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Iona Prep NewsIona Prep NewsWinter 2011

...for alumni, parents, students & friends

Our MissionIona Prep educates young men to be moral, ethical leaders, developing the whole person in the heritage of Blessed Edmund Rice and the American Catholic tradition to be life-long learners, responsible to their commitment of service to others, confident in their self-worth, while being supported by a challenging and innovative college-preparatory curriculum in relationshipwith dedicated and caring faculty and community.

Iona Prep NewsIona Prep News

Table of ContentsPresident’s Message.......................4

Principal’s Message.......................5

Board of Directors.........................6

New Faculty/Staff..........................7

Campus News............................8-9

Service.....................................10-11

Athletics...................................12-13

A Challenge Grant/Hall of Fame...14

1916 Society..................................15

Alumni News..........................16-17

Alumni Notes..........................18-19

Chairman’s Letter.........................20

Annual Report.........................21-26

In Memoriam...............................27

Save the Date..............................28

President’s MessageFebruary 2011

Dear Alumni, Parents, Students and Friends,

On behalf of the faculty and staff allow me to wish each of you a veryhappy, healthy and holy New Year! Over the years I am sure you havereceived a similar greeting; however, I would think that not everyone would include theword “holy” in the wish for the New Year. As I look at this, I think of a stool with threelegs – obviously the stool cannot stand with only two legs – the third is needed for balance, stability and strength. Likewise, a blessing for the New Year must include holiness for all of us are called to be holy in God’s sight. This will help insure that wehave a happy and healthy New Year.

My first six months at “The Prep” have been everything I imagined. Busy is an under-statement! Our campus is active from 6:30 am when students begin to arrive until 9:00pm (or later on many nights) when our young men are making their tired way homeafter a full day of activity. As I walk through the campus I witness teachers motivatingand educating young men in each classroom, students attentive and engaged in variousvenues, coaches preparing and executing practices and games, moderators planning andreadying for meetings and matches. Each and every day Iona Prep develops the totalIona Man: mind, heart, soul and body.

As I mentioned in my last letter to our school community, Iona Prep will celebrate onehundred years of service to the young men in the metropolitan area in 2016. We havebegun assessing our needs, our wants and our dreams. Over the next few months we willactively engage the larger Prep community in the process. With advances in technology,with changes in society, with our world becoming a smaller place, Iona Prep must continue answering the challenges of this technology charged society. We must continueto improve upon our methods of conveying Jesus’ message of salvation to the worldthrough each and every Iona Man.

The next few pages of the Iona Prep news will let you know how we are responding tothe needs of our world today, tomorrow and in the years to come. Iona Prep is a dynamiceducational community – always on the move to deliver the Gospel message in new andexciting ways. I hope you enjoy reading about your school – a school built on the foundation of Sacred Scripture, teachings of our Catholic Church and the traditions ofthe Edmund Rice Christian Brothers.

As always, may God our Father, Jesus His Son and the Holy Spirit continue to bless younow and throughout the New Year!

Bro. Thomas R. Leto, CFCPresident

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Principal’s MessageFebruary 2011

Dear Alumni, Parents, Students and Friends,

When I asked one of our visiting eighth-graders how his day had gone,he replied, “Everyone has so much energy! I really like it.” That aboutsums it up; there is a palpable energy within the building and the entire Iona communityis participating. Upon the recommendation of Bro. Leto the administration is currentlyreading The Global Achievement Gap by Tony Wagner. The book calls us as educatorsto look at how we are preparing our students for the world in which they will work, adifferent one from today. The author challenges American high schools and colleges tochange how they approach the education of their students and notes that emphasis oncritical thinking, problem-solving, and global awareness are key factors in improving thelevel of American education. We are taking this very seriously.

As we come to the middle of this school year we are planning for the 2011-2012 yearand we have much to look forward to. The class of 2015 has been sent their acceptancesand we anticipate a lively class. We will be adding Mandarin Chinese as a language option, and are planning some alternative courses online and before the traditionalschool day. Our faculty has stepped up in this area with a variety of suggestions includingGlobalization, Chinese History, Adventure Lit, and Criminal Justice.

You will enjoy seeing on the following pages many examples of the activities which tookplace in the first semester. Our AP Government blog has been a successful merger ofRich Salerno’s AP Government class and Charlie Sloat’s nationally-ranked forensicsteam. Our SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) group, moderated by NancyKessler, gave a powerful presentation on the day of the Great American Smoke-Out.In addition you will note the number of service events in which Iona has participated.Many charities ask for our aid during the winter season and although we cannot helpthem all we are happy when we can provide some assistance. During the February breaktwo groups will go on service immersion trips. Bro. Leto and Kevin Kelton and I willbring a group to St. Croix to work with an agency there. Maria DeCaro, Ryan Mahoney,Dana Pisani, and Phil Sallustio will take twenty students to New Orleans for Iona’s thirdtrip to work with Operation Helping Hands.

We are very proud of our school and encourage you to visit our website to keep up withall that is happening. If you have not visited the school in a while and you are in theneighborhood I encourage you to stop by. There are old and new faces but the spirit ofIona remains the same. May God bless each of you and your families. You are always inour prayers.

Sincerely,

Maureen B. KiersPrincipal

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rs Neil L. Lane, Esq. ’81 -Neil graduated from Georgetown University in 1985and from the Georgetown University Law Center in 1989. Neil is currently thesenior vice president for administration and general counsel of the CollegeBoard, a worldwide leader in education research, policy, programs and services.Neil began his career at the law firm of Dewey Ballantine (now Dewey &LeBoeuf) specializing in corporate finance, securities and mergers and acquisitions. Thereafter Neil worked in brokerage at Citigroup and was the general counsel for the French conglomerate Vivendi’s United States based businesses. Neil lives in Manhattan with his wife Kathleen and their son Con.

William J. Falvey ’86 - Bill received his BA in history and MBA in marketing from Iona College. Legacy and tradition are synonymous with theFalvey family as Bill’s six brothers and three nephews are all graduates of thePrep. Over the past 15 years, he has held regional and national sales and marketing positions for Diageo North America, the world’s largest beverage alcohol company. Bill is currently a sales director for Guinness USA, a divisionof Diageo NA. Bill and his wife Deanna reside in White Plains, NY with theirfour daughters: Tayler, Morgan, Brooke and Ryleigh.

Felix J. Petrillo ’89 - Felix graduated from Iona Grammar in 1985 and IonaPrep in 1989. His grandfather Felix J. ’28 father, Felix M. ’57 and brother Michael’93 all graduated from the Prep. During his days as a student at Boston Collegehe played football for Coach Tom Coughlin. Felix then attended NYU Schoolof Continuing Education for a degree in construction management.

Felix coached the Iona Prep’s varsity football team from 1992-1997. Currently,he is the offensive and defensive line coach and special team’s coordinator. Heis a principal in Petro Real Estate, a real estate development company, and MFMContracting, a heavy civil construction company, as well as Felix of Florida whichdoes construction in Florida and Texas. Felix resides in Harrison, NY with hiswife Laura, son Felix Michael ’23 and daughter Katherine Ford.

Board of TrusteesBr. Lawrence T. Murphy, CFC ChairmanBr. Daniel J. Casey, CFCBr. Raymond Vercruysse, CFC, Ed D

Board of DirectorsJohn A. Verni, Esq. ’80, ChairmanSr. Ona Bessette, CND Diane D. Brink Kevin J. Degen ’74Annemarie DiCola, Esq.

William J. Falvey ’86Neil L. Lane, Esq. ’81Br. Thomas R. Leto, CFCBr. James J. MacDonald, CFCFrancis X. Mara ’78Robert H. McCooey, Jr. ’83Fr. Daniel O’ReillyFelix J. Petrillo ’89

DirectorsEmeritiJohn P. HeffernanVito Verni

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New Faculty/StaffMarianne Brady - School NurseMarianne is a graduate of Misericordia University’s School of Nursing and the College of New Rochelle.She has been a registered nurse since 1976. Marianne has worked in the emergency room, labor and delivery room and as a school nurse in New Rochelle for 18 years. She has previously worked at theUrsuline School and Trinity Elementary School in New Rochelle. Marianne and her husband, Kevin,reside in New Rochelle with their wheaten terrier, Molly. Marianne and Kevin have two children, Thomasand Kim.

Kristen Chappelle - Biology and CriminalisticsKristen graduated from NYU and went to SUNY Downstate Medical Center to become a doctor. During the summer after her first year, Kristen taught anatomy/physiology to physicians assistants, occupational therapists, and physical therapists. After tutoring underclassmen throughout her secondyear, she decided to leave medical school to pursue a career in teaching. Kristen is currently working toward completing a master’s in biology with a dual certification in chemistry. She taught pre-medicallaboratory courses at Stony Brook University. Kristen also taught biology, AP biology and integratedscience at St. Barnabas High School in the Bronx. She worked as a substitute teacher at The UrsulineSchool. Kristen is a fitness enthusiast who regularly trains for and completes races such as marathons,duathlons and triathlons. She rock climbs regularly and is the moderator of the Iona Rock ClimbingClub.

