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A Newsletter for the Cardinal Newman High School Community
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C A R D I N A L N E W M A N H I G H S C H O O L
TRINITY
faith
F R O M S
unity
H A D O W S A N D
spirit
S Y M B O L S I N
excellence
T O T H E T R U T H
Athletic Achievement Artistic Expression Altruistic Spirit Academic Excellence

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E
Principal’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
2010 John Henry Newman Award . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
President’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
New Additions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-6
Cardinal Newman Supports Breast Cancer Awareness . . . . . . .6
Principal’s List & First Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Junior Ring/Father Son BBQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
Scholar Athletes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Newman Oxford Scholars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Fall Sports . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11-14
Homecoming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Campus Ministry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16
PEACE Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
Campus Improvements ...our best . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18
CBSL Service Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
Special Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20
Alumni News . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21-22
Alumni Keeping in Touch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
Tennis & Golf Tournament Updates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
Events & Receptions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-29
Gift Recognition Societies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30-36
Annual Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Admissions Calendar 2010-2011 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
H O W T O R E A C H U S
Cardinal Newman High School
50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Main Phone: 707-546-6470 Fax: 707-544-8502
Email: info@cardinalnewman .org
Alumni Relations/News
50 Ursuline Road Santa Rosa, CA 95403
Main Phone: 707-546-6470 x116 Fax: 707-544-8582
Alumni Email: lindsay@cardinalnewman .org
The Trinity is published 3 times a year by Cardinal Newman High School .
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of this
publication . Please accept our apologies for any errors or omissions and report
them to Terri Derr at 546-6470 x 117
Publication Advisor: Terri Derr
Graphic Design: Heidi Would
Photographs: Dirk Bietau
Printed by: ChromaGraphics
A special thanks to Mary Poppic-Reeves
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Christmas Card 2009
Thank you to Mr . Rory McNamara, CN Photography
teacher for photographing the beautiful pastel painting of
Cardinal Newman High School painted by CN parent Ms .
Lisa Skelly, mother of Connor Skelly, ’12 . The photograph
was used to create this year’s Christmas card . The original
pastel painting can be seen hanging in the office of Mr .
Mike Truesdell, the highest bidder of the painting at the
2009 Spring Legacy Gala auction . Thank you Rory & Lisa,
for sharing your artistic talents with our community!
ON THE COVER:
John Henry Cardinal Newman’s Canonization progresses with
Pope Benedict XVI’s announcement our patron will now be
addressed as “Blessed,” signifying his elevation from “Venerable”
and his attainment of the second of three steps to Sainthood .
We continue to be inspired by our patron’s words, as shared by
Mr . Rutherford at the first faculty meeting of the year:
“Education is a high word; it is the preparation for knowledge,
and it is the imparting of knowledge in proportion to that
preparation… It is education which gives a man a clear
conscious view of his own opinions and judgments, a truth in
developing them, an eloquence in expressing them, and a force
in urging them .”
“It teaches him to see things as they are, to go right to the
point, to disentangle a skein of thought, to detect what is
sophistical, and to discard what is irrelevant … It shows him
how to accommodate himself to others, how to throw himself
into their state of mind, how to bring before them his own,
how to influence them, how to come to an understanding with
them…”
Our patron’s guidance has informed our school’s mission to
provide our students with the opportunity for:
Academic Excellence: Standardized testing in ACC
Altruistic Spirit: Chris Lashinski, ‘09
Artistic Expression: Ensemble performing “Lead Kindly Light”
Athletic Achievement: P .E . Class hamming it up on new turf
BaCk COVER:
Freshman boys at the annual Frosh Retreat

P R I N C I PA L L Y S P E A K I N G
The strains of “Lead Kindly Light”, based on Cardinal Newman’s poem, floated through
the ACC at the Spring Oxford Scholar’s presentation evening in March, played
sweetly by our Cardinal Newman HS ensemble, quietly appreciated by the attendees . This
growth of music in our school, first led by Cody Anderson, next taken up by Morris Acevedo,
who worked with Cody previously, played well to me too . From Mother-Son to school
liturgies, from home football games to Open House, live music is finding more outlets and
opportunities; now it’s not just rallies or the “So Show Me” showcase, it’s new chances to
have events accompanied by students providing live music . Our namesake would understand
the importance of this, the role of music in education, either for those learning or for those
listening, learning to appreciate the wonders of sounds blended and played tunefully . As I
prepared to go to England at Easter, in search of Newman’s lighted path and places, from
London to Oxford to Birmingham, feeling led kindly along by the music, I was hopeful of
seeing for myself the person John Newman was on the eve of his beatification . Knowing that
this elevation would change perceptions of the man, openly discussed as a Saint for his example
and teaching as a Doctor of the Church, I wanted to capture the human side of the about to
be elevated Cardinal . Music seemed to be a part of this, as the words he put down together,
matched to a tune, made real the fervent hope of God’s guidance upon us all . Newman
answered the call he heard, even at social and personal cost, as he attempted to do right and to
help those in greater need . I wanted to walk through those places so important to him .
London’s Oratory on Brompton Road has a statue of Newman at its entrance; the grand
and colourful interior tends to silence both visitor and worshipper . On the left side is a small
lending library, filled with Newman’s tracts and texts . Yet this is a church he only visited rarely
and was set up to replicate the Oratory he opened and lived at in Birmingham; when I visited
there, the rooms he lived in remain the same as when he died in 1890, preserved as he left
them, still containing his books, pictures, and clothes, a time capsule that feels like a step back
into the Victorian age . As a pre-eminent scholar of his nation and times, his influence turned
toleration on Catholics, as the one time Anglican minister showed his dedication to truth as he
studied and searched for it, even if that meant rejection of the socially acceptable position he
held as a High Churchman . By picking up with a persecuted and discriminated church, seen as
fit only for lesser races, his gentle demeanor and gentlemanly behavior broke down a barrier in
British society . In Birmingham, his work with the poor, struggling amidst the great industrial
city, contrasted with the gilded captains of industry, who used them as a cheap labour force,
and left their welfare alone . Newman’s voice and intellect showed the need for care and fair
treatment; his view carried longer and change came for the better, perhaps a reason why he was
seen as a saint in his lifetime .
St . Mary the Virgin in Oxford holds remembrances of martyrs past, both Catholic and
Protestant, who suffered for their opinions and beliefs . For fourteen years, this was Newman’s
church, the pulpit built and named for him, as his sermons drew the interest of the thinkers
and reformers . He began and led what became known as the Oxford Movement, as the
Anglican church awakened to the need of its people, not just its aristocrats and vicars . Here
Newman is the example of the power of thought and word, the ability to win an intellectual
argument, to use and admire the scientific method; he is the great scholar of Trinity College,
whose statue looks over their long garden, the brilliant young man who returned to teach and
became known as the University’s finest mind . Few places hold tradition like Oxford does;
all the more stunning that Newman would resign his teaching and church place while at the
pinnacle of achievement, to become a local parish priest for a small Roman Catholic church
on the outskirts of town . Again, truth won out and Newman could only follow what he felt
and thought to be true . He left what he loved, where he had succeeded, to go serve a need, and
answer a call . Few people give up so much and yet know it is right; John Newman is rightfully
recognized for this exemplary life, beatified in name today, a saint on earth, a man in service of
others, an example for us all .
God Bless,
Graham Rutherford, Principal
B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S
John Jordan - Chairman of the Board
All Committees
Jeff Bertoli - Advancement/Alumni
Pat Broderick - Mission/Curriculum/
Catholic Identity
Hal Chouinard - Finance/Technology
Dennis Crandall - Advancement
Carol Lowe-Drake - Advancement/Enrollment
Teejay Lowe - Advancement/Alumni
Jack Macy - Buildings and Grounds
Jackie McMillan - Advancement/All Committees
Diane Merritt - Advancement/Enrollment
Mike Nonella - Buildings and Grounds
Roger Nulton - Finance
Tim Tesconi - Enrollment/Curriculum
Vic Trione - Finance
Eric Von Der Mehden - Finance
Michael Wear - Buildings and Grounds
Mike Truesdell - All Committees
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2 0 1 0 J O H N H E N R Y N E W M A N AWA R D
Each year the Cardinal Newman High School board of directors, through
the efforts of a select committee, honors one alumnus and one member of
the greater community with the John Henry Newman Award . These individuals
are selected from among the many who follow Cardinal Newman’s example and
inspire us by their:
n Lasting and Meaningful service to Cardinal Newman High School and the
greater community,
n Examples of Christian character,
n Gifts of talent, treasure and time in the form of dedication to the mission of
Catholic education .
For the year 2010 the recipients of the John Henry Newman Award are:
Mr . Ken Molinaro, CN ‘72
and
Mr . Henry F . Trione
As an alumnus, Ken Molinaro, CN ‘72, has inspired his Cardinal Newman and
Ursuline classmates to join him in supporting the schools’ enduring tradition
of excellence by offering matching gifts to build endowments . He has also
been instrumental in the success of Cardinal Newman’s Annual Alumni Golf
Tournament by providing generous sponsorships and donations . The funds raised
have allowed dozens of deserving students to attend our schools .
Possibly most telling of Ken’s altruistic spirit is his support of the hungry through
the Redwood Empire Food Bank . Whether through financial support or by his
innovative negotiation with trucking companies to use excess back-haul capacity
to deliver donated fresh produce to those in need, Ken’s contributions have made a
deep and abiding impact on our community at large .
Henry F . Trione has spent the better part of his life as an inspirational voice and
force in supporting important causes at the local, state, and national levels . His
support of secondary education has not been limited to his generous financial gifts .
While a high school student in Fortuna, CA, Henry participated in the band,
most memorably when they performed at the opening ceremony for the Golden
Gate Bridge . Half a century later, he initiated and sponsored the then current
Fortuna High School Band’s repeat performance at the bridge’s fiftieth anniversary
celebration .
Inspired by his love of music and his appreciation for the value of music training,
Henry approached Cardinal Newman and Ursuline with a vision to help both
schools provide greater opportunities for artistic expression . He inspired and
funded the creation of both an Ensemble and a Pep Band, which in only two years,
has drawn praise from the community in the pages of The Press Democrat .
Messrs . Molinaro and Trione were recognized during a private President’s
Reception on Wednesday, December 2, 2009 at the St . Francis Winery . They will
be again acknowledged during the Cardinal Newman Legacy Gala on Saturday,
March 20, 2010 .
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JohN heNRY NewmaN awaRd
RecIpIeNTs
Clyde Smith
Jim Wilkey, Sr .
Jack DeMeo
Fr . George Risden
Clay Stephens
Ting Guggiana
Most Reverend Daniel F . Walsh
Dennis Harter
Dick Colombini
Paul V . Wright
John M . Fitzgerald
Jim Wilkey, Jr . ‘71
Richard Nanula ‘78
Mike Keefer ‘72
Jeff Bertoli ‘77
Ritz Guggiana ‘71
Scott Cromie ‘74
Allan Henderson ‘74
Mike Nonella ’81
Dan Stevens ’84

P R E s i D E N T ’ s M E s s a g E
Speak with anyone about Cardinal Newman and one of the words you are
sure to hear is “community .” It is one of our greatest blessings and most
valuable assets . Without the commitment and dedication of our students,
faculty, parents, grandparents, alumni, alumni parents, benefactors, and staff,
Cardinal Newman would not be the wonderfully close-knit and inspirationally
diverse community it is . To all those who contribute so selflessly and
generously, we honor and thank you .
Cardinal Newman’s academic Excellence, validated recently with over $5 .3
million in scholarships granted to the class of 2009, continues with members
of the class of 2010 who have accepted the challenge of serving as Newman
Oxford Scholars . Their initial efforts, including well researched essays and
thoughtful observations on the Holy Father’s encyclical, “Caritas in veritate,”
would be well-received at any of the nation’s prestigious universities . Well
done gentlemen!
Cardinal Newman’s altruistic spirit, embodied by the over 10,000 hours
of community service offered by our students every year, continues with the
announcement of the John Henry Newman Award recipients for 2010 . Mr .
Ken Molinaro, ’72 and Mr . Henry Trione exemplify the lifelong commitment
to service that is the hallmark of the Cardinal Newman community . We are
both humbled and inspired by their generous service .
Cardinal Newman’s artistic Expression, captured in a creative breadth of 24
visual and performing arts courses, has been enhanced with the addition of a
talented ensemble led by faculty member Mr . Morris Acevedo of the Berklee
School of Music in Boston . The spirited group of 18 students has introduced
a new and welcome component to campus events . We are thankful to these
gifted students who have chosen to share their talents and school spirit with
our community .
Cardinal Newman’s athletic achievement continues to shine in ways
beyond the tally of win/loss records . As students learn to balance competition
with collaboration, they are better prepared to respond to challenges on
and off the field with honor and dignity . As evidenced by our alumni athletes,
these are some of the most valuable life lessons Cardinal Newman students
will experience .
This year, as we watch our patron, John Henry Cardinal Newman move from
Venerable to Blessed in the process of Canonization, we know we are blessed
to be a part of such a magnificent community .
Mike Truesdell, President
truesdell@cardinalnewman .org
cell: 707-322-4010
A D M I N I S T R AT I O N
p R e s I d e N T
Mr . Mike Truesdell
p R I N c I pa l
Mr . Graham Rutherford
ac a d e m I c V I c e p R I N c I pa l
Mr . Doug Kirk
a s s I s Ta N T p R I N c I pa l
Mr . Stewart Clark
c o lle g e c o u N s e lI N g
Mr . Ed Cutler
Mrs . Mary Euphrat
Mrs . Bev Fuller
Mr . Tony Greco
a dVa N c e m e N T d I R e c T o R
Mrs . Terri Derr
a d m I s s I o N s d I R e c T o R
Mr . Pat Piehl
aT h le T I c d I R e c T o R s
Mrs . Mary Cooper
Mr . Paul Cronin
b u s I N e s s m a N ag e R
Ms . Kathy Lydon
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N E W a D D i T i O N s
Mary Euphrat
Mary Euphrat moved from the
Business Office to the Counseling
Office in August . This is her fourth
year working at Cardinal Newman .
Mary graduated from Cal Poly San
Luis Obispo and later received her
teaching credentials from Sonoma
State . She is currently enrolled at UC
Berkeley in the College Counseling
Certificate Program . Mary is thrilled
to be teaching and working with the
Freshmen on a daily basis . She and her
husband Carl have three children, Rebecca (UHS 2007) who is
currently a Junior at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Jeffrey, a senior
at Cardinal Newman and Frankie, a sophomore at Cardinal
Newman .
Glenn McKevitt
Glenn McKevitt, an Irishman with a
deep passion for soccer, is one of the
latest addition to the faculty & staff
here at Cardinal Newman . He joins the
Foreign Language department teaching
Spanish . His studies in Spain helped
develop a passion for the language . A
true soccer fanatic, Glenn has played
at club level for many years and is now
extending his involvement with the
sport to coaching . Along with the rest
of the coaching staff here at Cardinal
Newman, Glenn hopes to make the game of soccer as fun and
inclusive as possible, while showing the value of teamwork and
a selfless mentality, two values close to the heart of the CN
ethos . Glenn is married to his wife Robin and they have an eight
month old son, Jack, who Glenn hopes will one day take over
when his daddy decides to hang up his cleats .
Ian McMurray
Ian McMurray came to Sonoma
County in 1989 having been born and
raised in the East Bay . A ’69 DeLa
Salle H .S . graduate, Ian continued
his education through Diablo Valley
Jr . College and S .F . State University
focusing on film and music . He entered
the world of I .T . early in his 20 year
career at Birkenstock USA and began
a chain of certification education
beginning with a Telecommunications
certificate from SF State in 1991 . At
the end of his stay, Ian was the I .T .
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Operations manager for the distribution center in Novato . After
the popularity for the iconic footwear declined, Ian moved on to
establish himself as an independent contractor . He now divides
his time between part –time work assisting Dirk Bietau in the
CN I .T . Department and various non-profit organizations in
West Marin including a staff position at KWMR community
radio . He applies his technical knowledge at home to audio
production and his wife’s digital photography . He and his wife
Debbie live in Rohnert Park with cats Mooch and Hendy and a
closet full of guitars .
Jackie Schwedhelm
Jackie Schwedhelm recently joined our
team after working the past 4 ½ years at
Ursuline High School in the Business
Office . Jackie is a California native .
She grew up in Marin County and
moved to Santa Rosa 22 years ago when
she married her wonderful husband
Tom . Tom & Jackie have two children
who are both in college . Nicole, a
2007 graduate of Ursuline, is currently
a junior at Santa Clara University
and Troy, a 2009 Cardinal Newman
graduate, has just started his freshman
year at San Diego State University .
Jackie comes to us with a lot of accounting experience . She
received her accounting degree from Heald Business College
then worked the next 12 years in Marin County in a variety of
offices in the medical field . After the birth of her two children
and wanting to work closer to home, she began working at
Moresco Packaging in Santa Rosa . She stayed there for five
years until the business office moved to Petaluma . She was then
hired by Ursuline to work in their business office . Jackie enjoys
spending time with her family, creating in her garden, reading
and looking after Dwight, her rambunctious cocker spaniel .
Lisa Sousa
Lisa Sousa is a Bay Area native who
graduated from Marin Catholic High
School . In 1990, she graduated from
CSU Chico, with a degree in business
administration and an emphasis in
marketing . She has been married for
18 years to her husband, Ken, who grew
up in San Rafael . Ken is a Santa Rosa
High School graduate and a plumber
for Union Local 38, currently employed
by Schram Construction in Santa
Rosa . They have lived in Santa Rosa
for 15 years with their two sons, Cody, a freshman at Cardinal
Newman and Chad, a 7th grader at St . Rose School .
Lisa has worked and volunteered in the local school system

