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Report of Gifts

FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

November 2021

Dear Friends, A letter for an annual report of gifts necessitates a look back – and what a year we have endured! Loneliness, frustration, anxiety, grief – I don’t know anyone who escaped the pandemic untouched in some way.

Please know we have held you and your loved ones in prayer through this difficult period.

Yet, as we emerge, I am filled with hope, borne of the remarkable strength that is evident as we consider this past year. Forced to be socially distant, every part of our community – faculty and staff, students and families – pulled together as one so that Ursuline could continue, as we have for 75 years, to educate young women to make a difference in today’s world.

And our benefactors, whose support is so essential to our school’s fiscal health, united to help us raise, for the first time, over one million dollars in annual giving! Each dollar, each donor, is a voice raised in support of our Ursuline mission, and we are deeply grateful.

We’re fully back at school now, with health measures in place to keep our students engaged in inperson learning and our usual robust co-curricular offerings. Our theme for this year comes from the most frequently used words of St. Angela’s writings: United together in hope. And as St. Paul reminds us, “Hope does not disappoint.”

Informed by the events of the past year, we are renewing our strategic planning efforts, and I look forward to sharing more with you in the months ahead. For if we can accomplish all that we did this year, under the most difficult of circumstances, just imagine what we will accomplish together in the next chapter of this remarkable institution’s history.

With gratitude, and in hope,

Kate Levesque ’77 Head of School

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Serviam Magazine

Report of Gifts 2020–2021 PUBLICATION INFORMATION

Editor Elaine Fazekas P’18 Director of Marketing and Communications

Contributing Writers Tegan Greene ’22 Susan Hehir Director of Alumnae Relations Janet Reynolds Advancement Assistant Minali Venkatesh ’15 Digital Communications Assistant

IN THIS ISSUE From the Head of School....................................... INSIDE COVER Ursuline Celebrates 75th Anniversary...........................................2 International Serviam Day.............................................................3 Alumna Spotlight: Katie Burke ’99................................................4

Design & Layout

Student Spotlight: Tree-Plenish ....................................................6

Lisa A. Rubini ’79 Scrivo! Communications

Ursuline Student Body Profile.......................................................7

Photography George Martell

Interview with Principal Sue Petrone.............................................8 Commencement 2021.................................................................10

O’Connor Studios

Class Notes.................................................................................12

Minali Venkatesh ’15

In Memoriam...............................................................................14

Data Contribution Cindy Harrington P’07, ’10 Advancement Services Manager Mary-Ellen Gioioso P’14, ’16, ’21 Advancement Assistant

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2020–2021 Report of Gifts..........................................................15 Donor Profile: Jack and Mary Gorman........................................21 Senior Parent Gift: Tea Room takes on a new look.....................37 Ursuline’s Got Talent Virtual Gala................................................40 29th Annual Fore the Girls Golf Tournament...............................44 COVER PHOTO: Friendships were made and renewed at the annual Student Bond-Fire in September. Credit: George Martell Serviam Magazine welcomes personal and professional news from all of our alumnae.

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URSULINE CELEBRATES 75TH ANNIVERSARY WITH A YEAR-LONG SERIES OF EVENTS “Archbishop Cushing yesterday announced the purchase of the J. Montgomery Sears home at the corner of Commonwealth Avenue and Arlington Street as a convent for Ursuline nuns. It will be the first time that this order has had a home in the city since their convent in Charlestown was burned by a mob at the height of the Know Nothing movement…”

– Boston Post, January 1, 1946 When a few families approached then-Archbishop Cushing of Boston about establishing a school for girls in the mid-1940’s, they were thrilled when the Ursuline Sisters accepted Cushing’s invitation to return to Boston to establish a school called Ursuline Academy. But little did they know that over the next 75 years, it would move to Dedham to gain additional space, send its graduates to the finest schools in the country, and boast of an alumnae base of over 4,300 women.

Seven and a half decades after these humble beginnings, we meet the milestone of our 75th anniversary with pride in our heritage, confidence in our tradition of educational excellence, and optimism in the future of our community. We are marking the occasion with a fifteen-month long celebration that began in April and will continue through June of 2022. We have much to be proud of: the legacy of the Ursuline Sisters, a history of empowering and educating young women for lives of impact, a dedicated faculty, generous donors, and a bright future. The goal over this year is to hold events both large and small, in-person and virtual, so that there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Commemorative Mass: St. Cecilia Parish, Boston A Mass live-streamed from the historic St. Cecilia Parish in Boston, a few blocks away from Ursuline’s original Arlington Street campus, served as the kickoff for our year-long celebration in April. Celebrant Rev. John Unni paid homage to Saint Angela Merici and to the Ursuline Sisters for laying the groundwork for a network of schools dedicated to educating women of purpose and integrity, and emphasized the importance of faith-filled women leaders in the world.

After the Commemorative Mass, activity shifted to our Speaker Series.

Speaker Series: Rev. James Martin, SJ Fr. James Martin, SJ is a Jesuit priest, author, editor at large of America magazine, and regular commentator in the national and international media. He joined us in April via Zoom to discuss his new book, Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone. Alumnae and friends from around the country, some as far away as Alaska, were treated to Fr. Jim’s engaging, personable style as he discussed how ordinary people can open their hearts and listen to God, and answered questions from participants.

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Speaker Series: From Brescia to Dedham

Speaker Series: Mark Shriver

Commencement 2021

In May, three individuals with a deep knowledge of Ursuline Academy joined for a discussion of the locales that formed Ursuline’s history. Elisa Ryan, O.S.U. of the Ursuline Central Province spoke of Saint Angela Merici’s roots in Brescia, Italy; Nancy Schultz, author of Fire and Roses, enlightened us on the events leading to the burning of the Mount Benedict Academy convent in Charlestown, Massachusetts; and Angela Krippendorf ’59 O.S.U., former provincial of the Northeast Province, lent her perspective as an alumna of the Arlington Street campus and a teacher in the early years in Dedham.

Continuing into June, Mark Shriver, Chief Strategy Officer at Save the Children and former member of the Maryland House of Delegates, shared a personal account of his relationship with his father, Sargent Shriver, that led to the publication of his book A Good Man: Rediscovering My Father, Sargent Shriver. The event was co-hosted

by Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82, President and CEO of Special Olympics Massachusetts, an organization on which the Shrivers made a lasting impression.

Special Olympics was founded and shaped by Eunice Kennedy Shriver and her husband Sargent Shriver, founder of the Peace Corps.

In June, the 75 members of the 75th graduating class of Ursuline Academy celebrated the completion of their Ursuline journey with a traditional Baccalaureate Mass and an in-person Commencement. After having had their junior and senior years partially disrupted by the COVID pandemic, the graduates richly deserved the opportunity to celebrate the completion of their Ursuline experience with pomp and circumstance.

The speaker series continues this fall and into the spring. Visit ursulineacademy.net/75years for details.

INTERNATIONAL SERVIAM DAY 2022 For the students at Ursuline Academy in Dedham, service is not simply a part of their curriculum but is a lived reality that continues long after graduation. That reality is the impetus for International Serviam Day (ISD), a dedicated day each year when Ursuline community members around the world come together to serve their local communities.

In honor of Ursuline’s 75th anniversary year, we invite our entire community – students, alumnae, parents, faculty, and staff – to collectively serve 75 organizations in the greater Boston area and beyond between now and International Serviam Day on May 14, 2022.

How can you help?

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STUDENTS: Through their required service hours alone, Ursuline students impact nearly 50 organizations!

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BOSTON AREA ALUMNAE AND FAMILIES: Our plan is to offer several opportunities between now and May for our local alumnae and current families to join in on a service project (pandemic restrictions permitting).

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FOR ALUMNAE AROUND THE COUNTRY: Let us know what organizations you impact by offering your time and talent! We will add these to our list, which we will honor on International Serviam Day.

Email 75years@ursulineacademy.net to let us know how you are serving your community.

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RUNNING HER OWN RACE

“Use your voices to create good trouble, to create change, and to advocate for what’s right and just.

I started the diversity and inclusion initiative at HubSpot five years ago, but I still use my voice to say, ‘Why aren’t there women in this room? Why are we not doing more?’”

– Katie Burke ’99

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ALUMNA SPOTLIGHT

by Elaine Fazekas, Director of Marketing and Communications

Whether on a conference call in Cambridge with members of her 300-person team at HubSpot, a leading marketing software firm, or speaking to a room full of Ursuline seniors and their parents, Katie Burke ’99 is a force for change – or as she describes it “making good trouble.” As the Chief People Officer at HubSpot, Burke is responsible for the company’s recruitment, people operations, learning and development, culture, and employee experience. Five years ago, she started a diversity and inclusion initiative at the firm, resulting in a measurable increase in workforce diversity. “Making sure our talent pool is diverse, being able to scale our global talent reach in places like Bogota and Tokyo, and then ensuring that my team scales to meet the needs of the business – those are the things that keep me up at night,” she commented recently in an interview with Serviam Magazine.

After graduating from Ursuline in 1999, Burke attended Bates College and the MIT Sloan School of Management, and spent several years in leadership roles in public relations and marketing.

In recent years, she was selected by the Boston Business Journal as one of Boston’s 40 under 40, and also serves on the board of Paycor, as a columnist at Inc., and as an advisor at 826 Boston.

Behind such a stellar resume, one might expect to find someone who takes herself very seriously. Yet when invited to Ursuline this spring to speak to the senior class at the annual Senior Parent Brunch, Burke advised the students “Don’t cut your own bangs,” and told of her arrival as a transfer student wearing the wrong uniform skirt due to recent changes in the dress code. Her selfdeprecating manner, though, is an effective delivery mechanism for a serious message about the importance of diversity and inclusion. As Burke advised the soon-to-be college freshwomen, “Use your voices to create good trouble, to create change, and to advocate for what’s right and just. I started the diversity and inclusion initiative at HubSpot five years ago, but I still use my voice to say, ‘Why aren’t there women in this room? Why are we not doing more?’” When asked how she became so passionate about inclusion, Burke credits her upbringing. “My mom had very few hard and fast rules, but one in our house was ‘no one eats lunch alone.’ From a very young age, it set the tone that inclusion is something highly valued in our household, and inspired me to learn and read more about how I can be an upstander on

behalf of others.” Burke elaborates, “With HubSpot’s diversity and inclusion initiatives, I’ve had to be willing to both challenge others and have my own assumptions challenged as well. So I’ve pushed very hard on things like releasing our diversity data and innovating around fertility benefits, and I’ve also been pushed hard by our employees when we aren’t doing enough.”

Citing Michael Lewis, author of The Blind Side, Burke advised Ursuline’s seniors “Don’t be good, be great. Set lofty goals and set out to achieve them.” She recounted setting an intentional goal for HubSpot to become known as the best place to work.

During Burke’s tenure there, the company has been named the #1 Best Place to Work by Glassdoor, the Boston Globe’s Best Place to Work, and a Best Place to Work for Women and Parents by Fortune. The company is known for its family-friendly policies, which encourage employees to use their judgment in determining how to balance work and family responsibilities.

When asked to look back at her Ursuline experience, Burke reflects, “I think one thing Ursuline does really well is teach great writing skills. People underestimate how important those are regardless of which career path you choose. Being able to communicate effectively is such a gift. The other is just the importance of helping new people feel welcome. My experience being new at Ursuline was made meaningfully better by the generosity and selflessness of Martha Tierney giving me her uniform. I now try to emulate her kindness in how I welcome others to school, work, or social events.”

When asked what would be her advice to her teenage self, Burke responds “Run your own race. I spent so much time worrying that I wasn’t as (fill in the blank) as other people, and I wish I could tell my 16-year-old self to focus more on running my own race and to spend a lot less time comparing myself to others. It’s especially challenging for today’s teenagers, because what people present on the internet isn’t real. Spend your life optimizing your reality, not your Instagram or TikTok image, which I know is easier said than done.”

Whether pushing herself or others to do better or serving as a model for inclusion, Katie Burke is running a race of her own choosing – and running it to win.

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Seniors Cassandra Cowell, Helen Way, and Marissa Petrucci

TREE-PLENISH: Seniors lead service project to benefit the environment

by Tegan Greene ’22, Communications Intern

It goes without saying that Ursuline’s motto of Serviam is central to student life. Seniors Cassandra Cowell, Marissa Petrucci, and Helen Way exemplified Ursuline students’ drive to live out this motto in their recent partnership with the Tree-Plenish organization.

Cowell brought “Tree-Plenish” to the Ursuline community back in April through coordinating, with the help of two of her classmates, a service opportunity for students. Tree-Plenish is a non-profit organization that strives to replenish the environment by planting trees in accordance with the paper usage at schools, creating more sustainable schools. She reflected on the experience, saying “Tree-Plenish was an amazing opportunity for me to recognize how much our community wants to help make the world a more renewable place for us to live in and purchase trees to restore the amount of paper that is used during a school year. The main thing I loved about this experience was that we were able to involve our classmates in this service opportunity, which gave our community a chance to come together and work with each other to make the planet a better place!”

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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Cassandra’s sister Melissa’ 16, an Ursuline graduate, introduced her to this service opportunity. Cowell, eager to introduce the program to the community, employed the help of her classmates Marissa Petrucci and Helen Way to collaborate on bringing TreePlenish to Ursuline. Together they planned the event, attended meetings, contacted administration, and hosted the tree planting event on campus. An electronic form was circulated among students whereby a variety of trees were sold for two dollars.

Students signed up online and arrived at Ursuline on April 24th to receive their trees with a local address where they planted them. Student volunteer Emily McHugh ’21 “enjoyed being able to enact real change in the community,” and the opportunity to resume service in-person with her classmates.

The event was a huge success, with 50 trees being planted, and an additional 50 being donated to Needham’s Arbor Day where residents received trees to plant in their own backyards. Petrucci felt her time leading this event was a worthwhile experience because of how she was able to connect with other students through service.

In recognition for their efforts, the students were awarded the Land, Air, and Natural World Award from Project Green Schools, a Massachusetts-based organization dedicated to environmental education, and were commended in a virtual ceremony held in May.

Ursuline Student Body Profile: 2021–2022 368

92

Overall enrollment

New students

61

Cities and towns represented

20

Legacies (daughters of Ursuline alumnae)

26%

Receive tuition assistance

84

Different elementary or middle schools

18.3% Identify as students of color

$8,700

Average grant in aid

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AN INTERVIEW WITH

PRINCIPAL SUE PETRONE

by Minali Venkatesh ’15

Ms. Sue Petrone was appointed the new principal of Ursuline Academy in May, and joined us on July 1, 2021. She succeeds Mary-Kate Tracy ’94, Principal and Director of Mission for the past four years, who will now focus exclusively on her role as Director of Mission and will also lead the school’s efforts in diversity, equity, and belonging as well as global initiatives.

Petrone recently moved back to the United States from the United Kingdom, where she had been working in private school administration. From 2019–2021, Sue served as the Upper School Head at The American School in England (TASIS), an international boarding and day school. Prior to that, she served as Upper School Director at Gill St. Bernard’s School in Gladstone, NJ, a pre-K–12 day school. Sue began her career as a science teacher, and is teaching Forensics to juniors and seniors.

We sat down with Sue to get to know the person behind the principal:

What drew you to the principal’s job at Ursuline?

When I looked at Ursuline, I thought it had a great academic program for girls. I spoke with Kate Levesque and some of the trustees, and I was really impressed by their commitment to the girls and their passion for the school. Most of all, I loved seeing how invested the entire community was in education. I had a chance to meet with a lot of parents over Zoom, and I was both surprised and pleased at how many showed up because it takes time. Time is money, time is energy, time is important, and they took the time to be there. When I was on campus back in March, I had a chance to visit a few classes. The teaching was great, but when I visit classes, I also look at the students, and they were engaged, they were driving some of the questions, and their voice was heard, and that to me is more important. I’d rather have students who are owning the classroom, and I feel like that is very prevalent at Ursuline. I also appreciate that Ursuline’s mission statement ends with the word “joy,” which to me is what school is about. If we’re not having some joy in what we do every day, we’re doing something wrong.

What are your main priorities for the upcoming school year?