Briana Fitzsimons - EnglishBriana graduated from Boston College in 2005 with her bachelor’s degree in English literature. She then worked with developmentally disabled children andadults at the South East Consortium for Special Services in Mamaroneck, NY.After a year, she went back to school to obtain her master’s degree in creativewriting from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. Briana returned to NewYork and attended Lehman College, receiving an advanced certificate in Englisheducation for middle and high school students. She is happy to be starting her career at Iona Prep and is thankful to be a part of the Prep’s outstanding community. Briana and her husband Paul reside in Yonkers, NY.

Ryan Mahoney - Physical Education and HealthAfter transferring from the University of South Carolina, Ryan earned his bachelor’s degree in sports management at St. John’s University. He was aneighth round draft pick of the Arizona Diamondbacks in the MLB amateur draftin 2002. He was a member of two teams that played in the College World Series.He is currently pursuing his master’s degree in physical education and sport pedagogy from Manhattanville College. In addition to teaching physical education and health, Ryan is the assistant varsity baseball coach at the Prep.

Thomas McGrath ’06 - AdvancementAfter graduating from Iona Prep in 2006, Tom received his bachelor’s degree in marketing from Fordham University in May 2010. He is currently pursuing his MBA atIona College with a concentration in marketing and e-commerce. Tom has helped the Prepestablish its marketing and communication presence. He currently resides in New Rochelle.

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ews Tully Gymnasium Gala Celebration - On Friday, November 19, 2010, Iona Prep hosted a gala

celebration for the renovation of the Tully gymnasium at the Glen Island Harbour Club in New Rochelle. Over 350parents, alumni and friends of Iona Prep attended the event. All proceeds from the gala are going directly to renovatethe Tully gymnasium – construction starts April 14, 2011! During the night, Iona Prep honored past presidents of theFathers’ Council and Mothers’ Auxiliary who have helped shape so much that has happened at the Tully Gymnasium.The honorees were Dom Ardino, Frank D’Amico, John Gazzola ’72, Jean Gualtiere, Frank Mazzucca, Ted Mottola,William McCarthy, Cynthia Nodson, Carol Petrillo, John Slocum and Karen Tiedemann.

The night included cocktails, fine dining, a live and silent auction. Special thanks to Tom Gilchrist ’81, the evening’smaster of ceremonies, and talented guest auctioneers, John McCarthy ’79 and John Verni ’80. Special thanks to ourMothers’ Auxiliary and Fathers’ Council co-chairs and our committee members made up of alumni, current parents,alumni parents and faculty members.

Mother/Son Dance - Iona Prep’s annualMother/Son dance, also known as the “MomProm,” was held at Lake Isle Country Club on November 4, 2010. The mom prom is a special nightto celebrate Iona Prep mothers and thank them fortheir love and support. One hundred seniors tooktheir moms as their dates for a night of dinner,dancing and fun. Bro. Leto and Mrs. Kiers welcomed the students and their moms. The momprom is organized by the Mothers’ Auxiliary. Special thanks to resident photographer Br. R.W.Harris ’62 for the memorable photos from theevening.

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Name a bleacher! For $1,000 you can have a bleacher in honor or memory of a loved one.

Please contact Barbara Robertson, chief advancement officer,at (914) 600-6158 or brobertson@ionaprep.org to buy a bleacher now.

Fall Golf Outing - On Monday, September 27, 2010, Iona Prepheld its annual Golf Outing at Wykagyl Country Club in NewRochelle. Despite the soggy weather, over 70 golfers came out for thisyear’s outing. Following an afternoon on the course, the golfers gathered for cocktails, fine dining and a live auction with the alwaysentertaining guest auctioneer, Tom Rosato ’68. Auction prizes includedrounds of golf as well as tickets to the New York Giants, Yankees andMets. We want to thank our alumni, parents and friends who partici-pated in the event! Special thanks to our 2010 Golf Outing Committee:Bro. Leto, Jeanne Doran P ’12, Frank Mara ’78, John McCarthy ’79and Mark Moores P ’13.

Tully Gym Gala Honorees (l to r):Back - Bro. Leto, William McCarthy,

Ted Mottola, Elliot Gualtiere ’91(Jean’s nephew), John Gazzola ’72,

John Slocum; Front - Cynthia Nodson,

Carol Petrillo, Karen Tiedemann,Frank D’Amico, Dom Ardino

Not pictured: Jean Gualtiere and Frank Mazzuca

AP Government Debate Blogs - In response to Bro. Leto’s chal-lenge to the faculty to enhance critical thinking skills among Iona Prep stu-dents and utilize technology in the classroom, faculty members RichardSalerno and Charles Sloat ’84 established a blog to showcase online debatesfor students in AP Government class. Each week a new topic is debated bytwo teams. The topics are intended to be both currently relevant and tie-inwith the AP curriculum. Topics covered thus far have included: “Don’t ask,don’t tell,” Electoral College, and bipartisanship at the federal level. According to Mr. Salerno, “The blog has been a great way to allow students

to explore topics critical to the AP curriculum and without detracting from class time.” The reaction from the students has been verypositive and the debates have been spirited. What started as an experiment has become an integral part of the class.

Olympic Day - Iona Prep students enjoyed Olympic Day duringthe fall semester. Students participated in various activities including: capture-the-flag, chess, dodgeball, handball, ping-pong, softball, tennis, trivia, ultimate frisbee, volleyballand tug-of-war. For the first time inOlympic Day history, teams were divided by class year, making OlympicDay especially competitive. The senior

class was victorious this year. Olympic Day is coordinated by the Student Faculty Council (SFC). Special thanks to Edward Pagano ’11and Nick Pellow ’11 for all their hard work!

Secrets Every Smart Traveler Should Know - The Prep Playersfall performance was the musical comedy revue, Secrets Every Smart TravelerShould Know. The original musical opened off-Broadway in 1997 and was basedon Wendy Perrin’s travel book. The show depicts the mishaps and misfortunes oftraveling and offers hilarious travel tips. The Prep Players teamed up with studentsfrom Maria Regina and The Ursuline School to produce the superb recreation ofsong and dance. Directed by Jason Summers ’98, the musical-comedy entertainedthree sold-out performances. Br. Reynolds, CFC provided the scenic design andDylan Sanders ’08 acted as the technical director. Faculty member, Charles Sloat’84 is the moderator of the Prep Players.

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Hungerfest - Iona Prep hosted its second annual Hungerfest, a 24-hour overnight fast organized and coordinatedby Iona Prep’s Student Faculty Council (SFC) in order to promote hunger awareness. This year, over 20 Iona Prepstudents and five faculty volunteers participated - willing to take themselves out of their comfort zone. During thefast, students participated in leadership-building activities, heard from guest speaker Dale Williams from the MidnightRun, and prepared food to donate to several local soup kitchens. The following day, the group delivered 200 baggedlunches to HOPE Community Services in New Rochelle, 200 bagged lunches to the Sharing Community in Yonkersand 100 bagged lunches to Holy Rosary Soup Kitchen Port Chester.

The students and faculty who took part in Hungerfest slept in cardboard boxes outside in the courtyard of the PaulVerni Fine Arts Center. The participants ended the 24-hour fast with Mass in the chapel and dinner provided by theFathers’ Council. Soon after, Hungerfest was featured on MSG Varsity after the television show “High School SportsDesk.” The students were also featured in the Journal News in the “Local Hero” segment. The moderators of theSFC are Darin Gillenwater ’86 and John Raimondo.

Polar Plunge - On a frigid Saturday morning in December, over 20 Iona Prep students and several faculty members participated in the Polar Plunge at Rye Playland. Polar Plunge is a unique opportunity to support SpecialOlympics New York by jumping or running into the freezing waters of the Long Island Sound. Although the air temperature was in the low 30’s and the water temperature was in the low 40’s, it didn’t stop the group from makingthe plunge!

Since Special Olympic athletes are never charged to participate, events like Polar Plunge are essential for financing,training and competition. For several months, Iona Prep students raised money for the athletes of Special OlympicsNew York by asking their family, friends and classmates to support their efforts. The Iona Prep students who tookpart in the Polar Plunge helped raise over $7,000,which was the second highest total among all theteams. Polar Plunge was definitely proof that coldwater warms the heart. Faculty member, PatriciaGray is the moderator.

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Hope Community Services -Over Christmas break,a number of Iona Prep students and their families helped out atHope Community Services in New Rochelle. The Iona Prepfamilies donated food and spent the evening cooking and preparing

dinner for over 100 Hope Community clients. Many wereeven able to bring home addi-tional meals for the Christmasseason. Barbara Farrell, treasurerof the Mothers’ Auxiliary, said,“Having the privilege of helpingthe New Rochelle communitythrough HOPE Community wasan amazingly special night for

the moms and the gentlemen of Iona Prep.” Faculty member,Jim Henry is a board member at Hope Community.