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for 10 years, spending time both in the classroom and in an
administrative capacity . Her experience includes working in
a public elementary school office, serving on a school advisory
board, as well as chairing and assisting with various fundraisers
and events . She is extremely excited about serving as CN School
Secretary and is honored to be associated with the Cardinal
Newman community .
Elizabeth Stimmel
Elizabeth Stimmel has been teaching
English throughout Northern
California for over 12 years . Her
titles have included: teacher, English
Chair and event coordinator . As event
coordinator her duties challenged her
to integrate serving as a school-wide
and fundraising events coordinator
while maintaining and engaging
in a commitment to community
involvement and rapport . Her teaching
accomplishments and experience
involve serving on various boards and committee’s, including both
Academic and State Accreditation, and participating at the ACSI
teacher convention . In addition to her classroom experience, Mrs .
Stimmel also tutors students and is an active member of writing
groups, including BAWP .
As well as her teaching career, Mrs . Stimmel is an accomplished
business-person and entrepreneur . She has choreographed various
local high schools, youth-teams, and directed cheer camps . Mrs .
CN Supports Breast Cancer Awareness
The Cardinal Newman Community spontaneously jumped in to support
the national Breast Cancer Awareness by holding fund raising events
at the home football game on October 23rd and the home Water Polo
match on October 28th . Organized by the Booster Board, the effort was
enthusiastically embraced school wide:
• Cindi Calos: made 200 pink ribbons which were sold at both athletic
events
• Mr. Guillen’s Video Arts Class: announced events in their weekly
Newman News broadcast
• Campus Ministry: led by John Contreras, students hung signs around
the athletic field announcing the BCA effort and put up pink helium
balloons on the field fence
• Field Maintenance crew, led by Avid Valentin, created and painted a pink
ribbon at the center of the football field
• Associated Student Body Officers, led by Jack Killeen: sold pink bead
necklaces and rubber bracelets throughout the football game
• Athletic Department: Mary Cooper created the pink ribbon decals
• JV and Varsity football players: wore the pink decal on their helmets
welcome
Stimmel, not only coaches, she also competed in gymnastics and
cheer from the age of 5 and continued to cheer throughout her
college career at both Sierra College and UCD . Elizabeth is fully
certified in Stunt, Safety, First Aid, and CPR . Following college,
she had a successful career as a fashion stylist and worked in both
print, including European Vogue, and runway .
Although she is very busy teaching English at Cardinal Newman,
Mrs . Stimmel still finds time in her schedule to remain active
in other fields, such as owning and operating Fierce Cheer in
Rohnert Park, and serving as a choreography and costume designer
for the upcoming film: The Prankster .
Ezequiel Valencia
Ezequiel, or EZ as he’s been
nicknamed, is from Michoacan,
Mexico and has been living in Santa
Rosa for 24 years . He has worked as
a landscaper by trade, but also enjoys
helping in the church preparing
children for their First Communion .
He also is an assistant coach for his
daughter’s Santa Rosa Soccer League
where she has been playing since
she was 7 years old . He now lives in
Rohnert Park with his wife Kattia and
two daughters Belen and Andrea . We
welcome EZ to our CN community!
B R E A S T C A N C E R A W A R E N E S S
• JV and Varsity football coaches: wore pink ribbons pinned to their shirts
• Cheerleaders: donated over $200, their portion of the 50/50 raffle
proceeds
• Mr. Rutherford: included the BCA theme into his pre-game prayer
• Mickey Head & Eagle Distributing Co: Donated (10) case of Go Girl
Energy Drinks, use of a 10x10’ pink Go Girl pop-up tent, a Go Girl
cooler on wheels and promotional materials
• Sutter North Bay Women’s Health Center and the local chapter of the
American Cancer Society provided staff to greet fans and sell the drinks,
necklaces, pink ribbons and bracelets . Pink M&Ms were provided to
every donor .
• Mary Poppenheimer and Patti Dietzen: for committing and organizing
the Water Polo team support
The exciting part of this community wide effort is how easily it came
together in less than two weeks . The combined events raised over $700
for the local Sutter North Bay Women’s Health Center . More importantly,
the October Breast Cancer Awareness event will be incorporated into the
schools’ ongoing commitment to local cancer fund raising efforts through
the school’s Community Based Service Learning program .
Lee Ann Reuter, Booster Board President
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PRINCIPAL’S LIST & FIRST HONORS-FIRST QUARTER 2009
seNIoRs pRINcIpal’s lIsT
NAME GRADE GPA
Dobbins Richard 12 4 .60
Friedauer Maximilian 12 4 .50
Baluyut Juan Miguel 12 4 .43
deRutte Joseph 12 4 .43
Hurd Brandon 12 4 .43
Kim Christopher 12 4 .43
King Brian 12 4 .43
Morehouse Christopher 12 4 .43
Greinke Daniel 12 4 .33
Owenson Andrew 12 4 .29
Revelle Alexander 12 4 .17
Cousins Ryan 12 4 .14
Forghani Brendan 12 4 .14
Goodwin John 12 4 .14
Le Baudour Jordan 12 4 .14
Marcus Maxwell 12 4 .14
Mullen Michael 12 4 .14
Orozco Oscar 12 4 .14
Scott Hunter 12 4 .14
Vyenielo Daniel 12 4 .14
Bertoli Joshua 12 4 .00
Dumont Bryson 12 4 .00
Ellis Aldric 12 4 .00
Ford Arthur 12 4 .00
Peterson Max 12 4 .00
JuNIoRs pRINcIpal’s lIsT
NAME GRADE GPA
Lee Jonathan 11 4 .71
Dotti Peter 11 4 .67
Davison Ian 11 4 .57
deRutte Peter 11 4 .57
Hegg Austin 11 4 .57
Loube Alexander 11 4 .57
Burwell Reece 11 4 .43
Dietzen Peter 11 4 .43
McDonell Patrick 11 4 .43
Tesconi William 11 4 .43
Trione Henry 11 4 .43
Bigham Dustin 11 4 .29
Calhoun John 11 4 .29
Marshall Scott 11 4 .29
Meckler-Pacheco Will 11 4 .29
Monraz Anthony 11 4 .29
Piasta John 11 4 .29
Wu Steven 11 4 .29
Albin Brian 11 4 .14
Calos Brandon 11 4 .14
Fowler Spencer 11 4 .14
Haskell Sean 11 4 .14
Galbraith Kyle 11 4 .00
Hoskins Ward 11 4 .00
Meinken Griffin 11 4 .00
Parry Ryan 11 4 .00
Segre Peter 11 4 .00
Shupe William 11 4 .00
Trent Oliver 11 4 .00
sophomoRes pRINcIpal’s lIsT
NAME GRADE GPA
Dobbins Andrew 10 4 .43
Hanley William 10 4 .43
Hargrove Jacob 10 4 .43
Lawler Jason 10 4 .43
Pham Duchoang 10 4 .43
Reins Charles 10 4 .43
Scharfen James 10 4 .43
Chang Andrew 10 4 .29
Drake Alexander 10 4 .14
Ingebrigtsen Drake 10 4 .14
Jacobs Austin 10 4 .14
Anderson Tyler 10 4 .00
Gathuru Simon-James 10 4 .00
Maggio-Hucek Dylan 10 4 .00
Marovich Jacob 10 4 .00
Palmer Courtland 10 4 .00
Peterson Mark 10 4 .00
Williams Connor 10 4 .00
Zhao Michael 10 4 .00
FReshmeN pRINcIpal’s lIsT
NAME GRADE GPA
Gluch Joshua 9 4 .15
Gruber Jonathan 9 4 .15
Bailey Nicholas 9 4 .14
Gschwend Gregory 9 4 .14
Yu Andrew 9 4 .14
Alden Hugh 9 4 .00
Beach Justin 9 4 .00
Bertolone Dalton 9 4 .00
Bradley Darren 9 4 .00
Brunetti Joseph 9 4 .00
Buse’ Benjamin 9 4 .00
Calos Austin 9 4 .00
Catelli Daniel 9 4 .00
Cline Thomas 9 4 .00
Evans Kyle 9 4 .00
Gibson Matthew 9 4 .00
Holmes Devon 9 4 .00
King Charles 9 4 .00
Martin Sean 9 4 .00
Muster Beau 9 4 .00
Phelps Matthew 9 4 .00
Rodrigues Sebastian 9 4 .00
Sousa Cody 9 4 .00
Talty William 9 4 .00
Torres Julian 9 4 .00
Wilhelmsen Mitchell 9 4 .00
seNIoRs FIRsT hoNoRs
NAME GRADE GPA
Gallagher Daniel 12 3 .86
Kane Zachary 12 3 .86
Maggio-Hucek Tucker 12 3 .86
Mills Christopher 12 3 .86
Briggs Parker 12 3 .71
Smith Cole 12 3 .71
Van Anda Russell 12 3 .71
Gale Brandon 12 3 .67
Decker Kyle 12 3 .57
Euphrat Jeffrey 12 3 .57
Hatter-Oyedeji Brandon 12 3 .57
Hatter-Oyedeji Joevon 12 3 .57
Neal Charlie 12 3 .57
Piver Layton 12 3 .57
Reuter Christopher 12 3 .57
Gingras Robert 12 3 .50
Scrivanich Luke 12 3 .50
JuNIoRs FIRsT hoNoRs
NAME GRADE GPA
Brown Randall 11 3 .86
Drake Trevor 11 3 .86
Holly Jordan 11 3 .86
Legoski Luke 11 3 .86
Moreno Timothy 11 3 .86
Murphy Lucas 11 3 .86
Hurst Alexander (Alek) 11 3 .83
Bolander Anthony 11 3 .71
DiMassa Vincent 11 3 .71
Noonan Andrew 11 3 .71
Ordaz Antonio 11 3 .71
Rivarola Lucas 11 3 .71
Romano Jacob ( Jake) 11 3 .71
Schreeder Joshua 11 3 .71
Bertolero Alan 11 3 .57
Burton James 11 3 .57
Christian Alex 11 3 .57
Citti Daniele 11 3 .57
Hanson Nicholas 11 3 .57
McCandless Ryan 11 3 .57
Tiernan Joseph 11 3 .57
sophomoRes FIRsT hoNoRs
NAME GRADE GPA
Greinke Davis 10 3 .86
Meyerhof Geoffrey 10 3 .86
Miksis Hannibal 10 3 .86
Moreno Christopher 10 3 .86
Panoski George 10 3 .86
Skelly Connor 10 3 .86
Tiernan John ( Jake) 10 3 .86
Cain Sean 10 3 .71
Ceja Andres 10 3 .71
McGowan Kevin 10 3 .71
McKeever Kyle 10 3 .71
Neuerburg Bryan 10 3 .71
Prassas Thomas 10 3 .71
Saaman Matthew 10 3 .71
Tomasin Stephen 10 3 .71
Viter Swift ( Joseph) 10 3 .71
Vyenielo Ryan 10 3 .71
Bordin James 10 3 .57
Carpenter Tyler 10 3 .57
Figueroa Sebastian 10 3 .57
Forghani Nolan 10 3 .57
Lawson Keller 10 3 .57
Matossian Armand 10 3 .57
Miller Elliott 10 3 .57
Sullivan Connor 10 3 .57
Taylor Alexi 10 3 .57
FReshmeN FIRsT hoNoRs
NAME GRADE GPA
Green Kevin 9 3 .92
Palmer Randall 9 3 .92
Owenson Erik 9 3 .85
Tarantino Giancarlo 9 3 .85
Ryan Jack 9 3 .85
Chicoine Marc 9 3 .85
Bentham Nathan 9 3 .85
Sheahan Nolan 9 3 .85
deRutte Rob Roy 9 3 .85
Bell Simon 9 3 .85
James II John 9 3 .83
Kennedy Theodore 9 3 .83
Zegarra Tomas 9 3 .83
Atallah Waed 9 3 .83
Codding Benjamin 9 3 .75
Luque Jalon 9 3 .75
McCullough Timothy 9 3 .75
Reyes Zachary 9 3 .75
Buechler Jordan 9 3 .71
Bilbro Lucas 9 3 .71
Robertson Andrew 9 3 .69
Peccorini Travis 9 3 .69
Shupe Andrew 9 3 .67
Codding Christopher 9 3 .67
Popoff Jake 9 3 .67
Proctor James 9 3 .67
Magill Joseph 9 3 .67
Molitor Luke 9 3 .67
Verity Nicholas 9 3 .67
McCormick Patrick 9 3 .67
Steele Christopher 9 3 .58
Hamilton-Smith Dylan 9 3 .58
Nunez Jarron 9 3 .58
Nagle Nolan 9 3 .58
Lindee II Robert 9 3 .58
Eide Johan 9 3 .54
Strauch Peter 9 3 .54
Alvarez Austin 9 3 .50
McDonnell Christopher 9 3 .50
De La Montanya Dean 9 3 .50
Janowczyk Jake 9 3 .50
Andrew Richard 9 3 .50
Faber Zachary 9 3 .50

J U N i O R R i N g C E R E M O N Y
Mr. Mike Truesdell, Mr. Doug Kirk, Daniel Benjamin & Bobby Sharp
Junior Ring Ceremony:
“Growth Is the Only Evidence
of Life .”
The Juniors, Class of 2011, gathered with their fellow
Newman students, administration, faculty, and parents to mark
their ascension to the status of “upperclassmen” at the Junior
Ring Ceremony on Friday, October 23, 2009 . The theme selected
by the Junior Class Council for the Ceremony was the insight
of John Henry Newman that “Growth Is the Only Evidence of
Life .” Consistent with that theme was an introduction delivered
by the Junior Class President, Henry Trione . Coach Tom Bonfigli
addressed the Juniors and reminded them of the importance of
Newman tradition, emphasizing that it was a matter of the heart .
The aspiring Christian Gentlemen resolved, in the spirit of John
Henry Newman, to make Jesus the “Model and Perfecter of their
Faith,” certainly a goal that will require courage .
Father Alvin celebrated Mass, while music was provided by
Newman students under the direction of Mr . Acevedo and Mr .
Truesdell delivered closing remarks . Each Junior received a
commemorative St . Christopher’s medal to remind them of their
Christian journey . The efforts of Mr . Kirk’s Campus Ministry
Class and the Junior Class Council, made it a truly memorable
occasion .
– Jeff Scharfen, Junior Class Moderator
In early September I marked the date October
11, 2009, on my calendar . I had to start preparing
myself, my brother and my dad for the event known
as the Father Son Barbeque . I knew that I was going
to be doing something fun and a little bit demanding
that day and did not want to miss it . October 11, 2009
was the day for Cardinal Newman’s Annual Father Son
Barbeque . A great time to be had by all who attend . The
day started out with all us boys and our fathers outside
the A .C .C . enjoying snacks, and talking . We moved
inside where Father Alvin presented a beautiful mass
for us young men and our fathers . It was a special time
when the boys and their fathers took part in the Mass,
from the readings, to the prayers of the faithful, to the
presentation of the gifts . Father Alvin told us go forward
and remember not only our fathers, but our families too .
After Mass had ended we all gathered in the gym . We
divided up into teams and you could feel the intensity
level rise . For some the games are a time to joke around
with fathers and friends but for us Drakes it is a time
to dominate the rest of the crowd . We went outside to
play volleyball, basketball, and softball . The games were
fun and some rose to the level of trash talk and elbow
throwing . The sportsmanship was great and after the
games we would laugh about it with the other fatherson
teams . After the games were over we had a delicious
barbeque lunch prepared by a team of moms, Mrs . De
Rutte, Mrs . Hinde, Mrs . McCandless, Mrs . Geary, Mrs .
Trione, and my Mom . The Father Son Barbeque has
become a tradition in the Drake household and we will
look forward to it for many years to come .
Fr. Alvin giving blessings
– Trevor Drake, CN ‘11
F a T H E R - s O N B B Q
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s C H O L a R a T H L E T E s
VaRsITY FooTball
NAME GPA
Albin Brian 4 .14
Citti Daniele 3 .57
Dumont Bryson 4 .00
Forghani Brendan 4 .14
Fowler Spencer 4 .14
Gallagher Daniel 3 .86
Gingras Robert 3 .50
Hegg Austin 4 .57
Hoskins Ward 4 .00
Maggio-Hucek Tucker 3 .86
McCandless Ryan 3 .57
McDonell Patrick 4 .43
Morehouse Christopher 4 .43
Moreno Timothy 3 .86
Palmer Courtland 4 .00
Parry Ryan 4 .00
Reuter Chris 3 .57
Romano Jake 3 .71
Schreeder Joshua 3 .71
Tiernan Joseph 3 .57
Van Anda Russell 3 .71
JuNIoR VaRsITY FooTball
NAME GPA
Anderson Tyler 4 .00
Carpenter Tyler 3 .57
Chang Andrew 4 .29
Drake Alexander 3 .86
Hargrove Jacob 4 .43
Moreno Christopher 3 .86
Neuerburg Bryan 3 .71
Prassas Thomas 3 .71
Tomasin Stephen 3 .71
Viter Joseph 3 .71
Vyenielo Ryan 4 .14
FRosh FooTball
NAME GPA
Alden Hugh 4 .00
Alvarez Austin 3 .50
Atallah Waed 3 .83
Beach Justin 4 .00
Bentham Nathan 3 .85
Codding Benjamin 3 .75
Codding Christopher 3 .67
Eide Johan 3 .54
Faber Zachary 3 .50
Hoge William 3 .50
Holmes Devon 4 .00
James John ‘Jack” 3 .83
Lindee Robert 3 .58
Luque Jalon 3 .75
Magill Joseph 3 .67
McCormick Patrick 3 .67
McCullough Tim 3 .75
McDonell Christoher 3 .50
Molitor Luke 3 .67
Nagle Nolan 3 .58
Nunez Jarron 3 .58
Owenson Erik 3 .85
Palmer Randall 3 .92
Peccorini Travis 3 .69
Reyes Zachary 3 .75
Rodrigues Sebastian 4 .00
Ryan Jack 3 .85
Sheahan Nolan 3 .85
Sousa Cody 4 .00
Steele Christopher 3 .58
Talty Will 4 .00
Torres Julian 4 .00
Verity Nicholas 3 .67
Wilhelmsen Mitchell 4 .00
VaRsITY socceR
NAME GPA
Bell Simon 3 .85
Burton James 3 .57
Calhoun John 4 .29
Evans Kyle 4 .00
Lawson Keller 3 .57
LeBaudour Jordan 4 .14
McGowan Kevin 3 .71
McKeever Kyle 3 .71
Ordaz Antonio 3 .71
Orozco Oscar 4 .14
Owenson Andrew 4 .29
Panoski George 3 .86
Rodrigues/Rivarola Lucas 3 .71
Trent Oliver 4 .00
JV socceR
NAME GPA
Catelli Daniel 4 .00
Christian Alex 3 .57
Gibson Matthew 4 .00
Gschwend Gregory 4 .14
Hamilton-Smith Dylan 3 .58
Mills Christopher 3 .86
Sullivan Connor 3 .57
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VaRsITY waTeR polo
NAME GPA
Decker Kyle 3 .57
Dietzen Peter 4 .43
Dobbins Richard 4 .60
Forghani Nolan 3 .57
Galbraith Kyle 4 .00
Hanson Nicholas 3 .57
Neal Charlie 3 .57
Scharfen James 4 .43
Skelly Connor 3 .86
Trione Henry 4 .43
JuNIoR VaRsITY waTeR polo
NAME GPA
Buse Benjamin 4 .00
Friedauer Max 4 .50
Miksis Hannibal 3 .86
Phelps Matthew 4 .00
Robertson Andrew 3 .69
Tarantino Giancarlo 3 .85
cRoss couNTRY
NAME GPA
Brunetti Joseph 4 .00
Greinke Daniel 4 .33
King Brian 4 .43
King Charles 4 .00
Taylor Alexi 3 .57
sCHOLaR TEaMs
Cross Country . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .48
Varsity Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .46
Varsity Water Polo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .43
JV Water Polo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .43
Frosh Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .37
Varsity Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .31
JV Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .29
JV Football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 .08

