Annual Report 2012-2013

MISSION: To provide an education in the Jesuit
tradition, which integrates college preparatory
academic and professional work environments
thereby preparing students from under-resourced
families for success in college and life.
Table of Contents
From the President, Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J. ..............................3
From the Principal, Jeb Myers ............................................4
Kairos Retreat .....................................................................6
Corporate Work Study Program ..........................................7
Graduate Spotlight ..........................................................10
Supporters .......................................................................12
Financials ..........................................................................18
Board of Directors and Administration .........................19
2012-2013 Student Demographic Profile
Ethnicity
% of Total
City of Origin
% of Total
Latino/ Hispanic 76%
Black/ African American 16%
Multi-racial 5%
White 2%
Asian/ Pacific Islander 1%
Minneapolis 68%
Southern suburbs 15%
Northern suburbs 9%
St. Paul/ Eastern suburbs 6%
Western suburbs 2%
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Cura Personalis...Care for the Whole Person
Each week I take my turn in the morning greeting line of our school, offering students a handshake and
light-hearted words of encouragement to begin their school day. This loving, personal presence is a
concrete expression of the value which we, and all Jesuit schools, place on cura personalis, or caring for the
whole person. The morning greeting line conveys to our students: Jazmin (or Jessica or David or Jesús),
I care about you. God cares about you!
A commitment to cura personalis pervades our school. In the classroom, teachers guide students to ask for
support when necessary. Our two social workers meet with almost half of the students on a regular basis to
support them as they work through complex emotional issues.
Away from school, the Corporate Work Study Program team checks in frequently with student workers,
leading with the question ‘Do you feel safe at work?’ And then they ask, ‘How can we and your supervisor
support you to be successful?’ Extra-curricular activities — chess club, choir, dance, student government,
theater, and sports — offer creative outlets in the midst of a demanding school day and work week, bringing
balance to the equation of caring for the mind, body and spirit of our students.
Meanwhile, post-secondary education is vital to our mission. Starting as early as 9th grade, our college
counselor de-mystifies the college selection process, recruiting families for local road trips to visit college
campuses, while also recruiting bi-lingual professionals to inform and assist families with the financial aid
process. Once accepted to college for the first time, there is an all-school ceremony in which the seniors’
names appear in bright lights on the big screen of our auditorium, and they come forward one by one to
receive a coveted “Accepted” t-shirt.
Finally, our gradate support coordinator and I team up to visit every one of our graduates on their college
campuses before Thanksgiving of their freshman year, thereby delivering a new version of the old message:
We still care about you! Your perseverance and success is ours too.
Thank you for your role in assisting us to provide the cura personalis which transforms our students to
become the young men and women God desires.
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
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Care for the Whole Student
Students at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School are expected to perform:
demonstrating standards in the classroom; completing assigned tasks
in the workplace; and competing on the soccer field, basketball court
or track.
In 2012-13, we can now include “on the stage” as our drama club
wrote and performed a play in the winter entitled, “The Trouble
with Sandy,” about an eclectic group of Fashion Week participants
stranded in a New York City hotel during the hurricane. The drama
club then collaborated with the choir to perform the musical
“The Frog Prince” in the spring.
Witnessing our students perform, no matter the venue, is impressive
on the surface. Students solved polynomial inequalities in
Mathematics and argued the benefits of non-monetary incentives
in Economics. Students scored goals in soccer, blocked shots in
basketball and entertained with their voices, humor and expressions on the stage. Below the surface, our students have
practiced, stumbled and overcome the challenges all students experience and more. Close to half of our students meet
with counselors (social workers) to help manage academic behaviors, social and emotional health and life situations
pertaining to family issues: conflict, immigration, unemployment, loss, or substance abuse. Our students are also buoyed
up by their supportive teachers, counselors, staff and most importantly their relationship with God, developed through
our Campus Ministry programs prayer services, Chapel visits, monthly Masses and annual retreats.
The Class of 2013 experienced the first ever Kairos retreat on the shores of Lake Sylvia in Annandale, Minnesota. This
three day faith sharing event was a time to listen, reflect and share with God, their peers and the retreat leaders. Initial
skepticism, “Is this a MANDATORY graduation expectation?” became 98% of Seniors reporting that it was their most
important experience at our school on the end of year Exit Survey.
Our students are honing their skills academically, physically, socially and spiritually to perform successfully in life.
Jeb Myers
Principal
By the Numbers: Most Significant Achievements of 2012-13
47: Number of seniors in our third graduating class
100 : Percent of graduates accepted to college or the military
95 : Percent of students retained between August 2012 and June 2013
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94: Percent of students who successfully demonstrated standards
in order to be promoted to the next grade level
: Our daily student attendance rate
98

Gizel and her supervisor, Barry Cardona
SHPE Sparks STEM Interest
In 2010, Medtonic, Inc. joined our list of Corporate Work Study Program
partners. It was soon thereafter that James Rodriguez contacted Principal
Jeb Myers about forming a partnership. James Rodriguez is the Minnesota
Chapter President of the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE)
and Medtronic engineer.
Rodriguez and his group wanted to reach out to the community to ignite more
interest in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics or
STEM. They proposed an event, Noche de Ciencias (Night of Science), where
students and their families could not only witness, but also participate in
various projects and experiences.
SHPE brought Noche de Ciencias to our school in the Fall of 2012. Students
and families were energized about STEM and excited about bringing interest
to the class. Rodriguez and Mr. Myers shared with the group that Noche de Ciencias was just the beginning and SHPE
would become a permanent club at our school as a Junior Chapter.
A group of 17 students met twice a week with Rodriguez and faculty advisor and Physics and Calculus teacher, Mr. Eric
Hartz, to learn about different areas of STEM. The students ventured to college campuses and heard from real-world
professionals about STEM. Gizel Ojeda Gomez ’14, the group’s president, even had the opportunity to work in an
engineering internship this summer at Medtronic that has continued as her Corporate Work Study job this school year.
She says, “Medtronic gave me an amazing amount of engineering experience and problem-solving skills that I have
been applying to my everyday life.”
As SHPE enters its second year with our school, Mr. Hartz has seen the effects of SHPE in his classroom. “SHPE has been a
great outlet for our creative and talented students. The students have been able to see how the work they do in science and
math applies to real world careers. As a result, classroom engagement and performance have improved tremendously.”
Students Inducted into National Honor Society
In December 2012, 14 juniors and ten seniors became the first members of the
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School National Honor Society (NHS) Chapter.
Only 31 students in the school had a high enough cumulative GPA to apply
for the prestigious society. The application process included documenting
work, service and leadership experience, writing an essay, and obtaining
teacher recommendations. A faculty council reviewed applications and
chose the 24 candidates.
Students and their families were invited to a special banquet to celebrate their
induction. Each student lit a candle from the customary NHS “honor” candle
and signed our school’s NHS registry as the first inductees.