Cardinal McCloskey Toy Drive - Iona Prep’s soccer team, who won the first CHSAA City Championship inschool history in November, teamed upwith Cardinal McCloskey Services in Valhalla, NY, to help at their annualholiday toy drive. Cardinal McCloskeyis a not-for-profit service agency thatprovides service to children and adultswith developmental disabilities. Although Iona Prep students were officially on Christmasbreak, the team and head coach Marcos Monteagudo did nothesitate to lend a hand. The team was featured on News 12 as the“Team of the Week” for volunteering at Cardinal McCloskey.Iona Prep alumnus Mark Hogan ’90 is the vice president of development at Cardinal McCloskey.

Blood Drive - On Friday,December 10, 2010, Iona Prephosted its annual blood drive. Theblood drive was facilitated by theNew York Blood Center, underthe supervision of school nurse,Marianne Brady. Students, facultyand staff generously gave the giftof life which will be distributed tohospitals throughout the New

York regions. Senior Anthony O’Malley ’11 said, “Giving bloodgoes a long way, it’s definitely worth a little pain.”

Christmas Wrapping - Iona Prep teamed up with OpenDoor Family Services from Ossining, NY during the Christmas season to wrap presents for children in need. Open Door FamilyMedical Centers provides quality health care and human serv-ices at affordable prices to economically disadvantaged children.

Thanksgiving Food Drive - On November 23, 2010,Iona Prep held its annual Thanksgiving prayer service to markthe completion of the food drive. For three weeks the Iona Prepcommunity collected non-perishable food items for the less fortunate. Following the prayer service, 12 students and severalfaculty membersloaded and deliveredthe over 300 bags offood to two parishes inManhattan: St. CharlesBorromeo on West141st Street and St.Mark’s on West 138thStreet.

ACTION Leadership Workshop - Chika-DikeNwokike ’11, Nicholas Pellow ’11, Connor May ’12, ThomasBanfield ’13 and faculty member, John Raimondo traveled toJacksonville, FL to participate in the Christian Brothers ACTION Leadership Workshop. For over 30 years, the Christian Brothers have hosted the weekend-long event, bringing together leaders from schools throughout the countryin the spirit of Blessed Edmund Rice. Participants chosen forthe workshop demonstrate leadership qualities in academics,athletics, student government and extracurricular involvement.

Great American Smoke-Out - Students Against De-structive Decisions (SADD) presented the Great AmericanSmoke-Out during lunch periods on Thursday, November 18,2010. The purpose of the event was to raise awareness about thedangers of cigarettes and chewing tobacco and encourage peopleto quit. The demonstration included a video, smoking statistics,and a display of the deadly ingredients in cigarettes. SADD senior representative, Chris Hoffman ’11 said, “The goal of thesmoke-out was to educate peers about the dangers of smokingby providing accurate information.”

Lourdes Pilgrimage - During their summer vacations,Jack Gillespie ’11, Rich Korzelius ’11, Spencer Pelak ’11 andChris McCooey ’12, along with 30 other students from varioushigh schools, participated in a pilgrimage to Lourdes, France.During the trip, the students worked at the baths assisting“malades” (the french word for“those who are sick”) into thewater. The students also helpedload and unload malades at thetrain station who traveled hoursto visit the baths.

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Team Awards/HighlightsVarsity SoccerFinished the season at 12-6-6Won CHSAA City Championship First-time in school history

JV Soccer Finished the regular season at 6-4-5Lost in quarterfinals of the playoffs

Varsity Football Finished the regular season at 6-2Lost in CHSFL league championship

JV Football Finished the regular season at 6-2Lost in semifinals of the playoffs

Freshman Football Finished the regular season undefeated at 7-0-1

Cross Country JV Cross Country finished second at 15th Annual Disney X-Country Classic

Bowling Finished the regular season in first place at 14-2Came in second place CHSAA Intersectional DivisionFinished third in CHSAA City Championship

Fall Baseball Won Doug Faul Memorial Tournament at St. Raymonds High School

Iona Prep is proud to partner with Global Sports for coverageof all past and current sporting events. View Iona Prep gamesdating back to 1977 at www.GlobalSports.net. From playingfields to the classroom, this past year Iona Prep studentsworked with MSG Varsity to spotlight academics, athletics,and school events. Visit www.MSGVarsity.com.

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Student Awards/HighlightsCesar Ceja ’12 CHSAA Daily News Player of the YearESPN Rise All-State First TeamCHSAA All-League

Alex Kapp ’12 CHSAA Daily News All-CityESPN Rise All-State Honorable Mention MSG Varsity All-Metro Honorable Mention (football)

Brian Kenny ’11 ESPN Rise All-State Honorable Mention CHSAA All-League

Marcos Monteagudo CHSAA Coach of the Year

Other CHSAA All-League winners:Felix Abongo ’12 Oscar DeLeon ’11

Michael Longo ’11Vincent O’Connor Award: CHSFL Defensive Player of the YearCHSFL Golden 11 Scholar Athlete TeamWestchester County’s Golden Dozen Scholar Athlete TeamFirst team all-stateCHSFL All-League Defense

Sidney Weston ’11Joe Riverso Memorial Award: CHSFL Offensive Player of the YearFirst Team All-StateMSG Varsity All-Metro First TeamDaily News Player of the Year Nomination CHSFL All-League Offense

Timothy Perley ’11Westchester County Golden Dozen Scholar Athlete Team Honorable Mention CHSFL All-League Offense

Kameron Tedder ’12Fifth Team All-StateCHSFL All-League Offense

Other CHSAA All-League winners:Jack Stillwagon ’11 Travon Malone ’11 Severin Cornelius ’11 Nicholas Raimondi ’11 Anthony Leo ’11

Tim Hefferon ’12Qualified and competed at the New York State Federation ChampionshipWestchester All-County Team

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Hank Margotta ’52 conducted his life with discipline andintegrity in a selfless manner. He considered his years asa coach at Iona Prep to be the highlight of his professionalcareer. He built football, baseball and hockey programsinto perennial winners in the highly competitive CatholicHigh School Athletic Association. He successfully placedstudent athletes at elite colleges and universities and assistant coaches trained by him have gone on to high profile coaching positions. As a faculty member, husbandand father, Hank lived his life in the charism of BlessedEdmund Rice and the mission of the Christian Brothers.

At the 2010 Iona Prep Hall of Fame Dinner it was announced that MC & Paul McEvoy ’71 established theHank Margotta Memorial Scholarship Fund in memoryof the beloved alumnus, faculty member and coach. Bydoing so, the Mc Evoys have generously issued a Challenge Grant with an initial donation of $50,000. Thismeans that if Iona Prep is able to raise $50,000 during thefiscal year (which ends June 30, 2011), MC & Paul willmatch that amount for a total of $150,000.

To honor and celebrate Hank’s commitment to IonaPrep, this scholarship will be awarded in his memoryfor student athletes who request financial assistance.

For additional information, please contact BarbaraRobertson, chief advancement officer, at (914) 600-6158 or brobertson@ionaprep.org.

Hank Margotta ’52

The Margotta Family at the2010 Hall of Fame Dinner

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2011 Hall of Fame DinnerMay 12, 2011

InducteesBr. R. William Harris ’62, CFC

Jan MitchellThe 1967 Undefeated Varsity Football Team

The Fountainhead, New RochelleFor more information, please contact MaryLou Pagano, director of

alumni and annual giving, at (914) 600-6182 or mpagano@ionaprep.org.

Save the Date!

1916 SocietyCreate Your Legacy Today

With the devoted support of parents and local clergy, the three founding Brothers of Iona rentedthe old Stern Estate and opened the Iona School in 1916 with thirty-seven students. Almost 100years later, it is that same support that makes Iona Prep such a special place. Iona Prep’s nine decadesof graduating classes are essential in fostering the tradition and legacy of Iona Prep.

Over the years, alumni such as William V. Fitzpatrick ’53 have become instrumental in advancingthis tradition. Bill Fitzpatrick is a proud member of the 1916 Society, which recognizes people whoestablish a life income gift at the Prep or include Iona Prep in their estate plan. Mr. Fitzpatrick acknowledges the importance of

Iona Prep and credits the institution for his development. Now Mr. Fitzpatrick wants to help IonaPrep develop its future students. “The gift is really from my brothers Tom ’50 (D) and John ’51 andmyself. The scholarship will be named in memory of our parents, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F Fitzpatrick.Our parents worked very hard to send us to Iona. It is important thatwe remember them as the reason we received the fine education thatwe did. Their devotion to a good Catholic education, and what itmeant to my brothers and I, will live on in this scholarship.”

Create Your Legacy TodayYou can make a difference in the lives offuture Iona Prep students by making a planned gift to the Prep today.To learn more, contact Barbara Robertson, chief advancement officer,at (914) 600-6158 or brobertson@ionaprep.org.

The Stern Estate, circa 1920, Iona Prep’soriginal home.

Thomas Fitzpatrick ’50 John Fitzpatrick ’51

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Alumni Reunion/Homecoming - On Saturday, October 23, 2010, Iona Prep hosted its 2010 AlumniReunions. The reunions were for alums who graduated in years that end with “0” or “5” (1960, ’65, ’70, ’75, ’80, ’85,’90, ’95, ’00, ’05). Over 100 alumni attended the terrific event. The day included morning Mass at Iona Prep’s OurLady of Perpetual Help Chapel for the Golden Gaels, the homecoming barbeque reception at the Paul Verni FineArts Center, the varsity football game vs. Xaverian and cocktails and dinner in the evening. This year’s reunionalso marked the 50th Anniversary of the Class of 1960. Thank you to all the alums who attended!

