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ConnectionCHRISTIAN BROTHERS

SPRING 2020

A PUBLICATION FOR THE ALUMNI, PARENTS & FRIENDS OF CHRISTIAN BROTHERS HIGH SCHOOL

Crossing the Finish Line

CB Management TeamLorcan P. Barnes

President

Trina Koontz

Interim Principal

June McBride

Director of Finance

David Desmond ’94

Assistant Principal

Myra Makelim

Human Resources Director

Kristen McCarthy

Director of Admissions &

Communications

Nancy Smith-Fagan

Director of Advancement

Cecilia Powers

Dean of Students

Rose Ann Holmes

Student Activities Director

Dale Milton

Athletic Director

Jen Yearwood

Director of Campus Ministry

Dave Anderson ’07

English Teacher

Natalia Schorn ’00

English Teacher

Connection is a publication of

Christian Brothers High School.

The purpose of the magazine is to

strengthen the connection between

the school and alumni, parents and

friends; to cultivate community

support for assisting CB in its

operation and advancement; and

to recognize and thank supporters.

News items or articles for

consideration should be sent to:

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Board of Trustees

2019-2020 Board of Trustees: (Back row) David Walrath, Br. Dan Morgan, FSC, Dan Petrocchi ‘62, Don Fitzgerald (Vice Chair), Steve Mahaney ‘69 (Chair), Mary Ann Burford, Ron Metzker, (Front row) Dr. Heidi Harrison, Tracy Calvillo, Marianne Evashenk, Javier Plasencia ‘74, Margarita Fernandez

The Board of Trustees at Christian Brothers High School is comprised of 13 volunteers who

are alumni, parents of alumni, friends, educators and professionals dedicated to safeguard-

ing and advancing the school’s Lasallian Catholic college preparatory mission. Before

joining the Board of Trustees, candidates undergo training on Lasallian charism (history,

spirituality and philosophy of education) and Policy Governance – a model used by

Lasallian schools throughout the District of San Francisco New Orleans. In the 2019-20

school year, the board welcomed two new members, Margarita Fernandez and Ron

Metzker. Steve Mahaney ’69 serves in the role of chair and Don Fitzgerald is the vice chair.

The Policy Governance model comprises an inclusive, written set of goals for the

school, called Ends Policies, which guide the board in monitoring the performance of

the school through the President/CEO. Ends Policies help ensure that Christian

Brothers High School adheres to the vision of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and

the District of San Francisco New Orleans.

“Participating in the guidance of Christian Brothers High School has been very reward-

ing and inspiring for me,” says Chair Steve Mahaney ’69. “It is an honor to represent

the Brothers in helping fulfill their Lasallian mission of providing a superior education

to a diverse student body comprised of students from all backgrounds, races and

socio-economic levels. We are blessed to have a welcoming faculty and staff at CB

providing students with a safe and positive environment to learn, grow and blossom.”

“The members of the Board of Trustees donate their time and expertise, and are

dedicated to fulfilling the vision and responsibilities entrusted to us by the Brothers.

The Trustees are committed, talented and intelligent people with diverse backgrounds

all with the same goal of ensuring CB provides an excellent education for our students.

We are mindful of our school’s rich history and we embrace the opportunity to ensure

Christian Brothers High School remains the place to be.”

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Message From the President

Spring 2020

Dear Alumni, Families and Friends:

LORCAN P. BARNES, PRESIDENT

When we do return to campus, our students will enjoy CB’s

new athletic facilities including the Peter P. Bollinger ’57

Stadium (see page 3). In February, we celebrated the culmina-

tion of the Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I with the grand

opening and dedication of the facilities. Though our time using

the facilities has been limited, generations of students will

benefit from this incredible endeavor.

Economists and civic leaders by and large are predicting the

economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will be significant.

CB is financially strong. The school is not burdened by long-

term debt and we have modest reserves. Further, we have

no major deferred maintenance projects. Most importantly,

we have outstanding PEOPLE. In other words, we have been

careful stewards of the resources that have been entrusted

to our care.