NHS members are leaders in our school community. They work hard to maintain
their high academic standing and continue to give back to their communities.
Faculty advisor, Mr. Nicolas Contreraz, advocated bringing NHS to our school. “We wanted a formal way to
recognize our exceptional students and the hard work they produce on a consistent basis. NHS will help our students
develop as servant leaders to our school community as well as to the greater Twin Cities.”
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Cristo Rey Network Annual Meeting
This past April, presidents, principals, work-study directors, board chairs,
religious sponsors and Cristo Rey Network (CRN) staff came to Minneapolis
for the CRN Annual Meeting. We were very proud to show the other 25 CRN
schools the really great thing we have going here.
Tuesday night participants attended Mass at St. Olaf Catholic Church in
Minneapolis celebrated by Fr. John Foley, S.J., founder of Cristo Rey Jesuit High
School in Chicago and the Cristo Rey Network. Fr. Foley preached about the ambitious growth plan of the network and
called member schools to “hope for the ridiculous.” Mass was followed by a dinner at the University of St. Thomas (UST)
School of Law, with keynote speaker, Dr. Carol Bruess. Dr. Bruess’ Communications course at UST has partnered with our
freshmen English class for the past six years as part of a service learning project.
The main attraction, however, was Wednesday night when three coach buses full of high school administrators arrived at
Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S. The visitors exited the buses with gasps, sighs, and exclamations of “wow” as they marveled in the
beauty of our school and the poised student ambassadors who greeted them.
The visit included Mass, student–led tours, and a reception followed by dinner and fellowship. To end the evening, our
visitors enjoyed a highlight reel of videos from our annual campus visits with our graduates.
What a pleasure to share our school and showcase our students with our Cristo Rey family from across the country!
We look forward to hosting again in another 25 years!
Seniors Experience Kairos
Preparing our students for success in college and life is our most
important priority. And our students work hard every day to make that
a reality. However, as our school culture has evolved over the years, we
realized that we wanted our students to apply that same rigor to their
spiritual development as well as their academic.
In comes our senior retreat experience, Kairos. Kairos, a Greek word
meaning “living on God’s time”, has a strong tradition in Jesuit schools.
It allows students the opportunity to step away from their every life and
obligations in order to reflect on their own faith life and relationships
with God and others.
Over a dozen members of our community who had their own Kairos experience joined our campus ministry team seven
months before the retreat to plan this important weekend for our seniors.
Ms. Colleen Smith, Campus Minister, says, “We could not have asked for a better first experience for our seniors!
Students were inspired and moved by the sincerity and honesty of their teachers who shared stories of their own
struggles and triumphs. Their hearts were on fire with love for God and each other.”
For Carissa Sanchez ’13, the Kairos retreat was a formative experience. “It brought me closer to my classmates and my
teachers as well. It showed me beyond the smiles I saw every day at school and I got to know more about them. Overall,
I can say Kairos sealed up my last days in Cristo Rey and it was one of the best experiences of my four years!”
Carissa’s sentiments are evident in our school culture this year as younger students are anticipating their own retreats.
“There is hardly a day that goes by when I am not asked by one student or another, ‘Mrs. Smith, when is OUR retreat?’”
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Care for the Whole Worker
Corporate Work Study Program
Each day I see a quarter of our student body load the vans or school buses to depart for their jobs. I am always amazed.
So much goes into making this a successful daily venture: attendance, bag lunches, transportation routes, drivers
showing up, checking school uniforms, giving encouraging words for a good and productive day, and hoping all goes
well at work.
Urban Youth meet Corporate America. Corporate America
meet Urban Youth.
This is where Cura Personalis enters. It is at Medtronic where
Alfred ’14 gains practical experience in engineering or student
Emerald ’13 shadows a surgeon at Regions Hospital. It is student
Aminata ’14 learning that as a customer service agent at Delta, not
everyone is friendly or student Brisseida ’16 at Open Arms of MN
filling boxes of food for the homebound that are too sick to cook their
own food. It is supervisor Angela saying she doesn’t know how she did
her job without her student workers or supervisor Emily claiming she
stays in her current role so she can continue to supervise our students.
Our Corporate Work Study Program is more than an exchange of
resources, services for compensation. It is an avenue through which
students and employers experience Cura Personalis.
Our students care for their supervisors,
our supervisors care for our students.
Meg Brudney
Executive Director, Corporate Work Study Program
By the Numbers: Corporate Work Study Program
Achievements of 2012-13
1: Number of name changes
145 : supervisors mentoring and challenging our 291 students
96 : Percent of students met, occasionally exceeded, or consistently exceeded
expectations in overall job performance
150: Students nominated by their supervisors to be “Employee of the Month”
96 : Percent of students in attendance on their scheduled workday
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AgMotion: Four Generations
of Partnership
Neither Abraham Zhanay ’11 nor any of his four siblings had heard
of the commodities trader, AgMotion, before Abraham started
at Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. Nevertheless, he and his three
siblings, William ’13, Nelson ’15, and Sara ’17, became critical
members of the AgMotion team.
From left to right: Nelson, Supervisor Barb Obinger,
William, Sara, Abraham, and CEO Rolf Peters
When AgMotion CEO, Rolf Peters, first heard about the Corporate
Work Study Program (CWSP) in 2007, he never imagined the value
it would create for his company. “When I first heard about it I thought, okay, we can have someone sit here, count
paperclips and run errands. But because these students are smart and motivated, we’re at the point where we rely on
them. We can’t really get along without them.”
It all started in 2007 with Abraham. He was the first student-worker to join the AgMotion team. Barb Obinger, Executive
Assistant, was his supervisor. “To be honest, I thought to myself, ‘This kid isn’t going to make it.’ Boy, did I eat my words later.”
Abraham proved to be a hard worker, dedicating himself to each task that Barb assigned. “My dad always told me if you
work hard, you will get respect. And that is what I have gotten by working here, respect.” He was even recognized as
CWSP’s Employee of the Month during his freshman year.
Abraham gladly returned to AgMotion his sophomore year and shared with Obinger that he had a younger brother in
8th grade who was also interested in working at AgMotion. Barb met William and requested he be placed at AgMotion.
In 2009, William started at AgMotion, working an alternate day to Abraham, with a lot to prove. Not only was this
his first job, but he felt certain expectations of being a Zhanay. “Abraham set the bar really high. I felt like it was an
obligation for me to meet that bar and pass it if I could.” Abraham commented about the sibling rivalry, “I’ve got these
guys on my tail!”
Abraham graduated in 2011 only to be followed by Nelson and this year, Sara. Obinger observed, “The Zhanays get
smarter and smarter. Sara knows her job. And it’s an important job because the paperwork that she processes today
generates our receivables that go out tomorrow. I never have to come in the next day and finish them.”
Thinking back on the impact of Cristo Rey Jesuit H.S. at AgMotion, Peters realizes, “Wow, going back six years, it’s
possible that Cristo Rey students have cataloged several billions of dollars worth of transactions.”
