2024 Servite Legenda

LEGENDA

SUMMER 2024

SERVITE FRIARS MAKE AN IMPACT

BUILDING THE FUTURE OF ATHLETICS

SERVITE RANKED

BY NICHE.COM

L E AD E RS HI P

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Stephen Walswick ’02, Servite High School Graduation

Dear Alumni, Families, and Friends of Servite High School, I just concluded my 22nd year on our beloved campus. Looking

The Excellence in Leadership Dinner inspired me and hundreds

back at my years as a student, postulant, teacher, coach, and

of others who witnessed the great work that Servite High School

administrator, I clearly see how God prepared and led me to serve

continues to do each year. From hearing the testimony of our Prior

as Servite’s president. As I finish my first year in this role, I take

General, John Carlson, to being amazed by the talents of our choir,

a moment to embrace our school theme this year of “Inspired

theater, and guitar students, attendees were in awe of the young

Thanksgiving.”

men that Servite is forming. Equally as important, these young men got to meet, hear, and interact with excellent examples of leaders

I am grateful to all those who have given their time, talent, and

such as Tom McCoy ’74, Matthew Slater ’03, and Cory Fajardo ’08.

treasure to support Servite’s mission of forming faith-filled

I continue to pray and work towards this reciprocal inspiration of

leaders. Our dedicated faculty and staff have tirelessly committed

each group, students to alumni and alumni to students.

themselves to our students this year, especially to the Class of 2024.

I am inspired by their dedication to help each student develop their

I am looking forward to what Servite will accomplish in the coming

God-given gifts so that they might become formed in His love and

year and those that follow. We will always strive towards excellence

grace and prepared to go out into the world to serve as leaders who

and success and achieve both by being faithful to mission, rooted

exemplify the virtues of Jesus and Mary.

in our faith, and inspired by our traditions. Thank you for your continued support of Servite High School. As we all know, we are

I am so appreciative of our parents who sacrifice a great deal to

stronger together and achieve so much more when we work as one

send their sons to Servite. Their support of our mission is expressed

united community. May God bless you and our Servite High School.

first in their partnership with us in the formation of their son and then through the countless volunteer hours to put on amazing

In Christ, serving Mary,

events like Friar Feast, Fashion Show, and the Excellence in Leadership Dinner.

Stephen Walswick ‘02

Cover: Aeneas Mires Valedictorian, Cooper Truong Salutatorian

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WELCOME PRINCIPAL WINDISCH On April 1, 2024, Nancy Windisch made history as the first female principal in the 66-year history of Servite High School. The appointment of Mrs. Windisch was made by Servite President Stephen Walswick ‘02. Windisch is the successor to Walswick, who became President effective July 1, 2023.

She served as interim principal from July 1, 2023 until March 31, 2024.

I am honored to be selected as the next principal of Servite High School,” said Windisch. “I am passionate about upholding the traditions of Servite High School and dynamically advancing the school for years to come. I look forward to actively cultivating supportive relationships with faculty, staff, parents, and students, connecting families from different groups and increasing community partnerships.

- Nancy Windisch

Nancy with her husband Todd, their 3 children Ryan ’11, Kevin ’22, and Amy, (a 2013 graduate of Rosary Academy) and their spouses.

“During our search process, Servite High School was seeking a principal who would be a faith-focused administrator and exceptional academic leader, help guide Servite’s continued growth, and lead the school to the next level of excellence,” said President Walswick. “While we interviewed candidates from across the country, Mrs. Windisch’s proven experience, thoughtful leadership style, and passion for our mission made her the ideal candidate for the position.”

“Mrs. Windisch has already demonstrated her aptitude as a collaborative and servant leader. She naturally and authentically connects with students, colleagues, parents, and all other members of the Servite community,” he continued. “I look forward to working closely with her to continue the positive momentum of the school while keeping our community focused and rooted in our Catholic values and traditions of the Servite Order.”

Windisch has more than 25 years of experience in Catholic education, including serving as Assistant Principal of Academics at Servite prior to taking on the role of interim principal. From 2002 to 2018, she served as principal at St. Angela Merici Catholic School in Brea, CA, where she honed her administrative and leadership skills while creating a positive school culture and cultivating community partnerships. She holds a bachelor’s degree and multiple subject credentials from the University of Southern California, where she was an All-American swimmer. She also earned a master’s degree in educational leadership and administration from National University.

Nancy exemplifies great leadership in Catholic education, grounded in faith and academic excellence.

Emulating the model of Mary, she embodies compassion, humility, and dedication to the spiritual and personal growth of our Servite students. As a steward of the faculty, she ensures that teachers feel valued and supported, cultivating a collaborative and inspiring community. I have had the pleasure of working with Nancy since she started here at Servite, and I am so excited to journey with her in her new role.

- Brian Hunt,

Assistant Principal of Academics

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CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE OUR VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN

Valedictorian Aeneas Mires University of California, Los Angeles Aeneas Mires embodies the characteristics of a true Friar: academic excellence, a commitment to God, and a strong sense of service and brotherhood. He earned a weighted 4.85 GPA, took 13 AP courses, and was named an AP Scholar with Distinction and a National Hispanic Recognition Scholar. A member of the Servite Soccer team for four years, Aeneas was chosen by the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) as Servite’s 2024 Student-Athlete of the Year. Aeneas was active in Priory Leadership and served as Bonajuncta Prior as a senior. In the community, Aeneas regularly assisted at a community medicine project in Anaheim, where he conducted blood pressure and blood sugar screenings of uninsured Spanishspeaking patients. This fall, Aeneas will attend UCLA as a biology major and intends to apply to medical school in the future.

Salutatorian Cooper Truong University of Southern California Throughout his time at Servite, Cooper Truong exemplified leadership and dedication in various capacities.

He enthusiastically represented Servite as an active member of the Admissions Ambassador program, served as co-president of the National Honor Society, and was a senior officer in the California Scholarship Federation. Outside the classroom, Cooper showcased his athletic skills as a four-year Servite Volleyball athlete. Sharing his love for the game, he has worked with elementary and middle school students through coaching at Servite youth volleyball camps and officiating junior high tournaments. In recognition of his achievements, Cooper was awarded the prestigious USC Associates Scholarship and will be attending the University of Southern California in the fall. He plans to major in International Relations with an emphasis in Global Business, aligning his academic pursuits with his career aspirations in finance.

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DISTINGUISHED SENIOR AWARDS HONORING THE REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS AND UNWAVERING DEDICATION OF OUR GRADUATING CLASS

Nick Veyna Memorial Persistence Award ALEXANDER NEWMAN

Principal’s Leadership Award JOHN ZELINKA The Principal’s Leadership Award is presented to a graduating senior who consistently perseveres by actively living the formation themes. He is humble, honorable and academically strong. There are many unrecognized students at Servite who are good and will be great. The Principal’s Leadership Award winner represents these Men of Servite.

The Nick Veyna Memorial Persistence Award is presented to a graduating senior who, over his four years at Servite, has shown persistence through growth and perseverance in all fields of Servite’s academic, social, spiritual and community commitments, all while overcoming major obstacles and challenging circumstances.

The St. Alexis Award CYRUS FA’AMAFOE’ The St. Alexis Award is given to a senior who has demonstrated academic excellence in all areas and who exemplifies scholarship in every way.

ATHLETIC AWARDS

CELEBRATING OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE & LEADERSHIP The St. Philip Award LUKE GREENLEE The St. Philip Award is given to a senior who, in all aspects of his life, exemplifies the Order of Friar Servants of Mary and represents the epitome of a Servite Student - as a scholar, as a gentleman, and as a man of Servite in every way.

The Seven Holy Founders Award MATTHEW GHEBRIAL The Seven Holy Founders Award is given to a senior who truly understands that leaders are servants first and that one must be Christ to others in order to lead others to Christ.