NYC Reception - The storm on Thursday, January 27, 2011 did not deter our alums! Iona Prep hosted a receptionat Butterfield 8 in New York City for alumni and friends to toast the New Year. Over 60 alumni attended to reconnectand reminisce with fellow classmates and catch-up on current happenings. Attendees also had the chance to meet ournew President Bro. Leto and learn about all the great things happening at the Prep.

Varsity “B” Alumni BasketballGame - During Christmas break, CoachFrank Conroy’s varsity “B” basketball reuniongame was held in the Heffernan gymnasium.Over 30 former players competed against current “B” hoopsters. The alums beat the current team thanks to a game winning shotfrom Dan Staudt ’06. Then the alums split upand played odd versus even years. Afterwards,the alums enjoyed a reception in the cafeteriawhere they reminisced with former teammates.

Secret Service Agent Anwar Shanahan ’97 Visits Iona Prep - In October, Iona Prep seniors attended an assembly conducted by alumnus and Special Agent Anwar Shanahan ’97. The presentation focused onAnwar’s career as a U.S. Secret Service Agent. Anwar and his colleague, SpecialAgent Kris Tatra explained the duties and responsibilities of their positions aswell as the extensive training that agents must complete. During the presenta-tion, students were shown some of the technology used by secret service agents.The students also viewed two armored vehicles that President Barack Obamarode in while in New York. This was the eighth year Anwar visited Iona tospeak to the senior class.

Iona Prep is coming to a city near you!Bro. Leto and the advancement team currently have several other regional alumni events

scheduled for the coming months.Stamford – March 3rd – Butterfield 8

Boston – April 7th – TBDPhiladelphia – May 5th – Public House

Stay tuned for updates and more information by checking ionaprep.org, our Facebook page (facebook.com/ionaprep) and e-Newsletter

2011 Alumni ReunionSeptember 24, 2011

Next year’s alumni reunions arefor those alums who graduatedin years that end with “1” or “6” (1961, ’66, ’71, ’76, ’81, ’86, ’91,

’96, ’01, ’06)We hope to see you there!

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Franco D’Alessandro ’85 Nominated for NewEngland Pen Award -Alumnus Franco D’Alessandro ’85 was nominated for a 2010 New England Pen Award for his bookof poems, Supplications, which was released in September 2009.Franco is a well-established playwright, poet and screenwriterwho has written 14 international works. Franco also wrote a collection of short plays entitled Stranger Love that will be released in November. In 2011, his internationally acclaimedplay Roman Nights will celebrate its fifth sold-out year in itsPrague/East Europe tour. Roman Nights will open in Los Angeles in March and in Buenos Aires, Argentina in May. Theplays of Stranger Love began production in Los Angeles in February 2011 and then New York in late spring 2011.

Jimmy Robertson ’05 Thrives in GermanFootball League - After graduating from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2009, Jimmy Robertson ’05 accepted anoffer to play professionally for the Plattling Blackhawks of theGerman Football League. Jimmy, a Yonkers resident, recentlyfinished his second season as the Blackhawks starting quarter-back and team captain while living in Deggendorf, Germany.Jimmy finished the season second in total touchdowns in theGFL and second in total offense and passing yards per game.He has also helped the Blackhawks clinch their first playoffberth in team history. In his time at Iona Prep, Jimmy excelledin football and basket-ball. Jimmy was a four-year starter at RPIwhere he set many ofthe school’s passingrecords. His brotherDennis ’03 is the headcoach of Iona’s fresh-man football team.

Brian Moran ’06 Reaches Double-A withSeattle Mariners - In September, Iona Prep alumnus Brian Moran ’06 was promoted to Double-A in the SeattleMariners’ minor league system. Brian a Rye native, attendedthe University of North Carolina for three years before getting drafted in the seventh round (203 overall) in 2009by the Mariners. He finished the 2010 season pitching for theWest Tenn Diamond Jaxx, Double-A affiliate of the SeattleMariners. The West Tenn Diamond Jaxx changed their name to

the Jackson Generals after the 2010 season. Brian spent mostof the 2010 season in Single-A where he posted impressive statistics as a relief pitcher for both the Clinton LumberKings

(A) and the High Desert Mav-ericks (A+). In 22 games withthe LumberKings, Brianpitched 40.1 innings andposted a 4-1 record with anERA of 1.34, 48 strikeouts andonly six walks. In 17 gameswith the Mavericks, he pitched25.1 innings and posted a 2-0record with an ERA of 1.42,48 strikeouts and only twowalks. During his collegiate career, Brian was consideredone of the top relief pitchers inthe country. Brian was namedWestchester County Player

of the Year as a senior at Iona Prep. His bother Colin ’10 is afreshman at UNC where he plays third-base.

John Lance Geoghegan ’59 - Iona Prep received avisit from the family of John Lance Geoghegan ’59. John (Jack)was an infantry lieutenant killed during the Battle of Ia Drangin the Vietnam War. After graduating from the Prep, Jack en-tered Pennsylvania Military Academy and in 1964 was deployedto Vietnam. Jack’s life was depicted in the book, We Were Soldiers Once... and Young. Jack was also portrayed by actor-Chris Klein in the 2002 film, We Were Soldiers. Jack was awardedthe Silver Star, Bronze Star, Purple Heart and the Air Medal.Jack’s wife, Barbara and daughter, Cammie toured Iona Prepand visited the class ofhistory departmentchair, Frank Conroy ’75.Barbara and Cammie,who live in Virginia, returned to the area because Jack was beinginducted into the PelhamHall of Honor. Facultymember Frank Conroyattended the ceremonyand spoke on behalf ofIona Prep.

1948 National Relay Team - Over thesummer, three members of Iona Prep’s 1948Catholic Nationals gold medal winning freestylerelay team met in Larchmont, NY to reminisceabout their days at the Prep. John Betzig ’48, JohnFeuerbach ’49 and Don Scanlon ’48, who have remained good friends over the years, got together inJuly 2010. Unfortunately, John Betzig passed awayin October 2010. Robert Dieck was the fourth member of the relay team; he passed away in 2005.

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Kevin W. McMahon ’56 - Kevin was facing heartsurgery pending assignment of a cardiac surgeon in November, when he was assigned, by chance, a fellow-Iona Prep alumnus, Dr. Cyrus Parsa ’89 who is the assistant professor of cardiothoracic surgery at Duke Uni-versity Medical Center. Dr. Parsa completed the surgerythe next day and the story had a happy ending. Kevin attributes his successful surgery to the skills of Dr. Parsaand his surgical team and believes that the Iona Prep connection helped him have enough confidence to go forward with the surgery.

Raymond J. Bartoszek ’82 - Ray and his wife Lydia welcomed a daughter, Natalia Rae on August 2, 2010. Natalia is joined by her three older brothers: Ryan, 17,Blake, 14, and Owen, 1.

John “Jay” O’Meara ’82 - Jay recently started a newcompany: Green Team Cab. It is the first cab companywhose fleet is made up of all hybrid cars. The cab companyis based in New Rochelle. Jay hopes to help “save the environment one ride at a time.”

Kurt Kiehnle ’83 - Kurt is living in Ft. Meyers, Floridaand works for Fox TV. He has taken his love of guitars andturned it into a part-time business venture. “Igrew tired of how boring bass guitars looked soI have begun making them. Give me your logoand I will put it on your bass.” Kurt recentlycame to New York to present fellow alumnus,Billy Bishop ’82 with a hand painted guitar forhis bar, Billy Hurricanes.

Scott E. Cade ’90 - Scott was selected as the NationalChild Support Enforcement Association’s (NCSEA) 2010Manager of the Year by the State Office of Temporary andDisability Assistance (OTDA). Scott acts as Deputy Commissioner and oversees OTDA’s Center for ChildWell-Being State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance. Scott received the award during the NCSEAAnnual Conference in August. The award recognizes experienced managers who have made significant contribu-tions to child support enforcement at the local level.

C. Ryan Joyce ’98 - Ryan wasrecently appointed director of development at Camp Dudley inWestport, NY. Dudley is a summer camp for boys and girlson Lake Champlain that wasfounded in 1885, making it theoldest camp in the country. Ryanhas spent the past 21 summers atDudley.

Brian S. Krug ’03 - Brian married Adrienne on September 17, 2010 in Mt. Pocono Pennsylvania. Brianand Adrienne live Philadelphia. Brian has his master’s inhospital administration and is the director of physician re-cruitment at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadel-phia. Adrienne is a registered nurse at Hahnemann.

John G. Deeney ’50 - Jack published his first novelin the fall titled, The Lion Dominion. The novel is a thrillerset on the Caribbean island-nation of Jamaica. Addition-ally, Jack is working on three more novels; two are sched-uled to be released in 2011: The Power and the Price andMemoirs of an Amnesiac. In the introduction of Memoirs

of an Amnesiac, Jack references Iona Prep andtwo Prep alumni. Jack is a veteran of The Korean War and currently resides in Danbury,CT with his wife.

