Fall 2009 - Buffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart

ordechoEchoes from the heartA magazine for the Sacred Heart Academy CommunityFall ’09& annual report3Scholarship andAward Dinner22Traditions Photos6Annual Report

SHA proudly presents our 2009MaryEllenKeohaneGlynn ’59Mary Ellen has been a very activevolunteer in our community.She served as Presidentof the Buffalo Federationof Women’s Clubs (part ofthe General Federation ofWomen’s Clubs), the oldestand largest women’s organizationin the world. Theorganization’s main purpose isto raise funds for scholarshipsat Buffalo State College andState University of New Yorkat Buffalo, and volunteeringin community-wide projects.As President, Mary Ellenspearheaded the TRY Project(Teaching and RestoringYouth), a transitional housingprogram for young womenwho have suffered from abuse,violence and victimization.While their past experiencesdiffered, they all had onething in common - they wereall homeless and withouthope. It is TRY’s goal toempower these women so theycan rebuild their lives and becomeproductive members ofsociety. The project operatesout of a converted conventon the East Side of Buffaloheaded by Sr. Janet De-Pasquale. Utilizing the manytalents of BFWC members,all three floors of the conventHonoreeswas totallyrenovated.For over20 years,Mary Ellen hasvolunteered at theTheodore RooseveltNational Historic Site whereshe has chaired a number ofspecial events, is a docent, andis the chairwoman of VictorianChristmas this year.Mary Ellen is currentlythe New York State Directorof the General Federation ofWomen’s Clubs. This November,Mary Ellen has beeninvited to the United Nationsto serve on a panel on DomesticViolence.Mary Ellen is a memberof Sacred Heart Academy’sAlumnae Board, and servedon a reunion committee withclassmates to organize theClass of 1959’s 50th reunionweekend.After graduating fromSacred Heart, Mary Ellenmarried Robert Kirwin andwas blessed with three sons,Patrick, Michael, and John;as well as seven granddaughtersand two grandsons and awonderful daughter-in-lawAnnette. Mary Ellen workedas a long distance operatorat AT&T for over 20 years.In 1996, she married JohnPaul Glynn, who passed awayunexpectedly in 1999.Elizabeth Fago,’68Elizabeth Marie Fago is beinghonored for her achievementsin business and for giving asSts. Francis and Clare did,of their wealth for thebenefit of those inneed. Her beliefin empoweringwomen,helping thoseless fortunate,and herstrong faith haslead Elizabethon an amazing lifejourney.In business and in thecommunity, Elizabeth is recognizedas a charismatic andpassionate leader and entrepreneur.While at Sacred HeartAcademy, Sr. Basil and othersguided her creative energy,while at home it was beingchanneled by her father intoreal estate enterprises.Elizabeth owned a successfulcommercial real estate companybefore becoming involvedin the long-term health careindustry in 1985. Her dedicationand commitment to caringfor the elderly has led to adistinguished career, culminatingin Elizabeth being Chairwomanand Founder of HomeQuality Management, Inc.,one of the largest, privatelyheld healthcare companies inthe United States. Throughher company, Elizabeth hasestablished an endowmentat Scripps Florida to fundresearch in the treatmentof patients who suffer fromAlzheimer’s disease. Elizabethwas appointed by GovernorJeb Bush to the Scripps FloridaCorporation and served asthe chairperson of theAudit committee.The Governor alsoappointed her tothe Palm BeachCounty HealthCare District asa Commissioner.In 2001 Elizabethwas selected to “TheFlorida Council of 100”,a position she continues tohold today, and recently shehas been invited to join theScripps Florida Council.Elizabeth is an entrepreneurin every sense of theword. In 2001, Elizabeth wasaccepted into membership of“The Committee of 200”,whose mission is to foster, celebrate,and advance women’sleadership in business, helpingto ensure that women willcontinue to take evermoresignificant and visible leadershiproles. By invitation ofthe President of the UnitedStates, Elizabeth was one ofonly 50 women to attend the2001 Women Business LeadersForum at the White House.Elizabeth served as a guestspeaker at Georgetown Universityfor the Women BusinessLeaders Summit, and invitedto the First US-Russia WomenBusiness Leaders’ Summit.In 2002 she participated inthe Helsinki Women BusinessLeaders’ Summit, a joint US-Finland public-private sectoroutreach program to facilitateconnections between American,Finnish and Baltic regionbusiness communities.Elizabeth served as a boardmember of the Florida JusticeReform Institute, and a committeemember of the Councilon Ethical and Judicial Affairs,Florida Medical Association,Inc. Elizabeth volunteeredas a “Women of Tomorrow”high school mentor, providedsupport to her parish, and hasserved on numerous nonprofitcommittees. In 2005Elizabeth was the Chair of theLeukemia & Lymphoma Society’sGala, helping to raise over$1.2 million dollars in supportof research and programs.Jennifer McGee’99After graduating from SacredHeart Academy Jennifer attendedLong Island University-SouthamptonCollege whereshe majored in Psychologyand Biology (marine mammalfocus), with a minor in EnvironmentalStudies. Jenniferparticipated in many marinemammal internshipsand co-ops as wellas study abroadprograms inAustralia,Brazil, Tonga,and Niue.After an earlygraduation,Jennifer moved toTexas and worked asa marine mammal trainer, asa graduate research assistant atTexas A&M University doingdolphin photo ID and monitoringanthropogenic impacts,and volunteered with the TexasMarine Mammal StrandingNetwork. During this time,she began exploring graduateopportunities and enteredthe Marine Mammal Scienceprogram at the University ofWales, Bangor, UK. Herthesis project took her back toBrazil where she conductedresearch on Amazon Riverdolphin acoustics.While working on herthesis, Jennifer was invitedto conduct research studyingHumpback Whales on theeast coast of Australia. Oncethe whales migrated back toAntarctica Jennifer relocatedto Florida and began workingfor local government as theManatee Protection ProgramAssociate and Marine MammalStranding Coordinator whereshe worked alongside Universityof Florida veterinariansand researchers on various marinemammal research projectsand animal rescues.Jennifer has always hada passion for animals (particularlymarine) as well aseducation, rescue, rehabilitation,monitoring, and researchrelated to the field. At the ageof 16, she began volunteeringat a local wildlife rehabilitationcenter and became a NewYork State licensed wildliferehabilitator. She continuedvolunteering in this capacitythroughout her undergraduatedegree.Currently,Jennifer is a Ph.Dstudent at theUniversity ofFlorida-Collegeof VeterinaryMedicine in theAquatic AnimalHealth Program. Herresearch focuses on aspects ofcomparative immunology inmanatees and both ecologicallyand historically related species.Sr. MarcyannKowalcykThe thought of enteringreligious life first occurredto Sister Marcyann at the ageof twelve. Her decision wascemented during what she callsa “normal high school life” atStella Niagara. She joined theFranciscan Sisters of Penanceand Christian Charity and afterthree years of trainingat the convent shebegan teachinghigh schoolat BishopMcMahon inBuffalo. SisterMarcyannexplains thatalthough shehad previously consideredbecoming a teacher,her path was dictated primarilyby the needs of the order. “Itis an international order,” shesays. “We have sisters that aremissionaries all over the world,and others who are socialworkers or teachers. There areall kinds of fields and possibilities,but I did whatever it wasthat they needed me to do.”In 1967 she was able toreturn to Buffalo, from a largeco-ed school in New Jersey,to be near family and beganher teaching career at SacredHeart. Sister Marcyann makesno apologies for her no-nonsenseteaching philosophy, “Mybelief is that you are in schoolto learn as much as you can”she says. “If you are not strictthen the students will not getwhat they need and will notbe prepared—not just for theRegents exam but for collegeand beyond. She says that herfavorite part of teaching is that,“Every single student is different.Each is a unique personalitywho is finding her niche.”Sister Marcyann teachesHistory at Buffalo Academy ofthe Sacred Heart. Along withher religious life, Sr. Marcyannenjoys daily walks and reading,she also enjoys cross countryskiing and attending the occasionalBuffalo Bills or Sabresgames.Through the year, whenreturning alumnae come backto Sacred Heart Academy fora tour, they would often askfor if they could stop by Sr.Marcyann’s classroom to thankher for being such a stronginfluence in their lives.With a twinkle in hereye, Sr. Marcyanngreets the alumna asshe recalls that they“sat in the secondrow, third seat ofperiod two.” Sr.Marcyann’s love for herstudents, for Sacred HeartAcademy and for teaching isso much a part of who she is,though she never wanted thestudents to know just howmuch.Amy Betros andNorm PaoliniSt. Luke’s Mission of MercyAmy Betros and Norm Paoliniare the Co-Founders and Co-Directors of St. Luke’s Missionof Mercy, a Roman CatholicMission that ministers to thepoor and the homeless on theEast Side of Buffalo.Prior to co-founding St.Luke’s, Norm was a cancer researchscientist at Roswell Parkand Amy was the popular ownerof Amy’s Place on Main Streetacross from the UB SouthCampus. The two met whileon a pilgrimage in Europe andquickly realized that they had acalling to help the needy. Theybegan to minister together providingfood, clothing, money,continued on page 64 Cordecho spirit. mind. body. spirit. mind. body. cordecho 5

and shelterto all thosewho come to them.As their ministry developedand the number of peoplethey serve began to growNorm took early retirementand Amy sold her restaurant.They pooled all of their personalresources to form themission and purchased theSt. Luke’s complex from thediocese in 1994. The missioncurrently occupies the entireSt. Luke’s campus using theschool, convent, and rectoryfor shelters, a communitycenter, mission work, andhousing. The mission has alsorehabilitated several donatedarea houses for use by homelessfamilies. The church isused daily for worship. Onan average day, St Luke’s feeds500 people. St. Luke’s is runcompletely by volunteers, themajority of them laypeople.Amy and Norm’s strengthand wisdom comes fromtheir deep faith and trustin God. St. Luke’s strives toshow everyone that seeks helpthat God is good, loving andmerciful. Through the workof Amy and Norm, and thatof the countless volunteers,people begin to see that theyhave value and begin to havehope.Sacred Heart Academyis honored to present AmyBetros and Norm Paolini itsLiving the Spirit Award fortheir tireless devotion to theimpoverished and forgottenindividuals in our community.Giving thanks Throughout our 131-yearhistory, many individuals have carefully planned for the future welfareof Sacred Heart Academy. Their gifts have provided annual support andbuilt an endowment to ensure the Academy will continue to offer anoutstanding Franciscan education to future generations.Sacred Heart Academy’s Legacy Society recognizes those individualswho have notified the Academy that they plan to leave a future gift to theschool, through a bequest, trust, life insurance policy, retirement plan, orcharitable gift annuity. If you have included Sacred Heart Academy as abeneficiary in your estate plan and have not yet been welcomed into ourLegacy Society, please contact Jeanine Purcell at (716) 834-2101 x 318to allow us to personally thank you and include you among this specialgroup of supporters.If you would like to learn how you can continue you support through aplanned gift, we would welcome the opportunity to discuss options thatcan benefit both your loved ones, and Sacred Heart Academy, after youare gone.2009 Valedictorianand SalutatorianDr. James Dempsey, Director of Academics, is proudto introduce to our Sacred Heart Academy communitythe class of 2009 Valedictorian, Mary Stottele,of Lancaster, andSalutatorian, EmilyRodgers of EastAurora.Mary Stottelegraduated with a 4.25GPA. Mary is currentlyat Yale University,where she isstudying ChemicalEngineering. Maryplans to pursue herlaw degree with thegoal of becoming apatent attorney. WhileEmily Rodgers and Mary Stotteleat Sacred Heart, Mary was very involved, participatingeach of her four years in Mock Trial, was a leadin SHA musicals, was involved in Music Ministry,Chamber Singers, a member of the National HonorSociety and a Franciscan Scholar. Mary achieved highhonors in 9 Advanced Placement courses.Emily Rodgers graduated with a 4.27 GPA. Emilyis currently at the University of Pittsburgh whereshe is studying pre-med. While at Sacred Heart,Emily was the President of the senior class, a memberof Music Ministry, Franciscan Scholar, and playedSoccer and Tennis all four years at SHA. Emily is alsoactive in her community volunteering at Bible Schooland was a soccer coach. Emily achieved high honorsin 8 Advanced Placement test where she earned 24college credits while at SHA.SHA Mission Statement Buffalo Academy of theSacred Heart is a community committed to providing young womenwith a comprehensive, balanced and challenging Catholic educationrooted in the values of the Franciscan tradition. We graduateyoung women with intellectual preparedness, spiritual grounding,commitment to service, and the leadership skills necessary to have apositive impact on the world.A message from sha board presidentWhat a Year!2009 seniors at the AlumniBreakfast.Dear Friends of Sacred Heart Academy,What a year it has been!Delightful, humorous, passionate, compassionate,inquisitive, kind, vivacious, quiet,confident, accomplished – such are the wordstha describe Sacred Heart Academy girls andwomen, across the divides of time.I couldn’t help but notice the curious,wondering, sometimes-knowing glances weexchanged – the graduating class of 2009, andmine, celebratingour50th reunion– as we walkeddown the aisleon AlumnaeSunday.How far apartwe are fromeach other inexperience. Yethow little we’vechanged (exceptphysically,of course) overthe years! So,our thoughtsgo out to our students and alumnae on life’sjourney: Thanks be to God, your character andpersonalities will be enriched by life and be thecause of many joyous moments!A happy moment was reprised in a conversationwith one of our newest Board members,Michael R. Spychala, who could not help buttell S. Edith and me about how genuinelyhappy the SHA students were at the OpenHouse that he and his wife, Darlene and theirdaughter, Corinne attended a few years ago.Mike thinks that all of us who know the goodand great things about SHA should be less shyabout spreading the word to families whosedaughters are looking for a school. So, friends,let’s do our part to let others know of SacredHeart Academy’s special spirit and strengths!On Board matters, I would like to take thisopportunity to bid farewell and thank mostprofoundly John O’Brien and Esther Takeuchi,who concluded their service this year. Theywere stellar in their work and inspiration. Weare very excited to welcome Anucha Browne-Sanders, Senior Associate Athletic Director,University at Buffalo; Josephine A. Capuana,Ph.D., retired Administrative Director, HonorsCollege, University at Buffalo; and Mr.Spychala, Senior Vice President and Controllerof M&T Bank as our newest Board members.Strategic Planning: During the comingyear the Board will develop the 2011 – 2015Strategic Plan, building upon our very successful2005-2010 document.Vision For Growth: The current StrategicPlan has advanced the Academy significantlyin raising the academic bar, in assuring ourwomen of readiness for college success, and forgrowth as a whole person in spirit, mind andbody. These mission outcomes have consumedevery inch of teaching, learning and growingspace in SHA’s beautiful building!Our board and Head of School is in theprocess of creating a Vision for Growth whichwill lead to increased capacity for the SHAcommunity’s needs. The next step is to explorethe conditions and feasibility of meetingthose needs. The Board is moving through thisprocess with due diligence. All members of ourSHA community are important to this studyand planning, and will continue to be consultedthroughout. I will report on the process ingreater detail in coming issues of the Cordecho.We look forward to the Vision for Growthand a Strategic Plan that will advance the stateof education for our present students and thosein the coming years who will choose SacredHeart Academy, a distinct, Catholic, all-girlscommunity of learners and teachers, wherespirit, mind and body flourish.Together in His sacred heart,Mary Jo Hezel Ketchum, SHA ‘59Board President6 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 7

Alycia Pontello & MarissaPontello ’07 (sister)Alyssa Londono with Tracy Jarnot ‘75 (aunt),Janelle Jarnot Brink ‘77 (aunt)Amanda Pacciotti, Margaret Pacciotti Smith ‘72 (aunt, Kathy PacciottiDelaney ‘73 (aunt/godmother), Katrina Delaney ‘02 (cousin) & ElizabethDelaney ‘07 (cousin)Natalie Coppola & KatherineCoppola ‘03 (sister)Rachel Bradley ‘ 07 (sister) MichelleBradley and Laura Bradley Galvin ‘83 (aunt)Rachel Litwin with Linda Wagner Litwin ‘73(mother & Jillian Litwin ‘04 (sister)Ann Smitts Wegrzyn‘76 (mother) with JennaWegrzynCaitlin Frohnapple &Bridget Frohnapple ‘07(sister)Emily Rodgers & JoanLorenz Wells ‘44 (grandmother)Gabrielle Harrington &Alexandra Harrington ‘05(sister)Kaitlin Kerl & Kristen Kerl‘06 (sister)Robin Stanley with Barbara Eye Stanley ‘72 (mother), NancyKlawon Eye ‘48 (grandmother), Sandra Eye Sendlak ‘71 (aunt),Shirley Ohl Klawon ‘48 (great aunt)Katie Warner, Eileen Turner Warner ’80 (mother),Meghan Warner ’07 (sister)Kasey Hoar & Sr. DianeBernbeck ‘64 (cousin)Ginamarie Mule with Michelle Williams Zak ‘91 (aunt),Laura Calabrease Battaglia ‘82 (aunt) and Nancy CalabreseMule ‘78 (mother)Jessica Seyfried, Shirley Kellner Wasiura ‘62 (great aunt),Sharon Seyfried Hornung ‘80 (aunt) & Joan Seyfried ‘78(mother)Peggy Davis ’82 (mother, Katherine Calogero,Jeni Davis ’84 (aunt)Laura Savattieri & Sarah Savattieri ‘07(sister)Juanita Mastrangelo Cambio’74 (mother) & MacyAnn CambioA Proud TraditionEach year at graduation, Sacred Heart proudly recognizes the longstandingtradition of daughters, sisters, mothers, aunts, cousins, andgrandmothers who share the common thread of SHA. We proudlyacknowledge the families that fit into this distinguished category for 2009.Megan Bender & LauraBender ‘05 (sister)Miranda Georger & Maureen GeorgerNowicki ‘83 aunt)Molly Schmand & Mary Catherine RustSchmand ‘ 48 ( grandmother)All photo captions read left to right.8 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 9