But for Obinger it is more than the invoices, “I am blessed to be able to be a part of this family and to connect with
Cristo Rey to help encourage and educate these students. I am blessed to be a part of their lives.”
From the mouth of babes: What Students Say About Supervisors
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“She always goes out of her way to help me to feel strong,
confident and brave. She makes me feel as if nothing is impossible.“
“Not only does he help me become a better
worker, but also to become a better person.”
“She cares about what goes on in my life and always
asks me about school and how my week is going.”

Students worked in 90 companies and
organizations throughout the Twin Cities.
Our corporate partners make our school possible. Last year, our students earned
nearly $1.7 million toward the cost of their education. But they gained so much more.
Their supervisors and mentors guide them through a corporate environment and teach
them invaluable skills that they will use not only during their four years at our school, but
long after. THANK YOU to our partners for all you do for our students and our school.
Automotive
Advance Auto Parts
Luther Automotive Group
Banking/finance
Allianz Life
BMO Financial Group
Deluxe Corp
Dougherty Financial Group
CliftonLarsonAllen LLP
General Mills Tax
Department
KPMG
Lazard Middle Market LLP
PwC, LLP
Trujillo’s Services
US Bank 24 Hour Banking
US Bank ATM
US Bank Prepaid
Wells Fargo Bank Audit &
Security
Wells Fargo Public Finance
Wells Fargo Securities, LLC
Wipfli LLP
Commodities trading
AgMotion
Construction
Mortenson Construction
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Consumer goods
General Mills
Kemps, LLC
Education
Capella University
Cristo Rey Jesuit High
School
ECMC
International Education
Center
Joyce Preschool
Risen Christ
Elementary School
University of St. Thomas –
Opus College of Business
Energy
Xcel Energy
Foundations
General Mills Foundation
Pohlad Family Foundation
Healthcare
Children’s Hospitals and
Clinics of Minnesota
HealthPartners Corporate
Medtronic, Inc.
OptumHealth Care
Solutions
OptumInsight
Regions Hospital
UnitedHealthcare
Community & State
UnitedHealth Group
Human resources
Ceridian Corporation
Law
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Gray Plant Mooty
Leonard Street and
Deinard, P.A.
Lindquist & Vennum PLLP
Merchant & Gould, PC
Oppenheimer Wolff &
Donnelly LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller &
Ciresi LLP
UnitedHealth Group Legal
Xcel Energy, Inc. Legal
Administration
Zelle Hofmann Voelbel &
Mason LLP
Manufacturing
Ecolab
LeJeune Steel Co.
Tennant Co.
Valspar Corporation
Media/printing
Hubbard Broadcasting Inc.
Japs–Olson Company
KFAI, Fresh Air, Inc.
Merrill Corporation
Thomson Reuters
Nonprofit
Animal Humane Society
(Underwritten by:
The Colleen Ryan Family)
Casa Guadalupana
Catholic Charities of
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Church of the Assumption
Friends of the Orphans
Holy Rosary/Santo
Rosario Catholic Church
Minnesota WorkForce
Center
Northern Star Council,
Boy Scouts of America
Open Arms of Minnesota
(Underwritten by:
General Mills Foundation)
Project For Pride In Living
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Science Museum of
Minnesota (Underwritten
by: The Roehl and
Fleischhacker Families)
The Basilica of Saint Mary
University of MN, ReUse
Center
Youth Frontiers, Inc.
Office interiors
Omni Workspace
Professional
services
Baker Tilly Virchow
Krause, LLP
SALO /Oberon/
NumberWorks
Real estate
Marquette Real Estate Group
Retail
Best Buy Corporate
DDS, LLC
Scientific research
Pace Analytical
Technology
Amcom Software, Inc.
Avtex Solutions LLC
Geek Squad – Roseville
SPS Commerce
Transportation
C.H. Robinson
Worldwide, Inc.
Delta Airlines, Inc.
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Care for the Whole College Student
Cura Personalis is key in College Counseling and Graduate Support. We know
that our students need financial, emotional, and social care in order to be
academically successful in college.
In College Counseling, students’ families are included in the path to college.
We organize Saturday college trips to introduce the whole family to university
life. We offer support to families to understand a student’s financial aid package.
We provide help in weighing a student’s options for paying for college.
The Graduate Support Program is a unique extension of college counseling that
focuses not only on retaining our talented students in college, but on also providing
the means to self-determination. We teach them to ask the right questions and to
advocate for themselves using campus resources. We offer logistical, academic and
financial guidance to our college students and troubleshoot in matters that would
otherwise inhibit them from continuing their studies.
Graduate Support continues our mission by encouraging our students to achieve their college aspirations and providing
the tools to get there. We care for the whole person by caring through the whole process.
Raquel Gudiel
Graduate Support Coordinator
Micki O’Flynn
College Counselor
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Finding Herself in India
Attending college in California was not an easy transition for Kiara Machuca ’11, now a
Junior at Santa Clara University. “I knew nobody! I had no family, no friends.” Despite
the challenges of being far away from her parents in Richfield, MN Kiara has made
a home in Santa Clara. She is president of her sorority, Lambda Sigma Gamma, and
serves on the university’s LEAD council, which assists prospective First Generation
students and families. She has even spoken at fundraising events for the new Cristo Rey
school opening in San Jose, CA next year.
But Kiara’s most memorable college experience thus far was her fellowship this
past summer in Calcutta, India with the Destiny Foundation, a non-governmental
organization focusing on providing support to sex-trafficking victims through
counseling, healthcare and vocational training. As a marketing student, Kiara was
tasked with introducing two new products that the Destiny Foundation women could
make and subsequently be sold in the U.S. In her six weeks in Calcutta, Kiara not
only designed two new products, but also improved the inventory and quality control
systems of the organization.
Returning to her Junior year at Santa Clara, Kiara is more committed than ever to her studies. “I am very thankful that I got
to go to India because my life was changed! It opened my eyes. I want to help other people with my business knowledge.”
And she hasn’t forgotten about where she came from. Kiara often drops in to our school when home on break, “Cristo
Rey helps me to rejuvenate myself.”
“You know what we say each morning, ‘Guided by Faith, Prepared for Life and Serving Others.’ Being in college, I’ve
really realized that ‘serving others’ is important. Cristo Rey instilled that in me. It’s still engrained in me to give back.”

Supporting Our Graduates: From Sea to Shining Sea
Our students’ success continues through college. Seventy-five percent of our graduates are enrolled in a twoor
four-year college or university. This is amazing considering that according to the National Student Clearinghouse,
only 54 percent of college students, regardless of their demographical background, complete a degree within six
years. Currently our graduates are studying in over 40 different college and universities in 14 states and the District of
Columbia. Two members of the Class of 2011 even graduated from two-year schools.
