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In Memoriam
Continued from page 41
Eugene P. Pulaski ’52 on March 18, 2013.
Frank J. Riccio ’60 on March 3, 2013. He
was the father of Frank J. Riccio II ’92.
Sassin Saloomey on February 16, 2013. He
was the father of Peter S. Saloomey ’68
and Robert J. Saloomey ’71.
Doxie Scinto on July 8, 2013. She was the
grandmother of Robert A. Scinto ’00.
Ryan T. Walsh on May 13, 2013. He was the
son of Eugene C. Walsh ’64.
Constance Whiteman on May 9, 2013. She
was the grandmother of Simon Whiteman
’15 and mother of Jamie Whiteman of the
Prep math department.
Weddings
James H. Crowley IV ’94 and his wife
Suzanne welcomed their son James Henry
Crowley V on December 26, 2012.
Conor T. Gleason ’01 married Shauna
Bellow on May 25, 2013. See photo on
page 45.
Kenneth L. Morico ’96 married Vera
Sunarto on November 17, 2012. They
reside in Houston Texas.
Christopher Staysniak ’06 is engaged to
be married in October 2013. His brothers
Stephen M. Stayniak ’02 and Geoffrey
Stayniak ’06 will be his best men and Fr.
James Bowler, S.J. will be officiating.
Phillip G. Topalian ’02 married Erin L.
Gallogly on December 29, 2012 in Mystic,
CT. See photo on page 45.
Brian P. Wheeler ’98 married Claudia
Acosta on March 1, 2013 in Miami, FL. In
attendance were Prep classmates Brian E.
Vendley ’98, Justin L. Galletti ’98 and Brian
C. Gulotta ’98. See photo on page 45.
Faculty and Staff
In Memoriam
Suzanne Tucci, secretary in the
Admissions Office retired on April 5,
2013 after 26 ½ years of service to
Prep.
Fr. Larry Ryan, S.J., returns to
Fairfield Prep as Chaplain, following
a year sabbatical, where he traveled
internationally.
Fr. Bret Stockdale, S.J., was among
seven Jesuits who were ordained on
June 8 by Bishop Thomas Donato,
D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Newark at
the Fordham University Church in the
Bronx, New York.
Christine Dominguez, Director of
the Prep Music Department, married
William Evans on July 20, 2013.
Daniel R. Winschel ’74 married A. Carroll
Bull on January 14, 2013.
Births
Christopher R. Gill ’91 and his wife Holly
welcomed their first child, Richard Oliver,
on January 18, 2013.
Michael H. Hwang ’93 and his wife
Kathleen welcomed their first son Rei
John Hwang on February 2, 2013 (pictured
above).
Marshall N. McIntosh ’91 and his wife
Mollie welcomed their fourth child, Brady
Andrew, on January 31, 2013. Brady joins
big brothers Ryan, Robbie and Luke.
Colin M. Rochford
’99 and his wife
Heather welcomed
their son Findley
Michael Rochford
on December 26,
2012. Finley is also
the nephew of
Devin S. Rochford
’03 (pictured).
Engagements
Joseph C. Crowley ’00 is engaged to
Serena Cosand. A November 2013
wedding is planned in Napa, California.
Scott A. Clark on July 9, 2013. He was
the father of John N. Clark ’14 and
husband of Elaine Clark, member of the
Prep English department.
Fr. William J. Connolly, S.J. on April
4, 2013, former member of the Prep
faculty (1950-1951).
Catherine “Kay” Donovan on April 2,
2013. She was the aunt of Fr. John J.
Hanwell, S.J., Fairfield Prep President.
Ann T. Hanwell on March 21, 2013. She
was the mother of Fr. John J. Hanwell,
S.J., Fairfield Prep President.
Robert C. Koteles, Sr. on June 4, 2013.
He was groundskeeper at Fairfield
University and worked lovingly in
rebuilding the Fairfield Prep baseball
field.
Catherine Wallace on April 12, 2013.
She was the mother of Barry Wallace
of the Prep English department.
Constance Whiteman on May
9, 2013. She was the mother of
Jamie Whiteman of the Prep Math
department and grandmother of Simon
Whiteman ’15.
St. Pat’s
Parade
he Latin Scholars
Talumni group and
students in the Prep Irish
Culture Club participated
in the Bridgeport parade
in March.
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Emma Beyerly, daughter
of Sandy Beyerly, former
Director of Library Services,
avidly perusing her Prep Today
magazine!
Simonetti’s Shakespeare in Shelton
Tom Simonetti ’01 has founded the first Valley
Shakespeare Festival in Shelton. For three days in July,
a “Shakespeare in the Park” of Comedy of Errors was staged at
Shelton Veterans Memorial Park. “This is something I wanted
to do since I was 17,” said Simonetti. He said that was the age
when he saw a performance of a Shakespeare play and fell in
love. Simonetti said as a camp counselor, he was able to bring
his students to the theater. He was able to get the youth into
a play where he was the lead. “That’s when I knew I had to
do this,” he said. Shelton is “a town that loves the arts,” said
Simonetti. “This is something Shelton
will stand behind.” According to festival
organizers, community benefits to the
event include having high school and
college students participate in internship
and apprentice programs; a Shakespeare
for Seniors program with activities; and
promoting the Naugatuck
Valley’s economic
resources and businesses.
For more information visit
vsfestival.org.
Source: Shelton Herald
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