N E W M a N O x F O R D s C H O L a R s
This year’s Newman Oxford Scholars
participated in a panel discussion, lead by
Bishop Daniel Walsh, in response to these
two questions:
n What might Pope
Benedict and Fr .
Christiansen say about the
recent Liturgical readings
of St . James?
n Where do Pope Benedict
and Fr . Christiansen agree
and disagree?
The well researched essays submitted by each of the scholars can be found on
the CN Website beneath the ACADEMICS tab .
Cardinal Newman’s 2009 Newman Oxford Scholars
Andrew Owenson
Brian King
Chris Morehouse
Daniel Greinke
Hunter Scott
Max Friedauer
Michael Mullen
Oscar Orozco
Richard Dobbins
“ We are not considered devoted Catholics by making it known that we attend
Mass often, pray daily and donate a bunch of money for every collection .
(St . ) James challenges us to make our faith known through our good deeds .”
–Andrew Owenson
“ However, Benedict and Christiansen differ in their use of the word
‘institution .’ For Benedict, it means state and world governments, powerful
companies, and anything or anyone else with the power to ensure ‘the common
good’ of all people . In contrast, Drew cuts out anyone in developed society
from benefiting from Charity in Truth by defining ‘institution’ as strictly
Catholic organizations and non-profits .”
–Hunter Scott
Newman Oxford Scholar
Qualifications
Newman Oxford Scholars strive
to be thought leaders in the world . Like
Blessed John Henry Cardinal Newman, they
are passionate about the world of ideas . They
are eager to help solve real world challenges
involving poverty and injustice .
John Henry Newman, during his years at
Oxford University, guided students to follow a
rigorous academic curriculum . He encouraged
them, through what became known as the
Oxford Movement, to take a leadership role
in working to improve society through the
government and the Church .
The Newman Oxford Scholar Program is
designed to acknowledge both the exhilaration
and the responsibility of learning . Newman
Oxford Scholars will be presented with
opportunities for learning beyond the
classroom . In addition they will develop their
leadership skills .
Students chosen to be Newman Oxford
Scholars are expected to:
n Enroll in a challenging course of studies
including Honors and Advanced Placement
classes;
n Achieve a 3 .8 GPA every semester, or a yearend
cumulative GPA which places them in
the top 10% of their class;
n Maintain the highest standards of behavior
as prescribed by the school and affirmed by
the Dean of Students;
n Actively pursue co-curricular, extracurricular,
and service opportunities;
n Serve as models for fellow Newman Oxford
Scholars and for students in the entire
community;
n Participate in workshops and enrichment
activities, ranging from lectures by
academicians and Church leaders to
community leaders pursuing social justice .
Admission to the Newman Oxford Scholar
Program is based on overall academic
achievement and potential, standardized test
results, grade point average, and teacher or
counselor recommendations . Invited students
will be asked to submit additional information .
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F a L L s P O R T s
water polo
This fall, Cardinal Newman Water Polo experienced one of its most
exciting seasons to date! Scheduled with the maximum-allowed
games of twenty-four, both our Varsity and Junior Varsity players
traveled all over Northern California in a marathon of tournaments
and Redwood Empire League games .
Water Polo is a physically grueling sport which requires strength,
agility and aggressiveness, all while treading water and swimming
countless sprints . On top of this, and because of limited pool space,
the teams must practice most mornings before school at Santa Rosa
Junior College at 5:30 am! Obviously, to be successful, water polo
players must be dedicated to their sport and to each other . The 2009
teams were both!
With a record turnout of 31 players, including many strong
freshmen, the players committed to the game, enduring “doubleday”
practices and long weekends . Over the course of the season,
under the guidance of coaches Mark Hartman, Tim Skelly and
Steven Skinner, the teams grew in skill, confidence, spirit and
achievement . The future certainly bodes well for Water Polo at
Newman!
For many of our JV players, this was their first Water Polo
experience and they took to the game quickly, racking up impressive
wins in league and at tournaments .
The Varsity team, led by senior Tim Schoepp, juniors Kyle
Galbraith, Peter Dietzen, Henry Trione, and Colin Garvin, and
sophomores Kevin Simonis, James Scharfen and Connor Skelly
finished third in League . Leading scorers were Kevin Simonis
and Peter Dietzen with a combined total of over 140 goals . Peter
Dietzen was also recently named by USA Water Polo as an
“Academic All American” .
cross country
The 2009 Cross Country season has proven to be challenging yet successful
for the runners . Many of the runners have had personal records every meet .
The NBL finals were one of the fastest NBLs ever, with the league’s top
four runners all running under 15:30 . Both girls and boys teams went to
NCS, the Meet of Champions in November in Hayward . The State Meet
was Thanksgiving weekend in Fresno for those who qualify . This is the most
outstanding and dedicated group of athletics that I have had the privilege to
work with in years .
While the weather was not favorable to cross country finals, we finished
with many runners setting a personal record . Finishing 4th for the men’s
varsity was Brian King with a 5:06 mile pace, followed by Alexi Taylor,
Charles King, Jack Bowlby, Joseph Brunetti, Danny Curran and John Prince .
Cardinal Newman finished 5th, just 2 points behind the 4th place team .
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The following Varsity Water Polo players were
recognized for their achievements at the Fall Sports’
Awards Celebration in November:
co- mVps: peter dietzen aNd Kevin simonis
defensive player of the Year: Kyle galbraith
most Valuable goalie: James scharfen
coaches award: henry Trione
senior award: Tim schoepp
all league: peter dietzen
honorable mention:
Kevin simonis, Kyle galbraith
Henry Trione
Charlie King & Petaluma runner

Varsity soccer
The varsity team went 5-7-2 in the NBL and their overall record
was 10-8-4 . The team competed very well for a young team with
only three seniors . They were very competitive in all of their games
losing most of them by one goal . Coach Dixon would like to take
this opportunity to thank the three seniors Andrew Owenson, Oscar
Orozco and Jordan Le Baudour for their leadership this past year .
With so many returning players for next year we have much to look
forward to . He would like to take this opportunity to thank the
players and their parents for their support .
all league selecTIoNs Nbl FIRsT Team
JV soccer
andrew owenson & Kevin mcgowan
Nbl secoNd Team
oscar orozco & Keller lawson
Under the direction of coaches Ryan Smith and Glenn McKevitt, the
Cardinals had a fun and successful season . Coach Smith was impressed
with the players’ commitment to improving as players and as a united
team . Captains Chris Mills and Brant Johnson were both selected the
Most Valuable Players by players and coaches . Freshman Matt Gibson
and Sophomore Steven Anaya excelled as midfielders and Sophomore
Zack Vicini was a strong, vocal leader in defense . The attack was led
by CN basketball players Ryan Darrell and Willis Nelson . Freshman
goalkeeper James Del Curto, one of the best young goalkeepers in the
league, routinely made big saves . Players and coaches voted Freshmen
Freddy Garcia and Daniel Catelli Most Improved Players . With
few graduating seniors on Varsity, many JV players will return for a
second and more successful season of playing together in 2010 . The
athletic department would like to thank Mr . Ryan Smith and first
year assistant coach Mr . Glenn McKevitt for their commitment to the
soccer program .
fall sports
Andrew Owenson
Lucas Rivarola
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F a L L s P O R T s
2009 CN Varsity Football Team
Varsity Football
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The 2009 Varsity football season has been an exciting roller coaster
ride . After losing their three-preseason games to powerhouses Del
Oro, Central Catholic and Palma, the team went on to complete a
6 – 1 NBL season . With a 6 – 4 record, they received a 9th seed for
the NCS playoffs, where they won their opener over Windsor in the
first match up between our schools . As we go to print they are to
play number one seed Petaluma on Nov . 28 . The team has been led
by 17 senior class members with many examples of hard work and
dedication to the program .
Thank you to all of the parents for their support and commitment
to the football program . The team dinners are a labor of love and a
unique weekly team tradition, which allows the team to grow and
be grateful for all that they have .
Great appreciation to the coaches and their families for their time
and dedication to Cardinal Newman and the football program .
These countless hours of preparation gives our students the chance
to compete .

JV Football
This years Junior Varsity Team finished the season with a 9-1 record,
and a perfect 7-0 record in league . The team was lead by several
standouts and the players committed to their season in January of last
year in the weight room . The defense allowed just 26 points during the
entire season and the offense averaged 26 points per game . Cardinal
Newman’s future looks bright with this team moving to varsity next
year . Congratulations on a great season! A special thanks to the
JV coaching staff, Lance Badger, Frank Marshall, Jim Vargas, Judd
Foell, Billy Brown, DJ Sexton and James Antonini for their time and
dedication to the team .
Freshmen Football
The freshman 2009 football team has completed a very successful
season, finishing with a 7 – 1 overall record . There were several exciting
games and the fan support of the freshman level was outstanding .
The freshman program has compiled an impressive 47 – 8 – 1 over
the past 6 seasons under the direction of Head coach Mike Healy .
The Cardinal Newman football program continues to grow and excel .
Congratulations on an outstanding season! Thank you to the dedicated
coaching staff of Jerry Block, Eric Gil, Charles Landrum, Ron
Rodriguez, Blair Moreno, Jesse Kozak, Michael deRutte and Tomas
Tomayo .
Drive One 4 UR School A Success!
Hansel Ford Lincoln-Mercury and Cardinal
Newman High School teamed up on
September 19th and 20th for an opportunity
to test drive a Ford, Lincoln, or Mercury
vehicle where a $20 donation per test drive
would go to Cardinal Newman . To all
involved with our Drive One 4 UR School
we want to extend a HUGE thank you!
We had 58 supporters test drive cars which generated a donation of
$1,160 .00 .
Thank you Stan Quock ‘68, Jeff Bertoli ’77 and John Jordan ’98 for
volunteering and working with the Hansel Ford Team!
DRIVE ONE 4 UR SCHOOL
fall sports
JV Football quarterback, Stephen Tomasin ‘12
Hansel Ford crew of Will Wilson,
Sky Breckenridge, Hans, Lee Johnson and
David Lee, along with CN Alums Stan Quock ’68,
and John Jordan ‘98
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H O M E C O M i N g
…and the winner is
Yasmin Almanaseer!
This year, the ASB class decided “Fire and Ice” as the
Homecoming theme . All week, starting Monday, we
had “Spirit Week,” with every day something different .
On Friday we had a rally that included the Newman
Band who played great with Kayley Meckstroth,
Tim Schoepp and Max Friedauer as lead singers .
The Cheerleaders preformed great, as always, and the
Homecoming Princesses participated in a game with
a few Newman football players . They announced the
Homecoming Princesses and the senior class voted
for the queen . That night was the Homecoming game
against Elsie Allen . Newman won 48-13 . During half
time the Homecoming Princesses were driven out by
the Cardinal Newman Alumni and Yasmin Almanaseer
was the 2009 Homecoming Queen . The next day was
the Homecoming dance where Zion I and The Jacka
preformed at the Ursuline Gym . The performance was so
real, Zion I stopped for a few minutes and the drummer
of Zion I did a whole freestyle for at least five minutes .
A huge ‘thanks’ goes to the ASB because they did a
lot to get the performers there and put a lot of effort
into the rally and setting up the Ursuline High School
Gymnasium for the dance which looked amazing .
By Tyler Laron, CN ‘10
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Homecoming Hospitality and
Halftime Celebration
Homecoming is a time when alumni, family and friends come back to Cardinal
Newman to relive that Cardinal Spirit! On Friday, October 2, 2009 the Cardinal
Newman Alumni Association, including Jeff Bertoli ’77, Bill Rousseau ’98 and
John Jordan ’98, welcomed alumni to the hospitality tent to share stories and look
through class yearbooks . During the halftime celebration eight CN alumni drove
Ursuline High School princess candidates onto the athletic field in convertibles .
Thanks to Scott Silveira ’82 of Silveira Pontiac-Buick-GMC, Allan Henderson ’74,
Mary Poppenheimer, Dirk Bietau and Michael Truesdell for donating convertibles .
Sean Bellach ’93, Ryan Styles ’93, Cary Bertolone ’79, Pete Codding ’77, Bill McNeany ’70, Marc Alves
’77, Steve Neuerburg ’85 & Jerry Bonfigli ‘69
Homecoming nominees Michelle Stone, Tina Puccioni, Lauren Gibson, Kaitlin Daniels, Ellery Young,
Jacqueline Balleto and Yasmin Almanaseer.

My Friends on “FaithBook” – A Retreat Experience
By Father Alvin
faithbook
C a M P U s M i N i s T R Y - Frosh & s ophomore Retreats
“FaceBook” has become a popular site where an
individual, referred to as a “friend,” is able to post his or her
status – activities, comments, thoughts and many others
– on a “wall” that is visible to other friends . The site may
be a virtual relationship with others but it has now become
another form of communication and support among
friends . The following retreat status can be considered
“posts” not only on FaceBook, but also on FaithBook: they
are reflections of our freshman and sophomore students
regarding their retreat and bonding experiences last
September, 2009, with their classmates and friends .
Matthew saaman (10): At the retreat we did a lot of
activities that involved teamwork – such as the “Wall” and
also we got to talk to each other about personal experiences .
swift Viter (10): The retreat was really fun . The bus ride
down was really fun but seemed really short because I was
so excited to get there . Once we arrived we got to climb the
Rock Wall .
Ryan smith (10): The retreat was filled with activities . The
Wall was the most exciting for me . The Ropes Course
and the Climbing Wall were pretty challenging . I liked
my senior leader, Jamie Ford, and all my classmates in my
group .
Pat and sean Cain (10): On our retreat, we did many team
building activities such as “The Block” and the “The Planks” .
The highlight for me was the lunch – buffet style .
Juan Ramirez (9): The Pyramid exercise was fun . I really
Mitchell Guyot, James Scharfen, Will Hanley & Forrest Granzotto
enjoyed the walk but it was tiring .
Jack Bowlby (9): I will always remember the time when our
group sat on a table under a tree and talked about random
thoughts and life experiences . The Pyramid was fun .
Zach schreeder (9): I enjoyed the Scavenger Hunt, also
the talks as we walk by the vineyards, reflecting on what we
have to do in life .
Matt Boschetti (9): It was great that we were able to have
quiet time for five minutes at the park .
Derrick kobrin (9): The variety of stops and activities
along the way were awesome . Enjoyed the retreat overall .
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P E a C E P R O g R a M
Cardinal Newman’s PEACE Program - Planned Estates Aiding
Catholic Education
Academic Excellence, Altruistic Spirit, Artistic Expression
and Athletic Achievement are the result of a supportive and
caring community . Everything Cardinal Newman students
accomplish depends on thoughtful and forward thinking of
parents, alumni, benefactors, faculty and staff .
From the Cardinal Newman website, beneath the
Advancement tab is found:
Ways of Giving to
Cardinal Newman High School
Donate Online
A gift of education lasts a lifetime . And a gift of an
educational endowment lasts forever . There is no better way
to memorialize a loved one or honor a life well lived .
Beyond supporting the education and formation of
tomorrow’s leaders, there are decided tax advantages to
making a planned gift . Income and tax deductions are the
best known rewards . But you can also:
• Enjoy the satisfaction of completing a larger gift than
you thought possible during your lifetime .
• Increase your income.
• Avoid taxes on appreciated stock or real estate.
• Have no management worries.
• Provide for your spouse.
• Save on estate taxes
• Save on probate costs.
• Turn your home into tax savings without having to move.
• Still provide a generous inheritance for your heirs.
There are several ways you can enjoy the rewards the law
gives to the generous . The method you choose will depend
on your personal circumstances and your financial and
charitable objectives .
Thank You
With deep gratitude we acknowledge Mr . Mark
D . Robeson, ‘89 for the creation of Cardinal
Newman’s latest endowment fund in support of
tuition assistance . Thank you, Mark!
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Bequests of IRA of Other
Retirement Funds
Whatever remains in one’s retirement plan may be subject
to both income and estate taxes before passing to one’s
heirs, sometimes leaving heirs with only 20 cents on the
dollar .
Instead of losing 80 percent to taxes, donors can give 100
percent to an institution they care about; a tax-smart gift
for benefactors and a good example to their children .
Gifts of Appreciated Property
or Securities
In most instances, highly appreciated property such as
securities or real estate are deductible at their current fair
market value .
With a low basis, such gifts provide the donor with a large
charitable deduction at low cost .
Many Catholic High Schools have benefited over the years
from bequests of real estate . Those who have such gifts in
mind can simply deed over a home or farm to the school
during their lifetime, continue to live in it the rest of their
lives, and enjoy a sizable income tax deduction for making
their gift . No money changes hands, no moving trucks
appear . It’s the contributor’s commitment to a good cause
that earns the deduction .
Simple Bequests
PEACE (Planned Estates Aiding
Catholic Education)
Donors who have supported Cardinal Newman during
their lifetimes are encouraged to continue their generosity
in perpetuity .
A simple bequest to Cardinal Newman will assure that
tomorrow’s students benefit from a life’s work .
To learn more about these approaches, or other ideas,
please contact the Cardinal Newman Office of Institutional
Advancement with any questions or concerns . Mrs . Terri
Derr, 707-546-6470 ext 117

C a M P U s i M P R O V E M E N T s
Just before the end of the fiscal year alumnus
Mike Nonella, ’81 assembled a team to handle the first phase of
our ‘CLassROOM gREENiNg’ project .
Through …our best, The Cooperative Campaign we have raised
over $360,000 toward the goal of $1 .5 million . Specific details
of what the architects and engineers envision are available on
our website under ADVANCEMENT / CONSTRUCTION
PROJECTS / CLASSROOM GREENING .
The first phase, completed as the students returned to campus in
August, resulted in the replacement of an expensive-to-maintain
forty-five year old boiler with two miniscule on-demand boilers .
The donations received for this capital improvement will result
in lower operating costs and the elimination of the maintenance
costs associated with the old boiler .
In addition to the boiler replacement, all of the pipes it serviced
were removed from the roofs of classrooms #1 – #15 and
returned to the perimeter trenches where they were originally
placed in 1964 . This has now freed the roofs for the next phases
including the installation of skylights and solar tubes to brighten
the back walls of each classroom . Next to the new skylights and
solar tubes will be placed turbine vents that will allow for the air
circulation these fifteen classrooms lack .
Aerial photo of Cardinal Newman’s new All-Weather Turf by Will Buck, ’10 and School Times
When you come to campus, take a look in classroom #1 . This
is becoming the prototype to help with additional fundraising
efforts . Mr . Bonfigli’s classroom is now equipped with the latest
technology incorporated in the heat exchanger served by the
new on-demand boilers . It can be controlled from within the
classroom . It automatically cycles on to ventilate the room when
carbon dioxide levels exceed acceptable levels . And it operates
in nearly complete silence .
As these efforts continue, we will incorporate solar panels on the
flat roofs, including a new covering over the locker area . The age
of the current rain collectors makes perfect seals against leaks
impossible . All of Avid’s best efforts to anticipate leaks can be
sunk (pun intended) with a powerful storm .
...our best
At the same time Mike Nonella, ’81 was guiding the
subcontractors through the first phase of the ‘Classroom
Greening’ project he was also working closely with
CalUltimateTurf to prepare our campus for the installation
of an aLL-WEaTHER TURF surface for baseball, soccer,
lacrosse and PE classes . There are terrific photos of this newly
completed facility on our website, as well .
We are blessed that these improvements to our classrooms
and to our campus facilities are funded solely by donations in
support of these specific objectives . To all who have donated
to these projects … and to those who will help support these
improvements with their gifts, we express our deep appreciation .
Feel free to donate online, today .
$6,427,603
Included in this result as of June 30, 2009 are the following
members of the Merici-Newman Society who honor us with
leadership gifts of $100,000 or more:
Mr . and Mrs . Tim Bucher
The Bulger Family
Mr . and Mrs . Scott Cromie
Mr . and Mrs . Michael Cumbo
Mr . and Mrs . Jack DeMeo
Mr . and Mrs . Charlie Dyer
Ernest L . and Ruth W . Finley Foundation
Mr . and Mrs . Bill geary
kossak Family Trust
Mr . and Mrs . Bob Lashinski
Hugh Melaniphy Family Trust
Mr . and Mrs . Ken Molinaro
Ms . Suzanne Murphy
Dr . Stanley L . Quock
Don and Nancy sebastiani
Millicent stephens Leadership Foundation,
stephens Family
The shapiro Family Foundation
The Trione Family Foundation
Mr . and Mrs . Mike Truesdell
Ursuline Sisters of Santa Rosa
Wayne and Gladys Valley Foundation
Mr . and Mrs . Jim Wilkey
Mr . Paul V . Wright
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s E R V i C E P R O J E C T
Ursuline High School’s Monica Bryant studio
art students are beginning the preparation for design
submission for a mural depicting the saving acts & words of
Jesus at the Redwood Gospel Mission Chapel on Wilson
Street near Railroad Square Santa Rosa .
The students are very lucky to have this opportunity . The
lead artists on this service project, Monica Bryant, and Lisa
Skelly, are both experienced muralists . Monica was the
lead artist on the Art Start mural on the Press Democrat
Building in downtown Santa Rosa and Lisa Skelly
(Sophomore Connor Skelly’s mom) did the murals at Santa
Rosa Middle School and was honored by the City Of Santa
Rosa on November 9th .
YEAR LONG Redwood Gospel Mission Mural SERVICE PROJECT:
Studio Arts Class Design Class Project and Second Semester Service Project .
They prepared scaled drawing packets for the students with
the dimensions of 12 panels for design submissions by the
November 7th deadline .
In preparation for the work, seventy-two art students were
taken on a field trip to San Francisco on Monday October
19th to St . Mary’s Cathedral, La Porziuncola Nuova (a
replica of St . Francis of Assisi’s church) and to the Museum
of Modern Art to view sacred art as inspiration .
Designs were submitted early November and chosen
by Don Cobb (The Executive Director of RGM Men’s
Ministry), Redwood Gospel Mission Members of his
choosing, Monica Bryant (UHS art teacher), Anne
Del Monte (CN Community Based Service Learning
Coordinator), Lauren Frost (CN art teacher) and Lisa
Skelly, (Professional Muralist) .
Seong Brown, mother of Randall Brown, and an architect
by training, will help Mrs . Bryant & Mrs . Del Monte
transfer the projected images to the wall . Art students will
be trained and will begin this task in Brecia Hall . A color
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Studio Art Students’ design work for dedicatoin panel
palate will be chosen and architectural renderings will tie
together all the visual elements with the existing buildings .
Other students can gain service hours for participation . The
schedule of work times will be listed outside of the Campus
Ministry Office . The transfer of the design to the walls is
scheduled during the second semester .
Adult supervision from CN & UHS parents and other
volunteers is necessary to ensure the safety of our students
while applying & painting the mural .
Mrs . Del Monte would also like to invite any artists,
gardeners, cooks or musicians to email her if they would
like to participate .
IF YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CONTACT:
Anne Del Monte
RGM Mural Project Manager
Community Based Service Learning Coordinator
Cardinal Newman High School
Email: delmonte@cardinalnewman .org