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Did you recently get married, earn a degree, start a new career? Provide us the details and we’ll include your information in our next news magazine or upcoming e-newsletter. Contact Tom McGrath, advancement associate,at 914-600-6188 or tmcgrath@ionaprep.org

Erik W. Fitzgerald ’03 - Erikmarried Alison Mattessich on Sep-tember 11, 2010 in Flemington, NJ. In-cluded in the wedding party werealumni, John Ciccarone’03, RobertMetz ’03, Chris McGrath ’03, J.D.Roman ’03 and Michael Vitale ’03.Erik and Alison honeymooned in St.Lucia. Erik and Alison currently livein Montvale, NJ and Erik works atLockard & Wechsler in Irvington, NY.

Joseph L. Ali ’03 - Joe and Alison Kelleher were married onOctober 15, 2010 at Resurrection Church in Rye, NY. Includedin the wedding party were alumni, Robert Minton ’03 andLawrence Kelleher ’00. Joe and Alison now reside in Yonkers,NY. Joe works at O’Connor, Davies, Munns & Dobbins.

Sean F. O’Connor ’08 - Sean was featured in the "CollegeCorner" section of the Journal News on Sunday, October 24,2010 for his athletic success at the University of MassachusettsAmherst. Sean is a redshirt sophomore and offensive tackle onthe football team.

Kevin Piro ’09 - Kevin, a sophomore at the College of HolyCross, recently received an internship position with the UnitedStates Secret Service. Kevin’s interest in the Secret Service beganwhen he attended an assembly while he was a student at the Prepfrom fellow alumnus and Special Agent Anwar Shanahan ’97(see alumni news).

Nicholas W. Athanasidy ’10 -Nick earned an Eagle Scoutaward in August 2010 for demonstrating his dedication to serviceand leadership. Nick is part of Troop 175 of Yorktown Heightsand conducted his scout service project at the John C. Hart Memorial Library in Scrub Oak, NY. Nick is a Cortland Manorresident and is a freshman at the College of Holy Cross wherehe is on the cross-country team.

Class of 1973 - In January, Tom McCormick’73 hosted a luncheon at the home of Tim MartinNRHS ’73 to honor Jim Moore ’47, Mike Ward’51 and John Slocum. Over 25 Iona Prep alumniattended the luncheon. Tim Martin was happy togreet Brian Heelan ’73. The two were opposingquarterbacks during the 1972 Turkey Bowl whenIona beat New Rochelle 22-18. They had not seeneach since that fateful day on the gridiron.

A few members of the Class of 1960 enjoyinghomecoming festivities at their 50th reunion.

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Support & RevenueTuition $9,811,889

(Registration, Fees, Driver Education)

Annual Fund & Special Events $890,892(Contributions, Parents Clubs)

Contributed & Mandated Services $494,872(IP Community of Christian Bros, NYS)

Auxiliary Programs, Interest & Other Income $751,616(Bookstore,Cafeteria, Transportation)

Total $11,949,269

ExpensesInstructional $6,745,545

(Salaries, Benefits, Equipment)

Administration & Institutional Support $1,315,561(Salaries, Benefits, Insurance, Telephone, Printing & Postage)

Student Activities $994,322(Athletics, Clubs, Supplies, Transportation)

Operations & Maintenance $1,056,408(Maintenance, Repairs & Utilities)

Scholarship & Financial Aid $1,258,991Purchase of Fixed Assets $578,442

Total $11,949,269

Dear Members of the Iona Prep Community,

Iona Prep has always been about family and tradition. From the days when I attended the Prep with my two brothers to today as my three sons enjoy the giftof an Iona Prep education, the traditions of Iona Prep continue. Earlier thisschool year, I had the honor of being named Chairman of the Board of Directorsof Iona Preparatory School. In that capacity and as an active parent, I am ableto see firsthand the workings of the Prep, and I am pleased to report that IonaPrep is stronger than ever.

This year, we were pleased to welcome Bro. Thomas Leto as our president. After 11 successful years as president of Bishop Hendricken High School inRhode Island, Bro. Leto came to us as an experienced and effective leader. Bro. Leto lives in the spirit of Blessed Edmund Rice every day and is dedicated to developing our young men in mind, body, and soul. In addition to Bro. Leto, we continue to be blessed with ahighly qualified and dedicated faculty and staff that go beyond the basics of academic instruction and teach our boysto become outstanding Catholic gentlemen. Our boys graduate ready to handle the demands of college and the challenges of an ever-changing world.

The tradition of excellence continues at Iona Prep. While I am sure you have heard of our recent successes on theplaying fields including championships in soccer, track, baseball, lacrosse, golf and rowing, what you may not haveheard is that we have more National Merit Finalists, Semi Finalists and Commended Students than any other thanany other Catholic prep school in the Bronx & Westchester; or that more than half our seniors are takingAP courses.Our tradition of achievement continues as several of our seniors have already been accepted to the prestigious U.S.Naval Academy in Annapolis, as well as recent acceptances to Harvard, Yale, MIT, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown,Notre Dame, Holy Cross and several other top colleges.

The tradition of service to others continues as with a four year service requirement which has resulted in over 18,000hours of community service being performed for organizations such as Midnight Run, Habitat for Humanity, the HopeSoup Kitchen, and dozens of other charitable organizations.

On behalf of the entire Board of Directors, I want thank you for your continued support of the mission of IonaPrep. While other institutions of Catholic education have struggled in recent years, Iona Prep has become strongerby continuing our traditions of the pursuit of excellence in all endeavors and service to others in the spirit of BlessedEdmund Rice. Thank you for being a part of our Iona family.

Sincerely,

John A. Verni ’80Board of Directors

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Edmundian Associates - ($10,000.00 +)Ms. Diane BrinkIona Prep Fathers’ CouncilIona Prep Mothers’ AuxilairyMrs. Florence B. D’UrsoMr. & Mrs. Paul McEvoy ’71Mr. & Mrs. Mark C. MooresMrs. Linda Murphy/Lt. Raymond Murphy

Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Felix Petrillo ’89Edward Trapasso Memorial Scholarship FundMrs. Catherine M. QuinnSoros Fund

Ionian Associates - ($5,000.00 +)AnonymousMr. & Mrs. Benny A. Caiola ’81Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. ColemanMr. & Mrs. Paul DuffyMr. Travis Epes & Ms. Laurie CobenMr. & Mrs. Michael HefferonJames T. Lee FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert H. McCooey, Jr. ’83Mr. & Mrs. John McCombe ’78Mr. & Mrs. Paul McEvoy ’71Mr. & Mrs. Michael O. Pansini ’78Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Rodriguez ’47Stefano LaSala FoundationMr. & Mrs. Vito VerniMr. & Mrs. Michael T. Witte ’57

Regents Associates - ($2,500.00 +)American ExpressMr. & Mrs. Edward S. Flynn ’51Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. HarrisMr. & Mrs. Peter A. Lacalamita ’77Mr. & Mrs. Helmut LudlMr. David N. Marcato ’62The Alfred & Rose Miniaci FoundationMr. & Mrs. J.Tracy Mehr Jr.Mr. Eunkyu Nam & Ms. Keumok YooMr. & Mrs. Norman H. Philips ’50Mr. & Mrs. David Walsh

Maroon & Gold Club - ($1,500.00 +)AEGON Transamerica FoundationMr. William B. Brady ’56Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Del Priore, Sr. ’55Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. DiPietro ’65Mr. & Mrs. Luke D. Dougherty ’79Mr. & Mrs. David M. Hooper ’85Mrs. Kathrene B. HoulihanMr. Steven R. Jeraci ’81Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R. MaierMr. & Mrs. John J. McCarthy ’79Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Moliterno ’80Mr. & Mrs. John D. Piro Jr ’76Mr. & Mrs. John SlocumMr. Patrick J. Waide Jr ’55

We are most grateful to the following benefactors who have significantly contributed to the missionof Iona Prep for the past ten years:

We are most grateful to our alumni, parents, grandparents, friends, foundations and corporationsfor contributing to Iona Prep’s 2009-2010 Annual Fund.

