Annual Report 2010 - Mercy College

M E R C Y 

C O L L E G E 

A N N U A L R E P O R T 

Mercy College is committed to 

providing motivated students 

the opportunity to transform 

their lives through higher 

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education by offering liberal arts 

and professional programs in 

personalized and high quality 

learning environments, thus 

preparing students to embark on 

rewarding careers, to continue 

learning throughout their lives 

and to act ethically and 

responsibly in a changing 

world.

Table of Contents 

Message from the President 1 

Innovation in Leadership 2 

Student Engagement 8 

Faculty Accomplishments 14 

Alumni 18 

Grants Highlights 21 

Financial Highlights 22 

Board of Trustees 24 

Honor Roll of Donors 25

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 

It is a pleasure to present the 2010 Mercy College Annual Report. 

As we reflect upon the past year, I am very proud of the achievements made by our College 

community. Thanks to the dedication, hard work, and leadership of our Board of Trustees, 

faculty, and staff, Mercy College is well-positioned for a strong and vibrant future, one in 

which the College continues to deliver on its mission of providing an affordable, high 

quality education to our students. 

Within this report, you will read about the highlights of the past year. Our enrollment 

continues on an upward trend, reaching nearly 10,000 students in 2009-10 as more and 

more students are making Mercy their first-choice college. This year, our ground breaking 

Personalized Achievement Contract (PACT) program expanded from a pilot of 50 students 

to include more than 500 entering freshmen. Based upon the PACT program’s success, the 

College received a multi-million dollar grant from the U.S. Department of Education to 

fund a graduate PACT program customized to the needs of graduate students. 

We are also pleased to spotlight stories of just a few of the many Mercy College students, 

faculty, and alumni who are distinguishing themselves through academic achievement, 

professional affiliations, and volunteerism. Among them are award recipients, students 

engaged in community service, and faculty members who traveled the globe providing 

instruction and essential aid. 

As we build upon our many accomplishments, across our campuses and our communities, 

we thank you for your continued support of Mercy College and our students. Your support 

truly energizes our College community, ensures our future success, and allows us to prepare 

an increasing number of students for in-demand careers and enriched lives. 

Sincerely, 

Dr. Kimberly R. Cline 

President 

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Innovation in Leadership

NEWon campus 

Alfred S. Posamentier Lois Wims William Susman 

MERCY COLLEGE WELCOMES DEAN POSAMENTIER, 

DEAN WIMS, AND INTERIM DEAN SUSMAN 

Mercy College welcomed leadership of its School of Education, School of Social and 

Behavioral Sciences, and School of Health and Natural Sciences with the 

appointments of Dean Alfred S. Posamentier, Ph.D., Dean Lois Wims, Ph.D., and 

Interim Dean William Susman, Ph.D. Each of these exceptional leaders brings a profound 

commitment to Mercy College’s mission, extensive and highly successful administrative 

experience, and a desire to bring the College’s already competitive academic programs to 

new heights of achievement. 

Dr. Alfred S. Posamentier, dean of the School of Education 

Dr. Posamentier comes to Mercy College from the New York City College of Technology 

of the City University of New York, where he served as distinguished lecturer. He is 

professor emeritus of mathematics education at The City College of the City University 

of New York, and former dean of the School of Education. Dr. Posamentier earned a 

Ph.D. in mathematics education from Fordham University, a master’s degree in 

mathematics education from Hunter College of the City University of New York, and an 

A.B. degree in mathematics from Hunter College of the City University of New York. Dr. 

Posamentier is the author and co-author of more than 45 mathematics books and is a 

leading commentator on topics relating to education. 

Dr. Lois Wims, dean of the School of Behavioral Sciences 

Dr. Wims comes to Mercy College from the University of South Alabama, where she served 

as associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Dr. Wims earned a Ph.D. in 

psychology from the University of Rhode Island, a master’s degree in criminal justice from 

Salve Regina University, and a B.S. degree in law enforcement, summa cum laude, from 

Bryant University. Throughout her career, Dr. Wims has served in numerous leadership 

positions at Salve Regina University, Prentice-Hall Publications, and the Rhode Island 

Commission on Race and Police-Community Relations. She has been awarded Top 

Professor, Freshman Advocate, and Woman of the Year awards. 

Dr. William Susman, interim dean of the School of Health and 

Natural Sciences 

Dr. Susman, who most recently served as associate provost for academic standards and 

research at Mercy College, was the founding dean of the School of Health Sciences and 

Rehabilitation Studies at Springfield College in 2005. He served as associate dean for 

academic programs in the School of Health Professions and associate professor in 

physical therapy at Long Island University in Brooklyn, NY. A graduate of the State 

University of New York at Buffalo in biology, Dr. Susman completed his physical therapy 

education at Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, and his master of 

arts and doctor of philosophy degrees in pathokinesiology from New York University, 

Department of Physical Therapy. 

BALA AYYAR ELECTED TO 

THE COLLEGE’S BOARD OF 

TRUSTEES 

Bala Ayyar, Deputy CFO, Société Générale 

Americas Corporate & Investment Bank, has 

been elected to 

Mercy College’s 

Board of Trustees. As 

Deputy CFO, Mr. 

Ayyar is responsible 

for a range of 

governance and 

business support 

finance 

responsibilities. 

Prior to joining 

Société Générale, Mr. 

Ayyar was with the Canadian Imperial Bank of 

Commerce, where he was the head of the 

finance function for the Wholesale Bank and 

Treasury Strategic Business Units within North 

America. He holds a bachelor’s degree in 

mathematics from the University of Bombay, 

and is a chartered accountant (India). 

JEANNE T. PLECENIK 

NAMED VICE PRESIDENT 

OF FINANCE 

Mercy College announced the appointment 

of Jeanne T. Plecenik as vice president of 

finance. In her position, Ms. Plecenik is 

responsible for providing leadership to the 

finance and accounting functions of the 

College. She brings 

12 years of 

experience in higher 

education financial 

administration to 

Mercy College. 

Plecenik is a 

Certified Public 

Accountant, New 

York State. She 

earned a bachelor’s 

degree in public 

accounting from Pace University, a master’s 

degree in business administration from 

Mount Saint Mary College, and currently is a 

doctoral candidate at Pace University. 


THE PACT MENTORING PROGRAM EXPANDS 

PACT LinkedTo Rise In Retention 

Mercy College’s pioneering Personalized Achievement Contact (PACT), a pilot 

program begun in spring 2009 with 50 students, has expanded to include more 

than 560 participants this year. 

The increase tells a powerful story about Mercy College and its dedication to student success. 

The unique combination of PACT services and programs gives our students the confidence 

and assertive edge needed to succeed in today’s highly competitive world, making our PACT 

students the best candidates for the graduate school or job of their choice. Approximately 750 

new students are expected to join PACT in the fall of 2010. 

PACT Highlights: 

> The PACT is an official “Best Practice” of the National Association of Colleges and 

Employers (NACE) for career services and student retention. 

> As a result of the PACT, student retention rates have increased 15 percent this past 

year. 

The issue of retention rates has significant implications for the U.S. economy as well. 

According to data from CEOs For Cities, raising retention and graduation rates by even 

a small percentage in the top metro areas nationwide could ultimately result in an 

increase in income of $124 billion per year for the nation. 

Sharing the Model 

PACT is proving to be a potential national model that may help to meet the national call to action to raise the number of college 

graduates in America to the highest in the world by 2020. The College has shared the PACT success story with a presentation at 

the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AAC&U) Annual Meeting in February. 

PACT Ad Campaign 

This year, the successful PACT advertising campaign featured all of the 

College’s PACT mentors. The regional ads were seen in popular magazines, 

such as Seventeen and People, widely-read community newspapers such as 

Newsday and The Journal 

News, and prominently 

located metropolitan-area 

billboards. Additionally, 

the campaign included 

local radio spots. 

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GRADUATE PACT PROGRAM 

CompetitiveTitle V Grant of $2.5 M is Modeled on the Successful PACT Program 

The College was awarded its third 

competitive Title V grant from the U.S. 

Department of Education for Promoting 

Post-baccalaureate Opportunities for 

Hispanic Americans (PPHOA). This fiveyear, 

$2.5 million grant is the only Title 

V supported program for graduate 

students in the Northeast. 

The program will focus on providing 

graduate students with individualized, 

integrated services that will significantly 

improve their academic success, building 

on Mercy College’s revolutionary 

Personalized Achievement Contract 

(PACT) mentoring program available to 

undergraduate students. 

The grant will support the establishment 

of new scholarships and programming 

that will prepare students for rewarding, 

in-demand careers in education and 

health sciences. Students will benefit from 

a variety of resources to help them achieve 

their academic and personal goals. 

Program resources include: 

Graduate Learning Centers 

> Learning centers at the Dobbs Ferry 

and Bronx campuses provide students 

with dedicated study space to interact 

within their learning community. 

> Reservable quiet space and group 

study areas designed to help students 

make the most of their valuable time 

spent on campus. 

> Computer workstations and new 

online resources optimized for 

particular professions. 

Academic Support 

Tutoring, writing and research assistance 

available at all campuses. 

Financial Support 

Some students with high financial need 

who are enrolled in an education, health, 

or science program may be eligible for 

scholarships. 

Professional Development 

Professional development opportunities 

will be offered to connect with alumni 

and community leaders in an effort to 

build a professional network. 

Workshops to develop and enhance 

leadership skills will be provided. 

Technology 

Students have the opportunity to build 

electronic portfolios of their 

achievements. In addition, education, 

health, and science students will benefit 

from new library resources that will keep 

them current within their profession, 

both in the stacks and at dedicated 

computer portals. 

Additionally, funding will provide 

opportunities for Mercy’s graduate 

faculty, including strategies for 

enhancing Web 2.0 learning and the use 

of e-portfolios in their work with 

students. 


MERCY COLLEGE 

SEES SURGE IN ENROLLMENT 

The PACT Mentoring Program Cited for Student Increase 

Mercy College saw a notable expansion in 

enrollment during the 2009-10 academic 

year, as the total number of students 

approached 10,000. 

The Mercy College recruitment team conducted more 

than 2,500 visits to high schools, college fairs, and 

other venues as well as campus events during 2009— 

with even greater volume planned for 2010. 

The number of undergraduate and graduate students 

represents an increase of more than 12 percent since 

2007. 

A number of reasons are cited for this growth—even 

during a period of economic recession. The scope of 

more than 90 in-demand degree programs taught by 

esteemed faculty and offered at five campuses attracts 

many highly talented students. In addition, when 

students are weighing which college to attend, the 

College’s Personalized Achievement Contract (PACT) 

often is a deciding factor. 

Leading with the PACT 

The PACT program is designed to maximize student 

success through a multi-faceted collaboration between 

the student and the College. The PACT provides 

incoming Mercy College students with professional, 

cross-trained mentors who facilitate integrated 

support for academic, career, and personal growth 

that continues for their entire college experience. 

Enrollment has increased 12% since 2007. 

Students are innately drawn to the idea of having 

mentors who they can contact 24/7—be it in person, 

on the phone, or through various social networking 

mediums—and who are dedicated to helping them 

every step of the way in a highly personalized manner. 

Inspiring and Influencing Potential 

Students 

Under the leadership of Deirdre Whitman since 2008, 

the recruitment team has initiated changes in every 

aspect of the enrollment effort, from streamlining the 

application system with the latest technology to 

increasing the number of recruitment visits tenfold. 

Their collective efforts have contributed greatly to the 

surge in enrollment. The result is a 100 percent 

increase in first-time student applications from 2007- 

2010. 

New student enrollment has increased 84% since 2007. 


29 th ANNUAL TRUSTEES’ DINNER 

On May 6, Alex Ferrari ’82, chief 

operating officer, MTV Networks Music 

and Logo Group; Chris Giamo, regional 

president, TD Bank; and Gary Knell, 

president and CEO, Sesame Workshop, 

were honored at the 29th Annual 

Trustees’ Dinner at the Plaza Hotel in 

New York City. Additionally, Fay and 

Dennis Greenwald were presented with 

the Lifetime Achievement Award. 

Attended by 300 people, the event raised 

more than $450,000 helping to provide 

a broad range of students with access to 

quality, affordable higher education. 

Pictured at right, left to right: Dr. Cline, 

Gary Brown, Dennis Greenwald, Alex 

Ferrari ’82, Fay Greenwald, Chris Giamo, 

and Gary Knell. 


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Student Engagement

Mercy College Celebrates Its 

75 TH COMMENCEMENT 

With an enthusiastic audience of family, friends, and 

well wishers joining in the celebration, Mercy 

College sent forth its newest alumni at its 75th 

Commencement on Wednesday, May 26. 

Presiding over commencement, President Kimberly R. Cline 

congratulated the new graduates. “You will soon begin using 

your education to excel in your career, to face new 

challenges, and confront new realities. If you look for value 

in every experience and learn lessons at each step of your 

career, you can achieve your ultimate goals. Education is a 

dynamic, ongoing process. I hope that you are inspired to 

continue learning throughout your lifetime.” 

“Approach the challenges with 

diligence, dedication, and a 

sense of moral purpose and 

you are certain to succeed.” 

— Dr. Gary Knell 

President and CEO of Sesame Workshop 

Mercy College proudly conferred honorary doctoral degrees 

upon Gary Knell, president and CEO of Sesame Workshop, 

and former Notre Dame football player and motivational 

speaker Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, whose story became the 

basis for the widely acclaimed movie Rudy. 

The College congratulates the Class of 2010 and welcomes 

them into its distinguished group of alumni. 

“Have passion. Be excited. 

Ask questions. Show up with 

the right attitude…you will 

go places.” 

— Dr. Daniel “Rudy” Ruettiger 

Undergraduate Valedictorian 

Christina Chai ’10 

Graduate Speaker 

Maria Sanchez ’10 


MARTIN JACK ’11 WINS SPIRIT OF HOPE AWARD 

Jack’s work mentoring foster children earns well-deserved recognition 

want to see any other kids 

go through what I went through,” 

“Idon’t 

says Martin Jack ’11, a Mercy 

College social work major. 

Jack, who was in the foster care system 

from the age of nine and in seven different 

homes in ten years, decided to take his 

experience and help other youngsters in 

foster care to succeed in life. “I know how 

much my mentor helped me; without her, 

I wouldn’t be where I am today,” says Jack. 

“Foster kids need support and guidance 

and someone willing to help them out in 

tough times. Knowing how hard it was, I 

don’t want to have a kid go through that 

alone.” Jack mentors two children at 

Abbott House, a human service agency, the 

very same place where he resided as a 

foster child. 

Dedicated to not only mentoring children, 

Jack organized a successful Pajama 

Program drive on the Mercy College 

Dobbs Ferry campus. The Pajama Program 

donates sleepwear and children’s books to 

children in foster care. 

Jack, who loves working with children and 

wants to make it his life’s work, recently 

received the Spirit of Hope Award. 

Presented by the Pajama Program, the 

award is given to a young adult in 

Westchester 

from the foster 

care system who 

has shown 

outstanding 

courage, 

perseverance, and selflessness in his or her 

everyday life. 

“I want to give back and be a role model 

for foster care children, to give them hope 

that there is a future out there.” 

Jack is on the board of directors of New 

Yorkers for Children and works at the 

Nyack YMCA in their youth development 

program. 

Mercy College Awarded 

Prestigious 

NATIONAL 

SCIENCE 

FOUNDATION 

GRANT 

Mercy College is responding to the national effort to 

graduate more students who will become world 

leaders in the fields of science, technology, 

engineering, and mathematics in the 21st century. As federal 

efforts to bolster U.S. competitiveness and preeminence 

in these fields are moving forward in 

earnest, Mercy College is pleased to have 

been awarded a Scholarships in Science, 

Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics 

(S-STEM) grant from the National Science 

Foundation (NSF). 

The $596,576 grant, distributed over the fouryear 

period from July 1, 2010, through June 30, 

2014, will fund scholarships for academically 

talented, financially needy students majoring in computer 

information systems, computer science, information 

assurance and security, and mathematics baccalaureate 

programs at Mercy College. 

This Opportunities for Stem Success (OSS) project will work 

towards increasing the number of students 

underrepresented in the computer information science 

and mathematics fields who complete degree programs, 

enter the workforce, and/or pursue graduate education. 