s P E C i a L D a Y s
Link Day 2009
The Link Day for Freshman Orientation was a fun event . I thought the highlight
of the day was the team tower building contest . There was so much energy in
the Gym during that activity . It is evident that the class of 2013 is a group of
competitive guys . I expect great things from them .
The Link Crew did a great job leading their new schoolmates through the
program . There were many examples of leadership amongst that group .
Specifically, as the Link Crew applauded the freshmen entering the Gym to begin
the program, Evan Merritt shook hands with each member of the class of 2013 .
He introduced himself and welcomed each to Cardinal Newman . Senior Jack
James did an outstanding job speaking to the group about getting involved in
student council and other activities .
I would like to thank the parents, staff, and students who assisted with Link Day .
By Pat Piehl, Director of Admissions
Link Crew
Marin Bramhall, Julian Torres, Charlie Chenoweth,
Brandon Knepper
Hamlin and Jeff Scharfen
Hamlin ‘Em-Barks’ on a
New Career!
Hamlin, a yellow lab puppy raised here at Cardinal
Newman by James Scharfen, his father, Jeff Scharfen,
and our young Christian Gentlemen, has come of age
(at 16 months!) . On September 20, Hamlin made
the trip down to Guide Dogs for the Blind in Marin
to begin his professional training . From the time he
was 8 weeks old, Hamlin experienced the life of a
not-so-average Cardinal Newman student . Hopefully,
his brush with Homer and Dante in World Literature
will serve him well in his new career . At the end of
his five to six months of training, it is our hope that
Hamlin will become a working Guide Dog for the
Blind . Before he left, Hamlin thanked everyone for
their kindness--and the occasional sandwich dropped
on the floor .
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a L U M N i N E W s
Class of 1969 Celebrate 40 Years!
The 1969 Class from Cardinal Newman and Ursuline High
Schools celebrated their 40th Reunion with the theme from their
yearbook, “TURN TURN TURN” by Bob Dylan . To everything
there is a season and August 15th was a time to embrace and
catch up with old friends at Petey Buttitta-Cargile’s home .
UHS Alums pictured with Jerry Bonfigli, CN ‘69, and Don Lind, CN ‘69
Class of 1984 Celebrates Reunion
Matt Heathwood, CN ‘84, Paige Mazzoni, UHS ‘84,
Clay Stephens, CN ‘84
The Cardinal
Newman and
Ursuline Class of
1984 held their 25
Year Reunion on
August 1, 2009 .
Alums celebrated
with a picnic
during the day
at Ursuline and
then had a dinner
and dance at the
Cardinal Newman
Athletic & Convocation Center later that night . The reunion was
well attended with about 65 alumni from both schools attending
the events with their families . Many flew in from out of state
or drove long distances to make the event . Classmates were
excited to catch up . They were also excited to be back on the
two campuses and see all the new and exciting changes going on
at the schools . As Paige Mazzoni said, “You really do forget how
beautiful these schools are .”
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Career Day Speakers
Career Day 2009
On Wednesday, October 14, 2009 all freshman, sophomore and junior
students had the opportunity to attend Career Day 2009 . The sixth annual
Career Day was held on campus and hosted by the Cardinal Newman
Alumni Association . They had an impressive list of Career Day speakers
where students had the opportunity to hear their selected 3 top career
choices from a list of 35 careers . The students also attended a general
session where keynote speaker, Tom Hakel, ’78, asked the students to
capture at least one thing from what they learned from Career Day . He
hoped they captured and shared the ‘nuggets’ from this special day .
Thank you to our career day speakers:
Chris Uebel ‘82 Architecture Design
Pat Broderick ‘79 Attorney
Adrienne Moran, UHS ‘80 Attorney
Gary Howard Audio/Video Tech
Mark Cooper, ‘75 Coaching
Allan Henderson, ‘74 Contractor
Bill Conklin, ‘75 Dentist
Geoffrey J . Coleman Engineer-Civil
David Del Castillo Engineer-Electrical
Steve Armstrong Engineer TLD
Tom Hakel, ‘78 Entrepreneur
Kevin O’Brien, ‘00 Financial Investments/Advisor
Jim Boggeri Firefighter/Investigator
Bill Rousseau, ‘75 General Management
Dave Cox ‘78 Journalism & Broadcaster
Russ Mallard Landscape Architecture
Greg Bone ‘01 Law Enforcement
Charlie Bone Law Enforcement
Dave McNab Musician
Carl Hamilton Performing Arts
Scott Huhn Pharmacist
Tom Blechel, ‘82 Physical Therapist
Kirk Pappas Physician
Hal Chouinard Program Software Development
Mark Falls Psychologist/Counseling
Cary Bertolone, ‘79 Real Estate Investments
Chuck Reilly, ‘72 Sales & Marketing
Steve Duggan, ‘68 Special Forces Officer
Jerry Robinson, ‘75 Sports Management
John Jordan ‘98 Stockbroker/Banking
Tom Bonfigli, ‘71 Teaching
Roger Bradley Veterinarian
Jake Bilbro, ‘95 Vineyard Management
Heidi Would Visual/Graphic Arts
Brian Kreck Web Designer

On Friday, September 25, 2009, Cardinal Newman honored
the 1982 Soccer Team in recognition of their team work and
dedication, bringing the NBL pennant to Newman for the first time
in school history . Graham Rutherford, class of 1977 and Cardinal
Newman Principal remembered watching the team play, admiring
their skill and focus . Their commitment to their team was obvious, a
defining element of the will to complete . Graham stated in looking
back, the team was instrumental in defining the tradition of Cardinal
Newman soccer, a part of the Cardinal Newman history . The team
Cardinal Newman Honors
1982 Soccer Team
and their families were invited to a BBQ dinner in the Athletic &
Convocation Center where each of the players in attendance was given
special recognition and a Cardinal Newman soccer sweatshirt . The
family of Jeff Leopold ’84 was in attendance as Jeff is living in Norway .
Gone but not forgotten was Victor Belmonte, ‘84 whose parents
Victorio and Maria Belmonte, Brother Henry and family were there to
represent Victor . Graham Rutherford announced all the players before
the Varsity Game against Montgomery .
From left, Edward Hilario ‘83, Ray Giampaoli ‘83, Brad Slender ‘84, Coach Joel Kammer and
Coach Doug Kirk
alumni
Joel Kammer, Graham Rutherford ‘77, Ray Giamaoli ‘83
Joel Kammer, Coach
Doug Kirk, Coach
William J . Ellis, ‘83
Raymond Giampaoli, ‘83
Edward G . Hilario, ‘83
Keith Nunes, ‘83
Mark C . Sweeney, ‘83
Daniel Cazel, ‘84
Robert T . Gilliom, ‘84
Wes Hardy, ‘84
Todd P . Keogh, ‘84
Eric A . LaRue, ‘84
Jeffrey G . Leopold, ‘84
Thomas M . O’Reilly, ‘84
Brad ( James) Slender, ‘84
Darrell Martin, ‘85
David J . Skanchy, ‘85
Anthony R . Young, ‘85
Gone But Not Forgotten
Victor J . Belmonte, ‘84
Henry Belmonte ‘82 accepting gift from Mr. Doug
Kirk for his brother Victor.
1982 SOCCER TEAM
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k E E P i N g i N T O U C H
david maigret, class of 1985
David Maigret and his wife Erika Boda
welcomed their first child, Josephina Margaret
Maigret on October 13, 2009 at 12:49 AM .
Josephina weighed 9 lbs and 22 .5 inches .
David is a Financial Consultant at Wells Fargo
Investments, LLC in Half Moon Bay, CA .
Josephina Maigret
bry (sarté) levine - class of 1990
Bry Sarte is married to
Ciela Sarte and lives
in San Francisco with
his two daughters,
Simone and Scarlett .
Bry holds a double
bachelors degree, in
Civil and Environmental
Engineering from
University of California,
Berkeley and Fine Arts from University of
California, Santa Cruz . He did his Masters
research in Environmental Engineering at
the University of Canterbury, New Zealand .
Bry founded Sherwood Design Engineers in
2002 and since then has built an international
practice, maintaining offices in New York City
and Cambridge, Massachusetts, in addition to
the San Francisco headquarters, and offering
consulting services on projects across the globe .
Bry’s firm has worked on projects that range
from the sustainably-oriented site design of
LEED-Platinum Berkeley School of Law, to
the 5,000 acre ecological master plan for the
Great Wall Villages in Northern China . The
Firm has received multiple awards for design
excellence on green building projects . His
work has been published internationally, and
significantly influences contemporary global
discussion around issues of water supply, urban
design and energy use . Soon to be published
is his book, The Green Infrastructure Guide:
Sustainable Engineering, a comprehensive
guide to integrating sustainable strategies
into infrastructure planning and design with
emphasis on water resource management, site
design and land planning .
will seppi, class of 1993
Will Seppi joined the family business in 2005
at Costeaux French Bakery in Healdsburg after
graduating from Villanova University . In four
short years he has taken over the day-to-day
operation as General Manager, has been honored
with the Spirit of Sonoma Award and has
expanded operations and established a separate
baking facility to accommodate increased
demand . Out of contestants from across the
nation, Costeaux French Bakery was named
2009 Retail Bakery of the Year . At the 2009
Sonoma County Harvest Fair in October
Costeaux French Bakery swept away with
14 awards! Visit www .costeaux .com for
more information .
TeeJay lowe, class of 1993
Teejay Lowe is Director of Community
Relations for G & G Market . His first job was
as a bagger at G&G . Today Teejay Lowe has
expanded his role in the family business to
encompass managing all media and government
affairs as well as marketing and advertising . He is
also responsible for financial-asset management
and development . Teejay, his parents, Robert and
Carrie Gong-Lowe, and sister’s Carol Lowe-
Drake UHS ‘80, Connie Lowe UHS ‘81 and
Jodie Lowe UHS ‘87 have actively supported
our community by dedicating their talents,
energy and resources to building a healthy,
prosperous community where all can thrive . G
& G Supermarket opened its first store in 1963
and in 2009 had a 3 .5 million remodel of their
Santa Rosa store expanding departments and
adding a culinary kitchen that offers free cooking
demonstrations by local venders . In partnership
with Northern California Center for Well
Being, G & G Market offers cooking classes to
address diabetes, cardiovascular disease, basic
nutrition and overall wellness . G & G Market
offers personal perspective cooking lessons to
Executive Teams that are a great way to work on
your culinary skills as well as building principles
and leadership within organizations . Teejay and
his wife, Jamie live in Santa Rosa with their 13
month old son, Robert . www .gandgmarket .com
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alumni
John Jordan, class of 1998
John Jordan and Jazmin Rodriguez were married
on July 11, 2009
Dad: James Jordan, Jazmin Jordan, John Jordan ’98 and
Mom: Janice Jordan
Justin Richardson, class of 1998
Justin Richardson and Jill Montague were
married on August 8, 2009
Matt Montague, PW Scoggins, Stuart Crandall ‘98, Jill
Richardson, Justin Richardson ‘98, Gary Heitz, Scott
Hibbard ‘98
Front Row: Cj Sigler ‘98, Daniel Falk, Vince Pasquini ‘98,
Arthur Hoffmann ‘98
Front: Taylor Bowen (Future CNHS Alumni)
whaT ’s happeNINg?
we waNT To KNow!
To submit news for Keeping In Touch,
Alumni News or Serving Our Country,
email your article and photos to
Lindsay@cardinalnewman.org or fax them to
(707) 544-8582 . We’d love to include
your latest news in our next Trinity!

a L U M N i N E W s
Keith Kirk, class of 2000
Keith Kirk and Kelly White were married
August 15, 2009 .
Scott Kirk ‘04, Ashley Kirk UHS ‘05, Keith Kirk ‘00,
Mom: Cindy Kirk, Dad: Doug Kirk and Matt Kirk ‘02
greg bone, class of 2001
Greg Bone and Katie Ponick were married
September 6, 2009
Greg Bone ’01 and Katie Bone
darren mclea, class of 2001
Darren McLea and Lisa DeRutte, UHS ‘01
were married on May 30, 2009
First Monthly Alumni Social a Success!
The first monthly Alumni Social was held on November 18th at the Equus Restaurant and
Lounge and it was a great success . A lively crowd of Alums, representing various classes between
‘74 and ‘82, took full advantage of the “hall pass” provided and showed up for happy
hour cocktails, Alumni Association hosted hors d’oeuvres and lots of camaraderie (aka lies
and tall stories!!) . This event resurrects days long ago when the Alumni Association held
monthly “meetings” at Lena’s and Michele’s, two very historic landmarks that have long
since left our community, where Alumni business was transacted, friends were reconnected,
networking took shape and, yes, a fair share of cocktails consumed while lies and tall stories
were shared . It was such a wonderful time that the Alumni Association Committee (AAC)
decided to reinstitute the affair . So each and every month the AAC will send all its prized
local Alums a “hall pass” (Bill Rousseau called it a “get out of jail free card”!!) so that everyone
may have free reign to join us . Like we said in the invitation, no fundraising, no pitches,
no rope’n you into anything, just a couple of hours to simply hang out with a bunch of
great guys and hopefully do some long overdue rekindling of relationships with your fellow
Alums . We hope to see you in December!!! Here are all the future dates so mark them on
your calendar!! Remember… . .5:30 to 7:30 at Equus in Santa Rosa… .be there… .Aloha!!!
Alumni Calendar
decembeR 2009
14 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
30 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
JaNuaRY 2010
11 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
20 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
28 Alumni Quarterly Luncheon
FebRuaRY
8 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
17 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
maRch
8 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
17 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
apRIl
7 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
12 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
29 Alumni Quarterly Luncheon
maY
10 Alumni Association Committee Meeting
19 Alumni Social at Equus Santa Rosa 5:30pm
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T E N N i s a N Y O N E ?
The third annual Cardinal Newman Tennis Tournament was
held on a very nice cool weekend, which all who attended the earlier
events welcomed . This year’s tournament saw some new faces as well as
the regular entrants from the two previous tournaments . We had a good
number of our alumni enter, including Alex Krohn ‘00, Connor Van
Alstyne ‘06, Everett Corvino and Kyle Rousseau ’05, Jesse Amaral ’79,
Allan Henderson ‘74 . There were four different draws: Men’s Doubles,
Mixed Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Women’s Singles . We had a
great turn out for all events and each draw had winners and consolation
winners .
Father Alvin and I had a great time running the event with the help of
some of our tennis players from last year’s team: Brendan Henderson
and Peter Dotti . We couldn’t have done it without the great help from
Bill Rousseau ’75 of the Alumni Association and John and Carol Drake
of G and G Market, who put on a great display of food and drinks . I also
would like to thank the Hurst family for donating their wine for prizes .
The tennis was very competitive . Most matches went three sets and the
length and level of the points played were incredible . Everyone had great
attitudes and showed their spirit with their play and attire . Kudos go
to Geri Amaral and Wendy Tigner for looking great in their matching
outfits! We even had an addition of Kady Pooler, sister of freshman
Kyle King who played on the pro tour for two years and is now a teacher
in Richmond, CA . Kady was nice enough to put on a tennis clinic on
Sunday for the singles players . I think we all learned a lot from her
instruction . Thanks, Kady!
I would like to again thank everyone for entering, playing and enjoying
this fun event! I look forward to expanding our tournaments to include
more players and running many more in the future .
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Max Leinen ‘13 & Alex Krohn ‘00
Thank you for your support of the Varsity tennis team and Cardinal
Newman High School!
Men’s Doubles:
Connor Van Alstyne ‘06 and KC def . Alex Krohn, ’06 and Max
Leinen(class of 2013)
Consolation: Tyler Valenzia and Martin Hodgson def . Nathan
Genovese and Noah Lee
Women’s Doubles:
Kady Pooler and Theresa Coey def . Kelly Thompson and Melanie Rosales
Consolation: Sarah Baldwin and Paula Behmke def . Jessica
Coleman and Hillary Warren
Mixed Doubles:
Lori Dapelo and Keith Richardson def . Jody Tucker and Stuart
Burlingham
Consolation: Katy Kortal and Stan Ireland def . Jackie McMillan
and Alvin Villaruel
Women’s Singles:
Kelly Richardson def . Jeanne Stout
Jessica Coleman def . Hillary Warren
SAVE THE DATE!
The 20th Annual Alumni Golf Tournament
will be held on Thursday, June 3, 2010 At
Oakmont Golf Club
Gather your foursome or join in as a single and register now for the 20th Annual Alumni
Cardinal Newman Golf Tournament on Thursday, June 3, 2010 . For more information
contact Roisin Lindsay at (707) 546-6470 ext 116 or Lindsay@cardinalnewman .org

E V E N T s & R E C E P T i O N s
Cardinal Newman’s Parent Association
Kicks off Another Year!
“What fun we had during this year’s Welcome Back Dinner! Each
year, we look forward to this spirited parent gathering and kicking off the new school
year! The evening included representation from both school’s Advancement Teams, Dads’
Club, NEW Moms’ Club, and Parent Associations’ . Parents were invited to sign-up for
joint school events such as, Project Grad, and of course, obtain fashionable Cardinal &
Bear attire . The parent participation was fantastic with approximately 700 delicious meals
prepared and served by Café Merici . Our special thanks to both schools’ Faculty & Staff,
Advancement Departments, Dads’ Club, Parent Associations’ and everyone that donated
their time, talents and treats!
Boosters Host First Family Movie Night
The school year kicked off with a fun new event on Saturday, August
22nd . Family Movie Night on the Athletic Field featured the favorite, “Remember the
Titans” on a Jumbo-Tron screen . The ticket price included a BBQ dinner prepared by the
coaches of the Fall sports teams and Mr . Rutherford . The snack bar and Bird Cage were
also open . The event was well attended by students, families and alumni who brought
lawn chairs, sleeping bags, a futon, and blankets to sit on the field in addition to picnic
baskets and portable tables for friends to gather around .
The event was a success! The next movie night is January 23, 2010 to help kick-off the
Winter Sports season .
All proceeds benefit our student-athletes competing on 22 teams in 12 sports .
C L U B
CN/UHS Moms’ Club
The 1st Moms’ Club gathering got underway
last September with a great start! There
were over 70 moms of Cardinal Newman
and Ursuline past and present students in
attendance . We enjoyed getting together to
meet one another and socialize . We played
a “getting to know you” speed meeting type
game that proved a little difficult to get the
women to only talk for one minute at a time!
Thanks to great wine donations by many
including Wendy Tigner and Terri Balletto .
Also, Jeannette Messoria donated our CN/
UHS cake! We have a series of fun meetings
coming up this year . Mark you r calendars
and plan to attend one or all of them!
Bunko -
Monday, Oct . 26th
White Elephant Exchange –
Monday, Nov . 30th
Cooking Demonstration at The
Henderson home –
Monday, Jan . 25th
Bowling Night at Double Decker
Lanes –
Monday, Feb . 22nd
Chick Flick Night –
Monday, March 29th
Food & Wine Pairing –
Monday, April 26th
Check the CN website under Parent Tab for all
the details about these events. All are welcome!
Alums, current moms, alum moms, faculty or
staff from both schools! The more the merrier!
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Wine Sales
Cardinal Red & Newman Gold
Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase our Cardinal Newman wines! Our
Cardinal Red is a 2005 Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon with a fruit-forward
flavor of ripe berries, black currant and spice . Enjoy it with hearty beef, pork
or Italian dishes . Our Newman gold is a 2006 Sonoma Coast Chardonnay
with green apple and pear flavors teaming with subtle creamy oak . It’s versatile
enough to pair with seafood, chicken or pasta . Both wines are bottled by Sonoma
Wine Company in Graton, California and are priced well below retail prices .
Our Cardinal Red is $180 per case and our Newman Gold is $144
per case . Stop by the Advancement Office to purchase these wines or visit
www .cardinalnewman .org under the Advancement Tab for a Cardinal Newman
Wine Order Form .
Moms in Touch Begins at
Cardinal Newman!
This Fall CNHS joins the ranks of the national (and international) community
of moms who meet weekly to pray for their children, teachers, administrators and
school . The purpose of our Moms in Touch group is to pray for our sons and that our
school will continue to be guided by biblical values and high moral standards . Using
the Bible as our guide, we pray specifically for our teenage sons as they navigate their
way through these exciting yet often turbulent high school years .
We also devote time to pray for academic and sports events (i .e ., SAT tests, football
games, etc .), activities (dances, community service), teachers and coaches, and our
school at large (protection, respect) .
“Where two or three are gathered in my name, there I am in the midst of them.”
-Matthew 18:20
Are you aware of a specific prayer need within the CN community? We also receive
confidential prayer requests through our e-mail, momsintouch@cardinalnewman .org .
Do you believe in the power of prayer? If so, please come and join us on Thursday
mornings 8:00-9:00am in the CN Library . For more information, please check out
our web page under the Parent Association tab at the CN website .
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events
T O U R N A M E N T
Texas
Hold ‘em
Tournament
Benefiting Cardinal Newman
Baseball and Ursuline Softball
February 20, 2010
in the
Cardinal Newman Gym
4:30 p .m . Doors Open
5:00 p .m . Dinner Served
6:00 p .m . Tournament Begins
$125 Buy-in,
includes dinner, drink tickets
and $10,000 in chips
Purchase before December 31, and receive an
extra $5,000 in chips FREE
Prizes up to $2,000 based
on 150 players
Must be 21 years or older to attend
Deadline: February 15, 2009,
Limited to first 150 players
Please contact Kathy Badger in the
Advancement Office at 707-546-6470 x121
or send a check for $125 per person,
payable to:
Cardinal Newman High School
Texas Hold-‘em Tournament
50 Ursuline Road
Santa Rosa, CA 95403

