Impact Report 2025

DONOR IMPACT REPORT 2024 - 2025 FISCAL YEAR

1965

The Los Angeles Archdiocese ask the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange to be the first administrators for an all-girls Catholic high school in Fullerton.

Doors open for Rosary High School with 56 students in two classrooms at St. Juliana.

1966

Classes move from St. Juliana to 7 trailers – one for faculty, four classrooms, a washroom, and a combo library and art room.

1966

County permits take longer than expected because new school buildings were required to have space for a football field. Once the county was notified that it was an all-girls school, then the permits were approved.

Groundbreaking for the current two-story building started with a blessing by Msgr. Montrose.

1969

The Class of 1969

Rosary’s beloved Red & Gold tradition starts with half the school as the Red Team and the other half as the Gold Team.

1971

become the first leaders at Rosary to pave the way for all future Royals. They and experience the first graduation on the lawn.

1978

1974

Under the leadership of Sister JoAnn Eannareno and a dedicated parent board, a locker room and shower facility were added to the Rosary campus. The locker room was then remodeled in 2016 to become a strength and conditioning room.

Rosary joins CIF and achieves 12 league championships from 1977-1991.

1990

The Carl N. and Margaret M. Karcher Center opens as a new multipurpose center to provide a gathering for the Rosary community – liturgies, athletics, performances, and large community gatherings.

1997

In March of 1997, the Rosary Booster Club, under the direction of co-presidents Bill Tegeler and Andy Hernandez, unveil the Rosary Athletics Wall of Fame to honor the excellence of Rosary alumnae and to serve as an inspiration for current and future Royals.

Beginning with three inductees in 1998, the Wall of Fame now totals more than 108 inductees.

2008

2000

Trudy Mazzarella is named Rosary’s first President and the President and Principal governance model begins.

Rosary introduces the block schedule for students to follow to allow for deeper learning, improve time management, develop stronger teacher-student relationships, and provide better preparation for college.

2013

2010

Melissa Rigler, mother to Katelyn’10, creates the crown R logo to brand Rosary Athletics for the greater community. Now, the crown R is trademarked and a standalone logo for Rosary.

Mary Ann (O’Keefe) Vincent ’74 generously donates a Mother St. John Fontbonne statue in the rose garden to infuse the charism of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange.

2016

2015

Thank you to generous donors, Rosary’s library and chapel are renovated. The library evolves to the Learning and Enrichment Center and becomes home to the Rosary Support Program. The Rosary Support Program is a comprehensive program designed to assist and respond to the needs of students who learn differently.

Rosary High School name changes to Rosary Academy, and President/Principal model changes to Head of School/Assistant Head of School.

2019

The Pathways Program launches to provide subjectspecific content and real-world experience. Pathways include: Computer Science, Engineering, Medical, Sports Medicine, Law, Performing Arts, and Leadership.

2022

Rosary Core Values – faith, service, community, and sisterhood – are formally established with the school’s Charism prayer.

By embodying gospel values, Rosary students can be the hands and feet of Christ to our world. They do this by living our charism – to serve the dear neighbor without distinction.

Defining our core values based on our charism will give more meaning to our charism. Our chosen value words should embody the Rosary spirit.

2025

Dr. Shawna Pautsch, Head of School, announces the launch of the Rosary Royals Foundation at the 60th anniversary gala.