First of all, I want to strengthen and revive connections and contribute to creating the Ursuline community. The community last year was half on-campus, half off-campus for much of the year. I feel like taking the time to build and rebuild those

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relationships is important. I think we were all incredibly affected

by COVID and all the implications that came along with it, especially adolescents. So, for me, the biggest priority is to get to know students, but also to help those connections happen and get those relationships formed. I do my best to visit classes and get to know students and teachers, to get to know what’s going on in a school. It would be bold of me to come in and say I want to change these four things at Ursuline because I don’t really know all the fifteen things at Ursuline that are great and wonderful, so I need to spend some time getting to know people and listening to them and learning more about what the school year looks and feels like here.

What are your thoughts about how to keep Ursuline Academy distinctly Ursuline?

That’s a bit of a tough one for me, because I haven’t lived all of the traditions that Ursuline has that make it distinctly Ursuline.

But when I came to interview and met the girls, I found confident, thoughtful, committed students. The commitment to service was ever-present in what they spoke about, and to me that’s an important part of life. The students talked about their relationships with teachers and how they felt like those were so important to them, that their teachers are accessible, caring, and wanted them to do well. I don’t know if that’s uniquely Ursuline, but you don’t see it everywhere. I also think that Ursuline is small by public school standards, and that has value. Part of what I think it means is that, as a student, you have to be involved,

ON CAMPUS

because if you’re not involved, then the activity won’t happen.

If you don’t play soccer, or act in plays, or participate in speech, or do robotics, then they’re not going to run. So you’re heavily encouraged to really be a part of the school, and it’s expected.

That to me is a great part of Ursuline.

After being in England, did you experience culture shock being back in the U.S.?

I still struggle a little bit with driving. I lived in a really small town while I was over there, so I had to get a license. As I drive in the U.S., I have to think, when I get to roundabouts, that I’m going to the right, not the left. And I sometimes have to think when I’m turning that I need to be going into the right lane, not the left. Honestly, it’s also just nice to be able to go to Dunkin’ Donuts and get some coffee. The U.K. doesn’t really believe in iced coffee. I do have to admit that Dunkin’ Donuts coffee has revived me a number of times back here in the U.S.

What are your personal interests?

I’ve been working in high schools for what feels like forever, so I watch a lot of high school sports and theater. I’m one of those people who, if something’s happening, I feel like I should be there. I also love to cook and bake. I love to bake and bring food into school because then I can have one piece of what I have created and not have to eat the rest of it for a week. I’m not very good at following recipes – I think recipes are guides and you as a cook should be adding in other things. As a former science teacher, I know what a lot of the chemicals in cooking do, so I feel like I can augment them and change them as I need to. I’m a bit of a homebody at times. I have two kids and a husband and pets so time spent with them is important to me. My family is from Massachusetts, so it’s been really nice to reconnect with them, too.

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We hope you will renew your support this year!

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COMMENCEMENT 2021

Ursuline Academy celebrates its 75th commencement ceremony

by Janet Reynolds, Advancement/Admissions Assistant

On Sunday, June 6, the 75 members of the Class of 2021 received their diplomas from Ursuline Academy, becoming its 75th graduating class since the school’s founding in 1946. With a large number of the community vaccinated and Massachusetts COVID restrictions relaxing, Ursuline was able to hold an in-person graduation ceremony and a Baccalaureate Mass on the evening before, with both ceremonies held outdoors on campus under a brilliant sun.

Just prior to the ceremony, the graduates assembled for the traditional formal photo on the staircase leading up to the Ursuline Convent, framed by rhododendron shrubs in full bloom.

President and CEO of Special Olympics Massachusetts Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82 returned to deliver the keynote address.

Telling the graduates “I had a plan, but Ursuline Academy changed that plan,” McMahon relayed how the spirit of Serviam acquired during her Ursuline years prompted her to leave her job in the financial industry for a vocation with Special Olympics.

The valedictory address was delivered

by Nicole Olson and the two salutatory addresses were delivered by Brooke DeLucia and Greta Wyers. Isabella Pieretti was granted the Serviam Award for outstanding traits of leadership in service, awareness of others, acceptance of responsibility and academic achievement. Katherine Woodworth was awarded the Sister Mercedes Videira Medal for integrity, humility, generosity, and concern for others, coupled with a deep love for the Academy.

Serviam Award recipient Isabella Pieretti

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COMMENCEMENT

HONORARY GRAD As part of the June 6 commencement ceremony, Kate Levesque surprised outgoing trustee Ann Gioioso P’13, ’15, ’20 with an honorary Ursuline Academy diploma in recognition of “her extraordinary efforts and accomplishments as a Trustee as well as her steadfast commitment to the mission of Ursuline Academy.”

LEGACY GRADUATES Prior to the ceremony, Ursuline Academy proudly celebrated five legacy families among the members of the Class of 2021. The graduates and their Ursuline alumnae mothers are pictured here, left to right. Maddie Hayes ’21 and Amanda McCartney Hayes ’89, Greta Wyers ’21 and Beth d’Entremont Wyers ’89, Julianna More ’21 and Cristine Corcoran More ’82, Olivia Manning ’21 and Mary-Jeanne O’Connor Manning ’81, and Isabella Pieretti ’21 and Maria Moser ’97 (Merici Academy, Venezuela).

Co-Salutatorian Brooke DeLucia, Valedictorian Nicole Olson, and Co-Salutatorian Greta Wyers

After thirteen years as a parent, nine years on the board, three alumnae daughters, and service on the strategic planning and countless other committees, Ann exemplifies Serviam in the true spirit of the Ursulines. The Board of Trustees, the administration, and the entire Ursuline community thank Ann for her service as she turns her attention to other pursuits.

Kate Levesque ’77, Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82, Ann Gioioso P’13, ’15, ’20 and Mary-Kate Tracy ’94

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CLASS NOTES

Sarah Coppinger Brody ’06 with husband, John Brody, and members of the class of 2006

Ellen (Fagone) Huntley ’70 is happily enjoying her new, third grandchild: a baby girl, Nevaeh, born on her wedding anniversary. She joins her two older brothers who adore her.

Kristina (Clark) Williams ’06 welcomed Charles Kenneth (Charlie) into the world on June 22, 2021. He joins big sister Kathryn, who is two!

Lorraine (Noel) Manninen ’80 writes, “My son, Thomas A. Manninen, graduated with his Juris Doctor degree from Mitchell Hamline School of Law in St. Paul, Minnesota on June 7, 2021. We are so proud of him!”

Carolyn (Arnish) Elaimy ’08 married Ameer Elaimy on Sunday, June 13, 2021 at Oceanview of Nahant. In attendance were Julianne O’Connor ’08, Bridget Bussell-Brujic ’08, and Marissa Schneider ’15.

Siena Forest ’08 and Charlotte Harrison ’08 attended the ceremony virtually. In addition, Siena Forest of the Minnesota Opera and OOPSMN performed in a custom pre-recorded song that was played at the ceremony per request of the bride. The song performed was Make Our Garden Grow from the operetta Candide. Forest was accompanied by pianist Carson Rose Schneider and tenor Jack Swanson.

Jeanie (Zmijewski) Taddeo ’89 writes, “I am excited to announce I reached the milestone of being 13 1/2 years cancer FREE! I was diagnosed when I was 16 weeks pregnant with my twins! The twins, in utero, and I both underwent 2 surgeries and 4 very strong chemotherapy treatments…all together! My twins, Giavanna and Gillian, were born at 25 weeks weighing in at 2 and 3 pounds but totally healthy!! They just turned 13 years old! One week after their birth, I was back at the hospital of the University of Pennsylvania receiving 8 more chemo treatments, 35 rounds of radiation, and finally a double mastectomy!

We are all so happy to be alive and healthy today through the Lord and the intercession of St. Gianna!”

Meghan (Altman) Stoll ’97 and her husband Tim welcomed their twins Waverly and Keating in April, 2021.

Rachel (Linso) Metcalf ’06 writes, “The Metcalf family welcomed Isaac John Walter, born on July 17, 2021 at South Shore Hospital. Isaac joins brother Elliott (25 months) at home in Weymouth.”

Diana Gulew ’06 writes, “Sarah Coppinger Brody ’06, daughter of Carrie (Mastrodicasa) Coppinger ’79, married John Brody on July 24, 2021. She is pictured with her ’06 classmates.

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Keating and Waverly Stoll

Kathryn and Charles (Charlie) Williams

Elliott and Isaac Metcalf Thumbs up for the Taddeo Family

Ameer and Carolyn Elaimy ’08

Siena Forest ’08 and Jack Swanson performed at the wedding of Carolyn Arnish Elaimy ’08

Alumnae networking committee seeks to strengthen professional networks A newly formed Alumnae Networking Committee spearheaded by Rosie Henry ’10 along with committee members Lauren Crispi ’14, Julie Griffin Carty ’05, Mary Joseph ’12, Shannon Lydon ’12, and Nicole Vermillion ’05, is working on ways to increase professional networking opportunities among Ursuline-Dedham alumnae.

Ally Lowney ’10 married Bill Burchill on Saturday, October 9, 2021.

Ursuline was well represented in the wedding party! Pictured, left to right: Olivia Munro Miller ’10, Caitlin Burchill ’08, Jordan Lowney ’21, Ally Lowney ’10, Rosie Henry ’10, Jen Kent ’10, Devon Lowney ’18, Mackenzie Lowney ’16

To submit class notes, visit ursulineacademy.net/alumnae

Their first event was a virtual speed networking evening held on June 15. Attendees had a chance to hear from Danielle St. Germain-Gordon ’87, Chief Development Officer and Interim Chief Marketing Officer at San Francisco Ballet, and to expand their professional networks.

Contact Rosie at rosielahenry@gmail.com for additional details.

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IN MEMORIAM

Alumnae Patricia Sullivan Flynn ’48 | January 13, 2021 Marie Ward ’50 | April 17, 2021 Martha Gleason ’54 O.S.U. | February 1, 2021 Paula Doherty Lehan ’56 | April 10, 2021 Pamela Gessner ’69 | February 14, 2021 Kathleen Fitzsimmons Cullinan ’69 | June 7, 2021 Linda Barletta ’71 | September 9, 2021 Teri Eisner Morris ’85 | September 7, 2021

Relatives and Friends Mary “Marilu” Alessandroni | grandmother of Erin O’Connor Candeloro ’03 and Julianne O’Connor ’08 | August 2, 2021

John Lang Jr. | brother of Lisa Lang McCarthy ’84 | April 13, 2021 Kevin Leary | brother of Patricia Leary Dowling ’52 and Betty Leary Horrigan ’54 | August 13, 2021 Laurence Maher | husband of Jeanette Twitchell Maher ’47 | June 2, 2020 L. Paul Maloney | father of Maryellen Maloney Hoban ’90 | January 6, 2021 Jennie Martin | mother of Diane Lee Martin ’73 | October 15, 2020 Judith McGillicuddy | former faculty member and mother of Maura Scanlon Humphrey ’79 | June 1, 2021

John A. Bellanti | father of Michelle Bellanti Foss ’97 | February 24, 2021

Martha Anne (Moynahan) McMahon | Springfield ’63 and mother of Michaela McMahon Popeo ’89 and the late Mariah McMahon Stanton ’91 | July 8, 2021

Rosemarie Anne Buckley | grandmother of Maura Buckley ’11 and Brigid Buckley ’14 | May 28, 2021

Jim Mellett Jr. | brother of Maureen Mellett Humin ’64 and Paula Mellett O’Brien ’65 | January 27, 2021

James Clavin | grandfather of Colleen Ganley ’24 and Meghan Ganley ’27 | April 27, 2021

Roger Mudd | father-in-law of Maura McGill Mudd ’77 | March 9, 2021

Brian Connolly | brother of Ann-Marie Connolly Wilson ’85 | July 28, 2021

Dennis M. Peters | husband of Colleen Conners Peters ’95 | June 16, 2021

Nora Connolly | mother of Ann-Marie Connolly Wilson ’85 | March 27, 2021

Jane (Dore) Powers | grandmother of Mary Powers ’23 | May 30, 2021

Michael Francis Finn | father of Josephine Finn ’89 and Teresa Finn ’90 | April 22, 2021

Joan Mahoney Reynolds | mother of Marie A. Reynolds ’73 | May 8, 2021

Patricia Ann Horsman | grandmother of Diana Gulew ’06 | February 16, 2021

James M. Riley and Catherine “Kay” Riley | grandfather and grandmother of Jaclyn Bacon ’09, Catherine Bacon ’17 and Julia Bacon ’19 | February 28, 2021 and June 26, 2021, respectively

Grazia Gangi | grandmother of Lora Gioioso Crouch ’90, greatgrandmother of Lindsay Gioioso ’14, Ashley Gioioso ’16, and Gracey Gioioso ’21 | July 20, 2021 Luigi Gioioso | father of Lora Gioioso Crouch ’90, grandfather of Lindsay Gioioso ’14, Ashley Gioioso ’16, and Gracey Gioioso ’21 | May 7, 2021 James F. Higgins, Sr. | grandfather of Lilly Higgins ’16 | August 16, 2021 Margaret Kelleher | grandmother of Shauna Kelleher Ata ’05 and Shannon Kelleher Ferraro ’08 | May 16, 2021

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Stephen D. Kraus | husband of Maryellen Hughes Kraus ’89 | March 18, 2021

Harland Edward Sheerin | husband of Mary Jane Faletra Sheerin ’74 | October 9, 2020 Dianne Smith | grandmother of Madison O’Donnell ’14 and Morgan O’Donnell ’15 | April 1, 2021 Jeffrey Vanden-Bulcke | husband of Jacqueline Sullivan ’71 | May 15, 2021

2020-2021

Report of Gifts

Lunch on the Convent Stairs

Board of Trustees 2020-2021

Members of the Corporation

Sr. Kathleen Finnerty, O.S.U.

Sean Lynch P’14, ’16, ’19

Sr. Jean Hopman, O.S.U.

Ann Gioioso P’13, ’15, ’20

Jim McGrail P’16, ’19, ’22

Sr. Peggy Moore, O.S.U.

Tom Gormley P’17, ’19

Mary Beth McMahon ’82

John Hajjar P’17, ’22

Karen Mortillaro

Board of Trustees

Scott Hestmark P’11, ’11, ’14, ’16

Kimberly Smith

Suzanne Burkhardt ’81

Megan Hobson ’85

Rae-Anne Butera P’21

Kathleen Levesque ’77 Head of School

Regina Sullivan ’78 Board Chair

Sr. Elisa Ryan, O.S.U.

Peter Dolan P’11

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Dr. George Violin

2020-2021 Operating Income & Expenses 2020-2021 Operating Income

2020-2021 Operating Expenses

22% Tuition & Fees, Net Fund for Ursuline & Other Gifts Special Events, Net Other Income

Instruction & Student Services General, Administration & Facilities

Summary of Gifts

Fund for Ursuline

Fund for Ursuline

Special Events

$603,987

Special Events

317,358

Grants, Scholarships, Other Revenue

196,027

Campaign Gifts Total Philanthropic Revenue

29,319

Grants, Scholarships, Other Revenue Campaign Gifts

$1,146,691

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Fund for Ursuline

BY CONSTITUENCY 2020–2021 ALUMNAE

$336,647

TRUSTEES $58,767 PARENTS OF ALUMNAE

$128,893

PARENTS $235,655 FRIENDS* $21,137

* Friends include grandparents, faculty & staff, former trustees, and friends. Individuals may belong to more than one constituency.

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Fund for Ursuline

5-YEAR COMPARISON TOTAL DONATIONS $553,069 $456,418

$466,470

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

$625,408

$603,987

2019-20

2020-21

NUMBER OF DONORS 943 827

800

782

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

827

2019-20

2020-21

* The charts above reflect outright annual fund gifts only. Support of special events, grants, scholarships, or capital campaigns is not included in these figures.

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Fund for Ursuline

2021 HIGHLIGHTS Ursuline Academy held its first true day of giving in support of the Fund for Ursuline last spring on March 19, and what a day it was! (The 2020 day of giving was transformed into a month-long effort due to the pandemic.)

Propelled by the generosity of 487 donors, including 81 first-time donors, who opened their hearts and decided to be “All In,” the day exceeded its goal by 18% to raise $206,000 in support of our students, faculty, programs, and physical plant. First-time donors helped to raise participation in the Fund for Ursuline by 14% over the prior year, continuing a three-year trend in increased participation.

