Evening of Innovation Virtual Event September 2020

An Evening of

innovation

Saturday, September 26, 2020

Meet our

Evening of

INNOVATION Honorees DONNA & RICHARD BROWN P’20 DONNA EDWARDS ’75 CATHERINE FALVEY P’75 ’77 ’78 GP’00 ’03 ’17 ’19 MAGGIE & MIKE HOFFMAN P’14 ’20 ANN GILLIN LEFEVER ’82 NINA IANNOTTI MAGUIRE ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 MARY CARYL & PAUL MCEVOY P’06 CAROL & FELIX PETRILLO P’93 GP’21 ’24 ROSEMARY VRABLIC ’78

Donna and Richard Brown P’20 Donna and Richard Brown are honored to be part of The Ursuline Family. Their daughter Alexandria graduated in May. She is currently studying Broadcast Communications at Syracuse University. Their son, Ryan, is a junior at Iona Prep.

Donna is Head of Diversity & Inclusion Multicultural Marketing for Johnson & Johnson. She designs strategies to shape market changes and create transformational business and organizational shifts. Donna consults with J & J executives across Consumer, Pharmaceuticals, and Medical Devices as they build global/regional expertise and strategies that maximize sales to the multicultural market. She advises business and marketing leaders in the preparation of strategy proposals for developing innovative approaches to connect with multicultural, diverse patients and consumers.

Richard is the Vice President of Philanthropy at American Express where he oversees the company’s global giving programs under the Historic Preservation, Leadership Development and Community Service giving themes, which include the Partners in Preservation program with the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the

World Monument Fund’s Watch, as well as the global American Express Leadership Academy. Additionally, Richard was a key presenter of the first-ever White House Forum on Nonprofit Leadership and played a leading role in the development of Leaderosity.com, Plusacumen.org and Leaderstories.org -- online leadership development portals for nonprofit professionals.

Donna and Richard have been ardent supporters of Ursuline since they first stepped on campus. Donna has introduced Ursuline to speakers with expertise in curriculum and learning styles as well as inclusivity. Donna’s aunt, Dr. Barbara Dezmon, donated to Ursuline a program called Style to Content Learning Preferences Inventory to assist teachers in differentiating instruction for students.

Donna has been ever-present at our Admissions events to warmly greet and speak with prospective parents and students. Richard has served on the Advancement Committee of the Board of Trustees for three years. Together, at the suggestion of their daughter Alex, the Browns endowed the Alexandria Brown ’20 Scholarship to create opportunities for students of color.

We are deeply grateful to the Browns and proud to honor them at this event for not just identifying areas of need at Ursuline, but for taking steps to address them.

Donna Edwards ’75 After graduating from The Ursuline School in 1975 and Wellesley College in 1979, Donna Edwards attended University of Virginia School of Law. Currently, Donna is an Administrative Law Judge for the Social Security Administration’s Office of Hearings Operations in Baltimore, Maryland.

In 2000, The Ursuline School was proud to present the St. Ursula Award to Donna on the occasion of her 25th Reunion. This prestigious award recognizes talented alumnae for outstanding professional success and their commitment to Ursuline’s motto of Serviam - I will serve.

Although her professional resume is extensive and impressive, her greatest pride comes from having raised two sensational daughters: Danielle O’Bannon and Dionne O’Bannon Middlebrooks. Donna is an advocate for empowering young women and believes that investing in girls’ education makes an impact.

Donna’s parents, Dr. Ione Dunkley Edwards and Theodore U. Edwards, were collectors of fine African American Art. They were also involved in the parent organizations at Ursuline where they had the opportunity to develop friendships with school leadership.

When her beloved parents passed away, Donna felt strongly that they would want a portion of their collection to be gifted to Ursuline. As such, five beautiful pieces from the Edwards’ private collection were installed in the Gabelli Library where they are appreciated by students and faculty every day.

Donna’s mother spent her entire career with the New York City Board of Education after receiving degrees from Hunter College and a Doctorate from Columbia University. In 2017, Donna, Danielle and Dionne established the Dr. Ione Dunkley Edwards Scholarship to honor the legacy of their mother and grandmother, and to continue her efforts to promote academic excellence among students of color.

We are grateful to Donna and her family for carrying the torch that Dr. Edwards ignited, and for sharing its light with Ursuline.

Catherine Falvey P’75 ’77 ’80 GP’00 ’03 ’17 ’19 Kay Falvey has a long history with the Ursulines, dating back to first grade at Blessed Sacrament Grammar School in New Rochelle. The Ursulines ran the school at a time when the school was staffed only by nuns from the Order. It was during her time there that she first learned the word SERVIAM! Kay graduated from Blessed Sacrament in 1940 and continued her studies at St. Gabriel’s High School. Kay attended the College of New Rochelle, which again, was fully staffed by the Ursuline nuns. After graduating in 1948, Kay returned to Blessed Sacrament Grammar School to teach for four years.

Kay married Dick Falvey in 1952. She left the New Rochelle area while Dick was in the Air Force followed by time in Washington, DC where Dick attended Georgetown University School of Dentistry. They returned to New Rochelle with the first five of their thirteen children (ten boys and three girls). All three daughters Cathy ’75, Sharon ’77, and Beth ’78 - attended The Ursuline School for high school, while the boys went to Blessed Sacrament High School and Iona Prep. Kay shared that some of them wanted to go to Ursuline!