Mr. William B. Brady ’56Mr. & Mrs. Benny Caiola ’81

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. De Maria ’56Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Del Priore Sr. ’55

Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Flynn ’51Mr. & Mrs. William P. Harrington ’75

Mr. & Mrs. John HeffernanMrs. Kathrene B. HoulihanIona Prep Fathers’ Council

Iona Prep Mothers’ AuxiliaryMr. & Mrs. Alfred F. Kelly, Jr. ’76

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Lacalamita ’77Mr. & Mrs. Helmut Ludl

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mara ’78Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy’79

Mr. & Mrs. John Mc Combe ’78Mrs. Robert H. Mc Cooey, Sr. ’48

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mc Cooey, Jr. ’83 Mr. & Mrs. Mark McCooey ’85

Mrs. Linda MurphyMr. & Mrs. Carl Pernicone ’76Mr. & Mrs. John D. Piro Jr. ’76Mr. & Mrs. Felix J. Petrillo ’89Mr. & Mrs. Felix M. Petrillo ’57

Mr. & Mrs. J. Paul Rodriquez ’47Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tarpey ’73Mr. Patrick J. Waide, Jr. ’55Mr. & Mrs. John Verni ’80

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1916 Club - ($1,000.00 +)Christopher A. Agostino Scholarship FoundationDr. & Mrs. Donald AleksandraviciusMr. & Mrs. Frank M. Cicero ’81Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Cullen Jr ’55Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Degen ’74Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. DeMaria ’56Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. DiGioiaMr. & Mrs. John M. Donovan ’75Mr. Mark C. D’Urso ’80Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Ettari ’68Mr. & Mrs. John M. Galloway ’91Mr. & Mrs. Peter V. Handal ’59Mr. James G. HenryMr. Kevin W. Jakeway ’73Christopher J. Kelly Scholarship FundMr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. MalloyMr. & Mrs. John A. Mambrino ’81Mr. Kevin C. McCooey ’95Mr. & Mrs. William H. McKenna ’49Mr. & Mrs. Barry P. Mitchell , Jr. ’83Mr. & Mrs. John J. O’Meara ’82Dr. & Mrs. James P. PellowMr. & Mrs. Carl J. Pernicone ’76Mrs. Carol PetrilloMr. & Mrs. Felix M. Petrillo Jr ’57Mr. Michael J. Pizzo ’89Mr. & Mrs. John W. Roos ’81Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Scala JrMr. & Mrs. Donald P. Scanlon Sr ’48Mr. Brian T. Snodgrass ’92Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Sullivan ’80Mr. & Mrs. Terence G. Tracy ’76Mr. William J. Tully Sr ’43

Gaels Group - ($500.00 +)Mr. & Mrs. John A. Addeo ’65Barclays CapitalMr. & Mrs. Frank E. Bauer-RoweMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Blaney ’83Mr. Anthony Bonsignore ’94Mr. William A. Boraczek ’81Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Briganti ’77Msgr. John J. Budwick ’56Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. ColavitaMr. & Mrs. Vincent T. Conforti ’61Mr. & MRs. Michael Curto ’87Mr. Charles F. Dalton ’57Dr. & Mrs. Peter J. Dempsey ’58Mrs. Sandra M. DeVitoMr. & Mrs. George M. Drapeau ’70Mr. & Mrs. Vito J. FerranteMr. & Mrs. Michael Finneran ’92Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Finneran ’85Mr. Joseph A. Fiore ’78

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Fulco ’85Mr. & Mrs. James J. GriffertyMr. Robert F. Hennings Jr ’89Mr. & Mrs. George R. HerrmannMr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Joyce ’83Mr. & Mrs. Gene M. Kelley ’79Mr. John J. Marino ’96Mr. & Michael J. Maroni ’63Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. MartinMs. Marie Louise McClureMr. & Mrs. Mathew J. McConnellMr. & Mrs. Mark J. McCooey ’85Mr. Michael S. McGlinn ’97Mr. John McMenemon & Dr. Regina GiuffridaNorthrop GrummanMr. & Mrs. Patrick P. OddouxMr. & Mrs. Gino A. PrestaMr. Anthony J. Scala III ’99Mr. Christopher W. Scala ’01Mr. Joseph F. Stangl ’89Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Tarpey ’73The GE FoundationUBSMr. & Mrs. Raymond C. VoelkelMr. & Mrs. Michael A. Ward ’51

Waterford Society - ($250.00 +)Mr. & Mrs. John C. Andres ’76Mr. & Mrs. James M. Baisley ’50Mr. & Ms. Thomas J. BanfieldBank of New York MellonMr. & Mrs. Albert F. Barber ’63Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Barber ’67Mr. & Mrs. William D. Bishop ’82Mr. & Mrs. Peter C. Brown JrRev. Msgr. Harry J. Byrne ’38Mr. & Mrs. Paul M. Caruso ’73Dr. Anne M. CaseyMr. & Mrs. Michael D. Cesario ’63Mr. & Mrs. Lino G. CompetielloMr. & Mrs. David J. Corey ’51Dr. & Mrs. Clayland F. Cox ’67Mr. & Ms. Michael J. CunninghamMr. & Mrs. David C. DeSantiMr. & Mrs. Eugene W. Devlin ’64Frank A. DiCola ’10Dr. William B. Dieck ’75 & Dr. Eileen A. DieckMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. DiFiore ’89Mr. & Ms. Joseph P. DineenMr. & Mrs. Marcos R. EsquivelMr. & Mrs. John FarrJohn P. Gallagher (D)Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. GallottaMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Galterio ’75Mr. & Mrs. Gerald J. Garvey ’78

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Mr. Michael G. Gilchrist ’83Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Godino ’85GraingerMr. & Mrs. William P. Harrington ’75Mr. & Mrs. John V. Heffernan ’56Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Hogan ’91Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Korzelius, Jr.Mr. Bennett J. LaGreca ’83Mr. & Mrs. John V. LaMotta ’95Mr. & Mrs. Sean P. Lane ’76Mr. Kenneth Larywon & Ms. Lisa CrupiDr. & Mrs. Robert L. Maggs ’48Mr. & Mrs. Neal F. Maguire ’84Mr. Edward M. Manganiello ’69 & Dr.Susan AberleMr. & Mrs. Mark C. McCabe ’74Mr. & Mrs. John J. McCombe ’78Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. McDermott ’86Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. McEvily IIIDr. & Mrs. Michael McGrathMr. & Mrs. Joseph A. McQuade ’90Merrill Lynch & Co. FoundationMr. Joseph A. MinnitiMr. & Mrs. Joseph V. MiressiMorgan StanleyMr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Mulvey ’69Mr. & Mrs. Theodore G. MushoMr. & Mrs. Victor J. Nesi ’78Mr. & Mrs. Angelo R. NunezMr. & Mrs. Andrew J. O’Brien ’81Mr. & Mrs. Brendan P. O’SullivanMr. & Mrs. Stephen PelakMr. Matthew B. Perrigino ’05Mr. John J. PettinellaMr. & Mrs. James D. Pisula ’66Mr. Patrick Pizzella ’72Mr. & Mrs. John A. Politi Jr ’75Mr. Thomas D. Rende ’97Mr. & Mrs. Craig RobertsonMr. & Mrs. Paul G. Rooney ’84Mr. & Mrs. John M. Ryan ’79Mr. & Mrs. Francis E. Suits ’43Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Svoboda ’85Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Taormina ’76Mr. & Mrs. James R. TiedemannMr. & Mrs. Roy M. Traugott ’63Mr. & Mrs. Francis Turturro ’99Mr. Alan A. Waugh ’90Mr. & MRs. Todd Wood ’87Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Zachensky II

Century Club - ($100.00 +)Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Abbamont ’76Ms. Elizabeth A. AbongoMr. & Mrs. Shane M. Adams

Mr. John F. Aglialoro II ’92Mr. Robert C. Albertell ’84Dr. & Mrs. Donald AleksandraviciusMr. Michael F. Allen ’81American International Group, IncMr. & Mrs. Laurence J. Ancker ’65Mr. & Mrs. John A. AngiolilloMr. & Mrs. Anthony AquilinoDr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Arena ’58Mr. & Mrs. John R. BarberaMr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Barbera ’86Mr. & Mrs. Suman BeganiMr. R. Anthony Benigno ’62Mr. E. Gerard Berrigan ’50Mr. John F. Berrigan III ’47Mr. & Mrs. Jack BetwardaDr. & Mrs. William J. Beutler ’75Mr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Bisceglia ’68Mr. Christopher Bishop ’70Mr. & Mrs. James K. Bishop ’56Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bishop ’57Mr. & Mrs. Pascal BocherelDr. & Mrs. Giovanni Boiano ’87Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Bourque ’71Mr. & Mrs. Eugene L. Bradley ’89Dr. & Mrs. Keith Bradley ’69Hon. William C. Bradley ’55Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. BraunsteinMr. & Mrs. George L. Brindley ’81Mr. & Mrs. William BroderickMr. & Mrs. Richard V. Brown ’55Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Bruder ’87Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Burns ’56Mr. & Mrs. William W. Byrne ’40Dr. Howard D. Cantwell ’57Mr. Pasquale F. Capasso ’79Mr. Louis J. Capozi ’69Mr. & Mrs. Eugene G. Caputo ’75Mr. & Mrs. John CaridiMr. & Mrs. Carl J. Carilli ’99Mr. & Mrs. Frank CasarellaMr. Michael S. Cassidy ’56Mr. & Mrs. Richard N. Cataldo ’64Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. CebekDr. & Mrs. Donald A. Chiulli ’80Christian Brothers InstituteMr. & Mrs. Richard J. Ciampi Jr ’80Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. CinquinaMr. & Mrs. Philip C. Ciulla Jr ’69Ms. Barbara A. ClearyMr. & Mrs. Gennaro A. Colabatistto ’78Mr. & Mrs. Anthony S. Colavita ’79Mr. John F. Colavita ’80Mr. Joseph R. Coles ’08Mr. & Mrs. John E. Comer