Our conscientious stewardship over the years positions us to

ride out this storm. The Annual Report of Gifts (see page 27)

and list of donors reflects gifts received during the July 1, 2018

through June 30, 2019 time period. We are grateful to all the

alumni, families and friends of the school who share of their

resources to ensure that Christian Brothers High School

continues to thrive. Your generosity ensures that we are

positioned to maintain the CB tradition of excellent, value-

centered, Catholic, Lasallian education for generations

to come.

We pray that you all stay well and healthy.

Live Jesus in our hearts!

As I write this letter, campus is shuttered with faculty and staff

working from home as Sacramento and much of Northern

California come to grips with “stay at home” and “shelter in

place” orders. The directives came in just as Christian Brothers

High School had transitioned to Digital Learning Days. Our

teachers have risen to the occasion with creativity, determina-

tion and an inspirational spirit of collaboration. So, while there

is no substitute for the classroom experience and relationships

at the heart of our Lasallian Catholic community, I have no

doubt that quality instruction, personal connection and

learning will continue for as long as is necessary.

One of the distinguishing characteristics of the Lasallian

charism is practical innovation. St. John Baptist de La Salle was

known for looking at current realities and adjusting educational

services to meet the needs of students. He would be proud of

CB’s educators for their heroic work at reinventing Lasallian

Catholic education on very short notice.

We are blessed to have excellent teachers and a robust technol-

ogy program anchored by our iPad program and learning manage-

ment system, Schoology. Augmenting these are a host of online

platforms for meeting, connecting and sharing information. As we

see schools and districts throughout the nation, and in our own

community, struggling to identify ways to navigate and educate in

these uncertain times, we are profoundly grateful to be in a

position of strength. We are grateful for the families who entrust

us with the hearts and minds of their daughters and sons. And, we

are grateful for the generations of alumni, families and friends

whose generosity has allowed us to create and maintain a

phenomenal technology program that facilitates our rigorous

learning program, even in the most challenging of circumstances.

As always, we are anchored by our faith. Each morning, our

Director of Campus Ministry and members of our student

campus ministry team, God Squad, post a prayer to allow us to

begin each day as we do on campus, with a reminder that we are

always in the holy presence of God. This is followed by a “midday

moment” of reflection, mindfulness and gratitude.

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Christian Brothers High School Announces New PresidentChristian Brothers High School is pleased to announce the appointment of

Dr. Crystal LeRoy as President, effective July 1, 2020. Dr. LeRoy, who will be the fifth

president in school history, takes over for Lorcan Barnes who announced in July of

2019 that the 2019-20 school year would be his final year of service to the school.

She brings considerable experience as an educator and administrator to the role,

currently serving as Superintendent/Chief School Business Official of Kenilworth

Public Schools in Kenilworth, Illinois and adjunct professor at Northeastern

Illinois University. She holds a bachelor's degree in international relations from

Northwestern University and attained her master's degree in cultural education

and policy studies from Loyola University. She later earned her school business

official certification from Northern Illinois University before earning her doctorate

in educational administration and supervision from Loyola University.

This news is the culmination of a thoughtful and thorough process that began

with the formation of a Presidential Search Committee in September and

securing the services of an executive search firm later in the fall. Following an

extensive nationwide search and in-depth review of applications, 18 candidates

were identified and interviewed. Seven men and women advanced to a more

extensive interview after which three finalists were identified. The three finalists

were invited to meet with members of the community including parents, faculty

and staff members, alumni and other stakeholders. The Board of Trustees then

conducted an extensive interview with the candidates and concluded that

Dr. LeRoy will best serve the community.

“I am deeply honored and profoundly humbled to be invited to serve as President

of Christian Brothers High School,” says Dr. LeRoy. “The opportunity to unite my

Catholic faith with my vocation as an educator is a dream come true. To do so in the

rich and transformative Lasallian charism of the Christian Brothers is a blessing and

a trust that I hold sacred. I so look forward to working with the wonderful faculty,

staff, families, alumni and friends of the school to ensure that CB continues to be

a strong, vibrant and faith-filled community for generations to come.”