On to the next generation! Four Falvey grandchildren - Kellie Falvey Sullivan ’00, Kyle Falvey ’03, Kay Woodtli ’17 and Annie Woodtli ’19 - are all now graduates of The Ursuline School. Kay proudly shares that she has attended many basketball, lacrosse, softball, soccer and field hockey games at Ursuline, and has enjoyed seven Ring Days and Graduations! She is glad to have been a part of them all.

To further connect the Falvey family to the Ursulines, Dick’s first cousin, Sister Sheila Campbell OSU, has shared in every phase of their growth. Kay’s volunteer work includes Ursuline’s ESL program and St. Gabriel’s grammar school. “The moral of the story,” Kay explains, “is that we believe in Catholic education.”

Few have had an Ursuline legacy as deep and as rich as the Falveys and we are proud to honor their matriarch Kay Falvey at our Evening of Innovation.

Maggie and Mike Hoffman P’14 ’20 Maggie and Mike Hoffman are faithful supporters of Catholic high school education and are honored to be part of the Ursuline Family.

Their oldest daughter, Siobhan, is a 2014 graduate of The Ursuline School and their youngest child, Shannon, graduated this year.

Their son Michael graduated from Iona Prep.

Maggie - an RN, CPN - received her undergraduate degree from Lehman College and her Masters in Nursing Administration from the College of New Rochelle. She is part of Children’s Hospital in the Pediatric Post Anesthesia Care Unit at Montefiore Medical Center where she has worked for the last 31 years. Maggie is a missionary with the Missionaries of the Poor in Kingston, Jamaica.

Despite her busy schedule, Maggie always makes time for Ursuline’s Mother Auxiliary events!

Mike is the co-founder of the Philanthropy company, Changing Our World (NYSE:OMC), which was the first philanthropic services firm to provide fundraising, management and corporate social engagement strategy to nonprofits and corporations alike. Prior to founding Changing Our World, Mike was Executive Vice President

of external affairs for the Franciscan Health Partnership, Inc., an international healthcare system, and the Franciscan Sisters of the Poor Foundation, Inc., an international healthcare foundation.

A graduate of West Point, Mike served as a past president of the West Point Society of New York and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Regarding his involvement at The Ursuline School, Mike shares, “I am humbled and honored to have served on the Ursuline Board and as co-chair of the Advancement Committee of the Board for six years.” The honor however was all ours. When the Hoffmans first came to Ursuline, Mike reached out to the Advancement office to offer his assistance. Since that time, he has been an extraordinary mentor and is a significant partner in Ursuline’s fundraising success.

For helping the Ursuline mission to soar, we are proud to honor the Hoffmans.

Ann Gillin Lefever ’82 It is difficult to imagine an alumna who embraces the Ursuline motto of Serviam - I will serve - more than Ann Gillin Lefever ’82.

Ann lends her financial and strategic expertise to a variety of nonprofit endowments and community organizations, but is particularly generous to her alma maters! Ann has served on The Ursuline School’s Board of Trustees since 2008 and has just completed her final year as Chair. She has chaired the Finance Committee at Ursuline and served on the Cabinet for the Fulfilling the Promise for Generations of Women Campaign. Ann is on the Board of Advisors at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business as well as a member of the board of advisors for Georgetown’s Wall Street Alliance.

One might say that Ann’s connection to the Ursuline Sisters was genetic. Ann’s mother, Patricia Ahearn Gillin, is a graduate of the Academy of Mount St. Ursula and The College of New Rochelle. Pat Gillin was a firm believer in Ursuline education so it was only natural that her three daughters - Ann ’82, Mary Pat ’83 (Simunovich) and Beth ’85 (Agarabi) - would attend The Ursuline School. All three daughters excelled as students and have been

engaged and supportive alumnae. Pat’s husband, Robert “Bob” Gillin, was also an advocate of the school and served as an active member and leader of the Fathers’ Club during the 1980s.

Whether volunteering at Sts. John and Paul Parish, Chatsworth School, Fordham Prep Mothers’ Club or the Salesian Foundation, Ann makes an impact.

Before taking time off to raise her children, Emma, Will and Katie, Ann enjoyed a successful career in banking, most recently as a Managing Director and member of the management team in the Equities Division at Barclays Capital. Prior to that, Ann served in leadership positions at Lehman Brothers and Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. Ann earned an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School Business. She was recognized with the St. Ursula Award at Reunion in 1997 for career achievement.

Ann is very grateful to the Ursuline Sisters for their leadership and the mission of Serviam on behalf of Catholic education. Anyone who knows Ann will agree that she was a quick study. For living the Ursuline mission every day, it is our honor to recognize Ann Gillin Lefever ’82.

Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 P’85 GP ’17 ’20 “Experiencing a painting by Nina Maguire is like catching the scent of a once-familiar perfume, evoking memory, filling the viewer with a sense of nostalgia, of a time and place lost but not forgotten.”

After her graduation from Ursuline, Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 earned a masters degree with a major in fine art from the College of New Rochelle. She didn’t seriously pursue an art career until 20 years later. Instead, she married Arthur Maguire shortly after her college graduation and together they raised their four children.