ROSARY LEADERSHIP TEAM Dr. Shawna L. Pautsch Head of School Mr. Sean Basford Principal/Assistant Head of School Mrs. Nicola Huerta ‘94 Assistant Principal, Student Services Mrs. Samantha Hunt Assistant Principal, Academics Mrs. Eileen Kearns ‘78 Executive Director of Campus Ministry Mrs. Cléopâtre McCormick Executive Director of Finance Mrs. Kristie Rueff O’Campo ‘02 Executive Director of Advancement Mr. Tom Tice Jr. Assistant Principal/Director of Athletics CONSULTATIVE SCHOOL BOARD Tara Campbell ‘11 Councilwoman, City of Yorba Linda Chief of Staff, County of Orange Rob Curry CEO Alamitos Management Parent: ‘18, ‘22 Frank A DiCrisi III Owner Batched Financial Services, LLC Board Member, Laudato Si Action Platform & Laudato Si Challenge Parent: ‘22, ‘26 Ray Dunne - Board Chair Principal, Emeritus Santa Margarita Catholic High School Jo Ann Eannareno, CSJ, MEd Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Former principal of Rosary High School Steffanie Early Vice President of Advancement Servite High School Parent: ‘21 Victoria L. Graf, PhD Professor Loyola Marymount University School of Education Rob Hoertz Retired professional 40+ years in technology sales, business development and consulting services Parent: ‘99, ‘04 Richard S. Price II, JD Attorney at Law Parent: ‘18, ‘04 Vanessa Melgar Brundige ‘97 Senior Marketing Account Representative Petro-Diamond, Incorporated Parent: ‘29

Letter from

The Head of School

Dear Friends of Rosary Academy, This year marks an extraordinary milestone in the life of Rosary Academy — our 60th anniversary.

For six decades, Rosary has been forming young women of faith, intellect, and leadership, empowered to carry Christ into the world. This anniversary is not only a celebration of our past, but also a moment to look with hope and vision toward our future.

One of the most exciting developments of this anniversary year is the establishment of the Rosary Royals Foundation. This new foundation strengthens our ability to ensure long-term sustainability for Rosary, protecting our mission for generations to come. It is a bold step forward, rooted in gratitude for all those who have built Rosary and invested in the lives of our students.

Every day, we see the difference philanthropy makes in the daily life of our school. Thanks to the generosity of our community, a significant gift in the 2024-2025 school year directly supported teacher retention and professional development. These funds allowed us to: • • •

Provide our faculty with access to high-quality professional learning opportunities in curriculum design, instructional strategies, and leadership.

Support teacher growth that directly impacts the classroom experience of every Rosary student.

Retain outstanding educators who are deeply committed to the mission of Catholic, all-girls education.

The impact is tangible: stronger curriculum, innovative teaching, and inspired leadership. In short, your investment has ensured that Rosary women receive an education that is both academically excellent and rooted in faith.

As we celebrate 60 years of Rosary, we are deeply grateful for every alumna, parent, grandparent, and friend who has helped sustain this mission. Your generosity continues to shape the lives of young women who will go on to be bold leaders in their communities and in the Church.

On behalf of the Rosary community, thank you for believing in our mission and investing in our future. Together, we honor the past, celebrate the present, and build a strong foundation for the next 60 years.

With gratitude,

Shawna L. Pautsch, Ed. D. Head of School

Strategic

Plan Update

Over the past four years, Rosary Academy has faithfully advanced the vision outlined in the 2020 Strategic Plan. Guided by the values of faith, service, and action, our faculty, staff, and leadership have worked diligently to ensure that Rosary remains a place where Catholic identity, academic excellence, and operational vitality thrive.

Honoring Our Catholic Identity and Charism From the outset, Rosary’s mission has been deeply rooted in Catholic values. One of the most profound accomplishments of this strategic planning cycle was the formal articulation of Rosary’s charism and core values in 2022, inspired by the legacy of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange. These values—centered on faith, service, and action—continue to guide our educational and spiritual mission, shaping young women to become leaders grounded in Gospel values.

Catholic identity remains at the heart of all we do. Faculty and staff have created opportunities for students to experience faith formation, participate in vibrant retreats, and embrace meaningful service outreach. Today, 100% of Rosary students engage in service each year, partnering with approved agencies in alignment with Catholic social teaching. Service and retreat participation are now essential graduation requirements, ensuring that every Rosary graduate embodies the call to “reach out to the dear neighbor without distinction.”