By Amy Fleischauer, ’92gloves10 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.her mother’sJoanne Rackl Fleischauer, ’67Amy was inducted into theDistinguished AlumnaeSociety of Sacred HeartAcademy in 2008.his SHA story begins like many others, with the parents’decision to sacrifice so that their children can attenda good, Catholic school. My grandparents sent their twodaughters, my aunt (Margaret Rackl Loesch ‘64) and mymother (Joanne Rackl Fleischauer ‘67) to SHA.The story continues thirty years later as Joanneyells to her own two daughters every time the familydrove down Main Street, “Look girls! That’s my highschool! I loved it there!” She later went back to work so thatmy sister (Bethany Fleischauer Garbutt ’96)and I could attend that same good, Catholicschool on Main Street.Sacred Heart has always been known forits high academic standards. Yet, my mom’sfamous SHA stories in our family all involved three things:fun, friends and involvlement. Upon reflection, it is easyto see that the deep sense of community, spirituality, andservice I saw in my mother as an adult was rooted and nurturedat SHA. There she learned that meaningful prayerdid not only occur in the quiet space of the 3rd floor SHAchapel, but also in the many ways service can be providedto others, especially when that service involved bringingpeople together in a fun way.This was exemplified as my mother’s story continuedinto her teaching days at Christ the King School. When theassociated parish introduced full-time perpetual adoration,my mother immediately signed up for an hour ofweekly prayer in the parish chapel. That same week, sheapproached several of her fellow teachers and SHA grads tobegin a service club with the school students. That groupcontinues to give hundreds of students the opportunity tolearn through service each year.This story took a devastating turn in the fall of 2006when my mother was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.Although it remains the largest story of loss in our family, itis also a story of understanding, courage and service.During her struggle, my sister and I began to knowmy mother more deeply than just in her role of “Mom.”She handled her illness with amazing patience, grace, andhumor, continuing to serve and to build community evenamid the halls of Roswell and within the confines of herhospital bed at home. As more and more cards, flowers,meals, thoughtful gifts and visitors arrived daily at ourhome, my sister and I began to witness what an amazingcommunity of love my mother was a part of. We came tounderstand these countless people that represented themany communities my mother was a part of, were simplydoing what Mom had done time and time again for them;that the immense amount of love shared was in direct proportionto the friend that she had always been.Soon after Mom’s first surgery, I was watching a televisionshow in which a fictional reporter was interviewingan actress about her mentors. The actress mentioned hermom. At the end of the scene the reporter asked, “How areyou different from your mother?” The actress respondedwith a smile, “In as few ways as possible, I hope”. I knowwhat she meant.Almost all stories of pancreatic cancer end quickly andpainfully. When someone dies, no matter what the cause,there are always boxes and closets of things to sort through.After Mom’s death in July of 2007, I found myself desperatelytrying identify the things that I wanted to keep andremember her by. It seemed odd at the time, but it was hergloves that I was drawn to the most. I simply knew I had tohave them.I believe that I was asked to write this article as anupbeat tribute to a fantastic SHA girl. I hope that I have accomplishedthat in writing about my mother. But, an honestaccount of the continuing story is not entirely cheery.There are many days when I feel more anger and sadnessthen I know what to do with; when the hole left by Mom’sabsence threatens to consume me. I continue to be surprisedby how often I get up to call her about a friend’s latestnews or to recount the menu at the restaurant I visited.The hole remains. That is part of the story too.I still have my mother’s gloves and the reason I choseto grasp on to them is now clear. Those gloves remind meto be my mother’s hands in the world; to serve and buildcommunity wherever I am. And they remind me, just as mymother would have done, to have more than my share offun while doing so.The Joanne Fleischauer Scholarship is awarded to aChrist the King 8th grader wishing to attend SHA, whodemonstrate a commitment to service. Special considerationgiven to those applicants who also demonstrate acommitment to having fun.Bethany Fleischauer Garbutt, ’96, Joanne RacklFleischauer, ’67 and Amy Fleischauer, ’92.Prayer Vigil for SisterMarcyann Kowalczyk, OSFThe Sacred Heart Academy community is saddenedto learn of the illness of Sister Marcyann,a longtime teacher and friend of our alumnae,parents, faculty and staff. Though this seriousillness has taken her out of her teaching capacity,she continues to be in our hearts and prayers.Concerned alumnae and friends have expressedinterested in joining together in prayer to showtheir support to this very special woman. Aprayer vigil has been set for Monday, November9th at 7:00 p.m. at the Academy. Please contactJennifer Moore ‘99 at (716) 472-1040 or jennifer.anne.moore.cpa@gmail.comif you are interestedin joining us or are able to help organizethe vigil. We ask alumnae and friends unable toattend the vigil to please keep Sr. Marcyann intheir prayers.Reunion YearsAre you a member of the class of 1930, 1935, 1940, 1945,1950, 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990,1995, 2000 or 2005? If so, this is your year to celebrate! AReunion is an opportunity to come together to relive oldmemories and catch up on new news.If you would like to be a part of planning, or, are alreadyworking on your reunion, please contact Eileen Hettich at834-2101 ext. 317. I am happy to assist you with plans andmailings for this great event. Your celebration will be awonderful time reconnect with the women with whom youspent 4 important years of your life!spirit. mind. body. cordecho 11

this&thatCalling all PhotographersSacred Heart has many events that hold in them“Kodak moments”. If there are any amateurphotographers in our SHA community who wouldbe willing to donate some time to capture thesemoments, the Cordecho would benefit greatly. Ifyou have the availability to help us in this way,please contact the Development Department at834-2101 ext. 317.Collecting SHA History toPreserve the PastSacred Heart Academy has a rich history ~ fromits humble beginnings on Washington Street;its move to the “new building” on Main Street, toweekly Mass and sisters and lay teachers whohelped shape our lives. These, and more, arethe stories of Sacred Heart, weaved through outour 132 year history that connects us all. It isour hope that alumnae will help us preserve thishistory by sharing their memories with the Academy.Old photos, copies of school newspapers,yearbooks, graduation programs, and even olduniforms will help tell the story of Sacred Heart’searlier years and build a collection for futuregenerations to learn from.E.A.T. Luncheon and Golf Outinga rousing successOn Friday, July 17 more than85 women came together toenjoy good food, good companyand help the young womenat the Academy at our E.A.T.Luncheon (Emergency AssistanceTuition) and golf outing.Over $5,000 was raised to assistpresent students at SHAwho are experiencing difficultfinancial situations due to afamily crisis.The committee would like tothank the following businesses and individualsfor providing sponsorship for this event:Lunch Sponsor: Joe Basil ChevroletHole Sponsors: Dr. Joseph Modica, PhysicsServices, Inc., Joe Basil Chevrolet, Mr. ThomasPares, Esq., Bocce Club Pizzeria, Ms. JenniferDemert, Buffalo Launch Club, Vulcan SteamForging, Co., Hettich Family, LW Integrity, S & SAuto Body Ken-Ton, Inc. and SHIELD SecuritySystems FDC.We would like to offer our thanks and appreciationto all of our donors, participants andvolunteers who assisted in making this event awonderful success.Nancy Brady Named Winner of SingerFamily Prize For Excellence in SecondarySchool Teachingacred Heart Academy English teacher NancyJ. Brady was chosen by the University of Rochester as awinner of the prestigious Singer Family Prize for Excellencein Secondary School Teaching. The award was presented toMrs. Brady at a special ceremony on Saturday, May 16,2009 followed by a dinner with University President,Joel Seligman. The award,funded by the Paul Singer FamilyFoundation, was established byUniversity of Rochester graduate,Paul Singer, to recognize outstanding secondaryschool teachers for the vital role they playin the intellectual development of Americansociety.University of Rochester seniors were askedto submit essays to nominate a particularly influentialsecondary school teacher for the prize,and a committee of University faculty membersreviewed the nominations. The finalists wereBradythen selected and asked to submit additional supporting materialbefore the winners were chosen. Mrs. Brady’s former studentCaitlin Powalski,’04 nominated Mrs. Brady. Ms. Powalski, whograduated on May 17, 2009 with a history degree, plans to get herMasters of Public Health before entering medical school. She hadthe pleasure of introducing Mrs. Brady and presenting her with theSinger award.In her nomination essay, Ms. Powalski described Mrs. Brady,her ninth grade English teacher, as a “tough teacher” who taughther the writing and public speaking skills that helped her succeedat the university level and also as someone who empowered her as alearner and as a person. “She was an amazing teacher and mentorbecause she not only expected excellence from me, she inspired it.In a very basic and intuitive way, Mrs. Brady found ways to encourageour strengths not only as writers, critical thinkers, and readers,but as women. Her passion, which she brought to class everyday, provided each student with the expectation that she would andcould achieve greatness,” wrote Ms. Powalski.Mrs. Brady has taught at Sacred Heart Academy for the pasteleven years and currently teaches ninth and eleventh grade Englishas well as Advanced Placement English Language and Composition.She is also the founder and moderator of the Franciscan Scholarsprogram and serves as the Mock Trial coach. Sacred Heart Academy’sMock Trial team won this year’s Erie County Championship.The team has won this championship four times in the six years ofMrs. Brady’s tenure as coach.Sacred Heart Academy extends well-deserved congratulationsto Nancy Brady for being recognized with this award and her commitmentto excellence in education.Young AlumnaeCoordinator PositionCreatedSacred HeartAcademy isexcited toshare with ouralumnae that we will be hiring a part-time YoungAlumnae Coordinator to support the alumnaerelations efforts of the Academy as they relateto alumnae who have graduated in the past 15years. This position will help organize reunions,build networking opportunities for alumnae, andcoordinate bi-annual events tailored for youngalumnae. The position will also actively work to builda more comprehensive database of alumnae. This12-month position will work 10 hours a week and beflexible to accommodate duties of this position.Interested alumnae should submit a resume andcover letter, by October 21, 2009, to Jeanine Purcell,Director of Advancement, Sacred Heart Academy,3860 Main Street, Buffalo, NY 14226.Florida ReunionBeing PlannedSacred Heart alumnae and friends livingin Florida, “snowbirds”, and those planningon being in Florida in march 2010 are invitedto attend a SHA regional reunion on March 7th– 9th, 2010. Plans are currently underway and yourinput and suggestions are welcomed. Regional reunions are a great way forSacred Heart Academy to travel to see alumnae who do not live in WesternNew York. It allows alumnae the chance to meet Jennifer Demert, our newHead of School, hear about the Academy, and socialize with other SHAalumnae. You might be surprised to find out who else lives or vacationsin your area. If you are interested in attending a reunion, would considerhosting a reunion, or can help the Academy find a convenient location for areunion, please contact Jeanine Purcell at (716) 834-2101 x 318 or jpurcell@sacredheartacademy.org. With over 250 full-time Florida residents andhundreds of other women who frequently visit Florida, we are sure to havea fun time. Check out SHA’s web page at sacredheartacademy.org to formore details.detach this form along dotted rule and mailSHA ticketed eventresponse formUse this form for any and/or all events you are interested inattending. For questions about these events, contact Eileen Hettichat 834-2101 ext. 317 or e-mail: ehettich@sacredheartacademy.org.NamePhoneMass of Remebrance11.2.09Number attendingFree eventScholarship and Awards Dinner11.5.09Number attending x $125Alumni Reception before Musical12.13.09Number attendingCome Back to Your Heart12.21.09Number attendingSHA Goes to Shea’s5.4.10Number attending x $75Free eventFree eventTOTALMake check payable to:Sacred Heart AcademyMail to:Sacred Heart AcademyDevelopment Department3860 Main StreetBuffalo, NY 1422612 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 13 9

AlumnaeSundaySHASnaps!On Sunday, June 7, 2009,over 300 women representingalumnae of many decadescame to the Academy tocelebrate Sacred Heart’s 131stAnniversary.Melanie Graczyk Pawlik ’29 celebrates her 80th reunionwith three daughters and a grand daughter.Sisters gather at Alumnae Sunday (L to R): Virginia Schumacher Wendel ’51, Barbara SchumacherKlocke ’56, Antoinette Schumacher Herman ’48, Sr. Helen Marie Schumacher ’49, MargaretSchumacher McManus ’59.Mildred Schaefer Bantelman ’34 and ElaineBantelman Ferringer ’62.Class of 1969.Get out your datebookFor questions about any of the listed events or to make reservationscomplete and return the coupon in this issue, or contact Eileen Hettich at834-2101 ext. 317 or e-mail ehettich@sacredheartacademy.org.Mass of RemembranceSHA11.2.09Family RememberedPlease accept this invitation to join us on Monday, November 2 at 4:00 p.m., inSacred Heart Academy’s chapel to celebrate a Mass of Remembrance for ourclassmates, family members, and loved ones who have gone before us. Allalumnae, family, and friends are asked to commemorate this special liturgywith us. We welcome you to bring memories, photos, and other remembrancesof your loved ones to adorn the altar.Following Mass, guests will have an opportunity to visit with other SHA familymembers at a reception in the Library Media Center.Please contact Eileen Hettich to let us know if you will be attending, or if youwould like to do a reading. We look forward to this annual celebration of life.Come Home to Your Heartfor classes12.21.092006-2009“Come Home to your Heart” will be held during the Christmas break when themajority of recent grads are back in the area. This social will offer young alumsthe chance to reconnect with classmates and friends while sharing college challengesand celebrations.Members of the graduating classes from 2006-2009 are invited to join us for pizzaand wings at the Academy on Monday, December 21, 2009 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.Stop by this free event and reconnect with friends and classmates from SHA!SHA goes to Shea’s to see Jersey BoysSHA Student’s present “Cats” Musicalwith Alumnae reception beforeperformance12.11.09“Cats” presented December 11-13, 2009This year, Sacred HeartAcademy will be presenting“Cats” the Tonyaward-winningmusical by AndrewLloyd Weber. Basedon T. S. Eliot’s bookof poems titled “OldPossum’s Book ofPractical Cats”, “Cats”opened for the first timeon London’s West End in1981 and opened on Broadwayat the Winter Garden Theatre on October 7, 1982. “Cats”experienced success nearly from the start and in fact, itbecame the longest running show on Broadway on June19, 1997 when it presented its 6,138th performance.Since its initial opening the stage play continues to runat theatres around the world and close to nine millionpeople have seen the play in New York alone. We inviteyou to come and enjoy this fantastic, fun-filled musicalpresented by our wonderful and talented Sacred Heartstudents.SHA alumnae and their families are invited to come andenjoy our annual school musical, “Cats”, from December11-13, 200 at the Academy. On Sunday, December 13at 1:00 p.m., a special reception for all alumnae will beheld in the Library Media Center. The classes of 1930-1959 will be our guests and receive one complimentaryticket to the 2:00 p.m. performance.5.6.10Join us for “SHA Goes to Shea’s” on Thursday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. and see the amazingBroadway play “Jersey Boys”.“Too good to be true!” raves the New York Post for Jersey Boys, the 2006 TonyAward®-winning Best Musical about Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Four Seasons: Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio,Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi. This is the story of how four blue-collar kids became one of the greatest successes inpop music history. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide– all before they were 30! JERSEY BOYS, winner of the 2006 Grammy® Award for Best Musical Show Album andmost recently, the 2009 Olivier Award for Best New Musical, features their hit songs “Sherry,” “Big Girls Don’t Cry,”“Rag Doll,” “Oh What a Night” and “Can’t Take My Eyes Off You.” “IT WILL RUN FOR CENTURIES!” proclaims TimeMagazine.“Oh What a Night” this will be – so don’t miss out on the opportunity for wonderful seats before they become availableto the general public. Orchestra level seats are $75 and supply is limited. What a great holiday gift this wouldmake – come with family, friends or come and join the Sacred Heart community on this magical night.14 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 15

Mock InterviewsProvide LearningExperiences forStudents andAlumnaethereal-worldexperienceBy Barbara V. Hooven, ’85Thank you to the following alumnaefor giving of their time and talentsto help with our LeadershipProgram by performing mockinterviews for our juniors. If youare interested in assisting withthis project next year pleasecontact Jeanine Purcell, Director ofAdvancement.Margaret Lannon Anderson ‘88Carrie Csizar ‘93Catherine Turner Flynn ‘81Elizabeth Barcak Horrigan ‘64Barbara Hooven ‘85Katherine Occhiuto Ricketts’66Susan Barcak Uba ‘62Marilyn Wittman ‘66Ann Marie Smits Wegrzyn ‘76Catherine Turner Flynn ‘8Recently, I had the unique opportunity to return to SHA and to share some ofmy “career wisdom” with the next generation of women who will make up our futureworkforce.On Thursday, June 4, I participated in a series of “mock-interviews” with severaljuniors applying for one of two positions - one at a popular retail establishment aroundtown and the other at a local television news station. My role was to act as the personnelcoordinator for each establishment, ask each student a series of pointed questions andthen provide feedback to them on their answers, thereby providing them with some advanceexperience for a “real-world” interview situation. Overall, the ladies of SHA (asusual) came prepared to meet the challenge at hand and did well in the interviews. Ourdiscussion points ranged from general issues of preparedness in researching a companyand asking the right questions of an employer to behavioral techniques that allow one tobecome comfortable in any interview situation.While these mock interviews were intendedto assist the students of SHA, as an alumna ofthe class of ‘85, I can honestly say that I too cameaway from the situation having learned somethingfrom the experience. My meetings withthe students led me to recall my own days in thehallowed halls of SHA and the many challengesto be met. Seeing them actively engaged in schoolwork and effectively managing their time duringthe lunch period to participate in these interviews,demonstrated both their dedication and their willingness to go the extra mile.This is the type of real-world preparedness, however, that SHA has always instilled inthose young women who came before, those presently enrolled at the school and thosewho will walk its halls in the future. Thereis an independence and a confidence thatis instilled within us at SHA that allows usto take on new challenges. Although thetypes of activities that SHA has providedto achieve those ends has changed anddeveloped as the times have changed, thesame spirit and support extended to uswhich allows us to grow into independentyoung women and future professionals,regardless of our career path, has alwaysremained a constant. It was nice to see thenext generation of students so eager toparticipate.Barabara Hooven, 88 offers some interview advice.I found each student to be very respectful, polite and well-mannered. It is a qualitythat was easily seen in each of them. While every student brought their unique personalityto the table, what still emerged from each of them was their sincere kindness andtheir genuine interest. It was enjoyable to offer feedback to each student and to realizethat I could give back something to assist them in their future. It was very evident thateach one had a genuine interest in expanding their knowledge of how to be a better interviewee.Many of them nodded in response to constructive feedback and even realizedthose areas needing improvement all on their own. The actual process of the interview,however, was effective in allowing them to have that opportunity to practice and to learnfrom the things that they did well and the things they could improve upon before theyexperience the real thing.This was a great learning experience for students and alumnae and I was proud tobe a part of it.’49’54 ’59’64’69 ’74 ’79’89Reunion Scrapbook SHASnaps!’9416 Cordecho spirit. mind. body. spirit. mind. body. cordecho 17