As part of the project’s mentoring component, OSS 

students will participate in Mercy College’s 

revolutionary Personalized Achievement Contract (PACT) 

program, which provides unparalleled individualized 

mentoring to students. 


M3C: 16th ANNUAL 

MATHEMATICAL 

MODELING INSPIRES 

HIGH ACHIEVERS 

Field trips to IBM and Phillips Labs, 

presentations from top researchers 

in the fields of mathematics and 

science, and college preparation 

were just some of the activities 

awaiting the 25 high schoolers who 

attended the 16th Annual 

Mathematical Modeling at Mercy 

College (M3C) Young Scholars 

Program. 

Funded by U.S. Department of 

Education and Tensor Foundation 

grants, the four-week summer 

program engages high school 

students entering tenth or eleventh 

grades in a series of activities 

designed to highlight mathematics 

and science as exciting, 

challenging, and rewarding fields of 

study. As part of the program, all 

M3C Young Scholars receive a 

TI-84 graphing calculator and a 

daily lunch and snack. Additionally, 

stipends, based on family income, 

are granted to eligible participants. 

HONORS STUDENT ATTENDS MEDICAL SCHOOL 

Since she was a child growing up in Mandeville, Jamaica, she knew what she 

wanted. “My dream is to become a doctor,” says Honors graduate and class of 

2010 valedictorian Christina Chai. 

Chai is well on her way to achieving her dream. Thanks 

to the support she received as an Honors student, she 

will begin studies this fall at Cornell Medical College. 

“At Mercy College, there is a remarkable amount of 

opportunity available for all students. If you have a 

dream and the perseverance to pursue it, Mercy College 

can be a part of your road to success,” says Chai, who 

earned a B.S. in biology. 

The prestigious program, named as a “Smart Choice” by Peterson’s Honors 

Programs and Colleges Guide, and one of the first in New York State, offers 

unique preparation for talented students through exceptional academic 

challenges, an enriched learning experience, and engaging co-curricular 

activities. 

As part of the Honors Program, students take part in teambuilding exercises, 

online discussions, and collaborative research projects. They participate in 

exclusive seminars with world leaders, academic scholars, and industry 

executives, and are provided with a laptop. Additional benefits include 

scholarship support and placement in highly sought after internship positions. 

According to Dr. Duane Smith, director of honors and scholars programs at the 

College, “The education and experiences Honors students receive provide a 

strong foundation for future success and gives graduates the assertive edge 

needed to succeed in today’s highly competitive world.” Christina Chai is proof 

positive of this. 

THE 

Mercy College Student Newspaper 

WINS AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC 

PRESS ASSOCIATION AWARD 

The American Scholastic Press 

Association awarded the Mercy 

College student newspaper, The 

Impact, the first-place award in 

the category of General 

Excellence. The publication also 

won an individual first-place 

award for Best Collegiate 

Editorial. 

McNair Scholars Program 

Celebrates 15th Year 

Now in its 15th year, the McNair Scholars program is synonymous with helping its students 

achieve success in pursuing and completing advanced degrees. 

“The Mercy College McNair Scholars program plays an important role in preparing students for 

post-graduate education and for their future professional roles as academics, researchers, and 

community leaders,” said Mercy College President Dr. Kimberly R. Cline. 

Established in 1989 and named for astronaut Dr. Ronald E. McNair, the program is one of 

several TRIO programs funded by the Department of Education supporting the academic 

achievement of students from groups traditionally underrepresented in higher education. 

“Through their learning experiences, McNair scholars have the opportunity to contribute to our 

knowledge and understanding in a wide variety of academic and professional fields,” said Dr. 

Michael Sperling, provost and vice president for 

academic affairs. “In doing so, students develop the 

self-confidence that enables them to succeed in their 

post-graduate studies and in their careers.” 

Nearly half of those who completed the Mercy College McNair Scholars program are pursuing 

advanced degrees. 


River, where we saw a baptism, which I 

recorded.” She adds, “I really enjoyed 

floating in the Dead Sea. And an extra 

bonus is that we students really bonded 

and had a great time as a group.” 

“It was an educational and culturallyrewarding 

trip. I enjoyed the abundance 

of knowledge that Dr. Speter and Maher 

Nahhas, our tour guide, had to offer,” 

says Sandra Bento ’10, a graduate student 

in the master in public administration in 

health service management program. “It 

was an amazing experience to sleep in an 

Arabic tent in a Bedouin camp and see 

how they live. We also learned a few 

words in Hebrew.” 

Among the undergraduate students who 

made the trip are Terryanne Gray ’11, 

behavioral science major; Jomayra Mendez 

’11; and Melva Vallejo ’11, health science 

major. Graduate students include: Sandra 

Bento ’10 and Jacqueline Cassagnol ’10, 

nursing administration major. 

STUDENTS DISCOVER THE HISTORY, 

CULTURE AND PEOPLE OF ISRAEL 

Study abroad course provides students international learning 

experience 

The phrase “learning on location” 

took on new meaning for Mercy 

College students. In January, 

students enrolled in an international 

business course, “Globalization and 

Society 198: Learning on Location,” 

spent nine extraordinary days visiting 

many historical sites in Israel. 

“Experiential learning of international 

cultures is an important component of a 

quality, well-rounded education. This 

learning on location course and trip to 

Israel is one of the first of its kind at 

Mercy College. We are committed to 

providing students additional 

opportunities to experience the history of 

other cultures in a global setting that will 

greatly broaden and enrich their 

knowledge,” says Dr. Kimberly R. Cline, 

president of Mercy College. 

A trip of a lifetime 

According to Associate Professor of 

Business Moshe Speter, Ph.D., who 

developed the course, “The trip took us 

on a whirlwind tour of the country where 

we visited places we learned about in the 

classroom. We went to Caesarea, where 

we examined Roman, Byzantine history; 

Nazareth, Bethlehem, and Jerusalem, 

where we visited Christian, Jewish and 

Muslim religious sites; stayed with the 

Bedouins (Arab nomadic desert tribes) in 

traditional tents to learn first-hand about 

their culture; and floated in the Dead Sea 

for relaxation." 

"On a scale from one to ten, I’d rate the 

trip a ten,” says mathematics major 

Jomayra Mendez ’12. “It was educational, 

fun and rewarding. The most significant 

part of the trip for me was at the Jordan 

Blending classroom and 

on-site learning 

The objective of the course is to use the 

locations in the service of integrating 

experiential and classroom-based 

learning. Students acquire knowledge of 

Middle Eastern history, politics, 

economics, culture, and international 

business, combining classroom and 

experiential learning to better 

understand the global environment and 

enhance their skills in critical thinking, 

written and oral communications, and 

information literacy. 


Mavericks Reach 

ECC Baseball Championships 

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY 

COMMITTEE TEAMS UP WITH 

MAKE-A-WISH 

The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee partnered with 

the Make-A-Wish Foundation for “The Haunting of 

Sleepy Hollow Hayride.” In conjunction with the Village 

of Sleepy Hollow, NY, more than 60 student-athletes 

served as actors, actresses, security, and set crew, raising 

$5,500 during the 2009 Halloween season. As a result, 

the East Coast Conference (ECC) honored Mercy College 

with the Most Creative Community Service Program 

Award at its annual banquet. 

This season, the Mercy College men’s baseball team 

made its first post-season appearance in the East Coast 

Conference (ECC) baseball championships since 1990. 

Congratulations! 

Mavericks Softball Team 

LITERARY CAMPAIGN 

HITS A HOME RUN 

ATHLETICS 

Paige Cauley ’11. All students in the 

special education program, as part of 

the learning to read curriculum, 

exchanged letters with team members. 

The letters from the younger students 

covered topics ranging from school to 

sports and everything in between. 

Written responses from the Mercy 

softball players were then handdelivered 

by Paige. During the visit, she 

read several of the letters and answered 

children’s questions. 

Several students from Parkview 

Elementary School in Stratford, New 

Jersey, got a view into the world of 

college life a decade early as they 

participated in a pen-pal letter writing 

campaign with members of the Mercy 

College’s Mavericks softball program. 

The literacy campaign was the 

brainchild of Second Grade Special 

Education teacher, Ms. Britt Cauley, 

sister of Maverick second baseman, 

"Being able to share our everyday 

routines and experiences with these 

young children was such a privilege," 

said McCauley. "We really enjoyed 

writing these letters. They made us 

laugh and really realize how much we 

love softball." 


Faculty Acco 

Associate Professor Ashley Elected to 

State Governing Board 

Dr. Larry Ashley, associate professor and 

department chair of childhood education at 

Mercy College, was elected to the Executive 

Committee of the New York State Association 

for the Education of 

Young Children 

(NYSAEYC). The 

Executive Committee, a 

five-person steering 

committee, guides the 

17 member State Board 

of Directors. Dr. Ashley 

will serve a two-year 

term as an officer and 

serve as secretary. 

Dean Posamentier’s Book, Exploring the 

Pythagorean Theorem is published 

Mercy College’s Dean of the School of Education, Dr. 

Alfred S. Posamentier’s new book, The Pythagorean 

Theorem: The Story of Its Power and Beauty, 

explores the history and importance of this 

remarkable equation. It begins with a brief history of 

Pythagoras and the early use of this theorem by the 

ancient Egyptians, Babylonians, and Indians. It 

further examines the 

ingenious ways in which the 

theorem has been proved 

throughout history as well 

as demonstrates some of 

the curious applications it 

has been used for down the 

centuries. The book 

concludes with a look at the 

theorem from a nonmathematical 

point of view, 

exploring the many ways it 

manifests itself through 

nature and even in music. 


mplishments 

Professor Imber-Black Editor of 

Scholarly Journal 

Mercy College Professor 

Evan Imber-Black, Ph.D., 

serves as editor-in-chief 

of the scholarly journal 

Family Process, an 

international, 

multidisciplinary, peerreviewed 

journal 

committed to 

publishing original 

articles, including 

theory and practice, philosophical 

underpinnings, qualitative and quantitative 

clinical research, and training in couple and 

family therapy, family interaction, and family 

relationships with networks and larger systems. 

Since its inception nearly five decades ago, 

Family Process has become a major resource for 

mental health and social service professionals 

who are seeking cutting edge research and 

clinical ideas about family and systems theory 

and practice. 

Professor Milton’s Fourth Novel is 

Published 

Mercy College Professor Tom Milton recently 

released his fourth novel Infamy, about an 

American security agent sent to Madrid to work 

with a member of a Spanish security team that 

has heard about a terrorist attract planned for 

New York City. 

In addition to his nonfiction 

Trend Tracking 

(co-authored with Gerald 

Celente) about trends in 

business, his other 

books include All the 

Flowers (2009), The 

Admiral’s Daughter 

(2008), and No Way to 

Peace (2007). Milton 

plans to release his fifth 

novel, A Shower of 

Roses, later this year. 


FACULTY MEMBERS FORD AND KELLY BRING AID TO HAITI 

In the days following the January 12 earthquake 

that devastated Haiti, faculty members Miriam 

Ford, assistant professor of nursing, and Colleen 

Kelly, nursing adjunct instructor, wanted to help. 

From January 25–February 2, the duo, along with 

a group of healthcare professionals organized by 

the House of Grace, volunteered in Haiti at 

Matthew 25, a hospitality house turned outpatient 

clinic, in Port-au-Prince. The group brought with 

them more than 500 pounds of medical supplies. 

“Immediately after the earthquake, people began 

coming to Matthew 25 to receive medical care 

and to offer medical care,” says Ford, pictured at 

right. “The large soccer field next door became a 

field hospital where nurses, nurse practitioners, 

and physicians from across the world came to 

volunteer.” 

Working with local health agents, more than 100 

Haitians per day were provided medical care at 

Matthew 25 during the group’s nine-day stay. 

“It was heartwarming and rewarding for us to 

watch the health agents in action,” says Ford. 

“They worked in an amazingly efficient way, 

running a very professional clinic.” 

The group also spent time in Carre Dieu treating 

patients and distributing medical supplies. In 

addition, they held a Post Traumatic Stress 

Disorder (PTSD) seminar for health agents 

working in the clinic—something Ford says was 

imperative to provide as agents try to meet the 

needs of a community that has been traumatized 

in every way. 

According to Ford, there is still much more to be 

done it Haiti. 

“I am amazed at the resilience of the Haitian 

people,” she says. “However, at this point Haiti 

remains in dire straits with many needs. We must 

continue to help with this immediate crisis and 

support the efforts of organizations working in 

communities to provide aid.” 

MERCY COLLEGE FACULTY BRING HELP AND HOPE TO CHILDREN IN LATIN 

In partnership with Healing the Children (HTC) and Medical Mission Ecuador 

(MME), organizations dedicated to arranging specialized medical and surgical 

care for children in need, Dr. Helen Buhler, associate professor of 

communication disorders, and Dr. Claudia B. Fenderson, professor of physical 

therapy, traveled across the globe providing medical care for children in Colombia 

and Ecuador. 

Dr. Buhler’s Medical Mission to Colombia 

From April 16-25, Dr. Buhler participated in a week-long HTC 

medical mission at Troconis Hospital in Santa Marta, Colombia. A 

medical team of plastic surgeons, anesthesiologists, nurses, ear, nose 

and throat specialists, and speech-language pathologists performed 

78 surgeries to repair cleft lips and palates. Dr. Buhler treated 

children with 

pre-op and postop 

care as well as 

trained their families in daily home 

exercises to promote improved 

speech in the patients. In addition, 

Dr. Buhler worked with local 

audiologists in the education and 

training of teachers and families for 

individuals with hearing loss. 

Dr. Fenderson’s Medical 

Mission To Ecuador 

Dr. Fenderson 

participated in MME’s 

10-day visit to two 

hospitals and two 

schools in Ambato, 

Ecuador, 

from 

February 20 through March 

3. She joined a team of 

physicians, surgeons, 

pediatricians, nurses, and 

other health professionals 

who provided a wide range 

of services including 

treatment for general 

medical issues, trauma, and 

surgery for cleft palate, club 

feet, cerebral palsy, and other 

birth defects. Dr. Fenderson 

assessed children, made 

splints and adaptive 

equipment, and provided 


FACULTY DEVELOPMENT GRANT: Providing Therapy 

to Children in Need 

Mercy College’s Faculty Development Grant provides faculty members, like 

Shari Berkowitz, a communication disorders instructor at the College, with 

the opportunity to put their knowledge to use and give back—making a 

positive difference in the lives of others. 

From July 9-17, Berkowitz volunteered at Bienaventurados de Jesus, an orphanage in 

Guadalajara, Mexico, with a team of 21 speech language pathologists from across the 

country. In partnership with the international organization Children of Mexico, the 

team provided therapy to children 

suffering from autism, cerebral palsy, and a 

variety of other diagnoses. They also 

provided training to Bienaventurados de 

Jesus staffers on topics including feeding, 

assistive and augmentative 

communication, and individualized 

interventions for children. 

“We’re making a huge difference in these 

kids’ lives,” says Berkowitz, “which is very 

gratifying.” 

AMERICA 

education to parents and therapists at the 

hospitals and special education schools she 

visited. 

Funds from Mercy College’s Faculty 

Development Grant were used to purchase 

airfare, supplies, and cover some clinical 

material used during the missions. 

According to Berkowitz, most of the children at Bienaventurados de Jesus suffer from 

severe impairments. However, routine therapy gives kids the chance to progress, 

improving their quality of life. 

“It was amazing to see how much the children could improve with just one week of 

intense therapy,” Berkowitz says. “We saw changes for the better in all the kids.” 

While at Bienaventurados de Jesus, Berkowitz collected data concerning attitudes 

about persons with disabilities. The data will be used to discover how residents of 

Guadalajara feel about the causes of disability, the possibility of improvement with 

therapy, and the role of modern and folk beliefs in framing ideas about disability. 

Adjunct Professor Culhane Receives Grant to Extend 

Eco-Friendly, Inexpensive Production of Methane 

Adjunct Professor Thomas H. Culhane of Mercy College and Katey Walter 

Anthony of the University of Alaska Fairbanks received the inaugural $50,000 

Blackstone Ranch Institute Innovation Challenge Grant to improve the coldseason 

efficiency of biogas digesters, which 

would extend the geographic range where 

such digesters may be used to produce fuel. 