Strengthening Financial Foundations and Facilities Rosary has also taken important steps toward securing its financial future. In September 2023, the school partnered with Partners in Mission (PIM) to conduct a feasibility study for a capital campaign. The study confirmed Rosary’s potential to raise $12 million, providing a powerful foundation for future growth. With PIM’s guidance, Rosary formally launched its capital campaign in February 2024.

To further ensure long-term stability, leadership has established a Finance Committee to advise the Head of School and Executive Director of Finance and Business Operations. A comprehensive master plan for campus facilities is underway, ensuring that Rosary’s physical spaces will support innovation, collaboration, and community for years to come.

Looking Ahead: The Next Five Years As Rosary prepares for the next cycle of strategic planning, school leadership will focus not only on advancing the goals of the 2020 plan but also on implementing the Educational Improvement Plan (EIP) as directed by the Western Catholic Educational Association (WCEA). Together, the strategic plan and EIP will serve as the roadmap leading Rosary into the 2030 school year.

“ Rosary Academy prepares young women to reach out to the dear neighbor without distinction. ”

Mission & Catholic Identity Deeper Catholic formation programs Expanded retreats & service outreach Mission education for families

Governance & Leadership More transparency in communication Stronger collaboration networks Expanded leadership training

Academic Excellence Tech integration roadmap Robust professional learning communities (PLCs) Enriched student support & wellness programs

Operational Vitality Financial and facilities master plans Innovative fundraising & donor engagement Strengthened communications and marketing

“ Together, we look

ahead to 2030 with faith, service, and action guiding every step. Rosary Academy will continue to form strong leaders who transform the world.

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Explore the Benefits

OF STRATEGIC GIVING

Just as we are all stronger when surrounded by family and friends, Rosary Academy is stronger with your partnership. Rosary is dedicated to guiding you in creating an impactful legacy. By planning ahead, you can care for your loved ones now, and support our ability to ensure the Rosary experience remains vibrant for future generations.

Understanding charitable giving strategies can help donors choose the most tax-efficient way to support Rosary and provide for their family. As a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, donors may give directly to Rosary. We work with donors to evaluate giving strategies that align with their goals-maximizing tax benefits, creating tax-advantaged.

STOCKS & SECURITIES: Donors can avoid paying capital gains tax on the appreciation and receive a charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the asset.

LIFE INSURANCE: Donors can simply name the charity as a beneficiary on an existing policy with Rosary as the owner and beneficiary.

By paying the premiums to Rosary, donors can receive a yearly deduction.

BEQUESTS: Including a gift to Rosary in a will and trust can provide an estate tax deduction and ensure that donors create a legacy that supports their commitment to Rosary.

HOME: With a life estate gift, donors can enjoy the benefits of giving their home to charity while still living in it. This option can potentially provide donors with income tax deductions, and also help reduce the taxable value of their estate.

Royal

LEGACY SOCIETY

Established in 2022, the Royal Legacy Society recognizes the generosity of friends and family of Rosary who have included Rosary Academy who have chosen to include Rosary in their wills or other forms of planned giving. These thoughtful gifts do not affect your current financial resources but will create a lasting impact on Rosary for generations to come.

Members of the Royal Legacy Society are recognized in our Impact Report and invited to exclusive events throughout the school year.

To explore giving options or to share your intentions, please visit plannedgiving.rosaryacademy.org/give

REAL ESTATE: Donors can avoid paying capital gains tax on the appreciation and receive a charitable deduction for the full fair market value of the asset.

CHARITABLE GIFT ANNUITIES: Donors and a qualified charity create a contract that provides the donors with a fixed income for life in exchange for a donation.

RETIREMENT ASSETS: If donors are 70 ½ or older, they can make a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from their IRA directly to a charity, avoiding taxes.

At age 72, they can fulfill all or part of their Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) without paying income taxes.

