college of mount saint vincent annual report 2015

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE.

AUTHENTIC VALUE.

ANNUAL REPORT 2015

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2014-2015

Stefano Acunto CINN Group, Inc.

Rosemary T. Berkery ’75 UBS Wealth Management Americas UBS Bank USA

Paula Marie Buley, I.H.M. Rivier College

John F. Caruso ABC-TV Network Sales

Vita A. Cassese ’70

Gail Vance Civille ‘65 Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

Cristóbal Conde

Noreen M. Culhane ’72 Retired, EVP NYSE Euronext

Margaret Dennehy ’66, S.C. St. Aloysius School

Edmund C. Duffy Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meager & Flom LLP & Affiliates

William J. Fishlinger The Wright Insurance Group

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

Steven M. Hayes Hanly, Conroy, Bierstein, Sheridan Fisher & Hayes LLP

Maureen A. Henegan ’78 Henegan Construction Company, Inc.

Jane Iannucelli ’65, S.C. Sisters of Charity of New York

Mary Beth Malone ’75 JP Morgan Chase Bank

Stephen A. Manzi The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ’80 AT&T

Paul W. Mourning Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

John W. Neary Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP

Deryck A. Palmer Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Raul Rivera National Benefit Life Insurance Co.

Dominica Rocchio, S.C. Sisters of Charity of New York

Joan M. Squires ’73 Mutual of America

Elizabeth Vermaelen, S.C. St. Patrick’s Villa

David J. Walsh Amalgamated Life Insurance Company

Joan D. Walsh Kashbox Coaching

Susan Leonard Whitney ’72

Vaughn C. Williams Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meager & Flom LLP & Affiliates

Kristin Trahan Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting

Monica Reddy Wood ’76

1 Letter from the President

2 Feature Stories

10 Major Gifts

11 Te Laudamus

12 Scholarship Tribute Dinner

14 President’s Associates

16 Alumnae/Alumni Contributors

28 Centennial Society

29 Centennial Society Spotlight

30 Corporations and Foundations

31 Matching Gifts

31 Sisters of Charity

32 Friends

34 Trustees, Faculty, Administrators, and Staff

34 Gifts in Honor

35 Fundraising Volunteers

36 Memorial Gifts

38 Final and Lasting Appreciation

39 Grants and Contracts

40 Opportunities for Giving

Photography by Ben Asen Photography. Stories by Donna E. Moriarty.

We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this report. If there are errors or omissions, please accept our apology and notify us at (718) 405-3237.

TRUSTEES EMERITI

James J. Campbell Leake & Watts Services, Inc.

Jean Ames DeNunzio ’55

Patrick Grace MLP Capital, Inc.

Rev. Msgr. Thomas P. Leonard Holy Trinity Church

Valerie E. Mastronardi ’61

H. Gerard Seitz Satterlee Stephens Burke & Burke

ALUMNAE/ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD 2014-2015

OFFICERS Heather Gostomski ’09 President

Rose Kelly McTague ’68 President Emerita

Suzanne Formont Shareef ’87 1st Vice President

Georgina (Gina) Segaric ’04 2nd Vice President

Mary Gregory ’87 3rd Vice President

Priscilla Mullins McNamara ’60 Secretary

DIRECTORS Mary Jane Rearick Cappell ’68

Jeannine Glazewski ’72

Donna Hickey Graves ’99

Kathleen Doyle Hunt ’74

Akim Jones ’00

Eileen Spear ’90

Helen Synan Walsh ’78

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT

Madeleine Melkonian Acting Senior Vice President for Admission and External Relations

Colette Atkins Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Kathleen Tracey ’48, S.C. Associate Vice President for Institutional Advancement

Ana Barbu Director for Web Communications

Terry Montemayor Executive Assistant, Institutional Advancement and External Relations

Madeline McGuinness ’01 Director for Development Systems

Leah Munch ’12 Associate Director for College Relations

Michael Quinn ’11 Director for Alumnae/i Relations and Giving

Daniel Regan Director for Development/Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations

Michael Sin ’12 Associate Director for Alumnae/i Relations and Giving

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Dear Alumnae/i and Friends,

The value of a Mount education is increasingly recognized throughout the nation. The College is one of Money magazine’s 2015-2016 “Best Colleges,” a list of the four-year institutions of higher education delivering the “most value” for the tuition dollar. The Mount was also one of the few private institutions in New York State to receive an “A” range ranking for “value added.” And in Washington Monthly’s The Other College Guide (a ranking of 1,500 four-year institutions) the College was selected “Best Bang for the Buck,” based on net price, retention rates, graduation rates, and graduate earnings.

Based on measureable outcomes, the College is undeniably impressive. We are appropriately proud. The value of a Mount education begins with academic excellence: a curriculum that cultivates critical thinking, analytical reasoning, communication skills, and ethical reasoning. There is also value beyond measure. Value is inherent in the College’s culture of service through which we cultivate the heart and the spirit.

In the following pages students and graduates define the value of their education. There is no single reason. There shouldn’t be. In the education of the whole person, there should be and is value in everything we do.

Friends and benefactors are essential to ensuring the College’s value. Your generosity creates opportunities that equip students for life-long professional and personal success. In and outside the classroom, students are engaged and challenged to pursue excellence and the common good—to both thrive and to recognize our obligations to each other.

Thank you for your continuing support and your abiding commitment to the College’s mission and the students it serves.

Sincerely,

Charles L. Flynn, Jr.

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT

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

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As the cost of a college education continues to climb, a question commonly asked about every institution of higher learning is: What is the value of a college education? And how can even more value be added to what is already an exceptional education?

In July, the College of Mount Saint Vincent was recognized by Money magazine’s “Best College” issue for delivering an excellent education at an affordable price and helping students launch promising careers. Awarded an “A-” in the category of Value Added, the College’s rating reflects student performance as measured by graduation rates, student loan default rates, and post-graduation earnings. The Mount is one of only 10 institutions in New York State to receive an “A” range grade in this category, placing it above 37 other private schools in the state.

It goes without saying that the Mount continues to offer an exceptional education while working hard to contain costs and maintain strong merit- and need-based financial aid. But perhaps the real secret to adding value to a return on investment is making the most of the opportunities afforded by a Mount education. The uncommonly rich array of offerings outside the classroom, choice internships, meaningful service learning programs, and deeply committed faculty—these hidden gems of a Mount education add up to real value that is beyond price.

Here we share the stories of five individuals—three current students and two alumnae/i—who have tapped the Mount’s exceptional value for all it is worth.

The Mount’s Value: Built-In, Not Added-On


You won’t find Danica Luc ’16 on campus this fall. That’s because she is studying biology and pathology in Thessoloniki, Greece, as part of a service learning program for Mount students. Spending a semester abroad is beyond anything she ever dreamed possible. As the first in her family to attend college—and as a role model for her younger sister—Danica feels not only a responsibility, but also an immense gratitude for the doors that have opened during her years at the Mount.

Danica grew up in Queens, and chose the Mount because of its small size, which gives her direct access to teachers. It reminds her of her close-knit high school, where every teacher knew her by name. Now an honor student, she is learning discipline, good study habits, and time management skills, yet she still finds time to explore the rich array of activities that make college life a well-rounded experience.

“I love dance, so I joined Flava and Words, which are two of the many dance teams on campus,” she says. She also participates in the Caribbean Student Association (CSA), a new club that helps educate the entire student body about the many different cultures represented on campus. “I like activities where I can meet a lot of different people, and I enjoy the similarities between people instead of noticing their differences. I have so many friends I wouldn’t have made if I had stayed in my room studying!”

Her affinity for the physical sciences led Danica to do some volunteering alongside the Mount MDs, a pre-health-professional club that guides students interested in careers in health care. During spring break last year, she joined a group of biology and science students who visited with medically complex patients hospitalized at the Elizabeth Seton Pediatric Center. “We spend time with each child—reading or talking to them, or playing games. Some have been hospitalized for a long time, and they don’t get many visitors. These kids are so amazing, and not shy at all,” she says. “You’d think they’d be scared, but they opened up to us. It was really fun and rewarding.”

Danica has high praise for the Mount’s close community of teachers and learners that first drew her. “The teachers are really supportive, and

encourage you to expand your horizons. Going to Greece is not something I would have done if it weren’t for a teacher who encouraged me to make the most of every opportunity. My advisor gives me ideas for internships, scholarships—I may even apply for a Fulbright. That just never would have happened without the kind of support I have from my teachers.”

After she graduates next May, Danica will be faced with even more choices. She is considering applying for graduate school, perhaps the Global Health Corps, which sends students to the far corners of the world to engage with different cultures, or she may enter a physician’s assistant program. With a happy smile, she says, “There are so many things I want to do, I can’t decide!”

Danica Luc Class of 2016 Biology


Born and raised in the Midwest, Micheal Stephens-Emerson ’18, chose the Mount to expand his horizons and enjoy a taste of life in a big city. A convert to Catholicism, Micheal also wanted a school where, as he describes it, “faith is active on campus.” One visit convinced him—and his family—that the Mount was the right place for him. “Having grown up in a rural environment, I love being close to Manhattan and the Bronx. But I really appreciate coming into the beautiful green stillness of campus, with the beating heart of the city right outside.”

Micheal hails from a small town in southern Indiana, the oldest of four children. His motivation to succeed is fueled by the awareness of what his own parents went through to make a good life for their family. His father works long, demanding hours as an industrial fabricator. His mother overcame great odds to get a college education after becoming a parent while she was still in her teens, and went on

to become a successful business owner. Their grit and determination have inspired Michael to make the most of the opportunities he has been given.

In September, Micheal accompanied Dr. Jacqueline Zubeck, Associate Professor of English, to Milledgeville, Georgia, for a conference on Southern women writers. Micheal, the only undergraduate presenter at the conference, was asked to present a paper on Flannery O’Connor. “Dr. Zubeck invited me to take her class, and I became hooked on O’Connor’s work,” he says. “My role at the conference would not have been possible without Dr. Zubeck’s encouragement and commitment. This is what I love about my professors. They invite you to become collaborators in gaining knowledge.”

Such support and opportunities, Micheal says, are abundant at the Mount. He joined the Women’s Studies Club and now serves on its executive board. Last year he helped start the History and Political Science Club. But as an English and French Studies major, he knew his bailiwick was the campus newspaper. “I joined the newspaper in part because it allows me to have a hand in every pot in the kitchen. Now that I’m co-editor, I need to know what’s going on so the newspaper can address it,” he says. “It also forces me to figure out what is most meaningful for this College and to report on it—not just for my peers but also for the future.”

Like most Mount students, Micheal takes advantage of the many opportunities for service work. “Last spring I went to Kentucky with a group of students helping to build houses with the Christian Appalachian Project. I put a roof on a trailer—me!” He grows more pensive as he continues: “I have family in Kentucky, so I’m familiar with the region, but I had no idea there was such great need so close to where I had lived most of my life. One of the people we were helping was a woman who reminded me of my grandmother. I thought, if my grandmother needed help, I’d pray for someone to help her. To be the answer to someone’s prayers—that’s awesome.”

Micheal Stephens-Emerson Class of 2018 English and French Studies


Rose Huitzil ’18 is a Bronx girl, born and bred. She lives with her large, boisterous family in Parkchester, the oldest of five children. Rose is the first in her family to attend a four-year college, and in her words, “they think it’s pretty cool.”

While in high school, Rose first considered the Mount for its proximity to her home, but the deal was cinched the moment she visited campus. She was immediately taken with its beautiful setting and intimate size. “I came from a small high school and wanted to go where I would feel comfortable and I could be myself,” she says. “And since lots of my friends were going there, I knew I could adapt easily.”

Though her home is just a short commute away, Rose spends a lot of time on campus and keeps a full, busy schedule with five courses, a seat on the Student Government Association, as a member of the Princess Project and a retreat leader in Campus Ministry, and with a part-time job in the Office of Admissions. As a TRIO student and peer leader, she worked this past summer with the newest cohort of TRIO students, introducing them to campus life and helping them to feel at home—something she knows is vitally important for every new college student.

Rose has not yet declared her major, but says she is leaning toward Communication. “In high school, I got interested in TV and film, so in my freshman year I joined Mount Media,” she explains. “There are so many clubs that help us learn more about what we want to do. Now I have some experience working in a TV studio, and that’s really contributed toward my thoughts about a major.”

She also credits her professors with encouraging her early career explorations: “In the beginning, I expected my professors to be strict and make a lot of demands, but they were so supportive. They got me thinking about what I want to do. I wrote a lot of papers and realized that I really liked writing. My professors helped me think not only about what I wanted, but also to think about everything. There is so much to learn. Even if I don’t really like a subject, I can learn something I didn’t know before,

and apply it to what I’m working on. It has really opened up my eyes.”

Although she commutes daily, Rose is as involved in campus life as many residents. “Being a commuter student is tough; you have to manage your time so you can go to classes, study, and still be a part of the community,” she says. “A lot of commuter students just attend classes and go home. I don’t want to do that. I like to participate—a lot. Why? Because I want to graduate with amazing memories. I want to make the most of my four years here so I can look back one day and say, look at all I did, look at what I was capable of—that’s crazy!”

Rose Huitzil Class of 2018 Undeclared


Talk to Al Schor ’08, a confident and charismatic financial services advisor, for more than five minutes and you’ll feel the bracing effects of his energy and optimism. “I’m very competitive, goal-oriented, and ambitious. I have a strong work ethic,” he says with a smile.

As a high school baseball star faced with a choice of excellent colleges, Al suffered a debilitating shoulder injury, “and at that point I figured it was over,” he recalls. After spending several months in rehab, Al was surprised one day by a call from the Mount’s athletic director. “He said they were starting up a baseball program, and recruited me to the school. I jumped at the chance.”

At the Mount, Al used his role as captain of the new baseball team to build relationships and leadership skills while learning all he could about business and marketing. Good time management

and careful class scheduling gave him the flexibility to explore outside the classroom. Soon he had secured an internship at U.S. Sign. “The company had no marketing plan, so I wrote one for them—and they are still using parts of it today,” he says.

After graduation, Al went to work for Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company in Westport, Conn., where he trained as an agent and financial advisor. He is by all measures a rising star—named one of the top ten financial representatives in the company’s eastern region in 2014, and earlier this year he was cited among the company’s top 20 representatives nationwide.

He credits his college experience with providing two of his most enduring strengths: team building and self-reliance. “Life deals us a hand, but we all have choices about how we play it,” he says. Al was the first in his family to graduate from college. He grew up immersed in his family’s values of working hard, seizing the initiative, and being willing to break the mold.

In September, Al was invited to speak to Mount student athletes about his experiences, as part of the College’s successful ParaMount Perspectives Speaker Series. His goal: to help instill the belief that they can achieve any dream they set their minds to if they maintain determination and a positive focus. Al swears by the value of real-world experience—something he applauds as a key component of the Oxley Career Education Program, which didn’t yet exist while he was a student. “We all learn by doing,” he says. “My internship helped me grow as a person, and I think that’s true for everyone.”

Al now lives in Fairfield, Conn., with his wife Christin and their daughter Ella, 2. He admits to having a goal to be financially independent by age 40—and it’s not hard to imagine. Whether he uses that early financial independence to spend more time with his family or devote himself to specialized business clients, Al will be doing what he always does: using his God-given strengths, maximizing the precious resources of his time and energy, and leaving what he calls “his footprint” on the world.

Al Schor Class of 2008 Business and Marketing


When Mindy Romero applied to the Mount she was interested in learning about the influences that shape people and their behaviors, leading her to major first in sociology, and later in communication (with concentrations in interpersonal communication and corporate communication). During her sophomore year, a wise and perceptive faculty member recognized Mindy’s writing ability, and suggested she take up a minor in writing, and Mindy’s career path—and passion—opened up before her.

Today Mindy is vice president of marketing communications at Sterling Brands, a brand consultancy firm, where she is working to build the company’s first formal marketing department. She has a master’s degree from New York University, where she is also a capstone advisor for students pursuing master’s degrees in public relations and corporate communication.

It’s clear she was heading in that direction even before coming to the Mount. While still in high school, Mindy landed an internship with Landor Associates, a global brand consulting and design firm. The experience turned into her first job after graduation, and she remained at Landor for a total of 16 years before making her move to Sterling.

“Looking back, I can see how my classroom studies were essential for expanding my knowledge and capabilities in the industry,” Mindy says. But it was her field studies and firsthand experiences that really brought it all home. She arranged her class schedule to allow her to spend several days a week interning at Landor. During her senior year, she took a second internship on campus in the Officer of College Relations, where she wrote press releases and worked on the annual report. She also volunteered at campus events, gave tours, managed costumes for the Players Club, and served on the Student Government Association.

And even though Mindy spent a fair amount of time off campus working at her internship site, she remained immersed in campus life. “I was very involved in the campus community, which is incredibly important,” she asserts. “Being a part of everything that’s going on enriches your experience

as a student.” She believes that campus life offered more opportunities to stretch her limits, become more independent, and, as she describes it, “to navigate different waters. Every activity I engaged in honed my skills and helped my confidence grow.”

Mindy chose to study in Italy during her second semester of her junior year. “It was wonderful,” she recalls. “It offered me a fantastic opportunity to learn in a new environment, and to test my independence.” She had always loved history and different cultures, and says that “to travel and become immersed in another culture for a whole semester was a rich, unforgettable experience. It will never leave me.”

When asked what she might tell Mount students today, Mindy doesn’t hesitate. “I’d tell them to put aside whatever they think they’re going to do, stay open, and take advantage of everything. That’s what’s so great about a liberal arts education—you have so much to explore, so many choices, so much learning that can happen with everything you do.”

After a moment, Mindy adds one more bit of advice: “Find your passion. Everyone who comes to the Mount has an opportunity to do that.”

Mindy Romero Class of 2004 Communication


COLLEGE CELEBRATES OPENING OF FISHLINGER CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY RESEARCH President Charles L. Flynn, Jr. galvanized the Board of Trustees when he announced plans to build a center for public policy research to be housed on the College of Mount Saint Vincent campus. At the time, the Center existed solely in the hearts and minds of those who envisioned a way to engage students, faculty, alumnae/i, and the community in matters of significant social import. Among these visionaries was William J. Fishlinger, a trustee of the College, who immediately understood the vision and the Center’s potential impact. He and his family committed to realizing that potential. James Donius, Ph.D., a seasoned marketing industry executive and founder of an award-winning global marketing intelligence agency was hired to direct the new Center and shepherd its development and planning. The project picked up momentum last winter after the appointment of an Advisory Board composed of educators, market data experts, and media and communications professionals who offer deep and broad experience in academia, public service, and industry.

Now, in what seems like record time, the vision has become a reality. The new Fishlinger Center for Public Policy Research at the College of Mount Saint Vincent is up and running, and was formally dedicated on October 17—just one year after President Flynn’s announcement to the Board. The dedication ceremony took place in the Center’s newly created location on the third floor of Founders Hall during Reunion/Homecoming and Family Weekend.

MAXIMIZING RESOURCES The Center’s footprint consists of two former classrooms outfitted for academic research and market data analysis. The laboratory space comprises 25 computer work stations where students and faculty can collect and analyze data, using highly sophisticated software for data mining and predictive analytics. The software was provided by IBM through its Academic Initiative for Cloud, a new program that utilizes the latest educational materials and methodologies to introduce students to emerging cloud technologies.

The second classroom boasts a state-of-the-art focus group setup, fully equipped with audio and video recording, projection screen, and both wired and wireless Internet access. To ensure the two rooms remain multipurpose and cost-effective, the laboratory can be called into service as a computer lab, while the focus group area can be used to hold small conferences and meetings, or configured for market research, psychology experiments, and other academic uses, thus pairing state-of-the-art function with total utilization.