Scholar-Athlete of the Year COOPER TRUONG Volleyball

Athlete of the Year GIOVANNI CAPRARO Hockey

Sherer Courage Award JUSTIN CUEVAS Soccer

Frank Ryan Service Award JACOB RATZLAFF Cross Country/Track & Field

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F ORM ATI ON

... success is measured by the depth and breadth to which each Friar has known, imitated, and loved Christ...

- Brendan Ronan

SERVITE FORMATION

BY: BRENDAN RONAN, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF CATHOLIC IDENTITY

Formation at Servite is not about a “what” but a “who,”

Meaningful relationships with faculty and staff across the

always leading students to an encounter with Christ. From

student experience will allow him to share his sorrows

the Servite High School Mission Statement to the Formation

and joys, demonstrating that each member of the Body

Themes, from the Charism of the Order Friar Servants of

of Christ never suffers or celebrates alone. All of this is to

Mary to the crucifix hanging in every classroom, from Kairos

say that Servite formation is about Christ, and success

retreats to daily prayer on the intercom, Servite creates an

is not measured by GPA, scholarship dollars, or college

environment that is rooted in an authentic love of Christ.

acceptances. Rather, success is measured by the depth and

By the student’s senior year, he will have had countless

breadth to which each Friar has known, imitated, and loved

opportunities to both know about Christ and know Christ,

Christ, bringing life and fulfillment to the Servite adage, Be

along with just as many opportunities to witness to Christ

Christ, See Christ.

on and off campus. He will be challenged to embrace Christ in his theology class by deepening his understanding of Catholic philosophy, scripture, and theology, ready to defend his faith. Athletics and other extracurricular activities will remind him that his body is to be used to give God glory and that he is a physical being with an eternal destination.

Brendan Ronan at the 2024 Commencement Ceremony on May 31, 2024.

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FORMATION IN MOTION JOHN CARLSON’S BACCALAUREATE MASS ADDRESS Servite Friars are called, trained, and sent out into the world to be faith-filled leaders. Not just faith-filled men, faith-filled leaders. And as Servite Friars, we are called to exercise a particularly unconventional form of leadership: servant leadership.

To quote a passionate Christlike man whom I greatly admire, Servite Class of 2003 alumnus Matthew Slater, “Leadership can really be defined in one word, and that’s servanthood.”

What makes this calling so unique is that it completely defies all traditional expectations for how a leader should act. According to common definitions, a leader should have clear authority over the people he leads. He should be powerful and influential, and he should put himself above others to make sure people know that he’s the one in charge.

JOHN CARLSON ’24 PRIOR GENERAL John Carlson ‘24 was selected by his peers to serve as the Prior General during the 20232024 school year. Prior General is the school’s highest student leadership position.

Servite has instilled respect, integrity, faith, honor, and a passion for servant leadership within us all.

But here at Servite, we don’t abide by common definitions, now, do we?

Picture this: a man spends each and every day of his life feeding the hungry, caring for the sick, comforting the sorrowful, giving to the poor, and praying for the needy. He promotes the name of God unceasingly not just by his words, but by his every action.

He offers himself fully and freely as a gift to others, even going so far as to lay down his life in the name of God. He makes sacrifice after sacrifice out of pure love for those around him, most of whom he’s never even seen face-toface.

You might think I just described

Jesus Christ, and you’d be correct. But I wasn’t just talking about him. I just described you.

Who you are called to be. A true faith-filled servant leader, constantly seeking ways not to put yourself above others, but to put others above yourself.

Christ exemplified the ultimate form of servant leadership. He fully and completely gave his time, his talents, his power, his grace, his life—he endured death on a cross—out of pure selflessness and love for the people he knew. We are called to live our lives in constant service to others not for personal glory, but because we should aim to be Christ in everything we do, say, and are.

You might recall that throughout this past school year, I’ve encouraged you all to rise beyond greatness and to become legendary.

To become legendary doesn’t mean to accomplish some amazing feat or to gain a prestigious position of power. To become legendary doesn’t mean to stand victorious, confident that your name will live on throughout history. To become legendary means to live like Christ, to embrace the pure, unfathomable love, humility, selflessness, and servanthood that defined his ministry and legacy here on Earth.

Cast aside all selfish desires and live fully for others. Constantly seek ways to give yourselves freely for the good and the salvation of those around you.

Strive for glory and success, not to improve your own image, but to glorify and proclaim the goodness of the Creator.

If our goal is to become like Christ—to become legendary— then we must surrender to God’s will by unceasingly living our lives as faith-filled servant leaders.

Then, and only then, can we become legendary.

I leave you all with this: Always remember that God doesn’t judge us by our possessions or our merits. He judges us by our love. So when you accomplish an amazing feat, or gain a prestigious position of power, or stand victorious, confident that your name will live on throughout history, remember: “faith-filled” and “servant” come before “leader.”

Servite has instilled respect, integrity, faith, honor, and a passion for servant leadership within us all. And if we constantly seek to put others above ourselves, if we serve others out of pure love and selflessness, if we help others grow closer to God in times of suffering, if we strive unceasingly to live out our calling as faith-filled servant leaders, no matter what we have to sacrifice, if we become known for our unbounded, unrestrained, unbiased, unending love and mercy and compassion and holiness and humility, if we cast aside personal desires and comforts in favor of loving and serving others in the name of God, if we exemplify the Seven Holy Founders and the Blessed Mother and Jesus Christ in everything we do, say, and are…

Then no matter where or how old we are, we can hold our heads high and be proud to call ourselves true Servite Friars.

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HELLO, DOLLY!

BY: PARKER LEE ’24

Trinitas Arts Conservatory is Rosary Academy and Servite High School’s award-winning afterschool theatre program.

“Dazzling Debut: The Cast of Hello, Dolly! lights up Opening Night!”

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Jerry Herman, Thornton Wilder, and Michael Stewart’s original script for Hello, Dolly! is nothing short of a masterpiece of musical theater, pulling the audience into a zany, foolish wonderland packed to the brim with pipe dreams. Dolly Gallagher-Levi’s world is uncomplicated: the songs of love at first sight and soaring dance numbers bundle the story up in a fluffy blanket, delivered freshly to an audience that experiences only the pastel reality offered to them.

Of course, creating a show that feels so simple is a deeply complicated processevery step and scene must flow into the next. The wheel must never cease to turn, lest that audience find the seams of the theatrical quilt hiding in plain sight. The unreality of the show is preserved only by the passionate realities lived throughout production. Hello, Dolly! was, by necessity, a demanding show to work on. Every dance was cleaned to perfection, every song was sung ad nauseam, and every technical transition was run 30 times before it was ready for the stage. Despite the seemingly insurmountable nature of our challenges, several students emerged as leaders, encouraging and guiding their peers through each leap and light cue. I believe that’s the power of a great theater program: to elevate students from goodness to greatness. To list a few names, and not delve too deeply into the specifics: our dance captains, Jaden Linares and Ashley Hawley; our props crew head, Joaquin Nunez; our costume crew heads, Brooke Skipton and Lauren Carlin; and both of our Cornelius Hackls, Philip Riebli and Donnie Sarabia.

Alongside many student leaders, an exceptional group of adult volunteers appeared to lighten the load: Nicholas Johnson ’23, associate audio designer; Ben Salerno ’19, assistant tech director; Alec Hawley ’21, set construction and ticketing volunteer; and Dr. Rauterkus, set construction volunteer. Without their contributions, the Hello, Dolly! you saw on stage would have never been possible.

T R INITA S

THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK

Trinitas Arts Conservatory’s rendition of The Diary of Anne Frank took audiences on a poignant journey through history. A classic story brought to life by an ensemble cast, the show used modern costumes and a stage with invisible walls separating the rooms of the Annex. The production served as a powerful reminder of the horrors of war and the importance of standing up against hatred.

BLITHE SPIRIT Blithe Spirit, a classic comedy, delighted audiences with its wit and charm. The talented cast brought Noel Coward’s timeless characters to life, delivering an enchanting performance that left viewers in stitches. The production was directed by Frankie Marrone ‘03.