River Forest, IL
Milwaukee, WI
Dubuque, IA
Platteville, WI
Salt Lake City, UT Eau Claire, WI
River Falls, WI
Fargo, ND
Notre Dame, IN
Houghton, MI
Cincinnati, OH
Washington, DC
Duluth
St. Joseph
Collegeville
St. Cloud
Las Vegas, NV
St. Leo, FL
St. Paul
Santa Clara, CA
Socorro, NM
Vernon, TX
Storm Lake, IA
Mankato
Winona
Northfield
Minneapolis
SCHOOLS OUT OF STATE
• Buena Vista University- IA
• Concordia College- IL
• Georgetown University- DC
• Loras College- IA
• Marquette University- WI
• Michigan Technological University- MI
• New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology- NM
• North Dakota State University- ND
• Saint Leo University- FL
• Saint Mary’s College- IN
• Santa Clara University- CA
• University of Nevada Las Vegas- NV
• University of Utah- UT
• University of Wisconsin Eau Claire- WI
• University of Wisconsin Platteville- WI
• University of Wisconsin River Falls- WI
• Vernon College- TX
• Xavier University- OH
BRANCHES OF THE MILITARY
• Army
• Army National Guard
• Marine Corps
* Degrees earned
SCHOOLS IN MINNESOTA
• Anoka Ramsey Community College
• Augsburg College
• Carleton College
• Century Community College
• Center Point MassageTherapy School *
• College of Saint Benedict/ Saint John’s University
• The College of Saint Scholastica
• Concordia University
• Dunwoody College of Technology
• Everest Institute *
• Hamline University
• Inver Hills Community College
• Hennepin Technical College
• Metropolitan State University
• Minneapolis Community and Technical College
• Minnesota School of Business
• Minnesota State University- Mankato
• Normandale Community College
• North Hennepin Community College
• Saint Catherine University
• St. Cloud State University
• Saint Mary’s University of MN
• Saint Paul College
• University of Minnesota- Twin Cities
• University of Northwestern
• University of Saint Thomas
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Recently, all faculty/staff were asked what makes our school different.
Again and again, the answers were that it’s adults who care - teachers,
administrators, employers, and volunteers – who prepare our students
academically for success in college, teach them job skills for future
employment and form young men and women to serve God through their lives.
But, those teachers, administrators, employers and volunteers are not the
only adults who care.
Without you, and the other donors listed on the next few pages, our
students would not be able to attend a Jesuit, private, college-preparatory
high school. Our students would not be learning real-world job skills at their Corporate Work Study Program sites, skills
that uniquely position them for future employment. Our students would not be taught to value themselves as well as
others.
You truly care for our students. We are blessed to have friends like you who believe in our mission and have the same
high expectations that prepare our students for success in college and in life. Our hardworking students need the
confidence, the skills and the knowledge to move forward. You give them this opportunity.
Thank you.
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Donors
Individuals and Families
$50,000+
Anonymous (2)
Darren and Terry Jackson
Edward and Beverly Kaye
Betty and Whitney MacMillan
Al and Mary Agnes McQuinn
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Gary and Pat Sauer
Warren and Mary Lynn Staley
$25,000-$49,999.99
Jane McDonald Black and
Archie Black
Betty Lucas
Mary Mulheran †
Colleen Ryan
Patrick and Ann Ryan
$10,000-$24,999.99
Anonymous
Ray and Mary Lou Barton
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Mary and Ernest Dorn
Tim and Ann Fleming
Gregory and Jane Goven
Timothy and Mary Gray
Jim and Kathy Haymaker
Jack and Kate Helms
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Patrick and Patti McAdaragh
John and Jane McNeill
Brian and Shelly Murray
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Laura Bohlander, Elizabeth
Page and Robert Page
Katherine and Gerald Roehl
Scott and Ellen Sayer
Hank and Chris Shea
Marion Short
Tim and Mary Beth Trine
Donna Welsh
$5,000-$9,999.99
Terry and Laura Becker
Matt and Lori Brumbaugh
Laurie and Thomas Burns
Ronald and Joan Cornwell
Mary Ann and Harry Debes
John and Paula Kelly
Paul and Jill Kirwin
Daniel Linwick
Stephen and Colleen Lucke
Kathleen Manatt
Girard P. Miller
Margaret and Greg Palen
Rolf and Sarah Peters
Dean Phillips
Jim and Cindy Shingler
Bill Sislo
Joan and Bill Slattery
Peter Spokes
$1,000-$4,999
Anonymous
Patrick and Mary Alexander
Michele Manatt and Wolfram
Anders
Sanford and Wendy Anderson
Timothy and Sue Anderson
Mary Jo and David Bangasser
Joseph and Helen Bettendorf
Mary Pat Cleary and Peter
Bianco
William Bieber
Terry and Karen Bonertz
Patricia and Dick Brooks
Meg and Jim Brudney
Christine and Jay Brunkhorst
Bonnie and Tod Carpenter
Carl and Kim Casale
Robert and Nancy Christensen
Timothy and Tara Clark
John and Kathleen Cleveland
Ron and Kathy Colby
Lucia and Stoddard Crane
Charlie Daum
Gary and Linda Dooner
Dan and Janet Dryer
Mike and Debbie Ducar
Paul and Mary Jo Ekman
Robert and Elizabeth Elfstrand
John and Sheila Folkestad
James and Michele Frome
Bill and Barbara Gabler
Michael and Marie Gallagher
Charles and Arlene Garrity
Robert and Charlotte Gavin
Charles and Muriel Geisen
Mary McMahon and Alan
Geiwitz
Michael and Jean Giese
David Graves
Jerome and Elvira Grundmayer
Joan and Craig Gudorf
Ken and Evelyn Gudorf
James and Gail Haemmerle
Robert and Mina Harrigan
Lyth and Mary Hartz
Max and Kari Heerman
John and Nancy Holden
Tim Holmberg
Colleen and John Hooley
Benjamin Jaffray
Thomas and Catherine Johnson
William Kane, MD, Ph.D.