Concurrent with the opening of the new Center is the introduction of two new majors that will better prepare students for careers in public policy and the private sector. Launching next spring are Communication in a Digital World, a gateway course for the Market Data Analytics major, and Public Service as a Career, which goes toward the Public Policy major. According to President Flynn, “The Fishlinger Center for Public

Celebrating The Fishlinger CenterThe Fishlinger Family at the dedication of the Center in October 2015.


Policy Research has allowed us to create an important interdisciplinary academic major in public policy. Much more than a major in political science, an interdisciplinary major in public policy can build on and deepen our strengths in economics, communication, public policy, mathematics, and philosophy.”

Already, students are stepping forward to declare their interest in the new majors, and are eagerly awaiting the start of those classes in January. Meanwhile, students have organized the Mount’s first Public Policy Club, which began meeting in the fall. Other student clubs in the planning stages include a Digital Focus Club, which will explore social media, data mining, and other topics pertaining to the Market Data Analytics major.

A LANDMARK APPROACH Perhaps most exciting is the announcement of the results of the first study conducted by the Center. Dr. Donius presented a report on the study at the Human Trafficking symposium on September 25, and delivered a special presentation to alumnae/i during Reunion/Homecoming and Family Weekend, on Saturday, October 17.

The Fishlinger Center’s Advisory Board, in collaboration with the faculty and administration, chose carefully when deciding on human migration as the subject of the first study. Designed to probe multiple social issues, the study preserves a special focus on human trafficking in the U.S. According to Dr. Donius, the quality and quantity of the data collected was so wide-ranging and complex that he expects multiple reports to emerge from the first survey, with subjects ranging from domestic violence and poverty to environmental issues and affordable education.

“Not only will we be able to learn more about how the public perceives human migration, but we will also gather more perspective on how people view social issues in general,” he says. “By looking at human migration in context, instead of in isolation, we will discover the extent to which social issues compete with one another. This is a landmark approach, one that we believe has never been done before.”

The seeds of the project first began to germinate when the Fishlinger family, led by William Fishlinger and his wife, Joan, made a decision to give $1 million to the College to underwrite startup costs for a center devoted

to public opinion and responsible debate. In conversations with President Flynn, Mr. Fishlinger conveyed his vision of a place where great minds, great intention, and great commitment could be brought together in a central hub. “I envisioned a research center where serious, important issues—what I call transcendent issues, the compelling problems of social justice that apply to people all over the world—could be addressed in a serious way by serious people,” said Mr. Fishlinger.

PROMOTING REAL CHANGE The Center’s main activity will be to conduct public policy research on carefully selected social justice issues for the purpose of creating meaningful dialog—and change. “The purpose was not merely to establish another polling organization,” Mr. Fishlinger said. “There are other agencies doing that, and doing it well. At the Fishlinger Center, the goal is to gather and present information about critical social issues to multiple constituencies. We are creating an instrument that can be placed in the hands of the academic community, and ultimately with legislators who can promote real change.”

And why here? Why did the Fishlinger family invest in the College of Mount Saint Vincent as the setting for an innovative center for public policy? “When I look at this institution’s history of addressing society’s most serious and pressing issues, it’s clear that the Mount has a moral, ethical backbone, and a deep commitment to positive social change,” says Mr. Fishlinger. “The missions of the Center and the College are wholly compatible.”

This multi-pronged benefit to the College is a driving factor for Mr. Fishlinger. “The Center not only adds value by allowing students to engage in a deeply important area of study,” he says. “As the Center’s reputation grows and more studies are released, it’s entirely feasible that we’ll begin hearing the Mount cited in the media, the way you now hear mentions of Marist or Quinnipiac. To have a Center that applies serious study to transcending issues, both here and globally, and that offers great value to the institution by enhancing both the student experience and the College’s visibility—that’s how our gift becomes enduring and more meaningful. It fulfills our family’s mission to make a positive impact in the world. We are happy to devote ourselves to the Mount, and we look forward to a long relationship.”


MAJOR GIFTS

THE COLLEGE OF MOUNT SAINT VINCENT is proud to recognize the exceptional support of our alumnae/i and friends who contributed a major gift of $5,000 or more to the College during the 2014-2015 fiscal year. Their generous donations allow us to continue to improve and expand all facets of the College. This year, the following donors made gifts at this level or higher.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Anonymous (2)

Rosemary T. Berkery ‘75 and Robert J. Hausen

John F. Caruso ‘82 and Elizabeth Caruso*

Vita A. Cassese ‘70 and Andre Mardon*

Gail Vance Civille ‘65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

Cristóbal and Kamaryn Conde

Conserv Construction, Inc. Don Brennan Vice President

Noreen M. Culhane ‘72

Margaret L. Decker ‘43†

Jean Ames DeNunzio ‘55 and Ralph DeNunzio David A. DeNunzio Peter D. DeNunzio Thomas R. DeNunzio DeNunzio Foundation

Noreen Doyle ‘71

William J. and Joan Fishlinger

Elizabeth H. Fuller

Patrick P. and Margaret M. Grace Santa Maria Foundation

Mary Murray Houlihan ‘47 and James Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

William M. O’Connor

Helene Connellan O’Neil ‘48

MaryBeth Lavallee Pullum ‘71 and Stephen Pullum

The Louis & Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Joan M. Squires ‘73 and Thomas J. Moran*

Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz ‘49

Katherine Canavan Weber ‘39†

Susan Leonard Whitney ‘72 and John Whitney

Monica Reddy Wood ‘76 and Jerome Wood

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Anonymous (4)

Kathleen Butler ‘74

Chartwells Dining Services Greg Coady, Executive Vice President

D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc.

Robert E. Dillon† and Alice S. Dillon

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ‘80 and Ronald Dolecki Ayco Charitable Foundation

Joan E. Donovan ‘48*

Doty Family Foundation

Edmund C. Duffy

ELS Language Centers

Environetics Group Architects P.C.


Claire-Anne Gray ‘69

Install It, Inc.

Carmine Lippolis Lippolis Electric, Inc.

C. Helen Lovell ‘55

Carol Merritt McCaffrey ‘66 and David McCaffrey*

Mary McGinley ‘55 and Roger Gibeault

Rosita Stagg Medler ‘57 and Raymond Medler

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke

Mutual of America

Maureen Ryan Noonan ‘89*

Deryck A. Palmer and Carmen Lawrence Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of New York, Inc.

Raul Rivera Primerica Financial Services

Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

Irwin S. Scherzer Foundation

Gertrude A. Schlachter ‘35

Marion McCann Short ‘45

Monica Smith ‘90 and Amy Smith Marketsmith, Inc.

UGL Unicco

Arthur Williams Residuary Trust

Kristin Trahan and Craig Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC

Sheila Culkin Wollen ‘61

BAYLEY CIRCLE Anonymous (2)

Cecilia Favorini Balog ‘66 and Robert Balog

Christine Moynihan Barr ‘73 and William Barr

Mary A. Christie ‘60

Margaret Mitty Conroy ‘49†

Angela Donovan ‘65

Marie A. Dooley ‘64

Ever Well Health

John Foley Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Carol Moran Frohlinger ‘75

Margaret Mullooly Hannan ‘78 and Robert Hannan* Bob Hannan Agency, Inc.

Martha McHugh Hubbard ‘62 and Johnny Hubbard

Hudson Valley Bank James Landry, Chairman

Maria McGovern Hyson ‘65 and Franklin Hyson*

Joan Backer Maddy ‘50

Mary Beth Malone ‘75

Valerie E. Mastronardi ‘61 Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Karen Kopera McCall ‘74 and Thomas McCall

Catherine E. McDermott ‘61

Mary Donlon Morrison ‘44

Kathleen Rubsam Muleski ‘72 and Robert Muleski

John W. and Joan Neary

Barbara Patocka ‘68 and Everett Mattlin*

Helen Quinn Riso ‘40

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz

Pauline Van Hook Sierens ‘45

Thompson & Knight Foundation

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015. †Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.


TE LAUDAMUS

TE LAUDAMUS, LATIN FOR “WE PRAISE YOU,” is a special recognition of individuals, companies, and foundations whose sustained giving throughout the years to the College of Mount Saint Vincent has amounted to $100,000 or more. We are deeply grateful to these donors, and we recognize that their commitment has played a critical role in helping to provide Mount stu-dents with the excellent education that continues to open doors to their future.

Anonymous (11)

Stefano and Carole Acunto

George I. Alden Trust

Altman Foundation

Margaret De Naouley Avant †

Ave Maria Foundation Thomas S. Monaghan

Marion Goepfert Baker ‘34 †


Thomas M. Barry and Susan C. Waltman

Helen Williamson Benziger ‘48 †


Booth Ferris Foundation

Frances Conlon Breeding ‘32 †

Anna C. Brennan ‘29 †

Gladys Brooks Foundation

Brothers of the Christian Schools

Jean F. Callahan ‘48

Vita A. Cassese ‘70 and Andre Mardon

CBS, Inc.


Gail Vance Civille ‘65 and Francis Civille Sensory Spectrum

Anita Clausen ‘32 †

Helen Higgins Clausen ‘48 and Tom Clausen †


Conserv Construction, Inc. Don Brennan, Vice President


Helen Stafford Curry ‘35

Joseph P. Decaminada † and Genevieve Decaminada

Margaret L. Decker ‘43 †


Robert E. Dillion † and Alice S. Dillon

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ‘80 and Ronald Dolecki

Joan E. Donovan ‘48

Marie J. Doty † and George E. Doty † Doty Family Foundation

Ellen Dennehy Doyle ‘41 †

Noreen Doyle ‘71

Anne Ducey ‘35 †

Edmund C. Duffy

Carol Anne Dupraz ‘61 †


Margaret Markey Evans ‘44 †



Dorothy Flynn ‘36 †

Patrick Foley † and Ann Foley †

Mary Louise Formato

Kathleen Whelan Frame ‘40 †

Elizabeth H. Fuller

Future Leadership Foundation, Inc.

Margaret June Gallon ‘45 †

Grace Foundation, Inc.

Margaret F. Grace†

Patrick P. and Margaret M. Grace

Adelaide Hannan ‘47 †

Margaret Hart ‘33 †

The Hearst Foundation, Inc.

William Randolph Hearst Foundation, Inc.

Ann Selinger Henegan ‘49 Ann L. Henegan Private Foundation

Maureen A. Henegan ‘78 Henegan Construction Co., Inc.

Marie Herrmann † Herrmann Foundation

Michael and Maggie Hoffman Michael and Maggie Hoffman Fund of the National Catholic Community Foundation

Mary Murray Houlihan ‘47 and James G. Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

Hudson Valley Bank James Landy, Chairman

Joan Young Hurley ‘48 †

Bernadette Keegan ‘34 †

Veronica Lally Kehoe † and Jack Kehoe

Josephine Keller ‘40

Marion Kelly ‘43 †

Thomas J. Kenny and Susan McMillan

Eleanor Shoughrue Kling ‘30 †

George Link, Jr. Foundation


Kathryn Callahan Magaziner ‘38 †


Valerie E. Mastronardi ‘61 and Nicholas D. Mastronardi † Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Carol Merritt McCaffrey ‘66 and David McCaffrey

McCann-Erickson New York

Elizabeth McCloskey ‘34 †

Daniel J. McNamara † and Patricia Del Balso McNamara ‘49 †


Carrol A. and Margo Muccia, Jr. Muccia Family Fund

Mutual of America

National Collegiate Athletic Association



Geraldine Motta Oxley ‘51 †

Deryck A. Palmer and Carmen Lawrence

Barbara Patocka ‘68 and Everett Mattlin

Marybeth Lavallee Pullum ‘71 and Stephen Pullum


Anne O’Rourke Reid ‘32 †

Owen B. Reilly †

Elizabeth Jane Rock ‘46

The Louis and Rachel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc.

Marguerite McCabe Russo ‘31 †

Santa Maria Foundation, Inc.

Sarita Kenedy East Foundation, Inc.



The Peter Jay Sharp Foundation


SPIA Foundation

Joan M. Squires ‘73 and Thomas J. Moran

St. Vincent’s Catholic Medical Centers of NY

Kathryn Swintek ‘74 and Andre Dorra

Verizon Foundation

Walmart/The Council of Independent Colleges

Elizabeth Walsh ‘43 †

Katherine Canavan Weber ‘39 †


Ethel Wilhelm ‘29 †


Dorinda and Mark Winkelman


This list has been compiled based on Donor records since 1987.

Elizabeth Seton Society $25,000 and above • Saint Vincent’s Leaders $10,000 - $24,999 • Bayley Circle $5,000 - $9,99 • Founders Guild $2,500 - $4,999 • Castle Society $1,000 - $2,499 • Topaz Circle $500 - $999 • Louise De Marillac Society $250 - $499 • White and Gold Club $100 - $249.


2015 SCHOLARSHIP DINNER CONTRIBUTORS

CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP TRIBUTE DINNER support the College Scholarship Fund, and allow us to provide the greatest educational opportunities to qualified students.

The College of Mount Saint Vincent hosted its annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner at Cipriani Wall Street on Wednesday, May 6, 2015 to support scholarships for talented and deserving students. The College honored William M. O’Connor, a partner in the New York office of Thompson & Knight LLP, where he serves as co-chair of the Real Estate Capital Markets Practice Group, and Sgt. Cheryl C. Shea, of the New York City Police Department’s Office of the Deputy Commissioner for Training. Scholarship Tribute Dinner honorees are recognized for their personal, professional, and civic achievements that uphold the College’s mission.

The event raised more than $508,565 for the College’s Scholarship Fund.

Steven Abbattista OLA Consulting Engineers, PC

Ace Party Rentals

Stefano and Carole Acunto

Ryan Anderson

Colette Atkins

Doris Hall Aul ‘47

Lynn Bagliebter Hudson Valley Bank

Blanche Micciche Barresi ‘59 and Joseph Barresi

Jeffrey Baynon

Joseph Behan

Rosemary T. Berkery ‘75 and Robert Hausen

BMSCAT

Margaret P. Broderick ‘74

Bruce S. Brickman & Associates, Inc.

Helen Generosa Bruno ‘65

Rosalie Buchanan ‘90

Marian Brady Burke ‘47 and Francis Burke

Lynn R. Callagy

James and Patricia Campbell

John F. Caruso ‘82 and Elizabeth Caruso


Joseph M. Cassin Cassin & Cassin LLP

C. Edward and Karen Chaplin MBIA Inc.

Chartwells Dining Services

Josephine Gatto Cione †



Conserv Construction, Inc.

Elise Conway


Bridget Kinney Cusack ‘65 and Robert Cusack

Jonathan T. Davis

Kevin DeGroat

Peter D. DeNunzio and Ciara Burnham

Edward Dolan DJJ Technologies

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ‘80 and Ronald Dolecki

James Donius

Marie Dooley ‘64

Edmund C. Duffy

Christine Duncan

George Dunn Merrill Lynch

Alyson Dym S. Klahr, Inc.

Howard Dym D.H.I. Construction Services, Inc.

Marion and Lee Eagan


Environetics

Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.

Paul Errico Let’s Dance Music, Inc.

Chris Fazio Approved Oil

Andy Fetyko Ever Well Health


Ina Fitch Academic Federal Credit Union


Netty Fung

Christopher and Regina Gallagher

Virginia Giovinco ‘48

Peter Gisolfi Peter Gisolfi Associates LLP

Manuel Gomez MG Security Services LLC

Heather Gostomski ‘09

Joan Hesselbacher Graburn ‘62


Christopher Graham McKenna Long

Honoree William M. O’Connor, honoree Cheryl C. Shea, Chair of the Board of Trustees Noreen M. Culhane ‘72, Scholarship Tribute Dinner Co-Chair and Trustee Stephen A. Manzi, and President Charles L. Flynn, Jr.



Andy and Vivien Greenberg

Ann Iannuzzi Guglielmo ‘54

Steven M. and Lynn Hayes

Maureen A. Henegan ‘78 Henegan Construction

Nathaniel Higgins ‘03

Anne Marlborough Horan ‘51

Lee Innocenti ‘70 Performance Strategies, Ltd.

J.C. Kane

Salman A. Akbar Khan Stabilis Capital Management

Mary Jane Faherty Kidd ‘61

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Kinney

Sean Lane J.P. Morgan

Langan

Honorable Jennifer Lapey

Alan Leavitt Lane Capital Partners

Ken and Marla Levine

Doris Lindbergh ‘70


Guy Lometti

Alex MacFarlane Gowlings


Marie Koch Manning ‘54

Stephen A. and Carla Manzi

Tony Marconi Corporate Synergies Group

Mary Beth Martin

Nicholas Martin, Vice President PNC Bank

Valerie E. Mastronardi and Christopher Davis Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Chris Mazzei Chris Mazzei Services LLC

Michael J. McGovern

Evelyn Seeler McKay and John McKay Thompson & Knight LLP

Alice Corr McLoughlin ‘63 and William McLoughlin

Ann McNulty

Dorothy Whelan Meehan ‘66 and Dennis Meehan

Madeleine and John Melkonian

Meridian Risk Management

Monsignor Scanlan High School

Thomas J. Moran Mutual of America

Donna Moriarty

Paul W. Mourning and Laura K. Locke


Dennis and Charlene O’Connor

Kathleen A. O’Connor

William M. O’Connor Thompson & Knight LLP

Onyx Equities, LLC

Marilyn Osweiler Stamats Communications, Inc.

Deryck A. Palmer Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

Richard L. Pinto Commercial Kitchens, Inc.

Michael P. Quinn ‘11


Teresita Ramirez

Daniel T. Regan

Elizabeth Reilly ‘78

Titos Ritsatos

Ann Rodier

Rose Press, Inc.

Sharon T. Sager ‘73 Sager Swasey Partners, UBS

Cosmo Saginario, Partner Grant Thornton LLP

Alfred R. Schor Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company


Cheryl C. Shea

Matthew Shields

Jonathan Schultz

Fred Sievert

Southampton Engineering Services

Eileen Spear ‘90

Michael J. Spicer and Kathleen Spicer Saint Joseph’s Medical Center

Joan M. Squires ‘73 and Thomas J. Moran

Sarah Stevenson

Supertrans, NY Inc.

Taconic Heating & Cooling, Corp.

TD Bank


Jason Torres ‘98

Natalie Robinson Treanor ‘65

UGL Unicco


Gary Usling Brauti Thorning Zibarras

Daniel Vasquez Install It, Inc.

Regina Burke Vassak ‘66

Dawn Velez

Raymond Velez

Fitzgerald Ventura InterCity Agency, Inc.

Pamela Ventura ‘09

W.B. Mason Company


Joan Dircks Walsh ‘81 Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Tom Watson

Sally White McAllister & Quinn

Susan Leonard Whitney ‘72 and John Whitney*

W. Adam Wichern III

Vaughn C. Williams Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP & Affiliates

J. Gregory Winchester

Kristin and Craig Winford

Kristin Trahan Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC


Thomas and Pamela Workman Life Insurance Council of New York, Inc.

Kelly Wrenn

Kristin Yanniello ‘13

Michael and Diane Yanniello

Edward and Mara Zukowski

Mount Saint Vincent students celebrate at the annual fundraising gala.



PRESIDENT’S ASSOCIATES

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE SUPPORT of our alumnae/i and friends who contribute $1,000 or more in annual gifts to the College each year.

ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Anonymous (2)


John F. Caruso ‘82 and Elizabeth Caruso






Margaret L. Decker ‘43†


Noreen Doyle ‘71


Elizabeth H. Fuller


Mary Murray Houlihan ‘47 and James G. Houlihan James G. Houlihan Family Partnership



Marybeth Lavallee Pullum ‘71 and Stephen Pullum

Louis & Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Joan M. Squires ‘73 and Thomas J. Moran*


Katherine Canavan Weber ‘39†



SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Anonymous (4)

Kathleen Butler ‘74



Robert E. Dillon† and Alice S. Dillon

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ‘80 and Ronald Dolecki Ayco Charitable Foundation

Joan E. Donovan ‘48


Edmund C. Duffy


Environetics Group Architects PC


Claire-Anne Gray ‘69

Install It, Inc.



Carol Merritt McCaffrey ‘66 and David McCaffrey

Mary McGinley ‘55 and Roger Gibeault


Paul W. Mourning and Laura L. Locke

Maureen Ryan Noonan ‘89

Deryck A. Palmer and Carmen Lawrence Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP







Monica Smith ‘90 and Amy Smith Marketsmith, Inc.

Mutual of America

UGL Unicco


Kristin Trahan Winford and Craig Winford Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC

Sheila Culkin Wollen ‘61

BAYLEY CIRCLE Anonymous (2)

Cecilia Favorini Balog ‘66 and Robert Balog


Mary A. Christie ‘60

Margaret Mitty Conroy ‘49†

Angela Donovan ‘65

Marie A. Dooley ‘64

Ever Well Health

John Foley Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Carol Moran Frohlinger ‘75

Margaret Mullooly Hannan ‘78 and Robert Hannan Bob Hannan Agency, Inc.

Martha McHugh Hubbard ‘62 and Johnny Hubbard


Maria McGovern Hyson ‘65 and Franklin Hyson

Joan Backer Maddy ‘50


Valerie E. Mastronardi ‘61 Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

Karen Kopera McCall ‘74 and Thomas McCall

Catherine E. McDermott ‘61


Kathleen Rubsam Muleski ‘72 and Robert Muleski


Barbara Patocka ‘68 and Everett Mattlin

Helen Quinn Riso ‘40

H. Gerard and Suzanne Seitz Seitz Family Partnership

Pauline Van Hook Sierens ‘45


FOUNDERS GUILD Anonymous

Patricia Halpin Albo ‘71

Matthew Arduino ‘79

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Mary Frances Barrett ‘70

C. Edward and Karen Chaplin

Corporate Synergies Group

Jane Toal Daly ‘56

Mary Lee Perillo Danaher ‘74 and John Danaher

Joan Dircks Walsh ‘81 Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc.

Deirdre T. Flynn

Lois Gassmann ‘72

Mary E. Halloran ‘79

Steven M. Hayes

Maureen Henegan ‘78 Henegan Construction Co. Inc.

Sophia Yan Liu ‘69

Mary Lively ‘68

Stephen A. and Carla Manzi

Cordelia Orlando Merolla ‘38

Nassau/Suffolk Chapter

Michelle Shamoun Polityka ‘65

Tyrone Service

Gary Usling

W. Adam Wichern, III

CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Ross Aglietti ‘65

AIG

Anne Marie Anastasio ‘67

Kathleen Edery Anderson ‘66

Approved Oil

Colette Atkins

Jacqueline Kocur Babyak ‘91

Margaret Mary Bambury ‘57

Frances Carr Barletta ‘58

Ann Maher Barlow ‘78

Judith Tartaglione Bautz ‘61

Rosita Medler Bellington ‘85

Doreen Donohue Berlesky ‘84

Margaret Farrelly Broderick ‘74

Margaret Cook Bronner ‘84

Clare Codyre Brooks ‘57

Marian Brady Burke ‘47

Marie Florio Carlson ‘70

Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci ‘76

Jane Drury Cassidy ‘65

Joseph M. Cassin Cassin & Cassin LLP

Patricia Cekoric ‘97

Chris Mazzei Services LLC

Eileen Daly Chusid ‘62

Louise Crisona Ciulla ‘63

Kay Palmer Clarke ‘55

Helen Higgins Clausen ‘48

Nancy Oshirak Clerkin ‘55

Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.†Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.


A. Joan Taylor Connor ‘54 Francis J. Connor Charitable Lead

Catherine Sheelen Cooke ‘57

Bridget Kinney Cusack. ‘65

Fayne McGrath Daniels ‘52

Kathryn Dorgan Daughton ‘47

Kevin DeGroat

DJJ Technologies

Susan Lake Donnelly ‘85

Regina Thonus Dowd ‘71

Maureen Silk Driscoll ‘63

Sharon Zieman Duggan ‘63

Christine Duncan

Julia Dunne ‘48

Carol Anne Dupraz ‘61†

Rosemary Sheridan Durkin ‘62

Mary Ellen Duva Dux ‘60


Ellen Farley ‘62

Ina Fitch Academic Federal Credit Union

Elizabeth Madigan Freher ‘59

Elsa Monzon Frisco ‘63

Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner ‘51

Marie Freeman Gallagher ‘53

Nancy Kudgus Geysen ‘63

Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello ‘68

Peter Gisolfi Peter Gisolfi Associates

Jeannine Mally Glazewski ‘72

Marianne and Walter Gomoka

Mary Lynch Granger ‘65

Thomas J. Grant, Sr.

Grant Thornton LLP

Andrew Greenberg

Margaret Taylor Griffen ‘49

Mary Connelly Griffin ‘68

Joanne Guerriero ‘77

Nancy Haley

Jean Kenna Heins ‘80

Mary Higgins Clark and John Conheeney

Denise Higgins ‘79

Patricia Liberatore Hogan ‘85


Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone ‘86

InterCity Agency, Inc.

Ann Novellino Kazak ‘58

Diane Nicholson Keenan ‘53

Catherine and Russell Kennedy

Eileen Kerins ‘67

Patricia Kiernan ‘44

Susan Butler Kilby ‘69

Virginia Murray Kingsbury ‘55

Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin ‘66

Rosina Nadal Kling ‘78

Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles ‘53

Dorothy Estabrook Kovak ‘77

Doris M. Laffan ‘47

Ann Marie Lafferty ‘62, S.C.

Lane Capital Partners


Beatrice Chao Lee ‘54

Edward A. Lesser

Ken Levine

Mary Sullivan Linhart ‘59

Maria Padoch Liteplo ‘65

Virginia LiVolsi ‘65

Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau ‘65

Annette Armishaw Maiberger ‘66

Marianne Tyndall Malague ‘59

Michelle Mally ‘70

Marie Koch Manning ‘54

Sally McDermott Mannion ‘65

Donna Murphy Maresca ‘83

Mary Beth Martin

Margaret Gallagher McCarthy ‘73

Julianne Imperato McGinley ‘61

Virginia Feehan McGlone ‘61

Margaret McGovern ‘51

Richard McGrath

Marguerite Engels McHale ‘80

Eileen Higgins McHugh ‘71

Michael E. McHugh

Evelyn McKay

Rose Kelly McTague ‘68


Mary Jean Gaffney Minahan ‘47

Mary Molloy ‘77

Mary E. Mulhearn ‘71

Terese Mulligan ‘45

Rosemarie Naimo ‘53

Regina Melly Napolitano ‘85

Jeanette Ferris Nassour ‘47

Deirdre O’Connor ‘83

Patricia Cantore O’Connor ‘70

Barbara O’Neil ‘56

Pamela Burke O’Neil ‘70

Judith Yamarone Pasqua ‘64

Theresa Pelone Perna ‘61

Margaret Rappelt Pezzolo ‘44

Eileen Kramer Phelps ‘59

PNC Bank

Jane Tully Porter ‘43

Eileen Power ‘77

Margaret Mancuso Quigley ‘71

Susan Leonard Realmuto ‘69

Patricia Green Reed ‘57

Margaret Reedy ‘73

Catherine Reilly ‘70

Christine L. Reilly ‘75

Ann Melillo Richardson ‘60

Mary Ellen O’Kane Ryan ‘57

June Saal ‘46

Sharon T. Sager ‘73

Saint Joseph’s Medical Center

Mary Maggiore Schmidt ‘63

Susan Cullen Schwartz ‘65

Mary Segers ‘61

Cheryl C. Shea

Fred Sievert

Elaine Sloan ‘66

Mary Lou Theiss Smith ‘50

Joan F. Smyth

Honorable Joseph Solimine, Sr.

Eileen Spear ‘90

Stabilis Capital Management

Stamats Communications, Inc.

Marie Gerne Stanton ‘57

Rosemary Fath Steel ‘50

Alice Grim Stenson ‘57

Anne Strianese ‘71

Supertrans, NY Inc.


TD Bank

Jeanne Havender Tobin ‘54

Karen Boykin Towns ‘87

Kathleen Tracey ‘48, S.C.

Patricia K. Turner ‘56

Lena Vanable ‘09

Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut ‘64

Maria Vullo ‘84

Raymond Walker


Patricia Corvi Widmer ‘78

Ellen West Wittig ‘61

Joan Woods ‘57

Mary Beth Colligan Woods ‘69

Thomas E. and Pamela Workman

John and Sharon Wu

Joanne Marona Wuest ‘51

Vera Endres Zapata ‘74

Deborah Lamb Ziegler ‘68

Mary Edward Zipf ‘62, S.C.


197 DONORS TO THE ANNUAL FUNDTOTAL CONTRIBUTED:

$631,000

Sister Mary Edward Zipf ‘62, honoree Elizabeth R. Brown ’68, Sister Kathleen Tracey ‘48, honoree Catherine McDermott ’61, and President Charles L. Flynn, Jr., celebrate at the annual Ad Laudem Dei ceremony, recognizing the honorees’ accomplishments.


ALUMNAE/ALUMNI CONTRIBUTORS

OUR ALUMNAE/I ARE EXTRAORDINARY in their support of their alma mater, and we gratefully acknowledge the gifts they have made to the College. Contributions received from those whose names appear below were used in support of all funds and projects from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.

1935Donors: 1 Total Contributed: $10,000

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Gertrude Schlachter


FOUNDERS GUILD Cordelia Orlando Merolla

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosemary Kennedy Whalen


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Katherine Canavan Weber†


BAYLEY CIRCLE Helen Quinn Riso

TOPAZ CIRCLE Marie Rooney Lumelleau

1941Donors: 2 Total Contributed: $300

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Fleming Connolly Bobette Hayden Watson


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Marian Burke Miller Eileen McQuade Vastola†

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helen Dougherty McCormick Marjory Niewenhous Sherman


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Margaret L. Decker†

CASTLE SOCIETY Jane Tully Porter

TOPAZ CIRCLE Ann Geering Cross*

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret M. MacDonald Kathleen Kelly O’Neill

DONOR Loretta LeBlanc Hawkins


BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Donlon Morrison

CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Kiernan Margaret Rappelt Pezzolo

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Sylvia Repetto Larkin

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marjorie Schremp Gormley K. Jeanne Van Hook Leonard Mary Wood Longo


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Marion McCann Short

BAYLEY CIRCLE Pauline Van Hook Sierens

CASTLE SOCIETY Terese Mulligan*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Helen Hanrahan Kelly Justine Schmalzl Smith Marie Rotondi Straton

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Buckley Boerner

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosaria D’Angelo Iadavaia

DONOR Julia Cahillane Doyle Margaret Locker Wright


CASTLE SOCIETY June Saal

TOPAZ CIRCLE Frances Schug Grace

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Colleen Welch Citarella Anne Connellan, S.C. Mary Jane Lawlor DePhillips Mary Niewenhous Gormley Anne Rowan Harrington Norma Curran Niederbuhl


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Mary Murray Houlihan

CASTLE SOCIETY Marian Brady Burke Kathryn Dorgan Daughton Doris M. Laffan Mary Jean Gaffney Minahan Jeanette Ferris Nassour

TOPAZ CIRCLE Margaret Newman Kelly

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Doris Hall Aul Honorine Kendrick Wallack

DONOR Rita Edwards Rudy


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Helene Connellan O’Neil

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Joan Donovan*

CASTLE SOCIETY Helen Higgins Clausen Julia Dunne Kathleen Tracey, S.C.


200 alumnae/i and friends participated in the College’s 3 Day Giving Challenge, resulting in a donation of $2,000 from the Academic Federal Credit Union to the Annual Fund.


TOPAZ CIRCLE Marjory Farley Virginia Giovinco

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Alberta Blasewitz Augusta Heinzmann Burke Mary Cullen Foehrenbach

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Dorothy Devereux Bigley Theresa Brennan Casey Arlene Jones Cimino Janette Kelley DeCamp Mildred Lipuscek Halsch Kathleen Armour Knowles Mary Breen McLaughlin Lillian Harnett Mooney Eileen Donlin Munisteri

DONOR Anna May McGinnis Barclay Ellen Lockwood McCormack Lucille Licata Weigel


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Edna Sandroni Ulasewicz

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Taylor Griffen

TOPAZ CIRCLE Noreen Haggerty Rosemary Lally Inlow Mary Louise Mulligan MacFarland Joan Klintworth Walsh

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Tamagnini Arrighi Grace Keegan Bulger Joan Miller Hagan

Ann Taber Hassett Sally Sferrazza Pipitone Irene Carroll Sager Josephine Coppola Urban* Joan Dunn Walsh Margherita Yon Martha Crowley Zebrowski

DONOR Virginia Gigante Audino Margaret Hooper Flynn Patricia Dugone Gambarelli Barbara Bauer McGloin Mary McGovern Warner


BAYLEY CIRCLE Joan Backer Maddy

CASTLE SOCIETY Mary Lou Theiss Smith Rosemary Fath Steel

TOPAZ CIRCLE Lucille Sassano Hawkins Gloria D’Angelo Ingrao

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anne Gallagher

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Dorothy Ryan Fay Margaret Bell Flattery Wilda O’Donnell Gazik Patricia Galvin Grogan Audrey Heckendom McCue Helen Carron McLoughlin Jean Callahan Reardon Dorothy Wendel Sutter Joan Lieber Sweeney Mary Ann Rigney Thomson Ann Whelan Walters

DONOR Olga Olcese DeNapoli Dorothy Duffy Murphy Elinor Connor O’Brien Dorothy Altman Weisert Ann Rutledge Wojcicki


CASTLE SOCIETY Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner Margaret McGovern Joanne Marona Wuest

TOPAZ CIRCLE Claire Perini Caimano Claire Weiskopf Cross Anne Marlborough Horan Elizabeth Dwyer Ryan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Edna Kiernan Cahill Marjorie Whelan Hanawalt Kathryn Glennon Ryan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Geraldine McNeil Baldwin Eileen Murphy Blessington Constance Hunt Brown Joanne McKeon Cummings Elizabeth Mulvihill Doyle Dorothea Harth Elizabeth Murray Kuhn Leda McNally Marrano Angela Connellan Murphy Marie Murphy Rosemary Murray* Jeanne Walsh Nielsen Edna Nunes North Elaine Palatine Joan Kennedy Ryan Joanne Deasy Sebetic

Elizabeth Collins Shea Evelyn Muller Spellerberg

DONOR Jane Carey Burke Joan Pfeifer Grau Doris Degeorge Halliwell Dorothea Harth Janet Walsh Vollrath


CASTLE SOCIETY Fayne McGrath Daniels

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Rosemary Golden Cummins Joan Kline Dickson Marybeth Coyle Lyons Madeline Pagano Salustri

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ann Dolores Ferraro Ashton Evelyn Valdejuly Boake Geraldine O’Reilly Devine Mary Sullivan Flinn Marie Walsh Hayman

L. Patricia McGeough Lindsell Nancy Johnson O’Keefe Franca Battente Sparacio Rosalie Wilson Steiner Rosemarie Charbonneau Wagner Jane Denman Zimmerman

DONOR Grace Quinn Connors Nancy Braun Cotter Jeanne Magagna Deuschle Paulette Hamway Didato Roberta Toscano Dimaria Anne De Groat Herrfurth Margaret Dowie Jellett Marion Malara Marotta Irene Shea McCrory Martha Heindel Meyer Lorraine Piretra O’Connell


CASTLE SOCIETY Marie Freeman Gallagher Diane Nicholson Keenan Mary Ann Fenlon Knowles Rosemarie Naimo

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Stock Felber† Margaret Paglia Wellman

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Ronan Monterosso Helen Pitassy York

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Helen Cifra Alameda Margaret Cummings Driscoll Joan Zambetti Kruger Patricia Lawlor Luongo Agnes Cullen Maurer



Mary Geary McLaughlin Sally Todd Murphy Mary Wadden Russell Jane Ann Kaiser Singleton Mary Bock Wolf

DONOR Marilyn Mohrenweiser Anderson Marcia Whitmore Collins Mary Ann Garisto, S.C. Patricia Ryan Jackson Althea Clark King Joan Kunz McDermott


CASTLE SOCIETY Beatrice Chao Lee A. Joan Taylor Connor Marie Koch Manning Jeanne Havender Tobin

TOPAZ CIRCLE Elma Pasquinelli Vescovi*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Garvey Glock Ann Iannuzzi Guglielmo Patricia Anderson Pittari

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Theresa Maddalo Blose Barbara Leidinger Clark Marilyn Blake Foster Angela Scarola Gray Mary Shaw Griffin Jean Keeley Hammonds Patricia Riehm Reinhold

DONOR Virginia Bianco Pappalardo Priscilla Lamb Sassi Marian Segale Teresa Pianotti Weeks


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Jean Ames DeNunzio

SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS C. Helen Lovell Mary McGinley

CASTLE SOCIETY Kay Palmer Clarke Nancy Oshirak Clerkin Virginia Murray Kingsbury

TOPAZ CIRCLE Florence Sendlbeck Fialk Eileen LaTerra Sagui

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Nance Lefrancois Brittis Barbara Lynch Brizzolara Cathleen Schaefer Chapey Marilyn Clarke Rita Dempsey Dieck Mary Connellan Dougherty JoAnne Abbazia Dugdale Barbara Kennedy Elizabeth Schmidt Leparik Naida Arroyo Pabon Virginia Curran Rederer Maralyn Wagner Turney

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Susanna McFadden Cassidy Lillian Carron Dietz Therese Leonard Hartel Laura Plover Horigan Eleanor Cantine Knightly Anna O’Dea Morris Rosemary Robb Myers Erlinda Millonado Reyes Kathleen Delaney Schafer Katherine Wenton Strakosch Clare Leonard Sutter Rose Marie Voelker

DONOR Jane Petrillo Arciero Patricia Doyle Brasch Helen Rouge Carey Maureen Wolf Coleman Mary Sheridan Fox Patricia Caplis Kelly Nancy Lischke McCaffery Mary Campion Moore Carolyn Burns O’Brien Jeanine Canales Pratt Elizabeth Tierney


FOUNDERS GUILD Jane Toal Daly

CASTLE SOCIETY Barbara O’Neil* Patricia K. Turner

TOPAZ CIRCLE Veronica Lynch Ryan Mary Ann McGlynn Traska

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Fitzmorris Callan Margaret Hannon Capozzi Gail Kelley Marie Mulligan Lauria Bernadette Liegey Theresa De Cola Medlar Rita Devereux Sgammato

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Bradley Brown Kathryn Collins Anne Melly Doherty Eleanor Donohue Lorraine Hausler Ghibaudi Mary Gavin Hull Rita Demeo MacDonald Rosemary Kane Mahoney Margaret Fischer O’Grady Annette Pichette Seaman Georgia Strong Alice Malone Von Schaumburg