The students in Rosary and Servite’s award-winning after-school theatre

2024 - 2025 PRODUCTIONS

program, Trinitas Arts Conservatory, are some of the kindest, open-hearted and supportive young adults I’ve ever

PETER AND THE STARCATCHER NOVEMBER 14TH - 16TH TRINITAS WINTER FEST FEBRUARY 7TH - 9TH ELF : THE MUSICAL APRIL 10TH - 12TH

had the pleasure to work with. In order to be successful, theatre demands learning how to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes and is the very definition of teamwork.

- Michael Betts, Director of Trinitas

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ATHL E TI CS

Busy Night Highlights Banner Athletic Year

BY KARLIE CARLSON, ASSOCIATE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETING

The 2023-2024 athletic year brought many milestones and memorable moments highlighted by hockey and soccer winning championship titles on the same night.

If you’re a Friar fan, your calendar was booked on March 2nd. In addition to the championship games, Servite also honored Hall of Famer and 16-year NFL veteran Matthew Slater ‘03 at the annual Excellence in Leadership Dinner held the same evening at the JW Marriott. Needless to say, it was a great day to be a Friar!

Hockey got the action started, advancing to the Anaheim Ducks High School Hockey League (ADHSHL) Commissioner’s Cup finals after posting a regular season record of 19-1 overall and defeating Corona Norco 3-2 in shootouts to win the Ridge Conference title. The Friars went on to defeat Los Alamitos 3-1 at Great Park Ice to raise the Cup for the third time since 2020. Senior Giovanni Capraro scored two goals in the contest including the game winner then was later recognized as the ADHSHL Offensive Player of the Year and Servite’s Athlete of the Year, becoming the first hockey player in school history to earn the recognition.

Kicking off just an hour later, soccer took on Trinity League rival Orange Lutheran

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at Orange Coast College in a rematch of the CIF-SS D1 championship game that was played just one week earlier, where the Friars defeated the Lancers 3-1 in front of a packed crowd at Fred Kelly Stadium. History repeated itself as soccer once again came away victorious, this time topping Orange Lutheran 1-0 to win just the second CIF State Regional Championship in program history. The game’s lone goal was scored by junior Mattias Kremer in the 12th minute while senior goalkeeper Talin Morgan earned the shutout. The team went on to finish No. 6 in the nation and No. 1 in California, led in part by senior captain Justin Cuevas who was recognized as CIF Player of the Year and the recipient of Servite’s Sherer Courage Award after missing his entire junior campaign due to injury.

SAVE THE DATE

FRIAR FEAST SEPT. 21, 2024

For the third time since 2020, Hockey won the ADHSHL Commissioners’ Cup title finishing the season 21-1 overall.

Soccer won both the CIF-SS D1 Championship and CIF D2 State Regional Championship defeating Trinity League rival Orange Lutheran in both contests.

Football also earned the opportunity to play for a CIF-SS Championship in the fall as first-year Head Coach Chris Reinert ‘04 led the team to a finals berth after earning key wins over Long Beach Poly and Gardena Serra during their playoff run.

The 4x100 relay team of Quaid Carr ‘25, Camren Hughes ‘26, Hudson Haiduc ‘26 and Robert Gardner ‘27 set a new school record this season running 41.35 at league finals to bring home the Trinity League title and advance to CIF.

Golf returned to the top of the Trinity League standings this season winning their 11th title since the league’s inception in 2008 and 34th overall in school history.

The title chase didn’t end there as golf returned to the top of the Trinity League standings, finishing league play 9-1 to clinch their first title since 2019. Sophomore Hanks Wang won the Individual Trinity League Tournament becoming the 4th straight Servite golfer to accomplish the feat. In doing so, he set a new league record shooting 130 over the two-day tournament at Los Serranos Country Club, coming in at an impressive 14 under.

League medals in their respective weight classes while track athletes Quaid Carr ‘25 and Camren Hughes ‘26 also took their rightful place at the top of the podium after winning the 100 and 200 respectively at Trinity League Finals.

In addition, Carr and Hughes were members of the 4x100 relay team that took 1st place at both league finals and the OC Championships, breaking the school record from 2017 not once, but twice this season.

Wrestlers Josh Valdez ‘24 (144), Mitchell Semaan ‘25 (190) and Adam Galindo ‘25 (215) brought home some hardware of their own winning individual Trinity

As the year came to a close, 17 members of the Class of 2024 signed to continue their athletic careers at four-year universities including 3x All-CIF selection

and All-American Eamon Rigdon who is headed to USC to play volleyball and 4x All-Trinity League tennis player and 2x doubles champion Chris Marci who has signed with Azusa Pacific University.

Football led all programs with six signees followed by baseball and soccer with four each.

With so many great memories and accomplishments now in the rear view, we won’t have to wait long to see what the 2024-2025 athletic year has in store.

Football kicks off once again August 23rd at OCC to get the fall season going!

Welcome, Coach Ramirez Following the resignation of Coach Eddie Soto, Coach Alex Ramirez was announced as the new Servite Soccer Head Coach in May. Coach Ramirez comes to the Friars from Savanna High School where he served as the head soccer coach for 17 years, most recently winning the Orange League Championship in 2024 while being named Orange League Coach of the Year. In addition, he coaches with the Irvine Pateadores Soccer Club. Athletic Director Matt Marrujo ‘07 shared, “We are

very excited to announce Alex Ramirez as our Head Soccer coach. Coach Ramirez has demonstrated a commitment to education-based athletics that makes him the ideal leader of our soccer program. He is a proven head coach, who built both his soccer program and athletic department with the same values and mission we hold so special at Servite. Under his leadership, I am confident that our championship program will continue to excel both on and off the field.”

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ADVANCE ME NT

BROTHERHOOD AND COMMUNITY The latest research from an 80-year study on happiness at Harvard University found that close relationships and social connections are crucial for our well-being. Luckily, the bonds of brotherhood and community are strong at Servite High School, with lifelong friendships found among our students, alumni, and families. From traditional events like the Servite Fashion Show to casual get-togethers at football tailgates, these connections are cultivated and celebrated. Have you attended a Servite event recently? If not, mark your calendars to join us this year and increase your happiness!

s av e t h e d at e Fashion Show November 3, 2024 The tradition continues! Join us on Sunday, November 3rd as our seniors and their mothers walk the runway to support Servite’s mission.

Featuring a boutique, live and silent auctions, student performances, and more, this is an event not to be missed.

Excellence in Leadership Dinner March 1, 2025 Join us for the 2024 Servite Excellence in Leadership Dinner! We invite you to celebrate a Legacy of Leadership with us. It promises to be a night to remember with captivating speeches, performances by our talented students, and a joyful celebration of what makes our community special. We are grateful for your support and presence!

Servite Open June 2, 2025 The 2024 Servite Open was once again a sell-out, raising more than $110,000 for the school’s tuition assistance program. Mark your calendars now to join us in 2025!

Alumni Cornhole Tournament Spring 2025 Tom McCoy ’74, Stephen Walswick ’02, Matthew Slater ’03

Join us for an exciting Servite Alumni Cornhole event on campus! Reconnect with old friends, network with new alumni, and celebrate Brotherhood. Enjoy the camaraderie, competition, and community spirit. Food and swag will be available for purchase.

Alumni Football Day Summer 2025

2024 ALUMNI CHALLENGE WINNER Class of 1971 celebrated their classmate Dr. Tom Heywood receiving the 2018 Distinguished Alumnus Award.

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THE CLASS OF 1971

Chris Reinert ’04 invites all Servite Football Alumni to return to campus to watch a spring football practice, reacquaint with old teammates, and meet the 2024-2025 Friar Football Team. Coach Reinert will address the group, emphasizing the importance of community support, especially from Alumni. He maintains an open-door policy and encourages all to visit and engage with the current Friars.

