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Saint Xavier’s Student Activities Leadership Team spearheaded the first-ever senior gift campaign. Their goal was to have all seniors contribute money toward
a new campus marquee that would be matched by reserved dollars in the Student Activities Fund. At the time of publication, participation totaled 95 seniors.
Pictured are members of the Leadership Team. Front row (left to right): Mr. David Bradshaw, Rory Hopkins, Cameron Wieneke, Hunter Keith, Matt Anderson,
Ben Randolf, Sam Ratterman, Michael Ising, and John Kim. Back row (left to right): Geoff Banta, Nick Elder, John Allen, Parker Foy, Redmon Lair, Keller Barrett,
Luke Brohm, and Eric Jackson. Not Pictured – Chase Heuke. Photo by: Tim Porco ’85

SAINT XAVIER
HIGH SCHOOL
THE ALUMNI MAGAZINE OF SAINT XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL • Volume 43, No. 3 • Spring 2011
A Voice for Radio,
The Face of Planes,
New Age Grows
with Mafia Support
Page 2
New School Event
Old School Success
Page 4
Artistic Awards for
Creative Trio
Page 5
Joe Steier
The Idea Master
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Deener has
Audience of
Sports Fans
Since his college days, Drew Deener ’91 has
been quenching the thirst of Kentuckiana
sports fans with talk and information about
their favorite teams. He is a self-proclaimed
sports fanatic.
While at Transylvania University, Drew
petitioned the administration and was
allowed to broadcast the home basketball
games on the school radio station – a one
watt juggernaut. Although a “one-man flyby-the-seat-of-your-pants
operation,” it was
a great learning experience. He was hooked.
Drew began his career in Hazard, Ky., as a
TV sports anchor. Soon he was in Lexington
again, where he was sports anchor and
reporter for WKYT-TV for eleven years. Drew
also worked for the UK Football TV Network
as a sideline reporter. On radio, he hosted
sports talk shows on ESPN Radio 1300 and
WVLK-AM 590, served as color analyst for the
Kentucky Thoroughblades hockey team, and
was announcer for UK baseball for four years.
In 2008, Drew moved back to Louisville.
He was paired with John L. Smith to host
a morning sports show “The Early Birds”
on WKRD-AM 790. It was an immediate
success. John L. has moved on, but Drew
remains, and the show’s popularity has
soared. He also hosts “Cardinal Insider”
on WKRD, “Cardinal Courtside,” and UofL
Football/Basketball play-by-play on WHAS-TV.
While sometimes controversial, he is “not a
shock jock.” He strives “to be entertaining,
while being fair and informative.”
Written by Pete Wimsatt ’72
A Global Voice
What started as a 3-month gig doing technical
writing has turned into a 19-year career for
Mike Mangeot ’84. As Public Relations
Manager for UPS Airlines, Mike is the face and
voice of the world’s largest package carrier.
In fact, Mike got connected to UPS by another
St. X grad, Mike Clark ’71. During his tenure,
he has concentrated on communicating the
company’s purpose – global commerce that
improves humanity. Three years ago he
moved into the public relations arena for
Louisville-based UPS Airlines. Mike’s expertise
recently helped guide UPS through its greatest
tragedy, the crash of one of its jets and
death of two crew members.
Though his work is global in nature (when
reached for this article, he took the call
while standing atop a mountain in Alaska),
Mike’s roots remain in Louisville. That sense
of connectivity keeps him bonded to UPS, as
well as St. X. As a professional communicator,
he is grateful for the writing skills he learned
from Rena Boyd, as well as the critical thinking
ability fostered by Brother Julius Mahoney
and Brother James McCarthy.
Written by Chuck Willenbrink ’77
Trio of
’77 Grads
Exemplifies
St. X Mafia
Tony Fink, Charlie Hagerty, and Ed
Miller were mutual classmates and good
friends while at St. X. Tony and Charlie
played football – Tony for two years and
Charlie all four. Ed seemed to get more
kicks playing soccer for the Tigers.
They never dreamed to what extent they
would be involved in the burgeoning
computer world, or that they would
eventually be leading one of the region’s
top IT consulting firms.
After graduating from St. X in 1977,
Tony and Ed attended Bellarmine and
Charlie marched on to UK. Throughout
college, all kept in contact.
In 1996, Charlie, after 20 years in the
computer industry, started New Age

Technologies. Tony joined the firm in 1998
as Charlie’s partner and COO. In January of
2004, Ed was approached to serve as CFO.
All three were like tigers burning the
midnight oil…
The foundation was now in place and
together the three proceeded forward
with alacrity. The company provides
comprehensive information technology
consulting services. New Age Technologies
is known for their capabilities in providing
IT staffing and virtualization services to
all industries. During the past year, New
Age Technologies has earned a national
reputation with their work in virtualizing
environments supporting hospitals’
electronic medical records systems.
Virtualization can save companies on capital
and energy costs by consolidating multiple
server hardware platforms onto one server.
New Age Technologies does about 70% of
its volume in staffing solutions and 30%
in consulting. Healthcare IT consulting is
expected to increase dramatically.
The trio attributes much of their success to
the strong groundwork and the relationships
they built while at St. X. From their origins,
all of their vendors are from the St. X Mafia
– “network.” Today, the men continue to
utilize their St. X network to keep their
business growing. Tony expressed, “when
you have the opportunity to build your
network of trusted advisors, why wouldn’t
you choose a St. X grad?” The three feel
very strongly that the values and principles
taught to them at St. X follow their fellow
grads as they go into the workplace. Even
if you’re working with grads from different
eras and classes than yours, they feel the
St. X brotherhood sets the common ground
in which to conduct business.
1977 graduates Charlie Hagerty, Tony Fink, and Ed Miller lead New Age Technologies.
The following grads make up New Age
Technologies’ St. X. Mafia; Al Burke ’68 –
401K program; Bill Roby ’65 – insurance
services; Greg Cecil ’77 – accounting;
Steve Heeb ’77 – HR support; Denis
Noltemeyer ’77 and Kenny Minogue ’77
– printing; Mark Buehner ’78 – heating
& air; Bill Kelly ’47 – office supplies and
furniture; Kevin Smith ’71 – legal advice;
Bob Thieman ’76 – legal advice; Dan
Kauffmann ’77 – office remodeling; Keith
Schnell ’77 – roofing; David Heintzman
’77 – banking; John Simms ’71 – banking;
and Tom Clines ’73 – marketing/mailings.