DONOR Jean Fasano Eder Maria Grimaldi Patricia Tiernan Johnstone Maryann Murray Kiesel Gloria Lew Veronica Liegey, S.C. Elizabeth Connellan McGahren Astrid Richie O’Brien Mary Humphrey Rosenthal Judith Burns Squire


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Rosita Stagg Medler

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Mary Bambury Clare Codyre Brooks Catherine Sheelen Cooke Patricia Green Reed Mary Ellen O’Kane Ryan Marie Gerne Stanton Alice Grim Stenson Joan Woods

TOPAZ CIRCLE Arline Durnin Braswell Ann M. English* Catherine Collier Hertz Patricia Dolan Nolan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Dolores Carter Farrell Winifred Bate Hughes Kathleen Stevenson Martineau

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Gloria Galli Albertelli Barbara Vandernoot Betkowski Mary Grace Palazzo Black Geraldine O’Connor Block Marlene Mawson Carney Constance Clarkin Ernenwein Elizabeth O’Dea Kennedy Joan Fields Klos Elizabeth Felleman Langiulli Rita McGrath McGuire Rose Clancy McKenna Carol Cunningham Moran Helen Romano Mulligan Donna Murphy Monica Wohlfert Oudens Betty Lou Manahan Polk Patricia A. Peters Ryder Helen Clark Thiemann Sally Masterson Tierney Diane Mawson Walker

DONOR Mary Quinn Bohan Julia Horgan Anita Kelley Klan Celeste Lucchini Barbara Ann McCabe O’Brien Mary Churcher Porras Ann Reid Powers Marie McGann Reddy Eleanor Keeshan Smith Mary Vigliotti Stangl Joan Fox Stewart


CASTLE SOCIETY Frances Carr Barletta* Ann Novellino Kazak

TOPAZ CIRCLE Rita Farrelly Lynn Moffett Ferrick Dahlia Napolitano Penachio

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Lou Dunlay Faust Eileen Sullivan Gallagher Loretta Moriarty Sauerwein

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ida Di Bernardo Annicelli Virginia Meyer Boehm Agnes DeRose Elizabeth Pirundini Gallacher Brenda Leonard Mary Ellen Bowen McNamara Marie McGovern Melillo Patricia O’Connell Jean McKenna O’Donnell Josephine Liotta Oliveri Gail Pizzuti Marilynn Depp Prunty Jane Dahlke Reichard Marie Devincenzo Ross Virginia Schilling Ann Reinders Tobin

DONOR Joan Hogan Joyce Patricia Cooke McGuinness Catherine McCabe MacDonald McKechnie Liselott Fielding Rooney Anne Sabatini Suzanne Leddy Silkworth Catherine McCann Smith


CASTLE SOCIETY Elizabeth Madigan Freher Mary Sullivan Linhart Marianne Tyndall Malague* Eileen Kramer Phelps

TOPAZ CIRCLE Sandra Galate

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Rosemary Campbell Teresa Paterniani Cooper Barbara Glista Helen Fitzpatrick Latham Ann Higgins McKinstry Barbara Cahill Rendich Maryann Shea Nancy Quinn Sturtevant Margaret Mulvey Vasta

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Grace Imperato Bardinelli Blanche Micciche Barresi Mary Jane Rippe Comfort Kathryn Parmelli Feeney Carol Unangst Gilmartin Sandra Doyle Hamilton Camille Colgan Hayden Marilyn Oddo Keehan Maureen Mulholland Mellitt Mary Kate Winkopp Morgan Eileen Slattery Murphy Elizabeth Cullen O’Neill Ethel Pizzuti Mary Ralston-Littman† Joellen Gill Schmidt Kathryn McVann York

DONOR Mary Magrath Dillon Nancy Murnane Engert Dorothy Freed Heiskell Judith Lancaster Koelsch Marion Deutsch Lontkowski Josephine Deluca Luceri Madeline Eboli Masterson Mary McDonnell, RSCJ Kathryn Pitkiewicz McLaughlin


Members of the Class of 1965 gather for a photo at the College’s annual Scholarship Tribute Dinner.


Pat Anderson Morgan Roberta Scott Muldoon Jean Feeley Poli Hilda Marth Wittke


BAYLEY CIRCLE Mary Christie

CASTLE SOCIETY Mary Ellen Duva Dux Ann Melillo Richardson

TOPAZ CIRCLE Adele Range Byrne Priscilla Mullins McNamara

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Anne Keating Hintz Jane Burns McDonnell Julia Tuohy Murray* Maureen O’Neil O’Connell

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth McLellan Aylmer Eugenia Brady Coffey Winifred Bowen Hinrichs

Judith Burke Horzepa Marian A. Lombardi Lorraine Fragette Mackin Mary Hutton Mauro Maureen O’Brien Monroe Carol Ann Nolan Katherine Noone Judith McLean O’Shea Barbara Rakowski Catherine Meehan Sagan Evelyn Dooley Seidman Joan Egan Smart Pauline Pincus Smith Gail Reinhard Weigel

DONOR Victoria Fodor Coulson Barbara Corbi Kaufer Patricia Pryor Keiserman Diane DeRose Murgio Penelope Franzino Murray Judith Berger Peterson Annamarie Verde Stefani


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Sheila Culkin Wollen

BAYLEY CIRCLE Valerie E. Mastronardi Catherine McDermott

CASTLE SOCIETY Judith Tartaglione Bautz Carol Anne Dupraz† Julianne Imperato McGinley Virginia Feehan McGlone Theresa Pelone Perna Mary Segers Ellen West Wittig

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Wat Trucksess Joan Weiss*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Casey Butler Mary Kitkowski Hardy Gail McVey Ryan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Nancy Sargent Anderson Ann O’Toole Carew Clara Buonagurio Dolan Antoinette Bria Fodor Roberta Farrelly Fugazzi Joyce McQuillan Gasser Barbara Hillman Horgan Barbara Josefowicz, Esq. Mary Jane Faherty Kidd Mary Jane Heim Kleindienst Geraldine Direnzo Kureck Helen Heap McGuire|Kathryn Lynch McLellan Dorothy Mullins Meyer Agnes Marshall Mulhern Mary Ann Carew Perkins Helen Gaffney Scully Cecelia Conaghan Stapleton

DONOR Marianne Kaiser Cerchio Judith Yang Chow Barbara Etchingham Mary Ellen Golden Bernardine LaMantia Patricia Reinhard Lee Anna Mullan Martin Margaret Hourigan McLoughli Mary Stuart Patricia Hurley Ward


BAYLEY CIRCLE Martha McHugh Hubbard

CASTLE SOCIETY Eileen Daly Chusid Rosemary Sheridan Durkin Ellen Farley Ann Marie Lafferty, S.C. Mary Edward Zipf, S.C.

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary McIntyre Anderson Catherine Meagher Moira Fitzpatrick O’Connor Alicia del Rosario Ong

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ingrid Stuhler Barrett Louise Lawless Delaney Kathleen Brown Finigan Bridget Toolan Fraser Jean Boyle Gooding Mary Slaker Haas

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Armstrong Amoia Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi Paula Leclair Dorn Marie Wolf Doyle Joan Hesselbacher Graburn Diane Drechsler Hoover Annette Della Cava Horvath Margaret Prior Martone Elizabeth Mazur McDonald Mary Mahon Murphy Joan Kavanagh Odud Karlene Reilly Grace Maher Reynolds Rosemary Romano Maryanne Daly Smith Maureen McCaffery Sweeney

DONOR Eileen Crosson Barker Rae Freedson Bottino* Maureen Burke Caelesi Dorothy Frohlich Mary Grace Iadevaia Michailoff Sara Jo Conaghan Mosier Dorothy Vassallo Novak Therese Lederman O’Keefe Anne Marie Koonmen Scheible

Mary Dolson Seyler Lois Studley Thomsen Laurel Cuomo Wilson


CASTLE SOCIETY Louise Crisona Ciulla Maureen Silk Driscoll Sharon Zieman Duggan Elsa Monzon Frisco Nancy Kudgus Geysen Mary Maggiore Schmidt

TOPAZ CIRCLE Louise Carini Januzzi Claire Garvey Reid

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Ellen McCarthy Crowley Mary Quill Gibbons Kathleen Godesky Glenister* Nancy Maye Habetz Rita Keller Leddy Brunjes Barbara Levinson

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth Begley Elizabeth Feehan Phyllis Distasi Keenan Jane Scileppi Lowson Claire Austin Lynch Anne Allen Mahoney* Valerie Hennessy McCarthy* Alice Corr McLoughlin Patricia Zurey Mercadante Therese Hoar Mikulka Barbara O’Grady Julianne McAuliffe Palmieri Jane McGinty Prendergast Kathleen Henry Sullivan Margaret Berard Thomson Maureen Dunican Touhey* Alice Veyvoda Mary O’Connor Viola

DONOR Catherine Morgan Bradshaw Betty Allen Cheshire Virginia Bennett Flanagan Kathryn Baranello Goldsmith Joan Stadelmann Harris


Virginia LiVolsi ‘65 and Lynne Bongiovanni, Associate Professor of English, before a ParaMount Perspectives Speaker Series.


Ellen Geis Hughes Lenore Schwartzkopf Isleib Loretta Arfi Malaspina Patricia Gibson Moran Celestina Rinaldi Siconolfi Marion Covell Sousa Joanne Walsh Carol Harty Wasilauskas


BAYLEY CIRCLE Marie Dooley

CASTLE SOCIETY Judith Yamarone Pasqua Mary Jane Spohr Vonnegut

TOPAZ CIRCLE Josephine Zerbi Eschmann* Ann Quinlan Marinucci Patricia Sweeney Neher Rosemary Hoey Pisano

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Margaret Mackin Adamo Maria Gerosa Bulis Eleanor Fleming Millar Lavonne Nemmers Pivacek

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Kathryn O’Connor Brinker Marion Desalvo Cuff MaryLou Eschmann Donofrio Maureen O’Dea Feeney Mary Myers Foley Mary Brady Harrigan Ellen Ferens Herzman Louise Roy Morgner Patricia Hayes Quattrochio Jerilynn Filip Volkman

DONOR Patricia Christman Brehm Margaret Egan, S.C. Patricia Murray Eidle Carole Sellati Eubig Kathleen Mahon Golnik

Ann Hernon-Mooney Janice Carmody Jacobs Teresa La Rocca Melanson Suzanne Wallin, S.C.


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Gail Vance Civille

BAYLEY CIRCLE Angela Donovan Maria McGovern Hyson*

FOUNDERS GUILD Michelle Shamoun Polityka

CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Ross Aglietti Jane Drury Cassidy Bridget Kinney Cusack Mary Lynch Granger Maria Padoch Liteplo Virginia LiVolsi Geraldine Hannon Lumelleau Sally McDermott Mannion Susan Cullen Schwartz

TOPAZ CIRCLE Jean Toth Allen Helen Generosa Bruno Margaret Fiordalisi Dames Margaret Wolf DePol Cornelia Hamill Duffy Elizabeth Dunne* Theresa Strelec Gallagher Judith Hastall Ann C. Hunt Joan Evelyn Kinlan Mary Mastaloni Lizzi Catherine Giblin Ricardo Mary Ann Dunn Ryer Maureen Kirby Sanders Susan Scully Mary Jane Hanusik Von Allmen Anne Morris Wilding

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Annette La Fiandra Camilleri Mary Jane Coyle Dooley Gail Hotarek Dwyer Corinne Goldrick Fischer Jane Jewusiak Landers Virginia Kelly Lawn Margaret Mahon Laurine Irving Megna Marguerite Pirritano Virginia Lillis Smith Natalie Robinson Treanor

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jane Weibrecht Audrey-Neuhauser Rita Sanford Barchitta Mary Maniscalco Bellantoni Patricia A Cammisa Craghan Frances Marshall Cunningham Joan Mullaly DeYoung Joan Murphy Donnelly Patricia Tallon Fager Jeanne Devine Goetz Gail Dinter Gottlieb Susan McCaffery Haugh Elizabeth De Caprio Hezel Irene Sheehan Laheney Joan Redden Lalonde Marcella Standish Martelli Lorna Hurley Minor Maryalice Hogan Murphy Miriam Elliott Murphy Virginia Garvelli Murphy Marian Doyle Orsetti Rosemary Castellano Segall Elizabeth Lavin Seibold RoseMarie Napoli Stark Peggy Steffann Dorothy Ticho Werchenski

DONOR Marie Heil Hawe Nancy Mitchell Jordan Abigail Waters Kohler Dahlia Barbara Noonan Anne Charbonneau Tuttle


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Carol Merritt McCaffrey*

BAYLEY CIRCLE Cecilia Favorini Balog

CASTLE SOCIETY Kathleen Edery Anderson Margaret Marrazzo Kirwin Annette Armishaw Maiberger Elaine Sloan

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Alice Becker Searles Arlene Ketchum

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Jean Henke Anthony Janet Lewis Finch Maureen Heveran Garvey* Elizabeth Drago Hoban Ann Lucy Dorothy Whelan Meehan Marilyn Molter

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anne Doyle Carpenter Jo-Anne Dicosimo Contreras Mary Ellen McBrien Courchene Mary Brassel Elwood

Virginia Michener Fitzgerald Patricia McLaughlin Graham Mary Ellen Hanley Hyland Virginia Lambert Philomena Lynch Madden Marguerite Marra Geraldine Moretti - Altuna Barbara Quackenbush Honore Chorobik Radshaw Carol Martine Solanto Regina Burke Vassak

DONOR Lorraine Durand Brown Mary Snyder Howell Jill McGrath Linda Cimicata Morante Loretta Tobin Murphy Elizabeth Bird Murray Eileen Anderson Ormond Cynthia Potten Schneider Kathleen Kirby Sherman


CASTLE SOCIETY Anne Marie Anastasio* Eileen Kerins

TOPAZ CIRCLE Carol Cook Kissane Mary Anne Holdenecker Massey Virginia Tilch Nasser* Mary Donnelly Wondrasch

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Joan Marshall Genovese Mary Campbell Liegey Virginia Hogan Martin Kathleen O’Rourke McCue Janet Blass Patrick Linda Zanetti Vag*

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Susan Perez Aldrich Valerie McGreevy Billy Nancy Deluise Brill Sylvia Stavropoulos Christakos Patricia Gates Cioffari Rosemary Granelli DeFlumeri-Pamela Frasca* Susan Hapworth Gartland Patricia Schrade Gonda* Patricia Whalen Huffield* Kathleen Burke Keller Patricia Corcoran Kenny Theresa Suppa Kruger Joan Rynkowski Lawson Julie Gaynor McCarthy Mary Finneran McDonough Beth Meehan Ann Mastaloni Melone Kathleen Connelly Murray Mary Ellen Buckley Nicholson M. Patricia Dennen Walsh

DONOR Margaretta Campbell Bruegger Angela Corbett Dobbs Linda Caruso Ellis Laura Mastrogianni Landgraff Jo-Ann Alquist Langseth Alice Yang Ling Susan Matthews Kathleen Ghent O’Donovan Loretta Sheridan


Joanne Zurlo ’74 reconnects with Patricia Grove ’74 before her ParaMount Perspectives Speaker Series presentation.



BAYLEY CIRCLE Barbara Patocka*

FOUNDERS GUILD Mary Lively

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello Mary Connelly Griffin Rose Kelly McTague Deborah Lamb Ziegler

TOPAZ CIRCLE Mary Anne Grothe Litell Edith Dewald Schumacher Virginia Gottcent Sermier

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Christine Murphy Bird Beth Oldfield DiLorenzo Mary Ellen Greene-Haywood Greene Maureen Sullivan Irwin Kathleen Whelan Sancton

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Drain Benton Mary Jane Rearick Cappell Elaine McArdle Coogan Rosemary Elliott DeLoach* Rosemarie Digregorio Marilyn Sciacca Du Mont Kathy O’Leary Flanagan Nancy Nadurak Ford Patricia Mullaney France Margaret Burns Hamilton Mary Neary Hoffmann Mary Anne Kowalski Janet Martens Lambert Sandra Benedetti Masiello Mary Ann Dillman Maus Anne Dougherty McCann Eileen Boyle McCarthy Diane Milder Mary Foody Miller Susan Opava Noreen Bristol Oslander Nancy Lambert Van Sluyters Helen Vincent Wilson

DONOR Mary Ellen Newbrand DiSenso Anne Dooney Mary Fitzgerald Rhoda Healy Geoghegan Lorraine Gnecco Karen Looser Graves Suzanne Jelense Hoodcheck Julia Luby Juhasz Patricia Stuart Lyons Anne Voetsch Rudy Mary Ann Crocco Saponara Cynthia Giaimo Vitale Patricia Connelly Zorka


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Claire-Anne Gray

FOUNDERS GUILD Sophia Yan Liu*

CASTLE SOCIETY Susan Butler Kilby Susan Leonard Realmuto Mary Beth Colligan Woods

TOPAZ CIRCLE Catherine Forte Lanza Eileen Morgan Patino

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Mary Ann Gerve Chandler Karen Kopp Crimmins Karen Daly Barbara Hines Fagan Ellen Riesz Green Carolyn Esch Hartko Eileen Lissmann Grace Zuccaro

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anonymous Margaret Kelly Bisceglia Janie Rohr Bradstreet Claire Burns Lanette Campbell Barbara Perrelli Cesa Mary Bowles Curtis Leslie Karros Des Roches Marie Iadavaia Patricia Ruback Kehrberger Mary Rice Kolb Linda Baiardi Leykam Margaret Nielsen Lyons Patricia Gibney McTighe Patricia Winskus Minichino Margaret Adamski O’Dea Denise Shamoun Phalan Nancy O’Leary Sisler Janet Madaffari Spears Maureen O’Neill Tucker Patricia McCarthy Yerian

DONOR Marcella Burke Amorese Sunday Bosco Bradlee Sondra Degasperis Carole Gartner Ehlinger Dale Capra Feuerman Claire Webber Heil Regina Visconti Montana

Constance King Stringer Ann Bourseleth Vavolizza


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Vita A. Cassese*

FOUNDERS GUILD Mary Frances Barrett

CASTLE SOCIETY Marie Florio Carlson Michelle Mally Patricia Cantore O’Connor Pamela Burke O’Neil Catherine Reilly

TOPAZ CIRCLE Johanna Coletta Fallert* Anita Palmieri Kerr Joanne Cardona O’Neill Maureen Elsasser Sheehan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Judy O’Hare Bagnell Maureen Cleary Jill Harrsen Drescher Lee Ann Innocenti Doris Lindbergh Maryellen Mathews* Marita Sommar Osborne

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Repetti Capellini Mary Carroll-Mirylees Geraldine Neuhaus Crary Carol Dechance

Pamela Banville Dymczynski Joan Finneran Foley Frieda Karl Goodrich Virginia Hall-Apicella Kathleen Kelly Hennessy Elizabeth Hallinan Kane Jean Marra Jean Wagner McClure Dolores Elizabeth O’Connor Maureen Kelly Reid

Barbara Dore Russell Eileen Scanlon Christine Schade Margaret Papa Sherwin† Marrilee Tyrrell Kathleen Bradley Williams Joann Zotti Wirchansky Tina Tenaglia Zeltmann

DONOR Anastasia Norusis Cleaver Virginia Schilling Dispaltro Jane DuBois Una Owens Flynn Barbara Ormerod Glynn Florence Riordan Hess Claire-Marie Heesacker Kahn Barbara Gaube Lowney Rosemary Marshall Murphy Judith O’Mara Nash Emilia Pandolfelli O’Connor Barbara R.N.P. Riely Teresa Merz Sammis Joan Vogelle


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Noreen Doyle Marybeth Lavallee Pullum

FOUNDERS GUILD Patricia Halpin Albo

CASTLE SOCIETY Regina Thonus Dowd Eileen Higgins McHugh Mary E. Mulhearn Margaret Mancuso Quigley Anne Strianese

TOPAZ CIRCLE Margaret Massar Anderson Rosemary Gately O’Neill Kathleen Lynch Powell Natalie Caldwell Trump

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Veronica Conroy O’Connor Marilyn Winter Ringo Kathleen Brocks Whiteside

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Florence DiStasi Blyskal Mary Ann Scerbo Caproni Felicita Sola Carter Anna Scaccia Chielli Eileen Colihan Margaret Morano Condon Shan Murphy Cyr Donna Civitano Finegan Margaret Forte Flanders* Dierdre Flynn Elizabeth Gordon Gorski Catherine Davis Gutterman* Coralee Goodnough Johnson Mary Alice Nolan Joss Barbara Niedowski Judge Lorraine Schlopper Kelly Cathleen Condon Lamanna Deborah Bundy Manderson Mary Ellen Martin* Claire McCormack Mary Bogaard McManus Kathleen Burke Rotondo Nancy McGuire Sheffler Diane Hetling Simonetti Margaret Magdalenski Tringali


Matthew Arduino ’79 visits with Sister Mary Edward Zipf ‘62 before his ParaMount Perspectives Speaker Series presentation.


