherty

Patric McIntosh

Kati Dorais

Michael McLaughlin

Sara Dougherty

Jennifer Meyerrose

Nicole Dubler

Paul Miller '04

Kari Dunn

Rhonda Morroni

Kirstyn Dutton '08

Mary Muldoon

Dustin Dvorak

Paul Muller

Tracey Dwyre

Amory Neal

Nick Fagnant '02

Tim Newton

Katherine Fay

Brian Normile

Merideth Feik

Sean O'Dea

Zach Fenoglio '07

LaRae Onorato

Class of 2013 - Boys Division Participation - 3.14%

Class of 2015 - Girls Division

John J. Ahern •

Participation - 8.07%

Andrew P. Beckelheimer

Katherine D. Allbritten

Joseph P. Fasone

Lauren M. Boggus

Brian J. Musco

Jillian H. Desmond

Brandon J. Nuccio

Addison M. Gallegos

Sean E. Wood

Sydney E. Gillespie •

Class of 2013 - Girls Division Participation - 1.25% Brooke M. Duggan Meghan E. MacDonald •

Class of 2014 - Boys Division Participation - 4.87% Dillon P. Campbell • Gavin T. Chamberlain Samuel G. Clark

Elise M. Goodwin Lauren D. Lerew Cecilia S. Lone • Catherine R. Nemechek • Julie D. Nguyen Bethany C. Pfeiffer Sarah K. Rees Kelly A. Schmitt FACULTY & STAFF GIVING

Brian T. Cromie

Shannon Aquino

John Ferraro '82

Mark Onstott

Coady R. DiBiase

Mary Bartholomew

Sandra Ferraro

Aldo Pantoja '01

Connor J. Likos •

Tim Bauer '88

Kathy Franek

Eric Ptolemy '07

Peter D. Middlemist •

Dave Beasley

Emily Glenn '08

Pam Purcell

Jorge A. Palacios •

Jason Beyer

Jeff Goldsmith

Kenny Ramos

Duncan S. Riley

Helen Bingham

Rosalba Gonzalez-Hill

Bruce Raymond

John L. Schmidt

Jean Bordewyk

Anna Gough '07

Helen Reed

Alexandro J. Vasquez

Ken Bostdorff

Sheila Gustafson

Peter Reiser

Bob Bowers

Kimberly Haag

Craig Rogers

Class of 2014 - Girls Division

Lori Brisch

Diana Haney

Trina Sandler

Participation - 2.67%

Charisse Broderick King

Tami Hogan

Bernie Sauer '97

Jim Broderick King '87

Traci Holinger

Tim Sauer '06

Bryan Bruno

Charlotte Jackson

Charlie Saulino

Maureen Butler

John B. Jackson

Julie Sawyer

Mark Canino

Trevor Jackson

Ken Shaw

Bob Capstick

Tina Janelle

Sarah Sherwood

Bethany (Paul) Carmellini

Skip Jensen

Bonnie Stanford

Samantha Carroll

Jesuit Community of Regis Jesuit High School

Rick Sullivan

John Johnson

Bryan Timme

Brooke E. Barlock Olivia J. Knox Samantha J. Kramig • Natalia M. Vasquez

Class of 2015 - Boys Division Participation - 6.25% Jonathan A. Cook Nicolas A. Cordova Cisneros • Spiros C. Hristopoulos Robert B. Iriye

† Deceased

Alan Carruthers Lindsay Casas Erin Cassidy-Cernanec

Laura Jones Gretchen Kessler

Ben Teeples Syd Timme

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

COMPANIONS GIVING Our Companions include parents of alumni, grandparents and other friends of Regis Jesuit Anonymous Academy Roofing Aetna Foundation Joseph & Kay Allen Allen Foundation Kenneth & Aimée D. Alley Alps Fund Services Jim & Judy Altmann Guillermo & Annette M. Alvarez American Motors Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Archie A. & Rebecca L. Anderson Anderson Hemmat & McQuinn, LLC Gregory & Karyll Armstrong Hugh P. & Jean A. Armstrong Nitu & Kelly Arora Association of American Railroads Christopher J. & Lisa Atencio Russell E. & Carol H. Atha Kevin T. Bain & Barbara L. Burck Tom & Linda Bandy Bank of America Richard & Becky Barcheski Margaret C. Barclay Christopher Barnes & Rachel Bennett Barnes John F. & Theresa B. Barnes Steven & Christianne Barney David & Amy Barton Andrew & Karla Bauman Logan Bauman Memorial Fund The Beach Company Bridget Beatty Patrick & Marian Beirne Sean & Mary Beirne Bellarmine College Preparatory Scott & Stephanie Bennion Jack & Cynthia Benson Russell G. & Cynthia W. Bergeron Edwin J. & Kathleen Bernau LaFawn Biddle Jim B. & Karen A. Bienemann Ann Bixler

Blue Sky Promotions

Paul & Rose Chott

Daniel S. Donahue

Mark S. & Karen L. Blumhardt

Joel T. & Penelope A. Christman

Donahue Foundation

Boeing

Citywide Banks

Glenn & Lorri Donnahoe

Boettcher Foundation

Robert J. & Susan B. Clark

David L. & Hannelore H. Doty

Daniel & Dorothy Bonnel

CoBank

DST Systems, Inc

Mark & Gina Boryla

Coca-Cola Company Matching Gifts Program

Deborah A. Duggan

Coda Coffee Company, LLC

Mark Ell

Robert & Ann Bowers Alan & Christine Bowman Mark & Maureen B. Bozeman Lawrence E. Brady Donald H. & Patricia O. Brandes Timothy & Alison Brantley Michael & Ann M. Braun Patrick & Lori Brisch James G. & Suzanne M. Broski Fidella Brown Harold M. & Rosemary Brown Brown - Forman Arthur & Roberta Bruchez Gretchen Buchmeyer Brian & Julie Bunsness Thomas & Jean Burkhart Scott & Judith L. Burkholder William J. & Michele J. Burrus Francis X. Byrne '64 & Julia Byrne-Coll CA, Inc Matching Gifts Program Cain Travel Group Charles C. & Tammy R. Caldwell Theresa Campbell Campbell Killin Brittan & Ray, LLC Jason & Elizabeth Caniglia Mark & Rhonda E. Canino Carolyn Foundation Lawrence R. Carrington Jack Caruso John & Judith M. Case Robert K. & Jennifer S. Caseria Celeste Casey Cattle-Fax Causecast Foundation George & Mary Kay Cavanaugh Kenneth J. & Eileen C. Cavanaugh Kris T. Wilson & Lora F. Cazier Eric & Mary Chapman Karen L. Chapman Samuel B. & Mindy B. Chapman Joel Chavez Fr. Elbert V. Chilson