E V E N T s & F U N D R a i s E R s
Fun in the Fall
The Cardinal Newman community gathered together on Saturday, October 24,
2009 to enjoy this year’s Fun in the Fall . The evening started off with wine tasting
in our new Athletic & Convocation Center where 30 local wineries poured some of
their award winning wines! Our school families provided wonderful appetizers to
compliment these wines . The fall flower arrangements were beautiful thanks to The
Tremerolis of The Greenery . Dinner served by Epicurean at Café Merici and dancing
to The Remedies followed the wine tasting with 270 guests in attendance .
A very special ‘Thank You’ to all of the wineries who participated in this year’s
alumni-hosted wine tasting event:
Wineries
Albertina Wine Cellars
Armida Winery
Atlas Peak
August Briggs Winery
Balletto Vineyards & Winery
Benovia Winery
Brutocao Cellars
Buena Vista Carneros
Bugay Wines
Cardinal Newman Wines
Fanucchi Vineyards
Flowers Vineyard & Winery
Foppoli Wines
Gamba Vineyards & Winery
Highway 12
Honig Vineyards & Winery
J . Keverson Winery
Korbel Champagne
La Familia Winery
Landmark Vineyards
Marietta Cellars
Mauritson Family Winery
Paradise Ridge Winery
Sapphire Hill Vineyards
St . Francis Winery & Vineyards
Stephen & Walker Winery
Suacci Carciere Wines
Switchback Ridge
Talty Vineyards
Truett-Hurst Winery
Sponsors
Thank you to the businesses who
gave generously to this event . Please
support these businesses who
so generously support Cardinal
Newman and Ursuline!
Costeaux’s French Bakery
Will Seppi, CN Class of ‘93
Eagle Distributing
Charlie & Mickey Head
Culligan Water
Jim Fisher, CN Class of ‘78
Our Class Themed Baskets, which
were prepared by our Class Reps,
were beautiful! Each of the four
baskets contained wonderful items
which celebrated the wine country
and our Sonoma County harvest .
The beautiful baskets were raffled off
along with other wine items .
Thank you to our class reps for all
thieir hard work to provide these
wonderful baskets!
Thank you to our Class Reps for all
their hard work to provide wonderful
raffle prizes.
Leslie & David
Brutacao
Back row:
Marc Busalacchi, Blake
Burwell, Warren Murphy. Front row: Rene
Busalacchi, Heidi Burwell, Sharon Murphy
C O M M I T T E E
Fun in the Fall Committee Members:
Thank you for your dedication!
Kathy Badger CN Advancement
Phyllis Callahan CN Parent
Sue Decker CN Parent
Terri Derr CN Advancement
Judy Farless CN Parent
Joanne Guanella CN Parent
KC Kennedy CN Parent
Robin Leinen CN Parent
Roisin Lindsay CN Advancement
Debbie McGowan CN Parent
Kehaulani McGregor CN Parent
Tricia Ratto CN Parent
Debbie Robles CN Parent
Jacklyn Wright-Gridley CN Parent
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Annual Campus Clean-up Day
Saturday, September 5th was in the middle the long
Labor Day holiday weekend but that didn’t stop a group of
dedicated volunteers from spending half a day preparing the
Athletic Field facilities for upcoming home soccer and football
games . Key projects included power washing the home and
visitor bleachers plus cleaning and stocking the Bird Cage in
the Charlie “Tuna” Dahl Athletic Field House . Many thanks to
this fabulous crew for their time, equipment and supplies!
FIELD HOUSE PREP: Jeannette Tiernan
BLEACHER POWER WASHING TEAM: Bill and Kyle
McKeever, Jim McGowan, Art and Steven Anaya, Mitch
Wilhelmsen .
2009 Jog-A-Thon
Jog-A-Thon, a tradition at Cardinal Newman
for over 25 years, helped raise funds for athletic programs and
facilities around campus . This year’s students jogged, walked,
danced and ran around the Newman track, as ASB students
and CN DJ Team led by
Tyler Laron entertained
all! With over $80,000
raised so far, this student
run fund-raiser continues
to help support Cardinal
Newman . If you’d like to
sponsor your favorite jogger,
there’s still time! Send your
tax deductible donation to
the CN Advancement Office .
Congratulations to all the
students and thank you to
all our sponsors for another
successful Jog!
Joggers from Jog Day 2009
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Monica Harrison, Phyllis Callahan,
Kathy Nulton, Linda Viani
events
Kevin McCullough,
Doug Van Dyke CN’81 and Raffle
Winner Michelle Neal
Spring Legacy Gala
M A R K Y O U R C A L E N D A R S !
Saturday,
March 20, 2010
Formal invitations will be in the mail in January 2010!
Thanksgiving Luncheon
The Cardinal Newman faculty and staff would like to thank the Parent
Association for the wonderful Thanksgiving meal . Our community is truly
blessed with such gracious and generous parents who support our school
each year . Thank you for sharing your talents with us!
Parent Association
Laurie Noble, Terri McCandless, Tricia Ratto, Sue Hoge, Diane Merritt, Kim Hinde,
Jacqueline Scott, Daniella Dobbins & Karen Moyer (not pictured: Mary Poppenheimer, Diane
Montgomery, Sue Decker, Maureen Geary, Judy Farless and Laura deRutte)

C a R D i N a L N EW M a N
g i F T R E CO g N i T i O N s O C i E T i E s
merici-Newman
society
Warren and Sharon Murphy
Victor and KarenTrione
Paul and Marcie Wright
...our best society
Bulger Family
To the following families, individuals and organizations we express our sincere thanks . We are humbled . You
honor us greatly with your gifts of cash, in-kind-services, and faithful commitments toward pledges to Cardinal Newman
and Angela Merici John Henry Newman Foundation, Inc . This recognition covers the fiscal year July 1, 2008 to June
30, 2009 . To all who support Catholic secondary education through programs at Cardinal Newman and …our best, The
Cooperative Campaign we are most grateful . Thank you .
heritage gift society
American Asphalt
Anonymous
Scott and Ann Cromie
Tom and Kim Hinde
Ken and Alma Molinaro
Charlie and Lisa Palmer
John Sabatte
patron gift society
Baldocchi Scholarship Fund
Timothy and Mary
Louise Bucher
Jack and Judy DeMeo
Charles and Tammy Dyer
Mike and Julie Nonella
benefactor gift society
Jesse and Geri Amaral
Anonymous
Carl Gellert and Celia Berta
Gellert Foundation
James and Karen Gaffney
Stanton and Lisa Ireland
Furth Family Foundation
Michael and Diane Keefer
Kevin and Martha King
Jeff and Suzanne Knott
Robert and Jody Lashinski
Gloria Leandro
Gary and Barbara Miksis
M .W . and Diane Montgomery
Ron and Eileen Nelson
John Richardson
Sapphire Hill Vineyards
Michael and Sheila Truesdell
Wells Fargo Foundation
Kurt and Elena Whorton
meRIcI – NewmaN socIeTY $100,000 aNd up
… our best socIeTY $50,000 – $99,999
heRITage gIF T socIeTY $25,000 – $49,999
paTRoN gIF T socIeTY $15,000 – $24,999
gold circle gift
society
American Solutions For
Business
Argonaut Constructors
Thomas and Colleen Bates
Greg Biagi
Bordin Family Trust Account
August and Sally Briggs
David and Leslie Brutocao
Brutocao Cellars
John and Reta Bugay
James and Linda Burton
Andrew and Carol Carciere
Caymus Vineyards
Peter and Kathryn Chang-Sing
Michael and Gail Chobotov
Cigar-BQ
Dennis and Marcia Crandall
Dad’s Club - CN/UHS
Susan Delmanowski
Jean and Rosemary Destruel
Richard and Marilyn Dey
Escrip
Randy and Judy Farless
Jim and Suzanne Fisher
Jack and Jocelyne Gale
Les and Lisa Garzini
Louis and Gail Goring
Andy and Dale Green
Charles and Gina Hanley
Jeff and Monica Harrison
Dennis and Ann Harter
Allan and Kimberly Henderson
Ernest and Margaret Hoisington
Home Team Marketing, LLC
Humane Society
Stanley and Joni Jacobs
John and Jazmin Jordan
Edward and Lisa Kinsey
John and Judy Lawler
Ken and Donna Martin
McLeas’ Tire & Automotive
Don and Jackie McMillan
James and Linda McNeill
John and Diane Merritt
Patrick Miller
Richard Morehouse
Suzanne Murphy
Bill and Christine Nelson
John and Sue Nelson
Roger and Kathy Nulton
Jesus and Beverly Ordaz
Peter and Peggy Owenson
PDS Travel Consultants, Inc .
Joseph and Jenise Personeni
Robert Platt
Philip Prassas
Michael and Barbara Ragsdale
Redwood Empire
Baseball League
Steve and Lee Ann Reuter
Gil and Cathy Robello
Graham and Lyn Rutherford
Schwab Charitable Fund
Tom and Jackie Schwedhelm
Paul and Megan Segre
Peter and Patricia Shapiro
John and Barbara Shine
Daniel and Michelle Skaff
Tim and Lisa Skelly
Steven and Sandra Smith
Todd and Denise Steele
Gary and Janna Stein
Dan and Katie Stevens
Marty and DeAnn Sunday
Thunderstar Stages
Paul and Jeanette Tiernan
Henry and Eileen Trione
United Way of the Bay Area
Wells Fargo Foundation
Dennis and Sherryl Wilkinson
Jay and Kathryn Wright
cardinal gift society
Fernando Acosta
Dale and Kathy Albin
ALPHA Fire Suppression
Systems
Cheryl and Doug Anderson
Bob and Kitty Angell
Armida Winery
ATECH Warehousing &
Distribution
Lance and Kathy Badger
Paul and Janet Balatti
Manuel Baldenegro
Sue Beaver
Thomas Beecher
Bob and Paula Behmke
Bob and Denise Bernard
beNeFacToR gIF T socIeTY $5,000 – $14,999
gold cIRcle gIF T socIeTY $1,500 – $4,999
caRdINal gIF T socIeTY $500 – $1,499
FRIeNdshIp gIF T socIeTY $ 1 – $499
Ottavio and Antoinette
Bertolero
Jeff and Julie Bertoli
Larry & Mrs . Bertolone
Bertolone
Dirk Bietau
Blanchard Construction
BLR Life Photography
& Cinema
Jerry and Sabrina Bonfigli
Boschetti Construction
Steve and Erin Bowman
Billy Brown
John and Janet Cabico
Kevin and Bernadette Calhoun
Al and Beverly Cameron
Cameron & Cameron Inc .
Charlie and Rocky Carpenter
Duane and Angela Carvalho
Julie Carver
Javier and Yesenia Ceja
Hal and Rae Chouinard
Robert and Joni Chovick
Anthony Cipolla
Clover-Stornetta Farms
Dick and Angie Colombini
Mary and Mark Cooper
Russell Cooper
Costeaux French Bakery & Cafe
Edwin and Kirsten Cutler
Wesley and Carol Daniels
Stan and Gayle de Rutte
Rob and Laura de Rutte
James and Susan Decker
Bradford and Rosalie DeMeo
DeMeo & DeMeo
Attorneys at Law
Douglas and Mary Derner
Jim and Terri Derr
Anthony and Pat Devencenzi
Mangal and Paramjit Dhillon
John and Thea Dolan
Double Decker Lanes
Dr . Paul Tiernan -
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
John and Carol Drake
Tom and Ingrid Dunlap
David and Valerie Durden
Jon and Jane Elliff
Kristi English
Fandango Nail Salon
Mark and Jean Farmer
Fisher Vineyards
Force Fitness
A .J . and Lori Ford
Arthur and Laura Ford
John and Maureen Geary
William and Teddy Geary
Matthew Ginella
Storm and Sue Goranson
John and Erline Grace
Pearl Groom
Gary and JoAnne Guanella
Guanella Auto Body And Paint
Frank and Marion Guillen
Robert and Karyn Gutierrez
Andy and Kathy Hall
Harvey Henningson
Portrait Artists
Paul and Carla Haskell
Matthew and Natalie Hayden
Mickey and Michelle Head
Dennis and Cheryl Hegg
Felix Hernandez
Dan and Mary Hirschnitz
Hitmen Pest Control
Scott and Kathleen Huhn
Phil and Sylvia Hurst
Leon and Gina Ingebrigtsen
David and Lisa James
Stan and Sherri Johnson
Tina Johnson
Todd and Kathleen Johnston
Johnston Sign Company
Anthony and Sara Kelley
Yong Kim
Clifford and Helen Kim
Robert and Liz Knight
Daniel Knight
Otto and Barbara Kobler
Mr . and Mrs . Kochinke
Korbel Champagne Cellars
Noel and Patrick LaFortune
Olivia Lai
Landmark Vineyards
Leo and Cathi Larkin
Matt and Kim LeBlanc
Don and Roisin Lindsay
Louis Kossack Testamentary
Trust
Kathy Lydon
Craig and Christine Maffei
Frank and Trisha Marshall
Steven Martino
Alan and Terri McCandless
Kevin and Catherine
McCullough
Jim and Debbie McGowan
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Les and DeeAnn McLea
Lynn and Billie Meister
Merrill Lynch-Steve Reuter
Group
Michael Merrill Design
Studio Inc .
Miksis Services Inc dba
Rapid Rooter
Mobile Perks
Mark and Adrienne Moran
Jerome and Susanna Nathan
Gary and Kathy Negri
North Bay Catholic
School League
Kellie and Mike Nyholm
Brian and Johnette Olson
Lee and Mary Olson
Palo Alto Vineyard
Management
Park Avenue Catering Co .
William and Susan Parry
John Pedroncelli
Penman Photographic Arts
Petaluma Valley Athletic Club
Lloyd and Mrs . Phillips Phillips
Patrick and Lisa Piehl
Mary Poppenheimer
Jeff Powell
Precision Crane Service
Pro Gardening Systems LLC
Leslie Quock
Stan Quock
Louis and Julie Ratto
Brian and Mary Reeves
Thomas and Judith Revelle
Colleen and James Robello
Robert Pierce Studios
William and Joan Rousseau
Jason and Christine Royce
John and Keri Ryan
Christian Schirmer
Hank and Lisa Schreeder
Paul and Gail Schwarz
Will Seppi
Scott Shapiro
James and Claudine Sheridan
Steven and Suzanne Shupe
Christopher and Leslie Sigler
Clay and Anne Stephens
Clay and Lisa Stephens
Stonestreet Vineyard & Winery
Stout’s Heating & A/C
Stouts Monavie
Style ‘n Comfort
Brian and Julie Sullivan
Thomas and Belmira Sweeney
Richard and Fay Sweet
T & B Sports
Talty Vineyards
Tim and Catherine Tesconi
Rick and Wendy Tigner
John and Julie Tomasin
Robert and Eleanor Trent
Valentina Trombetta
Ryan and Nicole Vice
Vice Appraisal Company
Vice Landscaping
Vice Properties
Vimark, Inc .
Mark and Corrine Viter
Charles and Ellen Wear
Tim and Kimberley Welter
Howard and Jayce Weyker
Windsor Golf Club
Marc Winters
Michael and Heidi Would
Wright & Sons
John and Donja Young
Jeff and Karen Young
Your Helmet Your Way
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
Louis and Carol Zanardi
Mario and Tonia Zepponi
Friendship gift
society
AA Driving School
Mary Aamodt
Abbey, Weitzenberg, Warren
& Emery
Lori Abbott
John and Christine Abele
Beverly Aboudara
Al and Robin Abramson
Acacia Exchange Services
Peg Acken
Richard and Flora Adachi
Logan and Yvonne Adams
Joanne Adams
Donald and Mary Ann Adams
Julie Adamson
Adler-Feis Winery
Preciosa Agaton
Maria Aguayo
Emila Aguilar
Joyce Ahern
Airport Health Club
Ross Akers
Kenneth and Paula Alban
Les and Tish Albin
Lorraine Albin
Gerrie Aldridge
Julia Alexander
Alexander Valley Vineyards
Ian Allison
Jesus and Inez Almaras
Rafael Alvarez
Marc and Tina Alves
Jesse and Emily Amaral
Mary Ann Amaral
Pamela Ammondson
Dave Amundsen
Arthur and Tina Anaya
Kathleen Andersen
William Andersen
Eric and Jennifer Anderson
Philip and Jeanne Anderson
WM . Troy and Deborah
Anderson
Randall Anderson
Genevieve Anderson
Robert and Ruthanne
Anderson
Mr . and Mrs . William
Anderson
Janet Andoe
Marion Andrews
Paul Andrews
Thomas Andrews
Andy’s Produce
Angel Motors
Harry Anicama
John and Ruth Antonini
Gregory and Laura Apostle
Applebee’s Grill & Bar
Arent Fox LLP
Willy Armstorff
Michael and Kitten Arnold
Arrowood Vineyards &
Winery
Joseph and Jane Arseneault
Ascentia Wine Estates
Gilbert and Margorie Ashoff
Samuel and Minnie Asti
Lee and Marisa Atendido
Atlas Tree Surgery
Lisa Aubel
August Briggs Winery
Ronald Ausburn
Gerry and Nancy Ausiello
Barbara Austin
Ned and Maxine Averbuck
Ralph and Lorie Aviles
Eugene and Johanna Aviles
Eugene and Domitila Aviles
William and Suzanne Ayres
Michael Ayres
Steven and Jeanne Azevedo
B .W .S . Distributors
David and Madalyn Babcock
Chris and Joann Babcock
Jill Babitz
Chris and Lee Ann Baer
Marie Bahno
Wayne Bahr
Chris and Nancy Bailey
Jack and Eual Bailey
Larry “Cowboy” Baker
Patrick and Nichole Baker
Herb and Carol Baker
Victoria Baker
Daniel and Kathleen Baker
Marjorie Baldenweck
Paul and Phyllis Baldocchi
Laura Baldocchi
Balletto Vineyards & Winery
Donald and Susan Bamberg
Robert and Leatrice Banks
JP Banks
Lilia Baraceros
Mr . and Mrs . Robert Barbieri
Mr . Barham
Matt A . Barnes Barnes
Irene Barnett
Oscar Barragan
Peigin Barrett
Linda Lee Barrett
Hillary Bartels
Roger Bartels Bartels
Mark and Michelle Barton
Adrian and Lila Basili
David and Connie Bassignani
John and Gina Batelli
Don and Gloria Bath
David and Shellie Batuski
Ken and Deanne Bauer
Debra Bauguess
Naila Baxter
Krikor Baytarian
David and Suzanne Beach
Edith Beach
Terry Bechaka
Sonia Bechaka
Bernard Becker
Bed Bath & Beyond
Deborah Beecher
Gerrit and Martina Beekhuizen
Bill Beeson
Paula Beining
Mark and Mary Beiting
Michael and Mary Ann Bell
Michael Bell
Bruce Bell
Sean Bellach
Thomas and Roberta Bellucci
Holly Below
Joe Beneducci
Margherita Benelli
Chuck and JoAnn Benjamin
Rita Benjamin
Benjamin Tire & Brake
Bennett Valley Jewelers
Lloyd and Elaine Benson
Delores Benson
Chris and Nancy Bentham
Tom and Jeannie Benton
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Patrick Benton
Michael and Mary Benziger
Benziger Family Winery
Doug and Sharon Beretta
Bob Beretta
Christine Bergue
Timothy and Elizabeth Berndt
Jeff Bernerdi
Marcia Berry
Darrell and Laurie Bertacco
David and Nancy Berto
Andrew Bertolero
Barbara Bertoli
Cary and Lisa Bertolone
Bertolone Realty, Inc .
Best Buy
Noreen Betten
Biagi Bros ., Inc .
David and Pamela Bickel
Paul and Bradette Bigham
Robert and Yvonne Bigham
Bigham’s One Hour Heating
& Air Conditioning
Chris Bilbro
Gregory and Jennifer Billow
Curtis and Vicki Binz
Lucille Binz
Nancy Birkedal
Wendell Birkhofer
Guy Birleffi
David and Sabrina Bjornstrom
Bob and Barbara Blais
Richard and Kristine Blanchard
Bob and Angelyn Blanchard
Gary Blank
Richard and Katherine Blechel
David and Carole Bliese
Bodega Bay Lodge & Spa
Rose Bohny
Robert and Martha Boitano
Katie Bolander
Joseph and Michelle Boldt
Bon Appetit Gifts
Jay Bond
Earl and Gayle Bond
Thomas Bonfigli
David and Terese Bonifacini
Anthony and Linda Bonino
Scott and Catherine Booth
Rosemary Bordessa
Joy Bordin
Craig and Dryden Bordin
John and Mary Anne
Borovicka
Joanne Borovoy
James and Gwen Bos
Peter and Carole Boschetti
Peter Boschetti
Doug and Gayle Bosco
Edward Bostock
Ann Bothello Bothello
Andy and Joanne Botka
Bottle Barn
Bruce and Pam Boughton
Richard and Margaret Bourns
Elwood and Geraldine
Bourtayre
Donny and Denise Bowden
Terry Bowden
Scott and Lorrie Bowen
Raymond Bowman
Coral Bowman
Judy Boyle
James and Maria Bradfield
David and Maria Brady
David Braman
William and Susan Brandt
Mary Brandt
Natalie Branson
Sean and Erika Branson
Philip and Jacalyn Branson
Kate Branson
Robert Brazeau
Ione Breen
Scott and C .J . Brendel
Dan and Jan Brenner
Jenise Briggs
Robert and Betty Briggs
Bruce Briggs
John and Lydia Britschgi
Robert and Maureen Britt
Sandra Brod
Barry Brodd
David Brodie
Jeff and Jane Broffman
Rick and Mae Linn Brooks
Dennis and Kim Brooks
Michael Brosnan
Marian Brown
James Brown
David Brown
David and Seong Brown
Barry Brown
Richard and Elizabeth Brown
Carol Brown
Sylvia Brown
Francesco and Denise
Brunamonti
Assunta Brunamonti
Michael Bruner
Frank Bruni
Brush Bernard Mitchell CPA’s
Steve and Tina Brusnahan
Janet Brutocao
Daniel and Dian Brutocao
Len and Debra Brutocao
Andrea Brutocao
Terry Bryan Bryan
Gloria Bryon
Susan Buchan
Rick Buchignani
Paul and Jocelyn Buchowicz
Stuart and Susan Buck
Donald and L .A . Buckley
Kirk Buckman
Matt and Susan Bufka
Diep Bui
Carole Bullert
Walter and Kathy Burandt
Michael and Susan Burch
Bobette Burdick
Laureen Burke
Toni Burkett
Gordon Burns
Blake and Heidi Burwell
Marc and Renee Busalacchi
David and Catherine Buse
James and Carol Bushnell
Paul and Lynn Bussard
Dennis and Louise Busse
Curtis Byrd
Sherwin and Emmy Cabatic
Lee and Carole Cabral
Raul Cadena
Douglas and Sharon Caesare
Cafe Citti
David and Pamela Cain
Cakebread Cellars
Sterling and Kathy Calder
Vilma Calhoun
California Luggage
California State Automobile
Association - AAA
Michael and Phyllis Callahan
Margaret Callinan
Byron and Cindi Calos

