Remembering - Archbishop Molloy High School

tournament out of 24 teams. “I only played
roller hockey in high school, but I was always
very proud of Molloy’s reputation in athletics,”
said Anthony. The Kings went 3-2 during the
tournament, placing 8th in the nation. “Not
bad for a Long Island team that has never been
ranked in the top 25. I am proud to continue
the Stanner tradition of excellence in whatever
I undertake. My education at Molloy and the
emphasis on faith gave me the strength to deal
with adversity in my life.”
Class of 1980
Br. Ben Consigli recently celebrated his 25th
anniversary as a Marist Brother. Formerly a
teacher here at Molloy, Br. Ben’s inspiring work
with the Marist Brothers has led him to the
role of Provincial. “I think the whole purpose
of life is to find God,” says Br. Ben. “Some
people find God through themselves or
through loved ones. I have found God
through my work as a Marist Brother.”
Class of 1982
Paul Alioto “finally” tied the knot with Nicole
(Catapano) Alioto. The Doctors Alioto were
married July 7th, 2012 on Chapel Island, which
sits on Upper Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks.
Paul is the school superintendent in Dansville,
New York in the Finger Lakes Region. He sends
a big hello to the Rosedale gang and his
buddies from the “lesser parts” of Queens.
Richard Karsten ‘81, Br. Thomas Schady, Br. Ben Consigli ‘80,
Br. John Raeihle ‘61 and Br. Gerald Doherty at the Marist
Brothers Jubilee Celebration.
Class of 1983
Jim Shannon was the keynote speaker and
alumni honoree at the St. John’s Tobin College
of Business’ 4th Annual Beta Gamma Sigma
Honor Society Induction Dinner at Russo’s
on the Bay. Accompanying Jim were his wife
Anissa and friend Jim Galowski ’81.
Class of 1989
Jim Quent is a bi-lingual (English/Spanish)
government affairs, communications and public
policy strategist with 20 years of experience.
As a senior associate at Patricia Lynch
Associates (PLA), one of New York’s largest
government affairs firms, Jim represents
Fortune 100 companies, not-for-profit
organizations, technology solutions providers,
Jim Quent ‘89
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higher education institutions and more. Prior
to joining PLA, Jim served as Deputy Chief of
Staff to NYS Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
He has also worked on local, county and statewide
elections over the years. In 2008, he
was featured in City Hall News’ “Rising Stars:
40 Under 40: The Next Generation of Political
Leaders in New York.” Jim’s hobbies include
sports and stand-up comedy.
Class of 1991
Brian Scolaro stopped by Molloy earlier this
year to get a dose of nostalgia. Scheduled to
fly to California the next day, Brian wanted to
make sure he took the opportunity to visit his
alma mater and be reminded of where his
career began. Brian has been busy as of late,
having recently played the role of Alex Polito
on the hit AMC series Mad Men as well as the
recurring role of Doug on the TBS comedy
Sullivan & Son. Brian has also appeared in
Grey’s Anatomy. In between these roles, Brian
has been enjoying success on the comedy club
scene on both the east and west coasts.
Class of 1993
Jack Stefanowski was appointed head coach
of the Nepal National Soccer team in January
2013. Also the former head coach of Puerto
Rico’s National team, where he earned the title
Coach of the Year in 2009, Jack has 14 years
of professional coaching experience. He has
spent time with several NCAA programs (NYU,
Paul Alioto ‘82
and wife Nicole
Pictured L-R: Jim Galowski ‘81, Anissa and Jim Shannon ‘83, Mike Baxter ‘02, and Sonnya Paz-Gary ‘04 with bridesmaids Diana Rayappa ‘04 and Ashley Joyner ‘04.
St. Peter’s College, Stony Brook, and Briarcliffe
College) as well as youth teams. Jack has also
coached professional teams including the
Brooklyn Knights, New Jersey Stallions, and
several different teams in Puerto Rico. Jack’s
specialty is developing field players and
goalkeepers by creating a unique training
environment for his players. Jack’s career has
led him to 2 championships as a head coach
and 4 as an assistant/goalkeeper coach.
Class of 1998
Dr. Fred J. DeLucia is a podiatric physician and
surgeon who earned his bachelor’s degree
from NYU in Psychology/PreMed, and his
medical degree at the New York College of
Podiatric Medicine. He completed four years
of advanced training at the New York Hospital
Medical Center of Queens in the medical and
surgical care of conditions affecting the lower
leg and foot, with a deep foundation in general
medicine. His work includes areas of foot
and ankle surgery such as external ring fixation,
diabetic limb salvage, pediatric foot surgery,
biomechanics, lower extremity trauma,
joint replacement surgery, internal fixation,
arthroscopic surgery and microsurgery. He is
an associate of the American College of Foot
Top to Bottom: Tatiana, Christopher, and Elizabeth Egas.
& Ankle Surgeons for reconstructive forefoot,
hindfoot & ankle surgery. Currently, Dr.
DeLucia serves as the New York State division
president for the APMA’s “Young Physician’s”
section, and as the President of the Queens
Podiatric Medical Society for the NYSPMA.
Class of 2000
Daniel Pietras is proud to announce that he
has received his Doctor of Medicine degree
from the The University of Cincinnati College
of Medicine as a member of the graduating
Class of 2013. Congratulations Daniel!
Class of 2002
Mike Baxter’s recent success with the New
York Mets organization has been unlike anything
we have seen from a Stanner at the major
league level in recent memory. Mike made
history in 2012, providing a stunning catch
at the left field wall at Citi Field that helped
secure the Mets’ first no-hitter. In the process,
Mike also separated his shoulder by crashing
into the wall, landing him on the disabled list
for much of the summer. Running through
that wall for his teammates proved that Mike
is truly a “team player.” Mike often says that
while the catch did not necessarily change his
life, it is definitely a highlight in his career and
something he will never forget.
Oswald Egas is proud to say he has 3 future
Stanners in his family! Eldest Tatiana is 8 years
old, while son Christopher is 5 and youngest
daughter Elizabeth is 3. “I cannot believe it
has been 11 years since I graduated from
Molloy,” says Oswald. “I have fond memories
of everyone there. I am looking forward to
reliving those years soon when my children
attend the school!” Oswald keeps in touch
with many of his classmates, and sends shout
outs to Danny Espaillat, JP Cordero, Raphael
Kumar, David Borden, and Dan Charvet from
the Class of 2002 and Chris Kaps ‘03.
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