Charlie Eissler

Rob & Molly Cohen Family Foundation Ed Collins

Steve Eller E-Max Instruments

Commerce Bank

Emerson Matching Gifts Program

Community First Foundation Comprehensive Car Care Co., Inc. Margie Contos

Engel Academy Garth Englund & Deborah Distler Terrance L. & Marianne Erbert

Christopher & Ellen P. Cook

The Erger Family Foundation

David K. & Janet Cooper

Justine Espinosa

Stephanie Corder

James D. & Diane S. Evans

Laura W. Cordier

Evans Case LLP

Patricia Cordova

The Faestel Family

Sean R. & Diana S. Crabson

John & Rebecca Fagan

Robert J. & Alice M. Craig

Falcon Trust

Jonathan & Jen Crowell Augustine & Cynthia Cruciotti

Family Shooting Center at Cherry Creek State Park

Brian & Mary Kay Cunnane

Donald & Mariannne Fecko

Stephen D. Curran

Charles & Linda Ferrari

Thomas & LouAnn Curran

Mary Finch

George B. & Marion G. Curtis

Debra Fine

Kent R. & Christine A. Cutler

Jean R. Finegan

Walter & Kathleen Czaicki

First Integrity Title

Frank Dance & Carol Zak-Dance

Firstbank Holding Company

Mary V. Dancs

Brian Clayborn & Christine Fisher

Theodore & Eve Dann

Geraldine V. Fisher

Robert A. & Mary C. D'Attilo

Paul & Jane Fisher

Charles W. & Maryann J. Davis

Rev. John P. Fitzgibbons, SJ

James M. & Jackie Davis

Daniel Floro

Rees F. & Barbara A. Davis

Marcella F. Fox

DBC Irrigation Supply

Front Range Sports Network

Rufino & Alejandra de Dios

Estate of Paul† J. & Dolores† L. Fry

Leo H. & Ingrid M. DeGreef

Grant W. & Tami L. Gabrielson

Thomas C. '76 & Margaret M. Deline

Jon & Mary Gambrill

Steven & Joanne DeLorm

Brian E. & Katherine Gappa

Frank A. & Deborah J. DeLuca

David W. & Yvonne M. Garcia

Frank DeLuca

Gerald E. & Robyn Gauntt

Michael Blair & Judy DeNapoli

Thomas P. & Dina J. Genella

Dietmeier Orthodontics

William A. & Barbara Gentry

Martha Diss Sundby

Mark W. & Kathleen A. Geraci

Michael & Barbara Doherty

Scott & Kristi Gessler

Dale C. Stebbins & Elvira Dominguez-Stebbins

Teresa Gillen

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James F. & Joanne S. Ginley

G.L. & Linda Huffman

Rocky J. & Pamela M. Levkulich

James & Laura Metcalfe

John A. Girardi

Christopher & Heidi Humber

Richard H. Lewis

Heiko Meyer

John L. & Karen A. Glenn

William & Shelly Hunter

Dave & Gail Liniger

John E. & Cheri Meyer

A. Dean Goedeker

Werner & Henriette Hutter

Lockheed Martin Corporation

Microsoft

Joyce M. Goedeker

Fred Ingham

Frederick R. & Patricia A. Long

Daniel J. & Ann Marie Milinazzo

Don Goetz

Innovest Portfolio Solutions

Bradley D. & Stacy R. Lorenzen

David & Karen Miller

Gary & Pam Goodwin

John B. & Charlotte B. Jackson

Donald Lovelace

Timothy J. & Therese A. Miller

John C. & Tracy A. Goodwin

Andrew D. & Anne T. Jacob

Ronald & Karen Lowy

Miller International Inc.

Scott & Laurie Gough

Christopher & Geralyn Jacob

David A. & Anne M. Lynch

Gary & Jean Gradoville

Janus Foundation

Timothy E. & Natalie P. Macke

Monarch Investment & Management Group

Robert M. & Mary K. Graham

The Jesuit Community at Regis University

Macy's Foundation

The Jesuits of the Central & Southern Province

Chris & Alexandra Mannerings

David A. & Anna M. Grant Hank Grey Larry Griffin Christopher G. & Jude S. Griffith Rayfard J. & Mary B. Guillory Renee' Gullickson Mark & Sheila Gustafson Haley Custom Homes Eric Hall Maxine Haney Ramy & Julie Hanna John C. & Kimberly A. Hardin Michael & Margaret Hardin Sheldon & Karen Hardy William A. & Joan Harpole Rick A. & Mary Harrison Kathleen Haruf Bryan & Pam† Hassler Bridget Hasty Richard B. & Penny Hayes Anne Hazelton Head & Neck Surgical Specialists James L. & Amy Hecht Lynn Hector Allan R. & Diana E. Heinle Hercules Industries Joel & Vicki Hicks Kevin R. & Margaret K. Higgins Kimberley K. Higgins David & Janet Hill The Virginia Hill Charitable Foundation David A. & Doris E. Hinton Philip A. & Barbara B. Holmes Walter N. & Paula P. Houghtaling Matt & Sara Houghton Samuel F. & Romi J. Hovey William R. & Sheilagh M. Hudon

† Deceased

David P. & Annette Jewell Violet M. Johnson Family Foundation David L. & Chris A. Jones Gregory E. & Karen S. Jones Udaya M. & Mary U. Kabadi Kamiak Construction Services Christopher K. & Susan K. Kannawin Donald & Susan Kany Walter D. & Cecilia M. Kelley Matt & Leslie Kelty Kathryn Kerens David & Lisa Kerscher T. Timothy & Teresa G. Kershisnik Mark R. & Ellen L. Kiniry

Maddock Financial LLC Virginia L. Marso John & Mari Ann Martin Stanley P. & Linda J. Massey Richard & Judith Matlock John T. & Gloria Matthews Bill & Mary P. Mauser Kevin Maxfield Richard R. McArdle Bill M. '73 & Jeannie McCabe Brian E. & Debra A. McCallin Michael & Teresa McClaran James P. '76 & Beth J. McConaty Christopher A. '78 & Collette M. McConnell

Patrick T. & Susan R. Moore Sean & Chris Morris Audrey F. Morton Mounsey Family Foundation Mountain Cement Company Michael M. & Mary D. Moyer Michael G. & Joanne Mulhern J.K. Mullen Foundation James T. & Eileen M. Mullen Thomas G. Murphy Eugene & Marilyn Naes National Christian Foundation Colorado Barry Hansen & Frances Neff Hansen Nelnet Business Solutions NE L. B. & Nancy C. Nelson Jeffrey L. '80 & Heather A. Nemechek

McConnell Fleischner Houghtaling, LLC

Newmont Mining Corporation

KM Concessions & Service Systems Associates

Richard & Mary Pat McCormick

Dennis & Helen Nickerson

Knights of Columbus 12336

McCormick Charitable Trust

C. Robert & Kathleen Nicolls

McDonald Automotive Group

David & Sharon Nordini

McDonald Management, LLC

Northrop Grumman Foundation

McDonalds Corporation

NYSE Euronext Foundation, Inc.

James F. & Mary Kay McGann

Stephen D. & Denae O'Neil

Dennis & Sarah McGill

Kenneth L. & LaRae L. Onorato

Rob R. '87 & Tracy McGregor

Oppenheimer Funds, Inc.

Frederick W. & Judy M. Kunz

Michael A. McManus & Christine M. Rossi

Oracle

Gerald J. & Alice L. Laber

Martin F. McNamara

William & Sandra Lamberton

Tom & Adrienne McNamara

Jim & Margaret Owens

Theodore C. & Susan L. Larson

Alexander M. & Nancy G. McVie

Law Offices of James D Evans

Michael & Sher Meagher

Robert S. & Elizabeth K. Lazzeri

Karl & Kathi Mecklenburg

Learning Horizon Inc.