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ANNOUNCING THE GIBBS FAMILY TRACK AT SERVITE HIGH SCHOOL We are pleased to announce our newly updated track will be named The Gibbs Family Track in honor of Richard and Elsa Gibbs for their years of service to Servite High School. Elsa (Quintana) Gibbs was a member of our faculty for 41 years, teaching Spanish and serving as department chair among other leadership roles. Richard was an award-winning track and cross country coach, leading Servite to multiple team and individual championships over three decades. They are also the parents of an alumnus, Alex Gibbs ‘07. Both Richard and Elsa helped form thousands of young men into faith-filled leaders through their respective roles and we feel it is only fitting that the track carry their name.

Richard and Elsa Gibbs dedicated their lives and careers to Servite and our mission of forming faith-filled leaders.

The naming of the track after them is a sign of our gratitude and will ensure future generations will never forget their legacy.

- Matt Marrujo ‘08, Athletic Director

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Elsa (Quintana) Gibbs, teaching Spanish I in 1980.

Richard Gibbs teaching European History.

BUILDING THE FUTURE OF ATHLETICS In 2023, Servite High School replaced our track due to irreparable damage caused by heavy rains and years of use.

The new, improved track surface is made of high-performance polyurethane rubber and provides our student-athletes what they need to train and compete at the highest level.

If you are interested in making a LEADERSHIP GIFT, naming rights are available for parts of the project.

Please contact Steffanie Early, Vice President of Advancement, at searly@servitehs.org or (657) 347-1398 for more information.

The impact of this project is far-reaching in our community.

Servite and Rosary Academy’s track and field and cross country teams, physical education classes, and other groups use the facility for practice and/or competitions. The track also serves as a community-wide recreation and wellness resource for students, faculty, and staff; club sports, and intramural teams.

MAKE A GIFT!

Endowment Fund The Servite Endowment Fund manages gifts of all types and sizes, with a focus on major gift endowments. When your charitable gift creates an individual endowed fund to benefit Servite High School, the school agrees to maintain those funds in perpetuity. The goal is to preserve the principal while providing distributions each year.

Each individual endowment account is managed in the school’s longterm investment pool. We invest endowed funds using asset allocation to maximize growth while safeguarding capital during tough economic times. Investment strategies, research, and due diligence are carried out by the Investment Committee and Board of Directors. In addition, we maintain relationships with third-party investment consultants and other key advisors who serve as valuable resources in investment decision-making.

JUNE 2005 $94,742

JUNE 2010 JUNE 2015 JUNE 2020 JUNE 2023 $94,742 $1,747,624 $3,005,119 $3,846,873

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$100,000 + | Seven Holy Founders Guid $50,000 - $99,999 | St. Philip Benizi Guild $25,000 - $49,999 | St. Peregrine Guild $10,000 - $24,999 | St. Juliana Guild $5,000 - $9,999 | Blessed John Porro Guild $2,500 - $4,999 | Credo Guild $1,000 - $2,499 | Friars Guild

Thank you for supporting the men of servite The Servite Administration and Board of Directors thank you for your support of Servite High School. Below is a list of alumni, parents, foundations, businesses, and other friends who contributed $1,000 or more between July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023 in the following categories.

SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS GUILD ($100,000+) Anonymous Donations (2) Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ganahl, Jr. ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hamar Windsong Trust ST. PHILIP BENIZI GUILD ($50,000+) 1999 Pak Family Trust Mrs. Patricia M. Caya Mr. and Mrs. James H. Fox ‘72 Schwab Charitable Fund Superior Press ST. PEREGRINE GUILD ($25,000+) Mr. Christopher T. Coad ’76 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Hooper Mr. Thomas J. Kruss and Mrs. Jennifer R. Neall LA Galvanizing Company Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. LeVecke ‘66 Roman Catholic Bishop of Orange Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rosenkranz Salerno Family Administrative Trust Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stump Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Wesseln Yli Believe Foundation

Helms Foundation, Inc. Inter Vivos Trust Agreement Mr. and Mrs. William F. Jakobi Mr. Clarence Kahlig, II Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Karcher ‘71 McDonald Family Foundation Estate of Charkes Motsko Muller Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Niccolai ‘95 Nobbs Family Foundation R. Julian Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasic Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Rosenkranz ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Salerno ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilcox Dr. Monty Wilson and Dr. Belen Gallarza-Wilson Mr. Thomas P. Wilson ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wurth

ST. JULIANA GUILD ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Amendola ‘71 The Boeing Company Ms. Colleen Buffington Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Buresh Mr. and Mrs. Brett P. Caya ‘87 Mr. and Ms. Sergio Garcia Munguia George Mayr Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mario Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Greene ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Harrington Pictured are Servite alumni with their sons from the class of 2024.

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BLESSED JOHN PORRO GUILD ($5,000+) Actuaries Unlimited, Inc. Amended and Restated South State Trust Mr. Peter S. Andrade ‘82 Mr. Thomas Andreeff and Dr. Katherine Andreeff Anonymous Donations (2) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldo Mr. and Mrs. Franc Balistrieri Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Barajas Mrs. Isabella G. Beecher Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Belz ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Eric A. Bowman ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Buckley ‘73 BYLT, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Carvalho Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chami Chubb Charitable Foundation Commercial Bank of California Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cortés The Darling Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Darling ‘14 Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Dauger ‘90 Daughters of Charity Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Ekno ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Philip D. Emard ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Felikian Frome Family Foundation Mr. Blake E. Hamar ‘16 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamby Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hanley ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Hawkins ‘84 Ms. Katherine B. Heidelman Hoag Orthopedic Institute LLC Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hoertz ‘72 Humilde House of Charities Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juge, III Mr. Michael J. Martin ‘00 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mauthe Mr. and Mrs. John Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Montano O’Connell Hotels and Hospitality Mr. and Mrs. Michael Patrick Dr. David J. Ramocinski ‘72 Mr. Louis Rendon Mrs. Young Salo Shell Oil Company Foundation Mrs. Mary Ellen Stanek Steven R. Camferdam & Mary Ellen Kane Fund Mr. Joseph A. Tardie Ms. Mimi S. Taylor TB/3B/VDI-Mortgage Fund The Thomas Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Traut Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Traut ‘88 Dr. and Mrs. William C. Wallace, M.D. ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Brad W. Williams ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson ‘79 Dr. Eric J. Wong and Dr. Elizabeth Pak Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yee Dr. Michael A. Zanchi ‘82

CREDO GUILD ($2,500+) A & S Cement Contractors, Inc Mr. and Mrs. Steven Alcaraz American Endowment Foundation Mr. Eric J. Andrade ‘83 Mr. Donald J. Annarella ‘13 Anonymous Donations Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Arrington ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Baldo ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Brkich, III Mr. Douglas A. Butler ‘82 Capital Group Companies Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. S. Carlson Cason Couture Dr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Cueva ‘75 Dan Murphy Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Xavier de la Piedra Mr. Raymond R. Dunne Mr. and Mrs. John Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Brian Foy Mr. Steve Fryer and Mrs. Cathie Lentz- Fryer Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fuhrman ‘83

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaitan ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Gerish Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grey Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Hall Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hernandez ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Tom Huston Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Julian ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kane Mr. and Mrs. David Ladjevic Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landeis Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lee Liberty Painting and Restoration, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lomedico Mr. and Mrs. James Lopez Mr. Raymundo S. Madrigal ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Marrujo ‘07 Ms. Angela Martin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Menard Anonymous Donations Nauheim/Straus Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. Stephen J. O’Donnell ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Hara ‘88 Mr. Mark J. Peacock, Esq. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Armando Peña Mr. Matthew J. Rink ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Sandoval ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shanks St. Barbara School St. Martin De Porres Church Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Traut ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Traut ‘94 United Healthcare Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Urzua Dr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Valenzuela, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Watne ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wemple Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Wesseln ‘83 White Glove Property Management Mr. Erich E. Wilms ‘80 Dr. and Mrs. Bassam Younes, M.D. FRIARS GUILD ($1,000+) Amazon Smile Mr. Adam A. Anderson ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Annarella Anonymous Donations (2) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Arakelian III ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Arellano Mr. and Mrs. Humberto Ascencio Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Aschenbrenner ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Tim Ashbrook Mr. Mark J. Azurin ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker Mr. Eric M. Barnes ‘99 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barretto Mr. Darian R. Baskin ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Allan Baynosa Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Bays ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bazant BJ’s Restaurants Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Blanco Mr. and Mrs. Jason A. Blonska