When the time came to focus on her career as an artist, Nina received tremendous support from her husband and children. Her distinguished career has been highlighted by extensive exhibitions, numerous juried memberships and a host of awards including Gold Medals from American Artists Professional League, The National Society of Painters in Casein & Acrylic, Catharine Lorrilard Wolfe Art Club and Audubon Artists. Nina has been represented by Cavalier Galleries New York City, Greenwich and Nantucket since 1999.

The Ursuline School has always been an institution that Nina

strongly supported. Before Ursuline even had an Office of Advancement, Nina was sending Annual Fund gifts to school leadership. She is, and always has been, ahead of the curve! In addition to her many years of Annual Fund support, in 2015, Nina endowed a scholarship at the school to recognize and encourage leadership in the young women of Ursuline. The Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 Scholarship is awarded to students who exhibit strong character, courage, initiative and wisdom. ​One of Nina’s greatest joys has been experiencing Ursuline as a mother to daughter Regina Maguire Moynihan ’85 and as a grandmother to Caitlin Moynihan ‘17 and Teagan Moynihan ’20.

She describes the wonderful balance of past and present Ursuline as this, “Ursuline offers so much today, but at its core is very much the same as it has always been.”

We are so grateful to Nina for her many years of support and are delighted to recognize her for the leadership she has always demonstrated. We are honored that she has donated one of her paintings “Study for NYC Celebration, July 4, 2019” as an auction item for An Evening of Innovation!

Mary Caryl and Paul McEvoy P’06 Catholic education has been a major focus of MC and Paul’s philanthropic activity. The McEvoy family has been a longstanding supporter and beneficiary of Ursuline education for three generations, and counting! Their daughter, Carolyn McEvoy Galligan ‘06, celebrates her Ursuline education through her own efforts in support of the school. Most notably, Carolyn’s work on the CROWDS4TUS event significantly elevated participation among millennial alumnae.Their son, Paul C., graduated from Iona Prep, continuing another three-generation connection.

MC has been a leader in advancement at her schools in St. Joseph, Michigan: Lake Michigan Elementary and Catholic High Schools.

This includes the creation of a technology fund honoring her mother, Caryl, for a chrome book program for both schools. When referring to the McEvoys, Nadia Bucholtz, Director of Advancement at LMC says, “they are the most amazing stewards of the Lake Catholic mission.” ​Along with Paul, she was also a founding board member of the MAC Angels Foundation, an organization that supports families

affected by ALS in the Metropolitan area. In 2017, the McEvoys were honored at a Gala by MAC Angels in recognition of their deep commitment to the organization. ​Paul recently concluded a career in banking, finance, and investment management. Most recently, he was a Partner at DRA Advisors, a real estate investment firm based in NYC. Paul served on the Iona Prep board for 10 years and initiated the Margotta Scholarship Fund in honor of one of his coaches. He has also been recognized for his support of The Inner-City Scholarship Fund.

The Paul and Mary McEvoy Scholarship is just one more way that the family supports Ursuline. Recognizing that rising tuition costs make it difficult for many to attend, they established the scholarship in 2016 to assist students who would thrive at Ursuline given the chance.

MC and Paul join the CROWD every year and encourage others to do so by underwriting challenges to promote participation in our day of giving. In August 2019, the McEvoys made a leadership pledge to the Innovation Campaign which provided a significant boost at a critical time.

We are indeed fortunate that the McEvoys count The Ursuline School among their philanthropic priorities and are delighted to honor them at this special event.

Carol and Felix Petrillo P’93 GP’21 ’24 In 2002, Felix Industries constructed the Mooney Hancock Arts Center at Ursuline. Felix Petrillo P’93, GP’21 ’24, the President and CEO of the company at the time, remarked, “It is like putting an addition on my home.” The Ursuline School has been another home to the Petrillo family since the late 1980s when their only daughter, Maria Elena Petrillo Corcoran ’93 (ReRe), began at the school. And Ursuline is so much better for it!

In addition to their many leadership donations and pledges over the years, Carol and Felix Petrillo have given countless hours to Ursuline. Carol served as President of the Mothers’ Auxiliary from 1990 - 1992, and later as a member of the Board of Trustees from 1994 - 2000. During her Board tenure, Carol was on the Steering Committee for the Arts Building Campaign. Additionally, Carol has continued to support the annual Fashion Show as a former Mothers’ Auxiliary President.

The Petrillos have been honored by other local organizations where their support has been game-changing such as Iona Preparatory School, Sound Shore Medical Center and Cancer Support Team.

Carol and Felix Petrillo are long-time parishioners of St. Pius X Church in Scarsdale where Carol served as a President of the Parish Council.

The family’s energy is infectious - they make everything more fun!

Having enjoyed their time at Ursuline when ReRe ’93 was a student here, Carol and Felix are delighted to be back at the school, this time as grandparents to Caroline ’21 and Anna ’24!

For their commitment to The Ursuline School and for being wonderful examples of the Ursuline motto of Serviam - I will serve, we are proud to recognize Carol and Felix Petrillo as honorees at our Campaign dinner, An Evening of Innovation.

Rosemary Vrablic ’78 Rosemary graduated from Fordham University in 1982 before entering the business world where she has enjoyed a successful career as a private banker for over thirty years.