DONOR-ADVISED FUNDS: By funding a DAF, donors can take advantage of income tax deductions now, while having the flexibility to decide later when, how, and who to support. Plus, the money in a DAF is invested, so it has the potential to grow over time.

A Gift that Transforms: Anonymous Donor Invests in Rosary’s Faculty and Staff By: Kristie Rueff O’Campo ’02, Executive Director of Advancement

In the heart of Rosary Academy, where tradition meets excellence, one extraordinary act of generosity has created a ripple effect that will be felt for years to come. During the 2024–2025 school year, an anonymous alumnae family, whose youngest daughter will graduate in 2026, made a transformative $500,000 gift to support faculty and staff retention. Deeply appreciative of the dedication and influence of Rosary’s educators, the family sought to honor those who shape the lives of students each day.

Their generosity ensures that Rosary’s exceptional teachers and staff remain at the heart of the school’s mission—continuing to inspire, guide, and empower every young woman who walks through Rosary’s doors.

Why Retention Matters Behind every student’s success is a teacher who inspires, challenges, and believes in her potential. At Rosary, retaining and recruiting talented educators is more than a priority—it is a promise to provide young women with role models who will shape their futures. This remarkable gift directly strengthens that promise.

By investing in the people who guide students every day, the donor reinforced the value of teaching as a vocation. For Rosary’s faculty and staff, this is more than financial support—it is a message that their dedication is seen, appreciated, and essential to the Academy’s continued excellence.

Reviving Professional Growth Perhaps the most striking impact of this gift has been in the area of professional development. For many faculty members, attending national conferences and workshops had become a distant memory—opportunities that had not been accessible since the 1990s. Now, thanks to this gift, Rosary teachers are returning to professional networks, engaging with the latest research, and bringing back innovative teaching strategies to their classrooms. These opportunities are not only revitalizing individual teachers but also enriching the entire school community with fresh ideas and renewed passion.

The Spirit of Giving Back The donor, choosing to remain anonymous, shared a simple but powerful motivation: to give back in a way that truly makes a difference. By focusing on faculty and staff, they recognized that the greatest investment is in people—the ones who nurture, mentor, and inspire Rosary students every day.

Their generosity reflects a deep understanding of what sustains excellence in education: not just buildings or programs, but the people who bring learning to life.

A Legacy for the Future The true impact of this gift extends far beyond today. By supporting faculty retention and professional growth, Rosary strengthens its ability to attract and keep outstanding educators for generations to come. Students will continue to benefit from teachers who are not only highly skilled but also deeply committed to their calling.

This extraordinary act of giving reminds us all of the power of generosity and the enduring importance of supporting those who dedicate their lives to education. The donor’s legacy will live on in every student who walks Rosary’s halls, carrying forward the knowledge, inspiration, and mentorship of teachers who are empowered to thrive.

This anonymous gift is more than a donation—it is a transformation, a renewal of spirit, and a lasting investment in the heart of Rosary Academy: its people.

“A teacher that has made an immense impact on my high school career is Ms. Kelly, my Honors History teacher sophomore year. Her patience and kindness that she displays to each student is truly unmatched.

She fosters true relationships with her students and her guidance will forever be engraved in my Rosary career.”

- Olivia Perez ‘27

“Your support has made it possible for me to participate in a truly beneficial professional learning experience.

Because of your kindness, I am better equipped to foster curiosity and understanding in unique ways that relate to Geography, spatial understanding, and helping students question and seek answers…”

– Kirstin Neumann, Geography and French Teacher

“There are so many teachers at Rosary Academy who have made an impact on my life, however Mrs. Grasz has a special place in my heart. She was my Biology teacher Freshman year and my Oceanography teacher Junior year. Mrs. Grasz starts every class period with special intentions and a meaningful prayer. She has helped me grow both spiritually and intellectually.

Mrs. Grasz teaches by using interactive notes and interesting labs. I love how she creates a fun learning environment.”