“Dr. LeRoy is a faith-filled and visionary leader,” says Board of Trustees President

Steve Mahaney ‘69. “We look forward to partnering with her as she leads the

school in living the tenets of our Lasallian Core Principles – faith in the presence

of God, quality education, inclusive community, respect for all persons, and

concern for the poor and social justice.”

Christian Brothers is looking forward to sharing more information about

Dr. LeRoy in the future.

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Announces New President

3 Crossing the Finish Line –

Completion of Securing the

Future Campaign – Phase I and

Grand Opening of the Peter

P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium

CAMPUS LIFE 8 CB Celebrates 143rd

Commencement

12 The Arts

13 Academics

14 Athletics

16 “Under the CB Big Top”

Family Dance

18 2019 Lasallian Educator

of the Year

20 32nd Annual Wine,

Beer & Food Extravaganza

24 CB Ambassadors Celebrate the

Past, Present and Future

26 Ambassadors of the Year

2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT 27 2018-2019 Annual Report

45 Statement of Financial Activities

ALUMNI LIFE 47 2019 Alumni Dinner

52 The La Salle Club’s Family &

Friends Golf Tournament

53 Reunions

60 In Memoriam

61 John Silva ’98 Memorial

Golf Tournament

62 Our Night with Harry Potter

63 Alumni News & Notes

69 Mark Your Calendars!

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Christian Brothers celebrates the completion of the

Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I and grand

opening of the Peter P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium.

Christian Brothers’ Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I

focused on raising $11.8 million to construct a synthetic turf field

and all-weather track, grow the school’s endowment for tuition

assistance and improve parking. In strategically planning for the

future, school leaders, in collaboration with community stake-

holders, architects and building professionals, created a bold

15-year campus master plan during the 2013-2014 academic

year. In just three years after the grand opening of the George

Cunningham ’40 Performing Arts Center, President Lorcan

Barnes publicly announced the campaign in the fall of 2017,

sharing the news at the annual Ambassadors’ Club Dinner.

Thanks to the generous gifts and support we have received

through the recent years, we are thrilled to announce that we

crossed the finish line in December 2019 and exceeded our

campaign goal. Alumni, families and friends have committed

an impressive $12.6 million in gifts and pledges.

CB BREAKS GROUND ON OUTDOOR ATHLETIC FACILITIES AND PARKING LOT

In July, earth moving equipment was brought in for site prepara-

tion work. Construction began during the summer as hardworking

crews simultaneously worked on the outdoor athletic facilities and

parking lot, with the ambitious goal of completing the parking lot

by the first day of school on August 14, 2019 – a goal successfully

completed. By the time students arrived on campus, 100 new

parking spots were readily available, ensuring more efficient

traffic flow and greater parking capacity.

Christian Brothers officially broke ground on the new outdoor

athletic facilities and parking lot on June 27, 2019. Excited students,

parents, alumni and stakeholders were in attendance on this

beautiful summer evening. Director of Advancement Nancy

Smith-Fagan and President Lorcan Barnes shared brief speeches

followed by a personal account by Lena Mikacich ’22, describing

her experience as a multi-sport student-athlete at CB playing

tennis and lacrosse, and how this new stadium will allow her, and

students like her, to be the best possible student-athlete they can

be. Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I Chair, Willie Nolan ’69,

spoke about the strong impact of volunteers on this campaign.

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GRAND OPENING OF THE PETER P. BOLLINGER ’57 STADIUM!

The Culmination of Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I

In commemoration and gratitude of the completion of the stadium,

the Christian Brothers community gathered to celebrate the

dedication, blessing and grand opening of the Peter P. Bollinger ’57

Stadium on February 27, 2020. The event began with a welcome

from Director of Advancement Nancy Smith-Fagan, followed by a

fantastic drumline performance and parade of student-athletes

proudly displaying their Falcon spirit. The American flag was

raised for the first time by members of the athletic department,

Gloria Barela, Melissa Flowers and Jake Hunley ‘96. Emily

Hancock ’20 performed a beautiful rendition of the national

anthem. Honorary alumnus, Msgr. Al O’Connor, presided over a

beautiful blessing ritual as the sun was setting in the background.

President Lorcan Barnes shared remarks about important

moments throughout the campaign and how the entire project

sustains the Christian Brothers mission well into the future.