Thomas & Suzanne Meirink

William R. & Brooke B. Leer

Michael R. & Kathleen J. Menachof

David M. & Linda P. Leigh

Daniel J. & Carol M. Mendlik

Michael J. & Kathryn A. Leister

Merck Foundation

John W. & Leslie G. Lerew

Natalie Mesko

Kevin D. & Carol L. Kirk

John W. & Juliet M. Knox Joseph T. & Eileen S. Kottenstette Tom E. & Jacqueline P. Kramig Jon R. & Kristen P. Kraus The Kula Foundation Kulick & Associates Inc

• Member of the Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

Timothy & Annie Newton

K Overcash James Paroline Michael & Deborah Pasquarella Edward V. Colapinto & Michele Pensa PepsiCo Foundation Peter R. & Teryl L. Percich Sam N. Perry Sandra Peters Brian S. & Jennifer L. Petersen Betty Peterson

Dave & Margaret Pflueger

Barry W. & Ann L. Schmitt

The Evans Firm

Alan J. & Jane E. Whitley

Daniel E. '74 & Pamela J. Piro

Leona F. Schmitt & John A. Tomich

Albert H. & Rosanna T. Thomas

Margaret Wierman

Planet Automotive

David A. & Mary Jo Schmitz

Brigitte Waldmann-Thomas

H.C. & Elizabeth J. Willenbrock

Gregory W. & Amy M. Plank

Jeffrey & Marcie Schmitz

Lary & Rhea Thomas

Michael & Victoria P. Winterscheidt

The Pocono Foundation

Martin J. '75 & Megan Schmitz

Peter C. & Cynthia T. Thomas

Robert & Ellie Wise

Barry R. Johnson & Jane E. Pollock

Richard V. '81 & Susan Schmitz

Richard & Karen Thomas

Maureen R. Witt

David A. & Dinah Powers

Schmitz Family Foundation

Michael C. & Jane A. Thompson

Thomas V. & Mary Ellen Wittman

Prologis

Mark S. Job '73 & Susan Schneider

Thornburg Investment Management

Henry C. & Jane E. Wright

John F. & Monica X. Ptasinski

Mark & Mary Beth Schumacher

Brian D. Bourne & Karen L. Tibbals

Ronald R. & Jena M. Wrobel

Brian G. & Gail K. Quan

John G. '79 & Theresa M. Schuster

Peter & Carole Tilley

Zeman Realty Partners INC

Mary Quinn

Jeff A. & Dawn D. Schwarz

Barbara Tinucci

Zeta Associates

Sam Radovich

Scitor Corporation

John A. & Ana Titterington

Greg & Julia Zettler

Dick & Sharon Rankin

Shalom Cares

Titterington Tax Advisory Group, Inc.

Donald J. & Ann Zimmer

Peter & Margaret Rauschenbach

Christopher Shaver

TKM Foundation

Craig J. '75 & Beth Zoellner

Bruce & Michelle Raymond

Richard S. & Mary M. Shea

Richard M. & Joan L. Todd

Justin & Lauren Zuiker

James D. & Helen M. Reed

Shell Oil Company Foundation

John R. & Patrice M. Tooker

Jerry & Diane Zummach

Regis Mother's Bowling

Paul Shockley

Mary Lynn Trathen

Margaret A. Reidy

Harry Simon & Audrey Boxwell

Richard J. & Lisa Troksa

Barry & Debra Reiling

Fredrick P. & Nancy T. Simons

The Harry Trueblood Foundation

Reinerth Enterprises, Inc.

Karen Sivert

Milton & Margaret Trujillo

Robert Resnick & Gail Fisher

Elwin J. & Sandra B. Slack

Christopher & Margaret Turner

Resource Land Holdings, LLC

Jeffrey A. Smith

June Twinam

Robert Richey

Roger M. Smith

U.S. Bank Foundation

RidgeGate Dental

Walter J. & Rita A. Smith

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Mark & Michelle Riley

Gunner & Deborah Sneddon

Jan Urban

Eric W. & Janice K. Robbins

Joe Snyder & Marilyn Page

Michael J. Urban

Rocky Mountain Exploration

Nicholas & Marya Spiliotis

James A. & Therese W. Urbaniak

David & Donna Rooney

Richard K. & Patricia B. Spurway

Thaddeus Valdez

Timothy & Kelly Root

Penny D. St. John

Dirk Vandenakker

Brogan Rossi

John M. & Bonnie J. Stanford

Andrew P. Vander Ploeg

Michael A. & Mary Ann Rouleau

Stapleton Mortgage, LLC

Vanguard Charitable

Robert & Kathleen Roxby

Gary J. & Jill E. Stark

Peter A. Vanicek & Liliane A. Brantes

Mike & Letty Rozell

John & Patricia Stark

Jaime A. & Ileana M. Vasquez

Sacred Heart Jesuit Retreat House

Michael & Patty Starzer

Verizon

Steven L. & Sharon M. Sager

Alan Stein

Edward D. & Laurie A. Vieira

Darel & Joan Saindon

Patricia Steiner

Fran Voegler

Saint Matthew Charitable Foundation

Stellar Solutions Foundation

Madonna Vogt

David J. '82 & Jan R. Sanko

Steve B. & Cathy Stemper

Wakefield Asset Management

David & Stephanie Sapienza

Kent P. Stevinson

William G. & Patricia Wall

Christopher A. & Teresa M. Sapyta

Terence J. & Linda A. Stevinson

Donna M. Weber

Louis† & Carol Ann Sass

Patrick & Aja Stokes

Peter J. Weber

John F. '69 & Catharine T. Sauer

Stordahl Capital Management

Weckbaugh Foundation

Patrick D. & Julie A. Sawyer

Ann Stuart

Robert & Sara Weigand

Donald L. & Sheila M. Q. Scanlon

Pete Stulz

Robert & Barbara Weigle

Stephen P. & Elizabeth A. Scannell

Michael N. & Paula J. Tagtow

Dennis M. & Margaret M. Weisbrod

Ted E. & Cathleen A. Schilling

Tesoro Foundation

Wells Fargo Foundation

Joseph L. '75 & Rebecca M. Schmid

Tesfalidet Tewolde & Tsigiewoine Gebreyesus

Western Union

Harry & Debbie Schmidt

Texas de Brazil

Sharon E. Wheeler

• Member of The Raider Club (www.regisjesuit.com/TheRaiderClub)

† Deceased

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HONOR & MEMORIAL GIFTS Gifts to Regis Jesuit have been made in memory of deceased members of the community or in honor of individuals who continue to advance the mission of the school.

We ask that you pray for both those who have departed our world and for those whose lives we continue to share.

Rev. John Apel, SJ

PLANNED GIVING

Bertha† Baginski

During the 2015-16 fiscal year, 13

Logan† Bauman

individuals joined the St. John

Jerome† C. Arvidson '62 Rev. Francis† Bakewell, SJ Christopher P. Bondi '12

Francis Regis Legacy Society by

Rev. James J. Burshek, SJ

designating Regis Jesuit High School

Leo† H. Connell '54

as a beneficiary in their estate plans

Nicholas S. Bondi '08 Peter† Chapman '98

Rev. Andy† Deeman, SJ

or wills for a total of $1,045,000.

Ernie† DeNapoli

These new donors join the existing

Michael Doherty

members of the Society and help

Reginald† J. Demps '09 Rev. Robert† R. DeRouen, SJ Penny† Fritz

ensure the long-term viability of

Paul† & Helen† Gargaro

the school. To learn more about

Br. Joseph† Gockel, SJ

bequests and planned giving, please

Austin B. Galoob '12 Patrick J. Gillen

Rev. Aloysius† Hahn, SJ

contact Glenn Churchill '69 at

Katherine E. Hardy '12

gchurchill@regisjesuit.com

Philip Holmes

or 303.269.8041.