Inspired by the success of All In for Ursuline 2021, we plan to continue this single day of philanthropy. Save the date for March 16, 2022!

All In for Ursuline 2021 Campaign Results

$206,000

487 TOTAL DONORS

DOLLARS RAISED: 18% over $175,000 GOAL

81 FIRST TIME DONORS

$90,000

251 ALUMNAE

IN CHALLENGE GIFTS UNLOCKED

123

CURRENT PARENTS

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GRANDPARENTS

30 $100

GIFTS ≥ $1,000

MOST POPULAR

GIFT

64

PARENTS OF ALUMNAE

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FACULTY/STAFF

HIGHEST ALUMNAE PARTICIPATION: CLASSES of ’05, ’10, & ’85 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ’60s & ’90s: ALL CLASSES REPRESENTED! HIGHEST PARENT PARTICIPATION: CLASSES of ’22, ’23, & ’24

*All In for Ursuline was held on March 19, 2021.

SAVE THE DATE FOR THIS YEAR’S ALL IN FOR URSULINE CAMPAIGN

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DONOR PROFILE JACK and MARY GORMAN: Faith and Education Always at the Core To say that Jack and Mary Gorman held faith and education close to their hearts would be an understatement. The parents of former Principal Mary Jo Keaney ’82, Mr. and Mrs. Gorman passed away in 2018 and 2020, respectively. The Gormans held a special place in their hearts for both Stonehill College and Ursuline Academy.

Married for 59 years, the Gormans met on the first day of their freshman year at Stonehill College, and for the rest of their lives were devoted to the place that brought them together. Jack initially did not want to pursue higher education, but was convinced by his aunts Alice and Anna who were both teachers to give it a try. “That education provided the foundation for a long career in finance at UPS, so he was eternally grateful to the Holy Cross fathers for providing him with an opportunity to better his life,” said Mary Jo Keaney.

Photo courtesy of Stonehill College

“Mom wanted the legacy of the Ursuline sisters – that of intellectual curiosity and excellence – to continue to flourish.”

– Mary Jo Keaney ’82 That gratitude was also at the heart of the Gormans’ generosity to Ursuline Academy; their philanthropy supported the campaign for the Reynolds Center, a new athletic and convocation space on campus that opened in 2017. “Mom and Dad’s focus was faith and education. When it came time for me to choose a high school, I wanted to go to a girls’ school. Mom had known of Ursuline and wanted me to have the best education she and Dad could provide, so it was a natural choice.” Keaney formed close relationships with many of the Ursuline sisters, especially Sr. Dorothy Doyle, who created a seminar-style class for three of her advanced Latin students, including Keaney. “We would have class in her office and drink tea,” said Keaney. “It was almost a college experience.”

Mary Gorman, an English teacher herself and known as being a precise grammarian, also taught at Ursuline in the early ’90s at the invitation of Sister Mercedes Videira. “Mom was known to say that ‘we stand on the shoulders of those who teach us,’ and this is why she chose to benefit Ursuline Academy in her estate plan, in addition to the gifts that she and Dad made during their lifetime,” explained Keaney. “Mom wanted the legacy of the Ursuline sisters – that of intellectual curiosity and excellence – to continue to flourish.”

If you are interested in making a planned gift to Ursuline Academy, contact Chief Advancement Officer Joe Ziska at jziska@ursulineacademy.net or 781-493-7711.

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Serviam Society 2020-2021

The Serviam Society recognizes philanthropic leadership giving to Ursuline Academy. The society includes donors who commit gifts totaling $1,000 or more to the Academy during a fiscal year. This report celebrates Serviam Society gifts from July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021.

St. Angela Merici Circle

King & Bishop Kathleen McGillicuddy and Ronald Logue * Ann-Marie and Greg Martin Shelly and Charles Nolfi Susan Olsen ’89 * Prone Family Foundation Kara Hadge Prone ’04 Karen O’Toole and Robert Reetz * Anonymous

Alexandra (Carr ’72) and Walter Baker * The Catholic Schools Foundation * Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund The Estate of Mary and John Gorman * Margaret Reynolds ’82 and William McKee Jr. * Regina Sullivan ’78 *

President’s Circle Mary Lou (Burke ’82) and Paul Afonso * Janet and C. Michael Daley * Maureen (Flanagan ’76) and Daniel Flatley * P. Gioioso & Sons, Inc. Mary and Timothy Hegarty Meg and Chris Kaster * Camille and Frederick Lee Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque * Kathleen and J.R. McDonald * Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Maureen Egan Petracca ’80 * Julie and Kurt Steinkrauss * Anonymous

Ursuline Circle Mary Meade Ambrefe ’84 * Bank of Canton Peter Brown Caitlin Burchill ’08 * Suzanne Ferguson Burkhardt ’81 * Charles Schwab Kathleen and Matthew Consigli Deborah Dee Curran ’53 * Dedham Savings Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education * Foley Palenscar Schortmann Insurance Agency Eileen and John Fox * Ann and Joseph Gioioso * Mary-Ellen and Gino Gioioso * Katherine and Thomas Gormley * Astrid and John Hajjar * Jill and Julio Hernando * Mary-Jo Hurley ’82 Mary Jo Gorman Keaney ’82 * Caroline and Patrick Maloney Mary-Jeanne (O’Connor ’81) and Mark Manning * Sandra and Jay McGuire * The N&D Group Helaine and Antoine Nader * Needham Bank Paul Nolan * Elizabeth and Jason O’Connell * Barbara and John O’Donnell

Principal’s Circle The Benevity Community Impact Fund * Wendy and Sean Lynch * Carolyn Thorne ’90 and Joseph Ziska *

The Academy Circle BNY Charitable Gift Fund Eileen Ahearn Connors ’62 Maureen O’Keefe Doran ’65 * F.L. Putnam Investment Management Co. * F.L. Putnam Securities Company * The Egan Family Foundation Megan Golden Hobson ’85 * Kathleen (Maddox ’89) and Matthew Kelly * Brendan King *

Kathleen (Hegarty ’99) and Stephen Palenscar * Partners Auto Auction People’s United Bank Sabeena Chacko-Raskin and Kevin Raskin * Peggy and Michael Reardon * Mary Beth Murphy Roche ’81 * Lisa and Paul Schneider * Veterinary Services of Westwood Liz and Bill Weber Jr. * Tiffany and Jeffrey Wheeler * Nicole Bordeleau and Craig Wright *

Partners in Mission Kelly Boudreau ’90 * Megan and Wade Brown * Maggie Freeman Burns ’76 * Rae-Anne and Jeffrey Butera * Ann Marie and Jay Connolly Susann and David Curtis * Celia and John Fisher * Sarah and William Garrity Katie (McAnulty ’97) and Mark Hegarty * Kerin and Scott Hestmark * Franca and Joseph Hobbs * Christine and Thomas Johnston Belinda Carroll and James Krawiecki * Mary (Connolly ’78) and Stan Luniewicz * Mary and Douglas Mandel Claire and Christof Marre Marsh McLennan Joelle LaFerrara Matloff ’89 Mary Hughes McCarthy ’62 * Inez Walsh Moore ’62 * Jennifer Kordell and Timothy Moran * Mary Murphy ’82 * Leona and William O’Neil * Kimberly and Brad Paster * Prime Restoration & Remediation LLC Michelle Raftery ’80 *

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St. Angela Merici Circle: $25,000 and over

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President’s Circle: $10,000 to $24,999

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Principal’s Circle: $7,500 to $9,999

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The Academy Circle:

Rebecca Reynolds ’77 Margaret Maguire Rodgers ’65 * Laurie and Peter Smith Cathy and Joseph Solomon Margaret (Lannon ’63) and David Thorne * Vanguard Charitable Maureen Murphy Wilkens ’52 *

Educator’s Circle Tracy and John Abucewicz * Christina and John Anderson Mary McGaugh and Manny Armijos Ann Buccelli Kathleen Burke ’99 Jeanne Supple Cavanaugh ’63 * Patricia Cloonan ’66 Jean and John Conners * Paula and Steve Connolly Margaret and Stephen Costello Cramer Charitable Gift Fund Angela and David Crispi * Janice Sullivan Crowley ’68 * Cullen, Murphy & Co., P.C. Patricia Foley Cummins ’77 * Christine and Richard Daly * Devaney Energy Sheree and Peter Dolan * Adelaide and Marc Evans

$5,000 to $7,499

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Ursuline Circle: $2,500 to $4,999

Megan Churbuck Fearnow ’88 Stacie and R. John Feely Norine and Peter Fetter Tiffany and Jarrod Gero Katherine and Matthew Ginnetty * Keith Haughey * Mary Pat Morris Hawkins ’81 * Rachel and Paul Higgins * Beth and Kevin Hines * Margarita and Jeffrey Kaplan * Thomas Killilea Jane King ’61 * James B. Kisgen Foundation Jean and James Kisgen Marianne LeBlanc ’86 * Meredith (Putnam ’89) and Mark Lepper * Rebecca Anderson and Joshua Lubov Denise Burke Marchand ’61 * Elizabeth Mathew * Christine and James McGrail * Sarah Arscott McKeever ’05 Jennifer Reilly McLaughlin ’82 * Jenifer and Arthur McNulty * Cristine (Corcoran ’82) and Kevin More * Mary Feely Moriarty ’80 J. S. Mortimer, Inc. Mary and Joseph Mulry Lisa O’Brien ’83 *

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Partners in the Mission: $1,500 to $2,499

Donna and Michael O’Connor * Mary Courtney-O’Sullivan and James O’Sullivan * Mary Elleen Noonan Patton ’81 * Pipefitters Local 537 Mary Creeden Risio ’64 * Linda Robinson ’86 * Jean and John Roche * Jane and Timothy Rose Carol and David Ryan * Sandy Cove Charters, Inc. Julie and Wayne Smith * Susan and Paul Sorrento * Regina and Edward Spadoni * Claire and David Stack * Sheila and Edward Stanton * Nadine Fitzwilliam Steffan ’88 * Mary Ann and Peter Sullivan Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, U.S.A., Inc. Catherine Crowley Toomey ’62 * Adriana Donovan and Cameron Trenor Karen and Louis Vernaccchio Suzanne and Andrew Viens William Waldron Julie and Patrick Walker Natalie Wieder ’01 Venise and Oliver Williams

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Educators Circle: $1,000 to $1,499

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Fund for Ursuline 2020-2021

Gifts to the Fund for Ursuline sustain the foundation of excellence that allows Ursuline Academy to flourish.

As the school’s second largest source of income (after tuition), the Fund for Ursuline provides a core source of funding that supports Ursuline’s needs, enabling the Academy to offer programs and initiatives that benefit the entire community. It gives the administration the flexibility to meet opportunities for our students and faculty flexibly. We are deeply grateful to all of our supporters who made Ursuline a philanthropic priority between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021.

SERVIAM SOCIETY All Serviam Society level Fund for Ursuline donors (≥ $1,000) are listed within the Serviam Society listing on page 22.

ACADEMY PATRON SOCIETY Benefactors Circle Stephanie and James Allen Maureen and Leo Boudreau * Elephteria Boutalis * Colleen (McCabe ’87) and Robert Brennan * Kerry Fitzwilliam Brosnihan ’87 * Susan and Joseph Carrozza * Citizens Charitable Foundation Luisa Tosi Claeys ’63 * Susan and David Clancy * Kelly Muschiano Connolly ’87 * Sheila Daly Melissa and James Downey Jan and Timothy Egan Jacqueline Fellini * Marie and Anthony Fox * Barbara and Thomas Gardner * Karen and William Glavin Karen and Michael Gormley * Pam and Chris Hale * Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation * Amanda (McCartney ’89) and Matthew Hayes * Phyllis Hayes * Susan Hehir * Lori and Martin Henry * Ellen Fagone Huntley ’70 * Mary Pat Ryan Joy ’65 * Clare and James Keefe * Susan and William Kenney * Christine and Michael Kern Rita and Gennaro Ledonne * Gina Susi and Christian Leimkuehler

Naomi Lockwood ’65 * Susan Looney ’83 * Debbi McCadden Christine and Marc McCluskey * Mary Jane and Gerard McDermott * Thea Fabio Merrill ’72 * Meg O’Brien Millar ’82 * Sarah Newman O’Donnell ’78 * Mary (Costello ’61) and John Pasciucco * Pearl River Realty Trust Mary and Robert Polansky Yvette Putnam * Megan Quinn ’09 * Kim and David Riedell * Barbara Roche Rico ’73 * Salah Foundation Salesforce Donna and Robert Sawyer Kimberly Smith Lauren St. John ’64 * The Stanley Beamish Family Foundation State Street Foundation, Inc. Maral and Dikran Sulahian Margaret Gorse Sullivan ’62 * Kelly and Todd Sullivan Lisa Harrington ’86 and Patrick Sullivan Diane and Stephen Talutis Romilla and Jacob Thekkethala Kathleen and Steven Thorn * Todd Sullivan Construction United Way of Rhode Island Joan and George Violin * Suellen Walsh ’85 * Cathy and Brian Ward * Megan and Robert Way * Betsy and James Wheeler

Green and White Circle Maureen Corkery Abate ’58 *

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Marjorie Hennigan Alutto ’84 * Amazon Smile Claire and David Anderson * Eileen and John Bacon * Elizabeth Balanda Baldwin ’98 Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Donna and John Bent Paul Boehm Lynne and Jonathan Braley * Maura Fagan Braslins ’79 * Sara Shanahan and Joseph Callanan * Jennifer (Walsh ’91) and Kevin Caulfield Marie Lucci Clouqueur ’04 * Gina and William Coe Maureen and John Cogliandro * Delia and Michael Connors * Vera Karapetian Cooper ’93 Ellen and Alexander Costa * Judith White Costello ’66 * Pauline and Richard Crispi Katy and David Dirks * Marion and Joseph DiTullio * Allison Dow ’16 * Peter Dow * Elaine Driscoll-Holbrook ’94 Gretchen and Jason Eldridge Alessandra Fagone ’10 Carol (Luccio ’67) and Douglas Farwell * Karen Faulkner ’63 * Elaine and John Fazekas * Anne Ferrucci ’57 Tracey and Steven Finch * Kathleen Finnerty, O.S.U. * Flooring Distributors, Inc. Caitlin Gallagher ’16 Jacqueline Brown Gately ’84 * Claire Adams Ginder ’78 * Lina and Frank Gioioso *

Sergio Gioioso * Susan Glancy * Carolyn and William Glass * Michelle Garrison Glynne ’80 Sandra Bisceglia Gorham * Mary Jane Liddell Gould ’62 Kellynd and William Graham * Patricia and Donald Hadge Patricia and Thomas Harnan * Cindy and Ronald Harrington * Debra Walsh Hartigan ’76 * Cathy Haynes * Barbara Healey ’70 * Nancy and Garner Hill Carol Hills Barbaramary and Frederick Horgan * Kathleen Horton Elizabeth (McManus ’76) and John Howard * Katherine ‘Katelyn’ Hunt ’97 * Breda O’Connor Hurley ’05 Cynthia Iris ’72 * Mary Joseph ’12 * Mary and Stephen Kavanaugh * Mary and William Kazis * Connie Martin Kearins * Michelle Keefe ’96 * Julie DiSciullo Kelleher ’92 Susan and Dennis Kelley * Eve Kelley ’86 Melanie and Scott Kelley * Kate Kelly ’03 Joann (Spellman ’70) and Martin Kenney * Margaret Kenney ’67 Peggy Keteltas ’84 * Marie Harrigan Lennon ’77 * Johnna and Jeremiah Lowney * Leigh Ann Luetzen Noreen Maddox * Cara Maggioni ’87 * Sarah Lannon Malneritch ’71 * Betty and Donald McIntyre * Kate Robertson McKiernan ’96 * MaryEllen McLaughlin ’85 * Nancy (Devine ’76) and Kevin McLaughlin * Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82 * Gerard McManus Jennifer Gorman Memmott ’97 * Anne Donahue and Greg Meurer Elizabeth Pasciucco Mingle ’97 * Janice and Robert Moore * Christine Brady Morrow ’95 * Rosemary and Alessandro Morteo * Mary Mullen ’79 Suzanne and David Nersessian * Maureen McFaull Newcomb ’68 *