John and Mary Keefe
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Dean Laurance
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Stephen and Roxanne Lerum
Mike and Karlene Lindseth
Anthony and Piper Manatt
Michelle Manatt
Annette Margarit
Brian and Susan Mark
MaryAnne and John Mauriel
Charlie McCrossan
Katie and Michael McElroy
Michael and Mary Kate
McFadden
Katherine McKenzie
James and Marjorie O’Hara
Tish and Richard Osborn
Anthony and Tamara Parr
Richard and Nancy Perrine
Thomas and Laurie Pohlad
Mary Ann Portnoy
Linda Tapsak and David Pote
David and Karen Quinby
Lois Rogers
Herbert and Cyrilla Royce

Donors $1,000 – $4,999 (cont’d)
Samuel and Cecilia Salas
Stephen Schulz
Merlyn and Bernadine
Scroggins
Dick and Marianne
Seidenstricker
Brian and Kathy Short
Mariah Snyder
Storrow Sommer
Margaret Selby-Soran and
Philip Soran
Ella Spanjers
Robert and Anne Strachota
Mike and Elizabeth Sweeney
Kathleen Thiede
Ann and Taige Thornton
Tracy Tredinnick
Joan and Ron Villella
Richard Voelbel
Jane Ladky and Charles Vogel
John Watkins
Ann and Michael Wilczynski
Peter Wilhoit
$500-$999
Anonymous (2)
Lars and Marilyn Bakken
Jack and Joan Barrett
John and Patricia Belian
Archie and Patricia Black
Deborah Schlichting and
Charlie Blomme
Amanda and Chase Boswell
Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton
Dave and Katie Dorn
James and Delores Frome
David and Paula Graff
John and Theresa Griep
John and Joanne Haurykiewicz
Robert and Carmela Hobbins
William and Carol Hoffmann
M. Janice Hogan-Schiltgen
Christopher and Cindy Huerter
Jane Huerter and Richard
Jeffries
Rita Johnson-Mills
Nicholas and Jodee Kozlak
Eric and Elizabeth Laughlin
Steve and Janet Lerch
Thomas and Sheila Letscher
Anne Lockner Bernat
Thomas and Susan McGuire
Harry McNeely, Jr.
Thomas and Rose Mary Meyer
Anne Cullen Miller and Mark
Miller
John Montgomery
Tim and Mary Alice Morin
John and Eileen Mullen
Richard K. Mullin
William and Chouhei Mullin
Mimi Mullin Villaume
Benjamin Murray
Joanne Nalepka
Gen Olson
Larry and Judith Pfaff
Joseph and Sara Pohlad
Roy Rueb
Ed and Mireille Sarquis
John and Carole Sayer
Colleen and David Smith
Katherine Spokes
Kenneth and Helen Swanson
Lee and Kristin Vetter
Ann Hart and William Wernz
Lucy and Richard Wilhoit
To $499
Anonymous (2)
Wilson and Theresa Acevedo
Linda Adam
Barbara Ahlstrom
Theodore Albrecht
Alan Arthur
William and Beverly Bailey
Rosemary Barry
Thomas and Joan Barry
Leo and Lenora Beauregard
Lisa Becchetti
Paul and Linda Beierschmitt
Johanna Bell
Howard and Jo Anne Bennett
Joan Bernet
Katie Birthler
John and Shibani Bisson
Patricia and Thomas Blessing
H. Thomas and Christina Blum
Paul Boldischar
Kathy and John Boone
Bernice Bordenave
William Bowler
Melissa Peterman and John
Brady
Anthony Bramante
Robin Brandt
Dwain and Barbara Breitbach
Lorraine Breitenbucher
Ryan Brennan
Mary and Pete Bretzman
Gerald and Dianne Brost
John Brown, Jr.
Joan Brownstein
Anna-Marie Byrne
J. Michael Byron
James and Carmen Campbell
Niki Carlson
Virginia Carter
Dennis and Mary Lou Caskey
Robert and Mary Casper, Jr.
Barbara Cassius
Joe and Teresa Christensen
Ann and Richard Christiansen
Shannon Clark
Michelle Clark
Chris Claude
Lawrence and Patricia Clemens
Daniel and Katherine Cole
Sarah Coleman
Alfred Colling
George X. Connor
Joseph Claus and Martha
Conway
Victoria Costello
Thomas and Katherine Coulter
William and Sharon Coyne
Timothy and Nancy Cronin
Christopher and Ingrid Culp
Mary Jane Curran
Marlene and Roland Curtis
Kathleen Danford
Thomas and Bobbi Davis
Sarah Deschamps
John and Judith Devney
Neil and Judith DeVries
Joseph and Holly DiGange
Gina Dillon
Joseph Dixon III
George Dmowski, Jr.
Mae Dobbs
Thomas and Betty Nell Dolan
Lisa and Scott Dongoske
Kris and Patrick Donnelly
Greg and Stephanie Dosser
Dorothy Dougherty
Sara Downes
Michael Doyle
Bridget Doyle
Fr. Philip F. Dreckman, S.J.
Edward and Jo Anne Driscoll
Anne Drolet
Bill Dubbs
Matthew and Vickey Dudley
Robert Duff
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Duffy
Faye M. Padgett and Francis
J. Duggan
Mary Dunbar
Dianne Elfstrand
Mary and Nicholas Eoloff
Jeremy Ericson
Gabriel Espinosa
David and Lorraine Fait
Mary and Richard Falvey
Mike and Joni Farris
Eugene and Margaret Fedora
Peter and Lorraine Fischer
David and Helen Fitzgerald
Brigid Fitzgerald
Richard and Ruth Foley
Larry and Toni Forsland
Maggie Lockner Franke and
Matt Franke
Roberta and Lowell Franklin
Mark Fredrickson
Cindy and Mark Gallagher
Thomas and Gloria Ganther
Edward and Joan Gartner
Tito Gavelan
Eugene and Joan Gennaro
Carol Ann Geraghty
Theodore and Eloise Giannoble
Virginia and James Giefer
Ellen Giles
Audrey Glynn
Christiane and Jean Pierre
Goetstouwers
Mary Goetz
Frances and Sue Gonyea
Elizabeth Goodman
Donald and Jacqueline Grant
Marvin and Gaynice Greener
Joseph and Kathryn Hamel
Dennis Hamilton
Robert Hand
Scott and Michele Hansen
Robyn Hanson
Judith Harmatys
Matthew Harrington
Claire Hartley
Cristi and Chris Hedtke
Sarah Heidkamp
Mary Absolon and William
Herber
Terence Hickey
George and Mary Dee Hicks
Jim and Anita Hidding
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Donors To $499 (cont’d)
Jessica and Nathan Hill
Martin and Jane Hilt
John and Sharon Hite
Charles and Renee Hoenig
Kirk Hoffman
Terry Hoffman
Patricia and Thomas Holloran
Scot and Susan Housh
Judith and John Hruby
Christine Solso and Robert
Huber
Gary and Bonnie Hugeback
Bernice and Clarence Hynes
Glenn Jackola
Richard and Kathleen Jackson
Ann Rockler Jackson and
Robert Jackson
Paul Jaeger
Kathryn and Ralph Jewell
Emily Johnson
Josephine Johnson
Mike Addy and Nancy Johnson
Lorraine and Marlyn Johnson
James and Mary Ellen Jordan
Peggy and Duane Joseph
Mary Jubenville
David and Kathy Jungquist
Bill Keatts
Martin and Esther Kellogg