Similar to a compost bin, a biogas digester 

transforms organic waste into fertilizer and 

methane gas. The methane may be used as 

fuel to cook, boil water, heat a building, or 

produce electricity. 

In continuing research, Culhane, also 

known as National Geographic Energy 

Man, plans to replicate the progress made 

in Alaska first in Cairo, and then in 

Tanzania and Nigeria. 


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Fifty alumni and friends attended a Mets game at the new City Field in September. 

ALUMNI SCORE BIG FOR MERCY COLLEGE 

This year there was a 

• 34.2% increase in the number of alumni who gave a gift to Mercy College; 

• 12.4% increase in dollars raised from alumni; and 

• 33.8% increase in the alumni participation rate. 

18 ANNUAL REPORT 2010Alumni

Alumna Barbara G. Berger ’83 

Honored By Commission on Independent Colleges 

And Universities 

Barbara G. Berger, class of 1983, was inducted into the Commission on 

Independent Colleges and Universities’ 2010 Independent Sector Alumni 

Hall of Distinction, which honors noteworthy individuals who have made 

extraordinary contributions to New York State through their careers and 

community involvement. Twenty-three graduates of independent colleges and 

universities throughout New 

York were honored at the 

annual Distinction Awards 

Ceremony held on March 1, in 

Albany, New York. 

President of Food City Markets, 

Inc. since 1996, Berger earned 

an accounting degree, magna 

cum laude, while raising three 

children. With her Mercy 

College degree firmly under 

her belt, she eagerly entered 

into the family business, which 

for more than 50 years has 

owned and operated 

supermarkets in New York 

State. Through her guidance, 

Food City Markets grew to 14 

stores, which were later 

diversified into supermarket 

and real estate divisions. Over 

the years, Berger has 

maintained a niche as an 

inner-city supermarket chain, 

catering to the specific needs of her customers. 

Berger is a member of the West Manhattan Chamber of Commerce and the 

Harrison New York Chamber of Commerce, and participates annually in food 

drives to help feed the elderly and homeless. Berger is an active supporter of the 

Hole in The Wall Gang charity, which is dedicated to sending children with serious 

illnesses to summer camp. 

McNair Scholars 

Alumnus Earns 

Doctorate 

Pergentino Balbuena ’04, who 

earned a Ph.D. in biomedical 

and veterinary sciences from 

Virginia-Maryland College of 

Veterinary Medicine, credits Mercy 

College’s McNair Scholars Program for 

shaping his academic career. 

Balbuena says, “The support and 

guidance I received from the McNair 

Scholars Program gave me the 

confidence and preparation necessary 

to attend graduate school and to 

pursue a doctorate.” 

Balbuena currently works as a research 

associate at the Hammer Institutes of 

Heal Sciences in Triangle Park, NC. He 

was named a 2010 Bern Schwetz Award 

winner by the National Capital District 

Society of Toxicology, and in April 

2010 he was published by Toxicological 

Sciences, the official journal of the 

Society of Toxicology. 

Anthony Mullen ’02 

2009-2010 National Teacher of the Year 

Anthony Mullen ’02 spent the past year on the road, traveling nationally and internationally to 

speak on behalf of the teaching profession as the 2009-2010 National Teacher of the Year. 

Mullen maintained a full schedule of speaking engagements before a variety of business, 

community, and education groups. This fall, he will return to his duties as a special 

education teacher at the Arch School in Greenwich, Connecticut. 


ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC RAISES $50,000 

On June 14, the Mercy College community gathered together for 

a day of golf at the Annual Golf Classic held at Ardsley Country 

Club. Golfers participated in an array of contests including a 

Hole-In-One chance to win a new Jeep, the Longest Drive, Closest 

to the Pin, Straightest Drive, and Best Ball. Additionally, a raffle 

and silent auction were held, raising more than $50,000 in 

funding for the College. 

ALUMNA NICHOLE DOSSOUS 

RECOGNIZED AT THE 26TH ANNUAL 

QUILL AWARDS 

Mercy College’s Media Studies Program recognizes high 

achievers in the field 

The Media Studies Program Annual Quill Awards Ceremony, held in April, 

honors Mercy College students, alumni and media professionals who have 

achieved outstanding success in the field of media studies. 

The Quill Award for 

Outstanding Alumna 

Nichole M. Dossous ’04, (third from left) a 

graduate of Mercy College’s Journalism and 

Media Program, received the 2010 Quill Award 

for Outstanding Alumna. Nichole is currently 

employed by Explorer, an award winning website 

which brings news about culture, history, and 

events from around the world. 

The Quill Award for 

Professional Achievement 

Peter Thorne, (second from left) Weekend 

Anchor of the Emmy Award winning WPIX News 

at Ten, and a reporter for the station’s weekday 

broadcasts, was honored with Mercy College’s 

2010 Quill Award for Professional Achievement. 

Thorne is the recipient of an Emmy award in 2005, 

and numerous awards in broadcast journalism 

including two Associated Press Awards, a 

Golden Mic Award, and Best of The West Award. 


GRANTS HIGHLIGHTS 

The Office of Sponsored Programs (OSP) supports Mercy College faculty and administrators in successfully 

obtaining external funding from federal, state, and local government resources for sponsored programs and 

research. We are pleased to report that in Fiscal Year 2010 Mercy College was awarded a total of $5,642,135 in 

federal, state, and municipal grants. Among the largest and most prestigious grants received were: 

$4,375,959 National Institutes of Health (NIH) 

Research Infrastructure in Minority 

Institutions (RIMI) (10/1/07 - 9/30/12) 

Now in its third year, the overarching aim of 

the RIMI program is to promote minority 

health and to provide support for research 

aimed at eliminating health disparities 

nationally. Funded by the National Center on 

Minority Health and Health Disparities, the 

major goal of the RIMI Program is to build, 

strengthen and/or enhance the research 

infrastructure and research training capacity 

of minority-serving institutions. 

$2,873,764 U. S. Department of Education Title V 

Developing Hispanic Serving Institutions 

(10/1/07- 9/30/12) 

Resources from this federally-funded Title V 

project are making it possible to infuse 

technology across the curriculum, to enhance 

teaching, and to improve facilities at the 

Dobbs Ferry Campus. This year focus has 

been placed on the improvement of 

educational opportunities to empower 

students majoring in the life sciences, 

computer sciences, and mathematics to 

complete a degree in these areas. The grant 

also supports an ongoing program of faculty 

professional development aimed at 

strengthening instruction for diverse learners 

and at-risk students. 

$2,578,266 U. S. Department of Education Title V 

Promoting Post-baccalaureate 

Opportunities for Hispanic Americans 

(PPOHA) (10/1/09-9/30/14) 

The PPOHA provides nearly $2.6 million, 

spanning a five-year period, to expand 

educational opportunities for Hispanic and 

other graduate students. PPOHA resources 

are funding the development of two new 

Graduate Student Centers at the main and 

Bronx campuses as well as technology 

enhancements to enrich program offerings. 

The grant funds a comprehensive graduate 

student support and success program 

modeled on the successful undergraduate 

PACT program and provides scholarships for 

graduate students. 

$2,626,885 NY State Education Department 

Higher Education Opportunity Program 

(HEOP) (7/1/09—6/30/14) 

HEOP has served academically and 

financially disadvantaged undergraduate 

students at the College since 1969. HEOP 

offers participants who are New York State 

residents an integrated program of support 

services designed to build their academic 

skills and foster their attainment of a 

bachelor’s degree. 

$1,084,296 U.S. Department of Education 

TRIO Student Support Services Program 

(SSSP) (9/1/05 – 8/31/10) 

SSSP offers cohorts of 250 academically and 

economically disadvantaged students as well 

as disabled students a broad range of 

academic and other support services 

designed to increase their retention and 

graduation rates. 

$880,000 U.S. Department of Education 

Ronald E. McNair Post-baccalaureate 

Achievement Program (10/1/07—9/30/11) 

The McNair Scholars Program provides 

academically talented, financially 

disadvantaged students the support and 

services they need to achieve their dream of 

obtaining a Ph.D. Students in this program 

receive extensive mentoring and take part in 

a guided program each summer designed to 

build their research skills. 


FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS 

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES 

For fiscal years ended June 30, 2010 and 2009. 

Operating Activities 2010 2009 

Revenues 

Net Tuition and Fees $ 118,053,106 $ 103,288,344 

Government Grants and Contracts 7,620,709 6,112,152 

New York State Appropriations 721,458 836,577 

Contributions and Private Grants 876,871 792,293 

Investment Return 54,951 626,823 

Room and Board 3,227,962 1,955,552 

Other Sources 504,172 640,166 

Total Operating Activities 131,059,229 114,251,907 

Operating Expenses 2010 2009 

Program Services 

Instructional Support $ 41,250,123 $ 37,794,979 

Academic Support 18,524,152 18,237,433 

Student Services 12,492,289 9,738929 

Auxiliary Enterprises 3,959,968 2,980,663 

Total Program Services 76,236,532 68,752,004 

Supporting Services 

Institutional Support 26,436,425 25,218,598 

Total Operating Expenses 102,672,957 93,970,602 

GROWTH IN NET ASSETS (in thousands) 

80 

70 

75.1 

60 

50 

40 

46.7 

30 

20 

27.6 

32.4 33.8 

10 

0 

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 

Total Net Assets 


SOURCES OF REVENUE/DISTRIBUTION OF EXPENSES 

July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010 

REVENUES - $131.1 M 

Net Tuition and Fees - 90.1% 

Government Grants and Contracts - 5.8% 

Room and Board - 2.5% 

Contributions and Private Grants - 0.7% 

New York State Appropriations 0.5% 

Investment Returns - 0.0% 

Other - 0.4% 

EXPENSES - $102.7 M 

Instructional Support - 40.2% 

Academic Support - 18.0% 

Auxiliary Expenses - 3.9% 

Student Services - 12.2% 

Institutional Support - 25.7% 

Source: Audited Financial Statements. For a copy, call 914.674.7888. 


BOARD OF TRUSTEES 

Gary W. Brown, Chairman 

President and CEO 

CIBC World Markets 

Corporation 

Joseph P. Carlucci, Vice Chairman 

Partner 

Cuddy & Feder, LLP 

Bala Ayyar 

Managing Director & Deputy CFO Americas 

Societe Generale 

Millie Hernandez Becker 

Vice President 

First Aviation Services 

Gary A. Bernstein 

Vice President 

IBM 

Kimberly R. Cline, ex-officio 

President 

Mercy College 

Pasquale J. D’Amuro, HD ’05 

Chairman and CEO 

Giuliani Security and Safety, LLC 

Edward B. Dunn, HD ’06 

Advisory Director 

Morgan Stanley 

Joseph Gantz 

Managing Director 

Pine Brook Road Partners, LLC 

Bruce J. Haber 

President 

BJH Management, LLC 

Vicki P. Haupt 

President 

Haupt & Co. 

David B. Jones 

National Managing Partner 

Public Sector Assurance Services 

Deloitte and Touche LLP 

Donald J. Matthews 

Consultant 

Financial Credit and Educational 

Assessment Sectors 

James M. McCormick 

President 

First Manhattan Consulting Group, Inc. 

Charles E.F. Millard 

William M. Mooney, Jr. HD ’93 

President 

Westchester County Association 

TRUSTEES EMERITI 

Walter Anderson ’72, HD ’89 

Retired Chairman, Publisher and CEO 

Parade Publications 

David T. Diamond, HD ’94 


Rosenberg-Diamond Development Corporation 

Sarita Dizik Gantz 

Civic Leader 

Francis G. Ronnenberg, HD ’09 

Retired 

Reader’s Digest 

Richard A. Rosenblatt 


Rosenblatt Securities, Inc. 

Russell L. Weiss, HD ’81 

Retired 

Norstar Bank of Commerce 

Fiscal year ending June 30, 2010 


HONOR ROLL OF DONORS 

P R E S I D E N T ’ S C L U B 

Platinum Circle - ($50,000.00 + ) 

New York Stock Exchange Euronext Foundation Inc. 

Gold Circle - ($25,000.00 + ) 

Edward B., HD ’06 and Giovannella Dunn 

Dunn Family Foundation 

Joseph Gantz, Paula Blumenfeld and 


The Jack Gantz Family Foundation 

Mary B. Lyon, HD ’02 

TD Bank 

President’s Council - ($10,000.00 + ) 

Stephen and Madeline M. Anbinder 

Aramark Corporation 

Gary W. and Audrey F. Brown 

Joseph P., Esq. and Elizabeth Carlucci 


City University of New York 

Dr. Sonja J. M. and Glenn R. Cooper, Esq. 

Louise and Arde Bulova Fund 

Victoria A. and David A. Elwell 

Follett Higher Education Group 

Dennis H., Esq. and Dr. Fay T. Greenwald 

Bruce J. and Michele I. Haber 

BJH Management 

Catherine A. Hession ’68 

Hutchinson Metro Center 

Lessing’s Inc. 

Madison Consulting Group 

The New Yankee Stadium Community Benefits 

Fund 

James M. and Marsha McCormick 

First Manhattan Consulting Group 

Lalita Tademy and Barry L. Williams 

Northwestern Mutual Foundation 

Dr. Harris B. Stratyner ’77, HD ’05 and 

Dr. Lynn A. Greene 

Sidney E. Frank Foundation 

Dr. Stanislaw Wiktor 

Central Systems International, Inc. 

SunGard Higher Education Managed Services 

Trustees’ Society - ($5,000.00 + ) 

R. Argento & Sons, Inc. 

Gary A. and Susan M. Bernstein 

IBM Corporation 

Bronx Lebanon Hospital Center 

Emily L. and Richard G. Buckingham 

Dr. Kimberly R. Cline and Peter M. Fishbein, Esq. 

Emmet Marvin & Martin 

Entergy Charitable Foundation 

GA Industries 

Greenberg Traurig, LLP 

Dr. Ann E. Grow 

Michael F. ’92 and Karen M. Hayes ’92 

Jostens 

Kya Construction Corp. 

Loehmann’s 

Carol R. Lofstedt 

Mayo Crowe 

NBTY, Inc 

Matthew Stragazzi and Sarah O’Connor, Esq. ’80 

Onsite Computer Services Inc 

PricewaterhouseCoopers 

Francis G., HD ’09 and Mary Ellen Ronnenberg 

Alberto, HD ’09 and Gioietta Vitale 

Russell L. Weiss, HD ’81 

Estate of Edward L. Franz 

President’s Associate - ($2,500.00 + ) 

A&A Maintenance Enterprise, Inc. 

Irene Buckley 

The Calf Island Foundation 

Canon Business Solutions 

Concept Air Conditioning 

Bernard T., Jr. and Betty-Ann Costello 

Frank Suppa Landscaping Corp 

Grant Thorton, LLP 

Harvest Fund Raising Counsel 

Huntington-Strategic Marketing Affiliates 

Diana D’Amico Juettner, Esq. and 

Paul J. Juettner, Esq. 

Edward T. Mann and Lucretia S. Mann 

James and Joanne D. McCue 

Dr. Arch and Dr. Marie T. McKellar 

Omnibuild LLC 

Otto E. and Ermina Roethenmund 

Joseph and Heather Schaefer 

Daniel and Deborah Sontupe 

Dr. Michael B. Sperling and Dr. Priscilla H. Fishler 

Deirdre Whitman 

Chairman’s Council - ($1,000.00 + ) 

Adtech 

American Youth Soccer Organization Region 324 

Walter ’72, HD ’89 and Loretta Anderson 

Christine Baker and Dara Onofrio, Esq. 

Bee Ready Fishbein Hatter & Donovan, LLP 

Alexander Bing and Cynthia Eaton Bing 

Dr. Michael Padial and Cynthia Bing 

Booz & Company 

Dr. Braddlee 

Broadmar Company 

Rosemary A. Burns ’66 

The Children’s Hearing Institute 

Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New York 

Marti Correa-Ingerman 

Decision Management Group, Inc. 

Delbello, Donnellan, Wengarten & Tartaglia 

Dr. William J. Ehmann 

Electrolock Inc. 

Michael and Carol Fazio 

Dr. Petronella A. Feaster 

Michael J. and Kara Ferrante 

FJC Security 

Julio Garcia ’87 

GIOLAI 

The Glickenhaus Foundation 

Joyce A. Goodwin 


Michael F. ’92 and Karen M. Hayes ’92 

Thomas A. Bush and Millie Hernandez Becker 

Informa Energy Inc. 