This network of St. X alumni has provided
the support to allow New Age to flourish to
this point and will continue to be the trusted
advisors that they look to as they continue
their growth.
Written by Jim Head ’50
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Young alumni posed with former St. X President Brother James Kelly. Front row (left to right):
Ben Reno-Weber ’98, Jeff Farmer ’95, Brother James Kelly, C.F.X., Honorary ’01,
Ben Jankowski ’95, and Andrew Meirose ’96. Back row (left to right): Zach Steinbock ’01,
Brock Ramser ’96, P.J. Duckworth ’02, Connor Breen ’02, and Mark Metzger ’95.
Photo by: Adrian Earhart – Sweet Spot Photos
New Event
Sets Record
Attendance
Over 600 Saint Xavier alumni, parents, and
friends were on hand to celebrate Saint
Xavier’s inaugural event Legacy…A Gala
of Giving, which was held on Saturday,
February 26. The Gala was created to
recognize donors who are St. Francis Xavier
Society members, yet also provide an
opportunity for the St. X community to
socialize and support our efforts to fund
tuition assistance for St. X families. In addition
to cocktails and dinner, nearly 200 items
were available for bidding at our silent auction.
The highlights of the evening included the
presentation of the St. Francis Xavier Award
to Brother James Kelly, C.F.X., Honorary
’01, and the $40,000 grand prize drawing.
The Gala was a true success, exceeding
attendance and fundraising expectations.
In recognition of his dedication to the
many young men of Saint Xavier High
School, Brother James Kelly was named the
recipient of the St. Francis Xavier award,
which recognizes an individual who, in the
spirit of St. Francis Xavier, dedicates him or
herself to the betterment of life by endorsing
an educational process that integrates the
rigors of academic excellence with the
light and guidance of Divine faith. Brother
James served as President at Saint Xavier
High School from 1993 until 2001. He is
currently the President and Chief Executive
Officer of Mount Saint Joseph High School in
Baltimore, Maryland. He is also the author of
two books, Respecting the Man the Boy Will
Become and Building Men Who Matter.
The evening was capped off by the drawing
for the $40,000 grand prize. Gerry ’59 and
Mary Ann Hubbs were the lucky recipients
drawn from 400 chances. They are the
parents of three St. X alumni, David ’85,
Tom ’87, and Mark ’88 and grandparents
of Andrew ’13. An earlier drawing for
purchasers of raffle tickets by December 31
was held on January 1. This $1,000 prizewinner
was Tim Wissing ’93.
Saint Xavier would like to thank the many
volunteers who were instrumental in making
the Gala possible, including dozens that
worked in the areas of silent auction, check-in
and check-out, including students that
served as greeters. The Steering Committee,
which provided leadership and helped
form the framework of the event,
Gerry ‘59 and Mary Ann Hubbs (middle) receive their winnings from Perry Sangalli ’76,
President and Mike Littell, Honorary ’07, Vice President for Advancement.

included co-chairs Earl ’82 and Holly
Winebrenner, Cindy Allison, Michelle
Bickel, Ron ’77 and Donna Kramer,
Harriet Lair, Rich Lechleiter ’76,
Michael Metzger ’92, Rick Murphy ’71,
Jerry Plappert ’71, Kevin Smith ’71,
Karin Sonnier, Leslye Ulmer, and
Kathy Yancey.
Make plans to attend next year’s Gala, which
will be held Saturday, February 25, 2012!
Artists Receive
National
Awards
Each year Saint Xavier’s talented artists
submit their work for judging in Regional
Scholastic Competition. Over a dozen
students tallied awards in the areas of
writing, painting, sculpture, drawing,
ceramics and glass, photography, digital
art, and film and animation. Three of the
students, Justin Allard, Chip Raque, and
Ian Timothy won a total of five Gold Keys,
the highest distinction. All Gold Key winners
automatically had their winning work
entered into national competition. Saint
Xavier is pleased to announce that Justin
Allard and Ian Timothy were award winners
in the National Scholastic Competition. Ian,
a sophomore, won a Gold Key for Film and
Animation, while Justin, a senior, won a
Silver Key for his creative writing portfolio.
Congratulations to these students.
Regional Gold Key winners were: Ian Timothy, Chip Raque, and Justin Allard. Ian and Justin won awards
at the national competition, as well.
Alumnus
Named School
Administrator
Earlier this year, Saint Xavier announced
that Tony Scheler was appointed to the
position of Assistant Principal for Student
Life, Grades 9 and 10. This appointment
as Dean of Students is effective with the
2011-2012 academic year. Dr. Perry Sangalli
described Scheler as “very much in touch
with student needs, very approachable
and communicates well with students,
parents and colleagues.” He is a 1983
St. X graduate and has been a faculty
member in our science department since
1988. He holds a master’s degree from the
University of Louisville and has completed
additional graduate studies to earn Rank I
and Professional Certifications or licenses
to teach secondary biology and chemistry.
Scheler has served as assistant wrestling
coach and as a coach/moderator for the
academic teams. Currently, he assists
with both the intramural program and the
Student Activities Council.
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Dan Ratterman Sam Ratterman
Basketball
Throughout the history of Tiger basketball,
there have been numerous examples of
cousins who, as classmates, played important
roles for the team during their senior years.
As the 2011 team made its way into the
state’s top twenty rankings, Dan and Sam
Ratterman were playing key roles. After
playing in a reserve role last year, Dan started
all 27 games for the Tigers this season. The
primary inside scoring threat, he shot nearly
60% from the field and finished the season
as the team’s leading rebounder and secondleading
scorer. Dan’s cousin Sam took a
slightly different path toward becoming a team
co-captain in 2011. While most of his
experience during the 2010 season was
earned as a leader of the Tiger JV team,
his valuable court time helped him blossom
into a team leader during his senior year.
While playing several positions and starting
23 games, Sam was always counted on
to defend the opponents’ top perimeter
player. His defensive stats were impressive,
and he led the team in charges taken while
also providing the team with steady play
at the offensive end of the court. “Their
selfless, team-first approach was important
to their development as individual players,”
said Coach Kevin Klein ’95,“ but more
importantly it was vital to the team’s success
and a great example to the younger players
in the program.”