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph P. Cosentino ’64Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Costello ’76Mr. & Mrs. Eugene F. Crescentini ’56Dr. & Ms. Joseph L. Cristofaro ’78Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. CroninMr. & Mrs. Patrick T. CrorkinMr. & Mrs. John E. Cullen ’61Mr. Matthew K. Cullen ’01Mr. Edson Da Costa &

Ms. Ivani RabeloMr. & Mrs. Raul A. de la Guardia ’79Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. DeFeo ’72Mr. Edmond DeLaurentis ’09Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. DeMaio ’50Diageo North AmericaMr. & Mrs. David DiazMr. Michael DiCostanzo ’98Mr. Brian R. D’Isernia ’61Rev. Walter J. Dockerill ’47Mr. James E. Doherty ’86Mr. & Mrs. W. Garry Doncourt ’56Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Donelan II ’68Mr. Matthew P. Donohue ’87Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd A. DoranMr. & Mrs. Jan H. Dorenbosch ’63Mr. & Mrs. William J. Drew ’57Mr. & Mrs. R. Dennis DubakMr. & Mrs. William P. EsolaMr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Falvey ’81Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. FalveyMr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Falvey ’85Mr. & Mrs. William J. Falvey ’86Mr. & Mrs. Anthony B. Farello ’74Barbara R. Farrell Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. FayMr. & Mrs. David F. FigariDr. & Mrs. William C. Finneran III ’81Mr. Paul H. Fitzgerald ’61Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick Jr ’80Mr. & Mrs. Dean FlorioRamsey W. J. Flynn ’44 (D)Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Fosina ’53Dr. & Mrs. Ross R. FulcoMr. & Mrs. Michael Gallagher ’55Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Garagiola ’73Mrs. Victoria G. GarbarinoMr. & Mrs. Dewey R. Gargiulo ’47Mr. Van A. Geisler ’56Mr. John A. Geoghegan ’60Mr. & Mrs. Eugene T. Geyer ’74Mr. & Mrs. Anthony GiardinaMr. Frank Giardina ’96Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore L. GiganteMr. & Mrs. Stephen D. GillMr. & Mrs. Gerard G. Gleckel ’59

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Mr. Raymond J. Glynn ’68Mr. Robert E. Goodfellow Jr ’53Ms. Karen A. Gormley-VitaleMr. & Mrs. Edmund C. Grainger ’39Mr. John F. Grifferty ’93Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Grifferty ’82Mr. Terrence J. Grifferty ’79Mr. John G. GrimaldiMr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Halliday ’56Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Harkins ’45Mr. Robert F. Heinemann ’74Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. HenryMr. & Mrs. Timothy F. HodgdonMr. Paul J. Hopkins ’71Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Houlihan ’37Mr. & Mrs. Henry L. HyattMr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Iarriccio ’92Mr. & Mrs. John Paul Imbrogno ’97Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Iorio ’73Mr. & Mrs. William W. Irwin ’52Mr. & Mrs. James J. Johnston ’74Mr. John M. Joyce IV ’75Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Keane ’71Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Keating ’97Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Kegelman ’45Mr. Kevin KeltonDr. John J. Klein ’88Mr. & Mrs. William T. Klika Jr ’63Mr. & Mrs. John L. Kopins ’52Kraft General FoodsMr. Herbert J. Kresser Jr ’51Mr. & Mrs. Francis S. L’Abbate ’75Dr. & Mrs. Edward L. Ladin ’53Mr. Frank E. LammersMrs. Ellen LaneMr. & Mrs. Stephen H.A. LaSalaMr. & Mrs. Juancho E. LaurelesMr. & Mrs. Brian F. LennonMr. & Mrs. Michael A. LePore, Sr.Mr. James F. Lichtman ’43Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Licini ’65Mr. & Mrs. Gerard J. Lissner ’45Ms. Cynthia A. Lobo-DiogunMr. & Mrs. Glen D. MacGillivrayMr. Kevin F. MacManus ’60Mr. & Mrs. James Maisano ’81Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. MallinsonMr. Matthew A. Malutich ’90Mr. Richard E. Mannix ’46Mr. & Mrs. Glen R. MarangaMr. & Mrs. Vincent S. MarchewkaMr. Michael A. Maria III ’78Mr. Daniel E. Marino ’10Mr. William A. Mascetta ’10Mr. Anthony J. Math ’48

Mr. Jacob Mathai ’92Mr. & Mrs. Andrew McAleerMr. H. Thomas McCarren ’51Mr. John T. McCarthy ’34Mrs. Kathleen A. McCarthyMr. William J. McCarthy III ’75Mr. F. Gregory McClureMr. John P. McDonnell ’10Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. McEvoy III ’72Mr. Michael B. McGovern ’65Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. McHugh ’76Mr. Joseph M. McKenna ’56Mr. & Mrs. William J. McKinneyMr. & Mrs. James A. McLaughlin Sr ’67Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. McLaughlin ’67Mr. Brien J. McMahon ’51Col. & Mrs. Kevin W. McMahon ’56Mr. Mark A. McNamara ’87Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. McSherry ’87Mr. & Mrs. John M. McSherry ’85Mr. Robert J. Meckes ’56Mr. Gerald F. Merz ’52Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Milano ’70Mr. Christopher Millin ’91Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Milton Jr ’55Mr. & Mrs. Barry P. Mitchell Sr ’56Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Moccia Jr ’88Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Moore ’43Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Murray ’58Mr. Brian P. Nasti ’08Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Neville ’82Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Nixon III ’81Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey B. Norris ’75Mr. & Mrs. Lourenco A. Norton de Matos ’87Mr. George L. Nyborg Jr ’54Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. O’Brien ’55Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. O’Connor ’75Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. O’Leary ’87Mr. & Mrs. Matthew K. O’MalleyFr. Daniel P. O’ReillyMr. & Mrs. William J. OttoMr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. PadgettMr. & Mrs. Edward S. PaganoMr. David J. Page ’50Dr. & Mrs. Richard L. Papantonio ’70Mr. & Mrs. Daniel ParascandolaMr. Paul Patella ’93Dr. & Mrs. Edward J. Penza ’68PepsiCoMr. Anthony C. Pesce ’96Mr. & Mrs. Clarence O. Peterson III ’60Mr. Louis A. Pfaff ’96Pfizer, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. James M. Pike ’74Dr. & Mrs. John M. Pisacane ’78

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Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Porter ’55Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Power ’55Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Pugsley SrMr. & Mrs. Warner C. Pyne III ’76Rev. Charles H. Ranges, SSE ’63Mrs. Kay ReadonMr. & Mrs. Michael X. Rederscheid ’82Mr. & Mrs. James D. Reid ’48Mr. Carl F. Rella ’73Mr. Roy J. Ricci ’67Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. RinckMr. & Mrs. Steven A. Rocco ’71Mr. & Mrs. David A. Rodriguez ’51Mr. & Mrs. John M. RodriguezMr. & Mrs. David C. Rosenfeld ’57Mr. & Mrs. David P. RussellMr. & Mrs. George G. Ryan ’43Mr. Michael R. Sachs ’95Mr. Richard E. Salcedo ’70Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Santamorena ’78Mr. & Mrs. Gualberto A. SaysengMr. Richard M. Schwarzkopf ’57Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. SeditaDr. & Mrs. Robert A. Seidel ’50Mr. Michael C. Serra ’97Dr. Lawrence J. Severino ’54Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Siragusa ’60Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Slenker Jr ’75Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. SmithDeacon & Mrs. William R. Smith ’57Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Spada ’56Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Spelman Jr ’68Mr. & Mrs. William M. Spelman ’71Mr. & Mrs. George M. Spiegel ’73Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Sullivan ’75Ms. Sherrel Summers HarmonMr. & Mrs. William F. Tate Sr ’52Dr. Francis S. Tobia ’61Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Tocci ’59Mr. & Mrs. Steven S. Toneatto ’78Towers Perrin Administrative ProgramMr. & Mrs. Michael P. Traynor ’80Mr. & Mrs. William F. Treanor ’52Mr. & Mrs. Rick W. TrizanoDr. & Mrs. Nicholas G. Tsamparlis ’76Dr. & Mrs. J. David Valentine ’58Mr. John D. Van Noy ’59Mr. & Mrs. Louis P. Verde ’56Wachovia Wells Fargo FoundationMr. & Mrs. Paul H. Walsh ’44Mr. Paul M. Walsh ’69Mr. & Mrs. William F. Waterbury ’58Ms. Dana-Marie WeberThe Hon. Gordon J. Whiting ’83Mr. Russell A. York ’64

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Zaccagnino ’82Mr. Peter J. Zocchi ’03