Maureen Newman ’66 * Janis Nicholson * Tracy Carpenter O’Brien ’83 Kelly and Kevin O’Connor * Michele Fava O’Connor ’64 * Mary Ellen Haley O’Dea * Katherine O’Meara ’74 * Deirdre and Thomas Parlon Ellen O’Brien Perfetti ’64 * Colleen (Conners ’95) and Dennis Peters * Maria Moser and Rafael Pieretti Maura McCarthy Polles ’86 * Kathleen Reilly * Susan Leonard Repetti ’73 * Janet Reynolds * Meghan Kavanaugh Rich ’96 * Wendy and Eliot Rush * Patricia and Thomas Ryan * Kara and Carlo Saliba Lori-Ann Broderick Satran ’82 Valerie and Gabriel Schmergel * Terri Schneider * Megan and Jeff Scipione Sandra and Maurice Sicard Rosemary Golden Simmons ’63 * Whitney and Thomas Sowles Danielle St. Germain-Gordon ’87 Meghan Altman Stoll ’97 * Meg and John Sullivan Mimi Sundstrom ’73 * Rosanne Sundstrom ’72 * Stephanie Talutis ’03 * Chet Tennyson Christine Tennyson Carol Tomase * Heather Towery Jennifer and Paul Treseler * Ursuline Sisters Patrice and Thomas Wesner Maureen Crehan Whelan ’80 * Bonny Bustin Whitcher ’97 * Noelle Rushton Wilson ’02 * Tara and Paul Wilson

Katie and Saman Amighi Kelly and Gerard Amrhein * Mary Louise Amrhein John Anderson Jacqueline and Jay Anderson Mary C. Anderson * Kathleen Burke Annese and Brian Annese * Anonymous (3) Kelly and Mark Anselmi Anne Baima * Jennifer Baima ’93 Janice Ryan Barrett ’62 * Maureen Credon Bass ’75 * Claire Kelly Bench ’65 * Janice and Joseph Berns * Paul Bimmler * Blackbaud Giving Fund Randa and Alec Bobroff * Stacy and Robert Bottary

Century Circle Joanne Achin Linda and Jay Adams Mary Kate Harrington Adams ’10 * Doris Adler Hui Ting and Sailing Adler * Marie and John Airasian Kimberly and Robert Airasian Mary Hartmere Alberts ’64 Mary and Nedal Altanbour Carrie and Peter Alto *

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Andrea Boudreau ’91 * Nicole Bourassa ’96 * Virginia Morse Boyle ’67 * Diana Bradley ’76 Rosemarie (Fiore ’78) and Scott Bragdon Elizabeth Brennan ’06 Barbara Bruno-Henson ’58 Audrey Gaquin Buck ’63 * Marie Buckley ’76 * Michael Buckley Rachel Buckley ’07 Katie and William Burchill Elaine DeVirgilio Burke ’88 * Elizabeth Costello Burke ’62 * Kristin Burke ’81 Donna Burns Maria and Cormac Byrne * Maryann (Lynch ’82) and Vincent Byrne * Angela and John Canale * Joan and Paul Canavan Robert Carpenter * Julie Walsh Casavant ’93 Margo Checrallah * Donna and John Cheevers Sheila Chervenak Melissa and David Chin * Elizabeth Claus ’77 Bridget Quinn Cobb ’02 Claire Emery Cobb ’84 Shannon O’Brien Cohen ’97 Anne and William Coleman Jessica Coliflores ’04 Maura and Dennis Colling Katherine O’Leary Collins ’00 * Kimberley and Robert Collins * Margaret and Joseph Connolly Janice and Edward Conway Dorothy and John Cooney * Jill Courville ’90 Jennifer LeBlanc and Jon Cowell Tricia and Peter Crispi Kasey Crist Ann McDonald Cronin ’64 * Tricia and Peter Crowley * Heidi and Jonathan Cullen Kathleen and Tim Culver Jane and Martin Cunniffe * Ann Boyle Cussen ’65 * Barbara Burnim Day Robert Day Denise and Rick DeLucia * Dempsey Insurance Patricia and Robert Dempsey Elinor Ryan Devlin ’66 * Elizabeth Devlin ’72 Alix Diana

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Siobhan and Philip Doherty Stacie Dowling * Alix Normile Driscoll ’60 * Carol D’Souza ’14 Eileen Duggan * Kerry Duggan ’96 Alison Leed Dybes ’97 * Christina Dymek-Thompson ’66 * Arlene Ford Dyment Martha and John Ebel * Helena Thomas Effgen ’67 * William Fagan * Kelly and John Faggiano * Agnes Lawlor Farrell ’61 * Katie and Tony Ferrara Patricia Ferris ’85 Mary Reardon Ferrucci * Janet and Tom Fetter Jill D’Andrea Fischmann ’81 Kathryn Fitzgerald ’85 Joanne Fitzsimmons ’72 * Cheryl Sullivan Flaman ’68 Nancy Sullivan Flint ’73 * Pat and John Folcarelli * Michelle and Christopher Foley * Sanjeev and Jon Forsyth Bridget Fox ’18 Katie Fox ’18 Jennifer and John Fraone * Melissa Yerganian Freeman ’01 Linda Armington Freese ’69 Catherine and Kevin Friedman Mary Beth O’Leary Gallagher ’05 Stacy and Brian Garrity Ellen Geminiani ’79 Nancy Pelletier Gessay ’66 Janet Comiskey Giannini ’65 * Joanne and Chuck Gibson * Sheila and Walter Gilbert * Cindy Goode ’94 Joanna Gormley * Teresa and Kevin Goyette Grasso & Associates, PC Linda Grasso ’66 * Julie Griffin-Carty ’05 * Lauren Kelley Guyder ’10 * Amy and Keith Harrington * Nola Kelley-Heafitz and Michael Heafitz Amy Helm Ann and Paul Hesketh * Carolyn Hern Hickey ’02 * Marianne Hickey ’67 Lilly Higgins ’16 Diane and James Holland * Constance Horgan ’64 * Carol DeVirgilio Hurley ’83 *

* Loyal donor with 3 or more consecutive Fund for Ursuline gifts

Susan Wild and Joseph Iannoni * Patricia and Carl Jay * Cantita Jeudi Janis Miller Johnson ’73 * Deirdre and James Julian Magda and Krzysztof Kasperkiewicz * Maureen Kavanaugh ’99 Ellen Keane ’86 Jessica Keaney Mary and Jeff Keough * Jan and Bob Ketchen Nicole and Christopher Ketchen * Julia and Robert King Melissa (Merchant ’90) and Peter Kirk * Heather Malneritch Kollath ’92 * Michelle Resha Kubat ’83 Elizabeth Cummings Kwiat ’86 * Sheila Keefe Lamb ’08 * Christine and Michael Lanagan Christina and Jonathan Lang Lorraine and Robert Langone * Lisa Pacella Laprade ’92 * Christina Lawler ’13 Elizabeth Lawler ’16 Meghan Lawler ’15 Sue and William Lawler Barbara and Norman LeBlanc * Lucia Ledonne ’09 * Jean Wholley Lee ’98 Jennifer Ahearn Leire ’89 Jacqueline and Brian Lemberger Dorothy Leon ’73 * Jean and Richard Lewis * Susan Hall Liang ’61 * Jean Lazzaro Lodge ’69 Mary Driscoll Logan ’67 * Patricia and Kevin Lohan Regina Londergan-Paul * Mariana Lopez ’97 * Mary Elizabeth Lovely ’85 Paula Winn Loynd ’59 Barbara and Warner Lund * Mary Nealon Lusardi ’81 * Margaret Lydon * Mary Paula and Roy Lydon * Kelly and Richard MacAulay Linda Gray MacKay ’57 * Marilyn Lanza Maguire ’65 * Madelyn Mahaney Carole Buttner Maloof ’50 * Dianna and John Manning * Stacie Manning ’04 * Angel and Eric Marcheski * Paula Martin * Allison Matthews ’99 * Mary Beth Kelly Maye ’90 *

Margaret Mayers ’66 Natalie Mayo * Mary Sugrue and Paul McAleer Kathleen McDonald Madeleine Walsh McGuire ’78 * Leia and Brian McHugh * Linda McIntosh ’87 Kristie (Banks ’98) and Brian McManus Kathleen Buckley McMorrow ’87 * Pamela and Michael McNamara * Sindu and Geoffrey Meier Maureen Cullen Mellen ’69 Patricia Menno-Coveney ’71 * Margo Merchant ’64 * Jill and Eric Meyers * Janet and Andrew Michienzi Mikayla Michienzi ’12 Millennium Pharmaceuticals Caitlin Perry Moczula ’05 * Corinne Creedon Monahan ’64 * Jennie Waldron and Michael Moore * Mary Stevens Moran ’72 * Karen Mortillaro Maureen Dauwer Motchok ’77 Eadaoin and Brendan Mulligan Cynthia Wentworth Murphy ’78 Georgia and Dan Murphy Karen Anastasia Murphy ’84 * Katie Murphy ’91 Madelyn Murphy * Sonya Nersessian ’72 * Carolyn Crowley Ng ’80 *

Liane White O’Brien ’86 Eleanor O’Connell ’19 Bernadette and Jim O’Connor * Donna and Robert O’Connor * Christina Stenholm O’Leary ’68 * Karen and Michael O’Malley Lynne Bonarrigo-Org and Erik Org Elaine Pagliarulo ’93 * Maureen Ryan Palermo ’77 * Kathleen and Michael Panaro * Charlene Naymie Pastore ’77 * Susan and Robert Pastore Dipti and Parag Patel Lindsay Dewan Pazdan ’02 * Mary and Robert Perry * Alicia Dean Petersen ’91* Rebecca and John Peyev Elizabeth Pino ’15 Maria Pino ’77 Maura Keleher Polombo ’86 Kathleen and Peter Powers * Mary McTighe Prelack ’75 Kara Hadge Prone ’04 * Joan Vincola Putney ’68 Denise and Desmond Queally Lisa Barbieri Quinn ’78 * Nancy and Richard Quinn * Sandra Giordano and Guy Ragusa * Louise Ramsay Sharon Reed-Eramian ’68 * Anne and Christian Regnier * Jill Reilly ’03

Helen Lynch Reynolds ’63 Rose and Rile Rhodes Stephanie and Jamie Rice Ann Riley * Elaine Ring Karen and Robert Robertson * Mary Roche ’15 * Moira and Mark Rodgers Beth Rogers ’05 Margaret and Thomas Rogers * Margaret Vanderwal Rollins ’68 * Mary Kate and Timothy Rose * Michaela Pastore Rothman ’10 Rosanne Runfola ’69 * Consuelo and George Ryan * Jean and John Ryan * Meghan Joyce Scassara ’07 Janet Volker and Jerry Sewack Barbara Shanahan * Elizabeth and John Sieminski Heather (Schmitt ’95) and Jon Smart * Claire and F. John Solman Mary Eileen Sullivan Spano ’06 * Rosanne and Patrick Spring * Janet and Richard Steponaitis * Emily Cotton Stoll ’04 * Lisa and Frank Sullivan Kathleen and Thomas Sullivan * Martha and Joseph Susi Meredith Sweeney ’01 * Julia Tarnell ’04 Ron Tashjian *

Benefactors Circle: $500 to $999 • Green and White Circle: $250 to $499 • Century Circle: $100 to $249 • Friends Circle: $1 to $99

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Matching Gift Companies Many donors doubled their gifts to Ursuline Academy by participating in their employer’s Matching Gift Program. We are grateful to the following organizations and to the members of our community who requested the match.

Ameriprise Financial, Inc. AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP Bain Capital Community Partnership Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Citizens Charitable Foundation Covidien Employee Matching Gift Program Fidelity Foundation Matching Gifts to Education

Liz and Joe Tavalone Theresa Goularte Taylor ’74 * Barbara Ann Brissette Thav ’83 * Elizabeth Hern Thomison ’95 TIAA Julia and Patrick Tracy * Elizabeth McGoldrick Trought ’63 * Carmela and Adrian Troy Amy Bachman Ursillo ’85 Lorraine and Tony Wain * Lois and John Walsh Dawn and Michael Walsh * Teresa Walsh ’75 * Diane and Thomas Walsh Alec Ward * Susannah Welch ’89 * Eleanor and George Wiedenbauer * Jennifer Morgan Williams ’87 Joyce Sokolowski Williams ’67 * Holly Williamson ’86 Kimberly and Brendan Young * Your Cause LLC Colette Flaherty Zeman ’71 Nan Sun and Yuchen Zhu Sara and Stephen Zrike *

Friends Circle Laura St. Germain Adamczyk ’76 Lisa and Ted Adams Avery Ambrefe ’18 * Jeanne Ananian Nicole Aubuchon ’97 * Catherine Bacon ’17 * Jaclyn Bacon ’09 * Julia Bacon ’19 * Barbara Brown Badger ’70 Kathleen Nee Baxter ’77 Linda Belliveau

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FM Global Foundation John Hancock Liberty Mutual Marsh McLennan MFS Investment Management Morgan Stanley Salah Foundation

Alice and Harold Berberick Abby Black ’15 * Barbra McDonagh Blair ’91 Maribeth Burnham Bluyus ’94 * Claire Hart Bradley ’66 Marissa Bragdon ’06 * Barbara Gaquin Brandt ’65 * Kristin Brandt ’97 * Jeanne and Chris Brown Shanieka Brown Kathryn Buckley * Mary Lou VanNeste Buell ’90 Elayne Burke Susan and Mark Butler Shannon Butler ’19 Ciara Byrne ’14 Kara McGann Cafasso ’03 * Frances Dewire Calabro ’55 Margaret Sheehan Callahan ’60 Patricia Callahan ’62 Felicia Carey ’04 * Nicole Caron ’10 * Arthur Carriere * Ann and John Caulfield * Sheila Gilbert Chase ’77 * Tien-Lih Chen ’97 Marybeth Cheverie ’92 Mary Walsh Chin ’76 Maggie Chipman ’17 Michaela Chipman ’15 Kimberly and Peter Chipman Joanne and Frank Cintolo * Kara and Richard Clark Beth Sheehan Collins ’02 Leighann Conlin ’10 * Lindsey Conlin ’05 * Shannon Dwyer Connery ’04 Maureen Connolly ’69

* Loyal donor with 3 or more consecutive Fund for Ursuline gifts

Salesforce State Street Foundation, Inc. State Street Global Advisors Sun Life Financial Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, U.S.A., Inc. (2) Voya Financial

Theresa Connolly ’09 Kerry Costello ’67 * Elizabeth Coughlin ’16 * Francesca Coughlin ’11 * Fran and Jim Coughlin * Melissa Cowell ’16 Erin Cummins Sue and Neil Curlett * Erin Flaherty Dacy ’06 Michele Daley Ellen Dauwer S.C., ’73 * Lorraine DeVirgilio * Ashita and Simran Dhillon Kristin DiCenso ’04 Alice Casey Dilis ’64 * Phyllis and Raymond DiPietro * Denise Doherty ’86 Makenzie Donahue ’16 Marissa Donlon ’12 * Mary Kelley Donovan ’76 Jodi Leombruno Doody ’85 Pamela and Charles Edrehi * Elizabeth Ekborg * Carolyn Arnish Elaimy ’08 Carolyn Hurley Evans ’67 Ashton Fagan ’15 Francesca Faggiano ’20 Isabella Faggiano ’18 Cathy O’Gorman Fagone ’65 * Colette Fearnley Kathleen Hoye and Kurt Federow Kristina Ferrara ’16 Anne Perella-Ferzoco and Jim Ferzoco William Fisher James Fitzgerald Marianne Tierney FitzGerald ’02 * Maura Lydon Fitzgerald ’05 * Martha Callahan Flinter ’56 *