Classnotes40sRosemary KampshoffKlumpp ’41 is the proudmother of six daughterswho attended SHA andone son. She now has 23grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren.Sr. Joan M. Nelson, OSF,’42 is celebrating her 65thJubilee anniversary as aSister of St. Francis! Sisterworks in the DevelopmentDepartment at Sacred HeartAcademy as the DevelopmentAssistant, and residesat the Academy where shegenerously gives of her timeand talent.Carol Bruce Leonard ’48 isretired and living in Marietta,Ga.Beatrice Closs Leveille’48 is retired and livingin Hinsdale, NY with herhusband, Jerry, and spendsfrom January to April inCalifornia.Sr. Mary ClementSchubert, OSF ’48 andSr. Lois Badding, OSF’53 went to Tanzania, EastAfrica in June 2009 for the50th Jubilee celebration ofthe beginning of the Sistersof St. Francis missionsthere. Both sisters werefounders of the InterracialSchool in 1969.50sJacqueline Wagner Stendts’50 and her husband,Albert, celebrated their58th wedding anniversaryon July 21, 2009, and agreat-grandchild was bornon April 15, 2008.Sally Ann Mehinger Overs’51 reports that she has sixchildren (4 girls and 2 boys)and eleven grandchildren.She is an Interior Designerfor EJ Audi and Company(Stickley Furniture) in Victor,NY.Mary Ellen Meier Buckley’53 has retired from managingher husband’s law officeand is spending winters inNaples, FL.Joan Gordon Dell ’58 is aretired teacher and is presentlyteaching first gradereligion. She also studiesart, and lectors and commentatesat her parish. Sheand her husband, William,have been married for 46years.60sKathleen Dowling Healy’60 has retired to WakeForest, North Carolinaafter living her whole life inBuffalo, and is enjoying hereight grandchildren.Sharon Doyle Pasternick’60 was awarded the SetonLegacy of Charity BicentennialMedal in May 2009. Ithonors people who throughtheir ministries or their wayof life, have mirrored theexample of Elizabeth AnnSeton’s pioneering spiritand have been willing to berisk-takers.Donna Buffamonti Henning’63 retired in June2008 from Sweet HomeCentral School District toenjoy her 10 grandchildrenand to spend time with herhusband, David.Dr. Christine SzymanskiAlbini ’64 is a PediatricEndocrinologist working atKaleida Health.Carolyn KucharskiDowling ’64 celebrated 42years as a registered nurse atthe Sisters of Charity Hospitalin July. She works as anadministrative nursing supervisor.She and her husbandcelebrated their 41thwedding anniversary. Theyhave 3 sons and 3 grandchildren.She is a memberof the Bishops CommitteeDiscussion Group and theVictorian Dance Groupfrom the Amherst Museum.Shirley Stolarski ’68 receiveda Doctor of PharmacyDegree in 2007 fromthe University of Florida.She presently is living inBuffalo, NY, and is a Doctorof Pharmacy at the ErieCounty Medical Center.70sKatherine Carroll Pizzutelli’70 is a School District Administratorfor the Rush-Henrietta School Districtand lives in Pittsford, NY.Donna Gumulak Stempniak’70 attended the DemocraticNational Convention inAugust 2008 and PresidentObama’s inauguration inJanuary.Monica Wharton ’71 isliving in Tarpon Springs,Florida, and working at Pasco-HernandoCommunityCollege as an Administratorin the Academic Technologydepartment.Madonna Walter Brennan’74 graduated in December2008 from Erie CommunityCollege with an AssociatesDegree in Nursingand passed the NYS Boardof Nursing exam in April2009.Mary Gavacs ’78 has beenaccepted into the LeadershipFellowship Programthrough the American OccupationalTherapy Association.She is the Director ofthe Occupational TherapyAssistant Program at MercyhurstCollege in Erie, PA.80sTrisha St. George ’80 wasfeatured in a TV segmentfor the extraordinary pettherapy program that sheactively works with in Carlsbad,CA. To view this segment,go to http://petopia.tv/Petopia.TV/Pet_Stories.html.Anne Rohde Raczka ’83 isthe Director of ReligiousEducation at San PedroCatholic Church in PortCharlotte, FL, where shelives with her husband,Paul, and three daughters.She will be receiving herMasters Degree in Theologyfrom Barry University in2010.Elizabeth Ronald Smith ’86is a Lieutenant Colonel inthe US Army and is workingas a Human Resources Officer.She is presently livingin Webster Groves, MO.Tammie Lee Puszert Demler’87 was presented the2009 Bowl of Hygeia Awardfor outstanding communityservice by the PharmacistsSociety of the State ofNew York. Tammie is thedirector of the psychiatricresidency program at theUniversity at Buffalo and ishost of Lockport CommunityTV’s “WNY Tonight”.Jennifer Johnson-Smith ’87was inducted into the Cani-sius College Sports Hall ofFame for Women’s Tennis.She is the secretary of Mt.St. Mary’s Hospital FoundationBoard of Directors,and in 2009 was promotedto Territory Manager atTakeda Pharmaceuticals,North America. She andher husband, David, havetwo children.Theresa Wenzel ’87 is theAssociate Athletic Directorfor Georgia Tech University.Kimberly Redding Zandi’89 is a Domestic ViolenceCase Manager with CrisisServices and the Town ofTonawanda Police Department.90sAmy Padalino Heil ’90opened a Coastal Boutiqueon Martha’s Vineyard inthe summer of 2008. Thename of her store is Blue-Fish, and can be accessedthrough www.BlueFishmv.com.Karen Eckert Jarzynski ’91is a high school Englishteacher for the SpringvilleCentral Schools.Bridget Klenk Larrabee’91 is the Assistant Directorof Upper School forthe Flint Hill School. Shelives in Reston, VA withher husband, Richard. Ather August 2008 weddingmany SHA alumnae werein attendance including hertwo sisters and co-maids ofhonor, Annemarie KlenkDirlam and Jennifer KlenkManka. Also her cousin,Sarah Zamer and friendsChristine Motz Barkley,Lora Kassab Voas, AmySzefel Stark and JenniferHunt O’Day were present.What’s up?Send your classnoteinformation to EileenHettich, AlumnaeRelations Coordinatorat 834-2101 Ext 317 orehettich@sacredheartacademy.orgCarrie Csizmar Volpe ’93 isDirector of Human Resourcesfor ATTO Technology,Inc. She and herhusband, Chuck.Kati Riegle Mann ’94 andher husband, Kenneth,had a baby daughter, Keely,in June 2008. Kati is thegranddaughter to ElizabethGentile Riegle ’62, andniece and goddaughter toKara Riegle Huntley ’90.Colleen Pazderski Clark ’95is a teacher for Harris HillElementary School.Kathryn Granchelli ’98graduated with distinctionin December 2008 fromNorthern Arizona Universitywith a Masters Degree inSecondary education, K-12,Art Education.Kelly Janis ’98 received herPh.D. in Neuroscience atMichigan State Universityin December 2008. She iscurrently completing herOsteopathic medical degreeat Michigan State University.Erin Milovich ’98 is anAttorney with BendersonDevelopment Company.Carolyn Kirchberger ’99has been named an associateattorney for Colucci& Gallaher, P.C. Carolynis a 2003 summa cumlaude graduate of the StateUniversity at Buffalo, anda 2007 graduate of VillanovaUniversity School ofLaw. Her practice focuseson general civil litigationin both state and federalcourts, as well as bankruptcycourt.Rani Somayaji Salemi ’99 ispresident with Tony Walker& Co. and living in Lewiston,NY.00sSara Szalkowski ’00 is aSoldier with the UnitedStates Army and is stationedin Fort Belvoir, VA.Kathleen Benson ’02graduated from John CarrollUniversity with a Mastersdegree in Psychology inMay 2009. She is presentlyattending University ofAkron of Ohio where shewas granted a fellowship andis pursuing a Doctorate inPsychology.Leah Feroleto ’02 is anAdmissions Counselor atDaemen College.Christine Karl Potratz ’02is a Graphic Designer withManzella Marketing Group.Jennifer Mis Reddinger’02 is teaching sixth gradeat Starpoint Central Schooland was recently grantedher tenure appointment.She is director of themiddle school’s annualtalent show and recentlyearned a Master’s degree inLiteracy Education fromBuffalo State College. Shelives in Lockport, NY withher husband, Scott.Shannon Denz Setter ’03is a teacher for the GlobalConcepts Charter School.Nicole Rodgers ’03 is workingin Human Resourcesfor The Sherwin-WilliamsCompany and lives inShaker Heights, Ohio.Meghan Bertovich ’04 onJune 1, 2009 was namedWomen’s Director ofBasketball for the MetroAtlantic Athletic Conference(MAAC).Sarah Belliotti ‘05 wasawarded the Unsung HeroAward at Lafayette College.This award is presented tostudents who have workedwithout concern for personalreward, have beenloyal and dedicated, andhave not been recognizedfor their efforts. Sarahgraduated from LafayetteCollege in May, 2009.Ali Hejmowski ’05 graduatedmagna cum laudefrom Canisius College inMay 2009 with a degree inClinical Psychology. She iscurrently attending MedailleCollege for a Mastersdegree in Psychology.Gaybrielle James ’05 graduatedmagna cum laude inMay 2009 from the Universityof Richmond with aBachelor of Arts Degree inSociology and Pre-Medicine.She is presently workingas a Project Coordinatorat Roswell Park CancerInstitute.Amanda Moses ’05 graduatedfrom Niagara Universityin May 2009 with a degreein Accounting. She is presentlyemployed with theLumsden & McCormackaccounting firm.Lisa Bavisotto ’06 hasentered her senior year atSlippery Rock Universityin PA. She attended a threeweek dance intensive atSarah Lawrence Universityin New York City duringthe summer of 2009.18 Cordecho spirit. mind. body. spirit. mind. body. cordecho 19

EngagementsBridget Dick ‘88 to Donald Blesnukon June 12, 2010Kristin Koppmann ‘96 to JonathanZirnheld on December 2009Kimberly Sheldon ‘98 to MichaelO’Brien on September 18, 2010Victoria Wagner ‘00 to Caleb Tayloron October 2010MarriagesAmy Padalino ‘90 to Doug Heil onOctober 4, 2008Bridget Klenk ‘91 to RichardLarrabee on August 15, 2008Carrie Csizmar ‘93 to Chuck Volpeon July 25, 2009Megan Muenzner ‘93 to Brad J.FirstchColleen Pazderski ‘95 to RandyClark on August 14, 2009Kathryn Gaiser ‘00 to JosephTrentley IV on August 21, 2009Meredith Gerrish ‘01 to PhilipDriggs on August 1, 2009Jennifer Mis ‘02 to Scott ThomasReddinger on August 1, 2009Erin Schalberg ‘03 to JamesPautler, Jr. on July 25, 2009Shannon Denz ‘03 to Dean R.Setter on July 4, 2009BirthsAnn Granville Jakubczak ’82 andher husband, Don, on the birthof their daughter, Amelia Grace,August 27, 2006. She joins sister,Kayla (11 years) and brother, Jasey(10 years).Patricia Eckert Balthasar ’88 andher husband, Thomas, on the birthof their daughter, Holly Anne, onJanuary 29, 2009. She joins herolder sister, Amanda.Patricia Terian Mancabelli ’88 andher husband, Chuck, on the birthof their fourth son, Maximilian, onJune 4, 2009.Teresa Hanny Gerbeck ’91 andher husband, John, on the birth oftheir daughter, Franka Masie, onNovember 2, 2008.Jennifer Economou Hayslip ’91 andher husband, Jason, on the birth oftheir son, Gavin, on May 14, 2008.Gavin joins his older sister, Anthea.Jennifer O’Day Hunt ’91 and herhusband, Geoffrey, on the birthof their son, Paxton Geoffrey, onMarch 2, 2009. Paxton joins hisolder brothers, Griffin & Devin.Gina Marie Zanghi Mazzara ’93and her husband, Salvatore, onthe birth of their daughter, AdrianaJosephine, on December 4, 2008.She joins her older sister, Lucia,who is 2 years old.Megan Muenzner ’93 and herhusband, Brad, on the birth of theirdaughter, Hannah Alison, on April23, 2009.Karen Zahm Wilkie ’93 and herhusband, Russ, on the birth of theirson, Isaac Todd, on September 14,2009.Lori Brucato Badach ’94 and herhusband, Andrew, on the birth oftheir daughter, Leonora Catherine,January 13, 2009.Mary Clare Kukoda Reilley ’94 andher husband, Sean, on the birthof their daughter, Fiona Elizabeth,September 14, 2009. She joins herolder brother, Emmett.Dominic holds his new brotherEvan Robinson.Charlotte Donner, Lillian Clare and Elizabeth McCrearyKati Riegle Mann ’94 and herhusband, Kenneth, on the birth oftheir daughter, Keely Elizabeth, onJune 18, 2008.Rachael Okoniewski Robinson’94 and her husband, Alba, on thebirth of their son, Evan Michael,on May 2, 2009. He joins his olderbrothers, Dominic and Alex.Melanie Barnas Simmons ’95 andher husband, Jason, on the birthof their son, Joseph Thomas, onAugust 15, 2009.Sara Goodman Wargo ’95 and herhusband, Martin, on the birth oftheir son, Adam Martin, on September1, 2009. He joins his oldersister, Emily, 3 years old.Maria Michalek Clare ’95 and herhusband, Scott, on the birth oftheir daughter, Lillian Grace Clare,on April 14, 2009.Kathryn Hettich McCreary ’95 andher husband, Matt, on the birth oftheir daughter, Elizabeth Eileen, onJune 18, 2009. She joins her oldersister, Bridget, who is 2 years old.Dr. Jennifer Korzen O’Toole ’95 andher husband, Terry, on the birthof their second child, son, AidanTerrance, on June 24, 2009.Jessica Notaro Prescott ’95 andher husband on the birth of theirthird child, Ava Kathleen, on June22, 2009.Cara Santoro Rasnick ’95 and herhusband, Joseph, on the birth oftheir son, Joseph Michael, on May11, 2009.Jennifer Sheldon ’95 and herhusband, Jon Moran, on the birthof their second child, daughter,Mackenzie Violet, on March 2,2009.Alia Zohur Wynne ’95 and her husband,Bob, on the birth of their sonand first child, Henry Wolfgang, onApril 16, 2009.Joelle Pantano Malenic ’97 and herhusband, Matt, on the birth of theirdaughter, Samantha Jane, on July5, 2009.Anne Marie Powalski Duquin ’98and her husband, Chris, on thebirth of their son, Patrick Richard,on July 28, 2009. He joins his olderbrother, Colin, who is 3 years old,and older sister, Ellie, who is 1 ½years old.Marissa Modica DeMonstoy ’00 andher husband, Keith, on the birth oftheir daughter, Madeline Grace, onApril 26, 2009.DeathsMargaret Kauffman Stonitsch ‘25June 18, 2009Fina Accardi Steuernagel ‘30August 18, 2008Lillian Hayes McNamara ‘31March 2009Katherine Garvey Niebergall ‘31March 24, 2009Margaret Arnold Dilgard ‘35January 3, 2009Jean Stafford Chaleff ‘37October 23, 2008Rose Fawls Donaldson ‘38May 9, 2009Sr. Jane Huber OSF ‘38August 6, 2009Shirley Rung Kroeger ‘39July 7, 2009Paula Kempkes Cooperdock ‘40May 8, 2009Dorothy Nowak Lorence ‘42May 1, 2009Phyllis Grimm Pumm ‘42July 9, 2009Rose Marie Hens Funnell ‘43August 31, 2008Rita Theisen Snyder ‘44March 5, 2009Mary Lou Schumacher Gerold ‘46September 29, 2009Gertrude Jones Oehler ‘46March 29, 2009Patricia Dolan Kelly ‘47June 23, 2009Dorothy Heitzman Pinkowski ‘49August 1, 2009Mary Ann Stegmeier ‘49May 21, 2009Theresa Weisansal Barlow ‘50December 28, 2008Patricia Chambers Grizzley ‘51May 23, 2006Diane Manns ‘59June 28, 2009Judith Kujawa Bell ‘66July 26, 2009Marcia Good Bleeker ‘69April 28, 2009Patricia Ann Roth ‘70August 31, 2009Family DeathsGertrude Garvey Wesp ’32 on thedeath of her sister, Katherine, onMarch 24, 2009.Sr. Joanne Fawls, OSF ’37, Sr.Gertrude Fawls, OSF ’41 on thedeath of their sister, Rose, and toPatricia Tardif Chapman ’54, MaryTardif Bianco ’59, Madeleine Tardif’70, and Joan Tardif ’71 on thedeath of their aunt.Audrey Hayes O’Connor ’37 onthe death of her cousin, Lillian, inMarch 2009.Helena Menchini Hale ’38 on thedeath of her husband, Paul, onMarch 7, 2008.Rita Grimm ’40 on the death of hersister, Phyllis, on July 9, 2009.Elizabeth Kempkes Waclawek’42 on the death of her sister,Paula, on May 8, 2009, and toElizabeth Waclawek O’Brien ’70,Mary Jo Waclawek Philleo ’71,Barbara Waclawek ’73, and MargieWaclawek Ricketts ’75 on the deathof their aunt.Joan Smith Bermeitinger ’43 onthe death of her brother, Gerard, inNovember 2008.Mary Agnes Dolan Farrell ’43 andMaggi Dolan ’44 on the death oftheir sister, Patricia, on June 23,2009.Antoinette Schumacher Herman‘48, Sr. Helen Marie Schumacher‘49, Virginia Schumacher Wendel‘51, Barbara Schumacher Klocke‘56, and Margaret SchumacherMcManus ‘59. on the death ofthier sister. Kathleen SchumacherWeiss ‘77, Patricia Schumacher‘78, Mary Grace Schumacher ‘79,and Gretchen Klocke Brown ‘84, onthe death of their aunt, Mary LouSchumacher Gerold ‘46.Amelita Novo Roth ’43 on the deathof her daughter, Patricia, on August31, 2009 and to Toni Roth Sullivan’66 and Judy Roth Meissner ’73 onthe death of their sister and to LucyNovo Volland ’41, Pauline NovoKasper ’43, Carmen Novo Shepard’46 and Helen Novo Murray ’49 onthe death of their niece.Beatrice Nowak Gaunder ’45 on thedeath of her sister, Dorothy, on May2, 2009.Loretta Guglielmo Strano ’46 on thedeath of her husband, Francis, onOctober 28, 2008.Florence Accardi Seier ’49 on thedeath of her husband, Edward,May 19, 2009, and the death of hersister, Fina Accardi Steuernagel ‘30,August 18, 2008.Geraldine Muscarella DiCarlo ’56 onthe death of her mother, Marie, onJune 12, 2009.Dorothy Walters Dworakowski’56 on the death of her mother,Dorothy, on June 17, 2009.Sr. Kristen Corcoran, OSF ’58 onthe death of her sister, Eileen, onAugust 7, 2009.Judy Cyrklewski Ketteman ’58 onthe death of her husband, Donald,on May 30, 2009.Joan Paske Miller ’59 on the deathof her mother, Jane, on July 27,2009.Sharon Dilgard Murphy ’61 andDenise Dilgard Hunka ’75 on thedeath of their mother, Margaret, onJanuary 3, 2009.Carol Kujawa Eberz ’62 on thedeath of her sister, Judith, on July26, 2009.Susan Rutecki Hoehler ’63, CarolRutecki Schwartz ’65, and GailRutecki Wagner ’68 on the deathof their mother, Mary, on June 28,2009.Diane Good Waggoner ’63 andSusan Good Mistrett ’65 on thedeath of their sister, Marcia GoodBleeker ’69, and Mary Sinnott ’70on the death of her cousin.Paula Lymburner Chameli ’64 onthe death of her mother, Bernice,on April 17, 2009.Janice Yungbluth Weiskopf ’64on the death of her husband,Lawrence, on November 4, 2008.Mary Jo Carroll Kenna ’66 andKittie Carroll Pizzutelli ’70 on thedeath of their father, John Patrick,on September 7, 2009.Linda Nasca ’68 on the death of herfather, Anthony, on March 16, 2009.Judy Mead O’Connor ’69 on thedeath of her mother, Eileen, inSeptember 2008.Julie Maurer Smyczynski ’70 onthe death of her father, John, onApril 28, 2009.Peggy Slowinski ’70 on the death ofher mother, Mae, on July 16, 2009.Clare Buchheit-Edson ’71 on thedeath of her mother, Carmene, onMay 21, 2009, and the death of herfather, Louis, on June 10, 2009.Kathryn Delaney ’73 on the deathof her father-in-law, Richard,on June 3, 2009, and to KatrinaDelaney ’02 and ElizabethDelaney ’07 on the death of theirgrandfather.Patricia O’Brien Hirschbeck ’76and Mary K. O’Brien ’79 on thedeath of their father, William, onMarch 8, 2009.Mary Schneggenburger Voglmayr’76, Carol SchneggenburgerStarr ’78, Jean SchneggenburgerMaslona ’79, AnneSchneggenburger LaVigne ’80, andKaren Schneggenburger Marafino’86 on the death of their father,Carl, on June 4, 2009.Joanne Huber ’78 and Joyce HuberKanaley ’80 on the death of theiraunt, Sr. Jane Huber, OSF ‘38, onAugust 6, 2009.Maureen Rimar ’79 on the death ofher mother-in-law, Arlene, on July21, 2009.Jeanne Vezina Vinal ’82 andMargaret Vezina Romanowich ’83on the death of their mother, Rita,on May 21, 2009.Lee Rosica, mother of MarianneRosica-Brand ’82, passed away onSept. 14, 2009.Karen Conroy Odien ’83 on thedeath of her father, Robert, inJanuary 2009, and the death of hermother, Betty, on July 1, 2009.Maria Shantler ’84 and LisaShantler ’84 on the death of theirfather, Ronald, on July 20, 2009and to Sr. Maria Pares ’58 on thedeath of her brother-in-law.Kimberly Gibbons Crangle ’86 andHoa Kim Mai ’86 on the death oftheir father, Charles, on September9, 2009 and to Brittany Gibbons ’08on the death of her grandfather.Eileen Hogenkamp Klubeck ’86 onthe death of her mother, Eileen,on September 13, 2009 and to AnnMcConnell Kostyniak ’95 on thedeath of her aunt.Sharon Gemerek Roeder ’91 onthe death of her father, Robert, onDecember 1, 2008.Courtney Timms Maloney ’96 onthe death of her mother, MaryLynne, on August 31, 2009.Tanya Felski Gutierrez ’02 on thedeath of her mother, Linda, on May7, 2009.20 Cordecho spirit. mind. body. spirit. mind. body. cordecho 21

