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Matching Grants 46 Matching Grants were received from the following companies during the 2007-2008 TORCH year. Abbott Laboratories Fund ABN-AMRO Aetna Foundation Akzo Nobel, Inc. Allstate Foundation American Express Foundation American International Group Ameriprise Financial AXA Foundation Bank of America Foundation Barclays Capital Becton Dickinson & Company BOC Group Black Rock Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation, Inc. Campbell Soup Foundation Chubb & Son, Inc Citigroup Foundation Colgate Palmolive Company Computer Associates Conoco Phillips Countrywide Cares Deutsche Bank Americas Foundation Diageo North America Exxon/Mobil Foundation, Inc Factory Mutual Insurance Comp. Fifth Third Bank Financial Security Assurance FPL Group Foundation, Inc. Gannett Foundation GE Foundation Goldman, Sachs & Company IBM Corporation ING (U.S.) Financial Services Corporation Intel Foundation J. P. Morgan Chase Foundation Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, Inc. Lehman Brothers Lexis Nexis Cares Lincoln Financial Group LPL Ffinancial Marsh & McLennan Companies MBIA Insurance Corporation Mellon Merck Company Merrill Lynch & Co. Foundation, Inc. Microsoft Mitsui & Co. Venture Partners, Inc. Mizuho USA Foundation, Inc. Morgan Stanley Mutual of America National Grid New York Life Foundation New York Times Company Foundation, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Life Foundation NYBDC Charitable Foundation Peter R. and Cynthia K. Kellogg Foundation Pfizer Foundation Philip Morris Pitney Bowes RBC Capital Markets Reebok Foundation Ridgewood Savings Bank Robert Half International, Inc. State Street Corporation Sun Microsystems, Inc Sun Trust T. Rowe Price Associates Foundation The Bank of New York Mellon The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi The Capital Group Companies The PBG Foundation The Prudential Foundation The SallieMae Fund The Warburg Pincus Foundation Time Warner Foundation Towers Perrin UBS Matching Gift Program United Technologies Corp Verizon Wachovia Foundation Washington Group Foundation, Inc. Washington Mutual Wellington Management Company, LLP Wells Fargo Winter, Wyman & Company Above, students portray the main characters of the Nativity story during the Advent Prayer Service. Below, (from l.-r.) Brian Mullin ’08 and his date, Matt Boruch ’08, Jack Gamber ’08, and Pat Donnelly ’08 enjoy the senior division’s dinner-cruise around Manhattan.
Honor Gifts During the 2007 - 2008 TORCH year, gifts were received in honor of the following members of the Chaminade family. Mark J. Fasciano ’86 Matthew J. Fasciano ’88 Mrs. Anne Hadlock P’11 Jerry Horton Patrick Kelly James O’Leary ’71 Memorials Recently deceased friends and members of the Chaminade Family are included by name in the intentions of the Prayer of the Faithful at Masses of the Marianist Community and of the Chaminade student body. During the 2007- 2008 TORCH year, gifts were received in memory of the following: John Assenzio Madeline S. Atkins John & Theresa Banahan Rev. Joseph Basel Joseph and Sophie Basel Paul J. Basel ’52 Robert Basel ’49 Kevin Joseph Burke James Cain Keith Cerrato ’01 William J. Condren ’51 Msgr. Mario Costa Thoms E. Costigan Margaret Creel Lee DiChiara Martin P Dray ‘44 Robert D. Fawls ’72 Andrew Gallaro Walter Gammon Joseph E. Gaskin ’49 Joseph Grana III ’86 Joseph Grana Sr Msgr. Thomas Groenewold David & Julia Hartz Ralph Hilado Margaret Hoagland Peter H. Hodgson Mary O’Leary Brandon Pues ’10 Francis Guy Sacco Gerald M. Sauvigne ’46 Charles T. & Catherine Williams Rev. James C. Williams ’87 Winifred Holzweiss Walter Hornberger J. Eric Johnson ’87 Joseph T. Judge ’37 Marie Kraus Adam Douglas Lambert ’04 Michael L. LiCalzi ’00 John Komarnicki ’70 Matthew MacKenzie ’86 Mary Mansfield Ann McDonald Edward McManus Thomas Mohan Michael Joseph Mulshine ’62 Roderick O’Connor Frank A. Petro ’60 Donald Pfail Patrick Quinn Robert J. Ross ’57 William H. Schuler Scott Sloane Michael Stoecklein Paul J. Swanson ’64 Matthew Valenza Peter A. Van Dusen Ronald Dominick Winchester ’97 Bro. Lawrence J. Zarzycki ’80 Permanent Honor Gifts and Memorials Those with a cumulative total of $5,000 or more John Assenzio Vincent Balletta Eric Bayreuther ’96 Karl Berg Lawrence A. Botte William Bourke ’70 Gertrude & Robert E. Brown Margaret Brown Thomas Brull ’94 Frances K. Cutolo Gloria & Joseph Di Liberto Janet & Peter Doran ’60 J. Bernard Eck Bro. Louis Faerber, S.M. Thomas Flanagan Celeste L. Gallic Walter Gammon Marjorie & Louis V. Gerstner Adam Giardina ’03 Joseph Giardina ’00 Walter Gibbons Annette & J. Harold Gustafson Hilma & John Gustafson David & Julia Hartz Winifred Holzweiss Bertha Hornberger Walter Hornberger Stephen Karopczyk ’61 Betty & Vincent M. Kearns Margaret & William Koslo Michael L. LiCalzi ’00 Honor/Memorials Anthony J. Lucchesi Matthew MacKenzie ’86 Elizabeth McCune Henry McCune Ellen R. Moynihan Margaret & Thomas C. Mulry ’50 Victor Nessler Olivia D. Rogers Mary Santelli Sally & Otto Schueler Louis Sherry Christopher Slattery ’88 Scott Sloane ’03 Michael Sottosanti Marjorie & Clarence Spindler Josephine & John Spindler Michael Sullivan ’80 Paul Tierney ’52 Brendan Tracey Richard Treacy ’82 Geraldine Trunz Catherine & Walter Van der Waag Michael J. Venezia Florence W. & William Walter Louise N. Walter Regina M. & Albert F. Walter Georgina Weber Firmin Widmer Ronald D. Winchester ’97 Robert C. Wright ’61 A group of the Brothers is shown above as they left St. Patrick’s Cathedral following Mass offered by Pope Benedict XVI on April 19, 2008; from l.-r. are Bro. Stephen Ries ’03, Bro. Robert Lahey ’65, Bro. Benjamin Knapp ’93, Bro. Lawrence Syriac, Bro. Thomas Cleary ’81, Bro. Ryszard Decowski ’77, Bro. Karl Hornberger ’77, and Bro. Robert Fachet. At left Thomas Dufek (l.) of the CHS Board of Advisors and Michael Vittorio, President of First National Bank of Long Island, address a group of seniors in the first annual TRANSITIONS program. The program addresses financial and legal questions that will be very practical for college life, as well as later on. 47
Page 1 and 2: “This Annual Report celebrates th
Page 3 and 4: “All aspects of life at Chaminade
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Page 7 and 8: Merit Scholarships and Financial Ai
Page 9 and 10: Class of 1935 Amount: $364.70 Membe
Page 11 and 12: Meribah Associates Dr. Victor Dillo
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Page 51 and 52: Alumni Board Patrick Donnelly ’80
Page 53 and 54: Total - 1711 students Suffolk: 275

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