Although a proud graduate of Fordham University, Rosemary is quick to share that her greatest loyalty lies with Ursuline, where she met her life-long friends from the Class of 1978 who truly are more like sisters. She is also happy to let you know that “they” were Sr. Jean Baptiste’s first class! Rosemary is proud of the legacy of her tight-knit Ursuline group who among them have had seven daughters and countless nieces attend Ursuline!

Rosemary believes strongly in the value of Ursuline education.

So much so that in 2005, she established a scholarship in honor and in memory of her parents. The Bernice and Joseph Vrablic Scholarship continues to be one of Ursuline’s most prestigious named scholarships and has provided significant tuition assistance for eight students since its inception. Beginning with the first CROWDS4TUS in 2015, Rosemary’s support has helped make our annual day of giving a financial success. She has also inspired Ursuline students by sharing her professional experience and offering great practical advice as part of Ursuline’s Distinguished

Speaker Series for which she has since earned the naming rights.

Rosemary was recognized with the St. Angela Award at her 30th Reunion for her devotion to the school.

An early supporter of the Innovation Campaign, Rosemary not only contributed at a leadership level, but also provided insights, feedback and ideas that helped conceptualize the project and refine the case for support to share with other donors.

In short, whenever there is a need at Ursuline, Rosemary responds.

We are inspired by her generosity. It is with hearts full of gratitude that we recognize Rosemary for her commitment to the Ursuline sisterhood!

Thanks, Eileen!

Maria & Steven Abbattista P’17 ’17 Allegra Acevedo ’18 Patricia Angley P’07 ’11 ’13 James Angley P’07 ’11 ’13 The Apostolopoulos Family Tom & Meg Bausano P’18 Julia Bausano ’18 Cynthia & William Brody P’22 ’22 Maria Isabella Bulfamante ’21 Rita Murphy Bundschuh ’35 & Gabriel Bundschuh † Cadge Family Catalano Musical Products Melissa Canoni P’17 Lizzie Canoni ’17 Silvia Cocozza P’22 Juliana Brittis Coen ’06 Maura ’82 & James Condolff P’20 Eileen D. Brennan P’14 ’15 ’17 ’17 ’21 John M. Conlon P’14 ’15 ’17 ’17 ’21 Elizabeth T. Conlon P’84 ’90 GP’14 ’15 ’17 ’17 ’21 Janine & Lloyd Daughtry P’20

Joan Orteig Davidson ’38 & John Davidson † Susan Bundschuh Davidson ’64 & Kevin Davidson Holly Delohery Stephen Devaney P’16 Patricia Devaney P’16 Hannah Devaney ’16 Joan Bundschuh DeVita ’63 † The DiGiorno Family Pat DiIorio P’16 Leighann ’83 & Leo DiPasquale Cathryn Melnyk Duffy ’96 Theodore & Ione Edwards † Deirdre Noel Engels Tim & Louise ’82 Flynn P’16 ’19 ’19 Anna Flynn ’16 Sarah Flynn ’19 Lily Flynn ’19 Maura & Edward Gayer P’23 ’23 The Gilmartin Family Wendy & Rob Gittings The Giuliano Family Alida Marzziotti Goodman ’84 P’14 Morgan Goodman ’14 Jo-Anne Gramaglia P’82 P’86

Nina Gramaglia ’82 Michele Gramaglia Doucette ’86 Vivian Groccia P’11 Adrienne Groccia ’11 Meghan Hartson ’18 Emma Harvey ’17 Allison Harvey ’21 Samantha & Chris Harvey P’17 P’21 Cathy & Joe Hasselt P’17 P’17 P’19 Jo Ann Healy P’21 Liz Healy ’94 Sr. Regina Kehoe Hudson Valley Fire Inc. Rory Keane Devon Keane Suzie Paglieri Kowal ’94 Meg ’83 & Joe LaBella P’08 Kathleen Martin Long ’79 The Malave Family Megan Malave ’18 Willoughby & Marie Quigley Marshall ’51 Claire Nyland McGarvey ’82 Caitlin McGarvey ’11 Julia McGarvey ’14 Kara McLaughlin-Mitchell ’94 P’25 Justin Mitchell P’25 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mondrone P’22 The Moore Family Regina Maguire-Moynihan ’85 P’17 ’20 Caitlin Moynihan ’17 Teagan Moynihan ’20

Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 Elisabeth Mulder ’17 Renata & Randy Mulder P’17 Katie Mulligan ’18 Marianne Nyland ’80 OLA Consulting Engineers Belinda Palmer P’14 Calvin Palmer P’14 Lori Shay & David Posner P’14 ’20 Kathy & John Powers P’17 Allison Powers ’17 Mary Quartaro ’80 Claire Queenan ’19 Thomas & Carmel Queenan P’19 Martha P. Reddington ’72 Mary Jane Kann Reddington ’41 Eileen Ring Elizabeth Roper Kimberly Saxton ’00 Michelle Snyder P’24 Ava Snyder ’24 Sheila & Michael E. Sohr P’12 Aine Stapleton ’14 Deirdre Cummins Stones ’96 Maureen Corbett & John Treganowan P’13 ’16 Christine Trizano P’11 ’17 Emily Trizano ’17 Jessie Trizano ’11 Village Launderette Elisa Gabelli Wilson ’91 & Dr. Tom Wilson