Joe and Gina Cambareri
Chase and Christina Cambron
Gerry and Kari Lynn Cameron
Bruce and Joan Cameron
Anthony and Tiffany Campana
Edward Campana
John and Marie Campbell
Tim Campbell
Laura Campbell
Colin and Mary Campbell
Brian Campbell
Robert and Lisa Cantrell
Canyon Rock Co ., Inc .
Mary Luciana Capecci
Michele Capers
Louis and Linda Capuano
Louis Capuano
David Carciere
Frank and Grace Cardinale
David and Susan Carey
Leroy and Carol Carlenzoli
Ron and Chris Carlton
Trent and Marilyn Carmichael
John and Carolyn Carollo
Mr . Carr
Debbie Carrillo
Catherine Carroll
Joan Carter
David and Gisele Casha
Delia Casha
Ed and Elizabeth Cassady
Gene and Ann Castano
Mercedes Castano
Frank and Lorraine Castelli
Tony and Becky Castleberry
George and Jennifer Catelli
Trevor and Tonni Caughey
Basil and Barbara Cavalieri
Jerry and Cynthia Cavalieri
Bob and Cathy Cavalieri
Steve and Elaine Cavalin
Elenore Cavalin
Sally Cedarblade
Rebecca Celli
James and Dolores Centis
Stan and Gerry Ceremony
Glen and Debra Ceremony
Robert Cerri
Karen Chamberlain
Tom and Penny Chambers
Charlene Chan-Ip
Tim Chappell
Charlie’s Grill
Chateau St . Jean Winery
J .D . and Angela Chavez
Michael Chavez
Chemical Safety Training
Robert and Alice Chenkovich
Steven and Vivian Chia
John and Margaret Chiarenza
Frank and Doris Chiaretta
Bill and Sandra Christen
Frances Christen
Klaus and Maria Christiansen
Clay and Nanette Christianson
Kenneth and Susan Churchill
Louis Cionci
Joe Ciotti
Luca and Linda Citti
CJ’s Driving School
Jered Clark
Shawn and Stephanie Clark
Shirley Cline
Cline Cellars
Clos Pegase Winery
Cloverleaf Ranch
Norma Coble
Robert and Lee Anne
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
Codagnone
William Cogbill
Marne Coggan
Cold Stone Creamery
William and Julie Coleman
Ron and Donna Collier
Jill Colombana
Richard Colombini
Colombini Construction
Andy and Gigi Coltart
Chris Condon
Don and Shirley Conger
J . and G . Connell
Kevin Connolly
Pitr and Teresa Conroy
Mary Conroy
Mary Conroy
John Consiglieri
Frances Consolazione
Ronald and Dana Conte
John Contreras
Mary Contreras
Jim Conway
Cook Construction
Nancy Cooke
Robert Cooley
Richard and Jennifer Coombs
Jim and Jill Cooper
Robert and Dianne Copland
Jon and Janice Corder
Kent and Eileen Corley
Corn Express
Carolyn Corning
Max Corning
Carolyn Corning
Liz Cornish
Corrie C . Leisen, D .D .S .
Thomas and Nancy Corriveau
Costco Wholesale
Thomas Costello
Ed Couderc
Diane Couderc
Mary Coulter
Stephen and Cynthia Cousins
Don and Barbara Covello
Guy and Sharon Covert
Stephen and Pamela Cowan
Richard Cox
Leonard Cox
Steven Cox
Jenny Cox
Dan and Anne Craighead
Marc and Brittany Cramer
Daron Cramer
Stuart and Kate Crandall
Wayne and Frieda Crandall
Tim and Victoria Cratty
Nancy Crawford
Mr . and Mrs . Crook
Francine Crook
Michael and Terri Crosetti
Anne Croshere
Tom and Suzanne Crotty
Frank and Bernice Crump
Manuel and Linda Cruz
Linda Cudlin
Eleanor Cullen
Claudia Cullen
Culligan Water of Sonoma
County
Steve Cummings
John and Gloria Cunningham
John Curotto
James and Kathleen Curran
Ralph Curran
Aaron Currie
Dave and Bev Curry
Gregory Cusack
Kim Cuscaden
Sharon Cussins
Floyd and Marcella Da Massa
Gary and Jean Dahl
Edward and Eleanore Dailey
Valerie Dailey
Roland and Sophia Daily
Robert and Angela Daily
Alfred and Carroll Dallara
Sandra Dalson
Michael and Colleen Daly
Carol Damas
Pete and Patricia DaMassa
Andrew D’Ambrogi
Joyce Daniels
Scott and Lori Dapelo
D’Argenzio Winery
Mr . and Mrs . Frank Darien
Chuck and Shannon Darrall
Jo Ann Darrall
Christina Davies
Brian and Carol Davis
Andre and Jackie Davis
Brett and Maureen Davison
Melvin and Nancy Davison
Dawn Ranch Lodge &
Roadhouse Restaurant
Catherine Day
De La Montanya Vineyards
& Winery
Robert and Maryann
de Lambert
Patricia De Lambert
Fe De Mange
Shirley De Mattei
Peter and Daphne de Rutte
Les and Cindy Debbold
Defty Farms
Roy and Maureen DeGroot
Cliff and Jana Del Carlo
Doug Del Fava
Ed and Anne Del Monte
Del Monte Construction
Tony del Pino
Christina Del Querra
Lois Del Querra
Michael and Joan Delamarian
Matthew Delaney
Antonio and Rita Delima
Craig and Genie Delles
Gary Delles
Gerald DeLorenzo
Carole and Peter DeLorenzo
Lois DelQuerra
Vincent and Ada DeMartini
Edward and Linda DeMartini
David Demerest
Dent Dynamics
Michael and Nanette Dentinger
John and Deborah Dericco
Lisa Derkos
Alex Derr
David DeSantis
Randy and Shelly Destruel
Mr . and Mrs . Jim Detrick
David and Char Devencenzi
John and Patti Devencenzi
Kristin Devincenzi
Neal and Lorilyn Devine
Nicarl Devine
Patrick and Shawn Devlin
Jean Carpenter Devos
Mariangela Di Massa
James Dickson
Erik and Susan Diez
Lawrence and Noelle DiMare
Frank and Karen DiMassa
Tony and Patricia Dimond
Randee Dimond
diVine Pizza
James and Daniela Dobbins
James and Barbara Dobbins
Barbara Dobbins
Frank and Birgit Dommen
Kari Donnelly
Charlie and Victoria Dotson
Duane and Linda Dotson
Calvin and Christine Dotti
Angelo and Lydia Dotti
Victor and Geraldine Dotti
Laura Doty
Robert and Connie Douglas
Kenneth Doyle
Karen Doyle
Colleen Doyle
Dr . Gregory Apostle, D .D .S .
Barry Dreher
Brad Drexler
Bill and Sandy Dry
Dry Creek Inn
Richard Duarte
Ann DuBay
Sister Noreen Duffy
Tim and Kristy Duke
Derrick and Mary Dumont
J-Paul Dumont
William and Kathleen Duncan
Arliss Duncan
Robert and Marilyn Dunlavey
Greg and Monica Dunn
Monica Dunne
Jon and Lisa DuPar
Andrew Duport
Frances Dupret
Dutton Estate Winery
Dutton-Goldfield Winery
Mike Duvall
Joseph Dwyer
Paul and Kimberly Dybczak
Patricia Edson
Alison Edwards
Thomas and Christine Edwards
Thomas and Lynn Egan
Maryann Eger
William and Michele
Eichelberg
Todd and Jamie Eisenhauer
El Rancho Inn & Suites
Elan Fitness Health &
Fitness Center
Miriam Elfstrom
Elite Carpet and Tile Care
Elmer Elliff
Diann Ells
Friedericke Emery
Richard and Anna Emig
Walter and Wilma Emig
Empire Runners
Kathleen Emrey
Louise England
Bruce and Judy England
Jay and Anne England
Leon Ensch
Patricia Ensel
William Epstein
Eric D . Fraser D .D .S ., M .S .
Norman Erken
Kenneth and Linda Escobar
Andy and Francine Espineira
Donald and Becky Estreich
Matt and Jacklyn Etchell
Carl and Mary Euphrat
Paul and Annette Euphrat
Allan and Lisa Euphrat
Joseph and Laura Euphrat
John and Kim Evans
Belinda Evans
Todd and Marge Evans
Liz Everett
Hugh and Stacey Faber
Mr . Falzon
Fannie Mae Serve Matching
Gift Donations
Phillip Farber
Mr . and Mrs . J . Farmer
Chandra Farnsworth
Marilou Farrell
Jack and Beverly Farrell
Brien and Kathy Farrell
Josephine Feeney
Jon Felciano
Don Felkins
Anita Fellenz
Billy Ferchland
William and Candy Ferchland
Ferchland Law Office
Terry Ferguson
Guadalupe Fernandez
Ferrari-Carano Vineyards
& Winery
Sam and Kay Field
Hugh and Pamela Fike
Joe and Anna Filice
Michael Filice
Tim Fincher
Veronica Fincher
Fincher’s Auto Service
Dennis Finnegan
James and Deanne Finney
George Fiori
Mario and Ines Fiorio
Daniel and Dina Fiorio
Eric Fischer
Brenda Fischer
Bill and Ann Fisher
Tim and Allison Fisher
Daniel and Patricia Fisher
Fishermen’s Grotto
Ralph and Ninette Fitch
Fitness Fanatics/Martial Arts
School
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald Investigations
Greg and Chris Fitzmaurice
Pat Fitzpatrick
Kenneth Fitzsimmons
Michael and Jamie Flanagan
James Floor
Rodney Flottman
Travis and Heidi Flowers
Flowers Vineyards & Winery
Joanne and Clinton Flynn
Delores Flynn
Marie Focha
Gerry and Juanita Focha
Bill Focha
Margaret Focha
Wayne Fogleman
William Foote
Foppoli Wines
Peggy Ford-Smith
Bob and Geralyn Forghani
Hamid and Hossnieh Forghani
Vernon Formway
Jocelyn Forsyth Vick
Thomas Foster
Nicole Foster
B . Scott and Karen Foster
Fountaingrove Golf &
Athletic Club
Dave and Sue Fowler
Marie Fowler
Michael Fox
Kristin Fox
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Jean Fox
Margi Fox
Matthew and Angie Fraize
Mr . and Mrs . France
Francesco’s Vineyard
Robert Frank
Craig and Lesli Franklin
Michael and Jetta Franks
Sarah Franquelin
Donald Frediani
Keith and Susan Freeberg
Jeff and Susan Freed
Dave and Cathy Freeman
Teresa French
Oliver and Anglea Friedauer
William and Susie Friedman
Stephen and Elizabeth Froehle
Peter and Caroline Froehle
Charlotte Frostick
Robert Fryke
Paul Fryling
Janice Fugler
Carol Fugler
Florence Fullerton
Robert and Linda Fullmer
Howard and Joyce Furlong
G N G Radio
Vince and Katrina Gaeta
Martin Gage
Bob and Diane Galbraith
Robert and Nancy Galbraith
Jack and Charlotte Gale
Chet & Mrs . Galeazzi
Catherine Gallagher
Marife Gallardo
Juan Gallegos
Jim and Laura Gallegos
Christina Galliano
Diane Galliano
Michael and Maureen Galliano
Daniel and Marina Galvin
Bill and Susan Gannon
John and Marjorie Gantner
Claude and Lynn Ganz
Allen and Yvonne Garayalde
Paul Garayalde
Mr . and Mrs . Dan Garcia
Kim and Tammy Garl
Bernadine Garl
Kurt Garl
Richard Garland
Richard Garland
Kevin and Sandra Garvin
Garzini Welding
Ron Garzoli
Bruce and Helene Gates
Bud Gatto
Louis and Teri Gavazza
Frank and Martha Gavidia
Geared for Growing
Daniel and Maria Geary
Andrew Gehres
Geofirm
Galen and Michele George
David Georgi
Thomas and Leigh Gerlach
Antonia Germinario
A . Fred Ghend
David Ghiglieri
Jean Ghilotti
Anthony Ghisla
Bud and Elizabeth Giacomelli
David Giannetto
S . Thomas Giannetto
Susan Giannetto
Hutch and Bernadette Gibb
John and Pamela Gibbons
John Giere
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
John and Eileen Giere
Thomas and Laura Giere
John and Dara Gill
Jim Gillan
Lorie Gillies
Marilyn Gillis
Ronald and Joyce Gilmour
Richard and Kathryn Gingras
Steven and Felice Gingras
Lucille Gingras
Gregory Ginn
Michael and Mary Gioia
Albert and Norma Giordano
Michelle Giovan
John Given
Chris and Noel Glab
Mark and Katy Gladden
Barry Glickman
Ken and Jennifer Gnoss
Doug and Yolanda Godfrey
Carolyn Godfrey
Margaret Gokay
Roger Goldschmidt
Golf USA Santa Rosa
Leslieann Gomes
Betty Gong
Dick and Vivian Gong
Don and Darlene Gong
Jason and Cindy Gong
Mike Gonzales
Mario and Melissa Gonzalez
Barbara Gonzalez
Jerry Gonzalez
Ross and Anne Goodwin
Kevin Gooler
Arlene Gooley
Shirley Gordon
Rob Gordon
Susan Gouig
Donald and Sharon Gowan
Jim and Jo Gowan
Bridy Gowdy
Richard and Betty Graham
Granite Transformations
Cherie Granzotto
Fritz and Pamela Graudushus
Bob Graves
Tony and Lisa Greco
Jeff and Beth Green
Kevin and Ann Green
Dennis and Susie Green
Paulina Greene
James Greer
Gilbert and Lisa Greinke
Josh Grigg
Erin Grillo
Janet Grison Grison
Charlene Groom
James and Michelle Gruele
Don and Mary Guadagni
Beverly Guanella
John and Lori Guerini
Michael and Barbara Guerrazzi
Ting Guggiana
Michael and Sara Belle
Guglielmino
Robin Guilfoyle
Maritsa Guillory
Michele Gunner
David Gunning
John and Charlotte Gunter
Michael and Janet Guyot
Matthew and Stacey Haas
Gary and Gloria Haas
John and Lori Hafner
Hafner Vineyard
Fran Hailey
Glenn and Cindy Hakola
Paul and Patricia Hall
Ron and Marie Hall
James and Linda Hamik
Ed Hamilton
Mary Hampton-Johnson
Margaret Hanley
Michael Hanley
Mike Hanley
Hanna Winery & Vineyards
Stephen Hansel
John E . and La Rue Hanson
Robert Happy
Richard Harcourt
Karen Hargon
Patrick and Jody Harper
Jeffrey and Celina Harper
Bill Harris
Robert and Heide Harris
Chris and Marva Harris
Tracy and Grace Harris
Hertzel Harris
Steven and Jonica Harrison
Tom Harrison
LouCynda Hartman
Mark and Bev Hartman
Ingrid Hartney
George and Elyce Haskall
Bill and Rose Haskell
Sandra Haskins
Ken and Marcella Hauser
Jean Hawes
Marjory Hawkins
Jay and Kathryn Hawkins
Hawley’s Paints
Tom Hayes
Daniel Hayes
Patricia Hayes
Ed and Anna Hayman
Robert and Shirley Hayward
Healdsburg Nursery
Healdsburg Optometry
Michael and Caroline Healy
Stuart and Alice Heard
Tony and Pam Hebner
Paul and Jacklyn Heidtke
Charlie Heintz
Mary Heitz
Steven and Andrea Helms
John and Nancy Helzer
Richard and Colleen
Henderson
Mark and Patricia Henderson
Ronald Henderson
Jon and Denise Hendrickson
Don Hendrickson
William Henson
Robert Herman
Brad and Barbara Herman
Annie Hernandez
Herman Hernandez
Roy and Eileen Herrin
Frank and Phyllis Herring
John and Linda Hervey
Kenneth and P . Hicks
Richard and Lisa
Higgenbottom
Vicky Higgenbottom
Patrick and Cynthia Higgins
High-Tech Burrito
Mike and Jayne Hill
Richard and Marna Hill
Claudine Hilliard
Mary Hillier-Davidson
Chris Hilton
Hilton Sonoma County
Chuck and Rose Hinde
Lalia Hirschkorn
Lorelei Hlebakos
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Fred Hock
Frank and Judy Hodges
Jeff and Dara Hoffar
Shannon Hoffman
Susan Hoffman
Susan Hoge
Earnest Hoissington
Mitch and Annell Holland
Doug and Rebecca
Hollingsworth
Richard and Faith Holly
Janver and Jennifer Holly
Olav Holthe
Honig Winery
Christian and Anne Hook
Mr . Hopkins Hopkins
Mike and Rosa Hosseini
Carolyn Hossli
Jeffrey and Angela House
John How
Lorenzo Howard
Margene Howard
Richard Howe
Martha Howell
Kim Hoynes
G . Rich and Jacqueline Hubler
Robert and Suzanne Hucek
Robert and June Hucek
Chris Huffman
Larry and Myrna Hughes
Jeanine Hugunin
Mike and Kim Hulse
Paul Hulsman
James Hulsman
Earl and Terry Humphrey
Kathy Hunter
Kelsey Hunter
Richard and Heidi Hunter
Bruce Hunter
Devan Hunter
Justin Hunter
Kimberly Hurd
James and Francine Hurd
Tony Hutchinson
Paul and Linda Hutchinson
Daniel Hutchinson
A Donald and Stefanie Hux
William and Laura Idsinga
Glenn Illian
Kevin and Mary Imm
Barbara Imrie
John Imschweiler
Joseph and Geltrude Inferrera
Infineon Raceway
Mary Ingle
Helen Ingram
Beata Inman
Jeton Ireland
Will and Brigid Irons
Joan Irvine
J . Rochioli Vineyards & Winery
Britta Jacobson
Jake’s On the Lake
Mr . and Mrs . Bryan Jamar
Ron and Maureen Jamero
Jerry and Becky Jamerson
Revis James
Donna James
Stephen and Toni James
Stephen and Karen Jang
Robert and Marci Jeffers
Harold and Jean Jensen
Billy and Laurie Jensen
Lisa Jensen
Jerald Marquis Auto Body
Robert and Kathy Jereb
Patricia and Barry Jewett
Phillips and Barbara Johannes
Richard Johnson
Kevin Johnson
Michelle Johnson
Reece and Natasha Johnson
Charley and Leesa Johnson
Juanita Johnson
Ross and Sandy Johnson
Celeste Johnson
Chris Johnson
Fayretta Johnson
Gayle Johnson
Johnson’s Beach Resort
Edward and Clare Johnston
Beverly Jones
Deon and April Jones
Bill Jones
Margot Jones
Marlene Jordan
Jordan and Associates
Retirement Services
Joseph Swan Vineyards
Danforth and Judith Joslyn
Jostens
Donald Judd
Robert and Nancy Just
Ron Kamler
Mr . and Mrs . Kane Kane
Eben and Karen Kane
Alan and Maureen Karbousky
Kevin and Marilyn Karloske
Laila Karme
Scott and Carol Karuza
Barbara Kasche-Alman
Sanford Katz
Treuman Katz
Randall Kauppi
Corrine Kauwe
Alan Kay
Kay Field Photography
David and Dara Kazakevich
John and DeDe Keating
Keegan & Coppin Company,
Inc .
Dick Kehn
Harv and Judy Keikel
Nancy Keiler
Mark and Janet Keiser
Walt and Donna Keiser
Timothy and Patricia Kelleher
David Kelly
Michael Kelly
Kay Kelly
Josephine Kelly
Kelly, Jackson, Christianson &
Smith
Gerrard and Melanie Kelsall
Steve and Mary Kempster
Robert Kennedy
Michael and Charleen Kenney
Barbara Jean Kent
Kenwood Vineyards
Dennis Kerby
Michelle Kilgariff
John Kilgariff
Jack Killeen
Kathleen Kilmer
Loise Kilonzo-Cullen
Lewis and Florence Kimball
Scott and Amy Kincaid
Mr . and Mrs . David Kincaid
Ryan King
Daniel and Joy King
Diane King
Rich and Cindy Kingsborough
Kirin Restaurant
Cindy and W . Douglass Kirk
Mary Beth Kirkner
Klaus Kirschbaum