Devlin S. Hardy '14

Rev. Jeffrey Harrison, SJ Rev. Ralph D. Houlihan, SJ Jake† S. Jarman '12

Rev. Stephen R.† Krieger, SJ

Rev. Eugene† Maguire, SJ '43 Brian† P. Massey '97 Ann Marie† Matt

Thomas† H. Maxfield

Rex & Christian Meirink

Rev. Christopher P. Pinné, SJ Karen† Quinn Pomeroy Thomas† J. Quinn '42

Thomas E. Robinson '64

Eleanor† “Marge” Sauer Charlie Saulino

Bruce† W. Shafer

Rev. Michael J. Sheeran, SJ Rev. Charles† Shelton, SJ Rev. Walter T. Sidney, SJ Rev. Philip G. Steele, SJ Patrick M. Steiner '83

Ryan† Patrick Sullivan '03 Rev. Michael Tueth, SJ Robert† M. Tynan '55

Rev. Thomas† Valiquette, SJ Rev. David † A. Wayne, SJ Parker† Bailey Witt '09

† Deceased

ST.John

Francis Regis

Legacy Society

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS Permanently endowed scholarships at Regis Jesuit High School ensure our ability to provide financial aid well into the future. The donors of these scholarships have made a significant investment in the future of those Regis Jesuit students who would otherwise not be able to attend because of financial reasons.

Dan Campbell Scholarship

Kevin & Mary McNicholas Scholarship

Chairmen's Scholarship

J.K. Mullen Scholarship

Peter Chapman Raider Scholarship

Murray Family Scholarship

George & Mildred Coughlin Scholarship

Fr. Chris Pinnè, SJ Scholarship

Marshall & Jane Crouch Family Scholarship

Reinert Brothers Scholarship

Ernie DeNapoli Scholarship

Mary Elaine Reum Scholarship

Michael Doherty Scholarship

Tom Robinson Scholarship

Jim Dunn & Mike Dunn Scholarship

William J. & Bernice T. Sanko Memorial Scholarship

Clyde J. Fava Scholarship

Charlie Saulino Scholarship

Paul & Helen Gargaro Scholarship

Schuler Family Foundation Scholarship

Edward Hanifen Scholarship

Rev. Walter Sidney, SJ Scholarship

Barbara May Hoffmann Scholarship

Walter T. & Mary Jane Sidney Scholarship

Fr. Ralph Houlihan, SJ Scholarship

St. Michael's Scholarship

Ignatian Scholarship

Fr. Steele Hope-Challenge Scholarship

Jesuits of the Central & Southern Province Scholarship

Pat & Aja Stokes Scholarship

Melvin H. Levy Memorial Scholarship

Margaret J Susac Sofia Scholarship

Fr. Edward Maguire, SJ & Br. Joseph Gockel, SJ Scholarship

Three Presidents Scholarship

Thomas J. Mahon Scholarship

Geneva Walbrach Trust Scholarship

The Brian Massey Memorial Scholarship

Richard G. & Karen L. Walker Scholarship

Blessed Rupert Mayer, SJ Scholarship

Rev. Dave Wayne, SJ Scholarship

Charles & Mary McFadden Scholarship

Parker Bailey Witt Memorial Scholarship

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ALUMNI

RAIDER DEEP IMPACT

REGIS JESUIT'S INFLUENCE ACROSS THE GENERATIONS

BY COLIN ST. JOHN '01

For many of us, looking back at high school becomes foggier with every passing year. Still, every Raider has specific touchstones that stand out in his or her memory, from the significant to, well, not so much.

My era was marked by partially-baked Otis Spunkmeyer cookies at office hours, heat watch, snow days, Mullen rivalries, trips to KenTacoHut and a certain reggae Homecoming. And, today, I'm still in awe of the education I received—call it a special sort of Regis Jesuit arrogance, but college didn't seem too difficult after high school—and the friendships I formed. I still see my high school pals almost as much as when we were in school—a fact heartening to me, but often puzzling to those who didn't attend RJ. Each era has its own hallmarks, and each graduate his or her own perspective on what mattered most about the Regis Jesuit experience. And how it affects their lives today. The Raider reached out to alums from a wide swath of generations to see how RJ continues to resonate.

THE PINK PALACE YEARS Bill Uebelher '59 attended a very different Regis Jesuit than the one that rings the morning bell today. Yet, he still sees a tie that binds. “What was special for me in the middle and Above: Bill Uebelher '59

late 50s was the diversity in family backgrounds among Regis students at that time,” Uebelher says. “What I am proud of now is that this diversity includes women and men of several races and ethnic backgrounds.” When The Raider asked him what it was about the school that still affects him, all these years later, he says, “I think that the best thing from my four years at Regis Jesuit High School, which I continue to carry into my life, is a concern for others that was taught.” He goes on, “This was done not so much by words as through opportunities for service in activities and clubs.

Now, Jesuit schools highlight this in their mottos, Women and Men for Others.”

Many alums came to Regis Jesuit at a turning point in their lives. One such fellow is John Sauer '69. In 1965, his freshman year, Sauer's father left their family.

Then, in 1967, his older brother, Jimmy,

Top: Bill Uebelher today Bottom: John Sauer's '69 senior photo

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was killed in a car accident. “Not only was Jimmy my best friend, but he was the father figure for the Sauer kids. I was lost,” Sauer says. “I was angry at God for taking my brother out at such a young age. If not for 'replacement father figures' from good old Regis, I wouldn't have been able to have such a wonderful life.”

Sauer names Fr. Stowe, Rudy Brada, Coach Giarratano, Tim Willard, Mr. Kinsella, and Guy Gibbs '47 as some of those who helped him through such a tough time.

Of Gibbs, he says, “What a wonderful man: a living example of a Man for Others. It's as if he and the others knew I was in trouble. They showed me some extra attention. They cared.”

Sauer sees the same kind of concern at the school today.

“Regis Jesuit has always looked into each student to discover their 'niche,' what drives them most. What is it that they can build on in order to excel, and thus feel good about themselves? Striving for excellence: what a concept. Regis instills values, durability that stands the passing of time,” he says. “Rich, middle class or poor, black, brown or white: we were all Regis Raiders. We were able to be 100% ourselves. That's probably a good definition of happiness: an ability to be 100% yourself!”

Two of John's sons, Bernie '97 and Tim '06, both teach at the school.

Tom Robinson '64 had the same unique experience of Regis Jesuit as the Sauer sons: both attending and teaching at the school. “The best part of my time, though my high school experience was a great one, was the exposure to so many great Regis students, both in the classroom as a teacher and on the various fields and courts as a coach.” Always to the point, Mr. Robinson concludes, “My Regis experience gave me a formula for success in facets of life.

It provided me with a livelihood and lifelong mentors and friends.”

PARKER ROAD LIFE A theme that cuts across decades of alumni is the value of service, one that David Spriggs '02 recognizes. “For my first year of community service, I worked with other students to help construct a house for a family that couldn't afford any housing. It was a really eye-opening experience. The experience humanized a social issue, right here in our own community. Through installing drywall, pouring concrete and putting down floorboard, I also learned that a day of hard labor really was a day of hard labor. These are not experiences that you normally get to share with your friends or have in a classroom.”

Spriggs credits such moments with influencing his day-to-day life. “Regis provided me with a solid moral foundation and taught me the value of hard work, both of which have helped me achieve my goals and navigate tough decisions,” he says. “I didn't realize it until later in life, but the tough assignments and focused studying at Regis taught me to concentrate on and complete the tasks at hand. More importantly though, it also taught me to have high expectations for myself.”

Regis Jesuit directly impacted the work of D.J. DiDonna '01, the co-founder of EFL (Entrepreneurial Finance Lab) Global.

“Regis Jesuit's service mission—the concept of living for others— has had the most lasting impact on my life, specifically through my career,” DiDonna says. “After a liberal arts degree and brief tour through the start-up world after college graduation, I attended business school to try to find a pursuit that married three interests: entrepreneurship, international scope and social enterprise—or mission-driven business.