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Bluth ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bogdanovich Mr. Dave E. Bolger ‘98 Mr. and Mrs. Blake Borowski Brinnegar Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Russel J. Buetow Mr. and Mrs. David Bui

Ms. Vikki Bujold-Petersen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cagney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caico Mr. and Mrs. Hector R. Castillo Caterina’s Club Cerritos Endoscopic Medical Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Servando Chavez Ms. Contessa Chessman Ms. Mary L. Church Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Davie Condol Costco Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Crosson ‘77 Drs. Michael and Tina Cushing ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Cwiertny Mr. Phil Danie and Mrs. Katherine Rios Mrs. Brandy M. Daniels Mr. Hugh D. De Vaney ‘72 and Mrs. Norma Soleno-De Vaney Mr. and Mrs. Paolo Degrassi Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donovan III ‘78 Dr. Diana E. Ramos and Mr. James R. Dunne Dr. Thomas J. Duralde, M.D, ‘73 and Ms. Diane Liebenson Mr. and Mrs. John Early Mrs. Susan Ellersick Mr. and Mrs. Adam M. Ernst ‘01 Dr. Kelleen Esperias and Mr. Kerwin Esperias Farmers & Merchants Bank Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fidem Digital Consulting Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Randy P. Fiorentino ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. William Flores Mr. and Ms. Martin Fontes Four Star Dairy Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Fraher ‘81 Ganahl Family Foundation Mr. Bradley T. Geyer ‘93

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Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Geyer ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Mina Ghebrial Mr. Isaac D. Gleason ‘07 Mr. Mark C. Gomez ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Guirado Dr. and Mrs. William K. Halligan, D.D.S. ‘65 Ms. Marilynn Hamar Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hamra, Jr. ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Brook D. Hansen ‘88 Hashtagpinpoint Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John O. Hassett ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Hayden ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hofreiter Mr. and Mrs. Brandon T. Hood Mr. and Mrs. James J. Irwin ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Henrik Jensen JJB Dinglasan Inc. Johnson & Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Damien M. Jordan ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Kennedy Knights of Columbus Council 9511 Mr. and Mrs. Kirt Koerin Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kustura Mr. David C. Lee ‘90 LPL Financial Mr. and Mrs. Adrian G. Lugo Mr. and Mrs. Ron W. Mallory, Jr. ‘86 Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Man, M.D. ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Manfredi Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marci Marcus & Millichap Drs. Michael and Donna Marino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marusich

Mary Agnes Meck Declaration of Trust Masciel Development Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. McClure Mr. and Mrs. James McCreary Mr. Bruce R. McDonald ‘73 Mrs. Lori McGee Mrs. Tracey McNaughton Deacon and Mrs. Mark P. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Murray My Saint My Hero, LLC Dr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Nagel ‘69 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Nally ‘74 Mr. Leo P. Norton ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Oskorus Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Paone ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Pasquinelli Mr. and Mrs. Peter Patel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Perez Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Mike Peterson ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prado Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Richard Price II Mr. and Mrs. Rigoberto Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Marcos Ramirez Mr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Raymondo, III Ready Office Furniture Dr. and Mrs. Michael A. Rice ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Riebli Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ritchey Mr. Steven Rodig Mr. Joe Rossetti Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Ryan ‘86

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Salcedo Mr. Joseph N. Sanberg ‘97 Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Sanders ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. James C. Sanford ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Santos Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Sayles ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Schirmer ‘86 ShopWithScrip St. Hedwig School St. Norbert Catholic School Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Stapleton ‘90 Mr. Gary P. Stell, Jr. ‘86 Sunshine Girls, LLC Susie O’s Mr. and Mrs. David W. Taylor ‘05 Mr. Eric C. Terrazas ‘05 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Mr. Raymond W. Thomas ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Doug and Janette Thomas ‘72 Ms. Patricia Tonti-Mace Mr. and Mrs. Cosme Trujillo Mr. and Mrs. Steve Urbanovitch Mr. and Mrs. Alain L. Valdellon Valley Vista Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Vanderhook Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wald, Jr. ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Walswick ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Welch ‘79 Mr. Ernst Wilms Workday Mr. and Mrs. Nazih Yehya Z Empire Electric, Inc.

Thank you to the following alumni, parents, foundations, businesses, and other friends who contributed $1,000 or more between July 1, 2021 - June 30, 2022 in the following categories.

SEVEN HOLY FOUNDERS GUILD ($100,000+) Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ganahl, Jr. ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hamar Estate of Charles Motsko Mr. Joseph N. Sanberg ‘97 Windsong Trust

ST. PHILIP BENIZI GUILD ($50,000+) Dr. Brian J. Allen ‘63 Anonymous Donations Mr. Douglas A. Butler ‘82 Mrs. Patricia M. Caya Mr. and Mrs. James H. Fox ‘72 R. Julian Enterprises Roman Catholic Bishop of Orange Superior Press T.E.L. Foundation ST. PEREGRINE GUILD ($25,000+) Ganahl Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger Geyer Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Buckley ‘73 Nobbs Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Thomas ‘72 Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. James M. Wilcox Mr. and Mrs. William F. Jakobi The LeVecke Family Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Rubin Ms. Kathleen P. Salerno Mr. James M. Shrode

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Mr. and Mrs. James L. Rosenkranz Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. LeVecke ‘66 ST. JULIANA GUILD ($10,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Amendola ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baldo

Mr. and Mrs. King Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Belz ‘71 The Burton Family Foundation

BYLT, LLC C & L Refrigeration Mr. and Mrs. Steven Grant Helms Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Dana A. Karcher ‘71 Kasler Family Foundation LA Galvanizing Company McDonald Family Foundation Muller Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John P. Niccolai ‘95 O’Connell Hotels and Hospitality Orange Catholic Foundation Ready Office Furniture Mr. and Mrs. Mark Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. Juan Rodriguez Rosenkranz Enterprises Incorporated Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Salerno ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Sandoval ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Schantz ‘63 Mr. and Mrs. James S. Schwab ‘83 Shell Oil Company Foundation Mr. Gary P. Stell, Jr. ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stump Ms. Mimi S. Taylor Vaya Consuerte, LLC William H. Hannon Foundation Mr. Thomas P. Wilson ‘85 Yli Believe Foundation Dr. Michael A. Zanchi ‘82 BLESSED JOHN PORRO GUILD ($5,000+) Amended and Restated South State Trust American Pastimes Sports Marketing Anonymous Donations Applecare Medical Management Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Arrington ‘78 Mr. Theodore W. Bennett ‘80 The Boeing Company Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Buresh Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamud Mr. and Mrs. Steven R. Camferdam Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Cantlay Capital Group Companies

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne G. Carvalho Catholic Lithuanian Irish Federation Mr. and Mrs. George A. Chami Ms. Mary L. Church Commercial Bank of California Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cox Dr. and Mrs. Roberto A. Cueva ‘75 Mr. and Mrs. Alan Cummins The Darling Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Dauger ‘90 Daughters of Charity Foundation David S. Ascher, M.D. Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Xavier de la Piedra Mr. and Mrs. Frank Debenedetto Mr. and Mrs. John A. Doyle Eventbrite Farmers & Merchants Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Greene ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Hanley ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hennessey Mr. Christopher M. Hernandez Hoag Orthopedic Institute LLC Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hoertz ‘72 Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Julian ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Raymundo S. Madrigal ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Price II Promate Produce USA Inc. Raymond Handling Solutions, Inc. Rocky Mountain Exploration Inc. Mr. Thomas P. Stang ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Traut Trustees Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vallejos Dr. and Mrs. William C. Wallace, M.D. ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. Brad W. Williams ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. John P. Williamson ‘79 CREDO GUILD ($2,500+) Mr. and Mrs. Steven Alcaraz Bandai Foundation Bosscat Kitchen JBL, Inc. Mr. Dennis R. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Brkich, III Mr. David J. Carlisle ‘09 Cason Couture Mr. Tony Craig Mr. and Mrs. John Early Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan S. Ekno ‘00 Ms. Rozanna Elsenpeter Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Escobedo Mr. and Mrs. James W. Faley ‘85 Frome Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Gerish Goe Forsythe & Hodges LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hernandez ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Brian Holman Mr. and Mrs. Rande Johnsen Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kane Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Kenny ‘82 Mrs. Lizette Kizziar Mr. and Mrs. George Kontogouris Mr. and Mrs. David Ladjevic Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Lamm Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landeis Ms. Maria Leano

Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lonergan Mr. and Mrs. Terrence L. Loughran Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Lugo Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. James McCreary Mr. and Mrs. Austin B. McElrath ‘11 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Murray NFL Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Kevin A. Nowlan ‘89 Mr. Stephen J. O’Donnell ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Patrick O’Hara ‘88 Ms. Helen Ohirko Mr. Jeffrey Park Patz Family Trust Mr. and Mrs. Casey Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Armando Peña Pfizer Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasic RMC Facilities Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Justin T. Rodenbeck ‘89 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Rosenkranz ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Ruiz Mrs. Young Salo Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders Ms. Janelli Savellano Mr. and Mrs. Tim Schmidt Mr. Peter M. Stang ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Jason B. Traut ‘94 Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Walz ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yee

FRIARS GUILD ($1,000+) Mr. and Mrs. Randall Adams Mr. and Mrs. Greg Aimone Mr. Donald L. Albert Alpha Rex Ms. Lydia Alvarez Amazon Smile American Express Charitable Fund Mr. Donald J. Annarella ‘13 Anonymous Donations Apple Care Management Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Aschenbrenner ‘65 Mr. John E. Ashbrook ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. David Auner

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Mr. Mark J. Azurin ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Badzey Mr. and Mrs. Franc Balistrieri Ms. Lyn Ballou Mr. and Mrs. Elyas Balta Mr. and Mrs. Mark Barfield Mr. Sean R. Barganski ‘08 Mr. Eric M. Barnes ‘99 Mr. Darian R. Baskin ‘87 Mr. and Mrs. David Behenna The Honorable and Mrs. David L. Belz ‘68 Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Beuerlein ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Ketan D. Bhakta

Mr. Adriano Bianchini ‘12 Mr. Mark C. Bigley ‘11 BJ’s Restaurants Foundation Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Blagden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bogdanovich Mr. and Mrs. Christian Bojorquez Mr. Jeffrey G. Bonnema ‘84 Ms. Christine Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Brundige ‘73 Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Buchanan Ms. Colleen Buffington Ms. Vikki Bujold-Petersen C.G. Motor Sports Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cabrera Mr. and Mrs. Mario Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. S. Carlson JP Carlson Consulting Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Cassell, Jr. ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Hector R. Castillo Catepillar Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Servando Chavez Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chessman Mr. Philip A. Christian ‘03 Dr. Christopher T. Coad ‘76 Coastline Termite Co. Mr. Douglas D. Cole ‘73 Mr. Gregory N. Coleman ‘88 Columbus Club of Garden Grove, CA II Mr. and Mrs. Art Corrales Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cortés Mr. and Mrs. Mario Costa ‘81 Cummins & White, LLP Drs. Michael and Tina Cushing ‘71 Ms. Sarah Daniels Mr. Hugh D. De Vaney ‘72 and Mrs. Norma Soleno-De Vaney

Mr. and Mrs. Frank DiCrisi Dr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Dinglansan, Jr. Mr. Justin Dohrman Mr. and Mrs. James J. Donovan III ‘78 Mr. Raymond R. Dunne Dr. Thomas J. Duralde, M.D, ‘73 and Ms. Diane Liebenson Edward Saldana Mangagement Inc. Edwards Lifesciences Fidem Digital Consulting Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Randy P. Fiorentino ‘85 Fletcher Jones Motorcars Fontes Law Group Mr. and Mrs. Brian Foy Mr. and Mrs. F Martin Foy Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Fraher ‘81 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Franco Mr. and Mrs. John C. Fuhrman ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaitan ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Christian J. Galdabini ‘86 Mr. Nolan G. Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Garza ‘93 GCI Site Services Mr. Bradley T. Geyer ‘93 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Geyer ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. Mina Ghebrial Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Gieser ‘68 Sunshine Girls, LLC Mr. Peter Greaney Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Grey Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Gutierrez Mr. and Ms. Jonathan Hall Dr. and Mrs. William K. Halligan, D.D.S. ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Hannan Mr. and Mrs. Brook D. Hansen ‘88 Ms. Laura A. Hartley Mr. Karl Heinz Heim Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. David Hoferer Hollywood Sports Park, LLC Mr. Thomas M. Horan ‘67 Hotchkis And Wiley Capital Management Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Huber ‘76 Insperity Community Involvement Programs Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Irwin ‘99 JJB Dinglasan Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Erik Johnson Mrs. Gloria Juarez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Juge, III St. Juliana Falconieri Church Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kadlec, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Kent ‘84 Knights of Columbus #15339 Knights of Columbus Council 9511 Ms. Heather Schley Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Lawler ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ley Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lins Mr. and Mrs. Anthony LoBianco LPL Financial Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Magro Dr. Pilar Valero and Mr. George A. Magula ‘71 Drs. Michael and Donna Marino Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Marrujo ‘07 Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Martinez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marusich Masciel Development Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Masciel ‘77 Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCord Mr.and Mrs. David McCoy

McDonald Revocable Living Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. McDonough ‘80 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McDowell Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. McElrath ‘76 Mr. and Mrs. John McEntee Mrs. Lori McGee Mrs. Tracey McNaughton Mr. and Mrs. James Menvielle Mr. and Mrs. Trey Mike Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mitzner Mr. Kenneth A. Mousseau ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Nally ‘74 Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Navarro Mr. Leo P. Norton ‘94 Notre Dame Club Of Orange County Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nye Mr. Jaime Ojeda Mr. Mark S. Oskorus ‘83 Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Paone ‘67 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul PIH Heatlh Hospital- Whittier Mr. and Mrs. Mike Poortstra Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pratt Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Quijano, M.D. ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Riebli Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Riehl ‘86 Mr. Matthew J. Rink ‘83 Ms. Gina Robles Mr. and Mrs. Israel J. Rodriguez, Jr. ‘77 Mr. Saul Rubalcaba ‘98 Mr. Ralph C. Sabin ‘69 My Saint My Hero, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jose Salcedo Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Schirmer ‘86 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shanks ShopWithScrip Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith Solutions Healthcare Marketing, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Song St. Juliana Falconieri School St. Martin De Porres Church St. Norbert Catholic School Standard Drywall, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Stapleton ‘90 Mr. and Mrs. William L. Stasiewicz ‘92 Mr. and Mrs. John Steins Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Stockdale ‘77 Mr. Lance Thomas Mr. Raymond W. Thomas ‘68 Mr. Mark Thompson Ms. Patricia Tonti-Mace Mr. and Mrs. Steven M. Traut ‘84 Mr. and Mrs. Kevin R. Traut ‘88 Mr. and Mrs. Alain L. Valdellon Dr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Valenzuela, D.D.S. Ms. Marlene Vizcaino Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wald, Jr. ‘70 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Walswick ‘02 Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wang Mr. and Mrs. James M. Welch ‘79 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wemple Mr. Erich E. Wilms ‘80 Mrs. Rosa Wilms Woody’s Diner Workday Mr. Lee Yamauchi Dr. and Mrs. Bassam Younes, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zuniga

Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided. Please bring any errors or omissions to our attention by sending an email to Pierce Denning, Advancement Database Specialist, at pdenning@servitehs.org or calling (657) 347-1356.

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2 0 2 4 - 2 0 2 5 O P E R AT I N G B U D G E T The Servite High School Board of Directors and the administration is proud to present the school budget for the 20242025 school year. We look forward to a successful year of forming faith-filled leaders.