Jackson, Lewis, Schnitzler & Krupman, LLP 

John E. and Barbara S. Jacob 

David B. and Debra Jones 

Kevin Katske, Esq. 

Lace Transportation, Inc. 

Marks Paneth & Shron, LLP 

Dr. William Martinov 

Donald J. Matthews and Ann Bowers 

MBIA Insurance Corporation 

Patrick J. O’Brien and Margaret M. McGrail 

Melvin Ming 

William M. Mooney, III, Esq. 

William R. and Sandra Oakes 

Richard A. and Jeanne Rosenblatt 

Rosenblatt Securities, Inc. 

Frank A. and Adair Sampogna 

Koji and Mitsue Sato 

James and Phyllis Shaw 

Matthew Stragazzi and Sarah O’Connor, Esq. ’80 

Strategic/Marketing/Affiliates 

Teitelbaum & Baskin LLP 

Thirty Ink Media & Marketing Inc. 

John R. ’82 and Carol A. Thompson 

Kevin and Josephine Tice 

Carolyn M. Tragni ’86 

We Recycle! LLC 

David Wermuth, Esq. and Jennifer l. Kroman, Esq. 

Dr. Melvin and Dr. Esther Wermuth 

Westchester Community Foundation 

Westchester Speech Hearing and Language 

Association 

Joseph A., Jr. ’72 and Mary M. Whalen 


Mercy Society - ($500.00 + ) 

Advanced Bionics 

Allied Barton Security 

The Angeletti Group, LLC 

Birk’s Works Foundation, Inc. 

Andrew Bock 

Brazen Fox Restaurant and Bar 

Thomas and Sharon J. Butler 

Cochlear Americas 

Secretary of State Lorraine Cortes- 

Vazquez and Louis Vazquez 

CPS 5, LLC 

Kevin M. and Michelle Curry 

Curtis Instruments, Inc. 

Charles and Debra DeHart 

Alan Dern 

Albert A. and Matilda DeRosa 

Brian T. Donohue ’78 

Double Tree Hotels 

Gerald ’91 and Joan Estwick 

Fivar Leasing LLC 

Michael and April Forman 

Paul Gallagher 

Michael Ganz 

Jennifer Grassano 

Michael C. ’96 and Heather Hennessy 

Shanna Hicks 

The Hispanic OutLook in Higher 

Education 

William R. and Mary Ellen Hoffman 

Hudson Link 

Hudson Valley Bank 

David and Naomi Isaacs ’81 

J.P. Doyle’s Restaurant & Public 

House 

Martin Johnstone 

Joseph and Demetra N. Keane 

Robert Carpenter and Debra Kenney 

Gilbert N. and Rebecca Kerlin ’84 

Walter and Jonette Kowalczyk 

Kestas E. Silunas and 

Dr. Mary C. Kraetzer 

Fred, II and Kathleen Lacik 

Lacrosse Safety Netting 

Lehr Construction Corp. 

John P. Leonard ’81 

Richard B. Levin 

Lightspeed 

Jose L. and Miriam Lisboa 

Seth A. Lissak 

Gregory M. Longworth, Esq. ’80 and 

Donna Russo 

Thomas F. and Nona F. Maher ’71 

Stephen T. and Mary Marsar 

Eileen M. McMahon 

Chelsea Methot 

Dr. Geofrey T. Mills 

Dr. Thomas and Marie Milton 

Handsel Minyard ’04 and Pamela N. 

Njapa-Minyard ’09 

Nickelodeon 

Joseph B. and Karen A. O’Mara ’79 

John M. and Dr. Nancy B. Pawlyshyn 

Dr. Andrew and Barbara Peiser 

Pension & Employee Benefits 

Hector J. and Brigitte S. Perez ’98 

RAIN, Inc. 

Linda J. Rhodes, CFP 

Caitlin Rohme 

Manuel J. Santapau, Jr. and 

Olga Martinez ’93 

Joseph Simon 

Larry Sims 

Stephen Slate 

Mark and Mary T. Stroock ’98 

Taconic Corporate Park LLC 

Vincent M. Tesoriero 

The Brickman Group, Ltd. 

Toro Contracting Corporation 

Julio Torres 

Steve and Elaine Treffiletti 

Tyrus Group, LLC 

Leon Vataj 

WM. J. Bell Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 

Mercy Associate - ($250.00 + ) 

Robert and Mary J. Agnetti ’78 

Frank and Rachelle Alkin 

All Tree Removal 

Allen Carpet Flooring Corporation 

Anita L. Aluisio ’72 

Christina Antoine, M.D. 

Steven and Noreen Apicella ’86 

Jolene Arroyo 

Jose and Miriam M. Arroyo 

Dr. Ellen Russell Beatty 

Alfred Belluscio ’77 

Dr. Joshua and Lynne Berrett 

Felix A. and Margarita Betances 

Dr. Evan Imber-Black 

David P. and Mary J. Bray ’66 

Paul and Margaret Bresko ’97 

David W. ’96 and Laurie J. Buell ’95 

Robert L. ’78 and Dorothy Buesser 

Christopher Bugeya 

Dominick J. and Janice C. Bumbaco 

Perry A. and Palma Cacace 

Margaret R. Campion ’69 

Castle Restoration & Construction, 

Inc. 

Monique Caubere 

Robert A., Sr. and Dr. Patricia M. 

Chute 

Ingrid D. Climis ’77 

Christine D. Conti-Collins 

Rohan D. and Grace L. Creighton 

Robert E. Dinan and Dr. Margaret M. 

Cucinell 

Thomas Cummings 

Kimberly A. Curry 

DAG Billing Services 

Joyce DeGrasse 

Irene R. Delgado ’90 

Estrellita V. Ello ’04 

Tara Fay-Reilly 

Jonathan Feinstein 

Matthew Forman 

John L. Galgano, Esq. 

Joseph Ganz 

Kevin A. Gibson ’09 

John A. ’85 and Linda Gigantiello 

Daniel F. and Dr. Miriam S. Gogol 

Elissa A. Greenwald 

Robert Greiner 

Matthew R. and Dr. Nannette 

Hyland 

Neil and Mary Anne Judge ’65 

Brian R. ’07 and Patricia C. Kelly 

Martin C. Kelly and Dr. Mary Knopp 

Kelly 

Edward W., Jr. and Leslie K. Knapp 

Katie Kodnia 

Israel and Elinor Kopmar 

Charles M. and Regina M. Kreig 

Patricia A. Lamb-Kennedy 

Graig and Linda Lauricella 

Peter and Linda Lauricella 

Dr. Arthur J. Lerman 

Victor M. and Regina Lozano 

Joseph and Agnes Manganelli ’04 

John J. and Linda S. Martin 

Martyn Associates 

Mastermind, Ltd. 

Mark C. and Beth G. McCabe ’08 

Dr. Arthur and Mary Alice J. McCann 

McGrim Inc. 

James and Elizabeth P. McKinney ’71 

McVicker and Higganbotham 

Dennye L. Medlar 

Mercy College Faculty Association 

Chona Methot 

Nancy Meyer 

Maria Miehle ’65 

Charles E. F., Jr. and Gwen Millard 

Millburn Sales Company 

Lauren Millin-Moore 

Dr. Peter V. Minorsky and 

Dr. Natalie B. Bronstein ’07 

Katie Mirabile 

MRP Lawrence Marketing, Inc. 

Dr. Rosemarie Murray 

New York Yankee Steak LLC 

Amr M. Nosseir 

Michael and Nanette Owsiany 

Stephanie Owsiany 

Victor A. and Dr. Mary Lou Pagano 

Marques C. Payne ’09 

Andrew Person 

Phonack LLC 

Alex Gitterman and 

Naomi Pines Gitterman 

Jeanne T. and Richard M. Plecenik 

Gerardo Polito ’83 

Dr. William C. and Mary Prattella 

P-Square Investments LLC 

Dr. Nagaraj S. and 

Rukmini Rao 

Jackie Roebuck 

Alisa Rogosin 

RTO MSO of Westchester, LLC 

Dr. Duane Smith 

Paul A. and Irene M. Soden ’86 

Jose M. Soriano 

Spatz Family 1 LLC 

Stockade Consulting Group, Inc. 

Dr. William M. and Virginia L. 

Susman 

Stephen T. Swayne ’98 

Fred Tamburino 

Tilem & Campbell, PC 

TMKT Tavern Corporation 

Keith E. Tyson 

Kenneth S. Tyson 

Bogdana S. Vladescu ’99, MS ’03 

Gregory S. and Donna M. 

Wabshinak 

Richard Webber 


Westchester Frozen Ropes, LLC 

Andrew Wiktor ’04 and Kinga 

Olszewska 

Glenn Yarnis 

Yorktown Youth Soccer Club 

Rosemary H. Zanter ’76 

Mercy Century Club - ($100.00 + ) 

Alain Abraham ’07 

Kathryn T. Accurso ’08 

James G. ’84 and Christine M. Ackert 

Dr. Gerald N. and 

Patricia M. Adams ’78 

Advanced Landscaping 

David Aflalo ’06 

Baseer Ahmed ’07 

Volvick ’80 and Marie Alcide 

Eddie W. Ali ’07 

James L. and Karen M.Allen ’03 

William J. ’80 and Patricia E. Allen 

The Honorable Jose I. ’89 and 

Karla D. Alvarado 

Gloria W. Anderson ’77 

Robert and Carol A. Andriani ’89 

Keyra Ariano ’98 

Dr. Larry Ashley 

John L. Austin, Jr. ’01 

Jeffrey G. Avella ’89 

Lynette Bagot ’05 

Milda I. Bailey ’83 

Zelda L. Bails ’09 

Morenike Banima ’05 

Lawrence Barbieri 

Lorin Barnes ’07 

Dr. Mario O. ’01 and Rachel R. Barrett 

Mary Elizabeth Batiste ’67 

Maria L. Bautista ’06 

Ted and Victoria Becerra 

Donald L. Beers, Jr. 

Compton A. ’88 and Sheila Belle 

Karen Bendel ’97 

Harvey and Harriet N. Bender ’02 

Jeffrey and Barbara G. Berger ’83 

Sharon Berger ’02 

David Berrios ’06 

Ishaque ’03 and Margaret Binney 

Joseph J. and Dr. Frances M. Biscoglio 

Patrick ’03 and Roselyn T. Blanchard 

Thelma Blumberg ’08 

Angelique C. Bodden ’06 

Jeanne Bonadies ’72 

William C. and Hilda Bormann ’78 

George and Judith Brechbiel 

Kenneth H. Kirshenbaum and 

Dr. Wendy D. Breitner 

Thomas P. and Eileen E. Brennan 

Brick Oven Pizza 

Sharon B. Brissett ’07 

Bronx Community College 

Clara M. Brooks ’09 

Elizabeth D. Brown, CPA ’84 

Shone Brown Holt ’08 

Tawanna R. Brown ’07 

Susan E. Brumer ’87 

Dr. Jack and Jean Burke 

Darrell Burrowes ’05 

Marguerite Busetti 

Courtney Butler 

David H. and Helen J. Butler ’99 

Gertrude Calbo 

Kevin J. Campbell ’87 

Nicholas Canzano 

Barbara E. Capo 

Pamela Cappuzzello 

Debra J. Carbone ’80 

Melissa T. Carlo-Gonzalez 

William L., USN ’79 and 

Erminia Carlsen 

Robert and Dr. Linda S. Carmosino ’74 

Gwendolyn Carson ’87 

Charles Carver ’73 

Dr. Theodore and Linda S. Casper 

Epifanio Castillo, Jr. ’75 

Mary E. Catechis ’06 

Paige Cauley 

Steven M. and Dawn H. Cauley 

Kevin Chambers ’69 

Rita L. Champ ’07 

Keith and Winnie W. Chan ’90 

Rebecca Chattman ’06 

Dr. Zhixiong Chen 

Dr. Ronald and Florence Chodosh 

William J. ’77 and Janet Cicchetti 

Angelica Cintron 

Rosalie Cintron ’06 

Charles J. Genna and 

Mary A.Cirieco-Genna ’74 

Joan Clark ’94 

John A. Clarke ’86 

Chris C. ’86 and Melissa Clehane 

Rosaura Clinton ’06 

Frederick J. and Joann D. Collett 

David Collins ’03 

Keren Colon ’08 

Joseph N. Cooper ’98 

CO-PAT Restaurant, Inc. 

Arlene V. Cope ’08 

Elvira Coppin ’06 

Albert J. Coqueran, Jr. ’97 

Ramon E. Cordies ’83 

Elizabeth W. Coriell 

Raphael A. Cornacchia ’81 

Candice Correa ’05 

Julio and Dina N. Corujo ’94 

Matthew Covrigaru 

Joseph Crescenzo 

Robert P. ’82 and Darla Crescenzo 

Sobeida Cruz 

CT Green Devil Softball Association, 

Inc. 

John E. Cullen, Esq. and 

Alison D. Kelly-Cullen ’67 

Francis Cummings 

Andrew L. Curland ’87 

Edward R. and Angela F. Curty ’83 

D Rivera Investigations Inc 

Edmund and Marguerite J. D’Aloisio ’69 

D’Andrea Provisions of Maryland, Inc. 

John and Mary Darnulc 

Julie Darnulc 

Frances Davis ’05 

Natasha Davis ’06 

Robert W. Davis 

DBA Ardsley Acres Hotel Court 

James De Piero 

Vincent J. ’02 and Diane Dell’Accio 

Fabiola Deller ’06 

Mary Depaula ’07 

Frank J. DeRosa 

John J. Di Elsi 

Florence C. Di Paola ’74 

Hector L. ’80 and Miriam Diaz 

Thomas DiCarlo 

Carlo and Denise A. DiCristofaro 

Brian N. ’00 and Filomena Dimisko 

Robert P. and Erin R. Dohn ’70 

Eric P. Dominijanni ’97 

Patrick M. Doran ’87 

James and Suzanne Doran ’97 

Robert and Leslie B. Dowling 

William E. Dring 

Dr. Sean R. Dugan 

Barbara L. Duncan, JD ’88 

Kelli Dunlay 

John J. Dunn ’86 

John A. and Dorothy J. Dunne’94 

Parnell A. Duvigneaud ’95 

Michael D. ’78 and Mary R. H. Dwyer 

Edward A. and Teresa A. Echeverria 

’80 

Eisai, Inc 

James and Clare F. Ellinger ’67 

Barbara A. Ellis ’07 

Joel G. Engelbrektson ’82 

Dolores Estell 

Hope Etheridge 

Adeboye A. ’95 and Christiana Fadina 

Christa Fagerberg 

Adolphe F. Felix ’08 

Russell W. Ferri 

Steven and Dawn Finn ’71 

Carol A. Flanagan ’68 

Mary C. Flower ’08 

Maureen G. Flynn, CFM ’68 

Catherine A. Follis ’74 

Kimiesha K. Fonville ’07 

Seabrew and Dr. Bessie R. Ford 

Gloria A. Ford ’07 

Andrea Frederick-Marsh ’05 

Charles and Rosemary Freile 

Delwing B. Gaines 

Mildred F. Gaines 

James B. and Lucy Gallagher 

Felix C. ’80 and Marta Garcia 

Walter and Dolores Gartner ’69 

Dennis and Judith A. Gawron ’97 

Philip and Anila E. George ’98 

Sally A. Gerity 

Helen P. Gerken ’69 

Warren Gervais ’91 

Matthew Giambri 

James Giannopoulos 

Joseph Gianzero 

Michael A. Gianzero 

Barbara A. Giesecke ’81 

Patrick J. and Geraldine Gilmartin 

Ernest and Rosalie Gisolfi 

Richard J. and Catherine A. Gleba ’92 

Dr. Roger S. Gocking 

Dr. Kathleen Golisz 

Carmen L. Gonzalez ’82 

Theresa Goodnight 

Wesley M. Grandez ’06 

Michael Grassano 


Linda Green ’05 

Edward M. and Jeanne Greene ’82 

Greg’s Kitchens Plus, Inc. 

Joseph Griffith 

Thomas M. and Belinda Groneman 

Dr. Donald Grunewald, HD ’84 and 

Barbara Frees, Esq. 