Kara Kinosian Floyd ’06 * Mary Jo Foley * Alicia Forte ’06 Candace and John Forte Maureen Fox ’22 Vincenza and Louis Gangi Mary and Michael Ganley * Hannah Garfield ’15 Kathleen Porter Garro ’07 * Anne Marie Duggan Gean ’63 Elizabeth and Matthew Gellene * Carolyn Bergen Gentili ’65 * John Gibbons Lisa Robinson Gilbert ’85 Ashley Gioioso ’16 * Katherine Gioioso ’15 Lindsay Gioioso ’14 * Marie and Steven Giordano * Deborah Geary Glennon ’68 * Mary Gormley * Kelsey Grady ’10 Lauren Trethewey Grealish ’06 Mary Ellen Grealy ’71 * Molly Griffiths ’07 * Jennifer and Gregory Griswold * Diana Gulew ’06 Julia Marie Gustin ’14 Kathryn Bell Hannan ’98 Barbara Coveney Harkins ’66 * Elizabeth McNeice Harnois ’04 Linda and Brian Hayes Debbi Heafitz Catherine Howard Heider ’08 * Deborah Henry ’78 Rosie Henry ’10 Catherine and James Higgins Mi-Mi Chen Hillman ’98 * Betsy Reiling Hodge ’63 Mary Elizabeth (Lydon ’98) and Kurt Hofmann * Bridget Whalen Holiver ’06 Kathleen Giordano Holtz ’02 * Shirley and Yin Hong Betty Leary Horrigan ’54 Robin (Puccio ’95) and James Horrigan * Bernadette Howard ’12 * Sandra Mancini Howe ’88 Catherine Hsieh ’05 Anne Maguire Hynes ’69 Joan Mathews Iani ’72 * Hanan El Khawly and Sam Issa Tessa Janus Jessie Jones Sheila and Alfred Joyal * Jessica Joyce ’14 Diana Jud Elizabeth and James Judge *

Elise Kaplan Andrea and Michael Katz * Patricia and John Keane * Kathleen Keane ’89 Mary Sergi Keefe ’62 * Mary-Louise Kehoe ’73* Camille Kelley ’15 * Cynthia Kelly ’71 * Rita Kelly-Doughtie ’68 Maryalice McCulloch Kenney ’70 * Molly Kenney ’05 Melisa Kenslea ’02 Jennifer Kent ’10 Nicole and Tom Kenvin Maryellen and Gilbert Keteltas * Michelle King * Ann and Richard Kirby Angela Krippendorf ’59, O.S.U. * Raquel Pacheco-Kupstas and Dean Kupstas Colleen Lehane ’72 Susan Leist Sheila and Joseph Leonard * Martha and Joseph Lessard Ellen Lohan ’07 Rachel Lord ’10 * Alexandra Lowney ’10 Kacy and Robert Lubash Helen Luccio * Lisa Marie Luciano ’14 Christina Luniewicz ’15 Cynthia Bucci Lyons ’77 Jessica Lyons Kathryn MacKenzie Regina MacLeod Kathleen and Joseph Magni Elizabeth Mahoney Tessy and Raphael Maliakal Demi Marathas ’12 Samantha Sharkey Martell ’06 June Martin * Ann Morris Marzo ’84 Mary McCann ’68 Cate McCluskey ’20 Joan McCormick * Lindsey McDermott ’06 Mary Kate McDonald ’20 Maureen Courtney McGaffigan ’60 * Kristen Reilly McHugh ’87 Jeanne Sullivan McKeigue ’64 * Kathleen McNally ’10 Kathy Meade Greg Mertz Mary Kenney Monagle ’83 Catherine Callahan Morrill ’57 Rita Morris ’85 Jessica Morrison

Susan Mosher ’76 Kathleen Mogavero Mullaney ’74 Corinne Murphy Gretchen Murphy ’89 Marianne Malta Murphy ’64 Meghan Harrington Murray ’07 * Kathleen O’Connell Nardella ’83 Janet Nedder * Sarah Nickley ’07 Maria Dembrowsky Nigro ’99 Catherine Dillon-Nye and Brendan Nye Beth Burke O’Brien ’99 Carol Eastman O’Brien ’81 * Julianne O’Connor ’08 * Lauren Ollerhead ’14 Christine and Eric Olson Katherine O’Malley ’14 Patricia O’Neil Maeve O’Sullivan ’15 Donna and John Otis Nina Schmergel Owens ’90 * Carolyn and Ferdinand Paldo Marcia and William Parlon * Michaela Quinn Pavlik ’94 Jennifer Payne ’72 Allyson Penella ’10 Susan and Len Penella * Sandra and Luigi Petruzziello * Michelina Petruzziello ’19 Rosa and David Phillips Joni and James Pitt Beth and J.P. Plunkett Danielle Pourbaix ’05 Carolyn and Robert Powell * Sheila Mulholland Preece ’78 Margaret Campbell Priestly ’78 Donna Puccio ’20 Joan Fitzgerald Quealy ’76 Marisol Negron and Wilson Quiles Yvonne Racine * Kathleen Rawdon Marilyn Galvin Redmond ’50 * Tonia (Siniscalco ’94) and John Reilly Katherine Ann Riley Reynolds ’65 * Houda Chabir Robert Catherine Rockett ’15 Kathryn Dunn Rogers ’68 * Kristin and Robert Romano Deborah Ochs Rooney ’86 Alana Rose ’22 Jeremiah Rose Kathryn Carpenter Rose ’78 Sean Rose Deirdre Hand Rourke ’96 Gabriela Ryan ’15 * Barbara and Michael Scalpato

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Laura Petti Schiffer ’86 Ann Scott * David Shagoury Lois Sharkey * Joan Kelley Shobbrook ’81 * Tia Stanton ’22 Leticia and Keith Storm Meenakshi Vinayak and Vinayak Subramanian * Caroline Sullivan ’14 Emily Sullivan ’12 John Sullivan Kaitlin Sullivan ’01 Kimberly Sullivan ’85

Michele Sullivan ’67 * Tara Sullivan ’11 Rachel Sulmonte ’12 * Helen Cullinan and Daniel Szvoren Jacquelyn Tierney ’07 Kathy and Sid Tinson Holly Tomase ’89 Pamela Towery Catherine Tracy ’20 Paula Turke Turner ’81 Ursuline Province of the Northeast Nicole Norton Vermillion ’05 * Patti and Thomas Vhay *

Catherine and Joseph Walsh Emily Weber ’20 Maura Higgins Welch ’64 * Virginia Wells Ginny and Neil Wenning * Mary Beth and Otty Westenfield Frances Manning Westhaver ’65 Jennifer Libin Wren ’08 Inga and Stephan Wronski * Virginia and Robert Wychulis Katherine Ziska ’22 Sara Zrike ’95 * Anonymous

Faculty & Staff Giving Our faculty and staff demonstrate extraordinary dedication in all that they do for Ursuline students.

We extend our thanks to those who also made a philanthropic investment in the Academy through their support of the Fund for Ursuline.

Jeanne Ananian John Andersen Paul Bimmler Ann Buccelli Erin Cummins Susan Curlett Stacie Dowling Elaine Fazekas Mary Ferrucci Katherine Ginnetty Mary-Ellen Gioioso Susan Glancy Kate Gormley Kellynd Graham Cindy Harrington Susan Hehir Lilly Higgins Jessie Jones Diana Jud Jennifer Leire Susan Leist Kate Levesque

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Leigh Ann Luetzen Jessica Lyons Kathryn MacKenzie Regina MacLeod Elizabeth Mahoney Elizabeth Mathew Natalie Mayo Gerard McManus Kathy Meade

Greg Mertz Jessica Morrison Kim Munsey Corinne Murphy Michael O’Connor Susan Penella Maura Polles Yvonne Racine Janet Reynolds

Houda Chabir Robert Terri Schneider Ann Scott Heather Smart Cathy Solomon Edward Spadoni Kathleen Thorn Alexander Ward Joseph Ziska

Scholarships Anthony L. Anderson Scholarship Cynthia Rice Levine

Boston Alumnae Award Martha Gleason ’54, O.S.U.

Cheryl Jean Eakin Scholarship Lorraine and Randall Eakin

CSF Scholar Award The Catholic Schools Foundation

Needham Bank Scholarship Needham Bank

Prone Family Foundation Scholarship Prone Family Foundation

Reynolds/McKee Scholarship Margaret Reynolds ’82 and William McKee Jr.

Sister Mercedes Videira Scholarship Donna and Michael O’Connor

Taylor Manning Remembrance / Class of 2017 Scholarship Fund Ashley Mullen ’17 Taylor Mullen ’16 Lisa Harrington ’86 and Patrick Sullivan In addition to these gifts, the “Taylor Made” virtual a cappella concert fundraiser was supported by: Katie and Saman Amighi Gloria Attardo Anne Birmingham Kara and Richard Clark Kathleen Hoye and Kurt Federow Jennifer and John Fraone Nola Kelley-Heafitz and Michael Heafitz Lizette Hermenegildo Deirdre and James Julian Rhonda Lauletta Jack Leary Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque Mary and Douglas Mandel Kristie (Banks ’98) and Brian McManus Amanda Mingolelli ’23 Kathy and William O’Neil Leona and William O’Neil Carolyn and Ferdinand Paldo Mary and Robert Polansky Carolyn Thorne ’90 and Joseph Ziska

Constance Lynch Feely Award The Constance Lynch Feely Award is an endowed scholarship created by former faculty member and mother of four alumnae (and the grandmother of one) Constance Lynch Feely and her husband, Dr. R. John Feely, of Dedham. Their four daughters, Mary Moriarty ’80 of Dedham, Alice Wilson ’81 of Milwaukee, WI, Jane Marinella ’83 of Franklin, and Constance “Consie” Giguere ’86 of Providence, RI, along with their brothers have generously supported the scholarship with gifts on their mother’s birthday, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, and Christmas. The purpose of the scholarship is to provide financial aid to a student with demonstrated need.

On August 17, 2020, Mrs. Feely passed away and her named scholarship became a means for family, friends and former colleagues to honor her. Gifts to the Scholarship in memory of Constance Lynch Feely were received from: Christine Baird Allison Bauer Gary Bauer Louise Carey Timothy Carey Maureen Connolly ’69 Alicia Cooney Fran and Jim Coughlin Peggy and John Coyne Lisa Cummings Paul Dolan Paul Driscoll Gib Gailius James Gorman Hillcrest Asset Management Elizabeth (McManus ’76) and John Howard Lisa Kaloostian

Alison and Kevin Keefe Susan and Anthony Kiernan Martha Landry Dianne and Gerald Lynch Ellen Lynch J.H. Lynch & Sons, Inc. Judith and Stephen Lynch Mary Ann Molloy George Parker Janet and Paul Reynolds Sally Ruscito Kristin Scherago Schwab Charitable Fund Margaret Sung June and Salvatore Terrasi Carol Tomase United Way of Rhode Island

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Alumnae Giving The following alumnae supported the Fund for Ursuline, a scholarship, or an event.

Those in bold are Serviam donors.

BOSTON ALUMNAE Carole Buttner Maloof ’50 Marilyn Galvin Redmond ’50 Maureen Murphy Wilkens ’52 Deborah Dee Curran ’53 Martha Gleason ’54, O.S.U. Elizabeth Leary Horrigan ’54 Frances Dewire Calabro ’55 Martha Callahan Flinter ’56 Anne Ferrucci ’57 Linda Gray MacKay ’57 Catherine Callahan Morrill ’57 Maureen Corkery Abate ’58 Barbara Bruno-Henson ’58 Angela Krippendorf ’59, O.S.U. Paula Winn Loynd ’59

1960’s Margaret Sheehan Callahan ’60 Alexandra Normile Driscoll ’60 Maureen Courtney McGaffigan ’60 Agnes Lawlor Farrell ’61 Jane King ’61 Susan Hall Liang ’61 Denise Burke Marchand ’61 Mary Costello Pasciucco ’61 Janice Ryan Barrett ’62 Elizabeth Costello Burke ’62 Patricia Callahan ’62 Eileen Ahearn Connors ’62 Mary Jane Liddell Gould ’62 Mary Sergi Keefe ’62 Mary Hughes McCarthy ’62 Inez Walsh Moore ’62 Margaret Gorse Sullivan ’62 Catherine Crowley Toomey ’62 Jeanne Supple Cavanaugh ’63 Luisa Tosi Claeys ’63 Karen Faulkner ’63 Audrey Gaquin Buck ’63 Anne Marie Duggan Gean ’63 Anne Reiling Hodge ’63 Mary Ellen Haley O’Dea ’63 Helen Lynch Reynolds ’63 Rosemary Golden Simmons ’63 Margaret Lannon Thorne ’63 Elizabeth McGoldrick Trought ’63 Bold indicates Serviam Society donor 32

Mary Hartmere Alberts ’64 Ann McDonald Cronin ’64 Alice Casey Dilis ’64 Constance Horgan ’64 Jeanne Sullivan McKeigue ’64 Margo Merchant ’64 Corinne Creedon Monahan ’64 Marianne Malta Murphy ’64 Michele Fava O’Connor ’64 Ellen O’Brien Perfetti ’64 Mary Creeden Risio ’64 Lauren St. John ’64 Maura Higgins Welch ’64 Claire Kelly Bench ’65 Barbara Gaquin Brandt ’65 Ann Boyle Cussen ’65 Maureen O’Keefe Doran ’65 Cathy O’Gorman Fagone ’65 Carolyn Bergen Gentili ’65 Janet Comiskey Giannini ’65 Mary Pat Ryan Joy ’65 Naomi Lockwood ’65 Marilyn Lanza Maguire ’65 Katherine Riley Reynolds ’65 Margaret Maguire Rodgers ’65 Frances Manning Westhaver ’65 Claire Hart Bradley ’66 Patricia Cloonan ’66 Judith White Costello ’66 Elinor Ryan Devlin ’66 Christina Dymek-Thompson ’66 Nancy Pelletier Gessay ’66 Linda Grasso ’66 Barbara Coveney Harkins ’66 Margaret Mayers ’66 Maureen Newman ’66 Kerry Costello ’67 Helena Thomas Effgen ’67 Carolyn Hurley Evans ’67 Carol Luccio Farwell ’67 Marianne Hickey ’67 Margaret Kenney ’67 Mary Driscoll Logan ’67 Michele Sullivan ’67 Joyce Sokolowski Williams ’67 Janice Sullivan Crowley ’68 Cheryl Sullivan Flaman ’68 Deborah Geary Glennon ’68

Rita Kelly-Doughtie ’68 Mary McCann ’68 Maureen McFaull Newcomb ’68 Christina Stenholm O’Leary ’68 Joan Vincola Putney ’68 Sharon Reed-Eramian ’68 Kathryn Dunn Rogers ’68 Margaret Vanderwal Rollins ’68 Maureen Connolly ’69 Linda Armington Freese ’69 Anne Maguire Hynes ’69 Jean Lazzaro Lodge ’69 Maureen Cullen Mellen ’69 Rosanne Runfola ’69

1970’s Barbara Brown Badger ’70 Barbara Healey ’70 Ellen Fagone Huntley ’70 Joann Spellman Kenney ’70 Maryalice McCulloch Kenney ’70 Anonymous ’71 Mary Ellen Grealy ’71 Cynthia Kelly ’71 Sarah Lannon Malneritch ’71 Patricia Menno-Coveney ’71 Colette Flaherty Zeman ’71 Alexandra Carr Baker ’72 Elizabeth Devlin ’72 Joanne Fitzsimmons ’72 Joan Mathews Iani ’72 Cynthia Iris ’72 Colleen Lehane ’72 Regina Londergan-Paul ’72 Thea Fabio Merrill ’72 Mary Stevens Moran ’72 Sonya Nersessian ’72 Jennifer Payne ’72 Rosanne Sundstrom ’72 Ellen Dauwer ’73, S.C. Nancy Sullivan Flint ’73 Janis Miller Johnson ’73 Mary-Louise Kehoe ’73 Dorothy Leon ’73 Susan Leonard Repetti ’73 Barbara Roche Rico ’73 Mimi Sundstrom ’73