Elizabeth Kirschbaum
Leonard and Sharon Klay
Robert and Sheri Knight
Knights’ Electric, Inc .
Jeffrey Knollmiller
Neil and Eleanor Knott
Michael and Debbie Kobler
Brian Koeller
Joe Kohen
Ronald Kohut
Jack Koschalk
Kosta Browne Winery
Chris Kozakowski
Kozlowski Farms
David and Pamela Kraft
Jerry and Cyndi Krahne
Catherine Krause
Kathleen Krier
Stephen Krimel Krimel
Earl Krumel
John Kullman
Rich and Saralee Kunde
Guy and Patti Kuntz
Mr . and Mrs . Kurzhals
Bruce and Kerri Kuska
Ron La Bruzzo
La Crema Winery
La Gare
Noelle La Tona
La Tortilla Factory
Cindy La Vasseur
Percy-Marie Lacy
Lake Sonoma Winery
Ken and Linda Lamb
Tony and Maxine Lamperti
Lancaster Vineyards
Brian Landen
Tom and Rebecca Langer
Langtry Estate Vineyards
& Winery
Raul and Sol Lara
Ernest and Blessie Lascola
Daniel and Frances Lashinski
Gary Lathem
Joe LaTona
Patrick and Jinny Latona
Joseph LaVigna
Law Office of Linda S . Green
Pauline Lawrence
Paul and Amy Lawrence
Rick and Mary Laws
John and Kim Lawson
Kyle Lawson
Hedley and Shannon Lawson
Stephanie Lazo
Christopher and Audrey Le
Baudour
Joanne Le Baudour
Robert Leach
Andres Leal
J .T . Leavitt
Ledcor
LeDuc & Dexter Inc . Plumbing
Patrick and June Lee
Alan and Cherilyn Lee
Bruce Lee
Christopher and Elizabeth Lee
Malia-Susanne Lee
Rob and Debbie Lee
Mark and Julie Lee
Hyo Lee
Ralph and Carol Leef
David Leff
Legend Real Estate
Mary Leggett
Allen Leggett
Patrick and Regina Legoski
Marge Legoski
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
Sandra Leighty
Chris and Robin Leinen
Rob Leiss
James and Jeannie Lemesurier
Gary and Nicole Lentz
Pascale Lenz
Marco and Kristin Lepe
Harry and Alicia Leras
J . Lestrange
Carrie Lewis
Gary and Jan Lieberman
Mark Lille
Nicki and Tony Limoges
Grant and Christa Lindee
Thomas Lindstrom
Erica Lindstrom-Drake
Brian and Debbi Ling
Wendy Lingerfelt
Ken Link
LisRobin Farm
Kelly and David Littleton
Tom and Jessie Lloyd
John Locey
Cindy Locke
William Lockwood
Arnold and Georgina Logue
Scott and Carolyn Lomax
Rosie Lombardi
Tony Lombardi
Stephen Lombardi
Tom Lombardi
Daisy Lombardi
John and Lisa Lombardi
Nicholas Lombardi
James Long
Phillip and Diane Lopez
Martin and Denise Lorenzo
Lance Lott
Chris and Pam Loughman
Gretta Louie
William and Susan Lowe
Loyola Counseling Institute
Lucasfilm Ltd .
Brad Lundborg
Theodore and Joanna Luthin
Daniel Lutz
Steve Lydon
Kim Lydon
Robert Lynde
Robert and Margaret Lyons
Gary and Mrs . Lytle
Jolynn Lytle
Jon and Irene MacDonald
James and Tonia Macdonald
Richard and Mary Lou Mack
Jack and Jackie Macy
Iris Madison
William and Francine Maffei
Marcus Magallanes
Jenette Magallanes
Bruce Magaw
Elisa Maggio
Ron and Stephanie Magill
Carolyn Magliulo
Martin and Jennifer Magliulo
Dorene Mahoney
Tobin and Jennifer Maida
Jordan Main
Ken and Sharon Maiolini
Steven and Judith Maiolini
Darcy Major
Diana Mambretti
Donna Manahan
Joanne Mann
Kate Marcey
Marie P . Mallory, DDS
Marietta Cellars
Marine’s Memorial Association
Mark Ciddio Woodwork
Gertrud Markgren
Markham Vineyards
Norman Marks
Mitch and Elin Marovich
Marty Marovich
Joe and Pam Marshall
Jim and Kim Marshall
Robert and Sarane Marshall
Kenny and Maggie Martin
David Martin
Irene and Louis Martin
Deborah Martin
Bryan and Merle Martin
Lisa Martino
Antonio and Dolores Martino
Martin’s Truck Repair
George Martinucci
Mary Gillis Reins, MFT
Mary’s Pizza & Pasta Shack
Anthony Mata
Matanzas Creek Winery
John and Mary Matli
Arthur Matney
Bonita Matoza
Don Matson
Ronald and Katie Matteri
Douglas and Cheryl Matthews
Dennis and Elaine Matthies
Mauritson Family Vineyards
Tancredi and Jeannette Mauro
Maverick Media
Maximum Mortgage
John and Rose May
Maya Restaurant
Edward and Carrie Maybrun
George and Cecile Mayer
Kenneth and Cynthia Mayo
Dr . and Mrs . Mazur
James and Jean Mazzoni
Jalez Mazzotti
Timothy and Mary
Mc Cammon
Ted and Marian Mc Killop
James and Mary Mc Neill
Mel and Kay McCall
Laurie McCall
Dick and Joy McClintock
Victoria McCloskey
Gerard McConville
Martin and Patricia
McCormick
Liam McCormick
Gerard and Rosie McCormick
Brian and Judith McCormick
McCormick & Kuleto’s
Delores McCullum
Randy McDaniel
Marianne McDaniels
Richard and Evelyn McDonell
Mark and Michele McDonell
Ron and Chelle McDonell
Bonnie McDonell
Leon and Barbara McDougall
Brian and Dina McGee
John McGill
Tim and Kehaulani McGregor
Joe and Linda McHenry
Bill and Nicole McKeever
Maureen McKenna
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Dan and Sue McLaughlin
Terry and Joanne McLaughlin
TJ and Kelly McMahon
Scott McMillan
Chuck McMillan
McMillan /Shureen, LLP
Steven and Heidi McNeal
Joseph and Annie McNeany
Patrick and Kim McNeany
William and Tammy McNeany
John and Melody McNulty
MD Liquor & Food Market
Sue Meader
Robert and Terry Meckstroth
William and Winifred Medin
Ralph and Helen Medsger
Tim and Anne Meinken
James and Lois Meinken
James and Laurell Meinken
Ron and Annie Meints
Mark and Andrea Melaragno
Tim Mellor
Richard Mellor
Roland and Beverly Mellor
Mendocino Coast Botanical
Gardens
Mendocino Forest Products
Brian Meyer
Cesarina Milani Milani
Vincent and Marlene Milani
Carolyn Millard
Dale and Marie Miller
Dana and Hillary Miller
Gladys Miller
George and Elizabeth Miller
Alan Miller
Jeffrey and Phyllis Miller
Patrick and Lora Miller
Norma Miller
Carolynne Miller
William and Sharon Millirons
Warren Mills
George and Sandra Mills
Walter and Elizabeth Mills
Jack and Paula Mingram
Mission Car Wash
Anthony Mitchell
Dean and Eugenia Mitchell
Bob Miyashiro
Mariana Moats
Yvonne Moats
Joel and Adrienne Moeller
Jeffrey and Tina Moffit
Nader and Laurice Mogannam
Paul Mononi
Gina Monraz
John Montalto
Stephen and Teka Montgomery
Walt and Helen Montgomery
Danielle Montoya
Bruce and Eileen Moore
James and Cindy Moore
Thomas Morales
Nancy Moran
Robert and Charlene Moratto
Mr . and Mrs . Moratto Moratto
Donald and Linda Moreda
Connie Morehouse
Pat and N . A . Morelli
Bob and Mary Beth Moreno
Anthony and Patricia Moreno
R .F . Moreno
Richard and Marie Moresco
Allan Morgan Morgan
Philip and Patricia Morphew
Alice Morris
James and Patricia Morton
John and Kathryn Moskowitz
Michael and Deborah
Moskowitz
Freda Motak
Robert Mouzakis
Greg and Karen Moyers
Richard Mucci
Robert and Gale Muehlbauer
John and Barb Muenning
Lilly Mugele
Lori Mullen
Kathleen Mulvey
Robert and Teri Murphy
Joseph and Marian Murphy
Jack and Allison Murphy
Michael and Ann Marie
Murphy
Dennis and Katherine Murphy
Margo Myles Myles
Sherif and Mary Nada
Timothy and Jill Nalewaik
Emme and Adventure Naranjo
Don Navara
R P and Sylvia Navarro
Nazik Nazarian
John and Patricia Nazaroff
Jeffrey and Tina Nead
Michael and Michelle Neal
Warner and Ruth Negley
Glenn and Janine Negus
James and Violet Negus
Jason and Christina Negus
Michael and Beth Neidenbach
Mr . and Mrs . Nelson
Sears Nelson
Joseph and Barbara Netter
Steve and Trinette Neuerburg
Ronald and Leona Neuerburg
Terry and Denise Newkirk
Chinh N . Nguyen Nguyen
Orielle and Khoi Nguyen
Janis Nicholas
John and Sheila Nichols
Eileen Nickell
Norm and Caroline Nielsen
Richard Niemann
Dana and Cyndi Niendorf
Juan Nieto
Brittany and Mike Nikol
Daniel Nilsen
Michael and Claire Noland
Andy and Mary Noonan
Todd and Kelly Noonan
Noonan’s Tree Care
Nor Cal Scouting
Nordquist Dance Studio
Roger and Lisa North
North Coast R . V .
Mike and Heidi Numainville
Oakmont Golf Club
Oakmont Travel
Oliver and Carol Oatman
Michael and Patricia O’Brien
Kelly O’Brien
Gerald and Patricia O’Brien
Robert and Louisa Maria
O’Brien
Thomas and Barbara O’brien
Angel and Ellen Ochoa
Kathleen O’Connell
Tim O’Connor
Jon O’Day
Pat and Linda O’Donnell
Ryan and Natasha O’Donnell
Oilstop, Inc .
Misa and Tom Okada
Derek and Stefanie O’Leary
Janessa Oliger
Jane Oliver
Sally Oliver
Joseph and Nora Olsen
Eric Olsen
Robert and Sally Olson
Wayne and Jan Olson
Steve Olson
Quentin and Linda Olwell
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Charles and Ellen O’Malley
Omelette Express
James and Teri O’Neal
Ruth O’Neil
Daniel and Virginia O’Neill
John and Jeanie O’Neill
Annie Onufrak
Josefina Ordaz
Thomas and Belinda O’Reilly
Priscilla Orosco
Loretta Orosco
Manny and Lee Orosco
Christopher and Jolene Orr
Robert and Colleen Ortiz
Ernest and Lucia Osborn
Oscar and Melodia Oseguera
Ben Oseguera
Mario and Becky Oseguera
Neil Osmer
David and Jeannette Oster
Kathy Ostrum
Maeve O’Sullivan
Michael and Nancy Owen
Geraldine Owens
Sarah Oxarart
Adriana Pace
Donna Pace
Pace Supply Corp
Alfredo and Linda Pacheco
Alfredo and Maria Pacheco
Wayne Padd
Steve and Judy Page
John and Lisa Palazzotto
Keith and Trish Palmer
Palomar Medical Supplies/
Home Medical Leaders, Inc
Mark and Karen Palter
Frank and Kathleen Paneno
John and Tania Rhea Paneno
John and Anne Paneno
John and Nancy Panoski
Norman and Karen Panting
Kirk and Maria Pappas
Roberto Pardo Pardo
Parducci Wines Estates
William and Rebecca Parker
William and Kaaran Parker
Parkpoint Health Club
Philip and Adrienne Paskal
Joseph and Betty Passanisi
Passanisi Nurseries
Pasta King
Julie Patrick
Jeanette Pauls
John and Debra Paulsen
Anne Paulson
Kristopher and Christina Pavia
Joyce Pease
Peter Peasley
John and Bernice Pecora
Sonne Pedersen
Claudia Pedersen
Pedroncelli Winery &
Vineyards
Pegasus Engineering Inc .
Charles and Therese Peifer
Peju Province Winery
Gloria Perillat
Therese Perino
Peter Perlman
Ronald and Kathy Perotti
Joseph Personeni
Michele Perussina
Petcare Veterinary Hospital,
Inc .
Marla Peter
Peter A . Duarte, Attorney
at Law
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
Jeff and Julie Peterich
Christine Peterka
Spencer Peters
Richard and Debra Petersen
Martin Petersen
Drs . Jeffrey and Susan Petersen
Thomas and Janet Petersen
Petersen Dental Care
Scott and Cheryl Peterson
Jon and Joy Peterson
Stanley Peterson
Blake Peterson
Tucker and Shanna Peterson
Robert Peterson
John and Stephanie Peterson
David and Beth Peterson
Joyce Petrov
David and June Pettigrew
Tanya Peugh
Charles and Rita Pfeffer
Tim and Tracy Pfiffner
Ty and Cindy Pforsich
PG & E Corporation
Foundation
Thomas and Hoangyen Pham
Christopher and Maria Phelps
Phillip J . Catalon, DDS
Lawrence Phillips
Constance Phipps
Theresa Pickett
Kathryn Picoulin
Pier 39
Janice Pierce
Karen Pierce
Mary Pierson
Kenneth and Judith Pietrelli
Steven and Stacey Pimental
Chris Pino
Joseph and Patti Piscitelli
Daniel Pisenti
Gloria Pizzinelli
Steven and Ellen Poling
Janet Poling
Richard Polizziani
Jim and Meredith Popoff
Gary Porter
Susan Poti
Marc and Jessica Potts
Kimberly Powell
Bill and Gail Powell
Power Bucks
Lonna and Kevin Powers
James Prassas
Barbara Prassas
Mike and Nancy Prendergast
John Prendergast
Aaron and Nicole Preston
Pamela Pribisco
Patti Price
Daniel and Alison Prince
Tim and Paula Prince
Sherrie Prior Prior
Gil and Christine Pritchard
Nick and Chrystie Prokopakis
Prudential Foundation
Matching Gifts
Psychology Center
Fred andJeannette Ptucha
Michael and Judy Puccioni
Daniel and Nancy Pulon
Michael and Beth Ann Purtell
Jon and Shelby Quilliam
Margaret Quinn
Quizons/Manager
Lyle Quock
Nathaniel Raff
Raiders
Raindance Spa at the Lodge
at Sonoma
Ramazzotti Wines
Ramekins Sonoma County
Culinary School
Amanda Ramos
Marcela Ramos
Alfredo and Patricia Ramos
Kathryn Ramponi
Tom Ransbottom
Robert and Sonja Rath
Robert and Tricia Ratto
Lawrence Rayner
Helen Razo
RE/MAX Of Central Marin
Rich and Becky Rebello
Jan Recob
Red Lobster Restaurant
Redwood Orthopaedic Surgery
Assoc . - Dr . Howe
Christopher and Carol Reeves
James and Ellen Reeves
Rita Reeves
Jerry and Elvira Regan
Jerry Regan
William and Gloria Regentz
Daniel and Rita Rei
Clifford and Marilyn Reid
Mark Reinhard
William and Mary-Louise
Reinking
Michael and Mary Reins
Alberto and Pauline Reis
Ingo and Kerin Rencken
Timothy and Erica Renfree
Lawrence and Merryl Renner
Mike Renner
David and Melissa Reno
Frederick and Debra Reno
Susan and Chris Reno
JoAnn Reno
Mike and Margo Requarth
Residential Homes
Valentino Retamoza
Ron and Leanne Retana
Norma Rettinhouse
John Reuter
Janice Reuter
Arriel and Nadine Reyes
Pearl Reyes
Richard Rhodes
Richard and Inge Rhodes
Chris Rhodes
Chris and Kelly Ricci
Richard Petty Museum
Richard’s Grove & Saralee’s
Vineyard, Inc .
Justin and Jill Richardson
Brantly and Nancy Richardson
Joseph Rickert
Eric Riddell
Phil Rigsbee
Paul and Catherine Rimov
Walter and Cathy Ringle
Jack and June Rittenhouse
River Rock Casino
Roadrunner Driving School
Gary and Teresa Robards
Robert Hunter Winery
Leroy and Denise Roberts
Mark Roberts
Mark and Dustie Robeson
Carol Robinson
Cal and Katie Robinson
Kathy Robinson
Ernest and Dora Robles
Melinda Robles Robles
Brad and Christine Rodgers
Helena Rodrigues
3 5 — c a R d I N a l N e w m a N h I g h s c h o o l
Patricia Rodriguez
Robert and Sharon Roeser
Angela Rogers
Rogers & Young Insurance
Services
Luis and Martha Rojas
Dean and Tammy Roman
Don and Linda Roman
Marcus and Ellen Romano
Angela Romano
Bernard and Maria Romano
Ron Santos Builder
Raymond Ronchelli
Vern and Terri Rook
Dan Rooney
Dick and Mel Rooney
Luis and Melanie Rosales
Theodor and Jayne Rosantsson
Helga Rosantsson
William Rose
Mike and Diana Rose
Steven and Colleen Rose
Roshambo Winery & Gallery
Stave Rossi
Joann Rossi
Gary and Geri Rossi
De Guevara
Rosso & Bianco Winery
Robert and Jill Royce
Randye Royston
Jay and Randy Ruark
Rick and Karen Rubattino
Linda Rubio
Jaime Rubio
Pedro and Analilia Rubio-
Ibarra
Helen Rudee
Michele Rudovsky
Michael and Patricia Runge
Russian River Wine Road
Lloyd and Jenny Rutherford
Harris Ryan
James and Kellye Ryan
Tom and Beryl Ryan
Helen Ryan
Ned Ryder
Patty Sabanes
Emmelie and Arthur Sabatte
David and Lynn Saccomano
Joyce Safian
Gilbert and Leann Saiz
Joe Salazar
Carlos and Isabela Saldanha
David and Elizabeth Saltzman
A . J . and Barbara Salvo
Sam and Judy Samson
San Francisco Giants
Sue Sanchez
Sanderson Ford -
Tim Sanderson
Donald and Christina Sanford
Mark and Lori Sanguinetti
Paul and Maggie Sanguinetti
Delores Sanguinetti
Santa Rosa Junior College
Planetarium
Santa Rosa Orthopedic Medical
Group Inc .
Santa Rosa Symphony
Barry and Lois Santero
Ron and Teres Santos
Graham and Kate Sarasy
Charles and Nancy Sawyer
Scandia Family Fun Center
Maddy Scardigli
Joe Schalich
Todd and Noel Schapmire
Jeffrey and Cindy Scharfen
Scherrer Winery
Darin and Amy Schettler
Danny and Doris Schiavone
Willy and Marcia Schiettekat
Paul and Marilyn Schirmer
Steve Schiro
Janet Schmitz
Joseph Schneider
William and Nanette Schneider
Bill and Paula Schnelle
Richard and Ginger
Schoenstein
Scott and Julie Schoepp
Len and Carl Schoepp
Cameron Schoepp
Michael and Judith Scholzen
Sondra Schopflin
Karl and Julie Schottstaedt
Bill and Nancy Jo Schreeder
Elizabeth Schreeder
Teresa Schreeder
Marianne Schreeder
Edward and Robin Schudel
Marguerite Schulte
Sharon Schurman
Don and Mary Schwank
Janet Schwank
Lurene Schwedhelm
Helen Schwedhelm
Robert and Lauren Schwing
Robert and Edna Schwing
Sonny Scoccia
Robert Scott
Dora Scott
Richard Scott
Stephen and Marlene Scudero
Don and Nancy Sebastiani
See’s Candies
Marilyn Seiberling
Anne Senkevich
Karl and Nancy Seppi
Gregory Service
Phillip and Susie Setter
Dean Sexton
Dean and Donna Sexton
Shapiro, Galvin, Shapiro,
Piasta & Moran
Phillip and Susan Sharp
Janet Sharp
Graham Shaw
Charles and Nancy Shea
Brian and Alison Sheahan
Michael Sheehan
Terry Sheehan
James Sherbourne
Robert and Kay Sherlock
Akiko Sherry
Valerie Shideler-Eterovich
William and Anna Shield
Kim Shields
Tricia Shindledecker
Rita Shine
Les Shipley
Robert Shirley
Shoeless Joe’s Pizza
Donald and Kimberly Shruhan
Katherine Shureen
Douglas and Barbara Shureen
Kathy Sidjakov
Laurie and Hugh Siebenthall
Sift A Cupcakery
Christopher Sigler
SIGNS par excellence, inc .
Jim and Karen Silveira
Silveira Pontiac Buick GMC
Silver Oaks Cellars
Dave Simmeth
Mary Lou Simonis