Mary Elizabeth Farnam Vincent Geraldine Voelkel Janis Walsh

DONOR Barbara Rothar Beck Eileen Casey Mary Speciale Cavaluzzi Linda De Maio Collins Katharine Ruckel Mase Joan Quinn Kathleen O’Neill Reidda Catherine Grady Strathern Dorothy Denneen Volo Barbara Walter Walsh


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Noreen M. Culhane* Susan Leonard Whitney*

BAYLEY CIRCLE Kathleen Rubsam Muleski

FOUNDERS GUILD Lois Gassmann

CASTLE SOCIETY Jeannine Mally Glazewski

TOPAZ CIRCLE Christina Wolanski Pokorny

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Catherine Gonzalez Garvey Patricia Walsh Gutter Sharon Tenzyk McNamara Marybeth MacDonald Preisel Christine Monagan Ryan Ellen Ryan Simmons

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Christine Szymanski Bagdzinski Patricia Rogers Bouchard Mary Fleming Courtney Leeanne Landry Kelly Marilyn Rathgeber Kowalsky Karen Malecki McCarney Maureen Cunningham McNamee Dorothy Coyle Meighan Jane Laurenson Neuburger Loretta Neuhaus Kathleen Wynne Walzer

DONOR Beverly Belus Mary Kuhn Greene Ellen Tobin Jackson Donita Makin Marguerite Manganaro Marett Patricia Turley Mehmel Laura Blake Piazza Cynthia Ulissi Rogers


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Joan M. Squires*

BAYLEY CIRCLE Christine Moynihan Barr

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Gallagher McCarthy Margaret Reedy Sharon Sager

TOPAZ CIRCLE Kathleen Pigott Flahive Margaret Gordon* Rita Vitagliano

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kathleen Mimnaugh Casagrande Kathleen Lawrence Duffy Jane Walter Flanagan Denise Parrott McDonough* Joan DeMay Meagher Ellen Carter Pitel

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Healion Jordan Elizabeth France Kisielewski* Patricia Miney Joanne Mirenda Maureen Scarry Moscato Deborah Ford Neuhaus Bernadette Stewart

DONOR Anne Hekl Clark Janet Lokay Elizabeth Provost


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Kathleen Butler*

BAYLEY CIRCLE Karen Kopera McCall

FOUNDERS GUILD Mary Lee Perillo Danaher

CASTLE SOCIETY Margaret Farrelly Broderick Vera Endres Zapata

TOPAZ CIRCLE Georgette Newman Conroy Teresa Gill* Kathryn Swintek Joanne Zurlo

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Arlene O’Connor Bell Mary Loftus Dooley Kathleen Doyle Hunt Sharon Minder Margaret Sheridan Rupnick Elizabeth Doyle Terranova

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Cheryl Malcolm Borrelli Geraldine Cullen Brogan Nancy Brocks Bruckmann Eileen Burns Collins Virginia Brander Dowd Mary Jo Doody Dunleavy Teresa Mercurio Furnari Patricia Grove Laura O. Hunt Kathleen Paolillo Jacobs Robin Guizzetti Jeffers Linda Acquavella Kristian Kathleen O’Connor Lauro Marta Diorio McKenna Anne Lafferty Michaels Mary Ryan Morris Valerie O’Shea O’Connell Denise Gill Olszewski Celine Perea Kathryn Beck Remsen Kathleen Kuhlmey Sheridan Lillian Mittl Simpson

DONOR Eve Miller Cox Maria Batista Cuebas Katherine Bird Ford Margaret McDermott Garland Jean Defrancesco Green Christine Haggerty Julia Gang Harlin Patricia Furlong McCarthy Dolores Blenderman Palmatier Maura Quinn Pniewski Marilyn Fina Pinghera Karen Eichorn Sullivan Christine Reeves Van Ullen Laura Ann Watson Margaret Weber Virginia Wiley


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Rosemary T. Berkery

BAYLEY CIRCLE Carol Moran Frohlinger Mary Beth Malone

CASTLE SOCIETY Christine L. Reilly

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Pamela Skrobala Jantzen Joanne Fusco Mackey Ann Marie Miller O’Brien Mary O’Connell Colette Gallagher Pesce Ann O’Rourke Romanovsky Lucia Sin Luann Digirolamo Woodbury

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Dalton Justine McLoughlin Margaret Bastable Parker Maria De Sanctis Pietrosanti Marybeth Magin Reutemann Maureen Rowland Barbara Mills Russell

Doris Seuffert Stanick Marie Thomas

DONOR Mary Connor Donna Buck Fitzgibbons Maria Hidalgo Roque Patricia McCafferty Walter


ELIZABETH SETON SOCIETY Monica Reddy Wood

CASTLE SOCIETY Elizabeth Barnett Carlucci

TOPAZ CIRCLE Eugenia Zitis Johnson Jeanne McLaughlin Potter*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Kathy Franklin Farrell Juliane DeLeo Naclerio* Suzanne Yordan Potoma* Ann Culhane Tuomey

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB JoAnne Maher Courage Mary Pat Canavan Dilks Marion Loftus Ege Virginia Giersch Holton Stephanie Grano Lennon Virginia Marshall Lynch Marilyn Jones McMahon Colleen Mohr* Gloria Brewer Rogers Kathleen Marra Willemin

DONOR Theresa Broglio Barbara Casazza Marie Hubertus Coffey Mary Siegrist Ryan Mary Chase Zaremski




CASTLE SOCIETY Joanne Guerriero Dorothy Estabrook Kovak* Mary Molloy Eileen Power*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Lisa Ferrara Rosemary Ryan Tarangioli Rosemarie Sheehy Tropeano Josephine Valente

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Marguerite Andro Mary McGrath Bernarducci Maryellen Flynn Cancellieri Georgeann Foley Gonoude Mary Rice Marra Marie Mitarotondo Victoria Lickers Mitchell Barbara Smith Swenson

DONOR Rachelle Cotugno Phyllis Fisher Sophie Riccio Kozak Kathleen Corbett McCarthy Maureen Casey Migliorini Francine Volgare Wolak Anne Navins Zagar


BAYLEY CIRCLE Margaret Mullooly Hannan*

FOUNDERS GUILD Maureen A. Henegan

CASTLE SOCIETY Ann Maher Barlow Rosina Nadal Kling Patricia Corvi Widmer*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Yvonne Carcione Connors Regina Scheer Mreczko Helen Synan Walsh*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patricia Blake Doriana Fontanella Mary Guarracini Rita Kolovich Hartman Elizabeth Reilly Lemanski Catherine Labiak Maher

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rossella Brevetti Catherine Bennett Gomez Goodnow Mary Grace Barbara Cortelli Halecki* Monica Lepore Susan Hofmann Marks Patricia Lee Tarpey* Barbara Klaritch Vrana

DONOR Kathleen Dolan Rosalie Flynn Diane Zambetti Nickoloff


FOUNDERS GUILD Matthew Arduino Mary E. Halloran*

CASTLE SOCIETY Denise Higgins

TOPAZ CIRCLE Rosemary Ligabo Cona*

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Denise De Rosa Sharon Gaffney Horan Anne Hornik McShane Maureen Boshell Nihill*

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Anne Clark Maria Januzzi Cunningham Carol Kerler Celine Kerwin Janet Guizzetti Mallon Barbara Zarod Zarod

DONOR Natasha Court Maureen Schweigler Guiglotto Cecilia McGovern Therese Curry Walters


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki

CASTLE SOCIETY Jean Kenna Heins Marguerite Engels McHale

TOPAZ CIRCLE Coleen Ceriello Mehary Kathleen Gordon Ronan

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Patrice Cortelli* Lourdes Serrano Januszewicz Margaret Trainor O’Malley Jean Connelly Windels

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Donna Schaefer Correale Johanna McKenna Cutolo Barbara Acerno Debold Barbara Upton Gomez Eileen Fennelly Hoban Julie Mulry Kaen Janet Blose Kasbohm Ruth Lewin Angela Natale-Ryan Dolores Reynolds Ramos Barbara Hart Simone Mary Birkhofer Warchot

DONOR Stephanie Court Byam Rosalie Troia Di Chiara Marjorie Leonard Cheryl Peary Salter Kathleen Corcoran Schmidt


FOUNDERS GUILD Joan Dircks Walsh

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Helen Hoover

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Angela Bruno Lana Como Theresa McLaughlin Connell* Maureen O’Driscoll Dulak Angela Lijoi Gunn Marcella Cox Icovino Maura Kennedy Mulgrew Joan Pryde

DONOR Patrick J. Bonner Immaculata Anicito Kane Mary Jane DePhillips Kononchik Judith Jones Lindner Elizabeth Weber O’Neill Ann Delaney Schumacher Mary Hoey Silvestri Magalys Valera


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS John F. Caruso*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Lois Bezold Doyle Thomas Doyle Leslie Simpson Hille

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen Conde

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sheila Johansson Kelly Ellen O’Grady Maloney Ellen Thomas McGlynn Patricia Posluszny Dorothy Wade Dolores Diemer Yount

DONOR Margaret Waldron Adler Susan McGovern Biagini Kathleen Rogan Confeiteiro Katherine Rooney Fields Donna Turkett Hart-Becker Joan Kirshner Regina Corcoran McLeod Ivanhoe Miller Mary Jane McGrath Namazi Maureen Noonan St. John Irene Cassar Whelan


CASTLE SOCIETY Donna Murphy Maresca Deirdre O’Connor*

TOPAZ CIRCLE Deborah Hinkley Kathleen Phalen Sawyer

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen Ceriello Labiak

Marnell McNamara* Joseph Molinatti

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Reenie Debold Donovan Mary D. Fitton Marybeth Flanagan Goldberg Catherine Ryan Horan Eileen McManus Kennedy Karen Philips Kennedy Mary-Jean Maddia Parillo Ann White Parker Margaret Pignataro Diane Rush Roberts Jeanmarie Doherty Rosa Maria Teresa Santos Kerin Gibbons Wolsiefer

DONOR Mary Morley Brunetti Barbara Bandikow Cecco Maureen Mooney Flood Donna Edwards Kearns Mary Capozzi Lundgren Mark Malcolm Gilles Marzi Ellen Ernenwein Turner Peter Welby


CASTLE SOCIETY Doreen Donohue Berlesky Margaret Cook Bronner* Maria Vullo

TOPAZ CIRCLE Lori Creighton Morini

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Frances Nolan Crotty Mary Ellen Murphy Nancy Pristash Elizabeth Hengeveld Pugh

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Denise Castello Banks-Lustig Rosemary McBride Giovinazzo Cheryl Dunn McCarthy Margaret Blake Rogers Geraldine Pope Young

DONOR M. Cristina Alvarez-Cvetanovic Patricia Fitzgerald Burke Joanne Campbell Keenan Cynthia Richetti Leonard Bridget Quigley Murray Margaret Grant Platt Diane Kamme Shimborske


CASTLE SOCIETY Rosita Medler Bellington Susan Lake Donnelly Patricia Liberatore Hogan Regina Melly Napolitano

TOPAZ CIRCLE Diane Anobile Tuffey

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eilleen Giammanco Riccardi

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Margaret Scarry Barbieri


Alumni Terence Tubridy and Jeffrey Brosie of In Good Company Hospitality Group present at the ParaMount Perspectives Speaker Series.


Joanne Billott Tracy Frasco Byrnes Barbara Cronin-LaPerche

DONOR Margaret Birney Brescia* Jeanne Speirs Marmion Maureen Dollard Smith


CASTLE SOCIETY Karyn Iadarola Iannaccone

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Beth Callan

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB James Barbieri Ann Shea Clemente

DONOR Monica Fox Flood Alessandra Marzella La Vigna Angelique De Gorter Overweg


CASTLE SOCIETY Karen Boykin Towns*

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kathleen Kelly Dorrian Rosemary Little Fraterrigo Petrina Palazzo

DONOR Eileen Cronogue-Wallace Janet Laskoski Heed Isabel Malave Anne Denise Percudani McInnis


TOPAZ CIRCLE Michelle Popoli Friedel

DONOR Laura Crean Barrett Mary McMorrow Eileen Ford Smith Deborah Deckelmann Troop


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Maureen Ryan Noonan*

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Mary Beth Chave Smith Patricia Murphy Theodorou

DONOR Bridget Carser Arias Mary Duggan Theresa Dooley Needham Kathryn Logan Nicolini Iris Rodriguez-Ocasio


SAINT VINCENT’S LEADERS Monica Smith

CASTLE SOCIETY Eileen Spear

TOPAZ CIRCLE Catherine Mazzola Patricia Jagde Rosso Michael Sheerer

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Rosalie Buchanan Sarahann Rooney Huvane Katherine Kane-O’Connor

DONOR Jeanine Giordano Howard Bettina Pietrantoni Branley


CASTLE SOCIETY Jacqueline Kocur Babyak


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Barbara Miranda-Cabrera

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Deirdre Gunning Walsh

DONOR Debbie Mitchell Keeys Kathleen Holdampf LaGrow Kathleen Comerford O’Keeffe


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Stephanie Golinski Beckman

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Joseph Sgammato

DONOR Regina Mooney Breslin Claudine Derrien-Connors Linda Shugrue Hanrahan Kathleen Petrie Kelly Kristina Winn Quiles


WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth Ryan Catalano Dorothy Cummings* Jennifer Montano Koczko

DONOR Marie Gleeson Considine Tomazene Mighty


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Justine Valerie Carroll

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Elizabeth Corbett

DONOR Theresa Mathews Staci Ruriane Memmesheimer


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Theresa O’Hagan

DONOR Marcella Mahon Theresa Valentino Spina


CASTLE SOCIETY Patricia Cekoric

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Patricia Coulter*

DONOR Kathleen Egan Bonner Cheryle Sloane Calandra Sonya Hines Ginette Sangosse


LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Jason Torres

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Edward DeGiacomo

DONOR Yan Lager Michele Pugliese Marinuzzi


WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Ellen Carlin Peggy Michlik

DONOR Bridget Maybury Kouli Nalpantidis Christina Wesolek


TOPAZ CIRCLE Jude de los Reyes

LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Eileen McCabe

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Tina Kaljevic Levaris Marks Helene Zimmerman

DONOR Sarah McCann Coonley Tracy Zambelli




WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Madeline McGuinness Geraldine Smith

DONOR Julia Farrell Oswaldo Luciano


WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Michael Giancola

DONOR John Marvul Dana Pizzimenti Victoria Stevens


TOPAZ CIRCLE Nathaniel Higgins

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Amitia Bachan

DONOR Nancy Lelle-Michel Veronica Phillips McDuffie Louise Steward Robert Unger


WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Nelly Mercedes Georgina Brizuela Segaric Divine Tabios

DONOR John McGuinness Jose Ortiz

Johanna Prince Giselle Guzman Valdez


President’s Associates Annual Fund Comparison FY14 - FY15

Annual Fund Comparison FY14 - FY15

Alumnae from the Class of 2009 and 2010 pose at the 2014

Reunion celebration.

2005LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Heather Zimmermann

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Lisa Spellman Catherine Schmidt Sternberg Leighann Snyder Yarwood

DONOR Kimani Carey Kelvin Gentles Jody Lyn Diane Pepitone

2006WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Tara Kiernan

DONOR Erica Donato

2007DONOR Bernadette Amicucci Nicole Casella Markarian Karen Valenti-DeCecco

2008DONOR Alida Casimiro Paul Casimiro Ferhad Razzak

2009CASTLE SOCIETY Lena Vanable

TOPAZ CIRCLE Heather Gostomski

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Sylvia Ruiz-Byrne Pamela Ventura

DONOR Kathy Collyer Caroline Theresa Lee Angel Matos Lorena Matos

2010DONOR Daniel Mieszczanski

2011LOUISE DE MARILLAC SOCIETY Michael Quinn

WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Jessica Abejar Nancy Lamberson Belinda Owusu

DONOR Karen Doyle Christopher Flores Vincent Todino

2012WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Michael Sin

DONOR Monica Elkeshk Andrew Giordano Michael Gyekye Anthony Hernandez Barbara Hinton Yulissa Liriano Leah Munch

2013WHITE AND GOLD CLUB Kristin Yanniello

DONOR Sean Caputo Raymond DelaTorre Alexis Garcia David Jackson Stacy Ann Johnson Genesis Reyna Erik Rodriguez

2014DONOR Katherine Francisco Lydia Nyarko Samjhana Pathak Mi Chung Diane Pollack

53 DONORSTOTAL CONTRIBUTED:

$4,770

WE ARE PROUD TO ACKNOWLEDGE the support of the donors who are part of our prestigious G.O.L.D. society, which recognizes the graduates of the last decade. We hope that our newest alumnae/i will experience their G.O.L.D. years as a foundation to happy, successful lives.

college of mount saint vincent26 Reflects gifts to all funds and projects received from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015.†Indicates deceased. *Indicates gifts matched by an employer.


ANNUAL FUND CONTRIBUTION

TOP REUNION CLASSES IN DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED TO THE ANNUAL FUND

CLASS OF 1965. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $42,174

CLASS OF 1970. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $39,645

CLASS OF 1955. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,990

CLASS OF 1975. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,725

CLASS OF 1945. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $18,640

TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES IN DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED TO THE ANNUAL FUND CLASS OF 1948. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,584

CLASS OF 1966. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S39,385

CLASS OF 1974. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,203

CLASS OF 1976. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,775

CLASS OF 1972. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $28,830

ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION

TOP REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION

CLASS OF 1955. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66%

CLASS OF 1965. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61%

CLASS OF 1960. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34%

CLASS OF 1950. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33%

CLASS OF 1945. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30%

TOP NON-REUNION CLASSES IN ANNUAL FUND PARTICIPATION

CLASS OF 1957. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51%

CLASS OF 1958. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40%

CLASS OF 1959. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38%

CLASS OF 1963. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38%

CLASS OF 1956. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38%


CENTENNIAL SOCIETY

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE our Centennial Society donors—alumnae/i and friends of the College who have made long-range or planned gifts to the College. Such gifts include bequests, life insurance, appreciated securities, retirement funds, charitable gift annuities, real estate, and personal property.