Evening of

INNOVATION Event Committee

Sr. Jane Finnerty, OSU, Honorary Chair Laura Herrera ’95, Chair Terri and Alvin Bowles P’21 ’26 Victoria Gomez Brucato ’81 and Mark Brucato Marianne and Anthony Bulfamante P’21 Theresa Blaney Childs ’77 and Bill Childs P’03 Pegeen Molloy Costa ’82 and Michael Costa Patricia and Stephen Devaney P’16 Cathryn Melnyk Duffy ’96 Sharon Falvey ’77 Louise McCarthy Flynn ’82 and Timothy Flynn P’16 ’19 ’19 Carolyn McEvoy Galligan ’06

Patricia Gilchrist Mancino P’19 Laura and Steve Giuliano P’20 Elizabeth and Eric Handler P’22 Lisa DelPriore Hannan ‘81, P’15 and Michael Hannan Samantha and Christopher Harvey P’17 ’21 Cathy and Joe Hasselt P’17 ’17 ’19 Micaela Keane ’06 Monique Geissler Keane ’84 and Bill Keane P’22 ’24 Marie Hickey and Dick Brennan P’09 ’13 Meg Loughman LaBella ’83 and Joseph LaBella P’08 Andrea and Salvatore LaScala P’23 ’26 Mary Elizabeth Lynch P’20 Mary and Eamon McCooey P’10 ’18 Regina Maguire Moynihan ’85 and Kevin Moynihan P’17 ’20 Kerri and John Mulligan P’18 Maura O’Sullivan ’78 P’06 Jane and Joe Saad P’22 Suzanne Melnyk Tripp ’85 Victoria and Joseph Vulcano P’22 Helen Mitchell Waters ’58 P’89 Jason and Michelle Blake-Wilson P’26 Beth Falvey Woodtli ’78 and Andrew Woodtli P’17 ’19 Patricia and Michael Wrotniak P’22

Auction Donations/Gifts In Kind Maura and Rick Nasti P’11 Terri and Alvin Bowles P’21 ’26 Karina Gomez Verni ’82 and John Verni P’10 Marielle Verni ’10 Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 Charles Fazzino P’08 Pauline and Sean Quinn P’15 Victoria Gomez Brucato ’81 Laura and Steve Giuliano P’20 Leewood Golf Club Marie Hickey and Dick Brennan P’09 ’13 JoAnn and Joseph Murphy GP’07 ’22 The Abbey Inn and Spa Kerri and John Mulligan P’16 Maureen and Brian Bernacchia P’13 The Mockroukas Family Meghan and Mark French Elizabeth and Eric Handler P’22 Maura O’Sullivan ’78 P’06 Patricia and Stephen Devaney P’16 John Foley - CEO & Founder of Peloton Christine and Jerome Canning P’18 La Gravinese in Pelham Andrea and Salvatore LaScala P’23 ’26 Suzy and Paul McLaughlin P’15 The Livanos Restaurant Group X2 Performance Lindsey Sepe ’13 Jamie Willey P’26

Underwriting Maura and Rick Nasti P’11 The Apostolopoulos Family Wendy and Robert Gittings Jo Ann Healy P’21 Laura Herrera ’95 Patrick McGrory Bernadette McNamara P’20 JoAnn and Joseph Murphy GP ’07 ’22 Maura O’Sullivan ’78 P’06 Lori Shay and David Posner P’14 ’20 Eileen Treacy GP’23 Teresa Jankovic and Bernard Yozwiak P’10

Heartfelt thanks to those who found so many ways to give!

The following generous donors sponsored a table to gather friends and families for our Evening of Innovation. Their commitment to The Ursuline School enables us to enjoy this celebration remotely, but together.

Table Sponsors PLATINUM JoAnn and Joseph Murphy Maura and Rick Nasti Rosemary Vrablic

SILVER Lisa and Michael Hannan Mary Caryl and Paul McEvoy

BRONZE Terri and Alvin Bowles Cathryn Melnyk Duffy Louise and Tim Flynn Ann and Richard Lefever Mary and Eamon McCooey OLA Consulting Engineers Carol and Felix Petrillo Helen Waters Michelle and Jason Wilson

FRIENDS OF URSULINE Patricia and Stephen Devaney Patty Gilchrist Mancino Kathleen McCarthy Susan McGoey and Tim Fetzert Teresa Jankovic and Bernard Yozwiak

PATRON Melinda and Christopher Caltabiano Silvia Cocozza Siobhan D’Angelo Leighann and Leo DiPasquale Jessica and David Lorden Liz Healy and Jim Reichbach Laura Herrera Maura O’Sullivan Jane and Joseph Saad

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WE CELEBRATE AND THANK

EILEEN DAVIDSON EVENING OF INNOVATION HONOREES AND THE EVENT COMMITTEE FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING COMMITMENT TO THE URSULINE SCHOOL!