Joyce D. Guidish ’85 

Simeon-Dan L. Guisuraga, MSEd ’94 

H & M Brokerage 

Daniel and Carolyn Hanesworth 

William Hartley-Pimble ’06 

Alan Hartman 

Eileen M. Hawe ’65 

Kathleen Hayden 

June A. Hedley ’08 

Gardner Locke and 

Susanne Heincke ’78 

John R. ’01 and Laura Hendrick 

John and Mary E. Henitz ’70 

Bliss-Ann Herlihy ’07 

Renita Hickman-Johnson ’08 

Hill Top Collections, Inc. 

Hillsdale Hook & Ladder Company 1 

Raul A. Hiraldo ’91 and 

Vanessa Hiraldo 

Peter and Angeline M. Hofman 

Dr. Frederick Mitchell and Marjorie V. 

Hollingsworth-Mitchell ’78 

Stephanie S. Hooper ’07 

Robert Hopes 

Babette Horn, M.D. 

Brianna Horn 

Jack and Judith S. Houlihan ’81 

Diane L. Hudson ’93 

John J. and RoseMary C. Hunt ’82 

Nicole Iacovelli ’05 

Adam B. Insler ’88 

Clara Irizarry ’05 

Francisco and Lillian V. Isaacs ’02 

Boris Issavi ’92 

J N C Enterprises, Inc. 

Terrance Jackson 

Jeffrey R., DDS ’84 and Ann Jaicks 

Cody Jaworski 

Henry E. Jetter 

Seda M. Johnson ’08 

Ashley Johnstone 

Charles and Margaret Johnstone 

Theresa Joos 

JP Mechanical Insulation, Inc. 

Emilio E. ’81 and Maria C. Juan 

Just-N-Time Dynamic, Inc. 

Rose Kaplan ’09 

Richard C. and Dr. Barbara J. Keckler 

John G. and Kathleen T. Kelly ’73 

Kemal M. Khan ’98 

Lia Kim 

Rosemarie S. Kirkwood ’85 

Dave Kittey 

Katelyn S. Klobus ’09 

Ruth A. Kohake, RN ’86 

John A. Krall ’91 

Laurence Krawitz 

Kuchinsky & Associates 

Miguel A. Laborde ’78 

Fred and Joan M. Lacik 

Sheena R. Laughlin ’80 

Dr. Carolyn F. Leary ’65 

W. S. and Gail A. Leggat ’65 

Israel L. ’02 and Agatha Lekweuwa 

Henry Lemons ’06 

Pierre and Carolina Leroy ’09 

Lucas K. ’78 and Fornia Leung 

Anthony and Victoria P. Leuzzi ’75 

Noemi Levine ’80 

Charles Hyman and Judith T. 

Liebman 

Christina Lisboa 

John M. and Nancy G. Londono ’09 

Maureen Lonergan 

Joseph and Valerie A. Longchamps 

’88 

Charles J. Longi 

David Lopez ’10 

Rosalind R. Lopez ’07 

Victor N. LoScalzo 

Vincent A. and Margaret A. LoSchiavo 

’97 

William G. ’85 and Sara S. Love 

Phyllis A. Luna ’85 

Carolyn Mack 

Stephanie Mack 

Colleen M. Maher 

Main Source Realty, LTD. 

Sharon E. Mais-Jeter ’08 

Angela Maloney ’08 

Mxolisi Malunga ’08 

Hemansu Mangal ’08 

Christina Margiotta ’87 

Reginald F. and Marianne Marra ’79 

Angelina Mascarelli ’08 

Stephen S. Mastrogeannes ’92 

Danielle Mastromarino 

Michelle Y. Mattei ’86 

Paul W. and Mary A. Mayer ’66 

Frank McAlonan ’97 

Ellen M. McGrath ’87 

John F. McKenna ’80 

Richard J. and Lucille F. McKenna ’70 

Jacqueline A. McKenzie ’09 

Kelvin R. and Sharon M. McKoy ’06 

John P., Jr. ’74 and Joan McMahon 

Brian C. McNamara ’06 

Vincent A. ’75 and Carol N. 

McPartlan 

Jamie McPartland 

James J. McVeigh ’95 

Victor M. and Eliette T. Medina ’01 

Emily Mendes ’06 

Exequiel T. ’80 and 

Cynthia S. Mendoza 

Gregg D. and Lisa S. Merksamer ’85 

Lynne Middleton ’06 

Barbara Mignoli 

Ross Mignoli 

Charles and Patricia E. Mirabile 

Doris Miranda-Pemberton ’06 

Carol H. Mitchell ’09 

Robert E. and Ann Marie Mockler ’79 

Mary Monaco 

Panpilai Moosikasuwan ’87 

David L. and Theresa M. Morash ’91 

Dr. Margaret K. Morris 

Donald A. Mortimer ’79 

Marc Mosca ’06 

Joseph L. Mosley ’77 and Vernice 

Pope 

Sue Motola 

Kenneth Mundy 

Kim Myers 

Mary L. Napurski ’87 

William M. Neff ’07 

Samir Nehme ’05 

Rita L. Nemec ’85 

Carl R. and Thuy Nguyen ’75 

Mary S. North ’65 

James L. ’78 and Kathy Nugent 

Michele J. O’Bryan ’09 

Mary E. O’Connor ’79 

Sean O’Connor 

Brad R. and Jill W. Okun 

Maryanne K. Oleksowicz ’04 

Michael R. ’92 and Blandina Orce 

Carol L. O’Shea ’90 

Samuel Pagan ’09 

Beverly Palmese 

Gary and Coleen S. Palumbo 

Allen Abramson and Dr. Elaine S. 

Paris 

Sung-Jin Park ’04 

John and Janet L. Partenza 

Reba Patterson 

James Paulino 

Marilyn Pena ’03 

Angel L. Perez 

Robert and Diane M. Pergola ’97 

Jane C. Persson 

Karl H. Peterson 

Dr. Darryl Bullock ’73 and 

Melissa M. Petrie-Bullock ’02 

Dr. Peter and Gloria M. Petrone 

Michael J. Philp ’76 

Donald Kemp and Carol A. Pilla ’68 

Henry Punch and 

Paula Pitterson Punch 

Clemente R. and 

Marguerite Pizzo ’65 

Policemans Benevolant Association 

Local 207 

Rocco A. Polifrone ’05 

Theresa Portoles ’73 

Nicholas R. Primavera ’09 

Nicholas L., Jr. ’79 and Florence Proto 

Carl J. Pugni ’77 

Daniel, Jr. ’75 and Margaret Quilty 

Marta Quinones ’05 

Louis and Michele A. Quirolo RN ’82 

Phil Leib and Carol R. Rader Leib 

Rain Boston Road Senior Center 

Rain Boston Secor Senior Center 

Rain Eastchester Senior Center 

Rain Inwood Senior Center 

Rain Parkchester Senior Center 

Cindy Ramos ’08 

Joseph C. and Anne M. Randazzo 

Uriel G. and Lorraine Y. Reid ’83 

Sergio Vasile and Celia Reissig-Vasile 

Yvonne Reynolds ’06 

Susan E. Rhodes 

Richard Rhymaun ’07 

Ivor A. Richardson ’09 

Linda Riley ’07 

David A. Rocco 

Juadan Rodriguez, MSW ’99 

Beth A. Rohme 

Dorothy Rohme 

Edith T. Rubyor, RN 


Audrey B. Russell ’03 

Catherine M. Ryall ’04 

Leroy and Florence V. Samuels ’75 

Robert S. Sanchez 

Scarsdale Improvement Corporation 

Dr. Peter J. Schneckner 

Steven and Nancy A. Schoener, RN ’03 

Kenneth A. Schulman 

Dorothy B. Scott ’79 

Sarah T. Scott ’06 

Dr. Jay Hershenson and Rebecca 

Seawright-Hershenson 

Russell R. Secor ’92 

David Seipp ’06 

Winsome R. Sewell 

James F. ’87 and Melisse Sharkey 

Karen Sheer 

Dr. Ori Shinar and 

Dr. Suzanne Feinstein 

Robin C. Shirer ’98 

Thomas S. Shumansky ’76 

Betty Silchenstedt ’06 

Vanessa R. Sisco ’82 

Dr. Peter Gregg and Victoria C. Slater 

Andrea H. Smith ’07 

Belinda M. Smith ’81 

Michael E. and Marion F. Smith ’67 

Ralph E. Smith ’03 and Laura Triglia 

Carmen Soliman ’06 

John A. Somers ’84 

SRC Company 

Kristine A. Stallone, CPA ’87 

Robert and Margaret Steiner 

Stitch This Stitch That, Inc. 

Joseph A. Stout ’79 and Mary E. Daly 

Strategies for Wealth 

John W. ’01 and Theresa Stratta 

Strictly Softball Inc. 

Tara J. Sullivan 

Carol A. Sung ’85 

Veronica C. Sutton ’06 

Stephen Taormina ’06 

Ryan Tatnell 

Leonard and Renee Taubenblatt 

Gillian Taylor ’08 

Raymond F. and Gretchen Thaisz 

The Church Fellowship Worship 

Ministries 

Karen A. Thomas ’08 

Laura M. Thumen ’98 

Georgette M. Toews ’69 

Tom Becker 

Steven J., PE ’99 and Maryellen 

Treubert 

Margaret M. Trivino ’82 

Brian C. Turner ’86 

Elizabeth T. Turner ’97 

Dr. Elaine Underhill 

Richard F. and 

Kathryn M. Van Buren ’86 

John and Ellen W. Van Tassell ’89 

Johnny A. Ventura ’07 

Villa Sonia, Inc. 

Marsha A. Vincent ’08 

Natalie Wabshinak 

Kenneth H. and Ruth D. Wait ’82 

Brian Walsh ’06, MBA ’09 

Matthew Walsh 

Volda E. Watson ’71 

Wayne W. Webb 

Wells Fargo Community Support 

Campaign 

Marissa Wiley ’07 

Urcel Williams ’04 

Marvin and Sylvia A. Wilson ’95 

Barbara E. Wisdom, RN ’02 

Richard H. and Patricia Wolff 

Zeldia Woodard ’06 

Edward A. Woska ’99 

Rose Wyatt ’76 

Cherise J. Young ’08 

Vera Zadrima ’95 

Anthony H. Zalak ’07 

Alumnae/i-Friends League - 

($1.00 + ) 

Thad R. and Carolyn Abraham ’02 

Joye M. Abrahams ’94 

Chris Abrams ’10 

Julia Acevedo ’99 

David D. Ackie ’06 

Nancy Acosta ’10 

Marie C. Addoo ’07 

Florence B. Agostini ’04 

Nicolas Aguirre 

Sam Ahmed 

Harriet R. Aibel ’92 

Jasmine Albert 

Andrew N. and Lauren J. Albert ’07 

Sabina Alberto ’03 

Grace V. Alden ’82 

Tammy M. Alessandro ’07 

Jared Alessandroni ’05 

Carol V. Alexander ’06 

Ricardo P. Alexis ’07 

Edwin and Ellen Alger ’66 

Lana Alhkalib 

All Occasion’s Limousine 

Bradford Allen 

Richard and Sally M. Allen ’80 

Edwin and Nadene J. Alleyne ’96 

Magaly C. Almonte ’04 

Edgar W. and Marion B. Almquist ’78 

Alperson Party Rentals 

Awilda Alsondo ’08 

Ronald and Paula Altneu 

Felicia Alvarez ’06 

Chiriga S. Alves ’08 

Frank and Elaine Amato, RDH ’88 

Jessica W. Amaya ’09 

Iris M. Ambert ’05 

Christopher Ambroze 

Thor H. and Heidi B. Andersen’87 

Victor and Alice M. Anderson ’97 

Desiree Anderson ’07 

Jennifer Andre 

Patricia K. Andrews 

Akom W. Anjeh ’08 

MaryAlice Annun 

Patrick Antinori 

Hannah Antwi ’10 

Christine Arce ’09 

Elizabeth A. Archer ’77 

Joan Archer ’05 

Ellen A. Arcuri ’06 

Martha R. Arganaraz ’06 

Carlos J. ’78 and Migdalia M. 

Arguelles 

Alba L. Arias ’09 

Jenise Arroyo ’07 

Vincent R. Asaro ’81 

Carlene A. Asher ’08 

Pamella Atkins 

Sasha Atkins 

Mayra Avila ’10 

Angel Ayala ’06 

Alex and Sonia C. Azan 

Sanford C. Baach 

Annette Baccarini ’08 

Anthony Bacchi 

George M. Baillie ’80 

Dr. Jeffrey and Dr. Dorothy M. 

Balancio ’68 

A J. and Kellie Baldwin 

Hame Balgobin 

Kathleen Ballantine, RSM ’06 

Rene H. Ballesteros ’07 

Edward and Ann M. Balzer 

Madiara Bane ’09 

Bank of New York Mellon 

Corporation 

John Baptista 

Gertrude Baptiste-Plaza ’06 

Evelyn R. Barabash ’07 

Esther Baras ’09 

Sandra Barnes ’09 

Gisela D. Barris ’08 

Philip M. ’87 and Grace R. Barry 

Dr. Vincent J. Bartolini 

Thomas Basher 

Alana C. Basmagy ’07 

Beverly Bates ’06 

Ernestine Beale ’99 

Denise Beautreau 

Gideon Beauvoir ’10 

Vincent and Yvonne Beazer ’83 

Veronica Bedoya ’08 

Donika Beka ’06 

Ronald L. and Linda Belanger ’93 

Bindu B. Belani ’07 

Ginamarie Belenchia ’05 

Kathy Bell ’06 

Anthony and Marian Belli 

Amy Bellsey ’07 

Alice Belluscio 

George Belluscio 

James A. Bender 

John F. and Madeline R. Bendick ’10 

John Benvin ’09 

Shari Berkowtiz 

Majorie Bernadin-Francois ’07 

Gretchen D. Bernstein ’88 

Daniel C. Bersman 

Noelia Betances ’05 

Dr. Nancy L. Beverly 

Carmen I. Bigaud ’91 

Michelle L. Bigg ’08 

Barbara A. Birmingham ’73 

Jaime Bivona 

Kiandre Black ’10 

Jacqueline Blanco ’10 

Heather M. Blenkinsopp ’95 

Myrna Bloom 

Jasmine Blount 

Karl A. and Jill Bocchieri 

Klaus Bock 

Matthew Cullen and Jon-Ellyn M. 

Bolino ’85 

Paul and Stefania C. Bonanni ’88 

Benjamin and Priscilla Bonilla ’00 

Mireille Bonnel ’01 

Mary A. Bonomo ’86 

Amirah T. Boone ’06 


Imran S. Borneo ’99 

Peter G. and Susan J. Borofsky 

Robert A. Borofsky 

Carymaria Boswell ’10 

Marisa A. Bowerman ’08 

Kahdine L. Boyd ’06 

Lawrence and Beverly D. Boylan ’07 

Clifton C. Bradley ’06 

Brady Systems 

Wendy Braithwaite ’94 

Albert and Susan Branca 

Kim Brancato ’92 

Caesar and Anna R. Branchini ’81 

Luz Brand ’07 

Paul A. Bratcher ’07 

John J. Breda ’06 

Brian Breese 

Tara Brennan ’06 

Ronald A. ’93 and Shirley Brereton 

Roger Bressack ’00 

Carmen Brick ’05 

Theodora Bridgeman 

Leslie and Opal E. Bridges ’87 

Diana I. Briscoe ’86 

Karen E. Brisport ’89 

Vanessa Brissolese ’08 

Robert J. Broderick ’76 

Laurel N. Brooks ’09 

Jeff Lake and Carla E. Brooks-Lake ’91 

Patrick and Mary J. Brophy ’04 

Ida M. Broughton ’04 

Cathy Brown ’01 

Christina Brown 

Robin H. Brown ’00 

Rose M. Brown ’05 

Joseph E. Browne ’06 

Elaine Bruzzese 

Glenwood A. and Ernestine Bryant ’76 

Kevin P. Buchanan ’08 

Richard and Carol S. Buchwald, CSW 

’88 

Gail A. Bucolo 

David W. ’96 and Laurie J. Buell ’95 

Deborah Buesser 

Louis Buesser 

Warren E. and Dr. Helen C. Buhler 

Ann T. Bulzomi 

Glenn Burdi 

Isabel A. Burgos ’09 

Garfield Burke 

Stephanie Burke ’07 

Arthur Davis and Maureen B. Burke- 

Davis ’85 

Gina Burnett-Rosser ’04 

James Buro 

Heather Burt 

Kenneth A. and Susan G. Burt 

Miriam Burton ’86 

Brandon Butela 

Elizabeth Byrne 

George A. Cabezas ’07 

Estela M. Cabrera ’92 

Miller Calberto ’08 

Marie J. Calixte ’05 

Lucia A. Calvano ’71 

America Camacho ’99 

Steven Camaj ’06 

Agnes S. Cameron 

Lillie Cameron ’06 

Thomas Franco and Lizette Camilo 

Franco ’86 

Michael and Angelica Cammarota 

Tressa Campbell 

Hector M. Canihuante ’94 

Frank and Clara Cannizzaro 

Debra A. Cantor ’06 

Nicholas Canzono 

Vincent R. ’96 and Patricia Caporale 

William P. Capote ’07 

Roch and Jane A. Cappelli ’09 

Mary L. Cappelli, RNC ’84 

Christine Capulong 

Jane A. Carbone ’67 

Peter and Mary T. Cardinale ’86 

Caitlin Carew 

Carriage House Collision 

John A. and Joanne D. Carroll ’69 

Annamaria Carusone ’08 

Josephine Casale 

James’89 and Andrea Casamo ’89 

Shirley Castano ’08 

Luz Castillo 

Michael and Melissa A. Catalano ’98 

Anthony J. ’81 and Karen Catalioto 

Hasheem Cates 

Basil G. and Kay M. Cauley 

Colby L. Cener ’06 

Elizabeth C. Ceng ’89 

James Chahalrs 

Michael L. and Roseanne E. 