Hockey
While the Saint Xavier Hockey program has
had its share of All-State performers over the
past decade, the 2011 squad includes a first
for the Tigers and for the entire Kentucky
High School Hockey League. Senior Alex
Senn (#4) and sophomore Hunter Senn
(#11) became the first pair of brothers to
ever be named to the KHSHL first team
All-State in the same season! This marks
the fourth consecutive first-team selection
for Alex, a three-time St. X captain and twotime
KHSHL scoring leader who finished the
season with 27 goals and 18 assists. Hunter
earned All-State recognition for the first time
in a season during which he scored 11 goals
in addition to contributing 15 assists. Coach
Randy Boehme said of Alex and Hunter, the
forwards on the Tiger first line throughout
the year, “It has been a privilege for us to
have had the opportunity to coach such
gifted athletes and true gentlemen. They
always demonstrate a significant work ethic
and consistently play the game with passion,
character, and integrity.”

Garrett Stephens, Bo Blythe, Drew Wagner, and Khalid Aldaboos made up the record-setting relay team.
Swimming
The Tiger Swimming and Diving team
captured its 23rd consecutive state title on
February 26 at the University of Louisville’s
Ralph Wright Natatorium, capping off an
incredible undefeated season. Of the
many memorable performances turned in
throughout the year, the 200 Yard Freestyle
Relay team created its own highlight reel
of accomplishments. The team set two pool
records in the event while winning races at
Jeffersonville High School and at St. X in the
Hubbuch Natatorium. At the KHSAA state
meet, the Tiger squad of sophomore
Garrett Stephens and seniors Khalid
Aldaboos, co-captain Drew Wagner,
and Bo Blythe bettered the state record
in a preliminary heat on Friday and then
shattered it in the finals with an incredible
time of 1:23.87. This time is nearly two full
seconds faster than the old state mark and is
the second fastest reported high school time
in the nation this year. “ It was a great
performance,” said Coach Todd Larkin,
“but even more impressive is the leadership
that these guys displayed for our team
throughout the year.” With the victory,
St. X now holds the record in all three
KHSAA state meet relay events.
John Lampe Justin Lampe
Wrestling
The Tiger wrestling team’s 5th place finish at
the 2011 KHSAA wrestling championships
provided more evidence of the program’s
steady improvement in its drive to return to
the form that last captured a team title in
2001. For the past three years, John Lampe
has proven himself as one of the best
individual performers in the history of the
St. X wrestling program. After earning a 4th
place finish at 135 pounds as a sophomore
in 2009, John became just the third St. X
wrestler to earn multiple state titles when he
captured the individual state championship
at 160 pounds in both 2010 and 2011.
In addition, he became the first All-American
wrestler in the history of the program and
finished his senior campaign with a record of
47-0. Making his senior season even more
special was the experience of watching his
brother, Justin Lampe, become only the
second Tiger wrestler ever to place at the state
tournament during his freshman year. Justin,
a two-time state middle school champion,
completed his first season with a record of
38-11 and earned the 5th place medal at the
state tournament, knocking off the state’s
top-ranked wrestler at 112 pounds along the
way. Two of the hardest workers on the team,
both John and Justin were outstanding team
leaders. “Justin is just like John,” said Coach
Jim Kraeszig, “only meaner.”
All sports photography
by Tim Porco ’85
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When you sit across the desk
from Joe Steier, you hear him
describing one thing, but you
see his mind working on five or six other
burning ideas. As we visited in his office
in early March, I was wondering truly if
smoke would start to emerge from his ears
as he hit high gear for the day. Steier is
President and CEO of Signature Healthcare
in Louisville, Ky. (as of August 2010). With
significant time spent evaluating a move to
Tennessee or Kentucky while contemplating
staying in Florida, Signature’s board finally
chose Louisville because of the presence of
a large “senior care” footprint in our region.
Senior care as an industry is getting larger
every year as baby boomers age and need
such services. Signature aspires to “raise
the bar for nursing home care” according
to Steier. He sees the current public health
system as holding great value and believes
it can be improved once we create an
environment between government and the
private sector open to the changes needed.
Steier says “the three pillars of our company
(intrapreneurship, learning and spirituality)”
have fostered a work environment that
leads to superb care at Signature’s 75
nursing homes.
Signature takes a unique approach to its
employee base, including aggressive programs
to continue the education of its employees
from GED to doctoral studies. Steier himself
holds two master’s degrees from the University
of Miami and Penn, a doctorate (Ed.D.) from
Penn and a CPA license. Additionally, Steier
has subscribed to spirituality in the workplace
on all levels. Having a faith-based
approach to everything from their hiring
practices to a compassion fund for employees
facing illness or death of a loved one allows
for the team to really grow as a spiritual
family. Steier’s passion for this started when
he and his wife, Sony, faced serious illness
issues with their son Luke.
These strategies, Steier is quick to point out,
lead to better candidates for future positions,
a stronger retention rate for current employees
and, of course, employees with a unique
passion to make a Signature home the best
it can be. The outcome is greater efficiency
and a solid bottom line leading to significant
growth since Signature began just 3½
years ago.
Steier’s roots are very much centered in
Kentucky. He worked as a bus boy for
Bearno’s Pizza and spent 10 years saving
every extra penny to buy the local pizza
favorite with two other St. X graduates.
He remains a partner today – a way to stay
connected to his community while living
in Florida. He enjoys serving as a business
partner and mentor to the other Bearno’s
owners. Now that he is back, he hopes to
see greater success with the 15-store chain.
Steier experienced what he termed the
“St. X Delta” when considering Louisville
for his new corporate headquarters. He was
reminded of how many X-men were in positions
of leadership in our region when many
offered assistance and sought to provide
services that the new arrival would need
immediately. The ability to utilize what we
on campus call “The X-Factor” gave Steier a
unique confidence that he could expect the
best from other alumni. What Steier found
Joe Steier ’84:
The Idea Master

was “a bond that began as students on the
campus transferred to a better advantage”
in the daily business transactions.
The ideas come often for Steier, one being
that a major advantage for the move to
Kentucky was the unique public health
incubator created by local healthcare players,
including the University of Louisville. Steier
and other local and national investors could
foster his constant innovative culture by
cultivating these unique business ideas with
initial funding already in place. Steier’s St. X
classmate John Reinhart has taken the lead
of this program and enjoys working with
Joe on such a fulfilling set of opportunities.