– Elizabeth Braatz ‘27

“Because of your support, Rosary faculty were able to immerse themselves in a completely transformative experience on the stunning campus of Notre Dame University for the Teaching Life and Human Dignity Symposium. This was a deep dive into what it means to bring the concept of Human Dignity into the classroom no matter the subject-matter of the class and how this will help bring about the unity that we are called on to foster as Catholics.”

– Cindy Jenkins, Social Studies Department Chair

Gifts to Rosary Academy reflect the generosity of many contributors to the Rosary Fund, the school’s annual giving program, to ensure the continuous improvement needed to sustain the excellent all-girls Catholic education and campus for Rosary Royals. The following list below reflects cumulative cash gifts for the 2024-2025 fiscal year.

Please note that the gifts recognized are donated to the Rosary Fund from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. We strive to publish accurate information. If your name has been misspelled, omitted, or listed incorrectly, we sincerely apologize and ask you to contact the advancement team at (714) 879-6302 ext. 1103

Our Lady of the Rosary Leadership Circle

Mark Blue

($50,000+)

Julie Brandt Bomgren ‘95 and Eric-Paul Bomgren

Our Lady Queen of Angels Church

Carole Cassell / C&L Refrigeration

Anonymous

Roman Catholic Bishop of Orange Windsong Trust

Laureate Leadership Circle ($25,000-$49,999)

Mary Kate Salerno Hampton ‘99 and David Hampton Mother St. John Fontbonne Society

Paul and Becka Burke

Dave and Donna Chapman

Vincent and Michele Cortes / Vincor Construction, Inc. Michael and Laura Curtis / Don’s Drapery Service Catherine Venturini and Dean Dauger Frank and Laura DiCrisi Raymond Dunne

Mark and Allison Ersek

($10,000-$24,999)

Kelleen Esperias

Cathie Lentz Fryer ‘76 and Steven Fryer / CTA Travel

John and Arlene Faulkner

Anonymous

Marquita Stein Gyben ‘75 and Jack Gyben Carl Kane Trust

Michael and Kathleen Kanne / Helms Foundation, Inc. McDonald Family Foundation

Anthony and Dani Fasulo

Adriana and Michael Felix

Anne and Dr. Randy Fiorentino

Paul and Cynthia Goldstein / La Terra Building Solutions, LLC

Johnny and Tracy Meneses

John and Traci Hassett

Salerno Family Scholarship Endowment Fund

Susan James

Ajesh and Swati Patel

Matt Jagerman

Ann Colleen Jernigan ‘72

Sisters of St. Joseph Society ($5,000-$9,999)

Dana and Jeanne Karcher

Dave and Betsy Bigley / Urban Housing

Richelle Zavala Kato ‘69

Anonymous

Communities, LLC

Robert and Noreen Curry

Suzanne Vizcarra Hoertz ‘73 and Rob Hoertz Hydraflow Foundation

Paul and Tracey Irving Don and Janet Myers

Patrick and Janet Moore Amrit and Hasu Patel

Robert and Claudia Redwitz Rosas Cafe Corporation

Kerri Ruppert Schiller ‘77

Julie and Edwin Sigenfuse

Rand and Rosemary Sperry Henry and Thelma Wesseln

Matt and Cathy Karcher

George and Denise Kontogouris

Sharon Hennessey-La Bonte and Mark La Bonte Cuculic Lawrence

Robert and Tara Lee

Ruth Bigelow Lester ‘84 and Mark Lester Timothy and Diann LeVecke

Colleen Callahan-Litfin ‘88 and Todd Litfin Gerardo and Lety Lopez Carole Maher

Pat and Jolynn Mahoney Suzanne McCormick ‘83

Kathleen Birgen McDonnell ‘77 and RD McDonnell Mary Jo McMillan

Nilo and Phylis Niccolai Helen Odom

Head of School Society ($1,000-$4,999)