BUFFALO ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEARTList of DonorsAnnual fund reportEvery effort has been made to ensure accuracy in this report. We apologize for any errors or omissions andask that you report them to the Development Office at 716-834-2101 ext. 360.* Denotes alumna that has since returned to God.2008-2009 Board of Directors**Sacred Heart Academy is blessed by the leadership and commitment of the members of the Board of Trusteesthat give so much of their time, talents, and treasures in the spirit of St. Francis to further our mission.Crystal R. Austin-SeymoreSr. Diane Bernbeck, OSF ‘64Arthur F. Dobson, Jr.Sr. Nancy Fortkort, OSF ‘53Patricia A. Haberman, D.D.S. ‘80Elizabeth A. BarczakHorrigan ‘64Mary Jo Hezel Ketchum ‘59Mark A. KingPaul J. KolkmeyerSr. Teresa Miklitsch, OSFSr. Dorothy Mueller, OSF ‘60John R. O’BrienSr. Barbara Pfohl, OSF ‘56David J. ReillyBarbara J. Staebell Rooney ‘74Dr. Esther S. TakeuchiSr. Geraldine Warthling, OSFSr. Edith Wyss, OSF** 100% participationLoyalty FundSocietiesGiving club members are recognized herein for their exceptional dedication to the Academy for their contributionsfrom July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009. As the following pages will attest, our SHA community is comprised of generousbenefactors who are strongly committed to our Franciscan mission. We are indebted to them for their partnershipand the many gifts they provide in support of academic excellence, spiritual development, and life’s education of ouryoung women.Founder’s Circle ($5,000+)Caesarina Ciminelli Cardarelli ‘39Class of 2009Dennis FleischauerNancy Haberman Gacioch ‘58M & T Charitable FoundationSHA Parents GuildThe Providence FundErin B. Rebhan Sippel ‘90Sisters of St. Francis of Holy Name ProvinceElizabeth M. Sullivan ‘83Head of School Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)BRD Inc.Dr. Patricia Staley Burns ‘57Joyce E. Wagner Drzewiecki ‘61Robert K. FreelandSr. Joan M. Nelson, OSF ‘42Vincent and Harriet Palisano FoundationBarbara J. Staebell Rooney ‘74Kathleen Scanlon ‘67Director’s Circle ($1,000 - $2,499)Ruth Thompson Auer ‘45Baumeister & Samuels, P.C.Judy Carr Beecher ‘58BISSNET Inc.Christ the King SchoolArthur F. Dobson, Jr.Beverly A. Eckert ‘69 *Bonnie Taglialegami Floyd ‘72Jacquelyn McGuire Gurney ‘86Patricia A. Haberman, D.D.S. ‘80Beth A. Selmensberger Hollister ‘81Elizabeth A. Barczak Horrigan ‘64Shirley Ann Keppel ‘53Barbara Schumacher Klocke ‘56Kathleen M. Brown Knepper ‘38Paul and Nancy KolkmeyerMargaret M. Rackl Loesch ‘68William and Regina MastroleoThe McGuire Group, Inc.Mary C. Frank Moynihan ‘46National Fuel Gas CompanyJohn R. O’BrienKathleen M. O’Connor, Ph.D. ‘85Joyce Paterson, M.D.Dr. Diane M. Peters-Koren ‘59Don and Patricia Braun Rackl ‘73David J. ReillyKathleen M. Wrobel Schmidt ‘86Marilyn Louise Schmitt ‘51Ruth H. SmithStereo AdvantageSr. Mara Walton, OSF ‘59spirit. mind. body. cordecho 23

Maroon & White Club ($500 - $999)Mr. and Mrs. James Biddle, Jr.Frances Gautieri Brown ‘57Horace and Mary Lou BurgerDr. Nadine Feneck Case ‘70Suzanne Barone Casey ‘87Anthony J. and Carmela M. AnastasiaColucci ‘51Jennifer DemertMr. and Mrs. L. Matthew DugganDr. Ann Lawton Egan ‘50Dr. and Dr. Richard S. ElmanDenise M. DeSimone Fregeau ‘78Mary Jane Winkler Fry ‘64 *John T. GorskiRaymond E. Kelley, Inc.Mary Jo Hezel Ketchum ‘59Marie P. Thill Kidd ‘26 *Kirst Construction, Inc.Teresita Schwartz LeBeau ‘67Christine M. Carroll Licata, Ed.D. ‘63Lumsden & McCormick, LLPKathleen A. McCarthy ‘56Sheila McCarthy ‘51M. Janice Nelson ‘45Northeast Mechanical, Inc.Patricia J. Funnell Pfalzer ‘45Jeanine PurcellBonnie P. Glowacki Rudick ‘58Joanna RuppelColleen M. Sandor, Ph.D. ‘82Lorilynn Dunn Schlosser ‘90Patricia L. Smith ‘75Dr. Toni Roth Sullivan ‘66Betty Blake Tzetzo ‘54Kathy E. Wolf Vasilius ‘77Jane VickiMarilyn WittmanAcademy Club ($250 - 499)Valerie Casimino Anderson ‘85Carol A. Bauda ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. BenderJulie M. Bondanza, Ph.D. ‘60Susan Vetter Braun ‘76Mary Ann Kawecki Broderick ‘58Sandra J. ButlerPatricia M. Caluori ‘69Mary Ellen Konieczny Chwedyk ‘77Nina Nowakowski Ciesla ‘57Mary Ganey CochraneKathleen M. Wolf Cox ‘61Patricia Sheehan Crocker ‘59Leah Cunningham ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. DaltonMary Frances Danner ‘51Louise A. Kotlowski DeJames ‘57Dr. James DempseyLenore Peters Dimon ‘59Lala Marie DiPaolo-Placey ‘61Susan FarwellBarbara A. Fatta-Mason ‘69Joyce E. Fink ‘48Ann Marie Hackford Galbo ‘63Margaret Honer Gamble ‘52Patricia A. Gilbert ‘52Dianne M. Schaefer Gordon ‘72Mary Teresa Griffin ‘51Jacqueline C. Bruce Hanley ‘50“Love wholeheartedly, be surprised, give thanksand praise--then you will discover the fullnessof your life. “Brother David Steindl-RastHeide L. Herrmann ‘91Eileen M. Rimar Hettich ‘70Mary Ann Kuntz Hoffert ‘55Mr. and Mrs. David A. HohlJennifer L. O’Day Hunt ‘91Mary T. Keefe-Hinners ‘64C. Edward and Joanne MacPeekMr. and Mrs. Michael MilitelloElizabeth A. Owens Murphy ‘64Angela Cirillo Naylor ‘50Patricia A. Oates ‘57Dr. Barbara Eckert Ochterski ‘61Karin Bergerson Pajak ‘62Paula J. ParkeJeanette M. Piscitello ‘72Margaret A. Gallery Pritchard ‘61Christine F. Procknal ‘67Dr. and Mrs. David J. RodmanChristine Frantz Sak ‘59Patricia Uhteg Scheuneman ‘53Loretta Heim Spielman ‘39Gertrude E. Seguin Stanley ‘69Madonna Kissel Starr ‘65Jacqueline A. Wopperer Stoj ‘79Margaret Irr Summersgill, Ph.D. ‘49Dr. Esther S. TakeuchiRosanna M. Falzone Thomas ‘93Annemarie C. Uebbing ‘77Timothy and Rosemary Van DomelenDr. Anita Vigorito ‘71Vulcan Steam Forging Co.Janice K. Civello Walter ‘64Bernadette C. Wingerter ‘49Patricia J. Wopperer-Olin ‘77Margaret Sinnott Wurstner ‘32Hillary K. Zahm ‘94Century Club ($100 - 249)Maureen Aldrich Abbett ‘68Christine Kirwan Adsit ‘88Donna M. Geary Allen ‘63Dorismae H. Young April ‘40Carol R. AshleyBarbara Bogdan Badach ‘66Maureen Connors Badding ‘77Kathleen M. Jones Bailey ‘62Martina F. Mastroleo Baker ‘94Mr. and Mrs. William I. BarnasMary Beth McCarthy Basil ‘85Rosemary Uhteg Bateman ‘53Lisa M. Bavisotto ‘06Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. BavisottoMr. and Mrs. Louis J. BechtelLenore M. Belzer ‘51Kathleen Rasp Berardi ‘46Joan M. Smith Bermeitinger ‘43Kathaleen A. Irr Berner ‘60Lyn T. BiniszkiewiczBison Elevator Service, Inc.Rita T. Pierpaoli Blanford ‘60Gail M. Wind Boersma ‘60Mary C. Schupp Boldt ‘72Elizabeth Rutkowski Borgeson ‘48Amy L. Palladino Bourgeault ‘94Suzanne Fisher Boyer ‘84Mr. and Mrs. James J. BoyleAnn Marie Kuhn Breidenstein ‘56Kristen BreitweiserGina M. Recchio Brescia ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. BrignoneCatherine M. Graesser Brogan ‘79Helene B. Brown ‘51M. Julianne Brown ‘53Jennifer A. Jefferson Buchanan ‘86Carole A. Campbell Buczkowski ‘60Dawn M. Fraser Buono ‘57Claudia S. Burns ‘58Sarah Wilson Caccamise ‘38Patricia Francis Caci ‘53Dr. Paula M. Calby ‘72Rosette Mazza Camillo ‘77Mary Ann Miklas Campagna ‘51Paul and Kimberly CannonKathleen Hughes Carley ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. CarocciKaren Lund Carroll ‘63Judith A. Casassa ‘58Patty CasazzaMarilyn Kurtz Chamberlain ‘53Anne Frainier Charbonnet ‘45Janice M. Cheney ‘80Mary Joan State Christ ‘51Anne R. Clauss ‘52Judith A. Grzywa Clontz ‘77Club Italiano 74 Dell ‘ ImmacolataJulie Wetzel Cohen ‘81Vera A. Schreiner Colin ‘54Patricia Harter Connolly ‘46Susan Z. Lodick Constantino ‘64Mary J. Cicatello Contino ‘72Dorothea A. Nicosia Cosgrove ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Mark CostanzaLori A. Merlo Coticchia ‘81Donna M. Birner Coughlin ‘66Julie Brady Crandall ‘89Denise E. Crangle ‘50Rita J. Henry Crangle ‘54Dorothy M. Crowe ‘41Patricia Kaul Cryer ‘57Carrie A. Csizmar ‘93Mimi K. Cuddy-Mierzwa ‘81Adelheid D. Full Daigler ‘41Susan K. Reiser Daniels ‘92Colleen H. Dann ‘99Kathleen M. Delaney ‘69Judy A. Pirri Deley ‘73John. H. DewittSusan P. Sypniewski Dickinson ‘69Rosemary DillardDorothy A. O’Loughlin Disse ‘50Marybeth A. Flanagan Doherty ‘79Teresa Herrman Donner ‘68Sharon Tenney Downey ‘73Eileen Tubridy Drinkwater ‘67Dr. Diane M. Hartmann Dziwis ‘74Clement E. EckertKaren M. Eckert ‘68Raymond J. Eckert, Jr.Joan McFarland Edwards ‘45Dr. Michele A. Egan ‘73Suzanne Group Engel ‘69Mr. and Mrs. William T. Erdman, Jr.Helen Miskell Ernst ‘57Linda A. Nasca Eshaya ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. EvancoNancy T. Klawon Eye ‘48Sara R. Boyd Falk ‘94Irma McClusky Fallacaro ‘39Kathleen E. Albrecht Fasanella ‘74Mary FetchetAnn M. Graesser Finn ‘81Patrick and Sharon FinucaneMichele Cuddy Fisher ‘89Melissa A. Fiutak ‘94Christine M. Klumpp Fix ‘65Amy L. Wiktorski Flanagan ‘87Amy M. Fleischauer ‘92Dorothy M. Meek Flynn ‘47Food Bank of Western New YorkVirginia R. Kostur Foschio ‘59Dorothy R. Schenk Fox ‘37Benedetta Lachiusa Frachella ‘32Doris Becht Frainier ‘45Susan M. Friedhaber-Hard ‘62Dr. Kristin M. Fries ‘83Monica GabrielleBernadette Corcoran Gaffney ‘65Laura Bradley Galvin ‘83Patricia R. Maes Gemerek ‘53Mr. and Mrs. John T. GeorgerDr. Robyn R. M. GershonMargaret H. Fulton Gessert ‘51Margaret M. Horrigan Gillig ‘78Gretchen Kovalick Gilliland ‘77Henrietta A. Kercher Goslin ‘30Dr. Nicole M. Aquino Gothgen ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. GozdorVirginia A. Schmidt Greenan ‘57Sr. Jane F. Gregoire, OSF ‘57Madonna M. Bauer Grimmer ‘47JoAnn R. Kowalski Grzechowiak ‘58Dolores Parrish Gurley ‘39Mary Ruth Leberer Haberman ‘57Deborah A. Hard ‘70Patricia Ahern Hain ‘51Jeanne HannyBill HarveyRose Hoak Haslinger ‘40Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. HearyKathleen Byron Heffern ‘60Virginia Nettina Heller ‘71Marilyn Martin Hendler ‘48Christine M. Courtade Herzog ‘83Joan C. Krotz Hofmeier ‘53Jennifer A. Smith Hogan ‘77Marcia Schintzius Honsberger ‘64Diana A. Hopcia ‘58Rita A. Wilcox Hornburg ‘52Mrs. Geraldine T. HorohoeMrs. Martha HorohoeMary M. Horrigan ‘53Kelly J. Braun Housler ‘88Marilynn Kirsch Houston ‘58Ruth A. Huber ‘70Ruth E. HuppuchPatricia M. Piazza Ilardo ‘43Elayne J. Janiak ‘64Genevieve Oswald Johnson ‘39Margaret M. Buchanan Johnson ‘73Jennifer L. Johnson-Smith ‘87Dr. Maryann Schwab Justinger ‘69Mary Ann Stievater Kelleher ‘47Margaret Galley Kendron ‘65Joann M. Granville Kiefer ‘88Leslie E. King ‘72Catherine A. Baumann Kipp ‘92Joyce M. Ehlenfield Kirsch ‘58Benedetta A. Kissel ‘69Mindy KleinbergPatricia Krajewski Klingenmaier ‘61Elizabeth N. Kolber ‘65Christine Matre Kole ‘58Annette Stievater Kolkmeyer ‘45Kristin N. Koppmann ‘96Dorothy A. Kencik Korduba ‘46Frances R. Lombardo Kraus ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. KreuzAnn E. Kreuz Kuczkowski ‘56Margaret K. Covey Kujawa ‘74Marciann B. Spiess Kukoda ‘64Sally A. Hartl Kuykendall ‘54Rosalinda Vigorito Lamberty ‘69Susan M. Hill Landi ‘71Sharon Lanza ‘62Margaret M. Vanderwerf Laughlin ‘39Anne Schneggenburger LaVigne ‘80Kathleen Dipaolo Lazar ‘70Caroline Dotterweich Leighton ‘59Elaine C. Hopcia Leitten ‘60Carie LemackFrances Scaccia Lesswing ‘39Peter LibertiMary Ann McKenna Lienert ‘48Barbara W. Krajewski Lipome ‘59Bonnie L. Dziadaszek Locking ‘92John J. LoftusMary Ann Kucharski Long ‘73Maureen M. Piazza Lopez ‘83Georgia H. Burke Lu ‘65Dorothy A. Schmidt Lucci ‘50Linda L. Piraino Lucente ‘81Katherine A. Lyons ‘89Nancy Fisher Mackolin ‘50Mader Construction Co., Inc.Larry MagarisCristina Vigorito Mahoney ‘79Mary Joan Meckle Mahoney ‘48Eileen K. MaloneyLynne M. Russo Maloney ‘82Mary Agnes Scanlon Marabella ‘65Juanita B. Yargosz Martino ‘60Patricia Sterlace Masters ‘79Judith Smith Mastromonico ‘59Julia L. Maxwell ‘57Kathleen B. Seitz Mazurek ‘68Marie A. Gordon McCarthy ‘57Karen M. Kwas McCormick ‘87Susan A. Jankowski McCullough ‘63Sheila Brennan McGann ‘62Alicia A. Cummings McGlinchey ‘83Elizabeth A. Byron McGowan ‘64Erin M. Burger McKendry ‘89Bridget Zern Mejza ‘86Frances J. Rotino Mellenger ‘58Florine E. Fischer Mogford ‘48Julie A. Vargo Molson ‘71Amy M. Monafo ‘95Carole A. Kanski Mordino ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. MosesMr. & Mrs. Thomas J. MrozMr. and Dr. Edward MrozinskiCarol M. Pauly Mudd ‘50Mary Beth B. Karalus Mulder ‘80Nancy Calabrese Mule ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MullenAlicia Huber Murphy ‘94Candise Kaye Mye ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. NapierMaria A. Naples ‘79University at Buffalo, Elizabeth J.PantanoSr. Dolores Neunder, OSF ‘36Audrey M. Hayes O’Connor ‘37Cheryl Farolino O’Connor ‘72Regina Werder O’Connor ‘34Melissa M. Swierczynski O’Dell ‘68Eileen A. Pitz O’Grady ‘48Marcella C. Trampert Olson ‘37Karen B. Zobel Palmer ‘93Cynthia T. Stone Pangallo ‘79Mary E. Schoell Parker ‘56Mary L. Gersitz Patterson ‘57Elaine C. Pauly ‘51Jeannine Cady Pautler ‘77Melanie T. Graczyk Pawlik ‘29Mary C. Granville Penfold ‘85Anna M. Kwiatkowski Perini ‘64Anne Reagan Perricelli ‘59Dr. Mary Beth Phelan ‘80Sandra Piech ‘64Kathleen Piech-Lukas ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Jerome T. PiecuchNancy C. Ihrig Pirk ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Robert PollockSusan M. Falzone Porcano ‘67Joanne M. Scanlon Prestia ‘69Colleen Webb Prorok ‘65Emilie A. Pogorzelski Rados ‘36Mr. and Mrs. Marshall M. RankowitzDr. Catherine Dailey Ravella ‘58Sally RegenhardAmy K. Resetarits ‘92Barbara Geary Reynolds ‘56Betteanne Gentile Riegle ‘62Kathleen A. Rimar ‘64Maureen T. Rimar ‘79Dr. Kimberly A. Paa Roberts ‘92Jean Eberle Rogowski ‘47Jean M. Gardner Root ‘37Audrey M. Schafer Ross-Klein ‘51Dr. Michelle Linneman Rougeux ‘72Monica M. Rozak ‘74Delores Zientek Rozycki ‘48Maureen C. Laughlin Rusin ‘70Louis J. Russo, Jr.Holly A. Burzynski Saari ‘89Mary Margaret Prestel Sansone ‘64Dolores A. Scanlon ‘59Maura A. Lippold Scanlon ‘91Mary Lynn Schaefer ‘77Patricia A. Hanmann Schlaerth ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas L. SchmittSusan M. Schmitt ‘64Thomas W. and Shelly SchratzLeslie A. SchultzSr. M. Henrietta Schwagler, OSF ‘36Abraham ScottMaryellen Demeter Secrist ‘58Mary Buszka Semski ‘40Sandra L. Eye Sendlak ‘71Laurie A. Gemerek Shanahan ‘90Maria G. Shantler ‘84Deborah Mancuso Shay ‘69Jennifer L. Sheldon ‘95Amy Satkowski Shepard ‘79Theresa M. Kaes Sherman ‘62Debra Daniels Simmons ‘68Joan L. Goslin Simmons ‘65Patricia Heupel Sims ‘80Mickey McGarry Slind ‘56Mary K. Canton Smedley ‘57Margaret Pacciotti Smith ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Vincent R. SmithRuth M. Nicaise Smokowski ‘54Patricia Marino Smyton ‘61Eileen E. Snyder ‘64Marcia SnyderAnne SpasianoPatricia A. Petrina Spinelli ‘65Marcia J. Spitler ‘69Sr. Mary Kay Stahl, OSF ‘49Dr. Jacquelyn Burns Stanley ‘54Nancy J. Drexilius Stapleton ‘47LTC Marion A. Steinhilber, Ret’d. ‘40Donna M. Gumulak Stempniak ‘70Jacqueline Wagner Stendts ‘50Paula L. Leone Stern ‘72Patricia Brennan Stewart ‘74Sharon StollMichael J. StonitschElizabeth Subjeck ‘07Mary Braun Subkoviak ‘61Mary T. Fox Sullivan ‘55Rita Gradwohl Sweeney ‘48Joan M. Tardif ‘71Alison TaylorElaine M. Reeder Telaak ‘58Amy M. Teprovich ‘93Joy M. Lembic Thrun ‘57Elizabeth Dengler Tilis ‘69Anne Uba Timms ‘97Nancy Gilbert Tsurunaga ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. TukEllen M. Conley Turner ‘38Mr. and Mrs. David A. TyrpakSusan M. Barczak Uba ‘61Anita L. Azua Utech ‘64Lorie Van AukenJennifer Caulfield Van Petten ‘79Brian F. VillianiMr. and Mrs. Richard VivacquaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. VolzArlene Miller Wangler ‘59Michelle L. Reynolds Webb ‘91Robin WeinerMarie L. Weisbecker ‘44Naomi R. Weiss ‘66Joanne M. Geiger Welchoff ‘54Nancy Skorupski Wellman ‘61Virgina Schumacher Wendel ‘ 51Mary C. Selmensberger Westendorf ‘82Westmass Area Development Corp.Julie M. Ehrman Whalen ‘91Carol Ann Kolb Wiktorski ‘64Donna M. Buchleither Williams ‘64Roberta Meers Wilson ‘59Mary L. Wisniewski ‘57Kathryn E. Auguliaro Woch ‘69Jacqueline Shea Wopperer ‘52Patricia M. Bullied Wydra ‘47Dr. and Mrs. Sigmund YoonMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ZahmBarbara Pfohl Zenger ‘81Marion L. Zimmerman ‘39Jean C. Zimmermann ‘47Christine Zinter-Chahin ‘7524 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 25