Steier’s return to Louisville has seen him
become involved with his new parish,
St. Patrick’s, where he and his wife attend
with their four children, Joseph, Jackie,
Luke, and Ava. To maintain his passion for
the senior care world, he commits to two
“date nights” per week and enjoys the
many activities his children participate in
over the weekends.
By Michael J. Littell, Honorary ‘07
Photo by Joseph Humphrey ’77
About the Author: Mike Littell, a 2007
Honorary Alumnus, is Vice President for
Advancement and has led the advancement
office since 1986.
Retreatants Ring in New Year
Focused on Happiness
The 12th Alumni Retreat was held in January
at St. Meinrad Archabbey in Southern
Indiana, drawing 31 participants, including
a few Flaget High School graduates.
The attendees, representing six different
decades, heard Fr. Timothy Sweeney, OSB,
present on the pursuit of God’s intended
Alumni News & Events
happiness for us. The annual retreat,
coordinated by Steve Gray ’80, is a dayand-a-half
getaway offering an opportunity
to grow in faith and holiness, and also to
socialize with new and familiar faces.
For more information, contact the Office
of Advancement at (502) 637-8485.
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Dipped in
Green and Gold
Who would think that St. X alumni like to
get together for an evening of camaraderie?
Well, Rob Samuels ’92 and the folks at
Maker’s Mark would. That is why over 150
alumni showed up for the St. X Business and
Professional Association sold-out gathering
on April 19 at Audubon Country Club.
Enticed by bourbon-inspired appetizers, a
mint julep demonstration, and the chance
to bid on a select number of Maker’s Mark
bottles hand-dipped in green and gold wax,
the Tiger faithful heard Rob, Chief Operating
Officer of Maker’s Mark, discuss success
in his industry, and also describe how to
A Tiger
Tradition
Perhaps the most popular alumni event in
the St. X calendar is the annual Alumni Golf
Outing. Each year, the event draws over 300
alumni golfers who enjoy a round of golf
at one of the region’s finest courses. There
is friendly competition, good food, and the
chance to enjoy a day with friends. This year
is no different as Audubon and Hurstbourne
properly enjoy good bourbon. Additionally,
XBPA happenings like this offer alumni
the chance to network, both socially and
professionally. Each guest left the event
wiser to the Kentucky bourbon traditions and
with a personalized bottle of Maker’s Mark
in hand.
Country Clubs will host the outing, set for
Monday, July 25. There is a morning and
afternoon round offered at Audubon and
an afternoon round at Hurstbourne.
All alumni are invited to attend, but
spots are limited and normally fill quickly.
Registration will open in late May, so watch
your mailbox and email for an invitation.
Additionally, there is an opportunity to
advertise your business by becoming a
sponsor, so do not miss the opportunity
to see and be seen by fellow Tigers.
One of the winning foursomes from 2010 (left to right):
Vince Feldkamp, Dusty Corum, Paul Gruner and Jimmy Ford, all from the Class of 1982.
Upcoming Events
April 30 Alumni Bass Fishing Tournament
May 5 Alumni Day-at-the-Races
May 17 Student Art Show/Music Concert
May 18 Student Choral Concert
May 21 Baccalaureate Mass
May 22 Graduation
June 3 Volunteer Appreciation Reception
June 10 50-Year Club Dinner
July 25 Alumni Golf Outing
August 13 Alumni Cross Country Run
August 13 Alumni Booth/St. Joe’s Picnic
Event information available at www.saintx.com
or by calling (502) 637-8485.

Alumni Tigers
Participate
in Record
Phonathon
More than 2,400 Tiger alumni answered
the call during the 25th annual Alumni
Phonathon, and, thanks to them, the school
has commitments to send $212,767 to the
tuition assistance fund for students who are
currently enrolled at St. X. This is a record
amount of dollars, beating the 2008 total by
more than $13,000. This success would not
have been possible without 412 volunteer
callers during the month of March, including
73 current students. This is our largest number
of volunteers in the history of the Alumni
Phonathon. More than a dozen classes
excelled in recruiting volunteers for this
important event. The classes of 1952, 1953,
1955, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1963, 1964, 1965,
1971, 1972, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1993, and
2003 all had a minimum of eight callers.
For the second year in a row, the class of
1982 had the highest participation with 19
callers! Be sure to watch for the summer
issue of The Tiger to see a complete listing of
alumni callers in the Class Notes section.
The Class of 1982 call night turns into a mini-reunion. Seated (left to right): Frank Marx,
Al Fleming, Troy Jones, Darryl Metzger, Earl Winebrenner, and Stan Sims.
Standing (left to right): Terry McDermott, Mike Scheid, Paul Conway, Dave Zickel,
Mike Azzara, Steve Weyland, John Carney, Ed Fallon, Steve Meyer, Chris Kurtz,
Al Bennett, Kevin Raque, and John Jury.
Members of the Class of 1977 – Clockwise: Tom Gavin, Tom Mann, Clark Salot, John Raque,
Chuck Willenbrink, Ken Kinderman, and Tony Fink.
The Class of 1981 continues having strong representation. Kneeling: Jim Doll and Dave Esterle.
Standing (left to right): Greg Kosse, Alan Graves, Tim Head, Frank Steltenpohl, Tim Reilly, Jerry Roby,
Joe Bauer, and Phil Miller. Not pictured: Bob Keene, Joe Kleine-Kracht, and Steve Mattingly.
2003 Phonathon callers. Seated (left to right): Brad Ruch,
Zach Cooke, Rob Schenkenfelder, and David Horne.
Standing (left to right): Ben Colyer, David Phillips,
Paul Chumbley, and Art Baumann.
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Class Notes
Class of 1936
William Cooper, Sr., was posthumously inducted into the
U.S. Tennis Association Kentucky Hall of Fame on January
29. Mr. Cooper was recognized for his support of junior
tennis, including his relationship with
St. X, obtaining indoor training facilities
before indoor tennis facilities were
built, and his visionary efforts in the
area of philanthropy, community
service, and civil rights. The honor was
accepted by his son and namesake,
St. X class of ‘57 Bill Cooper, Jr.