Tom Simonis
Mickey Singer
Kalwinder Singh
Tom Sink
William and Catherine Sisack
Steven and Kristen Skelly
Una Skelly
Mark Smillie
Matthew Smith
Micah Smith
Lesley Smith
Mark and Debby Smith
Scott and Nancy Smith
William and Katherine Smith
James Smith
Douglas Smith
Harry and Rosalie Smith
John and Patty Smith
Judi Smith
Willliam and Patricia Smith
Earl Gilbert Smith
Jeffery Smith
Jim Smith
Susan Smith
Cliff and Sandy Smith
Helen Smolak
Gregory and Mary Snider
Snoopy’s Home Ice
Ryan Sobel
Margaret Sokoloski
Nora Songster
Sonoma County Family YMCA
Sonoma Mountain Foods
Sonoma Spa on the Plaza
Joel and Susan Sorem
David and Victoria Soto
Mercedes Soto
Barry Southard
William and Rae Sovel
Spaulding McCullough &
Tansil, LLP
Kathy Speicher
Walter Spellman
Spreckels Performing Arts
Center
St . Francis Winery & Vineyards
Brian St . Martin
Greg and Elizabeth Stalker
Stan Johnson Pool and
Construction
Joe Standridge
Stanley Jacobs MD
Stanley Steemer
Robert and Lucille Stansbery
Philip and Sara Stanz
Sam and Kathy Staples
Josephine Stark
Allen and Rebecca Stark
State Farm Insurance -
John Wehde
Gregory and Patricia Steele
Robert and Teresa Steele
Robert and Phyllis Steele
Steele’s Auto Body of
Bemidji, Inc .
Calvin and Lynn Steever
John and Dorothy Stefanki
Mark Steidlmayer
Jon Stein
Tom and Gayle Steinbroner
Stella’s Residential Home #2
Steven and Sue Steller
Michael and Teri Stember
Juanita Stender
Sharon Stephan
Donald and Linda Stephan
Brent and Kristen Stephens
William and Ingrid Sterett
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 gift recognition societies
Theresa Sterling
Steve Silver Productions Beach
Blanket Babylon
Kathy Stevens
Richard and Laura Stevens
McNary Stewart
Elizabeth Stimmel
William Stipinovich
Carol Ann Stipinovich
B .R . and Joan Stokes
Stokes
Joanne Stoll
Gregory and Mary Stone
Bob Stone
Martin and Amy Stone
Stonebridge Holdings Inc
Bernard and Sue Storc
Jeff and Jeanne Stout
Miles Strom
Brent Stromgren
Stryker Sonoma Winery
Shirley Stuart
Steve Studebaker
Gean and Jeran Stumbaugh
Gwin Stumbaugh
Gwin and Beverly Stumbaugh
Elizabeth Sullinger
Phil and Christine Sullivan
Alan and Michelle Sullivan
Patrick and Cindy Sullivan
Theresa Sullivan
Thomas Sullivan
Gary Sumpter
Cameron Sunde
Leonard and Tara Sutherland
Stuart and Avanelle Sutton
John and Jean Sweeney
Robert and Debbie Sweeney
Jeff Sweeney
Anthony and Bernadette Sy
Syd G . Kelly Construction
Ira Szakal
Taft Street Winery
Joan Talamantez
Carolyn Tallent
Tandem Winery
Duane and Diana Tandeske
Marlene Tanferani
Eric Mang Pui and
Pamela Tang
Target Stores Inc .
Vic Tarino
Edward and Letitia Tatarian
James Tate
Sharon Tate
Fred Taylor
Don and Laura Taylor
Kristi Taylor
Theresa and Kenneth Taylor
Michelle Taylor
Larry and Kathleen Teixeira
Susan Teller
Joan Teller
Ben and Debby Tenhave
Thomas Tepe
Robert and Stephanie Teshima
Robert and Amy Tette
Diane Tharp
Scott Thayer
The Competitor
The Printer Doctor
The Silver Grape
The Squire
Diane Thesman
John Thoma
Jerald Thomas
Ed and Karen Thomas
Edward and Hilary Thomas
John E . and Mary Thomas
Pete and Julie Thomas
G . M . Thomason
Dennis and Brenda Thompson
Karen Thurling
Alfred and Patricia Thurlow
Inez Tiernan
Winifred Tierney
Gary and Laura Tinagero
Robert and Sheila Tipton
Ty and Gloria Tirone
Robert and Cindy Titchenal
TLCD Architecture
Toad Hollow Vineyards
Phyris Tobler
Craig and Myra Todrank
Kathy Tolman
Pierce and Sandi Tolson
Patricia Tomasin
Julie Tomlinson
Tone, A Pilates, Dance &
Yoga Studio
James and Cecilia Tonna
Nick and Sara Sue Topolos
Brian Torr
Regina Torr
Carmelo and Sophia Torrano
Eugene Toschi
John Toton
Trancas Steak House
Marc and Lisa Trapani
Wendel and Gwen Trappe
Louis Traverso
N . Trbovich
Gary Treinen
Leo and Evelyn Trentadue
Victor and Cindy Trentadue
TreRicci
Gail Treviso
Mary Trimble
Mark and Kathy Trione
Robert and Marjorie Trombetta
Rayanne Truesdell
M .A . Tsarnes
Bruce Tucker
Richard and Jacqueline Tucker
Sandra Tucker
Grace Tunzi
C . Edward and Louise Turner
Tricia Turner
George and Alicia Tuso
Jim and Carol Underhill
Christopher and Molly
Underwood
United Way-PCFD Account
Theodore Unruh
Steve Unterseher
Thomas Unthank
Craig and Patricia Urasaki
Avid Valentin
Eunice Valentine
Paul Vallee
Valley of the Moon Winery
Valley Tire & Brake
Byron and Danelle Van Alstyne
Richard and Bonnie Van Anda
Rankine and Mary Van Anda
Ursula Van Anda
Diane Van Anda
Wayne and Linda Van Bockern
Doug and Ame Van Dyke
Fred and Marion Van Eschen
Kenneth Van Otten
Michael and Mae Van Vooren
Ron and Lynette Vann
Sandra VanVoorhis
Jan and Laurel Varnbuhler
VarsityPix LLC
Paul and Teresa Vassallo
Ramon and Maria Velarde
Ed Venturi
Hubert and Michele Verdeille
Val and Terri Verhunce
Viansa Winery & Italian
Marketplace
Keli and Darryl Vice
Antonio and Lorraine Vicini
Mark Vicini
Steven Villa
Village Cafe
Carlos Villarini
Julie Villarini
Carl and Suzane Villarini
Alvin Villaruel
Bob and Sue Viter
Martha Vogel
Lou and Eileen Vogt
Jody Vogt Vogt
Charles and Judith Volk
Henry and Rosemarie
Von Der Mehden
Eric and Kass Von der Mehden
Jon and Francine Vorhees
Matt and Eileen Vukicevich
Philip and Edith Vukicevich
Leroy and Clarice Vyenielo
William and Catherine
Vyenielo
Annabelle Wade
Thomas and Ann Wagner
Don and Rorie Walden
Marilyn Walden
Walgreens Drug Stores
Elsie Walker
Donna Walker
Michael and Darlene Wall
Robert Wall
Gerald and Rosie Wallace
Timothy and Helene Wallace
Steven and Cecily Wallis
Marilyn Wallis
Wal-Mart
Mark and Marie Walp
Patrick and Teri Walsh
Mary Walsh
Walter Kauwe Construction
Jeff Wandel
Michael and Carol Ward
James and Alice Ward
Richard Warne
Alva and Denise Warner
Mark Warren
Washington Mutual Employee
Giving Program
Keith and Gina Waterman
Wayne Watson
Pam Watson
Ian and Rachelle Wayman
Jim and Sheila Weese
Jeffrey Wegman
John Wehde
Mr . and Mrs . Weiner
Ross Weishaar
Carol Weisker
Phyllis Weiss
Leonard and Isabel Welby
Jack Wells
Saundra Welter
Susye and Jeffrrey Weng-
Reeder
Laura Wennes
Nicholas and Tanja Werle
Celia Westlund
William Wetmore
Sylvester Weyker
Mark and Nancy Wheeler
Dale and Violet Wheeler
Rich White
White Oak Vineyards &
Winery
Dolores Whitehall
Wilma Whorton
Billy Whorton
Calvin and Eleanor Wilcox
Rands and Chris Wiley
Randall and Katie Willens
Melissa Willey
Jeff and Ann Williams
David and Sharon Williams
Tim and Margaret Williams
Grant Williams
Barbara Williams
W . Lee Williams
Bessie Williams
Marlayne Williams
Phil and Diane Williams
Richard and Shelly Williamson
Willi’s Wine Bar
Jeanette Wilson
Donald and Barbara Wilson
Willi Wilson
Doug and Maria Wilson
Kent and Ruth Wilson
Wilson Winery
Winchester Mystery House
Windsor Wine Shop
Pamela Witt
Peter and Susan Witter
Vicki Wizard
Donald and Carol Woford
Louis and Sharon Wohlfarth
Barbra Wolfe
Elaine Helen Wong
Martin and Geraldine Wood
Marinette Woodruff
Richard and Carrie Woodworth
Russell and Elizabeth
Woodworth
Charles and Eileen Woolard
Judy Woolman
Jean Would
William and Nancy Wright
Chad and Marjet Wright
Mr . and Mrs . Warren Wright
Wright & Gervais Accountants,
INC .
Wright Contracting
Jean Wulforst
Jeri Wylie
Anne Marie Wyllie
Chet and Kathleen Wystepek
Greg and Julie Yaeger
Richard and Charlene Yahn
Michael and Alberta Yalon
Yogurt Farms
Julie Yokoyama
Robert and Joan Young
John and Marilyn Young
Dorothy Young
Your Efficiency Specialist
Mary Zadra
John and Julie Zanzi
Victor Zedan
Phillip Zeni
Elito Zepponi
Eric and Laura Zielke
Heidi Zimmer
Richard and Barbara Zimmer
Lorilee Zimmer
Bill Zimmerman
Don and Denise Ziskin
Karen Zumwalt
T R I N I T Y / d e c e m b e R 2 0 0 9 — 3 6

2 0 0 9 a N N U a L R E P O R T
July 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009
Revenue & Support
Tuition & Fees $4,607,432
Contributions, Fundraising, Change in AMJHN Foundation $645,742
Auxiliary activities $769,858
Interest & Dividends & Gains (Losses) $(86,539)
Total Revenue & Support $5,936,493
Expenditures
Instructional Salaries & Benefits $4,060,455
Fundraising $269,138
Auxiliary services $687,426
General, Maintenance, Administrative $1,403,677
Deposits to Endowment & Growth in Assets $(484,203)
Total Expenditures $5,936,493
In late October the partner from Lautze & Lautze assigned to
supervise the audit of Cardinal Newman presented to the finance committee of the
board of directors the information provided in these pie charts .
The complete audited statements can be found under the Governance tab beneath
About CNHS on our website .
Lautze & Lautze confirmed that we are succeeding in placing our resources where
they belong: They are benefiting Cardinal Newman students . Compelling examples
are provided by the fundraising support of parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, staff,
and benefactors . We must express deep gratitude to all .
Ignoring a one-time reserve established by the board of AMJHN Foundation, Inc .,
our auditors were most impressed to share with the finance committee that for every
dollar raised by Cardinal Newman above tuition, less than $0 .21 was spent to raise
that dollar . Our peer institutions, on the other hand, average an expenditure of over
$0 .30 to raise $1 .00 . We are indeed grateful that many people make this success
possible . Thank you to all .
3 7 — c a R d I N a l N e w m a N h I g h s c h o o l
C H A R T S
REVENUE & sUPPORT
$4,060,455
$269,138
$687,426
$1,403,677
$(484,203)
$5,936,493
$4,607,432
$645,742
$769,858
$(86,539)
$5,936,493
ExPENDiTUREs

Admissions Process
Cardinal Newman High School
Admissions for the School Year 2010-2011
5 Steps to Becoming a Student at Cardinal Newman
1 . Call or email Pat Piehl, Admissions Office to get on our mailing list .
(707) 546-6470 ext . 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman .org
2 . Visit our campus - Come to an Admissions Event or schedule a
Shadow Day (to RSVP for an event or to schedule a Shadow Day, contact
The Office of Admissions)
3 . Take the STS Placement Exam (This exam is only for applicants for the
9th grade)
4 . Complete an application
5 . Interview - Parents and student meet with a member of the CN faculty
Admissions Calendar
RSVP’s are required for all of the following events . Please contact Pat Piehl in
the admissions office (707) 546-6470 ext . 120 or piehl@cardinalnewman .org
Placement Exam
Saturday, December 5, 2009
9:00am-12:30pm
Please RSVP
$100 Exam and Application Fee
Application for Admission and Financial Aid Deadline
Questions regarding financial aid - call our business office
(707) 546-6470 ext . 105
Financial Aid Deadline is Monday, January 11, 2010
Exam Fee - $120
Makeup Placement Exams
Saturdays, January 9th, February 6th, March 6th and April 10th, 2010
9:00am - 12:30pm
Please RSVP
Exam Fee - $120
Acceptance Letters Mailed
Beginning of March 2010, information on acceptance and Financial Aid
awards will be in the mail .
2010-2011 admissions calendar

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