During my second MBA year, I found a professor who

had done research on the role of access to finance and international development in Latin America and Africa, and together we co-founded a private, forprofit company that helps enable financial inclusion in emerging markets. This has allowed me to live and work across several dozen countries, and see, up close, the importance of a bigger-than-self worldview, which Regis instilled in me through Service Projects, retreats, and the nature of its community.” Of his era at the high school, DiDonna says he recalls “the support for launching a new humor newspaper, late nights doing alumni phone-a-thons with now-President David Card '87, a graduation trip to Moab, and of course, the time our good friend and classmate Greg Larson '01 successfully launched Regis's first (and last?) ballet club: what a killer performance, even with his broken hip from the Robotics Club malfunction.”

THE NEW GIRLS IN TOWN Madeline Crawford '07 says she and her friends “often talk about the “Regis Network.”

She goes on to explain, “This, of course, began with my group of classmates and their families, as well as the coaches, teachers and staff who mentored me while I was a student. When I left Regis Jesuit, I sought out a Jesuit university, and this network morphed into a Jesuit network.

For my first job out of college I was hired by a firm where the CEO had attended Jesuit high schools and colleges; an introduction that was made through my professor at Loyola Chicago. This network continues to support my professional and social endeavors. It has been a truly invaluable resource to mine and my family's life.” She looks back at a unique RJHS that isn't familiar to the generations of male alumni who preceded her. “Our era of the Girls Division was the most special because we were the first class to attend all four years,” she says. “We were the experimental group, I guess you could say, but we got to start everything from scratch. It was so exciting—and sometimes very weird. We were able to really embrace ourselves and be accepting of one another.”

And it's not just old-timers like myself who can see the value of a Regis Jesuit education. Take it from Kate Kassal '16, who just graduated this past May. “Regis Jesuit definitely prepared me for college academically through the rigorous courses and heavy workload, but more importantly, Regis prepared me to be the best person I can be in college and in life.”

And if that didn't make you feel old, try this on for size: “RJ gave me a solid foundation in many core areas, which can only benefit me in college and beyond. Additionally, I am ecstatic about being an alumna and getting to connect with other RJ graduates,” she says. “I look forward to attending RJ Homecomings and other alumni events. Regis Jesuit has given me so much, and hopefully I will have the opportunity to give something back to a place I called home for four years.”

“Regis Jesuit has always looked into each student to discover their 'niche,' what drives them most. What is it that they can build on in order to excel, and thus feel good about themselves?

Striving for excellence: what a concept!

Regis instills values, durability that stands the passing of time.”

- John Sauer '69

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Class Notes 1950s Jim DeFrancia '59 is Principal at Lowe Enterprises in Aspen.

1960s The Class of 1966 has launched an endowed scholarship fund in conjunction with their recent 50-year reunion celebration and in honor of Joe Tatarka '66, as well all students who worked to pay for part of their education.

They have set a four-year goal of $100,000 and they are already 20% there! Student recipients of their scholarship will be required to work on campus 2060 hours per year, thus putting their skin in the game, contributing time and effort in exchange for financial assistance and working their way toward a valuable Regis Jesuit education. The hope is that this fund inspires future 50-year reunion classes to do the same, if not better! Thank you to Joe, Scott Spinney '66, Steve Hall '66 and all of class of 1966 alums for their generosity and leadership.

After 51 years, Russ Dispense '66 retired as President of 149 King Soopers grocery stores in Colorado.

Tim Masterson '68 is the owner of Timothy P. Masterson, DDS Family Dentistry and Sleep Apnea. He participated in the Alumni Mentorship Series on October 27 at Regis Jesuit.

Below: Pat Kelly's '69 son Ty Kelly plays for the New York Mets. Ty's uncle Frank Kelly '67 is a big fan!

Tom Dunn '70 is a Partner at Dill Dill Carr Stonbraker & Hurchings, PC. He participated in the Alumni Mentorship Series held at Regis Jesuit High School in October.

Dan Feiten '71 is President at Greenwood Pediatrics.

Dan has three sons who are alums of Regis Jesuit, Jon '06, Ben '12 and Gabe '14.

“I am a graduate of Regis Jesuit High School. My father passed away when I was in the sixth grade and my mother raised us by herself. I was given the opportunity for a Regis education because of the work study tuition assistance program. I am committed to giving back so that others will have the same opportunity that I received. Friends I made in high school remain my closest friends to this day. I wanted my son to have this same high school experience including a quality education that will prepare him for college and life.”

- Mike '77 & Tracey Kelley-O'Neill 1980s John Carroll Lynch '81 is among the list of 10 wellknown actors hailing from Colorado. Lynch will portray Maurice “Mac” McDonald in the upcoming biographical drama The Founder.

Vince DeRose '82 is President of PEAK Resources Inc. They were listed as the eighth fastest growing Denver-area private companies.

Colette and Stephen Dreher '86 were married on August 7, 2016. Dreher works for a medical computer program company out of their home on Queen Anne Hill in Seattle.

Rob McGregor '87 is Division Chief for the Aurora Police Department. McGregor shared his experiences being a police officer with students at the Alumni Mentorship Series.

1970s Jerry Caruso '70, President at Caruso Kitchens, is celebrating his business' 30th anniversary. He also started Caruso Family Charities, an organization dedicated to supporting various family and children's charities in Colorado. The proceeds directly benefit families that have children living with cancer.

Dan Haley '88 was named a 2016 “Who's Who” in the energy category of the Denver Business Journal.

1990s Joe Floyd '92 was hired by West Metro Fire in 2011 and has been serving as a firefighter, paramedic and field instructor.

Right: Nicholas Long '94 is a firefighter and paramedic with the city of St. Louis Fire Department.

Aaron Perry's '95 Kickstarter campaign for his book Y on Earth launched on September 6.

It is written in the spirit of Living the Fourth and being Men and Women with and for Others. He also recently was a guest speaker for the school's Sustainability Committee.

Justin Carter '98 is Vice President Commercial Relationship Manager at Vectra Bank.

Will Cropper '98 was named 2015-16 Girls Soccer Coach of the Year. Cropper's Raiders won the Continental League Championship last season.

The Power of the Dream Brings Alumni Back to Campus The Power of the Dream, a variety show of Regis Jesuit's alumni, faculty, staff and friends. The second installment of this event was held in September and also included an art show presented by some of our very talented art teachers and Jesuits. Alums featured this time included John Sauer '69, Bernie Sauer '97, Aldo Pantoja '01, Steven Sulewski '03, Tim Sauer '06, Ona Reed '07, Kellie Prohira '07, Kelsey Goodwin '11 and Joshua Dwyre '12.

The Power of the Dream is a concept that brings our past and present community together to enjoy a wonderful evening of art and entertainment sponsored by the Girls Division Esprit de Corps, a senior class leadership club.

Proceeds from this year's event benefited the Senior Class Legacy Scholarship and raised nearly $2000 in financial aid to young men and women at Regis Jesuit High School.

2000s David Forsberg '00 married Shannon Sandrock this past October in front of more than 30 Regis Jesuit graduates and their families. Forsberg, an Investment Valuation and Analyst, participated in the October Alumni Mentorship Series.

Ronny O'Dwyer, SJ '01 has been named the new Director of the Billiken Teacher Corps, which places college graduates as teachers in underserved Catholic schools for two years.

David Spriggs '02 is Managing Director at Miller Frishman Group.

Pat Kelly '04 is President of Change Point Consulting.

He participated in the Alumni Mentorship Series this past October.

Right: Brendan Love '04 returned to his alma mater as Service Director for the girls this year. He and his wife Alison also welcomed their first child, Adelaide Claire on August 23, 2016.

Michael Koenigs '05 develops stories for ABC News 20/20 and Primetime. He produced a special series called “Election Cycle” where he pedaled his way across America getting a pulse of the people regarding the Presidential Election.