Class of 1943
Class Agent: William F. Lippy (502) 458-5608
Our Class has met annually for over 40 years for food,
drinks, games, and camaraderie. At our 50th, I suggested
we establish our X’43 Endowment of $50,000, and you
all generously and immediately responded with just over
that goal. In the ensuing years, many needy students have
received funds for their tuition from the interest of our
Endowment, and they have written their heartfelt thanks
to our Class. Through later bequests, the total has risen to
over $83,000. I have now raised our target to a $100,000
Endowment, and I know we can make it! Please remember
our X’43 Endowment Fund in your generosity now or in
your will.
With Jim Huter’s recent passing, we now have 53
members still in this Vale of Tears and there are over 150
classmates in that Big Reunion In The Sky! Please remember
to attend the 50-Year Club celebration on June 10 and
let’s get together there for our annual reunions. By the
way, a couple dozen guys from St. X come to lunch at
the Knights of Columbus on River Road on the third
Wednesday of each month. Let’s make the scene(s) and
start a table of X’43ers.
Class of 1948
Class Agent: George Bouchard (502) 634-8679
Come join the class for lunch the second Wednesday of
each month at the Knights of Columbus on River Road at
11:00 a.m. Reservations not required. Call Emil Graeser
at (502) 894-0540 for details.
Class of 1949
Class Agent: Joe Maupin (502) 458-4670
62-Year Reunion to be held August 5. Details will be mailed.
Class of 1951
Class Agents: Bob Quarles (502) 425-7494 and
Walt Schnurr (502) 639-3547
60-Year Reunion to be held June 18. Details will be
mailed. Contact Bob at b_quarles@bellsouth.net or Walt
at snusnr@gmail.com.
Class of 1954
Class Agent: Jerry Bayens (502) 690-6082
Bobby Nichols is included in
a display inside the KFC Yum!
Center in downtown Louisville.
It features famous
Kentucky athletes.
Class of 1955
Class Agents: Howard Meyer (502) 458-5820 and
Bob Weihe (502) 459-6397
Jim Augustus retired after many years selling office
equipment. Jim spends a lot of time hunting and fishing.
He has held the record for the largest Brook Trout caught
in Kentucky since 1982. He is also #3 on the list for
harvesting the largest wild turkey. Jim and his wife,
Sarah, live in the Highlands area.
Jim Barker retired after 30 years with ORI, an office
products company. Jim and his wife, Bernice, who is an
artist, are active in creating and selling handcrafted
children’s furniture and miscellanous items – all hand-
painted by Bernice. They live in the Crescent Hill area.
Jim Downs retired after 32 years as manager of the
Brill Glass Company. He plays a lot of golf and still
breaks 80. He and Fran, his wife of 50 years, live in the
Highlands area.
Jim Gates, a CPA, retired a few years ago as the chief
accounting officer for the Louisville Metro Revenue
Commission. Look for Jim at St. Raphael Church as
an altar server or as a Eucharistic Minister. He is also a
volunteer at Churchill Downs. Jim and his wife, Judy, live
in the Highlands area, but still find time to relax at their
second home at Cumberland Lake.
Jim Pahler, Sr., owned and operated “Our Place,” a retail
beverage shop on Poplar Level Road for many years.
He is now retired and his son, Jim, Jr., operates the
business. Jim, Sr., and his wife, Marilyn, live in the
Bashford Manor Lane area.
Jim Rademaker recently returned to Louisville from North
Carolina after retiring a few years ago as plant manager
of GE/Black & Decker Companies. You’ll find Jim on the
golf course once his “new knee” is working properly.
Class of 1956
Class Agent: Alan Dries (502) 875-0416
55-Year Reunion to be held June 11. Details will be mailed.
Class of 1960
Class Agent: Bob Benson (502) 583-8373
John Evans, Jr., was posthumously inducted into the
U.S. Tennis Association Kentucky Hall of Fame on January
29. As a 17-year-old, he won the 1960 National Public
Parks Tournament. By then, he already had won two state
singles championships and three doubles titles at St. X.
At Bellarmine University, he won four straight Kentucky
Intercollegiate Conference singles championships. He
lost only four matches during his high school and college
career. He was the Great Lakes Valley Conference Coach
of the Year in 1987 at Northern Kentucky University.
Mike Cahill (middle) was
a member of Virginia Tech’s
first basketball team to play
in Cassell Coliseum 50 years
ago. This past January, when
his alma mater hosted Florida
State, the team was recognized
during the game for going unbeaten at home and as
Atlantic Coast Conference Champs. Virginia Tech still plays
in the Coliseum.
Class of 1961
Class Agent: Mike Pollio (502) 797-5530
50-Year Reunion to be held June 10–12. Invitations were
mailed. Contact Mike at apollio@1400willow.com or Ed
Weis at (502) 267-8120 or edwincjr@bellsouth.net.
Class of 1962
Class Agent: Bill Wiegandt (502) 244-4850
The class holds monthly luncheons at various locations.
Our principal method of communication is via e-mail.
If you currently don’t receive an e-mail relative to this
luncheon and you would like to, contact Bob Meyer at
(502) 296-5806 or Bill Wiegandt at (502) 244-4850.
Tom Fisher will retire May 31 after 25 years of service at
Bellarmine University. After that, he will consult
part-time for Bellarmine and become a full-time golfer.
Wanda and Roland Bisig will return to Louisville
September 20 after 13 years in Margate, Fla., and most
recently 22 years in St. Louis. Roland is looking
forward to catching up with his old classmates.
Class of 1963
Class Agent: Jerry Barnes (502) 228-1994
In recognition of anti-death penalty
work, the Kentucky Association of
Criminal Defense Lawyers (KACDL)
has given its Bill of Rights Enforcer
Award to Donald H. Vish for
effectively supporting and vigilantly
protecting the Bill of Rights for all
citizens accused of crime and subjected
to prosecution and punishment by the government.
The award was presented in November 2010 at the
KACDL annual meeting.
Class of 1964
Class Agent: Don Meyer (502) 491-2704
Ray Wine would like to tell all St. X Boomers if you’re
confused about the 14 options to Medicare and can’t
seem to make any sense of all the confusion, as a
Medicare Specialist he can assist and answer your questions,
and make it more simple. Call him at (502) 491-4926 or
e-mail rayw63@insightbb.com.
Class of 1966
Class Agent: Ed Mayer (502) 456-4960
45-Year Reunion date to be determined. Details will be mailed.