Robert and Teresa Kemmerer
Robert and Jean Kennedy
Kyle and Kelly Kirsch
Franklin Knoll
Jocelyn and Peter Knoll
Elizabeth Kostelc
Robert Kranz
John and Barbara Krenn
Terry Kriesel
James Kuhn
Janis Lane-Ewart
Thomas and Bonita Lang
James and Esther Lannon
Robert Larsen and Alice
Brown Larsen
John Lawlor
Mary and Edward LeClair
Laura Brandon Lee and John
Lee
Kathi Lee
Martha S. Lepore
Timothy and Kristen LeRoux
Suzanne Veenhuis and Daniel
Levitt
Richard and Margaret Lidstad
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Larry and Kathy Link
Harriet Lodermeier
Joshua Loftis
Audrene and Roy Lojovich
Linda Wolter and Jeff Lonn
Lawrence Loomis
Jennifer and Aron
Lopez-Herrera
Bill and Barb Madden
Mark Magers
Dennis Malloy
Thomas and Dorothy Maloney
Armantina Malvarez Espinosa
Brad and Mary Manatt
Nancy and Frank Martin
Mary Martin
Anthony and Carolyn Martino
William and Carole Martino
Rebecca and John Mason
Brandon Maves
Vernon and Dorothy Mayer
Cynthia and John McArdell
Joseph and Ruth McCarthy
Terence Fruth and Mary
McEvoy
Richard and Joyce McFarland
Terry McNellis
Tim McNulty
Jeff and Gina Meacham
Henry Meeker
Sigrid Ruhland and Ted Mellby
Shirley and David Mellen
Robb Meyers
Richard Michel
Jim Miley
Terrence and Kathryn Miller
Sheila Miller
Ron and Margaret Minegar
Margene Mistelske
Lee Moisant
Ingrid Molema
Tracy Grogan Mooty and
Bruce Mooty
Thomas Moses
Sidney and Rosalyn Mott
John J. Murray
Rosemary B. Naphin
Nicole and David Nelson
Joseph and Judith Neumeier
James Nichols
Elizabeth Nickel
Elaine Niman
Kimberly and Michael Norton
Sonja and Lowell Noteboom
Ann Nygaard
Maura O’Leary
Tuny and Michael O’Rourke
John and Martha O’Toole
John ODonnell
Dorothy and Robert Ollmann
Mimi Ouellette Weinberger
Jerome and Bridget Ouimet
John and Audrey Panian
Erica Parr
Roy Pearman
Alice Pena
John and Nancy Peyton
Richard and Margaret Pfohl
Patricia Pocrnich
Shirley Polejewski
Thomas and Catherine
Popehn
David and Christine Power
Geoffrey and Cheryl Raile
Roshan Rajkumar
Alice and Philip Randall
Maureen Rangen
Deb and Thomas Ratelle
Denise and Keenan Raverty
Frances Regan
Daniel and Margaret Reif
Michael and Emily Reif
Emily Reineccius
Mary and James Reistad
James and Isabel Reynolds
Shirley and Arne Rian
Jamison and Meredith Rice
Alice Rice
Jane Richards
Peter and Mary Ritten
Merle and Marguerite
Robertson
Annette Rode
Mary Jo and Thomas Rogalski
Michael and Shari Rogalski
Diana and John Roth
Peter and Kathleen Royse
Beth and Peter Rozga
Ann Ruff
Laurence Ruggeri
Frances Rusciano Murnane
Scott and Stephanie Sample
Jack Scanlon
Rita Schild
Frank and Janelle Schlick
Doris and Stephen Schmaltz
Mary Margaret and Phil
Schmidt
Diane Schulte
Marianne Schulz
Michael Scott
Regis and Ruth Seidenstricker
Joseph Selvaggio
James and Anne Marie Seward
Anne C. Shea
Jane and David Siegel
Sherry Skarsten
Robert and Marilyn Small
Rhonda Smiley
Albert Starshak
John and Cheryl Stearns
Paul and Debra Stoll
Thomas and Beverly Stratton
Steven Susens
David Sutton
Sandra and Dave Swanson
Hugh and Susanne Sweeney
Gregory T. Swenson
Robert and Susan Sykes
Robert and Barbara Sykora
Chuck and Mary Tambornino
Andrew Tanghe
Rafael Tarrago
Don Taylor
Anthony Tedesco
Ryan and Brianna Tenges
Patrick Thompson
Laureen Thulien
Kay Vander Vort
Jon and Joan Varner
Edward and Elizabeth
Violante
Steve and Susan Vnoucek
James Vogt
Teresa Walker
Mary Wehmann
Richard and Mary Jean Weigel
Joseph Weinmeyer
Benjamin R. Welshons
Charles and Andrea Wendt
Craig and Tam Westover
Nicolien Wieringa
Paul and Tonya Wilhoit
Kelly and Christopher Wilhoit
Andrew and Katherine Wilhoit
Sandra Wilkens
Gloria Wilkie
Bruce Willis
Michael and Pamela Wold
Derek Wood
Timothy and Lisa Zellmer
Eva Zellmer
Susan Znameroski

Foundations,
Corporations and
Organizations
Anonymous (2)
Alerus Financial
Allina Hospitals & Clinics
American Endowment
Foundation
Garrity Family Giving
AXA Foundation
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Barton Family Foundation
Beim Foundation
Bell Mortgage
Best & Flanagan LLP
Bieber Family Foundation
BMO Harris Bank NA
C.S. McCrossan, Inc.
Catholic Community Foundation
Brian & Michelle Murray
Charitable Fund
Ellen & Scott Sayer
Charitable Fund
John & Carole Sayer
Charitable Fund
John & Jane McNeill Family
Fund
John & Mary Anne Mauriel
Charitable Fund
Mark Miller & Anne Cullen
Miller Fund
Merlyn & Bernadine
Scroggins Family Fund
Michael & Pamela Wold Fund
W. Edward & Mary Hester
Mullin Fund
CenterPoint Energy
Charity Incorporated
Cloverfields Foundation
The Commonweal
Foundation, Inc.
Craig-Hallum Capital Group
LLC
Cristo Rey Scholarship Fund
Culp Family Foundation
The Curtis L. Carlson Family
Foundation
Darden Restaurants, Inc.
Foundation
Darren & Terry Jackson
Foundation
Davanni’s
Deluxe Corporation
Deluxe Corporation
Foundation
The Donaldson Foundation
Dryer Family Foundation
Edward and Karayn Cunnington
Family Foundation
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan
Foundation, Inc.
Faye M. Padgett Trust
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Bob and Barb Sykora
Charitable Fund
David J. Sutton Gift Fund
Jack and Kate Helms Fund
McNulty Family Account
Stephen Schulz Charitable
Fund
William and Ann Hart
Wernz Fund
Fort Snelling Memorial
Chapel Foundation
General Mills Foundation
Gordon & Margaret Bailey
Foundation
Gudorf Family Foundation
H.B. Fuller Company
Foundation
Harry Debes Family Foundation
Highland Capital Brokerage,
Inc.
Honeywell International
Corporation
The Hubbard Broadcasting
Foundation
Hunt Electric Corporation
IBM Employee Services
Center
Jary Lemieux Scholarship
Fund
The Jay & Rose Phillips
Family Foundation of
Minnesota
Jesuit Community at
Creighton University
Jesuit Retreat House on Lake
Winnebago
Jim Strande Insurance Inc.