Alumnae giving byclass yearOur alumnae are actively involved and committed in their efforts to support their alma mater. Theircontributions cover an array of areas to fulfill and enrich our shared mission at Sacred Heart Academy.The generosity of the SHA alumnae community is a wonderful legacy that we are blessed to receive. It iswith heartfelt gratitude that we share here the kindness they have shown.1925Raised: $50.00No. Donors: 2Participation: 67%Average Gift: $25.00Helen Barenthaler HayslipMargaret B. KauffmanStonitsch*1926Raised: $500.00No. Donors: 1Participation: 25%Average Gift: $500.00Marie P. Thill Kidd*1927Raised: $135.00No. Donors: 3Participation: 75%Average Gift: $45.00Anne E. ConnorsSarah M. DiGesareSr. Isabelle Reilly, OSF1929Raised: $125.00No. Donors: 2Participation: 67%Average Gift: $62.50Antoinette R. Lopian OsinskiMelanie T. Graczyk Pawlik1930Raised: $100.00No. Donors: 1Participation: 25%Average Gift: $100.00Henrietta A. Kercher Goslin1931Raised: $35.00No. Donors: 2Participation: 40%Average Gift: $17.50Ruth M. Dietrich PhillipsDorothy A. Kingston Simpson1932Raised: $550.00No. Donors: 4Participation: 50%Average Gift: $137.50Benedetta L. LachiusaFrachellaKatherine L. Schwenk StuderMargaret Sinnott WurstnerMargaret F. Collins Wurstner1933Raised: $25.00No. Donors: 1Participation: 25%Average Gift: $25.00Gertrude M. Gittere Greene1934Raised: $275.00No. Donors: 5Participation: 56%Average Gift: $55.00Mildred A. Schaefer BantelmanSr. Maurice Huebsch, OSFFrances Bruiknern MoninRegina Werder O’ConnorM. Elinor Eberle Payne1936Raised: $390.00No. Donors: 7Participation: 54%Average Gift: $55.71Miriam Winters HarkNorma B. Frey McMahonSr. Dolores Neunder, OSFEmilie A. Pogorzelski RadosSr. M. Henrietta Schwagler, OSFBernice Georger StichtTeresa A. Emminger Watkins1937Raised: $570.00No. Donors: 6Participation: 33%Average Gift: $95.00Sr. Joanne Fawls, OSFDorothy R. Schenk FoxAudrey M. Hayes O’ConnorMarcella C. Trampert OlsonJean M. Gardner RootDorothy M. Suchan1938Raised: $460.00No. Donors: 8Participation: 35%Average Gift: $57.50Sarah Wilson CaccamiseRose E. Fawls Donaldson*Kathleen M. Brown KnepperClotilda Balzer RobinsonGrace T. Lesswing RonasEllen M. Conley TurnerElizabeth K. Thill YungbluthMary D. Breidenstein Zaenglein1939Raised: $1,345.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 58%Average Gift: $96.07Caesarina Ciminelli Cardarelli ‘39Frances R. Pignataro CataldiIrma McClusky FallacaroSr. M. Paula Fox, OSFMarietta Sontag FrazierDolores P. Parrish GurleyBernadine HuebschGenevieve Oswald JohnsonMargaret M. VanderwerfLaughlinFrances Scaccia LesswingJeanette M. MetzAlberta C. Honer RoetzerLoretta Heim SpielmanWinifred Knavel WellsMarion L. Zimmerman1940Raised: $735.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 42%Average Gift: $52.50Dorismae H. Young AprilPaula K. Kempkes Cooperdock*Norma H. Casemere DuBoisGeraldine J. FlanaganRita F. GrimmRose Hoak HaslingerSr. Agnes Lucille Schubert, OSFMary Buszka SemskiLTC Marion A. Steinhilber, Ret’d.Augusta G. Kraus SteinhorstSr. Rose Marie Stuhler, OSFDorothy M. Cook TrumJennie J. Ogiony VitaleSr. Verona Weber, OSF1941Raised: $550.00No. Donors: 15Participation: 48%Average Gift: $36.67Rita G. Lampka BaranskiDelphine Marlinski ClippingerJeanne Betts ConlinDorothy M. CroweAdelheid D. Full DaiglerElizabeth Jensen EllerSr. Gertrude M. Fawls, OSFJoan P. Watkins GeraceRuth Butz HaumesserMarcella Kirsch HofferRosemary Kampshoff KlumppMary E. Minderler PhelpsJeanne B. SchmittLucy M. Novo VollandHelen Buszka Weiksnar1942Raised: $587.00No. Donors: 21Participation: 57%Average Gift: $27.95Arlene C. Birkman BelzSr. Marie Davis, OSFMarie J. Lesswing DowdRuth Gruber HeckmanSr. Marion Karl, OSFDorothy Nowak Lorence*Maude Betts MaySr. Joan M. Nelson, OSFJean M. GrochowiakPodkowinskiMarietta A. Benz SawyerRosemary Stein SchaeferJohanna Zsifkovits ScholierJosephine M. Deangelis ScutoArlene Metz SmithJean Marie Seibel SmithVirginia D. Sausen SpenglerSr. M. Catherine Tronolone, OSFMarie Seitz TroyElizabeth M. KempkesWaclawekAlice M. Fassel Webb OxenfordDolores H. Yaeger Wiepert1943Raised: $845.00No. Donors: 21Participation: 51%Average Gift: $40.24Joan M. Smith BermeitingerAnn P. Dekanski BrownBetty J. Tripi CorcoranNorma C. Besl CraigElaine F. FallerEmma J. FisherDorothy A. Kiefer GeselDoris M. Hergenroder HeimJune Carr HughesPatricia M. Piazza IlardoPauline M. Novo KasperDorothy T. Kowalkowski KowalMary E. Reiser KreherGeraldine C. McCarthy LynchMary Jane Coveny MoranRose Marie Ulrich PfeifferNorma I. Fecter RussoJustina M. McAuley SemenzaMarguerite Feeney TobolskiEthel M. Tyler-StoehrRuth M. Steinmiller Warnick1944Raised: $425.00No. Donors: 11Participation: 30%Average Gift: $38.64Rita J. Roll CantwellMargaret DolanMary Lou Kreher DomedionJeanette Massaro GonglewskiGloria L. Bowers HarterRuth Stein LorenzLorraine Landel NicholsEugenia T. SerachAnn M. Gardner SmithMarie L. WeisbeckerJoan Lorenz Wells1945Raised: $2,575.00No. Donors: 20Participation: 33%Average Gift: $128.75Lois Arcangel AdamczykSr. Karen Allen, OSFRuth Thompson AuerHarriet A. SchepperlyBaschmannPearl M. Uhl BraatzAnne F. Frainier CharbonnetJoan McFarland EdwardsDoris Becht FrainierBeatrice Nowak GaunderVera J. Karl HunoldJoan A. Lucas KeohaneAnnette Stievater KolkmeyerMarjorie Schmidt LesterMarion A. Weiss MichaelM. Janice NelsonPatricia J. Funnell PfalzerTheresa M. Loughran RonaldDolores T. Wiesnet SteinJoan M. Hens WalshMargaret Mandell Walter1946Raised: $995.00No. Donors: 21Participation: 33%Average Gift: $47.38Marie J. Perna BavisottoPhyllis Martin BecksteinM. Joan Emminger BenderKathleen Rasp BerardiLorraine MatuszewskiBudowskiKathleen A. Clemons ChilelliPatricia Harter ConnollyDorothy M. EcklMary Lou Schumacher GeroldNorma Moran KampBetty Jane McCarthy KirchmyerDorothy A. Kencik KordubaFlorence J. SzylkowskiKowalewskiMarion Beiter MeidenbauerMary C. Frank MoynihanTheresa Ptak ShieldsLoretta A. Guglielmo StranoM. Lucianne Funk TeeEleanor Aldrich TigheKathleen O’Connor TrappWinifred Oberle Wozer1947Raised: $1,470.00No. Donors: 31Participation: 54%Average Gift: $47.42Mary Jane Van Dick BonebergBetty M. Conley BrignonCarol H. Koch ConradBerniece M. Schwenk DeerDolores L. Engler DeHaasMary Jane Kavanagh DisarnoJean E. Roth DuffyGeraldine T. SteinmuellerFlicinskiDorothy M. Meek FlynnMadonna M. Bauer GrimmerClare A. Mendola GrotzNora C. Moran HammannRita L. Weidmann HerrmannRosemary O. Weather Kacko-KaneMary Ann Stievater KelleherPatricia K. Dolan Kelly *Dolores R. Przybylski KrempaBetty Tripi McIntyreMary Jane Habel MuellerFrances J. Schubert PoormanDolores H. Kollmar RodemsJean Eberle RogowskiAngeline Saladino SenefelderCarol J. Zuber SpitzerFlorence Hejza StackNancy J. Drexilius StapletonEleanor M. Hupf VogtPatricia J. Brohman WinklerPatricia M. Bullied WydraNorma L. SchmitkonsZimmermanJean C. Zimmermann1948“It’s not what you gather, but what you scatter thattells what kind of life you have lived.”Helen WaltonRaised: $1,821.00No. Donors: 36Participation: 40%Average Gift: $50.58Ruth Frainier AndersonEmma Cardenuto BernierElizabeth Rutkowski BorgesonJean Mitchell BurkeRosemary Watkins CaitoJoan McDonald DeLongJoan Brucato DiPasqualeLorraine A. Kaznowski DunkelNancy T. Klawon EyeJoyce E. FinkMary G. Muffoletto GoreMarilyn Martin HendlerMarie A. Hupf HerzigLorraine BekalarskaKlemashevichAudrey L. Zawodzinski KrugerCarol J. Bruce LeonardBeatrice M. Closs LeveilleMary Ann McKenna LienertEsther P. Stolowski LukeMary Joan Meckle MahoneyFlorine E. Fischer MogfordEileen A. Pitz O’GradyJean C. Schwab QuigleyDelores Zientek RozyckiRita A. Miskell SchindlerMary C. Rust SchmandSr. Mary Clement Schubert, OSFCarolyn M. Weisbeck SchwartzMary Ann Schabel SeibertMary Ann Merkel SullivanRita Gradwohl SweeneyMarilyn Krieger TulipaneAnna C. Blab WargulaArlene Stuhler WeissJoan Hall WhiteAudrey A. Lamaitre Yogerst1949Raised: $1,878.00No. Donors: 31Participation: 46%Average Gift: $60.58Doreen M. Bork BachowskiJoan M. McKenna BarronAlice M. Hergenroder BiegerBertha Steck BrachmannRomaine CudeckMary Alex DrakeMarilyn Meyer ErnstJoan Dowdell FischerSr. Maura Fortkort, OSFJosephine Feddo FuriosoMary Lou Schulenberg HabelMary Rimbeck HaslingerSr. DeSales Hattenberger, OSFDolores M. Gampp HufnagelColette M. Scheiblein JankPatricia Cutcher KennuthJoan Ellison MaloneyMary Kay MarriottLois M. Petters MavingJoyce M. Schmitt MosackHelen M. Novo MurrayAnn K. McCarthy O’BrienEllen E. Schruefer ParkMary C. Schalk RussellPhyllis A. SchiblerSr. Helen Schumacher, OSFNancy Ann Sahs SendelbachSr. Mary Kay Stahl, OSFMary Ann Stegmeier*Margaret Irr Summersgill, Ph.D.Bernadette C. Wingerter1950Raised: $2,080.00No. Donors: 25Participation: 43%Average Gift: $83.20Dolores AnthonySheila Esmond BarmasseMary M. Lavoie BonatoSr. Donna Butler, OSFJoan M. Weber CraftDenise E. CrangleDorothy A. O’Loughlin DisseRita Housman DobrickPatricia Peinkofer DorminyAnn Lawton EganDorothy A. Seyfried HallJacqueline C. Bruce HanleyDorothy A. Schmidt LucciNancy Fisher MackolinClare McCaulley McAuliffeMarcia E. Jacobs McNuttBeverly E. MonetteCarol M. Pauly MuddPatricia Gruber NowakNancy C. Ihrig PirkBetty Anne Hynes SpenceJacqueline Wagner StendtsRoberta Twardowski ThumanNorma A. Deinhart WelchJoyce C. Fleck Wyles1951Raised: $5,020.00No. Donors: 34Participation: 50%Average Gift: $147.65Margaret T. Muscarella AlfanoGrace Weisbecker BednarekLenore M. BelzerMargaret M. Hoeflich BlarrHelene Brown BrownAnn K. O’Connell BuckreisJean M. Bilsky CambriniMary Ann Miklas CampagnaKathleen Hughes CarleyMary Joan State ChristMary Frances DannerLorraine Meyer DobinskiMary E. Clark EberhardMargaret E. FlynnMargaret H. Fulton GessertMary Teresa GriffinPatricia Ahern HainJane E. HenryMary Lou Flaig HerbeckAnn Marie Frainier HutchisonDolores A. Heim KennedySheila McCarthyVirginia R. Coleman MillerRita R. Zimmer MospawCarol Wisniewski MusialPatricia Brechtel OreskovicSally Ann Mehringer OversElaine C. PaulyLeona M. Povinelli PrinzbachAudrey M. Schafer Ross-KleinMarilyn Louise SchmittNancy Gilbert TsurunagaMary Ann Weber WujekShirley F. Stetter Zerkowski1952Raised: $1,355.00No. Donors: 22Participation: 34%Average Gift: $61.59Catherine Closs AndersonPatricia A. Ryan BeanAnne R. ClaussJoan M. Attea DeinhartDiane Hattenberger DuffyFrances E. Kelleher FortunaMargaret Honer GamblePatricia A. GilbertEileen M. GoldbachKathleen Maier HeupelRita A. Wilcox HornburgCatherine P. GriffinKelschenbachJoanne Bissonette LucasJoyce Frainier LuceyBarbara A. Gersitz LutzPatricia LynchLois A. Pauly MillerAnn Thomas ReinagelPatricia A. Corcoran SchmidtJacqueline Shea WoppererMary Kay Parkes WrightTherese Maier Zaruba1953Raised: $2,685.00No. Donors: 35Participation: 48%Average Gift: $76.71Norma Jean Walters AmbroseSr. Lois Badding, OSF26 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 27