Class of 1968
Class Agent: Mike Horlander (502) 637-5611
The East Carolina University School of Dental Medicine
appointed Michael L. Scholtz, DMD, as Associate
Professor and Director of Community Dental Practices.
Ray Bukszar celebrated his 60th
birthday on March 14, 2010, by
swimming four miles as he does three
times a week. He needs to stay fit to
keep up with his family. His daughter
and son are athletes in high school
and college, and his wife runs
marathons and is an executive at
Abbott Labs.
Class of 1971
Class Agent: Bert Erny (502) 244-1987
40-Year Reunion to be held June 24–25. Details will be
mailed. Contact Bert at berterny@insightbb.com.
Class of 1974
Class Agent: Bill Ryan (502) 456-2121
Tim Lasley is a unit manager for Acosta Sales and
Marketing, a national brand food broker for retail. Tim and
his wife, Becky, have two sons currently attending and
enjoying St. X – Travis ’12 and Matthew ’13.
Paul Noltemeyer is the owner of PFN Productions Inc.,
(502) 459-4819, a marketing consulting firm that has
worked for KFC Yum! Brands and Churchill Downs. He
and his wife, Jo, have two daughters. Annie attends
Murray State and Kylie is an Assumption Rocket.
Glenn Pike is the owner of Pike Insurance Agency
(502) 473-5454. They can assist with all of your
insurance needs, but concentrate on property and casualty
insurance. Glenn has three adult children and is a proud
new grandfather to twins born December 13, 2010.
Class of 1976
Class Agent: Mike Sheehan (502) 298-2956
35-Year Reunion to be held June 24–25. Details will be
mailed. Contact Mike at sheehan.mike@lou.sysco.com.
Class of 1981
Class Agent: Jerry Roby, Jr. (502) 693-7629
30-Year Reunion to be held June 24–25. Details will be
mailed. Contact Jerry at jkrobyjr@aol.com.
In February, Brad Brian was named to Eastern Kentucky
University’s All-Century Baseball Team. He was one of 27
former players to make the roster. Brad was a three-year
starter at catcher for the Colonels. He hit .356 with nine
home runs and 42 runs batted in as a senior when he
was named first-team all-conference. A career .337 hitter
at EKU, he was drafted following his senior year in the
30th round by the Montreal Expos.
Class of 1982
Class Agent: Earl Winebrenner (502) 671-0015
Jan and Mike Curley celebrated 22 years of marriage this
past August. They reside in Orlando, Fla., where Mike is a
teacher and swim coach at Lakeland Highland Prep. They
are the proud parents of 11-year-old Hayden, 14-year-old
Mitchell, and 17-year-old Harrison. Harrison continues
the Curley tradition of excellence in the pool. He signed
a National Letter of Intent to swim for the University of
Florida Gators. Congrats Mike!
Class of 1983
Class Agent: Dave Sermersheim (502) 899-3399
David Hardy has been elected to the inaugural class
of the Midwest Commercial Real Estate Hall of Fame.
Nominations were solicited from peers in the commercial
real estate profession throughout the region.
Will Olliges was honored along with his teammates in
commemorating the 25th anniversary of the University
of Louisville Cardinals 1986 basketball National
Championship. The team was honored at halftime of a
recent U of L basketball game in the new KFC YUM! Center.
Class of 1986
Class Agent: John McCarthy (502) 262-4797
25-Year Reunion to be held September 30–October 1.
Details will be mailed. Contact John at john@mssgov.com.
In November 2010, Joe M. Corradino was re-elected as
Village Council Member by 71% of the vote to the Village
of Pinecrest, Miami Dade County, Fla. Joe received his
BA in geography from Villanova University (Pennsylvania)
in 1990 and his MA in community planning from the
University of Cincinnati in 1992. He currently serves as
president of The Corradino Group, Inc., a national planning
and engineering firm. Joe and Mia, his wife of 15 years,
have two children, Alexis and Joe.
Class of 1987
Class Agent: Kris Mueller (502) 599-7310 and
Mike Jury (502) 458-6731
Craig Dilger was unanimously re-elected by the Kentucky
Registry of Election Finance to serve as its Chairman for a
fourth consecutive term.
Class of 1991
Class Agent: Tim Amshoff (502) 538-4951
20-Year Reunion to be held July 23. Details will be mailed.
Contact Tim at tim.amshoff@jefferson.kyschools.us.
Class of 1993
Class Agent: Peter Cummins (502) 779-8190
Juva and Chris Barber welcomed their first child, Samuel
Warren, on January 18. They reside in Indianapolis where
Chris is in his second year of residency in the internal
medicine/pediatrics program.
In Memoriam
William Anthony Muench ’28
George M. Goetz ’29
Reverend Herbert L. Uphaus ’39
James J. “Coach” Huter ’43
William H. “Bill” Buchart, Sr. ’44
Clarence Horrell Clark ’44
Robert Henry Wetterer ’45
Henry John Heit ’46
Caryl K. Gruneisen, Sr. ’47
John C. “Jack” Higdon ’47
Richard L. Jefferson ’47
Francis Eugene O’Callaghan, III ’47
Robert L. “Bob” Bremm, Sr. ’48
Peter H. Eiden ’48
Francis Eugene “Frank” Shircliff ’49
Robert Renshaw “Bob” O’Connor, M.D. ’50
Charles A. Wehrley, Sr. ’50
James R. Schnurr ’51
John Edward Browning ’52
David Vincent Spanyer ’52
Courtney Delmus Aubrey ’53
Martin Frank Peters ’53
Joseph Priest ’54
Edward Justin Logsdon ’55
Paul Burton Ray ’55
William Walter Tinker, Jr. ’55
F. Peter “Pete” Mullaney, Sr. ’56
Benjamin Conroy Parker ’56
Robert J. “Bob” Pank ’59
Joseph F. Sprauer, III ’59
Robert Breslin “Rob” Wheeler ’59
Al C. Garau ’60
Boyd Richard Hanke ’60
Fredrick Bernard “Rick” Brand, III ’61
Daniel Karl Abrams, Sr. ’63
John V. Forsee ’64
Thomas Alden Young ’64
George Michael Stebbins ’65
Robert Carl Ward, Ph.D. ’65
Stephen J. Reilly ’68
Doug Noe ’70
Gary D. Passanisi ’70
Tom Wentzel ’76
John A. Gerber ’77
Richard Darrell Keith ’88
Andrew Michael “Andy” Hecht ’91
Matthew Ryan Butcher ’00
Kenneth Scott Akers ’03
August Dillon Murphy ’10
Class of 1994
Class Agent: David Pape (502) 435-5021
Harold (Hal) F. Salsbery, III, recently joined Alliance
Insurance Solutions as an Agent/Commercial Specialist.
