Leaving a lasting legacy Brad Ball ’64 believed in giving back to the communities that played a part in his life, whether it was his dedication to the Barnstormers Theatre, or playing a supportive role in the athletics department while at St. Sebastian’s. Brad continued his legacy of selfless service by leaving St. Sebastian’s in his will—the largest bequest in the School’s history. Brad, or “Bradley,” as his friends knew him, thrived as a student at St. Sebastian’s. He cherished
After graduating from Boston College, Brad devoted his career to The Barnstormers Summer Theatre in Tamworth, New Hampshire, where he became an active member of the community. He eagerly took part in many of the theatre’s productions, eventually being elected to The Barnstormers Board of Directors until his passing in 2011. Legacy gifts like Brad’s make a lasting impact on St. Sebastian’s. These gifts provide deserving students financial aid and can be used to bridge the gap between tuition and the actual cost of a St. Sebastian’s education. Please consider joining Brad by including St. Sebastian’s in your estate plans. A bequest will be felt by future generations of Arrows for years to come.
his experience on Nonantum Hill and the relationships he formed with so many of his mentors and classmates. Showing a passion for athletics, he played on every intramural team and became the coaches’ “right-hand man,” as he managed the baseball team for Henry Lane ’49 and Father Gilmartin’s basketball teams. “St. Sebastian’s did so much for Brad, and Brad did so much for the
For more information about gift planning and including St. Sebastian’s in your estate plans, contact Ed Davis ’65 in the Office of Planned Giving at 781.247.0158 or ed_davis@stsebs.org or visit plannedgiving.stsebs.org.
School,” Lane recalls.
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