The Nasti Family Rick, Maura, Brian, Julia ’11 and James Robinson

PPM IS PROUD TO SUPPORT THE URSULINE SCHOOL’S

NNOVA ION CAMPAIGN THANK YOU EILEEN DAVIDSON AND THE CAMPAIGN HONOREES FOR YOUR TIRELESS WORK AND DEDICATION William O’Connor, President boconnor@parishmgt.com William Kirwan, Vice President bkirwan@parishmgt.com Peter McNamara, Vice President pmcnamara@parishmgt.com John O’Connor, Vice President johnoconnor@parishmgt.com

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Congratulations to

Eileen Davidson You are my hero and the greatest leader I have ever worked with.

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THE URSULINE SCHOOL offers special thanks to the following companies and individuals for their extraordinary and generous support of

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INNOVATION Elite Investigations, LTD. Martin J. McLaughlin Communications Inc. Sterling Risk ABM Facility Services Mr. David Mack Alter Mantel LLP HJ Kalikow & Co, LLC Mr. Richard Nasti P’11

Congratulations Eileen Davidson

“You got it done!” �

THE MURPHY FAMILY �

JOE AND JOANN MURPHY Proud Grandparents of KELLY MAC ANNUNZIATA 2007 CHRISTINA JUN MURPHY 2022

CONGRATULATIONS Mom and Dad! Thank you for all your support.

We are so very proud of you!

All Our Love The Corcoran and Petrillo Families ReRe, Pete, Caroline ’21, Anna ’24 and Elle Corcoran Michael, Liz, Michael, Matthew, Christopher, Mia and Alexa Petrillo

Albert Einstein on innovation: “You can’t solve a problem on the same level that it was created.

You have to rise above it to the next level.”

Kudos to the following women and men who have helped take TUS to the next level!

Donna & Richard Brown P’22 Catherine Falvey P'80,'81,'82,'83,'85,'86,'89, HOF’10 Maggie & Mike Hoffman P’16 Ann Gillin Lefever, sister of Robert ’88 Nina Ianotti Maguire GP’22, mother-in-law of Kevin ’85 Mary Caryl & Paul McEvoy ’71, P’05 Carol & Felix Petrillo ’57, P’89,’93, HOF’08

Bro. Thomas R. Leto, Ed.D.

President

KG+D is proud to be The Ursuline School’s partner in building on the tradition of innovation!

We would like to congratulate President, Eileen Davidson as well as the nine Honorees.

The Ursuline School Board of Trustees salutes

PRESIDENT EILEEN DAVIDSON & BOARD CHAIR ANN GILLIN LEFEVER ’82 for their exemplary leadership of The Ursuline School You are the modern-day members of St. Angela’s Company of Women

g Special thanks and congratulations to The Evening of Innovation Honorees for their longstanding dedication to our wonderful School.

The Evening of Innovation Event Committee for producing this special evening of fundraising and community.

All Supporters of the Innovation Campaign for helping to create this amazing and transformational space for current and future Koalas!

Congratulations to PRESIDENT EILEEN DAVIDSON for having the courage and conviction to build and fundraise for this remarkable project

g Congratulations to BOARD CHAIR & DEAR FRIEND ANN GILLIN LEFEVER ‘82 &

All the Evening of Innovation Honorees

g Special thanks to All who are tirelessly managing this complex project to finish on time and on budget and the Evening of Innovation Planning Committee for creating this wonderful party!

GO KOALAS! SHEILA, MICHAEL, CAROLINE ’12 & KEVIN SOHR

To Carol and Felix aka “Mema and Poppy�

The best grandparents anyone can ask for... you both are daily examples of kindness, humility, faith, family, and love.

We are so happy for you on this well deserved honor!

With love, Felix, Laura, Felix and Katherine

Congratulations as the journey to

The Ursuline School's Innovation Campaign moves forward to ensure that the goals of education, inspiration, and empowerment are brought to even greater heights MARY JANE KANN REDDINGTON ’41 MARTHA P. REDDINGTON ’72 �

Do something. Get moving. Be confident.

Risk new things. Stick with it. Get on your knees.

Then be ready for big surprises ST. ANGELA MERICI, FOUNDRESS OF THE URSULINE ORDER

Joseph E. Nyre, Ph.D. President of Seton Hall University CONGRATULATES

Eileen Davidson President of The Ursuline School FOR

her many years of dedicated service to The Ursuline School community

Best wishes to President Davidson and all of tonight’s honorees for a wonderful evening.

“I long and wish to serve our Lord with every breath I draw.”

SAINT ELIZABETH ANN SETON

“If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then, you are an excellent leader.”

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS �

Thank you

Eileen Davidson for your outstanding leadership, extensive knowledge and unending love and devotion to the Ursuline Community throughout the years. �

Fondly, MARY CARYL & PAUL McEVOY

URSULINE – WHERE GENERATIONS OF GIRLS LEARN TO DANCE TO THE BEAT OF THEIR OWN DRUM

THANK YOU FOR SHOWING US HOW TO DANCE!!

THE O’SULLIVAN/D’ANGELO FAMILY

MAURA O’SULLIVAN ’78 AND SIOBHAN D’ANGELO ‘06 AC-FUI

Congratulations to Honoree

Carol Petrillo Mothers’ Auxiliary President 1990-1992

Thank you for your past service and continued support of Ursuline Mothers’ Auxiliary and The Ursuline School.