CLASS OF 1923 Helen Lee Binschoff† Agnes Seifert Steinberg†

CLASS OF 1924 Sarah Purcell Leonard†

CLASS OF 1925 Gabrielle Leboeuf Caffee† Claire Sullivan O’Keeffe†

CLASS OF 1926 Anarita Welcke Devlin† Virginia Connolly Mitty† Mary Stapleton†

CLASS OF 1927 Juliet Ludford Fenlon† Margaret O’Neill†

CLASS OF 1928 Evelyn May Brady† Helen Delehanty Dyer†

CLASS OF 1929 Anna Brennan† Mildred Harrington Deevy† Margaret McCloskey Lynch† Margaret Dooley O’Neill† Theresa O’Neill†

CLASS OF 1930 Mary Farrell† Eleanor Shoughrue Kling† Agnes Schindler McGarrity† Mary Brennan Speicher†

CLASS OF 1931 Kathleen Devlin† Rita Kennedy†

CLASS OF 1932 Frances Conlon Breeding† Anita Clausen† Dorothy Clark Hald† Nora Maguire Lawlor† Georgette Meehan Livingston† Anne O’Rourke Reid† Catherine Harrington Ripple† Gertrude Ryan Tyrrell†

CLASS OF 1933 Mary Zambetti Brimo† Edith Kearney DeWald† Helen Desmond Fitzpatrick† Margaret Hart† Marie Marshall McConnell† Muriel McNevins† Mary Brady O’Brien† Otillia Cancellieri Porcell† Rita Smyth†

CLASS OF 1934 Marion Goepfert Baker† Bernadette Keegan† Rita Long† Elizabeth McCloskey† Helen Peixotto† Anna Weber†

CLASS OF 1935 Helen Stafford Curry Elizabeth Maloney† Gertrude Angela Schlachter

CLASS OF 1936 Dorothy Flynn† Mary Cahill Heap† Rita Cogozzo Kelk† Virginia Duffy McNamara†

CLASS OF 1937 Eleanor O’Connell† Antoinette Smith Walker† Edna Fitzgerald Weigandt†

CLASS OF 1938 Anonymous Mary Millard Alcock† Kathryn Callahan Magaziner† Bernardine McNeany† Beatrice O’Brien† Anne Dolan Suplee†

CLASS OF 1939 Sheila Gleeson MacDonald† Dorothy Niewenhous Marsh† Sheila O’Brien† Eileen Tobin† Katherine Canavan Weber†

CLASS OF 1940 Kathleen Whelan Frame† Alice Kearney† Josephine Keller† Helen O’Brien Longino† Josephine Mahon† Vivian Hunter Nelson†

CLASS OF 1941 Rita Martin Fass†

CLASS OF 1942 Jeanne Van Wyck Curtis† Rita Nowicki Fish† Lucretia Stamm Gilhooly† Mary O’Grady Higgins† Shirley Pence Kilkenny†

CLASS OF 1943 Shirley Merrick Ardsley† Margaret L. Decker† Elena Frevola† Mary Galligan† Marion Kelly† Jane Tully Porter Catherine Walsh† Elizabeth Fay Walsh†

CLASS OF 1944 Eleanor Daley† Rita Delapp† Catherine DeRoberts† Margaret Markey Evans† Mary Liston†

CLASS OF 1945 Margaret Gallon† Helen Hanrahan Kelly Mary Turclotte Kelly† Charlotte Aufenanger Ryan† Barbara Theobald†

CLASS OF 1946 Anonymous Eileen O’Rourke Armstrong† Anne Comiskey† Elizabeth J. Rock June Elaine Saal

CLASS OF 1947 Adelaide Hannan† Mary O’Dare Walsh†

CLASS OF 1948 Anonymous Helen Higgins Clausen Gloria DeMarco† Joan E. Donovan Joan M. Kennedy Marguerite Lowell † Anna Murphy Reid† Catherine Reid † Margaret O’Connell Selinger † Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo

CLASS OF 1949 Margaret Mitty Conroy† Isabel Ferrara† Noreen J. Haggerty Marian Francis Harriott† Ann Selinger Henegan Joan Klintworth Walsh

CLASS OF 1950 Joan Backer Maddy

CLASS OF 1951 Anonymous (2) Marilyn McLaughlin Fulner Alice J. Longman Geraldine Motta Oxley† Kathryn Glennon Ryan† Joanne Marona Wuest

CLASS OF 1952 Anonymous† Fayne McGrath Daniels Patricia Mecking Liptrot†

CLASS OF 1953 Anonymous (2) Jean Capestro Loubriel

CLASS OF 1954 Anonymous Beatrice Chao Lee Jeanne Havender Tobin

CLASS OF 1955 Anonymous Mary C. McGinley Virginia Curran Rederer

CLASS OF 1956 Marie Diorio† Martha E. Fedorko† Marie Mulligan Lauria

CLASS OF 1957 Eleanor Gauthier† Dorothy Mullins Meyer Donna M. Murphy

CLASS OF 1958 Maureen L. Evans Dahlia Napolitano Penachio

CLASS OF 1959 Katherine M. Christie Theresa Paterniani Cooper Sandra Doyle Hamilton Patricia O’Malley Reilly†

CLASS OF 1960 Anonymous Mary Agnes Christie Andrea C. Drake

CLASS OF 1961 Carol Anne Dupraz†

CLASS OF 1962 Anonymous Luise F. Bethencourt

CLASS OF 1963 Anonymous Leona L. Leo Loretta Arfi Malaspina Teresa Wright†

CLASS OF 1964 Linda L. Heimerdinger

CLASS OF 1965 Gail Vance Civille Joan Evelyn Kinlan Margaret F. Mahon

CLASS OF 1966 Anonymous Cecilia Favorini Balog Barbara A. Battalino† Anne M. Carpenter Marilyn J. Molter Mary Alice Becker Searles

CLASS OF 1968 Elizabeth R. Brown Mary Anne Grothe Litell Barbara A. Patocka Valerie C. Scanlon

CLASS OF 1969 Rita C. Conyers Claire-Anne Gray Ellen Riesz Green Catherine Forte Lanza

CLASS OF 1970 Kathleen Maccio† Michelle A. Mally

CLASS OF 1971 Patricia Halpin Albo and James Albo

CLASS OF 1972 Noreen M. Culhane Jeannine Mally Glazewski Kathleen Rubsam Muleski

CLASS OF 1974 Anonymous Kathleen P. Butler Jane Bianco Clunie Kathryn Swintek Dorra

CLASS OF 1975 Mary Beth Malone Marie D. Thomas

CLASS OF 1977 Victoria Lickers Mitchell

CLASS OF 1978 Doriana R. Fontanella

CLASS OF 1982 Anonymous

FRIENDS AND TRUSTEES Anonymous (2) James Albo Colette F. Atkins Jesse Boehret † Cristóbal Conde Robert Dillon † Eleanor Fitzgerald † James Fitzpatrick † Ethel Flanagan † Charles L. Flynn, Jr. Richard Guerin † James E. Haley† Nancy Haley Barbara Heiden † Marie Herrmann † Gail C. and John V. Horsting Jane Linehan † Ann Marie McGoldrick † Bernadette McKay † Helen McLaughlin Louis Schimoler † Susana Simpson † Geraldine E. Young †

This information reflects our records as of September 18, 2015.

college of mount saint vincent 29This information reflects our records as of September 18, 2015.

Joan Backer Maddy ’50

Joan Backer first arrived at the gates of the College of Mount Saint Vincent as a bright-eyed, eager 16-year-old whose deep hunger for knowledge had bloomed during her rigorous education at a New York City high school. “I was fully open to the exquisite treasures of Chaucer, Dante, Donne, Thomas Aquinas, and Augustine, and I savored my classes,” she recalls. “However, my spiritual foundation had been minimal, even though I was brought up Catholic. So I was challenged when I first encountered the studies of philosophy, theology, and ontology, and was exposed to the abundance of mind- and spirit-provoking questions that my teachers presented. I found it all fascinating.”

Joan was a sophomore when she met and married Elmer Maddy, a Columbia University law student. Both continued their studies through graduation, and they settled in Greenwich, Conn., to start a family. Elmer, a Methodist, agreed to raise their only child, Patty, as a Catholic. When Patty received her First Holy Communion, Elmer surprised Joan by revealing that he had been studying his catechism, too—and was now ready to convert to Catholicism. “I was so surprised and pleased,” she says. “We took courses in systematic theology, studied the documents of Vatican II. He was wonderful.”

One day when Patty was in elementary school, Joan had reason to visit the Mount. In the office of the registrar, she was told that a nearby school was desperate to find

a math teacher. “I didn’t want to be a teacher, but the registrar insisted I’d be good at it, and handed me my transcript,” she recalls. At the Convent of the Sacred Heart Joan inquired about the teaching job. “The Sister who did the interview said to me, ‘St. Jude must have sent you!’ I started the following Monday, first teaching math, algebra, and geometry, and later calculus. The hours enabled me to be home when my daughter returned from school.”

Now a resident of Vero Beach, Florida, Joan teaches Bible studies to boys aged 13-19 at the St. Lucie Regional Juvenile Detention Center. She says, “I use my classical education. I read excerpts from poems like “Death Be Not Proud,” and they really respond. The Mount expanded my mind by teaching me the classics, like reading Chaucer in the old English. It made me love literature.”

She continues, “I love the enthusiasm, spontaneity, and resourcefulness that burst forth from the atmosphere of youth. The virtue I would like to see more abundantly [in young people] is courage. In today’s environment we often walk the journey alone, so it is in this capacity that we truly make a difference. I feel that we should be the person God intended us to be. He sometimes expects very little, but everyone has to give that. I tell my students, ‘You are born with a job description that the Lord has given you. As you try to become that, you will come into your own.’”

Joan often thinks about her education, and how it kindled

her own intellectual curiosity and spirituality. “When people ask, ‘What is the value of a college education,’ many answers are given. To me the most important is, does my education contribute to my journey to the One? In my case, the Lord opened a vista that supersedes all academic and material achievement and human endeavor. Only after many years can I appreciate the door that was opened for me at Mount Saint Vincent. College should give you something that never leaves you. It should instill how beautiful learning is and the mind is. [Young people] all know the computer, but I think, what’s happening to your brain?”

And what of the other “door” that was opened by her education? “The Roman Catholic faith is a magnificent gift. [My advice to students is] to learn it, study it, make it the marrow of your heart and soul—then go out and live it. As Robert Frost wrote, if we all take ‘the road less traveled by,’ it will make all the difference.”

Centennial Society Spotlight


CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS

GIFTS FROM CORPORATIONS, foundations, trusts, and other organizations enable the College of Mount Saint Vincent to continue its mission to provide an exceptional, high quality education. We are indeed grateful for their generosity. The following list includes organizations that made a direct gift to the Mount or matched contributions from alumnae/i supporters.

Anonymous

Academic Federal Credit Union

Ace Rental Corporation

Approved Oil

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Bechtel Foundation

BMSCAT

Bruce S. Brickman & Associates, Inc.

Cassin & Cassin LLP

Chartwells Food Service

Chris Mazzei Services LLC

Commercial Kitchens, Inc.

Francis J. Connor Charitable Lead


Corporate Synergies Group

DeNunzio Foundation


Robert and Joan M. Dircks Foundation, Inc.

DJJ Technologies



Environetics Group Architects P.C.


Ever Well Health

Foley Family Charitable Foundation

Peter Gisolfi Associates

Law Office of Christopher N. Gomoka, P.C.

Grant Thornton LLP

Bob Hannan Agency, Inc.

Henegan Construction Co. Inc.

Hudson Valley Bank

Install It, Inc.

InterCity Agency, Inc.

James G. Houlihan Family Partnership

S. Klahr, Inc.

Lane Capital Partners

Langan Engineering

Let’s Dance Music, Inc.

Lippolis Electric, Inc.

Marketsmith, Inc.

W.B. Mason Company

Charles A. Mastronardi Foundation

The Katie McBride Foundation


Mesirow Financial Consulting, LLC

MG Security Services

Mutual of America

New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc.

OLA Consulting Engineers, P.C.


Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP

PNC Bank

Primerica Financial Services


Rose Press, Inc.

The Louis & Rachel Rudin Foundation, Inc.

Santa Maria Foundation


Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

Southampton Engineering Services

Stabilis Capital Management

Stamats Communications, Inc.

Supertrans, NY Inc.


TD Bank


Tyrone Service

UGL Unicco




MATCHING GIFTS

SISTERS OF CHARITY

BY MIRRORING THE GENEROSITY OF THEIR EMPLOYEES, matching gift companies increase the impact of higher education gifts made by alumnae/i and friends. Our thanks to the following companies that made matching funds available, and to the alumnae/i and friends (noted with an asterisk throughout the report) who made them possible.

MORE THAN 160 YEARS AGO, THE SISTERS OF CHARITY founded the College of Mount Saint Vin-cent to provide excellent liberal education in the Catholic tradition, preparing students for lives of professional accomplishment and service. With great pride, we strive to fulfill this mission. In the tradition of the Sisters of Charity, we ask everyone who works at the College to be committed to this fundamental purpose: to educate the whole person, to take part in a lively conversation with religious faith, and to engender a dedication to service. Many Sisters of Charity continue to serve the College actively today. Listed here are Sisters who, during the past year, have lent their talent, wisdom, and spirit in a variety of capacities to work on behalf of the College. They serve in many areas: as trustees, professors, administrators, in campus ministry, advancement and institutional research, and as volunteers in numerous areas and in numerous ways. With immense gratitude, we acknowledge and celebrate their ongoing dedication and commitment to the College.

3M

Ace Ina

AIG

Air Products & Chemicals, Inc.

Alza Corporation

American International Group, Inc.

Assurant, Inc.

AT&T

Bank of America Corp.

Bank of New York Mellon Corporation

Bell Atlantic Corporation

The Chubb Corpooration

Colgate-Palmolive Company

Con Edison

Dow Jones & Company

ExxonMobil Foundation

Fidelity Investments

General Electric Company

Goldman Sachs & Co.

Graham Holdings

The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America

IBM Corporation

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.

Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies

Lincoln Financial Group

Macy ‘s Foundation

Marsh & McLennan Companies, Inc.

MassMutual

Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

MetLife Foundation

Morgan Stanley & Company, Inc.

Mutual of America

New York Life Insurance Company

Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company

Pfizer Foundation

Pharmacia Foundation

Pitney Bowes

The Prudential Insurance Company of America

PSEG

Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York

Sensory Spectrum, Inc.

Shell Oil Company

State Farm Insurance Companies

Steelcase Foundation

UBS Financial Services, Inc.

Verizon Foundation

Walt Disney Company

Wyeth

Sr. Regina Bechtle

Sr. Mary Ellen Blumlein ‘75

Sr. Constance Brennan

Sr. Mary Ann Daly

Sr. Carol DeAngelo ‘69

Sr. Margaret Donegan ‘57

Sr. Margaret Egan ‘64

Sr. Eileen Fagan ‘70

Sr. Carol M. Finegan ‘69

Sr. Jean Flannelly ‘61

Sr. Jane Iannucelli ‘65

Sr. Ann Marie Lafferty ‘62

Sr. Mary McCormick ‘65

Sr. Patricia McGowan ‘66

Sr. Mary Lou McGrath

Sr. Patricia Morgan

Sr. Dominica Rocchio

Sr. Kathleen M. Tracey ‘48

Sr. Elizabeth Vermaelen ‘60

Sr. Mary Edward Zipf ‘62


FRIENDSTHE MOUNT IS GRATEFUL to its many friends who are moved to contribute to show their admiration for what we do, to commemorate an event or cause, or to celebrate the achievements of an individual.

Anonymous (2)

Steven Abbattista

Leo Alves

Barbara Amoruso

Donato Balsamo

Jeffrey Baynon

Nancy Bello

Julius and Barbara Bode

Antony Bonavita

Sister Margaret Boyle

Martin and Shannon Boyle

Joyce Brahn

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Broderick

Joan M. Burbes

William and Carol Burbes

Denise Burkel-Green

Joseph Cairo, Jr.

Lynn R. Callagy

Lorraine Callanan

Justin and Miranda Carroll

Michael Carroll

Laurie and Peter Cassoli

C. Edward Chaplin and Karen Chaplin

Albert and Susan Charboneau

Annette Choolfaian

Roberta Cione

Mary Higgins Clark and John Conheeney

Olivia and Thomas Clarke

Susan and Bob Clarke

Veronica Clarke

Greg Coady

Linda Colletti

Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Collins

Patricia and John Collins

Fr. John Andrew Connell

Elise Conway

John M. and Diane Coughlin

Donald and Dorothy Crough

Roger Cukras

Roseanne D’Angelo

Frank Daley

Lorraine and Renold Damiani

Jonathan T. Davis

Nicolo Debari

Regina and Richard Denike

David A. DeNunzio

Peter D. DeNunzio

Thomas R. DeNunzio

Thomas Derivan

Michael Devivo

Bennie and Stephanie Dewberry

Thomas and Patricia Dicks

Alice Dillon

John DiPippa

Mark DiPippa

Thomas and Margaret Doddy

Mary Anne Donohue

Ann Donovan

Peter Doran

Grace Dorrian

Jordan and Pegeen Dos Santos

Christine Duncan

George A. Dunn

Michael Dwyer

Deborah Dypko

Marion and Lee Eagan

Julie and Gustavo Eiben

Marie Eilbacher

Jeanne Fiffe

Sheila and John Finn

Maryellen Fitts

Joseph and Valerie Fitzgerald

Ann and Conrad Fitzpatrick

Charles and Winifred Flynn

Deirdre T. Flynn

Theresa Flynn

John Foley

Camay Fong

Kim Frost

Netty Fung

Funtasia USA LLC

Iluminada Gabriel

J.D. Garamella

Patricia M. Geis

William Geoghan, Jr.

Richard and Anne Gile

Albeiro Gomez

Brian and Analee Gomez

Norman Gomez

Patricia and Fabian Gomez

Alka and Frank Gomoka

Brian and Laura Gomoka

Marianne and Walter Gomoka

Patrick Gomoka

Oswaldo and Maria Gonzalez

Krista Goto

Kenneth and Terry D. Gottlieb

Christopher Graham

Edward and Mary Grant

Andrew Greenberg

Steven Greenfield

Joan Hagerty

Nancy Haley

Patty Hayes

Milo Henderson

Allan and Antoinette Henschel

John and Patricia Hilla

Scott Hodgson

Beth Hogan

Charles and Catherine Hogan

Robin Hogan

Hope St. KFC, Inc.

Ronald Ippolito

Bernadette and William Jaros

Antonio Johnson

The Jones Family

J.C. Kane

Marysue Kaplow

Edward Kapp

Roberta and Irene Karant-Brusca

Olimpia Karounos

Thomas Keily

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kennedy

Mary Kennedy

Michael and Theresa Kennedy

Russell and Catherine Kennedy, Sr.

Catherine Kinney

Joseph and Deborah Klis

William and Eileen Krahe

Evelyn Kriegel

Francis and Margaret Krivda

Sean Lane


Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larsen

Deanna Laurie



Edward A. Lesser

Robert and Margaret Levey

Ken Levine

Agnes Lewis

Evelyn-Marie Lim

Carmine Lippolis

Barbara Lowell

Barbara MacDonald

Alex MacFarlane

Zoe Macaulay

Sarah M. Malchoff

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Malloy, III

Kathryn Mandel

Rosario and Johanna Mannino

Eleanor A. Martin

Mary Beth Martin

J. Don Martinez

Tina Martinez

Deirdre Martuccio

Chris and Robin McBride

Francine and Robert McGeown

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. McGovern

Michael J. McGovern

Richard McGrath

John McGuinness, Sr.