Loyalty Club - ($1.00 +)Mr. Thomas E. Abrams ’52Mr. John R. Acken ’58Mr. & Mrs. Issa S. AdelyMr. & Mrs. Michael C. Alter ’87Hon. & Mrs. Philip AmiconeMr. & Mrs. Daniel T. AndersonMr. Paul A. Arcuri ’78Mr. Russell V. Avolio ’94Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Babboni ’82Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. BaffutoMr. & Mrs. William F. Banks ’42Mr. Angelo Barberio ’06Mr. & Mrs. John J. Barry ’76Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. BartelsMr. Kevin E. Bartnett ’10Mr. & Mrs. James P. Bause ’74Mr. Michael W. Beckett ’10Mr. & Mrs. John J. BerniMr. Joseph M. Bilancia ’10Mr. & Mrs. Albert J. Bissmeyer ’86Mr. John M. Bopp Jr ’92Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bottiglieri ’74Mr. Christopher M. Bourque ’10Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brett ’60Mr. Robert R. Briglio ’67Mr. Louis P. Brindley ’10Mr. & Mrs. William V. Byrne ’72Mr. Salvatore J. Caiola ’10Mr. Richard C. Camisa ’10Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. CarusoMr. & Mrs. James J. Casey ’70Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Castellano ’73Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Cestone Jr ’63Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Chappetta ’70Mr. & Mrs. John H. Cinguina Jr ’85Mr. Ryan M. Coleman ’10Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Comparato ’52Computer Associates International, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. P. Vincent Conlon ’61Mr. David S. Corcoran III ’70Mr. Matthew T. Coughlin ’10Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Coupe ’78Mr. & Mrs. Francis M. Cox IIIMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. CunninghamMr. Bruno R. DaCosta ’10Mr. Frank M. D’Alessandro ’85Mr. Frank K. Darmstadt ’82Mr. & Mrs. John K. Davidson ’63Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. DeFino ’70Mrs. Elizabeth DeMartinoMr. & Mrs. Louis H. DePaolis

Mr. Peter M. DeSalvo ’10Mr. John E. Devaney ’10Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Dieck ’45Mr. Jonathan P. DiIorio ’02Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. DiIorioMr. Colin P. Dineen ’10Mr. Alexander R. Diogun ’10Mr. & Mrs. Gerard A. Donovan ’60Mr. Vincent A. Dunn ’51Dr. & Mrs. Michael W. Dunne ’77Mrs. Teresa EbrechMr. & Mrs. G. Edward Echeverria ’54Mr. John J. Evangelista ’10Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Ewald ’55Mr. Vincent A. Fellegara ’10Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. FelsMr. Anthony P. Fico ’09Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Fitzgerald ’75Mr. Stephen E. Franciosa Jr ’95Mr. & Mrs. John P. GallenDr. & Mrs. Richard A. GalloMr. & Mrs. Joseph N. GelardiMr. William J. Geoghegan ’68Mr. Christoper A. Giacalone ’10Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Grassi ’75Mr. & Mrs. Angelo M. Guglielmo ’69Mr. Gregory S. Haller ’10Dr. & Mrs. Henry W. Hanff ’60Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Hansen ’62Dr. Gregory F. Hayden ’64Mr. W. Jackson Hefferon ’10Mr. & Mrs. William A. HoganMr. Ashley R. Joseph ’10Mr. Michael J. Kairouz ’01Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kane Jr. ’62Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Kealy ’70Mr. & Mrs. William F. KearnsMr. Patrick K. Keelan ’10Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Kelly ’77Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Kelnberger ’50Mr. Brendan T. Kennedy ’10Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Kiernan ’58Mr. Brian R. Kilkenny ’10Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Koop ’68Mr. & Mrs. John F. Kuschman ’72Mrs. Anna M. LaMagnaMr. & Mrs. Richard J. LaMagna ’80Mr. John Lanzone ’89Mr. Matthew G. LaSorsa ’10Mr. John L. LatonaMr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Lehmann ’70Mr. Christopher J. Leonard ’10Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Levy ’74Mr. & Mrs. John R. LocherMr. Ryan J. MacGillivray ’10

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Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. SacchetMr. Louis R. Santini Jr ’86Mr. Vincent Sayseng ’10Mr. James P. Smith ’00Dr. & Mrs. William M. StahlMr. Christian C. Steele ’10Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. StrickrodtMr. & Mrs. Karl J. Strobl ’57Mr. Thomas Stufano Jr ’10Mr. Paul J. Sullivan ’90Mr. Subin Sunny ’10Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Sutton ’65Mr. Stanley D. Tady ’10Mr. Kevin L. Taylor ’72Mr. Adam E. Teckie ’01Mr. Steven B. Titch ’76Mr. Daniel E. Tommasi ’10Mr. Gerard R. Traficante ’10Mr. & Mrs. Steven TraficanteMr. Mario M. Trotta ’96Thomas J. Tuohy ’50 (D)Mr. Brandon J. Turner ’10Mr. & Mrs. Walter UrtzMr. Aniello A. Vetrano ’92Mr. & Mrs. Vincent J. VettorinoMr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Vinton ’58Mr. Carl Vitale ’10Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Walker ’70Mr. Hamza F. Warriach ’10Mr. & Mrs. Eugene M. Weber ’68Wells FargoMr. & Mrs. William J. Whalen ’55Dr. & Mrs. Christopher M. Wilson ’42Mr. & Mrs. George W. WinsmanMr. & Mrs. Ernest A. Wright Jr ’86Mr. Robin V. Yohannan ’10Mr. Michael A. Zigahn ’10Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zuccarelli

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Please keep in your thoughts and prayers the families and friends of the deceased membersof the Iona Preparatory School community.

2010-2011Paul G. Abbate ’60 Edmund R. Auer ’50

Luca A. Cappelli, Jr. - father of Louis ’69 and Michael ’82, grandfather of Michael ’06 and Steven ’09Laurel Cornetta - Mother of Richard ’93

John A. Bartley ’38 John A. Betzig ’48 - grandfather of E. Connor ScanlonFerdinanda L. Booth - grandmother of Matthew ’14

Richard S. Ciacci ’87 - brother of Joseph ’80Robert James Crayhon ’79

Therese Creamer - wife of Thomas ’68Frances Delany - mother of Emmet ’74

Carmine R. DeSalvo - grandfather of Peter ’10 and Eric ’14 Donald F. Dolan - father of Patrick ’89 and Michael ’92

John G. Driscoll, CFCHelen English Burns - mother of Frank ’63 and Kevin ’71, grandmother of Tim Cashman ’04

Vincent E. FlynnCurly Foster - grandmother of Zachery Osbourne ’13

William G. Gallagher ’42 Eugene J. Gormley - father of Eugene

Sean A. Hoyt ’66 Thomas J. Jensen, CFC

Kathleen M. Kavanah - mother of faculty member, Kevin Kavanah Robert J. Kesser Jr. ’51 Hiver T. LeBlanc ’90

James P. Lilly - father of James ’81 (D), Brian ’82, Michael ’84, Sean ’86, Patrick ’90, Brenden ’94, Carmen Maldonado - grandmother of Joseph Noschese ’12 Pasquale Marsibilio - grandfather of Michael Scaglione

Msgr. Edward J. Mitty - uncle of faculty member, Frank Conroy ’75 Vincent J. Newman - father of Vincent ’89, Richard ’92 and Joseph ’99

Thomas O’Brien ’55 Alexander C. O’Donnell - father of John ’83

Fredrick H. Paulman ’38- father of Thomas ’70, grandfather of Thomas ’05 and father-in-law of faculty member Kevin Kavanah

George G. Ryan ’43 William A. Sullivan III ’61 - father of Brian ’86

Carl D. Trani - father of faculty member, Terri Maraglino

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Remembering Vincent FlynnOne of the many things that make Iona Prep so specialis its faculty members. Many of these faculty members have devoted decades of service toIona Prep. Vincent Flynn’s tenure at the Prep lasted almost four decades, between 1944and 1982. He began as a Latin and English teacher and served as vice principal during thelast 15 years of his tenure under Br. H. Michael Delaney and Br. James Liguori. Br. Liguorisaid, “Vincent was an extraordinary man who gave his whole adult life to the bettermentof Iona Prep.” Astonishingly, Mr. Flynn worked at three campuses in his 38 years at IonaPrep: Doorely Hall, Hagan Hall and the current campus on Wilmot Road. Vincent passedaway peacefully on January 21, 2011 at St. Camillus Nursing Home in Stamford, CT. Vincent was born in 1917 and in 1940 he married Kathryn O’Brien, who predeceased himin February 1994.

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es March 3 - Stamford Alumni ReceptionEnjoy a reception at Butterfield 8 in Stamford, CT for alumni and friends to learn about the great things happening at Iona Prep.

March 10 - Emerald Isle DinnerThis year’s Emerald Isle dinner will be held at the Fountainhead in New Rochelle. Iona Prepwill honor Mary Verni for her contributions to the Mothers’ Auxiliary.

April 6 - Career Day Alumni are welcomed back to visit and speak to students about their particular profession.

April 7 - Boston Alumni ReceptionGather with alums in the Boston area for a reception for alumni and friends to learn about thegreat things happening at Iona Prep.

April 16 - “Tear Up the Tully”Come enjoy a night of dinner, dancing and fun before renovations on the Tully gymnasium begin with the Bruce Springsteen tribute band, Tramps Like Us.

May 5 - Philadelphia Alumni Reception Enjoy a reception at Public House in Philadelphia, PA for alumni and friends to learn about the great things happening at Iona Prep.

May 12 - Hall of Fame DinnerThis year’s Hall of Fame dinner will be held at the Fountainhead in New Rochelle. Iona Prepwill induct Br. R.W. Harris ’62, Jan Mitchell and the 1967 undefeated football team.

For additional information about the above events, please contact Tom McGrath, advancement associate, at (914) 600-6188 or tmcgrath@ionaprep.org.