Rosemary Uhteg BatemanElizabeth A. Billman BordenM. Julianne BrownMary Ellen Meier BuckleyPatricia Francis CaciMarilyn Kurtz ChamberlainKathleen Malone DevineCamille Grasso DiBernardoMarianne C. DieterFelicia Mioducki DziekanSr. Nancy Fortkort, OSFJanet Kader GebauerPatricia R. Maes GemerekM. Carol Schintzius HenkeJoan C. Krotz HofmeierMary M. HorriganMildred McOmber HossenloppShirley Ann KeppelDorothy Kraft MallowAlice Daly McDonaldDonna A. Bruce MillerGabrielle M. MiskellRita Kollmar NewtonMary Ann Kennedy O’ConnellMarilyn P. Turner PanzicaMary Lou Orlando RisoPatricia Uhteg ScheunemanJoan M. Brophy SealyMary Ann SharrowMildred Haslinger TiedemanIside M. D’Andrea TirannoMaureen I. O’Grady TrosterudElizabeth A. Liotti Wakefield1954Raised: $1,995.00No. Donors: 32Participation: 52%Average Gift: $62.34Marie Volland AndersonPhyllis M. Gerhard CaputiPatricia Tardif ChapmanVera A. Schreiner ColinHelga H. Meyer ColosiElizabeth M. Stranz ConnollyRita J. Henry CrangleChristine M. Bartkowski DanielsAnnrose D. Schubert FreemanJoan M. Collins HealeyDolores K. Uhteg JedrzejekCarol A. Hoffman KuhnSally A. Hartl KuykendallJane Averill LaBelleEllen M. Canton LandseadelGenevieve Bork LaurichSharon A. Kolz MahonyDea McKenna McAuliffeElaine A. O’Brien MuellerAlice M. Getz OhlRosemarie B. DeLauro PandolfiBernadine Napieralski PottsPhyllis M. Cieselski PrazmarkGeraldine N. DeCarlo SamolJoyce M. Stout SchmidtJoan A. Brainard SchoenleRuth M. Nicaise SmokowskiDr. Jacquelyn Burns StanleyMarylou Petronack TurtonBetty Blake TzetzoJoanne M. Geiger WelchoffPatricia A. McGrath Zdrowak1955Raised: $560.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 30%Average Gift: $40.00Joan M. Burgasser AnastasiJanet M. Schmid BiddleMarjorie L. Slawik BraunShirley A. Metzger HallettPetersMary Ann Kuntz HoffertKathleen M. Patti LojaconoSr. Marie Louise Pohlman, OSFHelen Kardysauskas SandersDiana M. DeVincentis ShelleyJosephine Prestia SipoczAnnette M. Donaruma SuffolettoMary T. Fox SullivanJulia M. Cefaratti WozniakBarbara L. ZimmermanZolnowski1956Raised: $3,095.00No. Donors: 30Participation: 41%Average Gift: $103.17Marilyn A. Haberman BraunAnn Marie Kuhn BreidensteinMarietta Cieri ByrwaGeraldine Muscarella DiCarloAlice A. Truchon GarveyRosemary A. Zackey HarmMary Patricia Wright HearyCarolyn R. Woodward HillisEleanor M. Honeck HurstBarbara Schumacher KlockeMary L. Quinn KrolczykAnn E. Kreuz KuczkowskiBarbara M. Zapfel LangCarol A. Siefert LaschingerMary Grace Downing MartinKathleen A. McCarthyMary Lou Continelli NevinMary E. Schoell ParkerSr. Barbara Pfohl, OSFJoanne S. Fenz PinkowskiBarbara Geary ReynoldsJoan Kryszak SieberMickey McGarry SlindMarjorie L. Hoff SmithJoanne M. Johns SutchSylvia A. Vega TasnerSharon M. Lyons TillMarcia J. Gradwohl TrebbBarbara A. Bosack WagnerInez M. Povinelli Wrona1957Raised: $3,000.00No. Donors: 30Participation: 40%Average Gift: $100.00Dawn M. Fraser BuonoMary Ann Wurstner CheneyNina Nowakowski CieslaM. Carolyn Kait ClancyMarion T. Przybyl CooneyPatricia Kaul CryerEllen C. Reidy DanieuLouise A. Kotlowski DeJamesHelen Miskell ErnstEileen F. Vanderburgh FranzFrances Gautieri BrownVirginia A. Schmidt GreenanSr. Jane F. Gregoire, OSFMary Ruth Leberer HabermanCarol A. Geiger HoldsworthMarilyn R. Goss JohnsonSheila A. Torrey JonesJulia L. MaxwellPatricia A. Peters McCartanMarie A. Gordon McCarthyShirley A. Peters McNamaraMary E. Michels NielsenMary L. Gersitz PattersonMary K. Canton SmedleySr. Claudia Steger, OSFElizabeth Guenther StillwellGeraldine M. Regan SwansonJean M. Plunkett TaylorJoy M. Lembic ThrunMary L. Wisniewski1958Raised: $4,925.00No. Donors: 43Participation: 49%Average Gift: $114.53Janette Shepard AaronJudy Carr BeecherMary Ann Kawecki BroderickSharon A. DeBoy BrownroutClaudia S. BurnsJudith A. CasassaJoan E. Gordon DellBarbara A. DombrowskiFischerNancy Haberman GaciochJosephine Jiagielski GrayJoAnn R. KowalskiGrzechowiakJacquelene Moore HennasJerilyn Foley HillDiana A. HopciaMarilynn Kirsch HoustonJoanna DeVincentis HoydenJudith C. Cyrklewski KettemanJoyce M. Ehlenfield KirschIrene Piecynski KmiotekChristine Matre KoleLois Bork MainesGertrude C. Guster McMahonFrances J. Rotino MellengerAnnette V. Muffoletto MeyersCarol A. Linhardt MooarCarole A. Kanski MordinoJacqueline Federiconi PaoliniJanice Wutz RachfalDr. Catherine Dailey RavellaMary Foran ReardonJudith B. Miller ReifsteckClaudia Walker ReitmeierBonnie P. Glowacki RudickDolores A. ScanlonMaryellen Demeter SecristJoan C. Groff SeifertRosemarie Motyka SmithPatricia R. Burke SneckElaine M. Reeder TelaakMargaret Sendker ThielmanLois UhtegMaureen A. McNally WeberDiane C. Kelly Young1959Raised: $6,085.00No. Donors: 45Participation: 61%Average Gift: $135.22Doreen Maniak BakowskiMary B. Tardif BiancoSharon Richardson BreitlingPatricia CottrellPatricia Sheehan CrockerMonica DanahyLenore P. Peters DimonMary Jean Herr DrdulMary Ann Lorek DurskiVirginia R. Kostur FoschioRosalind A. Licata GervaseMary Ellen Keohane GlynnMarilyn Lorenz GuercioJosephine T. Caruso HaberlSuzanne M. Barry HackettCheryl L. Oehler HenningMary Jo Hezel KetchumPatricia Horrigan KnappCaroline Dotterweich LeightonBarbara W. Krajewski LipomeBarbara Sausen MaciaszekJudy M. Stypa MahalicDiane M. Manns*Judith Smith MastromonicoMarianne Grandits McCarthyMargaret SchumacherMcManusJoan M. Paske MillerMrs. Mary Ann J. MarthiaMuellerDonna M. Capitano NardozziKathleen Allen PassiePatricia A. Neuner PeresanAnne Reagan PerricelliDr. Diane M. Peters-KorenAnn Marie D’Agostino PetrellaPatricia Dombrowski RechinPhyllis Schwendner RudzChristine Frantz SakSharon E. Hope SiminskiElaine A. Beamer SloanJoyce Schintzius StachowiakMarilyn Parker VogtSr. Mara Walton, OSFArlene Miller WanglerRoberta Meers WilsonMary Kay Blatz Wolf1960Raised: $2,365.00No. Donors: 39Participation: 41%Average Gift: $60.64Josephine Lombardo ArnoldKathaleen A. Irr BernerMargaret Trapp BethinRita T. Pierpaoli BlanfordGail M. Wind BoersmaJulie M. Bondanza, Ph.D.Carole A. Campbell BuczkowskiBeverly A. CoccioloDorothea A. Nicosia CosgroveCarol A. Pietraszewski DempseyAntoinette Nasca DigiorePatricia H. Bork DresselNorine M. Rossi EdwardsMargaret A. Collard EhrenreichKathryn T. Knowles FaturosJean Morissey FrerichsRosemarie Gilbert GodardKathleen Byron HeffernIsabelle B. Maisano JohnsonMarilyn Pawlowski KogutJanet M. Nitsche LebronElaine C. Hopcia LeittenMary Anne LickerDiana M. ManusJuanita B. Yargosz MartinoSharon A. Jarvis MenchiniSr. Dorothy Mueller, OSFPatricia Drzewiecki NesensohnMary Jo Langenstein PeacockPatricia A. Moore RogersArleen Bevilacqua RudellPatricia A. Hanmann SchlaerthKathleen J. Snyder SlonNorma C. Schuder SmykaGertrude A. Scheeler WargoSandra Civello WhisselKathleen Metz WhistlerPriscilla Kontak WilczakMaureen Burke Young1961Raised: $2,495.00No. Donors: 30Participation: 34%Average Gift: $83.17Ann B. Goslin BerminghamKathleen M. Wolf CoxMargaret A. Siepierski CrossLala Marie DiPaolo-PlaceyJoyce E. Wagner DrzewieckiPenelope A. Schnitter Frese Ph.D.Karen F. GrossSr. Maureen Harris, OSFJudith A. Wolf HesselMarilyn McNally JubulisGeraldine Ferraro KellyPatricia KrajewskiKlingenmaierLaure LefflerMary Ellen Jankowski MaestraMadonna Lavin MaloneyHelen M. Foran McMenaminNancy Pohlman MellengerMary Lou MercurioMary Kay Lang MooreSharon Dilgard MurphyDr. Barbara Eckert OchterskiEileen Murray O’NeilMargaret A. Gallery PritchardTherese M. CunninghamReinagelJoan L. Buiani ResetaritsPatricia Marino SmytonCameron Belter StallMary Braun SubkoviakSusan M. Barczak UbaNancy Skorupski Wellman1962Raised: $1,295.00No. Donors: 20Participation: 25%Average Gift: $64.75Kathleen Cassiol AlfanoJudith AndruczykKathleen M. Jones BaileyMarcia Paterniti Cleary-WalkerJeanne M. Weber CzechSusan M. Friedhaber-HardMaureen A. McKernan GallivanFrances R. Lombardo KrausSharon LanzaMary C. Morse MaySheila Brennan McGannMarilyn Noah-WinterSuzanne Bernick OzolinsKarin Bergerson PajakBetteanne Gentile RiegleJoyce M. Koppmann RoerinkAdrienne C. Minko SchaeferAngela M. Grisanti SchererKaren Schnitter SheedyTheresa M. Kaes Sherman1963Raised: $2,116.00No. Donors: 25Participation: 35%Average Gift: $84.64Donna M. Geary AllenKaren Lund CarrollDonna M. Suhr ChaseLinda Helmer DietrichCarolyn Ponkow DoleDonna M. Amborski EckertAnn Marie Hackford GalboCatherine Masterson GilmoreKathleen Kirsch GudgelDonna M. Buffamanti HenningEileen Meyer HoldenDianne Mays Jagiello“There are obviously two educations. One should teachus how to make a living and the other how to live.”James Truslow AdamsChristine M. Carroll Licata, Ed.D.Victoria A. Sterlace LucasSusan A. JankowskiMcCulloughMary McGrath-BernazzaniEileen M. McKennaSr. Patricia E. McMahon, OSFJudith Indelicato OkoniewskiMary Wilson RichardsonJeanne Best SchulerKathleen StaebellJoanne C. Menchini StynFabia A. Nowakowski WilgosTerry E. Scheeler Wilson1964Raised: $5,475.00No. Donors: 45Participation: 41%Average Gift: $121.67Maureen R. O’Connor BarrySr. Diane Bernbeck, OSFDianne Rizzo BloomPaula Lymburner ChameliSusan Z. Lodick ConstantinoLynda Sherman DicksonCarolyn R. Kucharski DowlingMarilyn Peer DuffyBonnie L. McMartin EverettKathleen Burns FranczykMary Jane Winkler Fry*Marie R. Blersch HedgesMarcia Schintzius HonsbergerElizabeth A. Barczak HorriganMary Sue Zaepfel HuberElayne J. JaniakBarbara A. Schwendner JannMary T. Keefe-HinnersPatricia A. Lesniak KrzesinskiMarciann B. Spiess KukodaBeth A. Lawrence LuciaMary Ann FrauenheimMcGovernElizabeth A. Byron McGowanMaryanna Farry McKendryNancy A. Rosinski MoxonElizabeth A. Owens MurphyLois A. Dolan NeedhamSharon A. Kwiatkowski ParkesAnna M. Kwiatkowski PeriniSandra PiechKathleen A. RimarSharon A. Block RollerRuth E. Brummer RosselloMary Margaret Prestel SansoneMargaret J. SchabelSusan M. SchmittEileen E. SnyderMary E. Barr TessierDiane Cassiol TiedeAnita L. Azua UtechJanice K. Civello WalterJoAnn WeberJanice A. Yungbluth WeiskopfCarol Ann Kolb WiktorskiDonna M. Buchleither Williams1965Raised: $1,450.00No. Donors: 18Participation: 24%Average Gift: $80.56Margaret R. BraunGeorgia H. Burke LuBernadette Corcoran GaffneyEileen M. Zaepfel DagoneseElaine P. Kotlowski EckertChristine M. Klumpp FixChristine Paske GeierSr. Diane Gianadda, OSFMargaret Galley KendronElizabeth N. KolberColleen Webb ProrokJoan L. Goslin SimmonsCarol A. Mergenhagen SkretnyDi Ann M. Reichlin SmithPatricia A. Petrina SpinelliMadonna Kissel StarrKathleen M. Hogan VolkSharon Stafford HarringtonWalton1966Raised: $1,220.00No. Donors: 17Participation: 27%Average Gift: $71.76Linda Stoner AustinBarbara Bogdan BadachGail M. Ripley BeileyKathleen Allen BensonCarole Ann Burkot IgnaszakMary Lou Lembicz ButlerAgatha M. Gloss CoderBonnie Borchard HalloranBarbara H. Lata JanuszMary Marino KozubRosemarie A. LewandowskiO’BannionKatherine S. Occhiuto RickettsPaula L. Mazzone RyanSusan SpadingerDr. Toni Roth SullivanNaomi R. WeissMarilyn Wittman28 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 29