Bryan Zerr '05 (below) and Brianna Sanelli, daughter of Ernest Sanelli '76, married at Regis University on July 9, 2016. Fr. Patrick Hartin, professor at Gonzaga University, Bryan's alma mater, presided at the ceremony. Jacob Sandoval '05 was a groomsman. Bryan is a Residential Real Estate Broker and Investor. He participated in the October Alumni Mentorship Series.

“I could not have attended Regis Jesuit without the financial support of the Regis Jesuit community and I want to ensure the same opportunity is always available to deserving students, no matter the financial situation. My commitment to repay the gifts I was granted by Regis Jesuit is important to me and I believe that giving is part of what it means to me to truly embody Men for Others.” - Nathan Clark '96

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Michael Lavrisha '06 is a Senior Software Engineer at Trada Inc. Read about local musician, Ian Mahan-Neff '06 in a 2015 interview with AXS at www.regisjesuit.com/alumniinthenews.

Ian participated in the October Alumni Mentorship Series.

Stephanie DePrez '07 is taking on the L.A. theatre scene being named a Musical Director and studying opera at UCLA. Lacey Henderson '07 was named to the 2016 U.S. Paralympic team and participated in the Women's 100m and Women's Long Jump.

Rachel Palmer '07 is an Associate Attorney at Cordell & Cordell.

Right: Eric Ptolemy '07 and Kristen Sanfilippo were married on July 9, 2016 in St. Louis. On their honeymoon, they met Pope Francis. Read more about it in the Faculty Notes section.

Ona Reed '07 is a Medical Scribe, Private Voice Instructor and Student Researcher at LSVT Global. Ona came back to her alma mater to participate in the Alumni Mentorship Series in October.

Analisa Schilling '07 is a Veterinarian at Evans East Animal Hospital. Analisa and her dog Gracie returned to campus for the Alumni Mentorship Series.

Emily Keller '08 is an Account Manager at Exclusive Resorts in Denver. Keller participated in the Alumni Mentorship Series.

Andrea Tagtow '08 is Director of Development and Community Relations at Advocates for Children. She also helps coach the Varsity Poms at Regis Jesuit.

Ty Blach '09 is a southpaw pitcher for the San Francisco Giants. In a pivotal regular season matchup, Blach outdueled one of MLB's finest Clayton Kershaw, helping secure the Giants a spot in the postseason.

SAVE THE DATE RJ DEMPS '09 MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP CELEBRATION— FEBRUARY 17 & 18 When RJ Demps '09 passed away in December of 2011, our community lost a genuine treasure.

The RJ Demps '09 Memorial Scholarship will continue RJ's positive influence and honor his memory.

The scholarship is only $9384 away from being fully funded at $100,000! Thank you to everyone who has contributed over the years. We are having one last hurrah to complete the funding of the scholarship and honor RJ and those who played with him. On Friday, February 17, we will recognize the 2009, 2010 and 2011 State Championship Basketball Teams at the RJ vs. Heritage Basketball Game. On Saturday, February 18, from 3:00-6:00 pm, we will celebrate with food and drinks at the ViewHouse in Centennial.

2010s Megan Dempsey '10 is a Language Arts Teacher at St. Mary's of Littleton. Megan participated in the Alumni Mentorship Series in October.

Lauren Hajnos '10 is a Financial Advisor at Edward Jones.

Alexandra Todd '11 is a Registered Nurse at Children's Hospital. She shared with students the road to becoming an RN at the Alumni Mentorship Series.

Peter Bayer '12 was drafted by the Tampa Bay Rays in the ninth round of the MLB draft.

Conor Dunn '12 connected on a 33-yard field goal with 21 seconds remaining sending Denison to a 24-21 upset over Wittenberg. As a junior, Dunn was honorable mention AllNCAC making 13 of 15 field goals and 29 of 30 extra points.

Emi Smith '12, who was a Penn State lacrosse All-American, has joined the UC Davis Lacrosse Staff as an Assistant Coach.

Missy Franklin '13 represented the U.S. in her second Olympics, helping to secure a gold medal for the Americans in the 400x200-meter freestyle relay by swimming in the early heats. Her book, Relentless Spirit, written with her parents, hit bookstores in December 2016.

Clark Smith '13 was part of the U.S. 4x200-meter relay team, which won a gold medal at the Rio Olympics.

Smith swam the opening leg for the Americans in the prelim event.

Right: Jackson Burkholder '14 (back row, first one on left) helped CSU's Horticulture Club achieve a second place finish at MACHS, the Mid American Horticultural Society competition. Burkholder also captured the overall first place nod as an individual.

Right: Dorothy Deane '14 (second from left) is an Army Cadet at Gonzaga University.

Deane took part in the Army ROTC's Cultural Understanding and Language Program, where she taught English to Liberian soldiers.

David Peterson '14 was named to the USA Baseball collegiate team. Peterson is a pitcher for the Oregon Ducks, who started 13 games last year with an ERA of 3.63 and 61 strikeouts in 74 1/3 innings pitched.

Tim Lynott '15 is an Offensive Lineman for the Colorado Buffaloes. He has quietly played a big role in the success of a Colorado offense that ranks third in the PAC-12 averaging 523.2 yards per game.

Right: Ian Wuertz '15 served as an orientation advisor and was asked to give the 2016 opening Convocation at Seattle University to the entire incoming freshman class about the common book they were all assigned to read over the summer.

Right: Jack Davidson '16 runs cross country for Santa Clara University. He proudly donned his old RJ uniform for the team's first exhibition race. Jack broke the freshman 8k record and is currently the fourth fastest freshman in the West Coast Conference.

Matt LaRouche '16 helped Mile High Rowing get to the U.S. Rowing's Youth Nationals. LaRouche is a part of the Bucknell Rowing Team.

Kathleen Roe '16, who was an All-American lacrosse player for the Raiders, is one of 11 freshmen to earn a spot on the 2017 University of Notre Dame women's lacrosse roster.

Mary Weinstein '16 took fifth-place at the Optimist International Junior Golf Tournament.

ALUMNI MENTORSHIP SERIES On Thursday, October 27, the Alumni Office hosted an Alumni Mentorship Series during the students' Academy Period. Eighteen RJ alums came back to campus to speak to current juniors about their field of work and how Regis Jesuit impacted their career path.

We thank the following alumni who participated in this event. If you are interested in participating it future Alumni Mentorship Series events, please contact the Alumni Office: alumnioffice@regisjesuit.com or 303.269.8047.

Tim Masterson '68 – Dentistry Glenn Churchill '69 – Fundraising Tom Dunn '70 – Legal Services Dan Feiten '71 – Pediatrics David Card '87 – Educational Leadership Robert McGregor '87 – Law Enforcement Justin Carter '98 – Banking David Forsberg '00 – Finance Pat Kelly '04 – Consulting/Entrepreneurship Brian Zerr '05 – Residential Real Estate and Investing Michael Lavrisha '06 – Programming Ian Mahan-Neff '06 – Music Rachel Palmer '07 – Legal Services Ona Reed '07 – Music Analisa Schilling '07 – Veterinary Services Emily Keller '08 – Travel Megan Dempsey '10 – Teaching Alexandra Todd '11 – Nursing See a video package by RJTV reporters Brent Dibiase '19 and Connor Blue '20 at www.regisjesuit.com/AlumniMentorship.