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E. C. D.

INCOME:

386

FIRST TIME DONORS

B. A.

A. Tuition and Fees - $17,401,500.00

GRADUATING CLASSES REPRESENTED

B. Annual Fund - $1,225,000.00 C. Events- $646,200.00

995

D. Grants- $190,000.00

NUMBER OF ALUMNI GIFTS

E. Other Income- $437,300.00 Total Income- $19,900,000

1976

CLASS WITH HIGHEST NUMBER OF DONORS

EXPENSES:

G.

A. Financial Aid - $3,319,500.00

F.

B. Salaries and Benefits - $11,045,100.00 C. Academics - $815,600.00 D. Formation and Activities - $323,100.00

E. D.

H. A.

1501 TOTAL NUMBER OF GIFTS

C.

E. Institutional Advancement - $135,000.00 F. Athletics - $1,723,619.00 G. Operations - $1,415,200.00 H. Other Expenses

- $603,900.00

Total Expenses: $19,381,019 Net surplus (before depreciation): $518,980

B.

These numbers represent gifts made during the period July 1, 2022 June 30, 2023

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HONORING MILESTONES

ASYLUM

#1 STUDENT SECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY

The Servite Asylum has been ranked the #1 Student Section in Orange County by the Student Section Report, OC Student Sections, OC Varsity/OC Register, and studentsections.com! This exciting honor for the 2023 Fall Season is awarded for the tireless efforts and dedication of the Asylum Leadership and the entire student body of Servite High School.

Mrs. Tomasita (Tommie) Valdez, former longtime Servite employee, reconnected with her Servite family at the 2024 Commencement.

Mrs. Valdez, who served as an administrative assistant to former Principal Ray Dunne, was in attendance to celebrate the graduation of her grandson, Joshua Valdez ‘24.

Please join us in welcoming Ron Mallory ‘86 as the new president of the Servite Alumni Association, succeeding Jonathan Ekno ‘00.

Ron and his wife Marissa are proud parents of Michael ‘26 and Cera, a student and competitive swimmer at Utah Tech. An active volunteer on campus, Ron is Vice President of JS Held, providing building consulting services for the construction, surety, legal, and insurance industries. In his spare time, Ron can be found cultivating his skills as a BBQ pitmaster.

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CONGRATULATIONS, MR. HUNT! We are excited to announce that Mr. Brian Hunt has been named Servite’s new Assistant Principal, reporting to Principal Nancy Windisch. A graduate of an all-boys high school himself, Mr. Hunt has dedicated his career to Catholic education. He has over 16 years of experience in administration and teaching at all-boys schools, including Servite. He was named Servite’s Dean of Academics in May 2022 after serving as Servite’s Coordinator of Educational Technology and Curriculum for the previous three years.

Mr. Hunt has extensive experience as a classroom teacher and has also served as department chair and summer school principal during his time at Servite.

THE FEAST OF ST. PEREGRINE CELEBRATED The Diocese of Orange celebrated the feast day of St. Peregrine with a special Mass and blessing with relics of the saint on Saturday, May 4, 2024. St. Peregrine is widely known as the patron saint of those who suffer with cancer, but he is also the patron saint of youth at risk. After spending his early years in what might today be described as a street gang, St. Peregrine was converted by a Servite Friar and joined the order. He spent the rest of his life caring for the sick and the poor. The Mass was again organized by Fr. Michael Pontarelli, OSM ‘73, pastor of St. Juliana Falconieri Parish in Fullerton.

A LEGACY OF LOVE AND LEADERSHIP Since 2007, Sister Johnellen Turner, OP has shared her deep faith and infectious joy through her leadership at St. Catherine’s Academy (SCA). A recipient of Servite’s Excellence in Leadership Award in March 2020, Sr. Johnellen was not only responsible for the operations and instructional leadership of SCA, she also served multiple terms on Servite’s Board of Directors.

A Los Angeles native, Sr. Johnellen has devoted more than 54 years to Catholic education at schools in L.A. and Orange

counties, including the last 17 years at SCA. During this time, she helped form the lives of thousands of students and partnered with countless parents to ensure the best possible experience for every student in her care. As Sr. Johnellen concludes her tenure at SCA and retires from the Servite board, we would like to express our gratitude for her service, partnership, and commitment to Catholic education.

CELEBRATING FR. RICHARD BOYLE’S 40TH JUBILEE GOODBYE, MR. GOODWIN! At the end of the school year, longtime theology teacher Richard Goodwin retired from his faculty position at Servite. Known by students in recent years for his “Amen Corner” on Servite TV as well as his classroom instruction, Mr. Goodwin was devoted to forming young men into faith-filled leaders.

A 2018 nominee for St. Joseph Radio’s Catholic Man of the Year, Mr. Goodwin, has also served Our Lady of Guadalupe Parish in La Habra as Director of Religious Education and is a member of the Evangelization and Stewardship Team. Thank you for your service, Mr, Goodwin, and best wishes in your retirement!

The Servite community gathered at St. Philip Benizi Church in Fullerton on May 5, 2024 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the ordination of Fr. Richard Boyle, OSM. A familiar face at Servite High School, Fr. Richard, or Fr. Rick, served in Campus Ministry at Servite at various times and, most recently, has supported Kairos retreats, Mother’s Day of Reflection, and other liturgical celebrations since returning to Orange County in 2022. Fr. Boyle also served in various roles including rector at The National Sanctuary of Our Sorrowful Mother (The Grotto) in Portland, as Catholic Chaplain at the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, and Solano State Prison in Vacaville, CA as well as several parishes. May God bless Fr. Richard with many more years of ministry!

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ROBERT GUTIERREZ’10 & BRIAN MORIARTY’86

SERVITE FRIARS MAKE AN IMPACT Mr. Cory Fajardo ’08, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Teacher of the Year Congratulations to our very own Mr. Cory Fajardo ’08 on being recognized by the Diocese of Orange as the recipient of the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Teacher of the Year!

After fellow faculty and staff members voted on Mr. Fajardo as our teacher of the year, Servite High School submitted his application to the Diocese of Orange for review. Mr. Fajardo was selected as one of sixteen finalists, and following an interview with Erin C.O. Barisano, Ed. D., Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese, Mr. Cory Fajardo, was selected as Secondary School Teacher of the Year.

We congratulate Mr. Cory Fajardo ’08 for this recognition and thank him for his continued support in forming our Friars.

Ryan Bass ’21, elected as the Vice President of the Gonzaga Student Body Association Congratulations to Ryan Bass, Servite Class of 2021 and a current junior at Gonzaga University, for being elected as Vice President of the Gonzaga Student Body Association.

We look forward to watching the rest of your academic and professional career!

Dr. Jack Menzagopian ’17 graduated from Chapman University School of Pharmacy in 2024. He earned his Bachelor’s in Biology from Loyola Marymount University. At Chapman, he was a tutor and held leadership roles, including Treasurer of the Vietnamese American Pharmacy Student Association and Historian for the Hispanic Association of Pharmacists.

With high honors and a spot on the Dean’s List, he will begin a PGY-1 Residency at Loma Linda University.

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Robert “Gutie” Gutierrez ‘10 is a Captain in the United States Air Force and is currently deployed as an Operations Analyst at the Pentagon, where he serves with Lieutenant Commander Brian Moriarty ‘86. After graduating from the Air Force Academy, he received an MS in Operations Research from the Air Force Institute of Technology and a PhD in Systems Engineering from the University of Virginia. He and his wife Brigid live in Bristow, VA with their son Roman (9) and daughter Bella (5). Captain Gutierrez is scheduled for promotion to Major this September.

Father Ian Gaston ’13 attended Emerson College in Boston for two years before entering Mount Angel Seminary. He was actively involved in the youth ministry program at his home parish, St. Norbert’s, which played a significant role in his discernment process. Father Gaston was ordained by Most Reverend Kevin Vann, Diocese of Orange on June 10, 2023, at Christ Cathedral. His first assignment was at St. Irenaeus Parish in Cypress. On July 1, 2024, he began his next assignment as Parochial Vicar at Christ Cathedral.