1967Raised: $1,475.00No. Donors: 12Participation: 19%Average Gift: $122.92Rose Marie Seitz CastnerLinda A. Schaefer DietrichEileen Tubridy DrinkwaterSr. Jo Anne Grabowski, OSFTeresita Schwartz LeBeauMargaret M. Wandel MarxSusan M. Falzone PorcanoDonna M. PortaleChristine F. ProcknalKathleen ScanlonMary E. Buccieri ScanlonColleen Metz Smith1968Raised: $1,360.00No. Donors: 27Participation: 40%Average Gift: $50.37Maureen Aldrich AbbettLynn Marie Wagner AngeloNina M. Digati CamilloKathryn E. CarrollMarilyn Senefelder CollinsTeresa Herrman DonnerKaren M. EckertPatricia A. Gorny JasinskiDiane C. Boergers JustingerMargaret M. Gorlewski KaineSusan M. Herdlein KennedyVirginia M. Seguin KrebsMargaret M. Walter LampkaKathleen B. Seitz MazurekCandise Kaye MyeKaren A. Lee NawrotMelissa M. Swierczynski O’DellAnn M. Kasinski PosnerMaureen Tubridy RamacciaGayle P. Merkle RemboldMercedes M. Uffner RicheltMary S. RichertDebra Daniels SimmonsKathleen Walsh SimoninMarilyn E. SmithSuzanne E. Horvatis TozerDeborah Mills Wachowicz1969Raised: $4,640.00No. Donors: 28Participation: 37%Average Gift: $165.71Susan C. Lynch BubarPatricia M. CaluoriPatricia J. CheneyJulie A. Whinihan D’ArataSusan P. Sypniewski DickinsonBeverly A. Eckert*Suzanne Group EngelBarbara Monte FaheyBarbara A. Fatta-MasonKathleen M. Emerson GrovesWendy Belter IzzoDr. Maryann Schwab JustingerDebra A. Geraci KalinowskiBenedetta A. KisselRosalinda Vigorito LambertyKaren M. Renzoni MonteloneJudith Mead O’ConnorJoanne M. Scanlon PrestiaKathleen SapienzaNancy A. ScibettaDeborah Mancuso ShayMarcia J. SpitlerGertrude E. Seguin StanleyElizabeth Smith TataElizabeth Dengler TilisPamela F. TimmelKathleen Vogel MathewsKathryn E. Auguliaro Woch1970Raised: $1,800.00No. Donors: 19Participation: 23%Average Gift: $94.74Diane E. Vetter CardarelliDr. Nadine Feneck CaseChristine Endres CoxJennifer Evans GourdineDeborah A. HardEileen M. Rimar HettichRuth A. HuberDonna M. Horrigan LambCarol A. Zimmerman LaPlanteKathleen D. Dipaolo LazarSr. Linda Lewandowski, OSFGail Czlapinski PageMary Alice Closs RadensChristine A. Mortellaro RadlichMaureen C. Laughlin RusinJudith Manuszewski SkopJulia Maurer SmyczynskiDonna M. Gumulak StempniakMadeleine Tardif1971Raised: $865.00No. Donors: 11Participation: 22%Average Gift: $78.64Clare Buchheit-EdsonElizabeth P. Heimerl GoodwinVirginia Nettina HellerGeraldine M. Vollmer JanisSusan M. Hill LandiRoberta L. ZimmermanMcGinleyRosemary Worley MiglioreJulie A. Vargo MolsonSandra L. Eye SendlakJoan M. TardifDr. Anita Vigorito1972Raised: $2,800.00No. Donors: 25Participation: 33%Average Gift: $112.00Sheila M. Samer BoehmMary C. Schupp BoldtDr. Paula M. CalbyMary J. Cicatello ContinoBonnie Taglialegami FloydDianne M. Schaefer GordonLynda M. GotthartMartha M. Hard-BatzloffColleen A. Turner JozwiakSusan Ciresi KenlineLeslie E. KingValerie A. Stockdale KromerWende A. Kowal McKennaCheryl Farolino O’ConnorApril Sciandra O’DonnellCharlene M. Brown OlliverJeanette M. PiscitelloDr. Michelle Linneman RougeuxElaine F. SzczepankiewiczSattelbergMargaret Pacciotti SmithBarbara G. Eye StanleyPaula Leone SternRobin Konkel ThompsonGeorgiann H. Edwards WarnesBonita Ann Kankiewicz Winling1973Raised: $1,270.00No. Donors: 28Participation: 41%Average Gift: $45.36Mary I. AnastasiaKathleen CaruanaLinda Tatko CooperJudy A. Pirri DeleySharon Tenney DowneyDr. Michele A. EganSally Sears ForgetteElizabeth J. Allen GerrishPatricia A. Herbach GreenPatricia A. Schupp HavekostSusanne M. Spitzer HochmuthMargaret M. Buchanan JohnsonMary Ann Kucharski LongCheryl Wrigglesworth Mahoney“Courage does not always roar. Sometimes, it isthe quiet voice at the end of the day saying,I will try again tomorrow.”AnonymousDeborah Ledwin NapieralaGail Sipel RiggioDiane T. Worley SaariTheresa Leveille SchmidtCherrie Majkowski SolomonLinda Lalli StarkJoanne M. LoPresti StreichTeresa A. Timmel TevensDeborah Mahoney ValleyBarbara A. WaclawekPatricia Mulvihill WallaceM. Susan Kreher WantuckLaura Vigorito WhitleyMolly E. O’Brien Wydro1974Raised: $3,661.14No. Donors: 24Participation: 29%Average Gift: $152.55Mary Fischer AllenMadonna M. Walter BrennanMarie Hannotte ChiavettaM. Joanne Dettelis ColeKathleen E. Albrecht FasanellaSandra A. GasiewiczBarbara A. Herbach GravelleDr. Diane M. Hartmann DziwisLyn M. HerlanMary I. Eder HurleyMaureen D. Roden HurleyJoan A. Kabel HurstMargaret K. Covey KujawaKathleen M. DiGiacomo PieckiBarbara J. Staebell RooneyMonica M. RozakChristine Woiczik SeanerCynthia A. KilichowskiSederstromDonna M. Connelly SlifkaChristine Szkolnyj SperanzaPatricia Brennan StewartDeborah A. Hubert StutzKathleen Martin TownsellDr. Kathleen Militello Woodruff1975Raised: $1,025.00No. Donors: 8Participation: 11%Average Gift: $128.13Lucie Anne BellittiereSuzanne M. Jolls BilsonAlexandra CukanEllen Miller PetersDeborah L. Faltyn RenczkowskiMichele A. Braun RizzoPatricia L. SmithChristine Zinter-Chahin1976Raised: $563.00No. Donors: 12Participation: 13%Average Gift: $46.92Susan Vetter BraunTeresa BuchananDr. Mary T. CasertaCarol E. Cicatello-SibickAmy Devine DegenElizabeth A. GalboValerie J. Frank HaarmeyerSuzanne Carney MalacaroPatricia A. MatiszSusan Christopher NorsenLaura J. Voglmayr SellingMary F. SchneggenburgerVoglmayr1977Raised: $2,430.00No. Donors: 16Participation: 18%Average Gift: $151.88Maureen Connors BaddingRosette Mazza CamilloMary Ellen Konieczny ChwedykJudith A. Grzywa ClontzLee Ann Schmitt DotzlerChrista Stritzel FarahGretchen Kovalick GillilandJennifer A. Smith HoganKathleen M. Gaunder MakarJeannine Cady PautlerDebra M. SaragoMary Lynn SchaeferAnnemarie C. UebbingKathy E. Wolf VasiliusPatricia J. Wopperer-OlinLynn Riso Wright1978Raised: $1,335.00No. Donors: 12Participation: 12%Average Gift: $111.25Margaret R. Fahey CarneyCheryl Marciszewski EliasDenise M. DeSimone FregeauMary F. GavacsMargaret M. Horrigan GilligJacqueline Trapper HeydeSheila A. McAuliffe LaDucaNancy Calabrese MuléMary Anne Kreher PeerAnne M. SinnottCarol L. Schneggenburger StarrNancy C. Stry1979Raised: $2,055.00No. Donors: 35Participation: 34%Average Gift: $58.71Joan M. Brodfuehrer BarbericJulia M. Enders BorchardtDonna Roetzer BoydCatherine M. Graesser BroganJudith K. McCabe CaprusoVirginia McWilliams ConwayMary K. Werder CudeckMarybeth A. Flanagan DohertyLinda A. Nasca EshayaElizabeth Bertell FrankeBarbara Lamparelli GregoryKathleen M. Barry GrzebinskiM. Melissa Przybyl HerrDenise Mount JohnsonNatalie A. JohnsonFrancine M. Jaroszewski KanePatricia Carocci KowalskiCristina Vigorito MahoneyLisa Andrus MalinowskiJean M. SchneggenburgerMaslonaPatricia Sterlace MastersSally J. Smith MitchellMaria A. NaplesMary Juliano OddoCynthia T. Stone PangalloMaureen T. RimarJane F. Kren RolandMary R. Konopa RuggieroKatharine A. Mowers SadowskiChristine B. Kalinowski SchaferAmy Satkowski ShepardMary Schaefer SmithJacqueline A. Wopperer StojDr. Catherine L. SullivanJennifer Caulfield Van Petten1980Raised: $2,685.00No. Donors: 16Participation: 15%Average Gift: $167.81Elizabeth Grimaldi AichingerMartina V. Maly BriggsJanice M. CheneyDonna M. Baszak CianciKim M. Palaszewski Del BarbaRenee Gianadda DikemanPatricia A. Haberman, D.D.S.Sally Wanamaker KolkmeyerAnne SchneggenburgerLaVigneAnn M. MorrisMary Beth B. Karalus MulderDr. Mary Beth PhelanLynnette M. Battista PoitrasMary E. Summers ScamaccaPatricia Heupel SimsElizabeth M. Enders Tuites1981Raised: $2,010.00No. Donors: 18Participation: 19%Average Gift: $111.67Patricia Hanlon AdderlyEileen C. AndersonJulie Wetzel CohenLori A. Merlo CoticchiaMimi K. Cuddy-MierzwaKaren DiakunEileen Geesey DolceCathleen Duke EggertAnn M. Graesser FinnCatherine Turner FlynnBeth A. SelmensbergerHollisterAnne McGuirk HurleyLinda L. Piraino LucenteLynn M. Forster PattersonSandra Suffoletto RyanAnn Marie Moll St. GeorgeChristine M. Sibley SweeneyBarbara Pfohl Zenger1982Raised: $1,053.00No. Donors: 17Participation: 19%Average Gift: $61.94Dianne M. Sibley AdamsLinda M. Olejniczak AdamsBarbara Courtney ArcherLinda A. Baldi-PerryRenee J. Labaki BoltriKaren Cuddy-MillerMichelle EastmerJoan C. Lougen EdickKathleen M. Killeen FlynnMichele M. Hohl HillebrandRosanne Dziekan LosardoLynnette I. Mazurek LukschLynne M. Russo MaloneyAndrea Georgeades MiglioreColleen M. Sandor, Ph.DMichele M. Cook SedorMary C. SelmensbergerWestendorf1983Raised: $5,955.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 14%Average Gift: $425.36Lisa Maiorana AdessoLaura Ludwig BenedettiChristine Campagna DeHondStephanie Newton DombrowskiDr. Kristin M. FriesLaura Bradley GalvinChristine M. Courtade HerzogMaureen M. Piazza LopezAlicia A. Cummings McGlincheyElizabeth A. Lesswing PellnatElizabeth M. SullivanMargaret J. Mullen WeglarskiCindy A. Jarmusz WischerathSusan Maraschiello Worst1984Raised: $695.00No. Donors: 16Participation: 21%Average Gift: $43.44Suzanne Fisher BoyerGina M. Recchio BresciaMichele A. Lechner CieslicaKimberly A. Smith ConradMichelle M. AdamsCunninghamAmy Archer FlahertyTina Marie Griffo FoxRoseanne Leising HogleSuzanne M. GrzechowiakKaraszewskiKimberly E. Kader KorzeliusLisa Talarico McIntyreMary M. Zimmer MerrillPatrice Muehlbauer RiedelLisa ShantlerMaria G. ShantlerSusan T. Sloan1985Raised: $1,795.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 16%Average Gift: $128.21Valerie Casimino AndersonMary C. Jones AronicaPaula C. Eisensmith BarblockMary Beth McCarthy BasilKristen P. Killeen BrayCatherine Harrington DonnellyCarol A. Kraus MartinLisa M. Truesdale MeszarosKathleen M. O’Connor, Ph.D.Mary C. Granville PenfoldNancy DiMaria PietromicciaNancy L. Pula SchillLeanora M. Carnall TolsmaSusan Maher Trimper1986Raised: $2,495.00No. Donors: 14Participation: 15%Average Gift: $178.21Laurie E. Backlas BamberyJennifer A. Jefferson BuchananLisa A. Vastola DamianiMichele L. Drzewiecki DreyerDonna M. Schuh FayMaria Beckinghausen FiddlerKathryn M. Erdman GibbonsJacquelyn McGuire GurneyKaren M. SchneggenburgerMarafinoBridget Zern MejzaPia LaNasa O’ConnorKristen R. Smith ReadKathleen M. Wrobel SchmidtClaire M. Stahl Wright1987Raised: $1,905.00No. Donors: 25Participation: 25%Average Gift: $76.20Rosemary E. Kay BecherShannon Kelly BonettoDonna M. Gosciak BrzykcySuzanne Barone CaseyPatricia Leighton CugnoLeah CunninghamKim M. Gospodarski DiGesareDr. Maureen Forrester FinneyAmy L. Wiktorski FlanaganJulie L. Casimino FlanaganLynn M. Nycel GozdziakLorraine L. Shred HopkinsMolly A. Killeen HopkinsElizabeth A. JergeJennifer L. Johnson-SmithJeanne-Marie Zajdel KraemerJennifer F. Urbanski LovelaceKaren M. Kwas McCormickStephanie J. Lauria McDermidMary Beth E. Riley MetcalfMelanie A. Shaw PyneWendy E. Bowers RunckelSenta Barry SiudaAlison A. Moll StoneMaureen C. Griffin Tomczak1988Raised: $905.00No. Donors: 18Participation: 19%Average Gift: $50.28Christine Kirwan AdsitMargaret M. Lannon AndersonSandra R. Ernst CohenMary Kay Boyd Falk30 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 31

Eliza Porter FranzCarrie A. McCarthy GennaroNancy J. Zahm HejailyKelly J. Braun HouslerJoann M. Granville KieferPatricia A. Terian MancabelliKaren R. Dietz MardockLinda Ann Polinski McCartanAmy Robinson MorrisDr. Amy Napierala-KozlowskiDr. Eileen B. ReillyMelanie E. M. MassaroSchneiderKristen L. Brown SgroiJennifer M. Kenney Sulkow1989Raised: $1,405.00No. Donors: 35Participation: 32%Average Gift: $40.14Tina M. Collana BucoloKrista M. Henning BushorrNoreen A. Vitanza CourcheneJulie Brady CrandallShannon K. Stites CultraraLynn M. Pitirri DorrUrsula Szczesny EddyAnne M. Buchholz FarmerMichele Cuddy FisherKori B. FlowerCheryl M. Stachura ForsytheLaura M. Casimino GrableYvonne E. May GraserKaren Erdman HalsdorferDenise M. Juron-BorgeseKathleen E. Zern KlasPamela Marzello Kubek R.Ph.Maureen A. Walz LindnerKatherine A. LyonsNadine R. MastroleoErin M. Burger McKendryJulie L. Collins MillsDonna Davis MooreChristine A. Howard OchsMichele L. PattiDr. Jennifer P. Gennuso PiwkoSusan M. Anken PuccioPatricia M. Marco RettigKaren L. Cavalieri RobinsonHeidi Schiffert RotellaJennifer Machinski RuhHolly A. Burzynski SaariAmy L. SmardzMarcy A. Caccamise WarmusMonica J. Brown White1990Raised: $5,820.00No. Donors: 8Participation: 9%Average Gift: $727.50Melissa S. Mertz GehmanAmy L. Padalino HeilMonica L. AugustyniakLewandowskiDr. Anne Marie ReynoldsLyndakerKaren L. Dentico ReddingLorilynn Dunn SchlosserLaurie A. Gemerek ShanahanErin Rebhan Sippel1991Raised: $1,050.00No. Donors: 9Participation: 13%Average Gift: $116.67Susan P. Sennett AliJennifer L. Greenfield HeffernHeide L. HerrmannJennifer L. O’Day HuntMary F. Walters KvetkoskyJulie A. Doyle MansfieldMaura A. Lippold ScanlonMichelle L. Reynolds WebbJulie M. Ehrman Whalen1992Raised: $785.00No. Donors: 11Participation: 15%Average Gift: $71.36Susan K. Reiser DanielsMichelle A. Mendola DoviakCatherine A. Baumann KippMichelle D. IgnaszakLichtenthalBonnie L. Dziadaszek LockingMaryPatricia Hebeler LohseKelly L. Seabury McKimAmy M. Redding PyeAmy K. ResetaritsDr. Kimberly A. Paa RobertsJanet L. Kuntz Stachura1993Raised: $680.00No. Donors: 7Participation: 11%Average Gift: $97.14Carrie A. CsizmarMollie E. Young NiederpruemJennifer Pelosi NoahKaren B. Zobel PalmerAngela PileriAmy M. TeprovichRosanna M. Falzone Thomas1994Raised: $1,210.00No. Donors: 13Participation: 21%Average Gift: $93.08Lori L. Brucato BadachMartina F. Mastroleo BakerElizabeth A. Milks BordeleauAmy L. Palladino BourgeaultSara R. Boyd FalkMelissa A. FiutakTheresa M. Lehner FoxKati E. Riegle MannAlicia Huber MurphyKathleen Piech-LukasCaitlin McKendry SchneidWinifred StormsHillary K. Zahm1995Raised: $425.00No. Donors: 9Participation: 15%Average Gift: $47.22Christine CipollaMaria E. Michalek ClareHeather Thompson GereAmy M. MonafoDr. Jennifer Korzen O’TooleJennifer L. SheldonMelanie Barnas SimmonsSara Goodman WargoAlia S. Zohur Wynne1996Raised: $275.00No. Donors: 4Participation: 7%Average Gift: $68.75Sheelah L. BrennanDr. Nicole M. Aquino GothgenRebecca A. HaslingerKristin N. Koppmann1997Raised: $125.00No. Donors: 2Participation: 3%Average Gift: $62.50Carolyn StormsAnne Uba Timms1998Raised: $120.00No. Donors: 5Participation: 7%Average Gift: $24.00Anne Marie Powalski DuquinDr. Kimberly M. GoodmanSara A. ShortLauren J. Koppmann StreitKelly K. LaPlante Strutz1999Raised: $300.00No. Donors: 8Participation: 8%Average Gift: $37.50Jessica L. CartoniaColleen H. DannKelly Parker KavanaghClair F. KusyjJennifer McGeeTracy L. Pasinski MudgeJacqueline OleksiakDana Covert Schott2000Raised: $205.00No. Donors: 7Participation: 8%Average Gift: $29.29Michelle N. BarnasKristine N. DanielElizabeth A. DonnerTara Swiech EschenfelderJamie L. HasenstabKatherine L. JablonskiTheresa K. Spada2001Raised: $115.00No. Donors: 4Participation: 5%Average Gift: $28.75Kristin M. Saxer LongKristen M. MakeyNicole L. TimmMary Ann Tomasello2002Raised: $135.00No. Donors: 6Participation: 9%Average Gift: $22.50Kathryn M. BelliottiAimee L. BowermanKatrina D. DelaneyCarolina ForeroJennifer V. MisBeverly A. Schaefer2003Raised: $25.00No. Donors: 1Participation: 1%Average Gift: $25.00Ashley A. Smigelski2005Raised: $65.00No. Donors: 3Participation: 4%Average Gift: $21.67Monika I. BachSarah BelliottiJessica Mattes2006Raised: $160.00No. Donors: 3Participation: 4%Average Gift: $53.33Lisa M. BavisottoAeren-Ellen KirstChristie Mattes2007Raised: $135.00No. Donors: 3Participation: 3%Average Gift: $45.00Erika A. FraasKatherine KellerElizabeth Subjeck2008Raised: $10.00No. Donors: 1Participation: 1%Average Gift: $10.00Monique MattesClass GiftsGratefullyAcknowledged19341949195419591964196919741979198419881989199419992009Faculty &StaffFaculty and staff are instrumentalin our young women’s academicachievements groundedin the Franciscan values. Werecognize their dedication,guidance, and impact on ourstudents and Sacred HeartAcademy as a whole.Sr. Lois Badding, OSF ‘53Ginny BechtelLyn T. BiniszkiewiczNancy BradyMaria E. Michalek Clare ‘95Mary Ganey CochraneJane CoughlinJennifer DemertDr. James DempseyHolly DoyleSusan FarwellSharon M. FinucaneLaura R. GencoEileen M. Rimar Hettich ‘70Martha HorohoeJoanne HozdicPeter LibertiLarry MagarisEileen K. MaloneySr. Joan M. Nelson, OSF ‘42Jeanette M. Piscitello ‘72Jeanine PurcellSr. Karen Shaver, SSJMarcia SnyderSusan Spadinger ‘66Anne SpasianoElsie StaebellSharon StollAlison TaylorJane VickiSr. Mara Walton, OSF ‘59Parents &FriendsParents and friends are adistinct grouping of familiesand individuals whose levelof commitment is unique andremarkable. They affirm thevalue and importance of aSacred Heart education, and arefaithful and loyal contributorswho regularly share their loveand creative gifts.In many ways, our parents andfriends share the journey thatour young women embark onand successfully complete as aresult of this incredible networkof support. We are privileged tohave their daughters entrustedto us, and to receive thethoughtful offerings of so many.Mr. and Mrs. James D. Baldy, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Walter A. BalonMr. and Mrs. William I. BarnasMr. and Mrs. Robert J. BavisottoLouis J. and Ginny BechtelMr. and Mrs. Frank A. BelliottiMr. and Mrs. Michael J. BenderKathleen Allen Benson ‘66Mr. and Mrs. James Biddle, Jr.Sheila M. Samer Boehm ‘72Michael L. and Amy BradleyGary M. and Barbara BrignoneSandra J. ButlerMr. and Mrs. John T. CampMr. and Mrs. Samuel S. CarocciMr. and Mrs. Dennis CastilloMr. and Mrs. Richard C. CipollaMr. and Mrs. Henry T. ConfortiDr. and Mrs. Mark CostanzaClub Italiano 74 Dell ‘ImmacolataGregory L. and Nina DaltonMr. and Mrs. James J. DalyKathryn Pacciotti Delaney ‘73Judy A. Pirri Deley ‘73Mr. and Mrs. James DenticoCarolyn Ponkow Dole ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DombekMr. and Mrs. L. MatthewDugganCarol Kujawa Eberz ‘62Dr. and Dr. Richard S. ElmanMr. and Mrs. William ErdmanMr. and Mrs. Michael S. EvancoPatrick W. and Sharon FinucaneDennis FleischauerKathleen M. Killeen Flynn ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. FraasMr. & Mrs. Jim FregeauAnn Marie Hackford Galbo ‘63Dr. Lou Ann GartnerMr. and Mrs. Charles M. GennaroMr. and Mrs. John T. GeorgerMargaret M. Horrigan Gillig ‘78James GiumentoJohn T. GorskiBarbara A. Herbach Gravelle ‘74Mr. and Mrs. John GrossMr. and Mrs. Robert P. HearyEileen M. Rimar Hettich ‘70Mr. and Mrs. David A. HohlMr. and Mrs. Darryl R. HornDr. Maryann Schwab Justinger ‘69Michael D. Keem, D.V.M.Timothy KennedyMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KolkmeyerMr. and Mrs. Nicholas G.KoppmannMr. and Mrs. David A.KostrzewskiMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. KreuzMr. and Mrs. Donald R. LeslieMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. LevanJohn J. LoftusCarol A. LoganKathleen M. Gaunder Makar ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Louis MarascoMr. and Mrs. William F.MastroleoSylvia S. McDougaldPeter E. McHugh, CHFCMichael and Mary CatherineMilitelloMr. and Mrs. Robert A. MosesMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MrozMr. and Dr. Edward MrozinskiNancy Calabrese Mulé ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.NapieralaAnn K. McCarthy O’Brien ‘49Cheryl Farolino O’Connor ‘72Joyce Paterson, M.D.Mr. and Mrs. James PiechMr. and Mrs. Jerome T. PiecuchMr. and Mrs. Robert PollockDonna M. Portale ‘67Shirley K. ReiserDr. and Mrs. David J. RodmanBarbara Staebell Rooney ‘74Louis J. Russo, Jr.Marjorie E. SchallmoMr. and Mrs. Nicholas L.SchmittThomas W. and Shelly SchratzSisters of St. Francis of HolyName ProvinceSHA Parents GuildLaurie A. Gemerek Shanahan ‘90Connie J. Shields, Ph.D.Francis X. SmithMr. and Mrs. Vincent R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Roger St. PierreMr. and Mrs. John J.StaniszewskiBarbara G. Eye Stanley ‘72Linda Lalli Stark ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. StichTeresa A. TevensMr. and Mrs. Joseph S. TukMr. and Mrs. David A. TyrpakConstance S. UmlandMr. and Mrs. Richard VivacquaMr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. VolzMolly E. O’Brien Wydro ‘73RenovationDonationsThe total renovation of theAcademy’s Science Labs andthe establishment of a LibraryMedia Center took more thanbricks and mortar to build. Ittook the support, vision andfinancial backing to make theseplans a reality for current andfuture students of Sacred HeartAcademy.The following contributorsare to be commended fortheir outstanding support andgenerosity to our RenovationCampaign. It is with the utmostappreciation that we recognizetheir distinguished efforts.American ExpressBRD Inc.Nancy E. BarnwellThomas & Judy Carr Beecher ‘58Mr. & Mrs. James Biddle, Jr.Caesarina Ciminelli Cardarelli ‘39Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. CarocciMaria E. Michalek Clare ‘95Dr. James DempseyAnthony DePalmaMr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Dobson, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. EvancoBonnie Taglialegami Floyd ‘72Frankfurth Family FoundationRobert K. FreelandNancy Haberman Gacioch ‘58Fr. Leonard Gioeli, Jr.John T. GorskiDr. Patricia A. Haberman ‘80Jacqueline C. Bruce Hanley ‘50Mrs. Geraldine T. HorohoeMrs. Martha HorohoeMary Jo Hezel Ketchum ‘59Dr. Robert & Mrs. BarbaraSchumacher Klocke ‘56Kathleen M. Brown Knepper ‘38Dr. Robert LaMantiaMr. and Mrs. Michael J. ZahmMr. and Mrs. Michael ZobelM & T Charitable FoundationKathleen A. McCarthy ‘56Sheila McCarthy ’51Alicia A. Cummings McGlinchey ‘83Patricia A. McKernan ‘72The Messer FoundationM. Janice Nelson ‘45Patricia A. Oates ‘57John R. O’BrienElaine C. Pauly ‘51Jeanine PurcellAngela Fricano Riordan ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Richard RockwoodBarbara J. Staebell Rooney ‘74Maryann Geary Rowe ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SavattieriMarilyn Louise Schmitt ‘51Sisters of St. Francis of HolyName ProvinceMickey McGarry Slind ‘56Anne SpasianoMr. and Mrs. Michael R.SpychalaElsie StaebellRonald StepienElizabeth M. Sullivan ‘83Dr. Toni Roth Sullivan ’66Margaret Irr Summersgill,Ph.D. ‘49Dr. Esther S. TakeuchiMr. and Mrs. Richard ThompsonDonna M. Fiske Ulrich ‘56Anita L. Azua Utech ‘64Kathy E. Wolf Vasilius ‘77Jane VickiRobert J. WagnerSr. Mara Walton, OSF ‘59Eileen Timm Webb ‘61Virginia Schumacher Wendel ‘51Margaret WietigMr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Williams32 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 33