Kent Family Charitable Trust
Lake Region Medical
Lazard Middle Market,
Minneapolis Office
LeJeune Family Foundation
Liberty Diversified
International
LRE Foundation
Luther Automotive Group
Markoe House Jesuit
Community
Marquette Jesuit Associates,
Inc.
Marsh & McLennan
Companies Matching
Gifts Program
May Family Foundation, Inc.
Merchant & Gould
The Minneapolis Foundation
Brian Mark Family Fund
David and Kathy Jungquist
Dick and Joyce H.
McFarland Family Fund
Terence Fruth and Mary
McEvoy Family Fund
Minneapolis Rotary
Foundation
Minnesota Community
Foundation
Alan Geiwitz and Mary
McMahon Charitable Fund
Tantay Ventures Fund
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Most Precious Blood Church
National Christian Foundation
Twin Cities
Minnesota Chapter National
Football League Alumni, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual
Foundation
Notre Dame Club of Minnesota
Oak Grove Capital
OLG Men’s Club
Omaha Community Foundation
Huerter Family Fund
Oppenheimer Wolff &
Donnelly LLP
Opus Foundation
Ouellette Foundation
Padilla Speer Beardsley
Pax Christi Catholic
Community
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family
Foundation
PreferredOne
The Prudential Foundation
Matching Gifts
Razoo Foundation
Regis College
Renaissance Charitable
Foundation Inc.
Joseph G. & Mary R.
Mulheran Unitrust
Richard E. Brooks and
Patricia Brooks Donor
Advised Fund
Riverway Foundation
Rochester Area Community
Foundation
Cleary Family Fund
The Ron and Kathy Colby
Family Foundation
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
The Saint Paul Foundation
Martin and Esther Kellogg
Fund
Palen Family Foundation
Thomas & Laurie Pohlad
Donor Advised Fund
Tom and Mary Gerry Lee
Family Foundation
Rueb Family Fund
The Sayer Charitable
Foundation
Schwab Charitable Fund
Goven Family Fund
John and Colleen Hooley
Fund
Richard W. and Mary Jean
Weigel Fund
Shamrock Foundation
Target Corporation
TCF Foundation
The Murray Institute
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans Foundation
Truist
U.S. Bank National
Association
Greater Twin Cities United Way
UnitedHealth Group
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
Bob and Beth Elfstrand
Family Fund
Wells Fargo Foundation
Educational Matching Gift
Program
Welsh Family Foundation
WEM Foundation
Williams Executive Search,
Inc.
Willis of Minnesota
Wisconsin Province of the
Society of Jesus
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Tributes
The following people
generously gave to Cristo
Rey Jesuit High School in
honor of friends, loved
ones, and other members
of our community.
Nancy & Frank Martin
Jane Richards
Mary Jo & Thomas Rogalski
James Vogt
Gloria Wilkie
In honor of Alfred J. Rashid, II
Shannon Clark
In honor of James Bakken
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In memory of Jim Robinson
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In honor of Jeffrey & Maria
Bakken
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In honor of Lars & Sharon
Bakken
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In memory of Rubie
Beauregard
Leo & Lenora Beauregard
In memory of Charlotte
Boulay
David & Helen Fitzgerald
In honor of Campion Class
of ‘61
Martin & Jane Hilt
In honor of Jessica Cass
Elizabeth Nickel
In honor of Robert F.
Christensen
Dr. Robert & Nancy
Christensen
In honor of Erin Cook
Bill & Anne Cook
In honor of Eric & Mickey
Curran-Bakken
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In honor of Kristine & Michael
Daly
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In memory of Elizabeth &
Francis Doyle
Bridget Doyle
In honor of Bill Dudley
Matthew & Vickey Dudley
In memory of David Ericson
Mae Dobbs
In honor of Fr. John Foley, S.J.
Albert Starshak
In honor of John Gagliardi
Dr. Robert & Nancy
Christensen
In memory of Bert Gardner
Elizabeth Goodman
In memory of Robert Glynn
Audrey Glynn
In memory of Frederick Goetz
Mary Goetz
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In honor of Monique Gregoire
James Kuhn
In memory of John Hamel
David & Helen Fitzgerald
In honor of Donald & Susan
Hamilton
Dennis Hamilton
In honor of Eric Hartz
Margene Mistelske
In honor of Fr. David
Haschka, S.J.
Steve & Susan Vnoucek
In memory of John A. Haugen
Dr. Henry Meeker, M.D.
In honor of Hire4Ed
Roshan Rajkumar
In memory of Jean S. Horak
Bill Dubbs
In honor of Jesuits of
Demontreville
Denise & Keenan Raverty
In honor of Julie & David
Johnson
Lars & Marilyn Bakken
In memory of Janet Kaiser
Archie & Patricia Black
In memory of Ruby & Frank
Keefe
John & Mary Keefe
In memory of Leonard Kosiek
Millie & Tim Kosiek
In honor of Edward Jesse
LeClair
Mary & Edward LeClair
In memory of Edward William
LeClair
Mary & Edward LeClair
In memory of Ed Lucas
Theodore & Eloise Giannoble
Betty Lucas
In memory of Kristi Malloy
Dennis Malloy
In memory of Charles T.
Manatt
Sarah Deschamps
Joseph & Holly DiGange
Faye M. Padgett & Francis
J. Duggan
In memory of Vincent T.
McCarthy
David & Helen Fitzgerald
In honor of Mary McCauley
Bradley
James & Mary Ellen Jordan
In memory of Charlie & Jane
Meyer
Thomas & Rose Mary Meyer
In memory of George T.
Murnane
Frances Rusciano Murnane
In honor of Jeb Myers
Benjamin Murray
In memory of Eileen Naae
Kathleen Thiede
In memory of James V.
O’Connor, S.J.
Christine Solso & Robert
Huber
In memory of Lawrence
Pfundstein, Jr.
