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dr. robert & felicia Burger class of 1977 La Salle High School has been an important part of the Burger family for the past 35 years. Bob’s parents, Bob and marilyn, have nurtured their sons and daughters, their spouses and all the grandchildren with their presence, prayers and support. As his role models did for him, Bob continues the Burger legacy here at La Salle. He says, “I give back to La Salle because La Salle gave so much to me during such an important time in my life.” As a student and athlete, he earned a National merit Scholarship to attend the university of Notre Dame where he was a member of the 1977 Irish football team that won the National Championship. they also went on to play in the 1980 Sugar Bowl. Bob now specializes in orthopedic surgery and sports medicine and is president of Beacon Orthopedics and Sports medicine. He and Felicia have volunteered their energy and expertise in countless ways at La Salle. Bob has been the team physician since 1991, a member of the Principal’s Advisory Board since 1999, chairman of the La Salle High School Science and Development Foundation, the Academic Advisory Board, and the Spirituality and Lasallian mission subcommittee of that board. Felicia, holds a master’s degree in nursing from Purdue university of Indianapolis, and is a nurse practitioner. She is a constant volunteer in the Spirit Shop and serves on the Camelot Auction Committee. Bob was named to the 2006 Academic All-Star Hall of Fame, and sits on the Board of Directors for Right to Life and the Board of the Cincinnati Chapter of the National Football Foundation. Bob explains, “I choose to have a close relationship with the La Salle community because their mission to serve and to value the uniqueness of each individual is so genuine and deep-rooted. this is an honor to be inducted into the De La Salle Society.” Dr. Robert ’77 and Felicia Burger, sons Bobby ’06, Christopher ’08, John ’11, and Joe ’12 10 Lancer Newsletter drew and Joellen nieman class of 1965 A visionary sees what’s ahead and does something about it. It starts businesses. It grows families. Drew and JoEllen founded Drew Nieman Plumbing in 1974 while starting their family. La Salle’s vision for the future has always relied on talented, skilled professionals like Drew Nieman. that is the contribution that he brought to the building of Lancer Stadium in 1990, the field turf renovation in 2006, and so many other building projects that Nieman Plumbing has supported in the larger community. In 1990, Drew received the Signum Fidei Award at La Salle and in 1993 he was awarded the John Bosse Alumni Service Award. In 2005, the Nieman family and Nieman Plumbing was chosen as a finalist in the Innovation Category by the Goering Center for Family Business. In acknowledging his induction into the De La Salle Society, Drew says, “It is nice to be appreciated, but I never did it for the rewards. A Catholic education is very important to our family and that is the reason JoEllen and I support La Salle.” today, Nieman Plumbing is looking ahead. Drew and JoEllen, along with A.J. and Brian, are redirecting the company’s focus on the specialty service work they can provide for their suppliers. Drew and JoEllen are now enjoying the fruits of their labor with their families here and at their homes in Naples, Florida, and on Lake Cumberland. Drew ’65 and JoEllen Nieman, sons A.J. ’84 and Brian ’91 and daughter Marla Kiley ’85 (McAuley), their spouses, five grandsons and one granddaughter
Advancement Perspective ANNuAL FuND Impacting a Lasallian Education Dear alumni, parents and friends, It is with sincere appreciation that we acknowledge in this issue of the Lancer, the generous support of our alumni, parents and friends who invested in La Salle High School during 2007. The 2007 Annual Fund surpassed our initial goal of $350,000.00 raising $417,512.00 for the Scholarship and Financial Aid Programs. Your assistance has helped us to meet the many financial demands necessary to operate our fine institution. Parents make considerable sacrifices in order to send their sons to La Salle and, through your kindness and generosity, many families are able to afford this excellent opportunity for their children. You are important to us, so we have made every effort in this Investors Report to insure proper listing of names. Despite this, errors may occur. If your name has been omitted or improperly listed, please accept our apology and note the error to me. We have initiated our 2008 Annual Fund with a goal of $450,000.00. If your name does not appear in this issue, please consider supporting us in 2008. Your gift will make a difference in helping students who are seeking a Catholic education. I invite each of you to stop by and visit with our students and faculty. If you have not been to La Salle’s campus in a few years, you will be pleasantly surprised at some of the outstanding changes we have made to our physical plant and curriculum. I want you to know how much we appreciate your generosity and the positive impact it has had on the Lasallian education. I ask that you continue your support as advocates for La Salle. Thank you for your investment in La Salle High School. Kenneth E. Barlag ’67 Director of Advancement
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