“Our mission is to produce graduates who are

spiritually rich, morally courageous and intellectu-

ally distinguished,” says President Barnes.

“Athletics is a means to that end. Athletics engage

students in the life of their school.”

“At CB, athletics is more than just competition,”

states Dale Milton, athletic director. “We place the

emphasis on student-athletes, where academics

come first as sports are part of developing the whole

person. We believe that through sports, we help

young people develop skills that will serve them well

into the future – teamwork, sportsmanship, dedica-

tion, perseverance, and winning and losing gracefully.”

On behalf of the school, CB football players presented Mr.

Bollinger with a signed football commemorating the dedication

of the Peter P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium. “It is always a reflection

when you get older; what did your education do for you?”

reflects Mr. Bollinger. “In my case, it made a major difference in

my outlook for life, my approach to people, and the Christian

ethic. I’ve tried to carry that on for my entire life and I want to

thank Christian Brothers for giving me that opportunity…I love

Christian Brothers dearly.”

Lauren Towne ’20 shared how her student-athlete experience at

CB will help her in the next phase of her life, continuing her soccer

career at Gonzaga University, and expressed her gratitude for Mr.

Bollinger and donors like him for making the new athletic facilities

and improvements possible. Student-athletes then took to the

track and field for a celebration of athletic firsts, including the first

of many kick offs, throws, pitches, passes, and sprints to the finish

line. In celebratory fashion, attendees ended the evening by

enjoying delicious food truck eats on the plaza.

This joyous event marked the culmination of CB’s Securing the

Future Campaign – Phase I and an important project that has been

years in the making. The beautiful state-of-the-art multi-sport

stadium includes a turf field, all-weather six-lane track, stands for

1,200 fans, press box, digital scoreboard and lights. Included are

new and improved dugouts and field surface for softball, batting

cages for baseball, a JV baseball field, discus and shotput rings, a

welcoming entrance and a plaza for community gathering. We are

grateful for our partnership with Jackson Construction, who have

built every facility on the CB campus in the past 25 years.

The education of students extends

beyond the classroom into the

athletic arena. Our student-athletes

will now be able to train and

compete on facilities that match

their God-given gifts and talents.

They will grow personally and

physically in an environment that

challenges them to become the

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best person they can be. They will continue to hone their skills

in teamwork, leadership and perseverance. The CB community

will have a greater sense of pride and school spirit.

COMING FULL CIRCLE: PETER P. BOLLINGER ’57

In 1956, a seventeen-year-old student by the name of Peter P.

Bollinger ’57 walked onto the newly opened campus of Bishop

Armstrong High School in Oak Park looking forward to running

track and playing on the brand-new football field. Little did this

“All-City, all-Catholic” student-athlete imagine that in 2020 a

state-of-the-art track and field would bear his name. The alumnus

has come full circle, making a transformative gift to his alma mater

to help fund the construction of the Peter P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium.

Bollinger began his high school education at Christian Brothers at

the 21st and Broadway location, before moving to the new

Bishop Armstrong campus in Oak Park, the first year it opened.

According to Bollinger, Bishop Armstrong’s first principal, Brother

Gabriel, certainly had his hands full. “This large cohesive group of

young men had to adjust to the presence of females. It took a

long time for us to settle in,” he recalls with a laugh. “He took the

brunt of our rebellions and handled it very well.” When Bollinger

wasn’t in the classroom, he was busy with co-curricular activities.

A multi-sport varsity athlete, he excelled at track, football and

basketball. He was also Bishop Armstrong’s first student council

president. Bollinger remembers his high school years fondly.

“I treasure the education I received from the Brothers,” states

Bollinger. “The biggest lesson I carried with me from school

was the value of honesty and simply, treating other people how

you would want to be treated. My parents, grandparents and

the school all taught me the importance of this value and I’ve

carried it with me all my life.”

After high school, Bollinger went on to attend Sacramento State

University and make his mark on the Sacramento region

through commercial development. He became a world traveler

and an avid hunter and fisherman. Along the way, his family

grew to include children and an abundance of grandchildren.