Linda Adam
Anonymous
Bernice Bordenave
Sarah Coleman
Mary & Richard Falvey
Roberta & Lowell Franklin
Carol Ann Geraghty
George & Mary Dee Hicks
Jessica & Nathan Hill
Judith & John Hruby
Robert Kranz
Richard & Margaret Lidstad
Thomas & Dorothy Maloney
In honor of Colleen Ryan
Maura O’Leary
In memory of Jim Ryan
Jack & Joan Barrett
William Bieber
Thomas & Bonita Lang
Tom & Mary Gerry Lee
Sidney & Rosalyn Mott
Maura O’Leary
In memory of Dave Schulte
Diane Schulte
In honor of Steve Schulz
Storrow Sommer
In honor of Scott Thompson
Book Release
Craig & Tam Westover
In honor of Hank Shea
Patricia & Thomas Holloran
In honor of Starr Sommer
Marianne Schulz
Stephen Schulz
In honor of Janet Spokes
Anne Drolet
Ingrid Molema
Katherine Spokes
Nicolien Wieringa
In memory of Janet Spokes
Joan Bernet
Patricia & Thomas Blessing
Melissa Peterman & John
Brady
J Michael Byron
James & Carmen Campbell
Ann & Richard Christiansen
Victoria Costello
Thomas & Betty Nell Dolan
Mary & Ernest Dorn
Tito Gavelan
Donald & Jacqueline Grant
Patricia & Thomas Holloran
Bill Keatts
Harriet Lodermeier
Audrene & Roy Lojovich
Richard & Joyce McFarland
Tracy Grogan Mooty &
Bruce Mooty
Sonja & Lowell Noteboom
Tuny & Michael O’Rourke
Dorothy & Robert Ollmann
Tish & Richard Osborn
Shirley & Arne Rian
Alice Rice
Peter & Mary Ritten
Ann Ruff
Frances Rusciano Murnane

Tributes (cont’d)
Frank & Janelle Schlick
Rhonda Smiley
Steven Susens
Hugh & Susanne Sweeney
Robert & Susan Sykes
Don Taylor
Kathleen Thiede
Kay Vander Vort
Mary Wehmann
Donna Welsh
Sandra Wilkens
In memory of Terry Steen
Greg & Stephanie Dosser
In memory of Gerry Studer
Rosemary Barry
In honor of Kitty & Gerry
Studer
Rosemary Barry
In memory Elizabeth Tedesco
Anthony Tedesco
In memory of Florence
Tedesco
Anthony Tedesco
In honor of Fr. John Thiede, S.J.
Lorraine & Marlyn Johnson
In memory of Leonard Thiede
Robert Duff
Diana & John Roth
Kathleen Thiede
In memory of Fr. Van de
Auwera, S.J.
Christiane & Jean Pierre
Goetstouwers
In honor of Nathan Wendt, S.J.
Charles & Andrea Wendt
In memory of 4 Good Years at
Xavier University
Charles & Muriel Geisen
In Kind Donations
Advance Auto Parts, Inc.
Beatrice Benda
Ron and Kathy Colby
George Dmowski, Jr.
Millie and Tim Kosiek
Lockheed Martin Corporation
John and Jane McNeill
Marne Oberg
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Carl and Eloise Pohlad
Family Foundation
Patrick and Ann Ryan
Richard Stadtherr
Tiller Corporation
Myriam Vigil
Nick Wosika
We have made every effort to include all who have
contributed funding, services and materials.
We sincerely regret any inadvertent omissions or
errors. Please contact us if you discover an error.
The Frog Prince
When Ms. Michelle Porter started as our choir director in 2012, she
was determined to increase student involvement in the Arts. “We have
creative and talented students! I can’t wait to see it in action.”
Ms. Porter got hard to work coordinating Mass music and a Christmas
Choir Concert. And when spring came around, it was time to bring the
program to the next level: a musical.
Orchestrating our first school musical involved a lot of moving parts.
Ms. Porter directed the music. Ms. Rachel Swartz, Lasallian Volunteer,
directed the actors. And Mr. Howard Hernandez, a Jesuit Volunteer,
directed the stage crew.
Students worked long and hard to execute the production: making sets, learning lines and fitting costumes. But it
all came together and the final result was a beautiful show. Both performances were well attended and brought the
audiences to their feet for standing ovations.
The bar has been set high for future shows, but surely our students will rise to the occasion. Already this year, more
students are involved in choir and we are anticipating another fabulous musical.
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Consolidated Statement of Activities
for the Year Ended June 30, 2013
An independent audit of the school’s finances was performed for the year ended June 30, 2013.
For a copy of the complete audited financial statements, please contact Gabriel Espinosa 612-545-9707.
3%
ASSETS
Cash $467,730
Accounts Receivable 132, 253
Pledges Receivable, net 833,689
Prepaid Expenses & Other Assets 26,706
Endowment Investments 138,391
Property & Equipment Net 12,441,396
TOTAL ASSETS $14,040,165
Revenues
55%
8%
34%
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable $10,914
Accrued Expenses 305,851
Notes Payable 32,111
TOTAL LIABILITIES $348,876
Contributions and operating pledges* $2,776,684
CWSP Sponsorships 1,680,643
Other revenue 378,459
Family Contributions 163,609
$4,999,395
* Includes pledges received from prior years.
5%
9%
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted Net Assets $13,010,644
Temporarily Restricted Net Assets 422,254
Permanently Restricted Net Assets 238,391
TOTAL NET ASSETS $13,691,289
86%
TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS
$14,040,165
Expenses
Program Services $4,280,952
Fundraising 421,368
General and Administrative 263,256
$4,965,576
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2012-13 Board of Directors
Administration
Chairman Mr. Timothy Kosiek
Partner
Baker, Tilly, Virchow, Krause, LLP
Vice Chair Mr. Girard P. Miller
Shareholder
Leonard, Street and Deinard
Treasurer Mr. Michael McFadden
Co-CEO
Lazard Middle Market
President Rev. Timothy Manatt, S.J.
Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
Ms. Kathy Boone
Education Director
Groves Academy
Mr. Darren R. Jackson
President and CEO
Advance Auto Parts Inc.
Ms. Rita Johnson-Mills
Senior Vice President
UnitedHealthcare Community & State
Mr. Stephen P. Lucke
Partner
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Rev. Patrick M. McCorkell, S.J.
Director
Jesuit Retreat House
Mr. Brian Murray
Chief Financial Officer
Ryan Companies
Fr. Tom Pipp, S.J.
Director of Novices
Jesuit Novitiate
Mr. Robert C. Pohlad
Principal
Pohlad Companies
Ms. Colleen Ryan
Community Leader
Mr. Samuel Salas
Headmaster Emeritus
Breck School
Mr. Ed Sarquis
Area Manager
Minnesota Bank & Trust
Rev. John Thiede, S.J.
Assistant Professor
Marquette University
Mr. Peter Wilhoit
Senior Vice President,
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Fr. Tim Manatt, S.J.
President
Jeb Myers
Principal
Meg Brudney
Executive Director of CWSP
Gabriel Espinosa
Director of Business Activities
Bob Elfstrand
Director of Development
Annemarie Hansen
Director of Admissions and
Communications
Matt Von Ende
Facilities Manager
TEACHER RECOGNITION
In December 2012, we hosted our Sixth Annual “You’ve Made a
Difference Teacher Recognition Reception.” Ninth grade students
wrote letters to former teachers and mentors inviting them to the
event beginning with the sentence, “You have made a difference
in my life because…” Sixty-seven teachers from 42 schools and
organizations attended the event.
Helen Dahlman, president of Risen Christ Catholic School, was
recognized with a special honor, the Saint Alberto Hurtado Award
for “leadership in addressing social change through education.”
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