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16 Alumni News | Winter 2011In MemoriamAlumniGertrude M. (Schneider) Wendt 1926Fern Irene (Morris) Heist 1929Dr. Lawrence John Fanelly Sr. DPM 1931Lucille H. (Hillebrand) Freppel 1932Mary (Szelagowski) Kokocinski 1933Richard S. Powers 1933Anna Julia (Willinger) Morrin 1935Virgina (Krotzer) Rodery 1935Genevieve M. (Blessing) Brazzil 1936Angela E. (Farkas) Fox 1936Dorothy V. (Garvin) Hawkins 1936Joseph D. O’Leary 1937Beatrice L. (Thibert) Quinn 1937Mary Margaret (Begin) Degnan 1938Edward J. Erskine 1938Mary Ann (Smurr) Grindle 1938Raymond J. Miller Sr. 1938Dorothy M. (Ghyselink) Schenck 1938Loretta M. (Przybyla) Szymanski 1938Esther M. (Mack) Thrun 1938Beverly J. (Dubois) Norton 1939Richard P. Walsh 1939Margaret L. (McCarthy) Lehsten 1940Norman R. Pool 1940Jean U. (Martin) Raether 1940Raymond Kunisch 1941Jerome C. Smith 1941Carl T. Barrick 1942Robert Louis Brady 1942Frank Patrick Gilhooley 1942Walter J. Harpen Sr. 1942Theodore D. Kolebuk 1942James John Murtagh Sr. 1942Robert F. Comte Sr. 1943Jane M. (Crawford) Houstin 1943Delphine (Jastremski) Machcinski 1943James F. Nietfeld 1943Charles F. Cangiamilla 1944Richard W. Heintschel 1944Joseph J. Hermiller 1944Ruth (Halak) Stasiak 1944Frank J. Beakas 1945Phyllis Ann (Mensing) Murrell 1945Jacquelyn Ann (Romaker) Naumann 1945Eleanor C. (Hanson) Wolfe 1945Mary (Villhauer) Candella 1946Regina L. (Brunsman) Fleck 1946Michael E Judge 1946Naomi Marie Wolf 1946John P. Lewinski Sr. 1947Helen (Zargo) Morgenstern 1948Jerrold A. Redding 1948Helen M. (Sharkey) Superczynski 1948Mary C. (King) Turk 1948Francis J. Gulyas Jr. 1949Tom M. Toth 1949Joan M. (Hanlon) Darr 1950Lt. Col.John Thomas Gaffney (Ret.) 1950Janet C. (Sheahan) Haines 1950Frederick J. Lee 1950Mary Lynn (Quertinmont) McHugh 1950Rose M. (Langenderfer) McShannic 1950James F. Stokes 1950Richard J. Lewandowski 1951Willard B. Mason 1951Joanne L. (Krysiak) Michalski 1951Donna B. (Schlessner) Barczak 1952John Bettinger 1952Constance M. (Morman) Horn 1952Dorothy (Berg) Duvall 1953Thomas Wodarski Sr. 1953Carl Bayer Sr. 1955Joseph R. Kovacs 1956Jacqueline A. Pawlicki 1956Rosalie M. (Wozniak) Bayer 1957Judith M. (Haffner) Dennis 1958Judith A. (Dowling) Ignasiak 1959Michael Robert Konz 1959William T. Zientek 1959Gerald Cotter 1960Dennis P. Cowell 1961Robert S.. Sadowski 1963Walter W. Wilcox 1963Judith A. (Melczak) Biniecki 1964Gregory L. Rawski 1965Daniels J. Dennis Sr. 1967Kathleen M. (Danford) Rabara 1967James Barut 1969Gloria D. (Pack) Saville 1969Elizabeth Ann (Betty) (Palm) Sickles 1969Gerald D. Dudek 1973John C. King 1979Amy Sue (Gose) Howick 1986Shannon M. Pivoriunas 1995Jennifer Marie (Brickner) Sugg 1997FriendsThomas Ludlow AshleyCruz BalderasKathleen BartkavageBaxter BellDominic J. BenniceRonald J. BialeckiVirginia BoyerWilliam C. BradishJoseph ChickvaraLois ChristieMartin L. ClarkSaint Anthony Crawford IVAlma CzerniakowskiDonald DippmanThomas DurandKathleen EwingJohn A. FeudiDonald FraserDorothy M. GagnetLarry HaarMichael R. HartLewis Rolfes HeldtJoanne HerrMary Lou (Schlageter) HoeflingerAnthony A. JagodzinskiRobert JamesTrudy KajderowiczGeorge KlostermeierJosephine V. LawniczakJoseph J. LegreeBenedict A. LewandowskiBetty LintnerPhyllis J. LipinskiRose ListerRoxane MackMary MaddenMary MadiganFrank MaraughaJoseph MarzecPatricia A. MontgomeryJohn J. MoskoFrank J. NemethLarry NewbernFrank NovotnyAlton PerryKathryn PrusakiewiczEdward RaetherMark RasmusWilliam RimmelinCarol J. RobertsDaniel RokickiBarb SaggeseRuth SeydlitzSister Sheila Shea, OSFHarry SlomkaMarie SmietanskiMarlene (Fels) SmilackLyman F. SpitzerNicholas T. TaddonioBetty TanierThomas ThebesNelson ValentineOwen B. WeiserKenneth WeislakDan WidmerDavid WoodsThis column lists the CCHS alumni and friends that we have lost since the last issue of . If you have any names to add to theIn Memoriam list, please contact Margaret Simon at 419-255-2306 ext. 1030 or email msimon@centralcatholic.org.Please remember Central Catholic High School in your will.