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Where Are They Now? M r. B i l l J e l i n e k

BY PAUL MILLER '04, DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS

1 What years did you teach at Regis Jesuit and what were the subjects you taught and positions held?

I began teaching at Regis Jesuit (just Regis then) in 1972 and retired in 2011. I taught theology (called religion then) for eight years, also serving as chair of the theology department, and then moved into full-time counseling having completed my master's in counseling in 1980. At that time Regis was beginning to expand both its personal and college counseling programs. I was chair of the counseling department from 1980 to 2003. Besides teaching and counseling, I also coached football and baseball. I was first a freshman football coach and then assistant varsity coach for 17 years and a baseball coach for 13 years, serving as head baseball coach from 1975-85.

Can you reflect a little bit about your first few years at Regis Jesuit, after having been in the Society of Jesus for ten years, what was the transition like?

My first years were like coming home so the transition was easy. I was very familiar with Jesuit education having attended both a Jesuit high school, a Jesuit university and the Jesuit seminary. I had made the transition to high school teaching having taught in two Jesuit schools already, Kapaun in Wichita and DeSmet in St. Louis, as well as at St. Francis in

Denver. I had Jesuit friends on the faculty already, and it was through the invitation of one that I applied to Regis in the first place.

You wore many different hats while at Regis Jesuit. Which was your favorite and why?

I enjoyed all the hats in different ways. I certainly enjoyed teaching because I was able to educate young men about Christian life and belief and challenge them to recognize the importance and meaningfulness of the Catholic faith. As a counselor, I saw fewer students each day but got to know them in a much more personal way than is possible in the classroom. I loved the personal and more in-depth relationships. This was perhaps my favorite hat. I saw my coaching as really an extension of the other roles, as a way to positively influence the growth of young men. Although I may have been coaching football and baseball, who I was really coaching was young men.

What was it like to have your son attend Regis Jesuit?

Having Justin attend Regis was special for me but perhaps a challenge for him. I was so glad he attended because I wanted him to have similar experiences that I had had growing up that really set the direction of my life. I wanted him to be influenced by the same great men and women that I worked with. I wanted him to

internalize the values such as men for others and magis for which Regis stood. The four years he was there was a special time for me and I hope for him as well.

What was your greatest accomplishment at Regis Jesuit?

I don't know if I have any “greatest accomplishment.�

I hope I was a positive influence in the lives of the students I encountered. Most of the time we educators don't really know how we have influenced students until they may tell us long after the fact. Some highlights come to mind however: coaching in the state championship football game, co-authoring a PARENTS GUIDE TO DRUG AND ALCOHOL PREVENTION used by Regis and other high schools across the country as part of their prevention programs, serving for a year as president of the counselors association of all the Jesuit high school counselors. All of these really are team accomplishments, not just my own.

During your time as a teacher, I'm sure you handed out your fair share of JUGS, any one in particular that stands out?

I am sure as a teacher I did hand out a number of JUGS, all very much deserved, of course, but none stand out.

That was a few years ago. As a counselor, I purposely did not jug kids because I did not want that to possibly interfere with any counseling relationship I might have with him. I could handle any difficulties in a different way.

Where do you live now and what are you up to?

I still live in Wheat Ridge where we have lived for over 25 years. I believe it was six months after having moved into this house that Regis announced the gift of land in southeast Denver and not long after that announced that the school would be moving. My friends kidded me sarcastically about my great timing. So, instead of moving, I carpooled for 20 years with other teachers (Rosenbaugh, Card, Newton) the 25 miles there and back. That difficult drive turned into a great experience with all of us becoming even better friends. I see these friends and many others at a monthly breakfast of retired (and a few still teaching) Regis faculty. I stay very active with my family. All four of my children live in Denver and we have eight grandchildren. There is always something going on with them. I do some volunteer work at St. Dominic's parish in north Denver. And I stay physically active through golf, hiking, mountain biking and pickleball. I try to grow spiritually each day through prayer, scripture, and spiritual reading and reflection.

What do you miss most about Regis Jesuit?

What I miss most are the people, students and faculty, their spirit, their goodness and values, their dedication, their friendship.

Regis in a true sense is a family whether during the four years students are there or the 40 years or so that I have been friends with other faculty members, both lay and Jesuit. All of these wonderful people have been a huge blessing and inspiration for me for which I am so grateful.

2 1. Informal discussion in natural surrounding was Mr. Jelinek's plan for this day in 1973 2. Jelinek as Counselor in 1983

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Faculty & Staff Notes Baby Boomlet

The first child of Assistant Principal Ryan Williamson and his wife Julia, Adam Gregory arrived on June 2, 2016, about a month ahead of schedule but healthy.

Ryan Taylor, PE teacher and track and field coach, and his wife Michelle welcomed daughter Everly Rae on June 7, 2016.

In this feature of The Raider, we list milestone occasions and awards or events for members of the faculty and staff.

Science teacher, Malory Yarnell and her husband Adam welcomed their first child, Marjorie Marie, on August 17, 2016, the first day of classes this year.

On October 6, 2016, Gavin Scot joined the family of Athletic Trainer Bre Perdue, her husband Andrew and big sister Paisley.

God's Newest Angel Chris Vela, Spanish teacher and Diversity Director, and her husband Bart Rose welcomed Carina Marie Rose on June 24, 2016. She arrived 10 weeks ahead of schedule and faced numerous health issues requiring full-time hospitalization and multiple surgeries. Though a fighter throughout it all, Carina passed away on December 10, 2016. Chris and Bart have been bolstered by the continued prayers of the Regis Jesuit community throughout this time, and sincerely appreciate all the love and support they have been extended.

Ti e d t h e K n o t

Spanish teacher Rachel Blowers married G Deffenbaugh on July 9, 2016 at Most Precious Blood Church in Denver.

Theology teacher and girls golf coach Eric Ptolemy '07, married Kristin Sanfilippo, former ASC volunteer at RJ, on July 9, 2016 at the Shrine of St. Joseph in St. Louis. Fellow faculty members Dusty Weber, Jamie Cordia and Rick Wolf were in the wedding party, and Chris Kellerman, SJ served as a Eucharistic Minister. As part of their honeymoon, Eric and Kristin attended the Pope's general audience in Rome, where newlyweds are invited to come in their wedding attire. After Pope Francis' blessing of the assembly, they got to meet and exchange a few words with him! See a photo on page 20.

Lindsay Glasscock, Spanish teacher, and Matt Cummings got married on September 3, 2016 in Fort Collins.

Librarian Jamie Lee Schombs and Christopher Scatenato were married on October 15, 2016 in Olivebridge, New York.

Director of Annual Giving & Scholarships, Bethany Paul married Vince Carmellini on September 24, 2016 at Mother Cabrini Shrine near Denver. RJ alum Fr. Matt Ruhl, SJ '77 was their presider. Also pictured on the left, Fr. Tom Cwik, SJ.

Ultimate Raider Journey JORGE ESTEBAN-JARABO'S INTERNATIONAL TIES TO REGIS JESUIT

BY CHARISSE BRODERICK KING WITH REPORTING BY KYLE MACDONALD '18, RJ MEDIA

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e's grown up in the Aragon region of northeastern Spain. His parents are Spanish; his culture and heritage is Spanish; yet, he's a Colorado native. Meet Jorge Esteban-Jarabo, a young man who lives thousands of miles away from here, but started his life journey just down the street.

Born in Littleton, Colorado, Jorge arrived while his parents, Dany Esteban and Maria Jarabo, were teaching Spanish at Regis Jesuit as a part of a teacher exchange program. Jorge joined their family toward the end of his parents' two-year teaching commitment, just shortly before they returned to their native country with their best souvenir. All these years later, Jorge has found his way back to where it all began for him, as he spends a year away from home and his family as an exchange student at RJ this school year.