Once a Mothers’ Auxiliary President, Forever Devoted to Ursuline! �

With Appreciation and Affection, Mothers’ Auxiliary Past Presidents Mary Ann Benza, Sheila Sohr, Alida Goodman, Samantha Harvey, Pat Devaney, Jennifer Malave, Cathy Hasselt, Cynthia Brody and all the other women who have been honored to serve.

THE URSULINE SCHOOL FATHERS’ CLUB Congratulates Ursuline School President

Eileen Davidson

And All Honorees At Tonight’s EVENING OF INNOVATION CELEBRATION! DONNA EDWARDS ’75 ANN GILLIN LEFEVER ’82 ROSEMARY VRABLIC ’78 DONNA & RICHARD BROWN P’20 MAGGIE & MIKE HOFFMAN P’14 ’20 MARY CARYL & PAUL MCEVOY P’06 CATHERINE FALVEY P’75 ’77 ’78 GP’00 ’03 ’17 ’19 NINA IANNOTTI MAGUIRE ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 CAROL & FELIX PETRILLO P’93 GP ’21 ’24

EDUCATE | INSPIRE | EMPOWER

Congratulations to

Mrs. Eileen Davidson, PRESIDENT, THE URSULINE SCHOOL

Mrs. Carol Petrillo, PAST PRESIDENT URSULINE MOTHERS’ AUXILIARY

and our accomplished Honorees We are grateful for the work you have done on behalf of our school and our daughters.

Your dedication and service are an example to us all. �

The Ursuline School Mothers’ Auxiliary

CONGRATULATIONS Eileen Davidson, President and all the

Outstanding Honorees

Innovation

THE LEGACY OF ST. ANGELA MERICI AND THE URSULINE SISTERS.

Congratulations TO Eileen Davidson

FOR FOLLOWING IN THIS TRADITION AT THE URSULINE SCHOOL AND TO ALL THE HONOREES WHO INSPIRE US ALL.

CONGRATULATIONS President Eileen Davidson & Distinguished Honorees We could not be more thankful for each of you, our partners in mission.

We are happy to be able to honor you this evening!

You have helped The Ursuline School accomplish so much.

Each of you embody the core values that drive our school to better educate and better serve!

Thank You!

Rosemary Beirne, Denise Moore, Liz Lynch, Erin Johnston & James Phelan

B est wishes to EILEEN DAVIDSON and all the other Honorees for your commitment to

Innovation at The Ursuline School We treasure your partnership throughout the years!

Songcatchers, Inc. Reaching for Peace through Music

Happy to join in celebrating two inspirational friends:

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Charles L. Flynn, Jr. PRESIDENT College of Mount Saint Vincent

“The reading of all good books is like a conversation with the finest (people) of the past centuries.”

– DESCARTES

Congratulations to

Mrs. Carol Petrillo!

“Thank you Ursuline for ALL of your riveting authors series” �

Wendy McManus, Sue Greene, Cathy Andreuzzi The WCC Book Club & Helen Mitchell Waters ’58

With appreciation for the generation of leaders and women of strength and wisdom that Ursuline produces.

Mrs. Davidson, thank you for years of dedication to Ursuline from the bio classroom to your globally-thinking presidency.

Wishing you a retirement filled with family, friends and lots of chuckles!

HELEN ’58 AND HEATHER ’89 WATERS

Heartfelt gratitude to Event Planning Committee Honory Chairwoman

Sr. Jane Finnerty, osu Your life of Serviam is an inspiration to all.

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With our warmest regards, THE EVENING OF INNOVATION PLANNING COMMITTEE

Our Forever Friend

ROSEMARY VRABLIC Honoring your generosity & commitment to Ursuline!

Class of 1978 AC-FUI!

Ursuline Friends Are...

FOREVER FRIENDS

Congratulations

Donna & Richard Brown The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically.

Intelligence plus character - that is the goal of true education.

-Martin Luther King, Jr.

Mom and Dad, thank you for always teaching us the gift of giving.

Together you taught us about the importance of an education and how it is the key to life. You both continue to inspire and strive for us to be our best. We are grateful for everything you have done for us.

Your time, love, guidance and patience has equipped us for our futures!

Love, Alexandria & Ryan Brown

servi’am: translation, “I will serve” see also: Ann Gillin Lefever ’82 Donna Edwards ’75 Rosemary Vrablic ’78 Donna & Richard Brown P’20 Maggie & Mike Hoffman P’14’20 Mary Caryl & Paul McEvoy P’06 Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 Carol & Felix Petrillo P’93 GP’21 Catherine Falvey P’75 ’77 ’78 GP’00 ’03 ’17 ’19 Congratulations to all the Evening of Innovation Honorees!

You define service and dedication to Ursuline!

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THE DEL PRIORE FAMILY

St. Angela Merici saw women as significant agents of change in a world longing for love, unity, and harmony.

We congratulate and thank tonight’s outstanding Honorees, Honorary Event Chair Sr. Jane Finnerty, OSU and President, Eileen Davidson H’12 P’90 GP’19 who have fostered generations of changemakers through their longtime commitment to The Ursuline School �

The McCarthy Family CATHY ’84 AND JOHN P’14 FALLON ’14, TOMMY AND MATTHEW

Best wishes and thank you to

President Eileen Davidson Congratulations to tonight’s

Distinguished Honorees Thank You to our

Steadfast Event Committee led by Honorary Chairwoman Sr. Jane Finnerty Your contributions to The Ursuline School are the reason we continue to move forward with such success!