Dr. Shawna L. Pautsch

Brian and Erika Beltran

Richard and Gale Price

Anonymous

Ron and Mary Celeste Bevins Kathryn Bigelow

Ramon and Heather Perez Tim and Cathy Redmond Donna Renaud ‘72

Brenda Bench Ruffier ‘84 and Alan Ruffier

Kimberly Haerens Sarni ‘88 and John Sarni

Julie Naperala Scheibe ‘84 and Steve Scheibe Patrick and Pam Sciarra

Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange Patty Smith

The Orange Catholic Foundation Julia Magallon and John Vargas Vicki Marsha Originals, INC. Linsley and David Walker Robert and Lily Yee

Loyal Royal Society ($500-$999)

Aaron and Michele Adamsen / Rebelscum.com Leslie Aragon

Fernando and Rebecca Arias

Dr. Richard and Cynthia Arnell

Bank of America Charitable Foundation John and Denise Barganski Dr. Erin and Bart Barisano Keven and Emilia Barton

Sean and Jayme Basford Don and Florence Berry

Joan Carleone Bevilacqua ‘92 and Jon Bevilacqua Joseph and Cynthia Bogdanovich Brent and Kerry Boznanski Jack and Kristin Brkich

Richard and Nancy Celio Rose and David Clarke

Nicholas and Cristina Coo Alma and Ifrain Corona

Annette and Michael Contois

David and Melissa Cuevas / DAC Contractors

Dr. Luis and Dr. Zita Dominicis / Dominicis Dental Group

Brian Dorsey

Nicholas and Bianca Dunlap

Emily Hein Egkan ‘04 and Colby Egkan George and Leslie Engelage Sonja Flores

John and Cindy Garrett

Michael and Robyn Hawkins MaryLea Herman

Daniel and Claudia Hernandez David and Katie Hesseltine

Heather and Dr. Matthew Huarte Sandeep and Elizabeth Jain Colleen McCullough Jilk ‘02

Yvonne and Damien Jordan Becky Kenrick

Noelle Allen Kopjak ‘01 and Andrew Kopjak Charles and Sandra Kosin

Wally and Jennifer Luciano

Katherine McPeak-Man and David Man

Ann Riffel Marshall ‘90 and Mike Marshall Robert and Tracey McNaughton Jill and Harry Norman

Kristie Rueff O’Campo ‘02 and Kevin O’Campo Jennifer Schulte Patz ‘91 and Steve Patz PepsiCo Beverage Sales, LLC Margaret and Clase Simmons

Eileen Huberty Perkins ‘81 and Phillips Perkins Darlyne Pettinicchio ‘71 Neil and Kathie Ritchey

Alfredo and Isabel Rivera

Agustin and Brenda Romero Ross Smith

Maryanne Martin Tice ‘89 and Tom Tice Miranda Valdovinos

Dr. Robert and Barbara Wald

Debbie Ramirez Watson ‘89 and James Watson

Catherine Wightman Wright ‘88 and Gerard Wright Patricia Cashman Weiler ‘00 and Dustin Weiler Lucas and Megan Wheeler

Red & Gold Society ($250-$499) Maria and Robert Asido

Heather Westenhaver Bandura ‘94 Become Intertwined

Eva and Sergio Borbon Catherine Bull

Jorge and Nora Contreras

Gina Guarienti Cook ‘98 and James Cook America’s Charities

Kate O’Keefe Domino ‘75 and William Domino Steffanie and John Early

James and Mihae Finnie

Irma Garcia and Louis Florin Luissa Fucinari ‘88 Michael Fusco

Robert and Mary Gauthier

Mary Ann Armen ‘97

Tanya Grasz

James and Coleen Astorga

Victor and Denise Gonzalez Meghan Hennessey ‘02 and Brian Garfield Elizabeth Hartnett ‘09 and Matthew Wyatt