Kathleen Mogavero Mullaney ’74 Katharine O’Meara ’74 Theresa Goularte Taylor ’74 Maureen Creedon Bass ’75 Mary McTighe Prelack ’75 Teresa Walsh ’75 Anonymous ’76 Diana Bradley ’76 Marie Buckley ’76 Mary Freeman Burns ’76 Mary Walsh Chin ’76 Mary Kelley Donovan ’76 Debra Walsh Hartigan ’76 Elizabeth McManus Howard ’76 Nancy Devine McLaughlin ’76 Susan Mosher ’76 Joan Fitzgerald Quealy ’76 Kathleen Nee Baxter ’77 Sheila Gilbert Chase ’77 Elizabeth Claus ’77 Patricia Foley Cummins ’77 Marie Harrigan Lennon ’77 Kate Nolan Levesque ’77 Cynthia Bucci Lyons ’77 Maureen Dauwer Motchok ’77 Maureen Ryan Palermo ’77 Charlene Naymie Pastore ’77 Maria Pino ’77 Rebecca Reynolds ’77 Rosemarie Fiore Bragdon ’78 Claire Adams Ginder ’78 Deborah Henry ’78 Mary Connolly Luniewicz ’78 Madeleine Walsh McGuire ’78 Cynthia Wentworth Murphy ’78 Sarah Newman O’Donnell ’78 Sheila Mulholland Preece ’78 Margaret Campbell Priestly ’78 Lisa Barbieri Quinn ’78

Kathryn Carpenter Rose ’78 Regina Sullivan ’78 Maura Fagan Braslins ’79 Ellen Geminiani ’79 Mary Mullen ’79 Lisa Rubini ’79

1980’s Michele Garrison Glynne ’80 Mary Feely Moriarty ’80 Carolyn Crowley Ng ’80 Maureen Egan Petracca ’80 Michelle Raftery ’80 Maureen Crehan Whelan ’80 Kristin Burke ’81 Suzanne Ferguson Burkhardt ’81 Carol Eastman O’Brien ’81 Juliet D’Andrea Fischmann ’81 Mary Pat Morris Hawkins ’81 Mary Nealon Lusardi ’81 Mary-Jeanne O’Connor Manning ’81 Mary Elleen Noonan Patton ’81 Mary Beth Murphy Roche ’81 Joan Kelley Shobbrook ’81 Paula Turke Turner ’81 Mary Lou Burke Afonso ’82 Mary-Jo Hurley ’82 Mary Jo Gorman Keaney ’82 Jennifer Reilly McLaughlin ’82 Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82 Meg O’Brien Millar ’82 Cristine Corcoran More ’82 Mary Murphy ’82 Margaret Reynolds ’82 Lori-Ann Broderick Satran ’82 Laura St. Germain Adamczyk ’83 Carol DeVirgilio Hurley ’83 Michelle Resha Kubat ’83 Susan Looney ’83

Mary Kenney Monagle ’83 Kathleen O’Connell Nardella ’83 Lisa O’Brien ’83 Tracy Carpenter O’Brien ’83 Barbara Ann Brissette Thav ’83 Marjorie Hennigan Alutto ’84 Mary Meade Ambrefe ’84 Claire Emery Cobb ’84 Jacqueline Brown Gately ’84 Peggy Keteltas ’84 Ann Morris Marzo ’84 Karen Anastasia Murphy ’84 Jodi Leombruno Doody ’85 Patricia Ferris ’85 Kathryn Fitzgerald ’85 Lisa Robinson Gilbert ’85 Megan Golden Hobson ’85 Mary Lovely ’85 MaryEllen McLaughlin ’85 Rita Morris ’85 Kimberly Sullivan ’85 Amy Bachman Ursillo ’85 Suellen Walsh ’85 Elayne Burke ’86 Denise Doherty ’86 Constance Feely Giguere ’86 Lisa Harrington ’86 Ellen Keane ’86 Eve Kelley ’86 Elizabeth Cummings Kwiat ’86 Marianne LeBlanc ’86 Liane White O’Brien ’86 Maura McCarthy Polles ’86 Maura Keleher Polombo ’86 Linda Robinson ’86 Deborah Ochs Rooney ’86 Laura Petti Schiffer ’86 Holly Williamson ’86 Colleen McCabe Brennan ’87

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Kerry Fitzwilliam Brosnihan ’87 Kelly Muschiano Connolly ’87 Sandra Bisceglia Gorham ’87 Cara Maggioni ’87 Kristen Reilly McHugh ’87 Linda McIntosh ’87 Danielle St. Germain-Gordon ’87 Jennifer Morgan Williams ’87 Sarah Abbott ’88 Elaine DeVirgilio Burke ’88 Megan Churbuck Fearnow ’88 Sandra Mancini Howe ’88 Nadine Fitzwilliam Steffan ’88 Maria Bortone Brewer ’89 Amanda McCartney Hayes ’89 Kathleen Keane ’89 Kathleen Maddox Kelly ’89 Jennifer Ahearn Leire ’89 Meredith Putnam Lepper ’89 Joelle LaFerrara Matloff ’89 Gretchen Murphy ’89 Susan Olsen ’89 Gretchen Putnam ’89 Holly Tomase ’89 Susannah Welch ’89

1990’s Kelly Boudreau ’90 Mary VanNeste Buell ’90 Jill Courville ’90 Melissa Merchant Kirk ’90 Mary Elizabeth Kelly Maye ’90 Christina Schmergel Owens ’90 Carolyn Thorne ’90 Barbra McDonagh Blair ’91 Andrea Boudreau ’91 Jennifer Walsh Caulfield ’91 Kathleen Murphy ’91 Alicia Dean Petersen ’91 Marybeth Cheverie ’92 Julie DiSciullo Kelleher ’92 Bold indicates Serviam Society donor 34

Heather Malneritch Kollath ’92 Lisa Pacella Laprade ’92 Elizabeth Oldmixon ’92 Jennifer Baima ’93 Julie Walsh Casavant ’93 Vera Karapetian Cooper ’93 Regina DeNapoli Ierardi ’93 Elaine Pagliarulo ’93 Cynthia Goode ’94 Elaine Driscoll-Holbrook ’94 Michaela Quinn Pavlik ’94 Tonia Siniscalco Reilly ’94 Anonymous ’94 Robin Puccio Horrigan ’95 Christine Brady Morrow ’95 Colleen Conners Peters ’95 Heather Schmitt Smart ’95 Elizabeth Hern Thomison ’95 Sara Zrike ’95 Nicole Bourassa ’96 Elizabeth David-Dembrowsky ’96 Kerry Duggan ’96 Michelle Keefe ’96 Kate Robertson McKiernan ’96 Meghan Kavanaugh Rich ’96 Deirdre Hand Rourke ’96 Nicole Aubuchon ’97 Kristin Brandt ’97 Tien-Lih Chen ’97 Shannon O’Brien Cohen ’97 Alison Leed Dybes ’97 Katie McAnulty Hegarty ’97 Katherine Hunt ’97 Mariana Lopez ’97 Jennifer Gorman Memmott ’97 Elizabeth Pasciucco Mingle ’97 Maria Moser ’97 (Venezuela) Meghan Altman Stoll ’97 Bonny Bustin Whitcher ’97 Elizabeth Balanda Baldwin ’98 Kathryn Bell Hannan ’98

Mi-Mi Chen Hillman ’98 Mary Lydon Hofmann ’98 Jean Wholley Lee ’98 Kristie Banks McManus ’98 Kathleen Burke ’99 Maureen Kavanaugh ’99 Allison Matthews ’99 Maria Dembrowsky Nigro ’99 Mary Burke O’Brien ’99 Kathleen Hegarty Palenscar ’99

2000’s Katherine O’Leary Collins ’00 Melissa Yerganian Freeman ’01 Kaitlin Sullivan ’01 Meredith Sweeney ’01 Natalie Wieder ’01 Bridget Quinn Cobb ’02 Elizabeth Sheehan Collins ’02 Marianne Tierney FitzGerald ’02 Carolyn Hern Hickey ’02 Kathleen Giordano Holtz ’02 Melisa Kenslea ’02 Lindsay Dewan Pazdan ’02 Noelle Rushton Wilson ’02 Kara McGann Cafasso ’03 Kathleen Kelly ’03 Jill Reilly ’03 Stephanie Talutis ’03 Felicia Carey ’04 Marie Lucci Cloqueur ’04 Jessica Coliflores ’04 Shannon Dwyer Connery ’04 Kristin DiCenso ’04 Elizabeth McNeice Harnois ’04 Kara Hadge Prone ’04 Kelly Reynolds ’04 Emily Cotton Stoll ’04 Julia Tarnell ’04 Lindsey Conlin ’05 Maura Lydon Fitzgerald ’05

Mary Beth O’Leary Gallagher ’05 Julie Griffin-Carty ’05 Catherine Hsieh ’05 Breda O’Connor Hurley ’05 Molly Kenney ’05 Sarah Arscott McKeever ’05 Caitlin Perry Moczula ’05 Danielle Pourbaix ’05 Elizabeth Rogers ’05 Nicole Norton Vermillion ’05 Marissa Bragdon ’06 Elizabeth Brennan ’06 Erin Flaherty Dacy ’06 Kara Kinosian Floyd ’06 Alicia Forte ’06 Lauren Trethewey Grealish ’06 Diana Gulew ’06 Bridget Whalen Holiver ’06 Samantha Sharkey Martell ’06 Lindsey McDermott ’06 Kathleen Reynolds ’06 Mary Eileen Sullivan Spano ’06 Rachel Buckley ’07 Carolyn Henry Cippola ’07 Kathleen Porter Garro ’07 Molly Griffiths ’07 Ellen Lohan ’07 Meghan Harrington Murray ’07 Sarah Nickley ’07 Meghan Joyce Scasserra ’07 Jacquelyn Tierney ’07 Caitlin Burchill ’08 Carolyn Arnish Elaimy ’08 Catherine Howard Heider ’08 Sheila Keefe Lamb ’08 Skyler Hawkins Mendes ’08 Julianne O’Connor ’08 Jennifer Libin Wrenn ’08 Jaclyn Bacon ’09 Theresa Connolly ’09 Lucia Ledonne ’09 Megan Quinn ’09

2010’s Mary Kate Harrington Adams ’10 Nicole Caron ’10 Leighann Conlin ’10 Alessandra Fagone ’10 Kelsey Grady ’10 Lauren Kelley Guyder ’10 Rosie Henry ’10 Tessa Janus ’10 Jennifer Kent ’10 Rachel Lord ’10 Alexandra Lowney ’10 Kathleen McNally ’10 Allyson Penella ’10 Myra Kenny Pieri ’10 Michaela Pastore Rothmann ’10 Francesca Coughlin ’11 Tara Sullivan ’11 Marissa Donlon ’12 Bernadette Howard ’12 Mary Joseph ’12 Demetra Marathas ’12 Mikayla Michienzi ’12 Emily Sullivan ’12 Rachel Sulmonte ’12 Christina Lawler ’13 Ciara Byrne ’14 Carol D’Souza ’14 Lindsay Gioioso ’14 Julia Gustin ’14 Jessica Joyce’14 Lisa Marie Luciano ’14 Lauren Ollerhead ’14 Katherine O’Malley ’14 Caroline Sullivan ’14 Shannon Sullivan ’14 Abigail Black ’15 Michaela Chipman ’15 Ashton Fagan ’15 Hannah Garfield ’15 Katherine Gioioso ’15 Camille Kelley ’15

Meghan Lawler ’15 Christina Luniewicz ’15 Maeve O’Sullivan ’15 Elizabeth Pino ’15 Mary Roche ’15 Catherine Rockett ’15 Gabriela Ryan ’15 Minali Venkatesh ’15 Elizabeth Coughlin ’16 Melissa Cowell ’16 Makenzie Donahue ’16 Allison Dow ’16 Kristina Ferrara ’16 Caitlin Gallagher ’16 Ashley Gioioso ’16 Lilly Higgins ’16 Elizabeth Lawler ’16 Taylor Mullen ’16 Catherine Bacon ’17 Mary Chipman ’17 Ashley Mullen ’17 Avery Ambrefe ’18 Isabella Faggiano ’18 Bridget Fox ’18 Kathleen Fox ’18 Julia Bacon ’19 Shannon Butler ’19 Eleanor O’Connell ’19 Michelina Petruzziello ’19

2020’s Francesca Faggiano ’20 Catherine McCluskey ’20 Mary Kate McDonald ’20 Siobhan O’Sullivan ’20 Catherine Tracy ’20 Emily Weber ’20

SPRINGFIELD ALUMNAE Margo Checrallah

Campaign for the Reynolds Center

Commemorative Pavers

The Benevity Community Impact Fund Mary Lou (Burke ’82) and Paul Afonso Janet and C. Michael Daley Kate and Thomas Gormley Ann Marie and Greg Martin

Caitlin Burchill ’08 Jennifer Reilly McLaughlin ’82 Maura McCarthy Polles ’86

Elizabeth and Jason O’Connell Julie and Kurt Steinkrauss Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America, U.S.A., Inc.

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Fund for Ursuline Restricted Class of ’21 Senior Parent Gift

Karen and Michael Gormley Jennifer and Gregory Griswold Keith Haughey Linda and Brian Hayes Amanda (McCartney ’89) and Matthew Hayes Franca and Joseph Hobbs Christine and Michael Kern Johnna and Jeremiah Lowney Mary-Jeanne (O’Connor ’81) and Mark Manning Debbi McCadden Sandra and Jay McGuire Betty and Donald McIntyre Jennie Waldron and Michael Moore Cristine (Corcoran ’82) and Kevin More Mary and Joseph Mulry Helaine and Antoine Nader Suzanne and David Nersessian Catherine Dillon-Nye and Brendan Nye Bernadette and James O’Connor Leona and William O’Neil Christine and Eric Olson Deirdre and Thomas Parlon Kimberly and Bradley Paster Rebecca and John Peyev Rosa and David Phillips

Tracy and John Abucewicz Joanne Achin Mary and Nedal Altanbour Kelly and Gerard Amrhein Jacqueline and Jay Anderson Kathleen Burke Annese and Brian Annese Randa and Alec Bobroff Stacy and Robert Bottary Rae-Anne and Jeffrey Butera Maria and Cormac Byrne Donna and John Cheevers Melissa and David Chin Gina and William Coe Maureen and John Cogliandro Anne and William Coleman Christine and Richard Daly Sheila Daly Denise and Rick DeLucia Katy and David Dirks Jan and Timothy Egan Adelaide and Marc Evans Jacqueline Fellini Mary-Ellen and Gino Gioioso

Maria Moser and Rafael Pieretti Margaret and Michael Reardon Jane and Timothy Rose Kara and Carlo Saliba Lisa and Paul Schneider Elizabeth and John Sieminski Claire and David Stack Leticia and Keith Storm Romilla and Jacob Thekkethala Karen and Louis Vernacchio Kimberly and Brendan Young

Scholarship Assistance Maureen (Flanagan ’76) and Daniel Flatley

Science Department Smartboards Alexandra (Carr ’72) and Walter Baker

Tuition Relief Assistance Clare and James Keefe Margaret Reynolds ’82 and William McKee

Directed Giving

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Arts/Drama/Fine Arts/ Performing Arts

Athletics

Tiffany and Jarrod Gero Debbi Heafitz Nola Kelley-Heafitz and Michael Heafitz Amy Helm Elizabeth Leary Horrigan ’54 Robin (Puccio ’95) and James Horrigan Hanan El Khawly and Sam Issa Mary and William Kazis Meredith (Putnam ’89) and Mark Lepper Carole Buttner Maloof ’50 Mary Kate McDonald ’20 Jennie Waldron Moore and Michael Moore Donna Puccio Lisa and Todd Sullivan Margaret (Lannon ’63) and David Thorne Heather Towery Pamela Towery Carolyn Thorne ’90 and Joseph Ziska

Michelle and Christopher Foley

Nancy Sullivan Flint ’73 Janis Miller Johnson ’73 Maureen Courtney McGaffigan ’60 Madelyn Murphy Sharon Reed-Eramian ’68 Catherine and Joseph Walsh

English Department Lauren Ollerhead ’14

Scholarship Marissa Bragdon ’06 Elaine DeVirgilio Burke ’88

Diane and James Holland Mary Hughes McCarthy ’62 Jeanne Sullivan McKeigue ’64 Nancy (Devine ’76) and Kevin McLaughlin Karen and Michael O’Malley Elaine Pagliarulo ’93 Kathleen and Michael Panaro Rebecca Reynolds ’77 Carol and David Ryan David Shagoury Rosemary Golden Simmons ’63 Margaret Gorse Sullivan ’62 Barbara Ann Brissette Thav ’83 Sara Zrike ’95

Marissa Donlon ’12

Science Department

Alexandra Normile Driscoll ’60

Mimi Sundstrom ’73 Stephanie Talutis ’03 Diane and Stephen Talutis

Karen Faulkner ’63 Tracey and Steven Finch Jacqueline Brown Gately ’84

Tea Room takes on a new look to reflect its many uses Parents of the class of 2021 continued the beautiful tradition of supporting the Senior Parent Gift Fund as a tribute to their daughters and a way to leave a lasting impact on the students that follow behind the graduating class.