Chandler ’83 

Roza Chandra ’06 

George Chappas 

Eva Cheatham 

Evangeline Cheatham 

Olivia Cheng 

Zurab Cherashvili 

Joseph A. Raneri and 

Ivana M. Chiodo-Raneri ’79 

Alison M. Christmas ’88 

Starling T. Churn ’09 

Jane Ciaramella ’07 

Louis Cicione 

Michael and Amy Ciffone 

Michelle Cimmino-Malench ’99 

Leyda Cintron ’06 

Louise D. Cioppa ’89 

Nancy Ciraldo ’06 

Roger and Mary E. Clarizio 

Brian R. and Marie Clark 

Josephine M. Clark ’82 

Michael and Linda Clark 

Patrick J., MRH ’81 and Kathy Clark 

Santa M. Clark 

Janice Cocks 

Andrea S. Coddett ’95 

Marsar Cofre 

Virginia A. Cohen 

Zach Cohen 

Francine J. Cole 

Margaret Coles ’94 

Eleuterio Collazo ’84 

David M. and Nancy Collins 

John A. Colluzzi 

Awilda C. Colon ’00 

Richard S. and Dorothy J. Colt 

Paul and Theresa Y. Congelosi ’03 

John R. Conklin ’79 

Peter V. and Pamela A. Conlon ’68 

Kandy L. Connor ’99 

Mary P. Considine ’86 

Pamela Constantine ’08 

Thadeius and Helen M. Conyers ’77 

Vincent and Susan Cook ’89 

Allan Cooper 

Ruford N. and Elcina C. Cooper ’88 

Eric Copiano 

Rosa Cordero ’05 

Jerry Cordova 

Clarence and Mildred Corley 

Bruce J. Cortalano ’07 

Leigh Coscia ’91 

John P. and Teresa M. Cossu ’84 

Camille Costantino ’10 

Linda S. Cowans ’07 

Sheri A. Cowart ’06 

Marisha Craig 

Gwendolyn Cristiano ’09 

Arthur and Ruby S. Crockett ’83 

James P. and Mary P. Cronin ’76 

Susan M. Cronin ’69 

Shanna A. Crowder ’08 

David and Kathy Crowe 

Lynda Crowley-Abdelhay ’04 

Wayne Croyle ’09 

CSI: Photo 

Paul Cuccinello ’72 

Vanessa Cuesta-Minogue ’10 

John Culhane and Dr. Hind Rassam 

Culhane 

Ann J. Cullen 

Regina Cummings 

Mary Curran-Cullen ’67 

Patricia M. Cusick ’69 

Steven V. D’Ambroso ’07 

Natalie Dair 

Michael and Anna Dal Monte ’99 

Kalpana Daniel ’05 

Kosi and Vinda Daniel 

Breeanne E. Daniels ’06 

Tyler Danzi 

Sonya R. Darden ’02 

Scott B. Darrah ’97 

Jason Dash ’08 

Judith M. Dattoli ’90 

Faren E. Davis ’09 

Joe Davis 

George and Mary C. Davis ’82 

Teresita J. De Jesus ’10 

Andilene de la Cruz 

Joseph T. and Bernadette T. DeAngelis 

’65 

Jennifer J. Dearstyne ’09 

Emilia Decaro ’06 

Anthony Scarbona and Marianne M. 

DeFeo ’84 

John C. Meyer and Madaline A. 

DeGeorge-Meyer ’67 

Michael and Kathleen DeGiulio 

John Degraaf ’05 

Caroline M. DeGraff ’08 

Carol A. Del Giudice ’67 

Robert Delagi 

Camille A. Delgado ’01 

Philip DeLorenzo 

Dale Roach and 

Nanette M. Delumpa ’07 

Marta Depena ’08 

Samuel DeRosa 

Kimberla W. Desane ’03 

Sandra DeSantis 

Jeffrey M. Deskovic ’08 

James J. ’73 and Meghan G. DeVito 

Fred W. and Elizabeth E. Dewey ’85 

Nicole M. Dewitt 

Ronald Dexter ’96 

Linda J. Dey ’07 


Rose-Ann Di Pietro 

Sal Di Salvo 

Eileen M. Di Yeso 

Carlos R. Diaz ’05 

Ismael ’82 and Manaritza Diaz 

Paul Barrios and Xiomara M. Diaz- 

Barrios ’96 

Vincent DiBenedetto 

Maurice ’77 and Barbara DiCairano 

Ninamarie R. Dicarlo 

Dr. Miriam Dick 

Shelbee Dickens 

Jessica M. Dieckman ’08 

Thomas M. DiFazio, Sr. ’81 

Stephanie Dilegge 

Stephen Dill ’87 

Joann DiMaria ’07 

Anthony R. DiMartino, Jr. ’99 

Pamela DiMartino 

Hassan S. and Joyce A. Dinakar ’98 

George and Dr. Ruth Diones 

Ralph P. Dizozza 

Kiara D’leon 

Cathleen M. Dobbs ’03 

Karen A. Dockery ’95 

Una Dockery ’65 

James Surrusco and Diane C. 

Dodaro-Surrusco ’89 

Joseph P. Doherty ’87 

James T. Dolan ’04 

Jean A. Dolan ’91 

Elaine Dolgin-Lieberman 

Andrew Dolman ’83 

James and Arlene C. Donegan 

AnneMarie Donelin ’92 

Michelle A. Dorsainvil ’07 

Nancy Dorvelus ’07 

Richard Douglass ’80 

Dream Spa Inc. 

David Dudley ’77 

Kristin Duffy 

Joseph C. and Lois E. Duggan ’89 

Christopher ’98 and Jasada Dunkley 

Marie Dunn ’06 

Lady M. Duque ’07, MBA ’10 

Keith Durie 

Keith W. and Christine M. Duty 

Marsha Dwyer ’09 

Lucy A. Earley ’06 

Lisa J. Ecklund-Flores 

Charles E. Edgerton, Sr. ’85 

Elvis I. Eduarte ’09 

Natalie Edugene-Guiteau ’08 

Nola Edwards ’06 

Raymond and MaryAnn V. Edwards- 

Hoblock ’86 

Frederick W. and Eleanor Egger ’81 

Kirk M. ’98 and Michelle Ehrenreich 

Eva W. Einhorn ’08 

Adonica Ekwunife 

Judith M. Elliott ’66 

Lawrence J. ’77 and Kathryn S. Elliott 

David Ellison 

Norma Ellis-Wright ’06 

Raymond M. and Pamela Endreny 

Alden Englander 

Gene A. Enriquez ’08 

Fred L. and Maria S. Epstein ’97 

Anthony R. Errico 

Luigi Gino and Phyllis Errico 

Griselle Escriva ’06 

Julio Espaillat 

Natalis Espinal ’08 

Carmen R. Espinoza ’07 

Angela Esposito ’10 

Eugene Ettlinger ’78 

Mebi Eustate 

Jennifer L. Evans ’06 

Latoia Evans ’10 

Murray S. Evans ’09 

Maria Evilanova 

John and Joan S. Falato 

Erika Falcon 

Arlene M. Falk ’76 

Falls Landscape, Inc. 

Phyllis T. Famiglietti 

Thomas F. ’08 and Nicole T. Farish ’06 

John G. and Catherine Farrell ’83 

Robert A. ’77 and Jacqueline Fatigate 

Sean P. Faye ’09 

Richard Fazio 

Julia T. Feaster ’06 

Mario ’78 and Delia Felidi 

Michael M. Feliu ’08 

Allan M. Feltes ’06 

Elizabeth M. Felton ’68 

Katherine R. Felton ’73 

William J. and Claudia B. Fenderson 

Sandra C. Fernandes ’09 

Maria A. Fernandez ’70 

Donna M. Fernandez-Emener ’07 

Nicholas J. Ferraro ’79 and Corinda 

Ferraro ’79 

John P. Ficchi ’80 

Frank B. Fidelman ’09 

Antonio Figueroa 

Michele Filippini ’09 

Rosalinda M. Finiguerra ’07 

Barry Finkelman 

Laura M. Finneran 

Frank and Rosemary S. Fiorito ’84 

Adele G. Fishman ’81 

Hennie Fishman ’09 

Katherine A. Fitzgerald 

Merial R. Fitzgerald ’80 

Richard J. and Dr. Alayne A. 

Fitzpatrick 

John Fitzpatrick 

Bruce Flanz 

Gerlad J., Jr. and Catherine Flattman 

Richard and Patricia Floersch 

Marco A. ’09 and Susana Flores 

Nazareth Flory ’06 

Donna Flynn 

Rita M. Foegen ’86 

Norma Fogarty ’73 

Norma Fontanez ’05 

Daniel and Jane E. Forget ’70 

Sandra W. Forman 

Scott Forman 

Maria Foti ’09 

Eileen M. Fox 

John J. Francis ’90 

John M. Francis ’00 and Maralyn 

Rodriguez 

Frank & Frank Co. 

Peter C. and Constance Frank 

Mischette Franklin 

Susan Franklin 

Alfred Franzese 

Donna S. Franzese ’79 

Leonard and Doreen M. Frasca ’83 

Edna Fraser ’05 

Robert P. ’77 and Terrie Fraum 

James Frazzetta 

Lee B. and Vivienne S. Freedman ’76 

Laurie Frees ’71 

Giselle N. Freitas 

John Freitas 

Walter C. ’81 and Margaret E. French 

Shannon A. Frissora ’07 

Anthony Froehlich 

William K. and Karen M. Froehlich 

Nicole M. Fucci ’09 

Michael J. and Anna J. Fucito 

Luis E. Fuentes ’10 

Frederick D., Jr. ’07 and Carmen E. 

Fulford 

Everett and Kathleen C. Fuller ’65 

Diana Funtleyder 

Sonia M. Gabriel-McKenzie ’06 

John and Jo-Anne Gaglione 

Anthony and Patricia A. Galfano ’08 

Mary R. Gall ’83 

Marcos Gallardo 

Luis M. Garcia ’08 

Adriel Garib 

Jeffrey and Sharon R. Garrant 

Fay Garrison-Mitchell ’95 

Margo Gartner 

Lindsey Garvin 

Michael A. Gasko, III 

Hugh B. and Leona M. Gavin ’65 

Dawn E. Gayle ’09 

Peter L. Gelosa ’06 

Samara D. Genee ’08 

Raymond M., III and Darlene 

Gentner 

Arthur J. ’01 and Eleanor Geoghegan 

Charles and Jeanette A. Geraci’85 

Nadia Gherardi Drake 

Larry Gibbs ’09 

Francis B. ’87 and 

Kathryn A. Gilligan ’86 

Kristin Giraud ’08 

Stanley and Sonia Gitner ’79 

Carol L. Gladstone 

Alva Gminski 

Tatiana Godinho ’09 

Dana Gold ’06 

Noelle Gold ’05 

Eileen C. Golden ’65 

James W. and Erika D. Goldsmith ’89 

Gilda L. Gomez ’08 

Marta Gomez ’74 

Sulma M. Gomez ’95, MS ’06 

Paul J. Goncalves ’98 

Lucilla Gonzalvo 

William J. Good ’00 

Lisa R. Goode 

Norman and Rowena Goodfarb ’75 

Stephen A. Goodnight 

Goodwill Fire Company 

Charles and Regina I. Gorelick ’96 

Edward A. ’85 and Nancy J. Gotthelf 

’87 

Alana J. Graceffo ’99 

John and Elizabeth Graham 

Robert R. Graham Jr ’07 

Grandma’s House, Inc. 

Karen Grant ’08 

Lenton L. and Carmen M. Gray ’82 

Stanley and Judith Gray ’79 

Horace D. Green ’08 

Jade A. Greene ’09 

Robert M. and Shari Greenwald 


Stephanie R. Grier ’08 

Aquasia Griffin 

Sherry Grimes-Jenkins ’07 

Laura S. Gromer ’91 

Norma M. Gross ’79 

Dr. Michael S. and Ayse M. Grunes 

Kaily G. Grunwald ’10 

John A. Guarnuccio ’78 

Maria A. Guerrero ’07 

Mynda Gunn ’08 

Michelle Gurdineer ’09 

Bernice S. Gussack ’77 

Mildred Guy ’07 

Maria M. Guzman ’08 

Maggie Hales ’09 

David P. and Joanne R. Halesworth 

Dae S. Han ’08 

Sheila E. Hanley ’89 

Ronald J. and Dr. Ruth L. Hansen 

Paul T. and Felicia Harbach 

Kristia Hardy 

Daniel Hargraves and Deborah 

Magnotta 

Patrick D. Harrington, Jr. ’06 

Mary Harris 

Betty M. Harrison 

Charles Harrison 

Ira L. Hart ’00 

Bethann Hart Taravella 

Shaindy Y. Hartman ’09 

Dennis Hartung ’10 

Peter W. Hatem ’03 

Elijah B. Hawkins ’83 

Laurvicer M. Hawthorne ’07 

Kevin F. Hay ’06 

Thomas Hayden ’10 

Alice M. Hayes ’85 

Doris H. Hayes ’05 

Edward P. Hayes ’91 

Kathleen M. Hayes ’90 

Michelle Hayes-John 

Andrew and Frances B. Heman ’69 

Gordon O. and Barbara F. 

Hendrickson ’69 

Frank Henenlotter 

Evaline K. Henry ’08 

Geraldine Herbst ’81 

Benjamin F. Herrman 

Margaret C. Heslin ’84 

Stephen A. and Dina L. Hicks 

Donald J. and Erin T. Higgins ’04 

Judy P. Higgins ’75 

John P. ’92 and Claudine Hildreth 

Noelle Hilgert ’06 

Lionel and Tonja R. Hills-McClean ’98 

Stacy Hinson ’05 

Abby J. Hirsch 

Rita Hobby-Barrett ’07 

Deborah Hodge ’06 

Edward Felix and 

Jane E. Hogan-Felix ’81 

Melvin L. Hoggard ’08 

Rachel K. Holland ’09 

Melisande Hollis 

Charlene Holmes 

Cynthia Holmes ’09 

Patricia A. Hood ’08 

Verna L. Hopkins ’02 

Della R. Horne ’08 

Edith M. Hornedo ’08 

Danana Howell 

William J. ’72 and Joan M. Hoyle 

Gloria Huckaby 

Darrell Hunter 

Hunter Insurance Services, Inc. 