Shannon Hawkins ‘88 and Jonathan Hawkins Courtney Hayward ‘08

Michael and Gwendolyn Hennessey Christine Hoferer

Carol Holt and Tom Wyper Janet Humphrey

Patricia Erickson Jelsma-Bell ‘72

Jessica Alaniz Jimenez ‘96 and Fernando Jimenez Kristina Kawase ‘90

Eileen O’Keefe Kearns ‘78 and William Kearns Margaret La Bonte ‘09

Terrie and Marc Labreche Amy-Jo and Jeffrey Luna Frances Martin

Michael Martinez and Maryanne McMillan Julia McDonough ‘78 Gregg McPherson

Felix and Heather Metoyer James and Karen Nerrie

Kirsten Neumann-Mercado and Gabriel Mercado Anne Nunes ‘87

Major Michael B. Parlor

Sunday Arvidson

Bernadette and Sean Barganski Vincent and Melissa Baroldi

Jeanne Yarnovich Baumann ‘89 Ken and Mary Binning Leslie Bivens ‘69

Kaitlin Blanco ‘10 Kelly Botto ‘01

Laura Boecking Bowen ‘90 and Matthew Bowen Peter and Angie Bowen Craig and Adina Braatz Mary Bradish ‘85

Jessica Buehler ‘09

Titus Tiberi and Olga Burget Audrey Burns ‘25

Christian Bustonera Maria Kim Canent

Natalie and Orland Cantos

Jennifer and Mario Cardenas Lisette Carlin

Lenore and Bob Carr

Anthony and Yvonne Castellana Chris and Dr. Jessica Castillo

Debbie Peppard Christensen ‘73 and Charles Christensen

Michelle and Peter Perez

Jill Christensen

John and Elaine Rueff

Ryan and Doreen Clark

Lucia Pichardo and Juan Carlos Choiseul Praslin Jim and Linda Ruth

Christopher and Dayna Sanders Denise and Lee Shults Paul Skuben Brad Snyder

Erick and Lucy Solares

Adrienne and Jones White

Kathryn and Thomas Wilson Katie and Robert Wilson Risa Zavala ‘73

Carolyn Kintz Zoelle ‘76 and Larry Zoelle

Michael Clapp Lydia Conley

Diane D’Alba

Dan DeBassio

Lorne and Susan DeBaun

Dr. Howard and Jennifer Dedes Eduardo and Hind Del Pilar

Sheilah Stokes Dobyns ‘94 and Keith Dobyns Neal and Irma Dofelmier Mary Doherty ‘09

Gianna Laiola Durocher ‘98 Julius Duthoy

Rozanna Elsenpeter

Friend of Rosary ($100-$249)

Bobbi Elston

Anonymous

Marion Ersek

Patricia and Stephen Anderson

Craig and Kristine Ersek

John and Ann Favreau

Kimberly Meisenhelder

Tim and Teri Garcia

Brooke Odell Miller ‘03

Dr. Kathleen Gallagher and David Graves Stephanie Crow Giamela ‘00 and Lonnie Giamela Ann Bertocchini Grand ‘02 and Frederick Grand Greenstripe Media, Inc. John Guerrero

Jenny Redmond Guijarro and Nick Guijaro Jay and Bonnie Harrington

Hashtag Pinpoint / Jackie and Tim Kearns Susan Hearne ‘78

Jennifer McCormick Heiskell ‘89 and Grover Heiskell Ann and Thomas Hernandez Traci Hildebrand

Brian and Sharon Hodge Linda Hodges

Ted and Kathryn Hoffmann Brian and Karen Holman Daly R. Holman ‘22 Kathleen Hurtt