He can be reached at (502) 773-0634 or via e-mail at
hal.allianceinsurance@gmail.com.
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Class of 1996
Class Agent: Jon Giacalone (502) 727-7926
15-Year Reunion to be held September 30–October 1.
Details will be mailed and available on Facebook – Saint
Xavier Class of 1996. Contact Jon at jongiacalone9@aol.com
or Tendai at (502) 548-8770 or
tendai.charasika@summitenergy.com.
Brent Thomas is the video coordinator for Auburn
University, which won the BCS championship in January.
Kyle Wood’s Manual team was ranked in the top 10 of
last year’s final KHSAA girls’ volleyball coaches’ poll. In
2009 his team was ranked in the Top 100 in the nation.
Class of 1999
Class Agent: Charlie Dicken (502) 693-7583
Sarah and Derek Diachenko are
proud parents of a son, Dylan, who
will be 2-years-old on July 26. He and
his wife are expecting their second
child this spring.
In the November 2010 election,
Mark Blum was elected to the
Jeffersontown, Kentucky City Council.
As a council member, he is the chairman of the Economic
Development Committee and member of the Finance,
Planning & Zoning, and Legislative committees.
Matt Weir was selected to be one of five sculptors
commissioned to spend two weeks in Vandalia, Ohio,
carving 12,000 pounds of Indiana Limestone. These
works are public art commissions and will be permanently
installed in Vandalia this spring. His piece is titled “At Play
In Geologic Time.” For more information about the project,
visit www.mweir.com/commissions.
Class of 2000
Class Agent: Brooks Mayer (502) 558-4913
Mary and Matt Graham welcomed their first child,
Michael Joseph, on November 24, 2010.
Nick Mudd graduated from the University of
Kentucky College of Law last May and received the
University’s 2010 College of Law Most Outstanding Trial
Advocate Award. Nick currently works as an Assistant
Commonwealth’s Attorney for the Jefferson County
Commonwealth’s Attorney Office.
The Jeremy Mattingly† Foundation will host the third
annual Jeremy Mattingly Golf Scramble Fundraiser at
1:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 18 at Charlie Vettiner Golf
Course. The cost is $65 per person and includes greens
fee, golf cart, drink tickets, and cookout. Reservations
can be made by contacting Pam at (502) 551-5844 or
hairbypam@insightbb.com. Additionally, hole sponsorships
are available. All proceeds will benefit The Jeremy
Mattingly Endowment Fund at St. X and The Jeremy
Mattingly Foundation Scholarship Fund.
Brian Holmes will graduate this spring with a BA in
Marketing from Indiana University Southeast.
Brooks Mayer was elected Treasurer of the Young Real
Estate Professionals of Louisville.
Sean Miller, M.D., spoke to Saint Xavier’s Medical Club in
February. He is an Otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat
specialist) and is in his third year of residency at St. Louis
University’s School of Medicine. Sean earned his undergraduate
degree at Notre Dame and received his medical degree at
the University of Louisville. He spoke about the process to
get to his level of profession and beyond.
Class of 2001
Class Agent: Nathan Durbin (502) 807-5723
10-Year Reunion to be held June 24–25. Details will be mailed.
Contact Nathan at durbinn@saintxfac.com; Greg at
ghermann@humana.com; or Scott at scott.graeser@ge.com.
Justin Bickett, pictured here with
Linda Kinderman, principal of St.
Leonard School, spoke to students
during Catholic Schools week about
his experience as a guard at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in
Washington, D.C. Justin is back in
Louisville after serving in the Army
from 2003-2009. He works as a supervisor at UPS, takes
classes at the University of Louisville, and is hoping to
attain a position with Louisville Metro Police Department.
Do you love bourbon? If so,
then you need to get a minibourbon
barrel! The mini-barrels
range in size from one liter
to five liters and “age” your
bourbon so you can craft your
own bourbon to your particular
taste! These working barrels are great gift ideas and
perfect for your home bar, ranging in price from $30–$70.
If you are interested, give Jeff Ames and Better Bourbon,
LLC, a call at (502) 523-9100 or jeffreyames@gmail.com.
Class of 2002
Class Agent: J. Shamus Greene (502) 526-3433
Aaron Baumer is currently a master’s of engineering
student at the University of Louisville.
Class of 2003
Class Agents: Zach Cooke (502) 396-7607 and Rob
Schenkenfelder (859) 608-7416
Rodney Vallejo graduated with a BS
in Psychology from the University of
Kentucky in 2007 and served as the
Sigma Chi Fraternity Social Chairman
for two years. He obtained his master’s
in sport & exercise psychology
from Barry University in Miami,
Fla., and worked in the Operations
Department for the Miami Dolphins professional football
team. Rodney currently resides in Chicago, Ill., pursuing a
master’s in industrial/organizational psychology at the Illinois
Institute for Technology (IIT) and works as a consulting
assistant at the Center for Research and Service at the
same institution. Contact him at tidel144@yahoo.com.
Matthew Gosnell graduated Magna
Cum Laude from the University of
Kentucky with a BBA in finance and
international business in 2007. He
joined the Bank of New York Mellon
that fall where he worked for two
years in the Municipal Trust Division
in Chicago, Ill. In 2009, Matthew
transitioned to international education
and has taught business and financial english to executives
in Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia. Matt currently resides
in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Contact him at gozzy23@gmail.com.
Sean Duffy completed the cooperative education
program at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center while pursuing
a civil engineering degree at the University of Kentucky.
He earned his Engineer in Training (EIT) certification and
graduated Cum Laude in 2007 with a BS in civil engineering
and a minor in mathematics. Upon graduation, Sean
accepted an engineering rotational position in Pittsburgh
with Sunoco, where he acted as project manager throughout
Pennsylvania and into Maryland and Virginia. After a year,
Sean transferred to Tampa, where he currently resides, and
manages construction operations for Sunoco throughout
Florida. Contact him at spduff2@gmail.com.