Jeanette Hurley 

Joseph and Susan Hurley 

Bruce Hutchinson 

Gloria P. Hutchinson ’87 

Daniele Iamizeli 

Maureen Ibrahim ’09 

Allen and Jacqueline M. Ingber’06 

Edward H. and Margaret E. Ingles ’70 

Jose O. and Nancy Irizarry ’99 

Jermaine A. Isaac-Hodge ’10 

John A., Jr. ’08 and Debbie J. Isabella 

Lorraine B. Jablecki ’70 

Kevyn Jackman ’05 

Shawn A. Jacobs ’08 

Jain Bookkeeping Services Inc 

Mary E. James ’98 

Arnold and Myrna P. James ’07 

Kathleen A. Janeczko ’94 

Gail Jansen ’06 

M. C. Jason ’07 

Ronillo F. Javellana ’08 

Rafael Javier ’10 

Todd Jaworski 

Johnson Jean ’08 

Deborah Jenkins ’05 

Carmen Jimenez ’08 

Aquanetta Joe ’05 

Michelle John ’06 

Kayon M. Johns ’09 

Daria Johnson 

Lloyd and Lucetta W. Johnson ’97 

Lynda S. Johnson ’72 

Timothy P. Johnson ’87 

Wanda D. Johnson ’84 

Thomas G. ’88 and Lauren Johnston 

Dawn M. Johnstone 

Gail Jones ’10 

Justin Jones 

Jonathan C. and Marjorie G. Jones, 

Esq. 

Dr. Paulianda J. Jones 

Marcel Jorge 

Yahaira Jorle ’08 

Eileen Joseph ’05 

George R. Jouvin ’93 

Barbara L. Judge ’93 

Rasha Kakish ’10 

Carole L. Kakos ’65 

Robert A. Kalpak ’80 

AnnaMaria Kanakaraj, RN ’86 

Theresa Kane, RSM 

Derek L. Kannapin 

Alan and Christina M. Katz’08 

Michelle Keane ’10 

Rosemary Kearins ’10 

Grace S. Keaveny ’78 

Leonora Keegan 

Kehaulani Kekoa ’04 

George Keller ’05 

Kevin T. ’86 and Catherine P. Kelly ’85 

Maura Kelly 

Megan M. Kelly ’07 

Dahlia M. Kennedy ’08 

Emily H. Kennedy ’09 

Joan M. Kennedy ’86 

Eileen R. Keon ’02 

Ariana C. Kere ’07 

Lillian I. Kergoat 

Fred and Carole J. Kiachif ’66 

Christopher Kicas, Sr. 

Diane Kienle ’10 

Fern Kildare Stanford ’80 

Bill and Theresa R. Killian ’82 

Jocelyn M. King ’97 

Mary R. King ’93 

Noemi Kirchheim ’05 

Donna M. Kirk 

Robert and Mary M. Kirsch ’69 

John W. ’90 and Alicia Kitchenman 

Robert M. Klami ’91 

Mary Kline 

William M. ’00 and Yvonne M. Klotz 

Gary R. Knatz 

Rebecca Kooper 

Christine Kosky 

Kathleen M. Kubic ’09 

Denise V. Kuhlmann ’01 

Steven Kursman ’06 

Kelly L. Lacik 

Kristina Lacik 

Philip L. and Greta H. Laffey ’07 

Richard Lagan 

James S. ’85 and Madeline LaGreca 

John N. and Martha D. Laguna ’86 

Kathy A. Lamberti ’78 

Christopher A. Lanza ’05 

Carmine Lapadula 

Nicolo J. and Joanne P. LaPorta ’78 

Richard M. and Karine M. Larsen, 

CPA ’82 

Joe A. Lauro 

Mercedes Lavandier ’91 

Jennifer A. Lavelli ’91 

Teoma Lawrence 

Ramona Laws ’10 

Roxanne Leak 

Richard A. and Nubia M. Leblanc ’09 

Donna Leccese 

Gregory Lee ’08 

Theodore and Jo Anne F. Lee, RN ’97 

George and Loretta M. Lee ’81 

Andrea M. Lee-Roundfield ’08 

Richard Lehmbeck ’08 

Eugenie K. Lehr ’77 

Denis and Laura Lein 

Howard P. and Lauren B. Lev ’04 

Mark and Rosanne G. Levbarg ’77 

Richard J. ’85 and Michelle A. Levy 

Sylvia Lewis ’05 

Russell J. Liebler ’79 

Tim and Cathy C. Lile ’78 

Anthony V. ’88 and Gina Lisanti 

Jimmy I. Liu ’05 

Jeffrey James and Linnette J. 

Livermore-James ’06 

Edward J. Livrieri, Jr. ’08 and Evelyn 

Hernandez 

Jenny L. Lizama ’05 

Ashley Lloyd 

Rose LoBianco ’05 

Richard A. Lockwood, Jr. ’99 

Olumese Logan ’10 

Anthony K. Loiacono ’08 

James J. ’83 and Beverly Lombardi 

Marie Londrigan 

Christopher J. Lonergan ’09 

Joann T. Longo ’08 

Alfred Loo ’77 

Eileen E. Looby ’03 

Carmen D. Lopez ’99 

Natalie Lopez ’10 


Arthur Losee 

Isabelle Louis-Juste ’05 

Margaret C. Lovullo ’07 

Suneica Lucas ’09 

Gary A. Lucchesi ’80 

Roseanne Lukic ’08 

Joseph Lutz 

Rachael Lyddon ’05 

Joan P. Lyew ’09 

Mary Lynch ’05 

David S. MacFall 

Oniel ’07 and Mildred Machado 

Donna T. MacIndoe ’03 

Gabriele J. ’92 and Kimberly 

Maddalena 

Stanley F. Madyda ’77 

Breda Mahoney ’05 

Paul J. and Ann Mahoney 

Roseann Mahoney ’69 

Harry W. Malles ’87 

David S. Mallin ’85 

Elizabeth Mampillil ’08 

Jocelgrace Manayon ’09 

Lawrence M. Mancini ’06 

James Maransky 

Jacqueline Marchick ’84 

Sam and Jenny Marchitto ’88 

Maria T. Marin ’90 

Salvatore Marinello 

Amy L. Marino ’07 

Francine Marino ’07 

Santiago M. Maristany, Jr. ’90 

Courtney Mark ’06 

Ilija Markic ’08 

Kellie Markowitz 

Anthony J. and 

Margaret M. Marotta ’66 

Amy A. Marrero ’07 

Kristina Marrero ’09 

James M. Marrone ’83 

Vincent and Linda J. Marsek ’05 

Alexander M. and Mary A. Martello 

Hector Martinez ’99 

Armando Amanini and Miriam E. 

Martinez ’08 

Elizabeth Martir ’10 

Katherine Martyn ’10 

Marvellen Inc. 

Michael Marzocca 

Melanie Mastro ’07 

Lauren Mateja 

Santo Mateo ’08 

Edaparra M. and 

Annamma E. Mathews ’07 

Aida A. Matos ’09 

Daiana Matos ’09 

Anthony and Michelle Mattiaccio ’82 

Thyce Mattis ’10 

Lucila Mauricio ’08 

Brenda Maxwell ’07 

Robert W. ’82 and Julia O. Mazurak 

Joseph S. Mazza ’98 

Anthony and Valerie Mazzacane ’10 

Joseph M. Mazzariello ’09 

Roy G. McCalla ’08 

Loretta M. McCarthy ’91 

Melanie A. McCauley ’09 

Douglas O. and Jill C. McClure 

William and Kathryn A. McCormick 

’70 

Shelly Ann and Sylda McDavid ’07 

Sherene A. McDonald ’07 

Tracey N. McDonald 

James C. and Regina G. McEneaney ’71 

Loretta McFarlane ’79 

William J. and Marilyn E. 

McGinness ’76 

Edward J. Jr. and Laurie A. McGuire 

Kathy A. McIntyre ’01 

Keith B. McKellop ’09 

Matthew A. McKenna ’09 

Nancy A. McKenna 

Pamela McKinzie 

Penelope S. McKown ’07 

James J. McLaughlin ’81 

James L. and Linda M. McLaughlin 

’82 

Prozora L. McLean ’91 

Mercelyn Y. McLeod ’91 

Neal Mcleod 

James P. and Carol A. McNiff 

James and Marion McPartland 

Patryce McQueen ’04 

Thomas and Catherine Mead ’81 

Michael E. Meisten 

Keith Melnik 

Anthony Mendicino 

Denise M. Mendoza ’07 

Russell M. and Rosemary D. 

Mendoza ’89 

Ingrid Mensah ’06 

Kathleen Merot ’07 

Steven Merslich ’10 

Janet M. Metallo-Scacchi ’88 

Joseph R. and Barbara Methot 

Abigail Michaels 

Jane E. Michaud ’96 

Frank Mignoli 

Gregory Miller 

Myrtle Miller ’06 

Michael F. Milligan ’97 

Jaynette Mills-Simmons ’03 

Zina A. Mingo ’07 

Michael Mintchwarner 

Rodger and Judith D. Minyard ’88 

John R. ’78 and Mary Miscioscia 

Lynn R. Mitchell ’86 

Madeline M. Moccia ’07 

Nancy A. Moia ’80 

William and Jeanette Moller 

Claire Mollineau ’06 

John and Shirley Moloney ’86 

Dom Monaco 

Barbara A. Monk ’90 

Peter P. ’81 and Therese M. Montera 

Yanina Montes 

Montessori Center of the South Shore 

Inc. 

Rina Moran ’10 

Joseph and Millie M. Morda 

Fernando Moreno ’06 

Marilyn Moreno 

Ramon and Carmen S. Morillo ’99 

Donald L. and Lisa Mormino 

Asia Morris 

Janet A. Morrissey ’95 

William Sweeney and Nancy K. 

Morrissey ’74 

Robert F. and Renate Moson ’85 

Richard Mosquera ’07 

Michael D. Moyer 

Brian Mulcahy 

Kathleen M. Mullally-Grande ’07 

Deborah E. Mullins ’08 

Susan Mulvey 

Michael Munch 

Stella Mundanchira ’08 

Eileen Mundy 

Drew F. Murphy ’87 

Elizabeth J. Murphy ’87 

Kevin W. and Lori Murtaugh 

Vincent K. Murtha ’07 

My Sports Dreams, LLC 

Ramsey Myers ’80 

Mary E. Naclerio ’08 

Michael W. and Janet T. Naeder 

Fahimie Najac 

Dr. Barbara T. Nash 

Andrew G. Nelson 

Dr. John and Christine A. Nelson ’03 

Edward L. Nelson ’06 

Tameka Nelson ’05 

Suzanne Nentwich 

Tod and Jennifer L. Nestor ’84 

Debra A. Newham 

Guy Newham 

Margaret Newham 

William Newham 

Felicia A. Newman ’07 

Kevin Nichols 

Brian E. Nicholson ’09 

Jose L. and Denise Nieves 

Niliaja Nixon ’06 

Perrine C. Nixon 

Alicia Noel ’10 

Michael S. Novotny ’71 

William E. ’02 and Denise M. Nuckel 

Gracemary Oakes ’07 

Cilfton and Rita D. Oates ’88 

Chantal O’Brien 

John and Linda A. O’Connor ’05 

Sylvester U. Odiase ’86 

Jacqueline Ohagan 

Thomas E. ’78 and Noreen O’Hanlon 

Walter E. ’98 and Kathleen O’Keeffe 

Bernadette Okolo ’04 

Old Country Animal Clinic 

Lajuana M. Oliver ’87 

One Lake Avenue, LLC 

Obdulia Oporta ’07 

Justo J. Ordonez ’09 

John and Marissa Orlando 

David and Gail J. Orser ’01 

Richard and Sandra Orsino ’02 

Robert W. Ort ’73 

Carmen Ortiz 

Michelle C. Ortiz ’89 

Tenecha Osorio ’08 

Fred and Linda L. Oswald ’85 

Virginia S. Otis ’68 

Megan L. O’Toole ’07 

Brittany Ott 

Raymond Ott 

Tyrik T. Overton 

Leroy Owens ’99 and Patricia Tyler- 

Owens 

Marilyn Oxenberg 

Saturine Packer ’08 

Alberto Padron ’06 

Melissa A. Pagano ’08 

Seth Paiva 

Gerard and Tamica A. Palladino ’06 

Frank Palumbo 

Guiseppe Panasso 

Charles Pane 

George A. and Mirna R. Pantoja ’06 


Robert J. Panuto ’76 

Freddie G. Parker 

Shifra Y. Parnes ’08 

Virginia Parsells-Mele ’79 

Michele Pasquale ’06 

Lamees Passim 

Edward and Helen A. Pastucha ’80 

Ketki Patel ’05 

Upasna Patel ’06 

Bruce E. and Theresa A. Patterson ’01 

Julie Paxman ’08 

Yolanda Payano ’09 

Tommy and Cynthia L. Pearson ’70 

Virginia Pecora Moore 

Lola C. Peduto 

Digna Pena ’07 

Gloria Peralta 

Adalberto E. and Josephine M. Pereyo 

Stephanie Pereyo 

Sofia Perez ’05 

Veronica Perla ’07 

John G. Perlot 

Richard J. Perlot 

Dan Perritano ’87 

Frank V. and Maureen E. Pesce 

Carrie Peters-Smith ’08 

Datanya T. Peyton ’07 

Robert and Elizabeth A. Peyton ’82 

Catherine Pfefferkorn 

Tony Lowe and Leanne E. Phillips- 

Lowe ’69 

Tajhier A. Serrano and Sharone P. 

Phillips-Serrano ’02 

Carol M. Piccola ’90 

Rosangela Pichardo ’08 

Bruno Hernandez and Wanda K. 

Piekarski-Hernandez ’67 

Bernard and Martina K. Pierorazio ’07 

Susan Pietropaom 

William C. Pisano ’84 

Ruth Pisto ’05 

Rudolph Pizzonia 

Roy R. Placet 

Geraldine Plair ’08 

Ursula G. Pleasant ’85 

Miguel A. Polanco ’07 

Mireya A. Polanco ’07 

Marlene M. Pompee ’06 

Marlen M. Ponce ’07 

Frances Porcaro ’68 

Laurine A. Porter ’07 

Ruby Porter ’05 

Richard and Donna Powers 

Salvatore Praino 

Diane L. Pratt ’98 

Karrie L. Preasmyer ’08 

John Prescott ’78 

Nora D. Presutti ’08 

Steven T. ’93 and Kathleen J. Procario 

Sandro ’03 and Jennifer Prosperino 

Cynthia C. Pryce ’09 

Joseph Pulido 

George and Esther V. Pulver ’83 

Julius Rivera and Francesca 

Quinci-Rivera ’03 

Lena Rabadi ’08 

Richard Mingoia and Marisa 

Radovic-Mingoia ’86 

Joseph R. ’78 and Mollie E. Ragusa 

Md H. Rahman ’07 

Maximiano C. Rallon ’08 

Diane Ralyea 

Julie Ramnarais ’06 

Ana M. Ramos ’09 

Yesenia Ramos ’08 

Melissa Rancier ’09 

Edmund L. and Rosemary Randall ’86 

Daniella Raovfogel 

John M. ’78 and Carolyn A. Rapalje 

Dr. Kimberly A. Rapoza 

Cheryl C. Rasmussen ’07 

Donald Reckenbeil 

Alex Redmond 

Delmara S. Reece ’10 

John M. and Marjorie L. Regan ’76 

Stacie Regman ’05 

Jeanne K. Reid ’87 

John M. and Kathleen M. Reilly ’85 

Rose Restucci 

Sandra Rettis 

Anna M. Reyes ’09 

Michelle Reyes ’08 

Joseph A. Riccio ’99 

Alvin H. ’00 and Pauline Richardson 

Jennifer Ricketts ’08 

Eliza Rivera 

Iris M. Rivera ’09 

Michelle Rivera 

Inez Rivera-Pena 

Joseph A. Roberto ’00 

Ann S. Roberts ’06 

Jason Roberts ’05 

Ann M. Robinson ’08 

Edward and Ella L. Robinson ’99 

Rose Robinson ’07 

Loyda Rodriguez 

Luis Rodriguez ’08 

Walter, Jr. ’98 and Marianela A. 