Evelyn McKay

Carol and John McKnight

Ann McNulty

Kenneth Miccio

Judith T. Milone

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mimnaugh

Daniel Morey, O.F.M.

Robert Mulholland

Brandon and Kathleen Myers

Ilse Schrynemakers Navalany and Richard Navalany

Daniel and Donna Navatta

Kate Nelson

Doreen Nola

Ronald Nola

Maureen O’Brien

Dennis and Charlene O’Connor


Eileen H. Oliver

Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Oliver

Theresa and James Oliver

Mary Kay Olson

Marygina Delfino Ortiz

Robert Pellegrino

Karen Petix-Smith

Lisa Pfeifer

Leslie Pia

Sophie Plechavicius Anstett

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Quattrochio, Jr.

Kaitlyn Quinn

William and Jennie Rannacher

Lucy Regan

Martin Regan

Martin Regan, Jr.

Thomas Regan

David and Marie Reilly

Andrea and Peter Resnick

Anne Riehm

John F. Ritchotte

Ann Rode

Marlene Rubins

Nancy Ruffner

Paula Salanitro

Ned Sambur

Barbara Sarver

Catherine and William Sammon

Maureen Scavo

Ann M. Schumacher

Philip Sciame

Anthony and Lucy Scozzari

Edward Sermier

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Sgammato

William and Lisa Sgammato

Cheryl C. Shea

Fred Sievert

Charles Sikoryak

Leslie Simpson

Frances Sjovall

Barbara Sloane

Barbara S. Smith

Mary G. Smith

Joan F. Smyth

Honorable Joseph Solimine, Sr.

Thomas and Gloria Sommerville

Debra Spinelli

Charles Stark*

Robert and Melissa Steinberg

Deena Stevens

Robert J. Stimpfl

John and Lorraine Sullivan

Robert and Michele Sullivan

Jean M. Swintek

Michael Tassone

Rosemary and James Tobin

Denise Torres

Nancy Totino

Pasquale Tramontano

Edward and Patricia Truax

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Trzeszkowski

Jonathan Trzeszkowski

Gary Usling

Edward F. Vastola

Raymond Velez

Joann Venturini

Paul Vermaelen

John and Michele Verost

Doris Viegas

Mario and Bernadette Vincenzino

Raymond Walker

Carol Walsh

Ellen Walsh

Joan and Thomas Walsh

Nancy Walsh

Tom Watson

Ken and Theresa Weinbrecht

Sally White

Scott Williams

James and Carolyn Williamson

Caitlin and Brian Wilson

J. Gregory Winchester

Matthew Wojcik

Thomas and Pamela Workman

Kelly Wrenn

John and Sharon Wu

Michael and Diane Yanniello

JoAnn Yonchiuk

Tyler Yonchiuk

Chester and Maureen Zarnoch



TRUSTEES, FACULTY, ADMINISTRATORS, and STAFF

GIFTS IN HONOR

THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE in the everyday work and governance of the Mount give of themselves on a daily basis—and yet these loyal community members gave monetary gifts during 2014-2015 as well.

Anonymous

Stefano H. Acunto

Ryan Anderson

Colette Atkins

Ana Barbu

Joseph Behan

Rosemary T. Berkery ‘75

Kelli Bodrato

Kathleen Egan Bonner ‘97

Paula Maria Buley, IHM

John Butler

James J. Campbell

John Caruso ‘82

Vita A. Cassese ‘70

Gail Vance Civille ‘65

Cristóbal Conde


Dianna C. Dale

Kevin DeGroat

Jean Ames DeNunzio ‘55

Robert E. Dillon†

Cathy-Ann Martine Dolecki ‘80

James Donius

Edmund C. Duffy

Margaret Egan ‘64, S.C.

William J. Fishlinger


Daniel Gallagher

Patrick P. Grace

Patricia Grove ‘74

Steven Hayes

Maureen A. Henegan ‘78

Donna Jacklosky

Rajkumar Kempaiah

Kathleen Armour Knowles ‘48

Ann Marie Lafferty ‘62, S.C.

Guy Lometti

Denis G. Mahoney


Stephen A. Manzi

Valerie E. Mastronardi ‘61

Lorena Matos ‘09

Eileen McCabe ‘00

Patricia E. McGowan, S.C.

Madeline McGuinness ‘01

Madeleine Melkonian

Edward Meyer

Joseph Molinatti ‘83

Theresa Montemayor

Donna Moriarty

Paul W. Mourning

Leah Munch ‘12

Ketwalee P. Murphy

John W. Neary

Deryck A. Palmer

Myrna Phillips

Jeannette Pichardo

Michael Quinn ‘11

Teresita Ramirez

Indu Ravichandran

Daniel T. Regan

Ana Ribeiro

Titos Ritsatos

Raul Rivera

Ann Rodier

Bjorn Schellenberg

Tatyana Segal

H. Gerard Seitz

Matthew Shields

Michael Sin ‘12

Joan M. Squires ‘73

Sarah Stevenson

Terence L. Tenny

Kathleen Tracey, S.C. ‘48

Dawn Velez

Pamela Ventura ‘09

Jane Von Hagen

David J. Walsh

Joan Dircks Walsh ‘81

Susan Leonard Whitney ‘72

W. Adam Wichern, III

Jackie Williams

Vaughn C. Williams

Kristin Trahan Winford

Mariela Wong

Monica Reddy Wood ‘76

Mary Edward Zipf, S.C. ‘62

Edward F. Zukowski

In Honor of Arlene August Deena Stevens

In Honor of Ana Barbu Leah Munch

In Honor of Tim Beck Jeanine M. Howard

In Honor of Kyle Beckmann Denise Burkel-Green

In Honor of John E. Boehm Virginia Boehm

In Honor of Frank Bisceglia Margaret J. Bisceglia

In Honor of Anne Denise Brennan ‘69, S.C. Deborah Troop

In Honor of Elizabeth R. Brown ‘68 Carol McKnight

In Honor of Louise Buonagurio Clara Dolan

In Honor of Brittany Carroll Michael Carroll

In Honor of the Class of 1941 Bobette Watson

In Honor of the Class of 1945 Patricia Boerner

In Honor of the Class of 1947 Doris M. Laffan

In Honor of the Class of 1965 Cornelia Duffy

In Honor of the Class of 1970 Michelle A. Mally

In Honor of the 60th Birthdays of the Members of the Class of 1977 Marie Mitarotondo

In Honor of the Class of 2000 Jude A. de los Reyes

In Honor of College of Mount Saint Vincent Institutional Advancement and IT Ana Barbu

In Honor of Barbara Smith Conner ‘89 Joan F. Smyth

In Honor of Noreen M. Culhane ‘72 Patricia A. Gutter

In Honor of Catherine Hogan Delaney Anonymous

In Honor of Jean Ames DeNunzio Florence Fialk

In Honor of Timothy Drake Steven Dippipa

In Honor of Ethel L. Edery Kathleen R. Anderson

In Honor of Margaret Egan ‘64, S.C. Marcella Icovino Margaret M. Parker Deborah Troop

In Honor of Helen Hudedc Rosemary Tobin

In Honor of Megan Elizabeth Kaen ‘14 Julie Kaen

In Honor of Margaret C. Kelly, S.C. Mary Courtney

In Honor of Jarad Mackey

Maryellen Fitts

In Honor of Frank Maddaloni Debbie Niskanen

In Honor of Anne Eberl Martin ‘70 Virginia Dispaltro

In Honor of Connor McBride John and Patricia Hilla

In Honor of Catherine McDermott ‘61 Annette Choolfaian

In Honor of Michael McEnaney Michael and Theresa Kennedy Edward and Patricia Truax

In Honor of Patrick McEnaney Michael and Theresa Kennedy

In Honor of Gil McGurn Leslie Simpson

In Honor of Meghan Molinatti Joseph Molinatti

In Honor of Detective Brian Moore MaryLou Donofrio

In Honor of Leah Munch ‘12 Ana Barbu Michael Sin

In Honor of Rose and James Naimo Rosemarie A. Naimo

In Honor of Kelly Nola Doreen Nola

In Honor of Pat Noone ‘60, S.C. Katherine Noone

In Honor of Aryan Novaj Ronald Ippolito

In Honor of Mary Ellen McGowan Overbay Goldman Sachs & Co. Elizabeth Overbay

In Honor of Dale L. Pellegrino Robert C. Pellegrino

In Honor of Christina Quemere Theresa Montemayor

In Honor of RCIA, Class of 2015 Lorena Matos

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Saal June E. Saal

In Honor of Ashleigh Scozarri Joseph LaMantia

In Honor of the Sisters of Charity Michael J.Sheerer

In Honor of Matthew Sowah James and Carolyn Williamson

In Honor of Kathryn B. Swintek Jean M. Swintek

In Honor of Mary Deeley Tallon Patricia Fager

In Honor of Kathleen M. Tracey ‘48, S.C. Anonymous Mary Beth Woods

In Honor of Margaret Magdalenski Tringali ‘71 Nancy R. Scheffler

In Honor of my son, Taudis, a future Mount student Giselle Valdez

In Honor of Shannon Walsh Nancy Walsh

In Honor of Susan L. Whitney ‘72 Mary Courtney

In Honor of Mary Edward Zipf ‘62, S.C. Anonymous


FUNDRAISING VOLUNTEERS

THE MOUNT IS BLESSED with many volunteers whose enthusiastic participation in fundraising cam-paigns throughout the year makes so many things possible. Their cheerful willingness to work for the common good has earned our deep appreciation.

Margaret Mary Bambury ‘57

Mary Frances Barrett ‘70

Mark Anthony Basa ‘08

Doreen Donohue Berlesky ‘84

Luise Bethencourt ‘62

Patricia Blake ‘78

Anne Blanchard ‘05

Michelle Bonsignore-Dell’Orto ‘90

Kristen Borreggine ‘01

Karen Vicino Bourgeois ‘94

Christine Brady ‘03

Rosemary Mullen Brennan ‘63

Nancy Deluise Brill ‘67

Margaret Farrelly Broderick ‘74

Lorraine Brue ‘73

Cheryle Sloane Calandra ‘97

Alice Donahue Callahan ‘48

Danielle Defalco Camacho ‘94

Gay Vogel Campisi ‘85

Mary Jane Rearick Cappell ‘68

Antonio Centeno, Jr. ‘00

Virginia Ferrerio Cerussi ‘62

Virginia Defeis Chase ‘73

Colleen Welch Citarella ‘46

Gail Vance Civille ‘65

Barbara Leidinger Clark ‘54

Marian Schleindl Clark ‘52

Eugenia Brady Coffey ‘60

A. Joan Taylor Connor ‘54

Margaret Crinigan Connors ‘74

Marie Mitchell Considine ’90

Maureen Garry Coogan ‘87

Anita Corlette ‘01

Johanna Muccigrosso Corso ‘63

Mary Fleming Courtney ‘72

Marion Desalvo Cuff ‘64

Rosemary Golden Cummins ‘52

Barbara Acerno Debold ‘80

Rita Defrange ‘87

Virginia Decoste Delaney ‘41

Rita Dempsey Dieck ‘55

Virginia Stiles Donohue ‘59

Reenie Debold Donovan ‘83

Deirdre Donovan ‘03

Kathleen Kelly Dorrian ‘87

Kathleen Lawrence Duffy ‘73

Julia Dunne ‘48

Christine Earl ‘92

Elizabeth Eggland ‘01

Margaret Barrett Fallon ‘98

Grace Donovan Feighery ‘75

Christopher Flores ‘11

Joan Finnera Foley ‘70

Patricia Mullaney France ‘68

M. Irene Fugazy ‘39

Julianne Contreras Fuoco ‘99

Eileen Sullivan Gallagher ‘58

Theresa Strelec Gallagher ‘65

Kerry McGuinness Garrett ‘90

Margaret Tortorelli Giacoponello ‘68

Mary Kane Gill ‘81

Jeannine Mally Glazewski ‘72

Patricia Schrade Gonda ‘67

Catherine Goosmann ‘71

Heather Gostomski ‘09

Donna Hickey Graves ‘99

Ellen Riesz Green ‘69

Mary Gregory ‘87

Angela Lijoi Gunn ‘81

Mary Hillebrecht Guyett ‘83

Joan Stadelmann Harris ‘63

Beth Gallagher Hegarty ‘86

Dorothy Freed Heiskell ‘59

Maureen Henegan ‘78

Caroline Weber Hernandez ‘75

Shakia Herron ‘04

Theresa Gomez Higgins ‘52

Barbara Hinton ‘12

Winifred Bate Hughes ‘57

Hazel Jefferson Hunt ‘94

Kathleen Doyle Hunt ‘74

Marie Iadavaia ‘69

Catherine Ingram ‘87

Akim Jones ‘00

Kathleen Dreyer Joyce ‘67

Elizabeth Dollard Kayaian ‘96

Diane Nicholson Keenan ‘53

Phyllis Distasi Keenan ‘63

Helen Hanrahan Kelly ‘45

Kathleen Petrie Kelly ‘93

Catherine Welch Kennedy ‘60

Catherine Neforos Kenny ‘79

Arlene Ketchum ‘66

Mary Jane Faherty Kidd ‘61

Patricia Kiernan ‘44

Eileen Ceriello Labiak ‘83

Doris Laffan ‘47

Virginia Lambert ‘66

Kaitlyn Libraro ‘12

Mary Campbell Liegey ‘67

Judith Jones Lindner ‘81

Eileen Lissmann ‘69

Jenny Liu ‘11

Marian Spinelli Lombardi ‘60

Monique Lopez ‘06


Mary Capozzi Lundgren ‘83

Dorothy Lupo ‘49

Michelle Mally ‘70

Elinor Piro Mango ‘52

Ellen Conniff Marment ‘88

Kathryn Martin ‘43

Tiffany Mesk Mattson ‘08

Carol Merritt McCaffrey ‘66

Karen Kopera McCall ‘74

Julie Gaynor McCarthy ‘67

Mary Skelly McDonagh ‘85

Mary Finneran McDonough ‘67

Elizabeth McGann ‘03

Priscilla Mullins McNamara ‘60

Kathleen McPhillips ‘03

Rose Kelly McTague ‘68

Patricia Zurey Mercadante ‘63

Christina Mesk ‘04

Mary Molloy ‘77

Priscilla Flores Moronta ‘00


Regina Scheer Mreczko ‘78

Patricia Mullahy ‘77

Helen Romano Mulligan ‘57

Eric Mundy ‘02

Rosemarie Naimo ‘53

Virginia Tilch Nasser ‘67

Elizabeth Nolan ‘98

James O’Connell ‘08

Brianne O’Connor ‘87

Theresa O’Hagan ‘96

K. Taylor O’Neill ‘38

Virginia Kuper Passarelli ‘77

Kathleen Timothy Pastina ‘82

Kathleen Tuzzeo Pfeiffer ‘64

Ann Pfund ‘88

Maria De Sanctis Pietrosanti ‘75

Michelle Shamoun Polityka ‘65

Anne Osso Porco ‘73

Suzanne Yordan Potoma ‘76

Kathleen Gallagher Prainito ‘91

Diane Price ‘04

Deanna Rivera ‘12

Elizabeth Rock ‘46

Ana Rodriguez ‘05

Kyria Rousseau ‘08

Barbara Dore Russell ‘70

Veronica Lynch Ryan ‘56

Caitlin Ryan ‘05

Maureen Kirby Sanders ‘65

Priscilla Lamb Sassi ‘54

Gertrude Schlachter ‘35

Georgina (Gina) Segaric ‘04

Suzanne Formont Shareef ‘87

Matthew Shikarides ‘13

Mary Hoey Silvestri ‘81

Michael Sin ‘12

Eileen Spear ‘90

Kathryn Shaker Sperrazzo ‘48

Marie Gerne Stanton ‘57

Mary Romanelli States ‘96

Kathryn Swintek ‘74

Elaine Ruege Textor ‘81

Coleia Thomas ‘06

Barbara Towles Masterson ‘87

Kathleen Tracey ‘48

Margaret Magdalenski Tringali ‘71

Miriam Smith Vagt ‘50

Helen Synan Walsh ‘78

David Whoie ‘02

Jessica Williams ‘06

Katie Willis ‘11

Jean Connelly Windels ‘80

Joy Francese Wyler ‘61

Vera Endres Zapata ‘74



MEMORIAL GIFTS

In Memory of Monica Adams ‘59 Rosemary P. Campbell Elizabeth Freher

In Memory of Marta Alarcon Barbara Miranda-Cabrera

In Memory of all the moms we’ve lost in our family Paula Salanitro

In Memory of Maria Rose Pisanelli Alvarez ‘50 M. Cristina Alvarez-Cvetanovic

In Memory of Erwin Bandikow Barbara Cecco

In Memory of Marjorie Tracy Barrett ‘36 Mary Frances Barrett

In Memory of Jean Bersig Brennan ‘66 Mary Ellen Courchene MaryLou Donofrio Ann Lucy Geraldine Moretti - Altuna

In Memory of Mary Alethea Brennan ‘30, S.C. Marie D. Thomas

In Memory of Patricia Horgan Brenner ‘51 Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Paul Bruno Angela Bruno

In Memory of Paul J. Burke Augusta Burke

In Memory of Rosemary Farrell Carter ‘48 Jo-Anne A. Contreras

In Memory of Annina J. Cashin ‘55 Elizabeth Tierney

In Memory of Mary Chrysostom, S.C. Joanne E. Walsh

In Memory of Ryan Cioffari Susan Aldrich

In Memory of Rose Marie Kiernan Clay ‘40 Patricia G. Kiernan

In Memory of Patricia Wayrick Clayton ‘58 Loretta Sauerwein

In Memory of Margaret Donovan Comerford Jeanne M. Tobin

In Memory of Frank C. Como Lana Como

In Memory of Miriam Connellan ‘52 Helene M. O’Neil

In Memory of Patricia M. Connolly ‘69 Margaret Lyons

In Memory of Margaret Mitty Conroy ‘46 Barbara A. O’Neil

In Memory of Amerigo Cortelli Patrice M. Cortelli

In Memory of Anne Courtney ‘35, S.C. Laura Hunt ‘74

In Memory of Dorothy McCabe Coyle ‘41 Dorothy M. Meighan

In Memory of Father Alfred Croke Janis M. Walsh

In Memory of Claire Cummings ‘56 Jean F. Eder

In Memory of Eileen Barrett Cunningham ‘32 Mary Frances Barrett

In Memory of Teresa Thomas Curry ‘53 Marcia Collins

In Memory of Ann Thienel Daly ‘89 Maureen A. Noonan Elizabeth Terranova

In Memory of Mary Nugent Daniels ‘66 Geraldine Moretti - Altuna

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1942 Helen J. McCormick

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1945 Justine L. Smith

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1952 Nancy J. O’Keefe Franca G. Sparacio