Though he says he is “a little homesick,” Jorge was up for the adventure of attending school in the United States. Having taught here and maintained connections with many faculty and staff since their time here (including Rick Sullivan and his family with whom Jorge is living this year), his parents were confident it would be a good

opportunity as well. “This school is 10 times better than my school in Spain,” Jorge reports, though he does comment that, “It's weird not having girls in our classes.” With a kind and outgoing disposition, he hasn't had any issues making friends. Classmate CJ Allen '19 notes, “He's made a big impact on Regis Jesuit. A lot of people know him, and a lot of people like him.”

Jorge is taking full advantage of the opportunities offered him during this year, both within the classroom and outside it. He is playing on the sophomore basketball team. He also plans to audition for the spring play, as he is passionate about theatre. “I don't really know what I want to do with my life yet, but I do like performing arts.

I like being on stage.” Jorge also plays saxophone and xylophone with the Advanced Jazz Ensemble, so knows what it's like to perform.

Jorge will return to Spain at the end of the school year, but when asked if he would come back to America he simply says, “Yes.” He wants to return for college, perhaps to New York and perhaps to study theatre, though he knows that is a tough market to break into. However, with his drive and passion, we know that Jorge is up for that journey as well.

Rooted in Regis Jesuit: Circa 2001 – Jim Broderick King '87

holds baby Jorge while Jorge's father, Dany (sporting a vintage Regis t-shirt), holds baby Madeline Broderick King '18

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Raider Journeys A recurring feature in The Raider, where we share photos from members of the globetrotting community of Regis Jesuit.

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1. Caspar Placke '18 at the Church of the Gesu, home church of the Jesuits, in Rome 2. New Raiders Ethan Zimbelman '20 and Jack Boris '20 at the Brine National Lacrosse Tournament in Richmond, Virginia 3. Griffen Rollert '18 (left) takes the bronze medal in the Colorado Cup Men's Foil 2016 4. Ibrahim Ba '18 enjoying summer on the water in Peewaukee Lake, Wisc.

5. More Raiders in the Eternal City: John '20 and Will '18 Dennen also visited the Church of the Gesu 6. Matthew Lies '18 outside the historic Granite Park Chalet in Glacier National Park 7. Nikki '20 and Patricia Gulevich taking in the sights in Athens, Greece 8. RJ at the beach: Olivia Pace '20 (or at least her hands) enjoyed a Florida vacation in August 9. Sean Dunnington '18 at Edinburg Castle in Scotland 10. Timmy Lynott '15 and sisters Cat '18 and Future Raider Chandler after CU's win over Stanford in Palo Alto 11. Michael Gaessler '18 with his parents at the Jordan River in Israel 12. TJ Labrie '20 (fourth from left in the back row) traveled with other Colorado students, Denver Police Academy Leaders, journalist, Colorado Elected Officials and WWII Veterans back to Omaha Beach on the coast of Normandy, France to study the history of D-Day 13. Multiple Raiders and their Future Raider siblings (Michael Baer '17, Andrew Gielas'17, Hunter Sherrard '18, Tyler Gayle '18, Brooks Hauge '18) enjoy some beach time on Marco Island

To submit a photo for inclusion in Raider Journeys, send your picture(s) [resolution of 300 dpi or better – standard for most digital cameras and smart phones] to communications@regisjesuit.com.

In Memoriam The entire community of Regis Jesuit extends its sincere sympathy to the family and friends of loved ones who have died recently. The following are remembered in our prayers: FAMILY & FRIENDS

ALUMNI Listed in ascending order by year of graduation

J. Bayard “Bay” Young '47 Edward G. Udry '48 George R. Cattermole '59 Ronald D. Ford '64 Jeffrey J. Hector '80 Joseph Vecchio '58 Ronald D. Ford '64 Lawrence P. Vuksinich '71 Amanda Cordova Giordano '13, sister of Anthony Cordova '10

John C. Lester, Listed alphabetically by last name father of Tripp '08 and Connor '11 Tom Maxfield, Alice Cole, father of Marty '88, Josh '91, TJ '93 stepmother of Patrick '99 and John Paul '98 and grandfather and mother-in-law of Theology of Ryan '16, Katie '17 and Luke '19 teacher, Catherine and father-in-law of English teacher Fr. Robert DeRouen, SJ, Jackie former Regis Jesuit teacher Karen Lee Mayberry, Caroline Esposito, mother of RJ Payroll and Benefits mother of Joseph '69 Specialist Patti Cooper and motherAssunta Ferraro, in-law of IT Specialist Corey mother of John '82 and Cooper Claudio '85 and mother-in-law of Matthew Mikulich, Assistant Director of Student father of English teacher Billing Sandra Sarah Sherwood Pamela Hassler, David Onstott, mother of Mitch '11 and aunt of Pastoral Director Nick Fagnant '02 brother of English teacher Mark Onstott Mary Heit, mother of Joe '70 and grandmother Louis Sass, former math teacher and husband of of Jenny Lynch (PE Teacher), former librarian Carol Ann Jeremy '96, Jon Thomas '01 and Ray Valente, Jamey '97 Heit father of Mark '75 Jim Jaster, father of Mariella '08 and husband of former RJ staff member Corky

We have also been informed recently of the deaths of the following alumni and extend our sympathies and prayers to their loved ones.

Listed in ascending order by year of graduation

Donald F. Wagenbach '44, brother of Paul† '42 Carlton Gerity '56, father of Patrick '83 and Michael '86

John J. O'Hara '50 John R. Mathis '52 Denis L. Rose '58 Lee Ricciardi Gerstner '70 Brian Tanny '75 † Also deceased

The names recorded in this section represent those made known to us between May 1, 2016 and October 31, 2016. Any deaths after that date will be listed in the summer 2017 issue. We make every effort to account accurately for the passing of any alumnus/a, student, faculty or staff member as well as that of any of their parents, spouses, siblings or children. If we are aware of other relationships the deceased had to members of our community, we do our best to list them as well. We also share news of the deaths of all members of our extended community on the In Memoriam page of our website (www.regisjesuit.com/inmemoriam). We sincerely regret any oversights or errors that may occur.

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Calendar Highlights Spring 2017 Tuesday, January 17 – Friday, January 27 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Boys Division Service Projects Monday, February 6 – Friday, February 17 �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Girls Division Service Projects Tuesday, March 7 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� New Raider Night – Class of 2021 Friday, March 10 – Sunday, March 12 �������������������������������������������������������������� RJHS Theatre Spring Production: Natural Selection Tuesday, March 14 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Diversity Day: A Common Thread Monday, February 27 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Vox Lucis Senior Concert Tuesday, March 27 – Friday, March 31 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Spring Break – NO CLASSES Tuesday, April 11 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Canta Belles Easter Vigil Wednesday, April 12 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Poetry Slam Friday, April 14 – Monday, April 17 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Easter Break – OFFICES CLOSED Wednesday, April 19 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ Spring Jazz Night Tuesday, April 25 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Co-divisional Instrumental Concert Thursday, April 27 ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Mass of Thanksgiving Thursday, April 27 ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Co-divisional Choral Concert Saturday, April 29 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������AntLARKtica at the Plaza at the Denver Mart Sunday, May 21 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Boys Division Graduation at Boettcher Concert Hall Monday, May 22 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Girls Division Graduation at Boettcher Concert Hall

For full details on upcoming alumni events, visit www.regisjesuit.com/alumnievents.

For full details on all upcoming events at Regis Jesuit, visit www.regisjesuit.com/calendar.

All events are held at the school unless otherwise noted.

For more information: 303.269.8000 (BD) 303.269.8100 (GD) 303.269.8047 (ALUMNI) www.regisjesuit.com