Working with Ursuline administration, the Senior Parent Gift Committee agreed that a refresh of the Tea Room was a project deserving of funding.

While our alumnae from the Boston/Arlington Street campus will recollect the Tea Room as a formal dining room, the Tea Room in Dedham has been a space used in a variety of ways for nearly 60 years. As a hangout space before the school day begins, a gathering place for clubs and activities, a lunchroom (of course!), a study space in between classes or after school, or a banquet hall for athletic dinners, the Tea Room gets a lot of use.

The 2021 Senior Parent Gift has allowed Ursuline to reimagine this space in an effort to make it more welcoming, practical, and collaborative. Through the assistance of UA alumna and interior designer Krista Iannoni Easterly ’03, the space has already begun to take on a new look. A fresh coat of paint has been applied to infuse some color, life, and some much-needed personality into the room. The cylindrical columns have been squared off and an attractive beadboard has been applied. Sconces have been installed, adding improved lighting options to an otherwise starkly lit space. To catch up with the times and needs of students, the electrical system has been upgraded and outlets installed with USB ports, making it easier to charge those iPads and devices.

And that’s not all. The plans call for new seating options and table treatments to drastically improve the space. By adding more modern seating areas, high-top tables, and more comfortable booths, the Tea Room is going to provide opportunities for smaller groups to gather, work on projects, and make socializing a bit easier.

Easterly has even more great ideas for this space, which is why the parents of the class of 2022 have also adopted this project for the Senior Parent Gift this year.

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In Honor Of Ursuline wishes to thank all the alumnae donors who made gifts in honor of a teacher, their class, or their reunion year. Thank you also to the many parents and grandparents who made gifts in honor of their daughters and granddaughters, especially the 2021 graduates. Gifts to Ursuline Academy were received in honor of the following individuals: Dave Adams

The Costello Family

Michael Mayer

Linda and Jay Adams

Elizabeth Burke ’62

Carol and David Ryan

Ron Bourassa Nicole Bourassa ’96

The Fisher girls – Joan ’07, Maggie ’11, and Maryanne

Katherine and John Mullen

Eileen Bradley

John and Celia Fisher

Diana Bradley ’76

Barbara Gaquin Brandt ’65 Audrey Gaquin Buck ’63

Teresa Callahan Casey ’78 Margaret Priestley ’78

Class of 1962 Inez Moore ’62

Class of 1963 Margaret Lannon Thorne ’63

Class of 1986

Maureen Flanagan Flatley ’76 Daniel Flatley

Ann M. Garrity Bill and Sarah Garrity

Denise Beekman Gibbons Maureen Newcomb ’68

Kathryn Golden, Kathryn Delaney ’58, and Rosemary Simmons ’63 Megan Hobson ’85

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My parents with love

Ursuline Science and Math Teachers

Regina MacLeod

Ordella Porter Margaret and Joseph Connolly

Claire Reilly Tonia and John Reilly

Timothy and Jane Rose and family Anna-Mary Riley

Michael Shanahan

Class of 2021

Eugene and Margaret Hunt

Janyce Sarmaniote Simmington ’85

Susan Glancy

Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82

Mary Elizabeth Lovely ’85

Cramer Production Company Krista Iannoni Easterly ’03 Flag Day Productions Mary-Ellen and Gino Gioioso Julio Hernando Susan and William Kenney Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque Scrivo! Communications Regina and Ed Spadoni W.B. Mason Irene and Kenneth Wieder

Carol Tomase Kara Hadge Prone ’04

Maura Polombo ’86 Laura Schiffer ’86

Gifts in Kind

Maryalice Kenney ’70

Mary Mullen ’79

Meghan Hesketh ’13 Ann and Paul Hesketh

Katherine McCulloch Sullivan ’72

Barbara Shanahan

Lisa Marie Luciano ’14

Ursuline Faculty and Staff Noreen Maddox

Mercedes Videira, O.S.U. Bernadette Howard ’12 Ann Marzo ’84 Susan and Len Penella

Holly Williamson ’86 Ellen Keane ’86

Sara Maria Zrike ’95 Sara and Stephen Zrike

In Memory Of Gifts to Ursuline Academy were received in memory of the following individuals: Nesta Beaudoin, O.S.U.

Constance Lynch Feely

Ed and Loretta Kelley P’86

Helen and Bill Reardon

Ann Buccelli Margo Checrallah Melissa Freeman Susan and Len Penella Elaine Ring

(See Scholarships page 31 for donor listing)

Eve Kelley ’86

Mary Reardon Ferrucci

Mary M. Kelly

Mary Ferris

Mig Reardon

Mary Elizabeth Kelly Maye ’90

Beth and Matthew Gellene

Clare Kenslea

Claire and Byron Reed

Ursula Binnette, O.S.U.

Frances Ford

Melisa Kenslea ’02

Sharon Reed-Eramian ’68

Laura Adamczyk ’83 Jacqueline Brown Gately ’84 MaryEllen McLaughlin ’85 Joni and James Pitt

Arlene Ford Dyment

Fran Lahey

Patricia O’Brien Reid ’81

Kathleen Porter Garro ’07 Kathryn Bell Hannan ’98 Bridget Whalen Holiver ’06 Sheila Keefe Lamb ’08

Carol Eastman O’Brien ’81

Herbert and Margaret Lannon

Bill Reynolds

Margaret (Lannon ’63) and David Thorne

H. Cullinan and Daniel Szvoren

Jim Bowley Anonymous

Paula J. Wild Buckley ’76 Michael Buckley Rachel Buckley ’07

Patricia Ferris ’85

Sheila Gailius P’13, ’19 Gilbert Gailius

Audrey Gaquin Kristin Brandt ’97

Stoy Garrison Michele (Garrison ’80) and Michael Glynne

Mary Lou Burke

Heather Germano ’90 and Nicole Shalbey ’90

Mary Lou (Burke ’82) and Paul Afonso

Melissa (Merchant ’90) and Peter Kirk

Milagros Caraballo

Mike Haynes

Marisol Negron and Wilson Quiles

Cathy Haynes

Joseph Carrozza Sr.

Martha Gleason ’54, O.S.U.

Susan and Joseph Carrozza

Barbara Gaquin Brandt ’65 Elizabeth Coughlin ’16 Patricia Foley Cummins ’77 Ellen Dauwer ’73, S.C. Alessandra Fagone ’10 Cindy and Ronald Harrington Maryellen Keteltas Peggy Keteltas ’84 Sheila Leonard Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque Carole Buttner Maloof ’50 Kathleen Mullaney ’74 Michele Sullivan ’67

James J. Clavin Sr. Paul Boehm

Mary Lou Thompson Cordeiro ’74 Katharine O’Meara ’74

Armand and Anne Coelho Christine Tennyson

Dorothy Connolly Margaret and Joseph Connolly

Michael and Sheila Daly Christine and Richard Daly

Michael Duggan Eileen Duggan

Cheryl J. Eakin ’95 Francesca Coughlin ’11 Randall and Lorraine Eakin

James Reilly Jill Reilly ’03

Pamela and Michael McNamara

Robert and Mary Lazzaro

Joan Ryan-Irving

Jean Lazzaro Lodge ’69

Joan Parker ’71

Taylor Manning

Katherine McCulloch Sullivan

Ashley Mullen ’17 Taylor Mullen ’16 Lisa Harrington ’86 and Patrick Sullivan

Edward J. McCormick III Joan McCormick

John and Nora McDonagh Barbra McDonagh Blair ’91

Shirley McHugh Leia and Brian McHugh

William G. Morgan Jennifer (Morgan ’87) and John Williams

Wendy Moore ’76 Maggie Burns ’76 Joan Quealy ’76

Colleen Lehane ’72

Dorothy Walsh, O.S.U. Ellen Dauwer ’73, S.C. Margaret Lannan Thorne ’63

John and Agnes Walsh Diane and Thomas Walsh

Kathleen Reiling Yurof ’65 Betsy Reiling Hodge ’63 Lauren St. John ’64

Deceased members of the Class of 1963 Jeanne Supple Cavanaugh ’63

Deceased members of the Class of 1968 Christina Stenholm O’Leary ’68

Mary Gorman

Papa

Carol Tomase

Sheila Chervenak

Deceased members of the Class of 1976

Florence G. Jeffery

Dennis Peters

Mary Walsh Chin ’76

Mariana Lopez ’97

Mary Anderson

Mary Kelley Donovan ’76

Ann Kavanagh ’66

Jean Marie Pinnette, O.S.U.

Susan Mosher ’76

Margaret Mayers ’66

Jessica Coliflores ’04

Elizabeth McManus Howard ’76

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Ursuline’s Got Talent!

Virtual Gala: Saturday, December 12, 2020

by Susan Hehir, Director of Alumnae Relations

It was March 13, 2020, and plans were underway for Ursuline’s 13th annual signature fundraiser, “An Evening for Ursuline,” which was scheduled for November 20th. The caterer was working to create a delicious menu for guests, the lighting designer and rental company had been secured, and discussions to decide on a host for the evening were being explored. But by March 16th, life as we knew it had dramatically changed, and schools and businesses across the state and the country were forced to shift to a remote learning model due to the pandemic.

Over the course of the summer of 2020, ideas for a virtual gala were explored. How would we do this? What would it look like? Would people attend? Thanks to the fantastic production team at Cramer, a Westwood-based event and content marketing agency with close ties to the Ursuline community, a plan was mapped out minute by minute, and by the end of August, a talent show theme was beginning to take shape. “Ursuline’s Got Talent!” was born!

A request for talent video submissions went out to the entire Ursuline Academy community, and narrowing the twenty-four talent video submissions down to five finalists was a very real challenge for our judges. Guests voted “live” for the performers and when votes were tallied, 1st place went to drummer Dana Lepper ’23 and 2nd place went to figure skater Sophia-Ray Richer ’26. The other finalists were singer Bella Coe ’21, singer Mary Kate McDonald ’20, and pianist Alexis Lee ’25. In addition to those winners, special performances were featured by opera singer Siena Forest ’08 and Pauline Wells P’22.

Thanks to all who sponsored, made donations, attended virtually, purchased auction items, and voted, Ursuline’s first virtual gala was a huge success! It exceeded our goal and raised over $130,000 in support of Ursuline’s educational experience. And now we are preparing to do it again!

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SPONSORS THE GOLDEN BUZZER Margaret Reynolds ’82 and William J. McKee, Jr.

THE SILVER SPOTLIGHT Cramer P. Gioioso & Sons, Inc. Regina Sullivan ’78

STANDING OVATION F.L. Putnam Investment Management Co. Veterinary Services of Westwood

TAKE A BOW Cullen, Murphy & Co., P.C. Camille and Frederick Lee Helaine and Tony Nader Julie and Kurt Steinkrauss Julie and Patrick Walker

ROUND OF APPLAUSE Heather and Mark Aiello Mary Meade Ambrefe ’84 Mary McGaugh and Manny Armijos The Catholic Schools Foundation Devaney Energy Paula and Bertrand Jaber Deirdre and James Julian Margarita and Jeffrey Kaplan Belinda Carroll and James Krawiecki Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque Catherine and James Lombardo Sandra and Jay McGuire Jennifer Kordell and Timothy Moran Shelly and Charles Nolfi Leona and William O’Neil Peg and Michael Reardon Anne and Christian Regnier Carmela and Adrian Troy Liz and Bill Weber, Jr. Nicole Bordeleau and Craig Wright

AUDIENCE CHOICE Luisa and Anthony Borgonzi Suzanne Ferguson Burkhardt ’81 Rae-Anne and Jeffrey Butera Sara Shanahan and Joseph Callanan Paula and Steve Connolly Jennifer LeBlanc and Jon Cowell Angela and David Crispi Patricia and Peter Crowley Elizabeth David-Dembrowsky ’96 Mary Lou and Jay Driscoll Sarah and William Garrity

Tiffany and Jarrod Gero Nicole and James Grady Meredith (Putnam ’89) and Mark Lepper Kacy and Rob Lubash Mary-Jeanne (O’Connor ’81) and Mark Manning Chris McCann Christine and Jim McGrail Jenifer and Arthur McNulty Kimberly and Bradley Paster Susan and Len Penella Molly and Robert Polansky Kathleen and Peter Powers Sabeena Chacko-Raskin and Kevin Raskin Nicole and Stephen Richer Jane and Timothy Rose Wendy and Eliot Rush Kara and Thomas Ryan Mary Ann and Peter Sullivan Adriana and Cameron Trenor Pauline and Richard Wells Xaverian Brothers High School

SUPPORTERS Sarah Abbott ’88 Tracy and John Abucewicz Joanne Achin Mary Kate Harrington Adams ’10 Mary Lou (Burke ’82) and Paul Afonso Heather and Mark Aiello Kim and Rob Airasian Elizabeth and Ulrich Alvarez Katie and Saman Amighi Mary McGaugh and Pedro Armijos Mary Marie and Padraig Barrett Leena Bharath Abigail Black ’15 Randa and Alec Bobroff Nina and David Bohan Terie Boutalis Isabella Borgonzi ’26 Luisa and Anthony Borgonzi Colleen (McCabe ’87) and Robert Brennan Maria Bortone Brewer ’89 Jeanne and Christopher Brown Caitlin Burchill ’08 Suzanne Ferguson Burkhardt ’81 Rae-Anne and Jeffrey Butera Ciara Byrne ’14 Deana Calderon Joan and Paul Canavan Michelle Chabot Gina and William Coe Maura and Dennis Colling

Beth Sheehan Collins ’02 Maureen and John Cogliandro Margaret and Thomas Connolly Paula and Steve Connolly Kathleen and Matthew Consigli Janice and Edward Conway Sue Curlett Tricia and Peter Crispi Natalie Cyprian Ashita and Simran Dhillon Siobhan and Philip Doherty Christine and Richard Daly Denise and Rick DeLucia Aneta and Winston Dodson Melissa and James Downey Eileen Duggan Gretchen and Jason Eldridge Elaine and John Fazekas Kathleen Hoye and Kurt Federow Norine and Peter Fetter Patricia Ferris ’85 Mary Reardon Ferrucci Jacqueline Fellini Kathryn Fitzgerald ’85 Eileen and John Fox Jennifer and John Fraone Catherine and Kevin Friedman Mary and Michael Ganley Sarah and William Garrity Diana and John Gilmartin Ann and Joseph Gioioso Ashley Gioioso ’16 Lindsay Gioioso ’14 Mary-Ellen and Gino Gioioso Karen and Michael Gormley Katherine and Thomas Gormley Maria and Christopher Harper Amy and Keith Harrington Cindy and Ronald Harrington Linda and Brian Hayes Nola Kelley-Heafitz and Michael Heafitz Katie-Ann and Bryan Henault Arianne and Noel Henry Rosie Henry ’10 Franca and Joseph Hobbs Megan Golden Hobson ’85 Robin (Puccio ’95) and James Horrigan Elizabeth (McManus ’76) and John Howard Regina (DeNapoli ’93) and James Ierardi Paula and Bertrand Jaber Deirdre and James Julian Jessica Keaney Eve Kelley ’86

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Kathleen (Maddox ’89) and Matthew Kelly Myra Kenny ’10 Mary and Jeffrey Keough Nicole and Christopher Ketchen Sophia Ketchen ’23 Melissa (Merchant ’90) and Peter Kirk Belinda Carroll and James Krawiecki Meredith (Putnam ’89) and Mark Lepper Kate (Nolan ’77) and Shaun Levesque Kacy and Rob Lubash Leigh Ann Luetzen Wendy and Sean Lynch Sandra and Jay McGuire Caroline and Patrick Maloney Mary and Douglas Mandel Angel and Eric Marcheski Claire and Christof Marre Kathleen and J.R. McDonald Sandra and Jay McGuire Mary Beth Hunt McMahon ’82 Kristie (Banks ’98) and Brian McManus Jenifer and Arthur McNulty Sindu and Geoffrey Meier Skyler Hawkins Mendes ’08 Anne and Greg Meurer Jill and Eric Meyers Michelle and Luis Montalvo Inez (Walsh ’62) and Thomas Moore Jennifer Kordell and Timothy Moran Cristine (Corcoran ’82) and Kevin More Michelle Morin Anastasia and Anestis Moulis