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1956 Mary E. Callan

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1959 Ann M. McKinstry

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1961 Barbara Horgan

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1963 Claire M. Lynch

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1965 Irene M. Laheney

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1967 Patricia Cioffari

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1973 Maureen M. Moscato

In Memory of Deceased Members of the Class of 1979 Carol M. Kerler

In Memory of Rita V. Delapp ‘44 Therese B. Mikulka

In Memory of Conceltta Bartolotta DeRose ‘31 Agnes DeRose

In Memory of Florence Di Stasi Florence Blyskal

In Memory of Robert E. Dillon Alice S. Dillon

In Memory of Marie C. Diorio ‘56 Anne C. Doherty Mary Rosenthal

In Memory of Kathleen Barrett Diskin ‘31 Mary Frances Barrett

In Memory of Mary Braun Dolson ‘26 Mary E. Seyler

In Memory of Sally P. Donovan ‘30 Angela M. Donovan

In Memory of Marie Dougherty Dooley ‘40 Marie A. Dooley

In Memory of Ellen Dennehy Doyle ‘41 Noreen Doyle

In Memory of Marie Roach Dougherty ‘14 Marie A. Dooley

In Memory of Joan J. Driscoll ‘51 Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Joan Lovett Elliott’ 81 Margaret M. Adler Maura Mulgrew

In Memory of Mary McNicholas English ‘52 Richard McGrath

In Memory of Kathleen Eschmann ‘29 MaryLou Donofrio Josephine A. Eschmann

In Memory of Francis and Marie Favorini Cecilia C. Balog

In Memory of Mary Stock Felber ‘53 Kim Frost

In Memory of Marie Leonore Fell ‘30, S.C. Kathleen G. Martineau

In Memory of Doris C. Ferguson ‘48 Virginia M. Giovinco

In Memory of Jo-Ann Flaherty ‘71 Margaret Tringali

In Memory of Rita Flynn ‘62 Dorothy A. Novak

In Memory of Angelo Antonio Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella

In Memory of Giovannina Santoro Fontanella Doriana R. Fontanella

In Memory of Patricia Radigan Ford ‘58 Mary Lou F. Faust Jane E. Reichard

In Memory of Betty Cabana Forden ‘43 Loretta M. Hawkins

In Memory of Agnes and Michael Forte Catherine Lanza

In Memory of Richard Frohlich Dorothy A. Frohlich

In Memory of Mother Mary Fuller Elizabeth H. Fuller

In Memory of Agnes Kennedy Furey ‘49 Joan Ryan Evelyn A. Spellerberg

In Memory of Mary Gollogly Galgano ‘56 Rosemary A. Mahoney Barbara A. O’Neil Judith A. Squire

In Memory of Miriam Brogan Gallacher ‘56 Anne C. Doherty

In Memory of Maureen Mulholland Garretson ‘56 Jean F. Eder

In Memory of Mary and Andrew Geis Ellen Hughes

In Memory of Jeanne Maher Geoghan ‘46 William A. Geoghan

In Memory of Barbara Fox Golebiewski ‘64 MaryLou Donofrio

In Memory of Gloria Fava Gonye ‘56 Georgia A. Strong

In Memory of Mary Alice Grant ‘53 Thomas J. Grant

In Memory of Dr. James E. Haley Nancy Haley

In Memory of Helen Hall ‘52 Joan A. Dickson

In Memory of Katherine Lavelle Hamilton ‘71 Carol Dechance



In Memory of Ellen and John Hanrahan Helen M. Kelly

In Memory of Marilyn Riccardone Harten ‘65 Mary Jane Dooley Ann C. Hunt Susan E. Scully

In Memory of Rob Jordan Nancy F. Jordan

In Memory of Carol Gormley Joyce ‘58 Edward J. Joyce, Jr.

In Memory of Eileen Coyne Kapp ‘58 Edward J. Kapp

In Memory of Peter P. Kaufer Barbara E. Kaufer

In Memory of Mary Gertrude Keckeissen ‘30, S.C. Marie D. Stanton

In Memory of Adelaide Martin Keetz ‘52 Joan A. Dickson

In Memory of Elizabeth Coggins Kelley ‘46 Jerry and Suzanne Hewitt

In Memory of Margaret and James Kelly Rose Kelly McTague

In Memory of Maria Kennedy ‘65 Ann C. Hunt

In Memory of Mary O’Leary Kerler ‘39 Carol M. Kerler

In Memory of Helen T. O’Connor Kiley ‘47 Francis C. Kiley

In Memory of Marbeth Kimler ‘64 Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of Marianne H. Klein ‘66 Mary Ellen Courchene Margaret A. Kirwin Geraldine Moretti - Altuna

In Memory of Catherine Hennessy Knizak ‘51 Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Christine Kirwin Krackeler ‘66 Mary Ellen Courchene Margaret A. Kirwin Geraldine Moretti - Altuna

In Memory of Mary Maxwell Lesser ‘54 Edward A. Lesser

In Memory of Patricia Mecking Liptrot ‘52 Eileen McHugh

In Memory of Ronnie Jackson Lutcha ‘53 Mary G. Russell

In Memory of Marian Josephine Lyons, S.C. Mary M. Harrigan

In Memory of Stephen J. Maloney Joan M. Squires

In Memory of Mary Patricia Mannion ‘62 Joan Odud

In Memory of Frank Martelli Marcella A. Martelli

In Memory of Nicholas Mastronardi Anonymous (2) Laurie and Peter Cassoli John M. Coughlin Julie and Gustavo Eiben Mary Higgins Clark Peter Larsen Robert Mulholland Mutual of America Joan M. Squires The Jones Family

In Memory of George Christopher Maybury Bridget C. Maybury

In Memory of Mary T. McCarthy ‘54 Margaret F. Mahon

In Memory of Sadie McDermott ‘25 Sally M. Mannion

In Memory of Dorothea McElduff ‘47 Doris M. Laffan

In Memory of Marie McGann ‘29 Marie Reddy

In Memory of Alberta and Edward McGrath Fayne M. Daniels

In Memory of Gil McGurn Leslie Simpson

In Memory of Joseph Rosaire McKevitt ‘55, S.C. Marie D. Thomas

In Memory of Evelyn McLaughlin ‘46, S.C. Helen McLaughlin

In Memory of Mary Ellen McLaughlin ‘57 Marie D. Stanton

In Memory of Susan Burke McMahon ‘57 Constance M. Ernenwein

In Memory of Joan P. Michel ‘58 Liselott A. Rooney

In Memory of In memory of Lucille Miller Ivanhoe Miller

In Memory of Mary H. Mohr Colleen M. Mohr

In Memory of Marie Imelda Mulcahy ‘35, S.C. Bernadette T. Stewart

In Memory of Helen and Barney Mulvey Margaret R. Vasta

In Memory of Arthur Murphy Denis G. Mahoney

In Memory of Margaret Murphy ‘74 Eve M. Cox Teresa K. Gill

In Memory of Mary Judith Murphy ‘65 Gail Gottlieb

In Memory of Elizabeth Marian Murray, S.C. Leslie Des Roches Donna M. Murphy

In Memory of Hugh J. and Rose Murray Rosemary E. Murray

In Memory of Dolores Myers Mary Mauro

In Memory of Cathleen Casey O’Connell ‘66 Mary Ellen Courchene Margaret A. Kirwin Geraldine Moretti - Altuna Regina M. Vassak

In Memory of John P. O’Connell, Jr. Rita L. O’Connell

In Memory of Miriam Matthew O’Connell ‘40, S.C. Mary Courtney Margaret Gordon

In Memory of Justine Sullivan O’Connor ‘63 Carol A. Wasilauskas

In Memory of Mary Cleary O’Connor ‘34 Mary Viola

In Memory of Josephine O’Keefe Anonymous

In Memory of Pauline L. Paglia Margaret Wellman

In Memory of Marion O’Donnell Pallone ‘50 Marjorie A. LoBono

In Memory of In memory of Louise Hines Phillips Veronica McDuffie

In Memory of Mary Aileen Canny Pryde ‘41 Joan A. Pryde

In Memory of Joan Beckerle Quinn ‘44 Joan Quinn

In Memory of Ralph Ramos Dolores Ramos

In Memory of Genevieve and Walter Range Adele M. Byrne

In Memory of Yvonne Raskob Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities, Inc.

In Memory of Kathleen Lawlor Riconda ‘50 Patricia Luongo

In Memory of Rowena Arlene Plant Ritchotte ‘57 John F. Ritchotte

In Memory of Marian Suhr Rizzuto ‘74 Eve M. Cox Laura A. Watson

In Memory of Helen Duffy Robinson ‘45 Ned Sambur

In Memory of Roberta Sabatini Ronan ‘64 Maria Bulis

In Memory of Joyce Yozzo Roy ‘64 Josephine A. Eschmann

In Memory of Martha L. Sacci ‘51 Dorothea R. Harth Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Carol Cassidy Sausville ‘74 Eve M. Cox Teresa K. Gill

In Memory of Mary Eustace and Alfred Schremp Marjorie Gormley

In Memory of Joan Murphy Sciame ‘72 Philip Sciame

In Memory of Dr. Arthur Langley Searles Mary Alice Becker Searles Jo-Anne A. Contreras

In Memory of Kimberly Kennedy Sgammato ‘94 Lisa Archetti Margaret Boyle Regina Breslin Frances Broderick Joan M. Burbes William Burbes Kathleen M. Casagrande Elizabeth Catalano Albert C. Charboneau Brendan Collins Patricia Collins John A. Connell Lorraine Damiani Renold P. Damiani Jordan and Pegeen Dos Santos Patricia M. Geis Alka A. Gomoka Brian Gomoka Marianne Gomoka Patrick Gomoka Law Office of Christopher N. Gomoka, P.C. Bernadette M. Jaros Kathleen Kelly John F. Kennedy Mary C. Kennedy



Russell E. and Catherine A. Kennedy Tara Kiernan William Krahe Judith M. Malloy Patricia E. McGowan Helene Mimnaugh Peter Mimnaugh Daniel Morey Richard J. Navalany New Hyde Park Funeral Home Inc.Marie A. Novara Robert W. Oliver Donald Quattrochio Patricia Quattrochio Stephen J. Sallah Michael J. Scarola Joseph D. Sgammato Rita D. Sgammato Thomas D. Sgammato William D. Sgammato Frances Sjovall Thomas J. Sommerville Robert E. Steinberg The Katie/McBride Foundation Rosemary Tobin Henry Trzeszkowski Jonathan Trzeszkowski Jeanette M. Willett Brian A. Wilson

In Memory of Michael Shamoun Michelle Polityka

In Memory of Theodosia Shamoun ‘85 Denise S. Phalan Michelle Polityka

In Memory of Arthur Shea Arlene Ketchum

In Memory of Catherine Sherry ‘47, S.C. Doris M. Laffan

In Memory of Margaret Papa Sherwin ‘70 Marie Florio Carlson Kathleen Kelly Hennessy

In Memory of John and Elizabeth Silk Maureen E. Driscoll

In Memory of Ruth E. Simpson Claire T. Cross Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Elizabeth Sisk ‘87 Petrina Palazzo

In Memory of Doris Smith ‘52, S.C. Judith O’Shea Jane Zimmermann

In Memory of George (Pete) A. Spohr, III Mary Jane Vonnegut

In Memory of Joan Wanstall Steffann ‘39 Roseanne D’Angelo Cornelia Duffy

Patty Hayes Roberta and Irene Karant-Brusca Sarah M. Malchoff Kathryn Mandel Judith T. Milone Joan M. Morse Marlene Rubins Catherine & William Sammon Peggy A. Steffann

In Memory of Marie Targia Stimpfl ‘57 Geraldine Block Veronica H. Ryan

In Memory of In memory of Mary T. Stuart ‘59 Marie D. Stanton

In Memory of Patrick Regina Sullivan, S.C. Eileen McHugh

In Memory of John Swintek Kathryn B. Swintek

In Memory of Martha Myers Talley ‘56 Anne C. Doherty Mary Rosenthal

In Memory of Louise Tavernier ‘51 Elizabeth C. Shea

In Memory of Elizabeth Henze Theisen ‘59 Eileen M. Murphy

In Memory of James Tobin Ellen M. Jackson

In Memory of Jerome A. Travers Mary C. Segers

In Memory of Margaret Lowney Troy ‘64 Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of Eileen McQuade Vastola ‘42 Edward F. Vastola

In Memory of Marjorie Tonsmeire Vermaelen ‘62 Paul A. Vermaelen

In Memory of Marilyn Kelly Walsh ‘64 Rosemary Hoey Pisano Lavonne Pivacek

In Memory of Marion Whelan Kathleen M. Sancton

In Memory of Joanne “Buffy” Williams, Class of 1970 Barbara Russell

In Memory of Marie Winn Kristina Quiles

MEMORIAL GIFTS

FINAL and LASTING APPRECIATION

Margaret Mitty Conroy ‘49

Margaret L. Decker ‘43

Robert E. Dillon

Carol Anne Dupraz ‘61

Katherine Canavan Weber ‘39

WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE those individuals whose final intentions were fulfilled in 2014-2015 through contributions from their estates.


NEW In July 2014, the College received a five-year award to operate a New York State Higher Education Oppor-tunity Program (HEOP). HEOP reflects the College’s longstanding commitment to serving determined stu-dents, regardless of their financial means. The program is designed for students who have the potential and drive to further their education, but due to limited academic and financial resources, would not otherwise have the op-portunity to attend college. The goal of HEOP is to retain and graduate promising students who will succeed at the college level and beyond. The grant will provide more than $3 million in support during the five-year period.

In October 2014, the College of Mount Saint Vincent was awarded a Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions grant totaling up to $2.3 million from the U.S. Department of Education. The grant assists institutions serving a high pro-portion of Hispanic students with developing and increas-ing their academic offerings. The funding will be distributed over a five-year grant period, with the first year totaling $458,473, and be utilized to bolster the College’s student support services—including the Academic Resource Center and the Mount Access Program—and to further the implementation of the Oxley Career Education Program.

CONTINUING SUPPORT The College received $278,539 from the U.S. Department of Education to support the SSS TRIO Program, the final disbursement of a five year award. Since 1997, TRIO funding has allowed the College to provide counseling, academic support, career and financial guidance and mentoring to 160 eligible students each year. In July 2015, the College won a new five-year grant to continue operating the TRIO program through 2020.

In September 2014, James Fabrizio, Ph.D., Professor of Biology, began work on a three-year research project fund-ed by a National Institutes of Health Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA). The three year grant, totaling $195,000, will enable Dr. Fabrizio to further his studies

of late-stage maturation of spermatozoa in fruit flies. The grant will allow Dr. Fabrizio to engage students as research assistants and collaborators.

2014-2015 was the second year of a National Institutes of Health Biomedical Research and Research Training grant, in collaboration with Brown University. An award of $22,000 was made in 2014-2015 to support a project led by Janet Rollins, Ph.D, Associate Professor of Chemistry, to engage and mentor undergraduate students in scientif-ic research. Dr. Rollins’ team will conduct studies explor-ing the impact of anticancer drugs on fertility.

The College continues to recruit and train secondary math-ematics and science teachers with the support of a five-year Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program grant from the National Science Foundation. In 2014-2015 the program began its second year, under the direction of Mary Ellen Sullivan, Ph.D., Chair of the Department of Teacher Educa-tion. The grant, which will provide $868,618 over five years provides participating students scholarship support during the final two years of the baccalaureate program.

In Fall 2014, the second cohort of Scholars on Track students began their studies at the College. The program is funded through a five-year, $599,956 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S-STEM) program. In 2014-2015 18 students received scholarship assistance and participated in enrichment activities led by Principal Investigator, Patricia Grove, Ph.D. and co-Princi-pal Investigator, Pamela Kerrigan, Ph.D.

The Elizabeth Seton Library was awarded $5,302 from the New York State Department of Education’s Coordi-nated Collection Development Aid Program to support academic collection acquisition.

GRANTS and CONTRACTS

THE JAMES G. HOULIHAN FAMILY PARTNERSHIP awarded $50,000 to strengthen the Joseph and Rose Murray Scholarship endowment.

THE LOUIS AND RACHEL RUDIN FOUNDATION continued its generous support of the College with an award of $30,000 for nursing student scholarships.

THE ARTHUR WILLIAMS RESIDUARY TRUST awarded the College $16,000 in scholarship funding for nursing students.

THE RASKOB FOUNDATION FOR CATHOLIC ACTIVITIES furthered its decade’s long philanthropy with an award of $15,000, made in memory of Yvonne Raskob. The grant supported scholarships for nursing students.

PRIVATE GIFTS and AWARDS


GENERATIONS OF DONORS CONTRIBUTE ANNUALLY to keep the College of Mount Saint Vincent strong, and their dedicated support allows the Mount to continue its mission for tomorrow’s students as well. There are many opportunities for giving to the College, and gifts can take several forms. Most contributions also provide the donor with an income tax deduction for the year of the gift. Please carefully consider the many options available for your future giving.

For more information about giving to the College of Mount Saint Vincent, contact Daniel Regan, Director for Development/Corporate, Foundation, and Government Relations, at (718) 405-3342 or [email protected].

ANNUAL FUND An Annual Fund gift is an oppor-tunity to provide an unrestricted contribution to the College of Mount Saint Vincent. The An-nual Fund supports all areas of the College including financial aid, faculty development, build-ings and grounds maintenance, student activities, and upgraded technology programs.

CAPITAL GIFTS Capital gifts are designated by the donor to fund the College’s capital needs, such as construction and renovation projects.

SCHOLARSHIPS Scholarships give talented and deserving students the op-portunity to afford a Mount Saint Vincent education. Gifts can be made to a general scholarship fund or to the Scholarship Tribute Dinner to benefit all Mount Saint Vincent scholarships. An endowed scholarship can be named and will support future generations of students.

OPPORTUNITIES for GIVING

CASH Gifts of cash immediately benefit the College. The Col-lege gratefully accepts checks and cash, as well as contribu-tions made through a donor’s Mastercard, Visa, Discover, or American Express credit or debit card.

SECURITIES Like cash contributions, a gift of securities entitles the donor to an income tax deduction in the year it is given. The most convenient way to give a gift of securities is to arrange a transfer by a broker to the College’s account.

CORPORATE MATCHING GIFTS Many businesses have match-ing gift programs, which can double or even triple a gift to the College. They are easy to arrange and are of no cost to the donor. Please contact your employer’s human resources office for more information about matching gifts.

PLANNED GIFTS Planned gifts are popular and creative ways to support the Mount and receive significant financial benefits during your lifetime.

BEQUESTS You may include Mount Saint Vincent in your will by desig-nating a specific dollar amount or a percentage of your estate to the College.

PLEASE REMEMBER: • Any gift can be made in hon-or or in memory of someone special. • In order to receive a 2015 charitable income tax deduc-tion, gifts must be postmarked by December 31. All credit card gifts must be processed by December 31 as well. • Gifts can be made online at mountsaintvincent.edu/giving

WAYS to GIVE

Join us for a regional alumnae/i event in Spring 2016.

To learn more and to register, please visit mountsaintvincent.edu/regional.

For more information, please contact (718) 405-3334 or [email protected].

FLORIDAMiami Saturday, March 19, 2016 Dinner at A Fish Called Avalon

Naples Sunday, March 20, 2016 Brunch at Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar Event Chair: Karlene Reilly ’62

Sarasota Monday, March 21, 2016 Lunch at Marina Jack Event Chairs: Luise Bethencourt ’62 and Suzanne Barletta Gorski ’76

NEW JERSEY/PHILADELPHIACherry Hill Saturday, April 9, 2016 Dinner at Caffe Aldo Lamberti

ILLINOISChicago Saturday, June 4, 2016 Home of Joan Hesselbacher Graburn ‘62

We Hope to See You Soon!

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APRIL 12, 2016 7:00 p.m.

Dorothy Day and the Solution of Love: A Conversation with Robert Ellsberg, John L. Allen, Jr., and Sr. Simone Campbell

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SAVE THE DATE MARGARET F. GRACE LECTURE

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