ALUMNI UPDATES

Ryland Andrade ’24, Communications Director for the Angela Andrade Foundation Ryland refers to the foundation as his “life’s work.” His mission is to serve women living with metastatic breast cancer so that they can find their silver linings. The Angela Andrade Foundation awards grants to families across the United States every quarter.

“With the Servite mission to serve others, it has helped me focus on how I serve communities. I think the best way to serve communities is with something very near and dear to your heart, and that is what I found in the foundation.”

ERIC MEAR ’08, FOUNDER, BYLT ATHLETICS

Eric Mear ‘08 is a graduate of the USC Marshall School of Business. He is the founder of BYLT, a Premium Basics brand that has disrupted the apparel industry. Instilled with the values of hard work and dedication from a young age, Eric continuously strives to improve and innovate every day. Servite is grateful to Eric for providing BYLT apparel for the Servite Open Golf Tournament since 2022.

Robert Gutierrez ’10 is working at the Pentagon as a Captain for the Air Force.

He is currently deployed with fellow alumnus Lieutenant Commander Brian Moriarty ’86. He and his wife Bridgid have two kids, Roman (9) and Bella (5).

Raymond Delea ’66 just finished publishing his second book: “California Adventures - On the Trail with Ray and Josh” and is working on a third book. Raymond celebrated 52 years of marriage to his wife Pattie in 2024. Raymond retired from Hughes Aircraft Company after 40 years working as a microelectronic manufacturing engineer and is in his 24th year serving as a ministry teacher. Each summer, Raymond hikes in the Sierra Nevada mountains.

Michael Nunez ’71 spends his days competitively water skiing and restoring his high school muscle car, an original 1969 Camaro Z/28.

He has been married to his wife, Georgia since 1985 and has three children and six grandchildren.

Dr. Thomas Martinelli ’71 is retired from his medical practice. He lives in Santa Barbara with his wife Robin (Rosary ’73) and spends his time with two of his children and two grandchildren. He has an older son that lives in Seattle with his wife and two daughters, who he and Robin try to see as often as possible.

Donald Bebereia ’71 has been a practicing family law attorney for 45 years. He and his wife, Beverly have three sons who graduated from Servite, Chris ’10, Pat ‘11 and Matt ’18 (and an older son, Dan SMCHS ’01). They’ve lived in Fountain Valley since 1998. Don’s favorite memories are the numerous Servite football games he has

attended over the years with his Servite brothers.

John Seymour ’71 works three days a week as a wine sales representative, selling fine wines to restaurants, country clubs and high-end grocery stores; he works a fourth day as a Marshall at a local golf course. He married his high school sweetheart, Kathleen in 1977, and they have five children and eleven grandchildren. John’s favorite Servite memory was making the CIF Quarterfinals in basketball and playing at the Long Beach Arena in 1971.

Dan Daniels ’79 is retired and lives in the Traverse City, Michigan area on the Bear golf course. Dan loves the lake life and spends much of his time fishing.

He and his wife Cathy are enjoying raising their two grandchildren.

David Taylor ’05 welcomed his fourth child this year. He is happily married to his wife Cyndi and they have four daughters: Madison, Reagan, Kennedy and Quincy. Dave is a Project Manager for a professional paint contractor and in his limited free time he enjoys taking his boat out and attends Servite Football and Angels Baseball games.

Kevin Meagher ’05 is a Creative Director at BBH USA, a global advertising agency located in NY, though he currently lives in Los Angeles with his wife and daughter.

After Servite, he played college football at Northern Arizona University then went to art school to build a portfolio which eventually led him to working in New York City at some of the largest ad agencies in the world.

Vince McDonough ’72 has lived in Costa Mesa for the last 43 years. He has worked for Toshiba America Business Solutions since 2002 and

married his wife, Anna in 2000. His favorite Servite memory was Servite beating Pat Haden and Bishop Amat in 1970 at Glover Stadium in the pouring rain.

Fr. Gregory Celio S.J. ’00 is the Director of Adult Formation and Superior of the Jesuit community at Bellarmine Prep in Tacoma, Washington. He has dual degrees from Notre Dame, a Bachelor of Arts and Letters in History with a minor in Italian (2004) and a Master of Education (2006). He also received a Master of Divinity degree from the University of Toronto in 2020.

Cameron Ela ’20 graduated in 2024 Summa Cum Laude and as a member of Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Southern California with a B.S. in Economics and Data Science and a Minor in Artificial Intelligence Applications. He is continuing on at USC pursuing an M.S. in Applied Data Science.

Cameron is applying his machine learning and coding skill set as an intern on Invesco’s North American Strategic Analytics team in Dallas, Texas.

Casey Shanks ‘11 married Chrystelle Azcona on June 9, 2024 and several Servite Friars were there to celebrate the happy couple.

Casey’s brother Ryan Shanks ‘13 (left of groom) and Austin Lefkowicz ‘11 (right of Casey) served as best men while while Chris Garza ‘11 (left of Ryan) served as a groomsman. The new Mr. and Mrs. Shanks reside in the Bay Area, where Casey works for Golden Communications.

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CELEBRATING GENEROSITY

Servite High School recognizes parents as the primary educators of their children and we are blessed to have a community of families that embraces this partnership. Each year at the Baccalaureate Mass, Servite honors parents of the graduating class whose impact on our campus has been extraordinary and will be felt long after their sons receive their diplomas. Whether they worked in leadership positions or served behind the scenes, they leave a legacy of service and commitment on our campus.

On Thursday, May 30, 2024, the following parents, whose last or only sons were members of the Class of 2024, received Awards of Merit for their volunteer service and support of our mission: Bryan and Jennifer Carlson, parents of John ‘24 Mike and Gwen Hennessey, parents of Jack ‘20 and Neil ‘24 Tim ‘86 and Kelly Rosenkranz, parents of Cade ‘19, Riley ‘22, and Quinn ‘24 Kevin ‘88 and Deanne Traut, parents of Ethan ‘24 “Parent engagement and participation are integral to the success of our students and school,” said Steffanie Early, Servite Vice President of Advancement. “We are incredibly blessed by parent volunteers who put in endless hours of loving support in so many capacities on our campus.”

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When asked why my wife and I contribute to Servite, the answer is that we do so for several reasons. These include (1) respect for the school, its Catholic faith and long tradition of excellence. We do so (2) with appreciation for the dedication of Servite’s current and past Board members, administrators, teachers, staff, and coaches. We do so (3) to help Servite’s current students and their parents who struggle with the tuition burden so these young men may learn and flourish while also making lifelong friendships. Last, we do so (4) in memory of my parents, John and Eleanor Fox, not only for their lifelong love, guidance, and support but also with gratitude for the work ethic and value system they instilled in me and my six siblings, including my brothers (Gregory ‘69 and David ‘70). They did so because they understood the value of a quality education and that investing in our four years at Servite would help prepare and propel us forward through our college, postgraduate school years and our professional careers, enriching us along the way by the lifelong friendships we made at Servite. They were so right.

- Jim Fox ‘72

JOIN THE SERVITE LEGACY SOCIETY The Servite Legacy Society formally recognizes donors who have chosen to leave a legacy to the school. Through a variety of planned giving techniques, your legacy gift helps ensure the future and generational success of Servite High School. Your gift can include: • • • •

Charitable gift annuities Charitable remainder/lead trusts Gift of a life insurance policy Named beneficiary of your retirement plans (IRA, 401k or 403b) annuity or insurance policy.

We are happy to assist you as you reflect and review your planned giving options. You can learn more about planned giving strategies by attending our upcoming informational seminar on Wednesday, August 20th at 7:00 PM in the Servite library.

Contact Steffanie Early, Vice President of Advancement at searly@servitehs.org or (657) 347-1398.

Strengthen the Servite legacy!

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