The Ursuline School Advancement Team JILL BOUGHNER, MAUREEN CORBETT, NINA GARCIA, CATHY MCCARTHY, RENATA MULDER, MARIANNE NYLAND, AND EILEEN RING

THE URSULINE SCHOOL Educate | Inspire | Empower

CONGRATULATIONS

Judge Donna Edwards ’75 You have made a meaningful difference to US and The Ursuline School Community Thank you for your Passion for Serviam, you Inspire Us!

Dr. Ione Dunkley Edwards Scholars CLASS OF 2018 Althea Chokwe Sydney Hemmings Ekene Okonkwo

CLASS OF 2019 Sofia Bishop Kyla McLeod

CLASS OF 2020 Sienna Cammarota Kyla Golding Marica Joseph Cassidy Turner

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INNOVATION Planning Committee would like to recognize the very generous and dedicated honorees whose devotion to The Ursuline School underscores our school community’s commitment to academic excellence, philanthropic giving and leadership.

We Honor: Donna Edwards ’75 Ann Gillin Lefever ’82 Rosemary Vrablic ’78 Donna and Richard Brown P’20 Maggie and Mike Hoffman P’14 ’20 Mary Caryl and Paul McEvoy P’06 Catherine Falvey P ’75 ’77 ’78 GP ’00 ’03 ’17 ’19 Nina Iannotti Maguire ’51 P’85 GP’17 ’20 Carol and Felix Petrillo P’93 GP’21 The outstanding contributions of this group reflect the scope of excellence within the Ursuline family. One special honoree, President Eileen Davidson, embodies that excellence, as her name is synonymous with the values reflected in the academics and community outreach for which Ursuline is renowned. As she looks toward retirement in 2021, we honor President Davidson’s many years of service, leadership and dedication to legions of students and families, faculty and staff, and partners in education locally and around the globe.

Congratulations to President Davidson and all of our honorees.

We Thank You!

Thank you to the Ursuline School for providing our daughters -

Megan, 2011 and Amanda, 2018 and all the young women who have walked these halls with a superior Catholic education.

We are honored to be part of this community.

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MARY AND EAMON MCCOOEY

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Congratulations to President Eileen Davidson, Ann Lefever, and all the Honorees! �

You are the heart and soul of the school.

TERESA JANKOVIC AND BERNIE YOZWIAK P’10

Saint Joseph’s Medical Center and its St. Vincent’s Hospital Westchester Division Salute The Ursuline School & the distinguished honorees

James J. Landy, Chairman, Board of Trustees Michael J. Spicer, President & CEO

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Best Wishes, Congratulations and Gratitude to all those who make The Ursuline School such an exceptional educational facility.

Special thanks to Eileen Davidson who has given her all to our children and grandchildren. ďż˝

CAROL AND FELIX PETRILLO

The Church of the Holy Family New Rochelle, New York

Wishes to Congratulate All the Honorees Msgr. Keane, all the Priests, and Parishioners of Holy Family Church

We at the Academy of Mount St. Ursula congratulate our sister school, The Ursuline School, on their Evening of Innovation!

Congratulations to all the honorees.

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Best wishes to

Rosemary Vrablic An honor well deserved.

Deepest gratitude for her generous contributions to provide an Ursuline education to numerous young women through the Bernice & Joseph Vrablic Memorial Scholarship honoring the memory of her parents.

Congratulations to all the Honorees! �

THE CREGIN FAMILY CLAIRE ’21

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Thank you for being such a

President, Mrs. Davidson

Congratulating

Mr. & Mrs. Petrillo not only for this amazing honor but for what they do each and every day for so many.

We love you and are lled with gratitude to have you in our lives. �

LOUIE & JULIE PIPOLO SKIN WESTCHESTER

To the evening’s honorees: Thank you for your philanthropic commitment and for advancing educational opportunity for so many Ursuline students. To our friends Donna and Richard Brown, we thank you for your ongoing generosity. Thank you, President Davidson, for your many years of leadership and service to this school community. Congratulations to Cathy Fay McCarthy and the Evening of Innovation Planning Chairs and Committee for your tireless work in cultivating this event.

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TERRI & ALVIN BOWLES P’21 ’26

Congratulations to

Eileen Davidson A great leader, educator

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You’re special!

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Blake (2026), looking forward to seeing

your innovation.

Love, Mom, Dad and Parker �

MICHELLE & JASON WILSON

WITH GRATITUDE TO THOSE THAT INNOVATE . . .

Donna Edwards and Rosemary Vrablic, Donna & Richard Brown, Maggie & Mike Hoffman and Mary Caryl & Paul McEvoy, Catherine Falvey, Nina Iannotti Maguire and Carol & Felix Petrillo

. . . AND THOSE THAT INSPIRE

Pat & Bob Gillin Mary Pat Simunovich, Beth Agarabi and Rob Gillin Rick, Emma, Will and Katie Lefever Members of the Ursuline Class of 1982 �

FOREVER GRATEFUL, Ann Gillin Lefever

Thank You

URSULINE for Building on Your Tradition of Innovation! �

CATHRYN MELNYK DUFFY ’96

Congratulations to

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