“Family is very important to me,” states Bollinger. “I always find

great joy in having the whole family together.”

Even after his time at Bishop Armstrong, Bollinger continues to

be a proponent and supporter of Lasallian Catholic education.

“One of the things that impresses me most about CB is its

longevity,” says Bollinger. “I have witnessed big changes in

Catholic education through the years and CB is on an ascending

trajectory. I am encouraged by the fact that CB is doing so well.

It’s important to keep the school and the scholastic level where

it is, so the tradition goes on.”

Bollinger’s gift to the Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I is,

indeed, helping to ensure that the tradition goes on. “I can’t say

enough how grateful we are for Mr. Bollinger’s incredible

generosity,” says President Lorcan Barnes. “His transformative

gift is a testament to the Brothers who touched his heart in the

1950s and a gift to current and future Falcons. Not only does

his gift help give our students a facility that matches their

God-given gifts, it positions CB well for future growth.”

When asked about the inspiration behind his decision to give so

generously, Bollinger explains, “I felt obligated to give. I owe the

school, the community and the Brothers so much. Everything I got

out of the school, I felt I should give something back.” In recogni-

tion of the important role CB has played in his life, Bollinger’s

generous gift will help the school continue to provide that same

formative experience to students today and future generations.

To sum it all up, Bollinger notes, “There’s a real love for the

school by a large cadre of people. I am happy to be able to give

back. It’s a very positive feeling for me to be able to do this.”

TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM RECEIVES BOOST FROM ENDOWMENT COMMITMENTS

Recent fundraising efforts were not limited to construction alone.

Through the Securing the Future Campaign – Phase I, Christian

Brothers has received $2.6 million in commitments for the school’s

endowment for tuition assistance. We believe every student,

regardless of economic status, deserves a quality education. With

an enduring commitment to service to the poor, CB is the region’s

leader in tuition assistance, providing $2.8 million to 421 students

in the 2019-20 school year. Nationally, only 51% of low incoming

students attend college. At CB, we are proud to say 99% of our

low-income students attend college. Tuition assistance creates

educational opportunities and breaks the cycle of poverty.

We are grateful to all volunteers and donors at every giving

level for their support of CB in the Securing the Future Campaign –

Phase I. Thank you for helping build the foundation of the

school’s future.


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Champions$1,000,000 +Peter P. Bollinger '57 &

Audrey L. BollingerThea Stidum

Catalysts$500,000 to $999,999Diocese of Sacramento,

Bishop Jaime SotoThe Estate of Gordon '64 &

Susan Scott

Visionaries $250,000 to $499,999Great Grandchildren of

George FullerJeff HallstenJulian '54 & Diane HoltLynda & John Jackson Jr. ‘68Greg & Carole KassisRich & Connie KoppesSteve '69 & Kathleen MahaneyDick '58 & Jody † MooneyWillie '69 & Sheila NolanDan '62 & Hollis PetrocchiBill '68 & Elaine '68 SchaedlerRichard Sherman '57Chuck '65 & Sally SylvaFrank ‘71 † & Carrie Vellutini

Standard Bearers$100,000 to $249,999Anonymous (2)Clark '62 & Claudia '63 AldrichLon '73 & Mary Ann BurfordCaroline Cabias &

Alisa Mosman '08Ralph & Antoinette de

Vere WhiteThe Estate of Alan Fenech '62Leo '55 & Gayle GranucciThe William G. Irwin

Charity FoundationThe La Salle ClubNick '59 & Jo Anne MooreJohn & Susan Nunan

The O'Hearn FamilyBill '73 & Helen PiersonBob '48 & Mercedes SlakeyThe Walrath Family

Advocates$50,000 to $99,999Anonymous (3)Anonymous, Class of '59Devon Atlee & Francine