Tom Evans graduated Summa Cum
Laude from the University of Kentucky
in 2007 obtaining a BS in accounting
and BBA in finance. While at UK,
Tom served as president of the Sigma
Phi Epsilon fraternity. After college,
Tom took a position at the Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
Corporate Employee Program. He has
had numerous assignments with the FDIC in various
locations, including Dallas, Memphis, and Washington, DC.
Tom currently works in Knoxville, Tenn., where he specializes
in Financial Institution Risk Management. Contact him at
thomaso.evans@gmail.com.
After spending his freshman year at
University of Colorado-Boulder, John
McKay transferred to the University
of Kentucky and graduated in 2007,
obtaining his BS in psychology. He
recently started his third clinical year
of medical school at the University of
Louisville and is interested in pursuing
a career in ophthalmology or radiology. E-mail him
at jwmcka01@louisville.edu.
Kevin Barger graduated Summa
Cum Laude with a BBA in finance
and a minor in economics from the
University of Kentucky, where he
served two terms as treasurer for the
Sigma Chi fraternity. Upon graduating
in 2007, he moved to Winston-Salem,
N.C., to start with BB&T in their
Leadership Development Program. After completing
the six-month training program, Kevin moved to
Charlotte, N.C., where he works as a Merchant
Sales Consultant for BB&T, covering their Charlotte
and northern South Carolina regions.
Contact Kevin at kevinbarger@gmail.com.

Class of 2005
Class Agent: Joe Tronzo (502) 291-4330
Brian Crush is currently living in Chicago, Ill., where
he started an entertainment production company:
Family Squid, Inc. (www.familysquid.com). He’s currently
developing a feature film and will pursue financing for
the project in summer 2011.
Class of 2006
Class Agent: J. Matt Raque (502) 296-5891
5-Year Reunion to be held June 10–11. Details will be
mailed. Contact Matt at mraque3@yahoo.com.
John Baunach is the co-founder
of the group, Vanderbilt
Melodores, who have produced
their first CD, “Rain Check.”
The all-male A Cappella group
has been nominated for a
Contemporary A Cappella
Recording Award for Best
Classical Song for their rendition of Eric Whitacre’s
“Sleep.” You can purchase their CD on iTunes,
http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rain-check/id416649227.
You can also purchase a hard copy of the CD by contacting
John at john.d.baunach@vanderbilt.edu.
Collin Burke spoke to Saint Xavier’s
Medical Club in March. He is a
first-year medical student at the
University of Louisville. Collin talked
about the classes he is taking and
the amount of studying needed to
survive in medical school.
Class of 2007
Class Agents: Daniel Francis (502) 533-5316 and
John Patrick Greenwell (502) 287-3690
Daniel Vollmer will graduate from the University of
Kentucky with a degree in mathematics in May and has
been admitted to the Ph.D. program in mathematical
sciences (statistics) at the University of Cincinnati.
He has been awarded a full, four-year University
Graduate Scholarship.
Class of 2008
Class Agent: Peter Urda (502) 718-6994
Tom Cecil is currently a junior at Centre College and was
named to the Dean’s list for the fall term. Tom is a member
of Phi Delta Theta fraternity and is spending the spring
term studying abroad in Strasbourg, France.
This summer, Rich Gottbrath will join Lincoln International
in Chicago as an Investment Banking Analyst.
Justin Amlung, a sophomore at the University of Louisville,
was recently featured on LouisvilleCatholicSports.com. He
is the number two starter in the rotation for the two-time
defending Big East Conference champion Cardinals. The
article notes his 5-0 record with a 0.65 ERA. Justin is also
pursuing a degree in civil engineering.
Class of 2009
Class Agent: Chris Yared (502) 271-7999
Ben Freeman, Nick Murphy, Daniel Nall, and Will
Spence started the Wildcat Investors, LLC, a student
investing club at the University of Kentucky.
University of Louisville sophomore Akash Gupta
represents the future of cancer research. He is developing
great research skills to be a leader in cancer prevention in
the university’s undergraduate research program. Akash
was recognized by the American Association for Cancer
Research with the Thomas J. Bardos Science Education
Award for Undergraduate Students. The purpose of this
award is to inspire science students at the undergraduate
level to enter the field of cancer research.
Class of 2010
Patrick Scrivener and Zachary Hensley both completed
their Eagle Scout Awards. They are members of Troop 71.
The Tiger is published three times a year by the Saint Xavier High School Alumni Association.
To submit a class note or news article, or to make an inquiry, contact the Office of Advancement at
alum@saintx.com, call (502) 637-8485, or mail to: Office of Advancement, Saint Xavier High School,
1609 Poplar Level Road, Louisville, KY 40217
Saint Xavier Alumni Board of Directors
President – Anthony H. Ambrose ’63
President-Elect – Charles F. Mercer, Jr. ’88
Vice-President, Resources – William J. Cooper, IV ’57
Vice-President, Activities & Events – Charles B. Dicken ’99
Secretary – Alan L. Gates ’75
Past-President – Peter J. Wimsatt, DMD ’72
Teddy E. Bordador ’87
Scott D. Budnick ’89
Paul A. Burke ’95
Michael D. Bush ’98
Phillip J. Duckworth ’02
Mark E. Fetter ’69
D. Anthony Fink ’77
James R. Head ’50
Gavin X. Howard ’94
Captain Michael D. Lush ’68
Paul M. Mangeot ’61
Andrew P. Masterson ’88
Mark W. Raque ’85
Eric J. Saling ’01
Michael R. Scheid, Sr. ’82
William J. Sherman, Jr. ’54
Martin A. Wissing ’94
William D. Yancey ’79
Saint Xavier High School
President Perry E. Sangalli, Ed.D. ’76
Senior Vice President and Principal Bro. Edward Driscoll, C.F.X., Honorary ’89
Vice President for Finance Lawrence F. Bergamini ’79
Vice President for Advancement Michael J. Littell, Honorary ’07
Director of Advancement Chuck Willenbrink ’77
Assistant Director of Advancement – Kelly Purcell Stratman
Constituent Relations
Assistant Director of Advancement – Holly Morris
Annual Giving
Executive Assistant for Advancement Natalie DeNardo
Administrative Assistant for Advancement Stacey Mercer
Administrative Assistant for Advancement Kathy Pierce
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