Joe and Lisa Johnson Deidre Jordy, SP ‘73 Gloria Kam

Ken and Lizette Kizziar

Jennifer Renaud Koerner ‘90 and David Koerner Valerie Kwong

Rick and Mary Lambert

Jennifer Shirley Liescheidt ‘96 and Christopher Liescheidt

James and Kathleen Liuzzi

Eduardo and Claudia Lopez David and Lori Lyons David Macias

Kerry Sims Mahler ‘81

John and Clarice Marcin Maureen Martin ‘02

Dr. Howard and Jo-Anne Matsuba Mary Matuzak

Jennifer McCall ‘03

Suzanne McCann ‘97 and Benjamin Gulley Caitlin McCarrick

Thomas and Linda Meyer Dawn Myers-Jenkins

John and Monica McEntee

Brett and Maggie McNamara

Bruce and Mary Middleton Doreen Short Moore ‘81 and Jeff Moore Jennifer Mostero

Arlene and Alexander Nicholas Mary Kay Nicholas

Maureen O’Connell

Edicsa and Brad Oldewurtel

Catherine West Owens ‘73 and Butch Owens Katherine Pallares

Michaella Parlor ‘07

Rick and Nicole Parmenter

Debra Corti Patriquin ‘90 and Douglas Patriquin Melissa Rosales Pellicer ‘95 Michael and Johanna Pesci Kristine Blidy Peters ‘95

Lauren Eyrich Phenix ‘97

Demaris and Tony Quiroz Anna Rabold

Jeffrey and Rebecca Raskopf Kenneth E. Rathbone Sarah Rea

Kacie Redmond

Robert and Henriette Renaud Jessica Reynolds ‘94 Sean Riley

Cynthia Wade-Roman ‘96 and Bryan Roman Monica Rosales ‘99

Angela Dovidio Rubly ‘92

Ellie Wurster Russell ‘76 and Craig Russell John and Katherine Salas

Natalia and Edward Saldana Laura and Richard Sanchez James Sanford

Mateo and Erica Sarabia

Gina Hana Scherer ‘86 and Nik Scherer April Schley

Susan Schuler ‘71

Peter and Judy Searle

Hector and Jennifer Segura Craig and Sandra Seibert Barbara Sharp

James Steinbergs and Lori Martinez Gary Stell, Jr.

Marlowe Greenlee Stone ‘01 Mike and Cathy Swinnerton

Royal Legacy Society

Joseph and Clara Thomas

Raymond Dunne

Frank Tuchowski and Kellie Perez-Tuchowski

Dr. Shawna L. Pautsch

Heather Taylor ‘92

Kaitlyn A. Trujillo ‘16

Virgil Birgen † Carl Kane †

Doyle and Sharon Turner United Way

Oscar and Gemma Valadez

Darah and Carlo Van Veggel Pedro and Maria Vasquez Anthony and Dasia Viele

Christopher Walker and Laurie Hines Walker Molly Gyben Webb ‘02 Michelle Webber ‘73

Dr. Mary L. Welch ‘73

Kelly and Michael Wesseln Gavin and Anahita Wherry

JoAnn and Nelson Woodard Alex Wright

Jennifer Buddemeyer Young ‘89 and Ed Young

Please note that the gifts recognized are donated to the Rosary Fund from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025. We strive to publish accurate information. If your name has been misspelled, omitted, or listed incorrectly, we sincerely apologize and ask you to contact the advancement team at (714) 879-6302 ext. 1103

On September 13, 2025, Rosary celebrated its 60th anniversary at the Royal Gala. During this milestone event, Dr. Shawna Pautsch, Head of School, announced the establishment of the Rosary Royals Foundation, a new initiative created to ensure the long-term strength and sustainability of Rosary Academy.

This Foundation introduces a new Endowment dedicated to supporting three key priorities: the retention of our extraordinary faculty and staff, tuition assistance for families, and the continued enhancement of our campus. Funds contributed to the Foundation are invested in perpetuity, providing a continuous source of financial support for Rosary.

At the anniversary gala, attendees raised $211,000, and received a matching gift of $500,000, bringing the total to an incredible $711,000 in seed funding for the new Endowment. This achievement represents an important step toward securing Rosary’s mission and ensuring a lasting foundation for future generations.

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