Francis Patrick “Frank”Gilhooley ’42June 15, 1924 – November 19, 2010Toledo sports broadcasting legend Frank Gilhooley passedaway in November after a long illness. Frank was born andraised in Toledo along with two older sisters. Their father,Frank Sr., played professional baseball for over 22 years,including stints in the major leagues and in the InternationalLeague. His father’s roommate during one year with theBoston Red Sox was Babe Ruth.During high school, Frank played basketball and baseballat Central Catholic, and he went on to do the same at theUniversity of Notre Dame. After graduating with a degree inbusiness administration, he worked at Spicer in Toledo fora short time. Then he got the very unique opportunity oftraveling with the Harlem Globetrotters. But instead of playingbasketball for the Globetrotters, he was one of seven guys fromToledo who toured with the Toledo Jeeps, a team that playedagainst them.In 1953, Frank began working in radio and television sportsbroadcasting. His career included broadcasting the ToledoSox games and handling their publicity during the off-season,doing high school games of the week, broadcasting basketballand football for the University of Toledo and Bowling GreenState University and football for Ohio State University, a briefstint at Channel 11, 17 years as the sports anchor at Channel13, and most recently doing color commentary and callingthe middle three innings for the Mud Hens’ games on 1470-AM. Frank called his last game with the Hens in 2008, but hecontinued to contribute to the pre-game segments. Last May,Frank was the first recipient of the Spirit of the InternationalLeague award, and he is in the broadcaster’s wing of theBaseball Hall of Fame.Frank and his wife Lydia were married for over 50 years. Shepassed away last March.Jennifer (Brickner)Sugg ’96April 16, 1979 – December 6, 2010After an inspirational fight againstcancer, Jenny Sugg died peacefullyat home surrounded by her family.Jenny was featured in the Winter 2010issue of as she battledcancer with faith and an extremelypositive attitude. She was diagnosedwith Stage IV breast cancer at the ageof 28 and soon found that the cancerhad spread to her bones, liver, and lungs. She became a strongadvocate in the fight against the disease, and in 2008, she madeRace for the Cure history with her team of 612 participants.Her 2009 team was the largest team of family members in racehistory with 224 people.Jenny wrote a children’s book, , for her two children and for othersin similar situations who are terminally ill with youngchildren. The book was featured on news programs onboth Toledo 11 and Channel 13. The web site, www.amommycanloveyoufromanywhere.com, was designed so thebook can reach more families and help them through theirjourney.Jenny maintained such a positive attitude throughout her battlethat her mother Teresa told the , “Jenny is notdying of cancer; she is living with cancer.”Jenny herself made a point of enjoying every day with herfamily. “I really do have hope and I thank God every day,” shesaid. “Cancer has been a journey and it has actually led tosome positive experiences that I wouldn’t have had otherwise.I think it brings family and friends closer and it helps us tobecome better people.”Jenny graduated from Christ the King in 1993 and attendedCentral Catholic, where she met her future husband, MichaelSugg ’96. Jenny was a member of the CCHS marching bandand the Lady Irish softball team. She attended the University ofToledo and graduated cum laude with a degree in elementaryeducation. She was a first grade teacher at Old West EndAcademy. Jenny, Mike, and their son Jonathon then moved toAkron, where Jenny taught fifth through eighth grades at HopeAcademy. She was diagnosed with cancer shortly after the birthof her daughter, Samantha, in 2007, and the family moved backto Toledo.In 2009, Jenny was inducted into Central Catholic’s Order ofthe Celtic Cross for the significant, positive impact she madeon the community.The Sugg family has requested that any donations in Jenny’sname be made to the Expecting Miracles Scholarship at CentralCatholic. The scholarship was established to help children whohave lost their mothers to breast cancer. Contact Pat Williamsat 419-255-2280 or pwilliams@centralcatholic.org for moreinformation about scholarships.
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