Mary and Joseph Mulry Shelly and Charles Nolfi Kelley and Kevin O’Connor Elizabeth Oldmixon ’92 Leona and William O’Neil Donna and John Otis Carolyn and Ferdinand Paldo Maureen Ryan Palermo ’77 Kimberly and Bradley Paster Cristina Pieretti Maria Moser and Rafael Pieretti Molly and Robert Polansky Kathleen and Peter Powers Gretchen Putnam ’89 Laura and Justin Ramsay Louise Ramsay Sabeena Chacko-Raskin and Kevin Raskin Karen O’Toole and Robert Reetz Anne and Christian Regnier Meg Reilly Tonia (Siniscalco ’94) and John Reilly Janet and Paul Reynolds Kelly Reynolds ’04 Nicole and Stephen Richer Moira and Mark Rodgers Kristin and Rob Romano Jane and Timothy Rose Mary Kate and Timothy Rose Peggy Rose Elaine and Michael Rosselle Sherri and Victor Romeiro Kara and Carlo Saliba

Lisa and Paul Schneider Megan and Jeff Scipione Regina and Edward Spadoni Laurie and Peter Smith Julie and Kurt Steinkrauss Kimberly Sullivan ’85 Mary Ann and Peter Sullivan Regina Sullivan ’78 Moira Sweetland Margaret (Lannon ’63) and David Thorne Amy Bachman Ursillo ’85 Julia and Patrick Tracy Adriana and Cameron Trenor Carmela and Adrian Troy Fiona Troy ’25 Patricia and Kevin Uniacke Lucy Vallee ’25 Minali Venkatesh ’15 Nicole Norton Vermillion ’05 Karen and Louis Vernacchio Julie and Patrick Walker Megan and Robert Way Liz and William Weber Kathleen Keane ’89 and Colm Whalen Constance and Laval Wilson Tara and Paul Wilson Mairleth and Peter Wright Nicole Bordeleau and Craig Wright Kimberly and Brendan Young Carolyn Thorne ’90 and Joseph Ziska Anonymous

Thank you to our volunteers We are grateful to our many volunteers for their commitment to Ursuline’s mission. Whether serving as an event committee member, a Parent Ambassador, or a Class Parent Representative, or helping with the Parent Guild or athletic department needs, volunteers play a crucial role in the functioning of Ursuline Academy. We are also truly thankful to our alumnae who have returned to Ursuline as committee members, collaborators, speakers, and continued supporters.

Tracy and John Abucewicz P’21 Margaret Adams Mary Lou Burke Afonso ’82, P’20, ’24 Heather Aiello P’21 Kim Airasian P’25 Carrie Alto P’19, ’25 Mary Ambrefe ’84, P’18 Leah Bellas ’00 Abby Black ’15

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Ciara Blomberg ’20 Nina Bohan P’22, ’25 Nicole Bordeleau P’22, ’25 Luisa Borgonzi P’26 Andrea Boudreau ’91 Elephteria Boutalis P’22, ’25 Rachel Buckley ’07 Mary Burke O’Brien ’99 Suzanne Burkhardt ’81

Deana Calderon P’26 Megan Callinan ’03 Belinda Carroll P’24 Maggie Chipman ’17 Peter Chipman P’15, ’17 Louisa Claeys ’63 Beatrice Claude P’23 Teresa Conley P’22 Shannon Connery ’04

Margaret and Joseph Connolly P’24 Janice Conway P’25, ’25 Jill Courville ’90 Jennifer Cowell P’16, ’17, ’22 Bridgid Coyle ’91, P’20, ’20 Lauren Crispi ’14 Tricia Crispi P’24 Tricia Crowley P’23 Patty Cummins ’77 Denise DeLucia P’21, 23 Nini Diana P’22 Siobhan Doherty P’23 Peter Dolan P’11 Shawn Dooley P’23 Maeghan Driscoll ’17 Elizabeth Ekborg P’20, ’22 Kathleen Finnerty, O.S.U. Christine Fleming ’88, P’20 John Forte P’06 Allyson Frazier ’91 Casey Friedman P’25 Deborah Galvin ’87 Mary Ganley P’24, ’27 Lisa Garrison ’82 Annabelle Garrity ’17 Sarah Garrity P’26 Ann Marie Gean ’63 Tiffany Gero P’26 Michaela Gillis ’17 Ann Gioioso P’13, ’15, ’20 Lindsay Gioioso ’14 Michele Glynne ’80, P’05 Patricia Gonzalez Karen Gormley P’18, ’21 Tom Gormley P’17, ’19 Julia Goyette ’14 Julie Griffin-Carty ’05 Diana Gulew ’06 John Hajjar P’17, ’22 Amy Hansen P’20, ’24 Amy Harrington P’22 Brooke Haynes ’07 Rosie Henry ’10 Jill Hernando P’18, ’20, ’23 Scott Hestmark P’06, ’11, ’11, ’14, ’16 Franca Hobbs P’21 Megan Hobson ’85 Mary Elizabeth Hofmann ’98, P’26 Sally Holmes ’71 Robin Horrigan ’95, P’25 Bernadette Howard ’12 Regina Ierardi ’93, P’25 Natalie Jones ’09 Mary Joseph ’12 Mary Pat Joy ’65 Deirdre Julian P’25

Dean Kahler P’13, ’15 Meg Kaster P’16, ’18 Mary Kazis P’23 Jessica Keaney P’23 Julie Kelleher ’92, P’25 Eve Kelley ’86 Kathleen Kelly ’03 Nicole Kenvin P’24 Mary Keough P’16, ’19, ’22 Brendan King P’20, ’22 Melissa Kirk ’90, P’25 Stephanie Klimov ’06 Jennifer Kordell P’23, ’25 Michelle Kubat ’83 Dean Kupstas P’26 Jackie Lemberger P’23 Meredith Lepper ’89, P’23 Joel Lessard P’22, ’25 Scott Loos P’22 Kacy Lubash P’23 Christina Luniewicz ’15 Emma Luniewicz ’17 Shannon Lydon ’12 Sean Lynch P’14, ’16, ’19 Kelly MacAulay P’26 Eric Marcheski P’20, ’22 Allison Matthews ’99 Jennifer McCaffrey ’00 J.R. McDonald P’20 Jim McGrail P’16, ’19, ’22 Sandy and Jay McGuire P’21 Mary Beth McMahon ’82 Jerry McManus P’00 Kristie McManus ’98, P’26 Katie McNally ’10 Sindu Meier P’26 Kristin Melley P’21 Mary Monagle ’83 Megan Morash P’26 Karen Mortillaro Mary Mullen ’79 Jen Mungovan ’89, P’20 Jaclynne Nader ’14 Suzanne Nersessian P’21 Shelly and Charles Nolfi P’23 Beth O’Brien ’99 Pam Ochs Piasecki ’85, P’19 Liz O’Connell P’19 Mike O’Connor P’03, ’08 Rose O’Koren ’77 Emily O’Malley ’16 Katherine O’Malley ’14 Karen O’Toole P’22 Susan Olsen ’89 Kimberly Paster P’21 Lindsey Patterson ’17

Taylor Phelan ’11 Amy Piccolo ’15 Michaela Popeo ’89 Kathleen Powers P’23 Briana Pugliese ’17 Maya Rao ’17 Sabina Chacko-Raskin P’24, ’26 Anne Regnier P’23 Tonia Reilly ’94, P’26 Nicole Richer P’26 Carla Rizzo P’26 Mary Beth Roche ’81 Moira Rodgers P’24 Jane Rose P’20, ’21, ’23, ’25, ’27 Mary Kate and Tim Rose P’22 Alex Rota ’17 Lisa Rubini ’79 Wendy Rush P’23 Jean Ryan P’23 Tom Ryan Kara Saliba P’21 Meghan Scasserra ’07 Lisa Schneider P’21, ’24 Megan Scipione P’24 Sara Shanahan P’23 Laurie and Peter Smith P’22, ’22 Mary Eileen Spano ’06 Ashley Steinkrauss ’17 Kurt Steinkrauss P’17, ’22 Susan Stewart ’65 Chi-Chi Stirling ’65 Maral Sulahian P’22 Regina Sullivan ’78 Todd Sullivan P’20 Julia Tarnell ’04 Barbara-Ann Thav ’83 Betsy Thomison ’95 Carolyn Thorne ’90, P’22 Carmela Troy P’25 Paula Turner ’81 Nicole Vermillion ’05 Karen Vernacchio P’21, ’23 Rachelle Villarson ’98 George Violin Julie Walker P’23 Helen Walsh P’16, ’21 Suellen Walsh ’85 Megan Way P’22 Bill Weber P’20, ’22 Liz Weber P’20, ’22 Julianne Webster ’17 Pauline Wells P’22 Tom Wesner P’16, ’22 Lobna Youssef ’17 Ola Youssef ’17

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29th Annual Fore the Girls Golf Tournament On Monday, June 28, 2021, the Ursuline community gathered for a sell-out golf event at the Blue Hill Country Club in Canton. Despite an intense heatwave, golfers were in good spirits and were not deterred from coming out to play the sport they love in support of Ursuline Academy! We extend our gratitude to the golfers and sponsors who made our 29th annual tournament possible, especially to tournament host Regina Sullivan ’78 and the Gaman Real Estate Group LLC, who helped to raise more than $100,000!

Dedham Savings was named this year’s tournament honoree for their generous and consistent support of Ursuline Academy’s Fore the Girls tournament, as well as many other civic and non-profit organizations in and around the Dedham community.

At the tournament banquet, Ursuline Assistant Athletic Director and Trainer Kim Munsey was recognized for receiving the “Massachusetts Women in Athletics Distinguished Service Award” from the MIAA (Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association) for her outstanding efforts in nurturing and guiding female athletes.

In addition, six student athletes from the Classes of 2020 and 2021 were honored for signing letters of intent to continue their athletic careers in college: Caroline Afonso ’20 (track and field, Northeastern University), Siobhan O’Sullivan ’20 (track and field, Bucknell University), Caleigh Wukitch ’20 (swimming, Kenyon College), Kelly Cheevers ’21 (soccer, Sacred Heart University), Makenzie Haughey ’21 (lacrosse, St. Michael’s College), and Nicole Olson ’21 (soccer, University of Scranton).

Last year’s Fore the Girls Golf Tournament was played after several postponements on September 21, 2020.

Acknowledgments for the 2020 tournament were published in Ursuline’s Winter 2021 Annual Report.

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Ursuline Assistant Athletic Director Kim Munsey with Kate Levesque Tournament Host Gaman RE Group LLC Dinner Sponsor Margaret Reynolds ’82 and William J. McKee, Jr. Beverage Cart Sponsor F.L. Putnam Investment Management Co. Lunch Sponsor Bank of Canton Calare Properties Dedham Savings Foley Palenscar Schortmann Insurance Agency King & Bishop The N&D Group Helaine and Antoine Nader (2) Barbara and John O’Donnell Partners Auto Auction People’s United Bank

Hole Sponsor Morgan Brown and Joy LLC J. S. Mortimer, Inc. Pipefitters Local 537

Tee Sponsor Boston Private Devaney Energy Rojo Company Veterinary Services of Westwood

Friend of UA Athletics Nancy Kaaz and Gerard Dougherty Carol and John Gately

Mary and Douglas Mandel Roche Bros. Supermarkets, Inc.

Supporters Absolute Landscaping Linda and Jay Adams Hui Ting and Sailing Adler Mary Lou (Burke ’82) and Paul Afonso Heather and Mark Aiello Mary Meade Ambrefe ’84 Kelly and Mark Anselmi Charlie Angeloro Stacy and Robert Bottary Colette Boucher Colleen (McCabe ’87) and Robert Brennan Megan and Wade Brown Peter Brown Deana Calderon Joan and Paul Canavan Donna and John Cheevers Carol and Bryan Connolly Margaret and Joseph Connolly Stephen Costello Patricia and Peter Crispi Lynn and Paul Daoust Denise and Rick DeLucia

2021 Fore the Girls Committee Brendan King P’20, ’22 – Chair Mary Ganley P’24 Tiffany Gero P’26 Scott Loos P’22 Megan Morash P’26 Charles Nolfi P’23 Kathleen Powers P’23 Tonia Reilly ’94, P’26 Mary Kate and Tim Rose P’22 Laurie and Peter Smith P’22 Nicole Bordeleau Wright P’22, ’25

Dedham Savings was the Tournament Honoree, in appreciation of 25 years of philanthropy and the many ways they have been a part of the Ursuline family.

Melissa and James Downey Timothy Duggan Gretchen and Jason Eldridge Janet and Patrick Feeney Norine and Peter Fetter Finish Line Staffing Michelle and Christopher Foley Mary and Michael Ganley Sarah and William Garrity Tiffany and Jarrod Gero Karen and Michael Gormley Teresa and Kevin Goyette Nicole and James Grady Larry Groipen Richard Halloran Kurt Hanson Maria and Christopher Harper Keith Haughey Melissa and Brendan Healy Michelle and Christopher Heavey Katie (McAnulty ’97) and Mark Hegarty Susan Hehir Lori and Martin Henry Jill and Julio Hernando Kerin and Scott Hestmark Rachel and Paul Higgins Dean Hildreth Lisa and Warren Hoppie John Howard Mary-Jo Hurley ’82 Deirdre and James Julian Nancy Kaaz and Gerard Dougherty Meg and Chris Kaster Tom Keady

Jessica Keaney Kimberly and Leo Keka Kathleen (Maddox ’89) and Matthew Kelly Brendan King Charlie Kotsiopoulos Belinda Carroll and James Krawiecki Christine and Michael Lanagan Christina and Jonathan Lang Camille and Frederick Lee Kristen and Scott Loos Rebecca Anderson and Joshua Lubov Leigh Ann Luetzen Mary (Connolly ’78) and Stan Luniewicz Kelly Macaulay Mary-Jeanne (O’Connor ’81) and Mark Manning Angel and Eric Marcheski Jennifer and Ernest Marchi Christine and Marc McCluskey Sandra and Jay McGuire Gerard McManus Kristie (Banks ’98) and Brian McManus Peter McManus Jill and Eric Meyers Catherine and Jeffrey Morrill Kim Leverone Munsey The Nader Family Shelly and Charles Nolfi Eyluche and Chisom Nwazojie Donna and Michael O’Connor Mary and James O’Sullivan Siobhan O’Sullivan ’20 Donna and John Otis Carolyn and Ferdinand Paldo Kit (Hegarty ’99) and Stephen Palenscar

Kimberly and Bradley Paster Pearl River Realty Trust Susan Penella Denise and Robert Petrella Molly and Robert Polansky Kathleen and Peter Powers Prime Restoration & Remediation LLC Nancy Prior Brian Quick Sabeena Chacko-Raskin and Kevin Raskin Karen O’Toole and Robert Reetz Jill Reilly ’03 Tonia (Siniscalco ’94) and John Reilly Janet Reynolds Mary Kate and Timothy Rose Lisa Rubini ’79 Nancy and Christopher Ruggeri Wendy and Eliot Rush Kara and Thomas Ryan Lisa and Paul Schneider Megan and Jeff Scipione Dianne Shalbey Julie and Wayne Smith Laurie and Peter Smith Cathy and Joe Solomon Patricia and Kevin Uniacke Nicole Norton Vermillion ’05 Dawn and Michael Walsh Liz and William Weber Tara and Paul Wilson Nicole Bordeleau and Craig Wright Carolyn Thorne ’90 and Joseph Ziska Anonymous

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Upcoming Events: Mark Your Calendar!

Ursuline’s Got Talent Gala December 12, 2021 All In for Ursuline Day of Giving March 16, 2022 Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Dinner April 9, 2022 30th Annual Fore the Girls Golf Tournament June 20, 2022

On October 23rd, alumnae gathered to dedicate a bench in memory of Martha Gleason ’54, O.S.U.