Rodriguez 

Modesta Rodriguez-Maldonado ’06 

Paul and Danielle Rohme 

Jorge Rojas 

Lorelei Romanelli 

Irene Romanello 

Adarleny L. Rosario ’08 

Daisy M. Rosario-Abreu ’76 

Stephen C. Rose ’08 

Charles and Lynn Rosen ’92 

Erica L. Rosenthal ’09 

Kara E. Ross ’09 

Marguerite L. Rossi ’91 

Rory Rosten 

Vinny Roszkowski 

William M. Roth, Esq. ’81 

Patricia E. Rowan ’85 

Charles W. Rowe ’77 

Walter and Judy A. Rozanski ’00 

John Rufino ’05 

Candice Ruggiero ’10 

Richard Rumph, Jr. ’97 

Valerie A. Runge ’09 

Anthony Baio and 

Anna Russo-Baio ’89 

Kathryn Ryans ’07 

John C. ’85 and Sharon Saari 

Augustine J. Sabbatino ’73 

Raquel Sabio ’05 

Andrew V. and Patricia A. Sabol ’67 

Antoinette Sadloski ’68 

Mustafa N. Sakarya ’09 and 

Senia De La Cruz 

Abdul Saki ’95 

Walter and Carol L. Salat 

Michael Salem 

Steven and Susan Salomone ’08 

Constance Salvatore 

Carol Samsel 

Beatrice A. Sanchez ’86 

Elizabeth Sanchez ’06 

Henry Sandground ’91 and Rosemarie 

G. Farella-Sandground ’90 

Anamaria Sandoval ’06 

Leonard Vallario and Donna Sangi- 

Vallario ’79 

Melissa Sanseverino ’05 

Orfeo and Lori A. Santariga ’92 

Judith A. Santarsiero ’98 

Evelyn Santiago ’05 

Peggy G. Santiago ’99 

Caique Santos ’10 

Patricia Santos 

Robert J. Saracena 

John and Dr. Janet A. Saraceno ’71 

William L. Sarnicola, Jr. 

Christina Sartori ’05 

Charles and Eva Saumell ’82 

Gennarino and Annmarie Savone 

Wellesley Sayles ’83 

Steven Scharschuch ’08 

Ralph L. and Janet Schiavone ’96 

Michael J. Caldarella and Dr. Gloria 

Schlisselberg 

Roslyn Schultz 

Peggy A. Schwartz ’08 

Rochel Schwartz ’09 

Stephan P. Schwartz ’85 

Callie Schwichtenberg 

Wayne P. Scola ’87 

Alice L. Scott, RN ’87 

Amanda C. Scott ’10 

Gabrielle Scott 

Timothy T. Scully ’92 

Rosemarie Scutero 

Humberto Sebastiani ’06 

Stephen D. and Nancy C. Semenza 

’86 

Stacey A. Senita 

Eleftherios Seremetis ’09 

Catalina Serraty ’10 

Gabriel Sette 

William J. ’84 and Kathleen 

Settembrino 

Falguni Shah ’05 

Elizabeth J. Shampnoi ’96 

Jerold A. ’79 and Kathleen Shapiro 

Waye Shareski 

Shasc Creative 

Thomas P. and Deborah J. Sheils ’88 

Suzanne Sherry ’06 

Herbert ’80 and Betty H. Shine ’86 

Justina Shkreli ’08 

Michael D. Shortal 

Amanda Sierra 

Norma I. Silva Guzman ’84 

Myra J. Simon ’75 

Ronda S. Simon ’08 

Alvin Simpson ’06 

Wendy H. Sip ’86 

Paul M. ’75 and Maria Siragusa 

Bruce and Marianne A. Skerry ’01 

Josette Sloley ’06 

Kay Smart ’05 

Nathaniel and Alethea Smith ’98 

David T. Smith 

Diane M. Smith ’68 

Thomas and Ellen Smith ’84 


Karen M. Smith ’05 

Lati E. Smith ’90 

Mark A. Smith 

Arthur and Maryann Smith ’97 

Myrtle L. Smith ’74 

Paul L. ’10 and Victoria Smith 

Stephen P. Smith ’03 

Thomas E. Henley and Sheila L. 

Smith-Henley ’97 

Reynaldo and Zenaida Socastro 

Eric and Myra A. Solano-Hahn ’88 

Yoseline Sosa ’08 

Hector and Helene Soto 

Issiaka Sow ’09 

Steven P. and Colleen Spagnuolo 

Joseph Freebern and Dr. Ellen 

Sperber-Freebern 

Morris Speter 

Thomas and Dr. Bettina A. Speyer 

Joann Spikes ’94 

Robert Spreda 

Craig and Alaine Stadelman 

Phillip A. and Mary Ann Stallone 

Charles Steele ’05 

Melvina J. Steele ’86 

Erik J. Steiner ’09 

Dana M. Stella ’10 

Gaeton F. and Geraldine A. Stella ’74 

Ana L. Stempel ’83 

Michael Steo 

Louise Stern 

Dr. Robert C. and Eileen Stevenson 

Phyllis Stevenson-Fowlkes ’03 

Carol C. Stewart ’98 

Carlene A. Stewart-Asher ’09 

Rosemary K. Stolzenberg ’07 

Malcolm E. Stone ’08 

Grace Stritch 

Michael Strochansky ’08 

John and Erika Stroligo 

Judith Sturgis ’09 

Suburban Real Estate Development 

Corporation 

Jassoda Sugrim ’09 

Irene Sullivan 

James R. and Deborah Sullivan 

Keith A. ’82 and Joan Sullivan 

Kelsey Sullivan 

Vincent Sultana 

Valerie A. Summer 

Caroline Susa ’08 

Lonnie Sussman 

Misaho Suyama ’98 

Marjorie Swaby ’06 

Elizabeth Sweis ’08 

Jacqueline E. Swift ’95 

Neysa I. Tabales ’07 

Rebecca Tait 

Nchendia M. Tajong ’08 

Dr. Lois P. Tannenbaum ’84 

Marcia Taylor 

Frank Terlizzo 

Deborah M. Terrell ’08 

Jason J. Terry ’07 

Rarsha M. Terry ’08 

Raymond J. ’87 and Elissa Terry ’82 

Vinnie Tesoriero ’10 

Darwin and Nancy J. Thomas 

David and Peggi Thomas 

Gloria L. Thomas ’06 

Jaison ’06 and Elsy Thomas 

Sherma S. Thomas ’06 

Alicia Thomas-Partee ’09 

Melvin D., Sr. ’76 and Neva D. 

Thornhill ’76 

Brenda J. Thornton ’88 

Felicia Thornton-McCord ’08 

Thrane Landscaping Co., Inc. 

Jennifer L. Tighe ’89 

Marieta K. Tobey ’73 

Mario F. and Dr. Joan Toglia 

Ruby L. Tolbert ’08 

Toll Booth Maint SVS Inc. 

William Tinch and Karen Tomkins- 

Tinch ’74 

Michael F. Toolan ’95 

Edward Torres ’05 

Mark Torres ’10 

Marco DaRocha and Ana M. Torres- 

DaRocha ’92 

Anthony and Rosetta E. Totillo ’83 

Kimberly L. Toub ’05 

Katherine Tovar ’07 

Steven and Michelle J. Tremblay ’98 

Joseph Tristan 

Tri-State Electronics Sales and Service 

Lori Troniar 

Lori J. Tse ’09 

Carl P. Tulevech 

Deniz Tuzun ’09 

Frances W. Twiss ’89 

Helen- Arlen Tyme 

Joanne M. Tymeson ’83 

Omonoro Ughwanogho ’05 

Sheryl C. Unsworth, Ed.D. ’01 

Avion Urbain 

Constance C. Usera ’99 

Nereida Valentine ’10 

Ariel Valerio 

Timothy T. and Madavena Valerius 

’07 

Richard and Anne S. Van Gorder ’80 

Abagail VanVlerah 

Ralph Vargas ’10 

Elias Almeida and Saira Vargas ’07 

Santhamma Varghese ’09 

Dr. Renu Varughese 

Rocco Varuolo ’08 

Giselle Vasquez-Jones ’10 

Kathyann Vaughn ’06 

Anthony ’02 and MaryAnn Vecchio 

Socorro Velazquez 

Anna G. Venturini ’87 

Wilson Viera ’05 

Sakina Waldrip-Brutus ’05 

Mark C. and Michelle L. Walerysiak 

James E., Jr. ’75 and Annie Walker 

Gloria Wallace ’05 

Eileen M. Wallin 

Margaret M. Walsh ’07 

Martin Walsh 

James and Mary P. Walsh ’71 

Teresa M. Walsh ’85 

Shawn D. Walton ’06 

Natalie Wanshinak 

James T. Washburn ’71 

Dennis and Bernadine A. Wasiczko 

’88 

Roger and Olga M. Waters ’03 

Cheryl Weekes ’10 

Brad Weiss 

Jacqueline P. Welbeck ’05 

Mervyn Larrier and Wendy M. Welch- 

Larrier ’97 

Annette M. Welsh ’05 

Grace C. Westing ’83 

Andrew J. Wettstein ’07 

Karen Wheeler ’07 

Karla Wheeler ’06 

Darryl White ’05 

Florence White ’97 

Patrick and Janice E. White ’81 

Francis A. and Patricia Whitehouse 

Sharon White-Jackson ’06 

Arlene E. White-Walsh ’08 

Ascension T. Williams ’05 

Chelsea Williams 

Coralita U. Williams ’10 

Diana S. Williams ’07 

Donna R. Williams ’09 

Keyla N. Williams ’07 

Patricia M. Williams 

Amy ’82 and Carlton Willie ’81 

Rita S. ’83 and James Wilson 

Sarah D. ’86 and Robert Wilson 

Wendy J. Wilson ’97 

Savina A. Wiltshire ’06 

Patti Winter 

Elizabeth R. Winterroth ’07 

Antoinette M. Wood ’90 

Paul C. ’79 and Suzanne M. Wood ’81 

Zain Woods ’08 

Patricia L. Woolery ’08 

Jennifer Woolford ’07 

Errolette Wright 

John W. and Marie Wyckoff 

Lee A. Xippolitos 

Michael J. and Rita M. Yacubovich ’75 

Maria I. Yagual ’03 

Yamit Yapor ’10 

Stephen Yodice ’06 

Dale M. Young ’87 

Ebony Young ’06 

James V. and Elizabeth Young 

Marc I. and Patricia E. Young 

John F. and Carol K. Yuschak 

Joseph Zabala 

Rebecca E. Zaltas ’07 

Zachary Zangle 

Donald E. and Mary Ann Zehner ’74 

Rochel L. Zelcer ’09 

Joseph M. and Olga L. Zeolla ’86 

Cila R. Zevallos ’86 

Richard A. and AeRan L. Zevin ’76 

Robert Ziello 

Jason Zmudosky ’09 

Kristen Znaniecki 

Fred Besel and Zofia K. Zych-Besel ’86 

Matching Gift Company 

Allied World Assurance 

Company, LTD 


Verizon Foundation 

Gift-in-Kind 

7 For All Mankind 

Adesso 

Adrienne Landau Designs 

Rachelle Alkin 

Ann Gish 

Gary A. and Susan Bernstein 

Mary J. Bray 

Gary A. and Susan M. Bernstein 


Carlos Falchi 

Joseph and Elizabeth Carlucci 

Chelsea Piers Management, Inc. 

Dr. Kimberly R. Cline and 

Peter M. Fishbein, Esq. 

Bernard T., Jr. and Betty-Ann Costello 

CPS 5, LLC 

Dell Marketing LP 

Double Tree Hotels 

Eigen Arts 

Estee Lauder 

Petronella A. Feaster 

Francesco & Giovanni's Pine 

Restaurant 

Joseph Gantz and Paula Blumenfeld 

Graphic Image, Inc. 

Green Chimneys Childrens Services 



Informa Energy Inc. 

Ivanna's Pizzeria and Restaurant 

Jostens 

La Cantina Wines 

La Casa Grande Tabacco Company 

La Grenouille 

Lynn G. Feld Antiques 

Mario's Restaurant 

Maxx New York 

MTV Networks 

National Sharing the Sky Foundation 

New Jersey Devils 

New Jersey Nets 

New York Giants 

The New York Jets 

New York Knicks 

New York Red Bulls 

New York Yankee Steak LLC 

Pamela N. Njapa-Minyard 

Pasquale Rigoletto Restaurant 

Peacock Glass 

Polo Ralph Lauren Corporation 

Rose Press, Inc. 

Richard and Jeanne Rosenblatt 

Sesame Workshop 

Sferra Brothers 

Smart Technologies 

Southern Wine & Spirits of New York 

Spotlight Publications 

The Smoking Joint 

Carolyn M. Tragni ’86 

Umberto's Clam House 

Uno Chicago Grill 

Urban Outfitters, Inc. 

William Yeoward Crystal 

White Plains Chrysler Jeep Dodge 

New York Yankees 

This list recognizes each gift given between July 1, 2009 and June 30, 2010. We regret any inadvertent omissions and thank all of our contributors for 

their generosity. 

As we build our future, Mercy College wishes to acknowledge the generosity of the donors who 

contributed to the success of the Bronx Campus Campaign. 

David and Susan K. Aker 

Joseph L. and Anna J. Aurichio 

Lynne Beccaro 

Janet J. Beckford ’02 

Jake and Dr. Marion Ben-Jacob 

William L. and Dr. Nancy A. Benson 

William, HD ’01 and Marjorie J. Berkley 

Dr. Joshua and Lynne Berrett 

Heather M. Blenkinsopp ’95 

Bridgemill Foundation 

Bronx Council on The Arts, Inc. 

Dr. Jack and Jean Burke 

Joseph P., Esq. and Elizabeth Carlucci 


Leroy Carmichael 

Dr. Michael J.and Catherine Cavanaugh 

ConEdison 

Ramon E. Cordies ’83 

Gordon L. Cotton 

William V., Jr. and Lynnann Cuddy 

David T., HD ’94 and Susan Diamond 

Rosenberg-Diamond Development Corporation 

Edward B., HD ’06 and Giovannella Dunn 

Dunn Family Foundation 

William J. and Georgina F. Ennis 

Rev. Russell and Dr. Louise H. Feroe 

Francisco ’99 and Magaly Figueroa ’00 

Richard T. Finger, Jr. 

Timothy and Laura Finneran 

Richard E., Jr. and Cristina M. French 

WRNN TV Associates 

Joseph Gantz, Paula Blumenfeld and 


The Jack Gantz Foundation, Inc. 

Dennis H., Esq. and Dr. Fay T. Greenwald 

Dolores ’69 and Walter Gartner 

Thomas E. Green 

Dr. Roger S. Gocking 

Dr. Ann E. Grow 


Carol Hayward 

Francis and Patricia J. Hollywood ’65 


James A. Jakubek ’00 

Garfield E., Jr. and Jean G. Johnson 

Jonathan C. and Marjorie G. Jones, Esq. 

Paul J. Juettner, Esq. and 

Dr. Diana D'Amico Juettner 

Donald Kemp and Ms. Carol A. Pilla ’68 

KeyBank 

Ellen M. Kreger 

David and Dr. Lucie Lapovsky 

Dr. Phillip E. and Ellen K. Leahy 

Joseph Lengeling and Noriko Tabata 

Lumina Foundation 

James M. and Marsha McCormick 

Drs. Arch and Marie T. McKellar 

Gregg D. and Lisa S. Merksamer ’85 

Dante and Linda G. Messina ’71 

James R. Metzger and Belinda B. Bewkes 

Ronald and Sandra E. Mitchell ’83 

Thomas J. Morley 

Robert H. and Kate S. Niehaus 

Julie A. Ouska ’05 

Eli and Clara M. Palefsky ’83 

Dr. Raymund A. and Patricia Paredes 

Paul F. Principe ’03 

Ana G. Rodriguez ’01 

Francis G., HD ’09 and Mary Ellen Ronnenberg 

William A., Jr., HD ’97. and Sandra L. Rose 

Richard A. and Jeanne Rosenblatt 

Frank and Nancy O. Russo ’85 

Dr. Peter J. Schneckner 

Frank V. and Colleen Sica 

Dr. Robert C. and Eileen Stevenson 

Carol C. Stewart ’98 

Dr. Harris B. Stratyner ’77, HD ’05 and 

Dr. Lynn A. Greene 

The Sunshine Lady Foundation 

Juanito and Veronica C. Tolentino ’01 

Alberto, HD ’09 and Gioietta Vitale 

Mary Pat Wagner 

Barbara E. Wisdom, RN ’02 

Thank you for your support. 


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