ScholarshipsSacred Heart Academy’s endowed, designated, and otherscholarships are often in memory of a loved one, or tocommemorate distinguished academic and/ or service contributionsby our students. They are a tremendous resource to provide ameans for deserving young women to attend our school, especiallythose that otherwise may not have the opportunity. We pay tributeto and extend our deepest appreciation for the kindness of ourgenerous benefactors.Burger Service AwardMary Lou and Horace BurgerPatricia Staley BurnsScholarshipDr. Patricia Staley Burns ‘57Bernadette Smith ButlerScholarshipRuth H. SmithBeverly A. Eckert Scholarship(see memorials)Mildred M. Eckert MemorialScholarshipWallace and Barbara EckertOchterski, Ph.D. ‘61Fleischauer ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. Gary M. BrignoneChrist The King SchoolChurch of Christ The KingGrace D’AmatoAmy M. Fleischauer ‘92Dennis FleischauerEugene A. HaefnerMargaret M. Rackl Loesch ‘68JoAnn MikulecJohn R. O’BrienJeanine PurcellBarbara Rackl ‘60Donald and Patricia BraunRackl ‘73Melissa A. SchaeferMr. and Mrs. Thomas J.SchiererKristi A. SosnowskiMary Deane FreelandScholarshipRobert K. FreelandJerome H. KirchmyerScholarshipRosemary C. Kirchmyer Reszka ‘53Carole Sue Kmidowski ServiceAwardC. Edward and Joanne MacPeekVincent and Harriet PalisanoScholarshipJames M. BeardsleyVincent and Harriet PalisanoFoundationScanlon ScholarshipMary Agnes Scanlon Marabella ‘65Joanne M. Scanlon Prestia ‘69Dolores A. Scanlon ‘58Kathleen Scanlon ‘67Schumacher FamilyScholarshipRobert and BarbaraSchumacher Klocke ‘56Sr. Helen Schumacher, OSF ‘49Tuition Assistance FundKristen P. Killian Bray ‘85Frances Gautieri Brown ‘57Michael and Mary Ann KaweckiBroderick ‘58Ann Marie Hackford Galbo ‘63Patricia Gilbert ‘52Shirley A. Keppel ‘53Barbara Eckert Ochterski,Ph.D., ‘61Elaine C. Pauly ‘51Kathy Rimar ‘64SHA Parents GuildSisters of St. Francis of HolyName ProvincePatricia L. Smith ‘75Timothy and Rosemary VanDomelenVirginia Schumacher Wendel ’51Kimberly Drzewiecki VincentMemorial ScholarshipRonald and Joyce E. WagnerDrzewiecki ‘61Nancy M. Wagner Lazarski ‘60Walton Family ScholarshipSisters of St. Francis of HolyName ProvinceWalton Family EstateCorporations/Foundations/Sponsors/ In-Kind & Special GiftsThis community effort is invaluable to help provide for the scholastic and spiritual work of Sacred HeartAcademy. Their gifts and partnership have a lasting impression on the future as they contribute to thehigh school experience for our young women of promise.Abbott FundAmerican ExpressBISSNET Inc.BoeingBrighton LiquorDeutsche Bank AmericasFoundationGoodSearch.comiGive.com Holdings LLCMassMutualMattel Children’s FoundationThe Medtronic FoundationMerrill Lynch & Co. Foundation,Inc.National Fuel Gas CompanyFoundationOccidental PetroleumFoundationPrudential FoundationPutnam InvestmentsQSP, Inc. - Family ReadingProgramQuaker Chemical FoundationTargetAlumnae Sunday (Sponsors ofSisters of St. Francis)Linda Taylor Belling ‘69Monica Rozak Boardman ‘74Julia Enders Borchardt ‘79Cheryl Lucas Canfield ‘79Judith McCabe Capruso ‘79M. Joanne Dettelis Cole ‘74Susan Sypniewski Dickinson ‘69Gladys Himmler Eberle ‘49Barbara Fatta-Mason ‘69Patricia Gilbert ‘52Ann Deck Hamilton ‘49Jane Henry ‘51Dolores Gampp Hufnagel ‘49Maureen Roden Hurley ‘74Wendy Belter Izzo ‘69Benedetta Kissel ‘69Dolores Calhoon Labasco ‘49Cristina Vigorito Mahoney ‘79Dea McKenna McAuliffe ‘54Helen Novo Murray ‘49Maria Naples ‘79Joyce Stout Schmidt ‘54Deborah Mancuso Shay ‘69Amy Satkowski Shepard ‘79Jacqueline Wopperer Stoj ‘79Pamela Timmel ‘69Bernadette Wingerter ‘49EAT Lunch / Golf Outing#1 Pet SupplyJoe Basil ChevroletRobert & Rita BenciniBocce Club PizzaMary Ann Kawecki Broderick ‘58BryLin HospitalBuffalo Launch ClubJennifer DemertArthur F. Dobson, Jr.Mary Lou Carrigg Fernandes ‘63Dr. Kristen Fries ‘83Patricia Gilbert ‘52Gillogly ChevroletTerri Griffin ‘51Jeanne HannyMary Kren ‘78Lancaster Dental Associates, P.C.Mighty Auto Parts of WesternNew YorkDr. Joseph ModicaMarcella Trampert Olson ‘37Thomas ParesPhysics Services, Inc.Christy Gaglione Pizzella ‘85RCR InvestigationsRiva Pizza Subs & WingsSHIELD Security SystemsShirt GuyJennifer Shuemaker ‘87Timothy and Rosemary VanDomelenVulcan Steam Forging Co.Spirit of SHA Awards Dinner(Includes Sponsors of Sisters ofSt. Francis)Bison Elevator Service Inc.Paul and Kimberly CannonJoseph Carino Plumbing andHeatingChrist The King SchoolAnthony J. and Carmela M.Anastasia Colucci ‘51Edward C. and Dottie A. NicosiaCosgrove ‘60Lala M. DiPaolo-Placey ‘ 61Food Bank of Western New YorkKaren Graci ‘91Mary Ann Kuntz Hoffert ‘55Barbara Doller Huber ‘69Raymond E. Kelley, Inc.Shirley A, Keppel ‘53Kirst Construction, Inc.Lumsden & McCormick, LLPMader Construction Co., Inc.Julia Maxwell ‘57Sheila McCarthy ‘51The McGuire Group, Inc.Mary C. Frank Moynihan ‘46National Fuel Gas CompanyM. Janice Nelson ‘45Northeast Mechanical, Inc.Dr. Kathleen M. O’Connor ‘85Jeanette Piscitello ‘72Carol A. Schmitz ‘55Deborah Mancuso Shay ‘69Virginia Schumacher Wendel ‘ 51Sports Hall of Fame AwardsDinnerJulia Gennuso Rodo ‘97Laurie Gemerek Shanahan ‘90WalkathonAdvantage Limousine, Inc.Alli’s RallyThe Bigelow Company/ DeniseM. DeSimone Fregeau ‘78Bocce Club PizzaDaemen CollegeGlobe MarketMAF Properties/ Denise M.DeSimone Fregeau ‘78MJ Peterson Real EstateNiagara UniversityJeanine PurcellStevens Driving SchoolTarantino Foods, LLCTOPS Friendly MarketsWegmansMemorialsIn memoriam are designated in honor of a loved one who has gone before us from our SHA community,beloved family, and friends. We remember these individuals in our masses, daily prayers and intentions.n memory of Florence MaesAnastasia ‘51Mary I. Anastasia ‘73In memory of ShirleyKuehlewind Breller ‘47Allan P. BrellerIn memory of Margaret ArnoldDilgard ‘35Sharon Dilgard Murphy ‘61In memory of Beverly Eckert ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ArbeitCarol R. AshleyBarbara Bogdan Badach ‘66Carol A. Bauda ‘69Baumeister & Samuels, P.C.Kathryn M. Belliotti ‘02Mr. and Mrs. James Biddle, Jr.John BielickiDiane V. BistanyMr. and Mrs. James J. BoyleBRD Inc.Kristen BreitweiserBarbara E. BurgstahlerMartha BurtPatricia M. Caluori ‘69Patty CasazzaDonna M. Birner Coughlin ‘66Sharon F. Cramer, Ph.D.Mary Colleen CrenshawJennifer DemertJohn. H. DewittRosemary DillardJanice Huppuch DisleyClement E. EckertThe Eckert FamilyKaren M. Eckert ‘68Raymond J. Eckert, Jr.Mary FetchetKathleen M. Killeen Flynn ‘82Mary FordSusan J. Fortunato ‘79Monica GabrielleNicholas GentileDr. Robyn R.M. GershonMr. and Mrs. Walter E. GozdorJosephine A. GrecoMr. and Mrs. Norman R.GusmannBill HarveyDr. Rosemary J. HenryEileen M. Rimar Hettich ‘70Ruth E. HuppuchMonica IkenMaryann Schwab Justinger ‘69Mary Jo Hezel Ketchum ‘59Mindy KleinbergMr. and Mrs. Paul J. KolkmeyerCarie LemackMary Lou McLaughlinMarian J. MerlinoMr. and Mrs. Michael MilitelloNancy Calabrese Mulé ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. MullenCandise Kaye Mye ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. NapierEdward NewmanEdward NoonanDr. Barbara Eckert Ochterski ‘61SHA Parents GuildPaula J. ParkeChristine F. Procknal ‘67Jeanine PurcellMr. and Mrs. Brad D. RankinMr. and Mrs. Marshall M.RankowitzSally RegenhardBarbara J. Staebell Rooney ‘74Joanna RuppelThomas W. and Shelly SchratzLeslie A. SchultzAbraham ScottLori J. Klostermann Sendlak ‘81Deborah Mancuso Shay ‘69Tracey Klosterman Simonick ‘80Trisha St. George ‘80Jacqueline A. Wopperer Stoj ‘79Julianne M. WoppererThompson ‘80Beverly TramontelliUS Immigration RecreationAssociationUniversity at Buffalo, NewmanCenter, Elizabeth J.Pantano and the seventh gradeReligious Education classLorie Van AukenDr. Anita Vigorito ‘71Brian F. VillianiGail Rutecki Wagner ‘68Robin WeinerWestmass Area DevelopmentCorp.Marilyn Wittman ‘66Dr. and Mrs. Sigmund YoonAlice I. ZeliksonGolda Zimmerman, Esq.In memory of Joanne RacklFleischauer ‘67Linda A. Schaefer Dietrich ‘67In memory of Sr. Mary LouisFranierMrs. Geraldine T. HorohoeIn memory of Cherub AnnHanley ‘73Santina BevilacquaVirginia M. DashGregory DavisNorma DowdCarol Ann GleasonJacqueline C. Bruce Hanley ‘50Mary Jo Hezel Ketchum ‘59Eileen K. MaloneyPatricia MarinoSheila McCarthy ‘51Robert MrozF. R. Sheehan, M.D.Jacqueline Wagner Stendts ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Richard VivacquaIn memory of Richard W.Hertel, IILinda A. Schaefer Dietrich ‘67In memory of Joan LawserHutchinson ‘52Helene B. Brown ‘51In memory of Margaret KeizerSusan Vetter Braun ‘76In memory of Jay and GaryKnepperKathleen M. Brown Knepper ‘38In memory of Edward F. LynchGeraldine C. McCarthy Lynch ‘43Mass of RemembranceFeast of All Souls’ DayIn memory of MarilynKlosterman Staebell ‘50Norma A. Deinhart Welch ‘50In memory of Margaret B.Kauffman Stonitsch ‘25Michael J. StonitschIn memory of Dorothy ByrneStorm ‘37Kathaleen A. Irr Berner ‘60In memory of Sr. TheophaneWagner ‘15Nancy Fisher Mackolin ‘50Remembering SacredHeart in Their WillsThe Legacy Society honorsthose who have named BuffaloAcademy of the Sacred Heart asa beneficiary of a planned gift.Through their generosity, themembers of the Legacy Societyare devoted to the Academy’smission of empowering youngwomen to reach their potentialin spirit, mind, and body.The following alumnae andfriends have designated SacredHeart Academy in their will. Weare honored by your generousheart. If you have includedSacred Heart in your will, andare not listed below, pleasecontact the Academy so we mayacknowledge your intentions.Anonymous; Class of ’26Anonymous; Class of ’37Anonymous; Class of ’37Dorothy Suchan ’37Kathleen M. Brown Knepper ’38Anonymous; Class of ’39Betty Kempkes Waclawek ‘42Joan Smith Bermeitinger ’43Rosemary A. Kramer Schwab ‘43Ruth Thompson Auer ‘45M. Janice Nelson ’45Matching GiftsWe are sincerely grateful forthe philanthropic endeavorsof corporate foundations,which allow their employees’charitable donations to bematched by their employers.To employers and employeesalike, please accept our thanksfor your thoughtfulness andsubstantial support.Abbott Laboratories FundAmerican Express CharitableFundThe Boeing CompanyDeutsche Bank AmericasFoundationMassMutualMattel Children’s FoundationThe Medtronic FoundationMerrill Lynch & CompanyFoundation, Inc.Anonymous; Class of ’46Joan Houmann Mann ‘46Joyce E. Fink ’48Ann K. McCarthy O’Brien ’49Margaret Irr Summersgill,Ph.D. ’49Jacqueline C. Bruce Hanley ‘50Harrison & Angela Cirillo Naylor ’50Sheila McCarthy ’51Elaine C. Pauly ’51Ann Thomas Reinagel ’52Jacqueline Shea Wopperer ’52Marilyn P. Turner Panzica ’53Mary Ann Kuntz Hoffert ’55Kathleen A. McCarthy ‘56Elizabeth Reiser Murray ‘56Barbara Myslinski Przybysz ’56Patricia Staley Burns ‘57Mary Beth E. Sercu O’Brien ’57Josephine Lombardo Arnold ‘60Ellen J. Coad Christensen ’60Mary Anne Licker ’60Elinor Malone Rice ’60Anonymous; Class of ’61Marita Loughran Ronald ’62Susan Spadinger ’66Elizabeth M. Fago ‘68Kathryn E. Auguliaro Woch ‘69Patricia Wolf Voelker ‘71Tammie Lee Puszert Demler ‘87National Fuel Gas CompanyFoundationOccidental PetroleumCorporationThe Prudential FoundationPutnam InvestmentsThe Quaker ChemicalFoundationCorrection to 2008annual reportGift from Melanie GraczykPawlik ‘29 should have alsobeen listed under CenturyClub ($100-$249.34 Cordecho spirit. mind. body.spirit. mind. body. cordecho 35

Wish ListIf you wish to donate any ofthese items, please call 834.2101ext 318.Wireless, Laptop Computer withbuilt-in camera, dual technologyprocessor, 4MG memory4 x 8 Folding Plastic TablesIndustrial Terrazzo FloorStripping MachineTwo-way Commercial RadiosBuffalo Academy of the Sacred Heart3860 Main StreetBuffalo, NY 14226-3398non-profit orgus postagepaidbuffalo, nypermit no. 1536Mark YourCalendarOctober5 Feast of St. Francis Mass9 Walkathon25 Mother-Daughter CommunionBreakfast28 Career DayNovember2 Mass of Remembrance5 Sacred Heart Scholarship andAwards DinnerSacred Heart Academy Scholarshipand Awards Dinner Transit ValleyCountry Club25 Christ the King Ceremony and YoungAlumnae ReceptionDecember13 Alumnae Reception before theMusical21 Sophomore Alumnae LunchYoung Alumnae SocialAll events are at SHA unless indicatedotherwise. See response form on page 13to register for ticketed events.www.sacredheartacademy.orgMary Alice Duggan, secretary;Patricia Choi, treasurer; Mrs.Barbara Cole, moderator; BrigidSmith, president; Kathleen O’Connor,vice-president.Remember when?1985For more information about anything you’ve read in Cordecho, please callthe Development Department at 834-2101.Jeanine Purcell, Director of Advancement, at ext. 318Laura Genco, Development Coordinator, at ext. 316Eileen Rimar Hettich ’70, Alumnae Relations Coordinator, at ext. 317Sharon Finucane, Development Associate, at ext. 360