Bianchini AtleeRebecca Baumann &

Daniel McVeighDarci & Karl BergerThe Christianson FamilyGail Bartus Compton '62Dennis Cook & Susan Lamb CookKathleen Separovich Davis '63Mark & Carmen DeSimoneJohn '77 & Judy DonovanThe Gormley FamilyLarry & Terri GurySue & Marty HaleyMike '65 & Kate Ingoglia Shirley & John IngogliaThe Estate of Emil IslerTom & Maria JohnsonJerry '73 & Becky KarverJim '59 & Debi KassisWilliam "Tom" Keating '62The Khaira FamilyJerry '53 & Rosemary KirreneKent '69 & Betsy '71 LiegingerBrock '85 & Amy LittlejohnJoel '62 & Carolyn '63 LucichThe Kirk & Mary Messick FamilyDavid '61 & Susan MurphyDon '64 & Pam MurphyAndrea & Fred NotewareCarl '65 & Mary Jane PanattoniSam '77 & Mari ParinoCheryl Lyles & Adham SbeihDr. Gregory &

Mrs. Carmelita SmithThomas Flynn & Rita SpillaneThe Splinter Family TrustSal "Chado" '52 & Janet Vasquez

Partners$25,000 to $49,999AnonymousSusan Bitar, Sophia '14 &

Aaron '18 DavisThe Castillo FamilyThe Estate of Msgr. James

Church '50Jack '67 & Sandra CortiThe Eliopoulos Family —

Ted, Kelli, Antonia & OliviaMichael & Marianne EvashenkDon & Kathy FitzgeraldJohn Fondale '83Tim & Nancy GoldthwaiteKassandra & George GoughRobert '55 & Carolyn '57

GranucciKen '54 & Marolyn '57 HarrisDave Higgins '54Mary & Roger HornsbyJack & Ellie KasbergenKeith & Gina KetcherKevon & Susan LarsonLarry '62 & Karen MariettiJim '58 & Barbara MikacichDarren & Coleen MoreheadLarry & Kathy '60 O'ConnorKevin & Jill RalphJohn & Denise RoseButch ’60 and Eileen SchueringThe Shetler FamilyJohn Silva '98 Memorial

Golf TournamentLincoln '95 & Aga SnyderDr. Jeffrey &

Mrs. Marijoyce StengerBryan & Kara Turner Chris & Dee VrameAsa '51 † & Sue WhetstoneTammy & Kevin WilcoxThe Wong Family, Alice 18 &

Riley '16 Wong

Up to $25,000Anonymous (4)Peter & Donna AdamBrittany Adkins-WilliamsDonald '66 &

Catherine AgostinelliCarla '04 & Evan AlbrightDave Anderson '07Bill & Sarah AyresAmanda & Jesse BallJeffrey Barbour & Karen SkeltonGloria BarelaLorcan & Patti BarnesSteve '78 & Susan BarsantiEd Bellinger '74Ken '74 & Jill BennettNicholas & Lori BonsignoreEstate of James "Jim" Boock '39Robert & Cynthia BoriskinMary BowersNatalie Boylan '09Lisa BronsonNicole & David BrousseauBarney '62 & Patricia BrustMargaret BuggyJoshua '98 & Darci CalistaJacqueline Calkin &

Chris BagatelosRalph & Tracy CalvilloTomas Capogreco '86Mark '76 & Susan CappelloDan '71 & Gloria CarmazziMarilyn CarmazziCarpenters Union Local 586

Scholarship FundCheryl CarrilloJohn '70 & Barbara CaselliChrys CassettaIsaac '82 & Deanne '83 CastanedaSergio Castillo '17The Catholic Foundation of the

Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.Stephen Cernicky '66Keith '82 & Rosanne CherryRonald & Elaine Chew

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Erin Clifton '98Steven & Sherry CohenSarah '99 & Tim ColwellAlan '61 & Mary Lynn CordanoJeffrey † & Deborah CoxScott & Elizabeth CoynerLeland & Stacey CrawfordMorgan Dahl-Tigue '09 &

Aleks TigueMike '67 & Leda DeAngelisJames '45 & JoAnn DelaneyDanny '79 & Dorothy DelgadoDavid '94 & Michelle DesmondHal & Cathy DeVeraArmando '94 & Rachel DiazPaul '60 & Mary DomyancicAdam DorseyJulian Elorduy '03 & Kaila NilesTom & Priscilla EnglishMike & Kathleen FarmerMichael '61 & Diane FassnachtHector & Charlotte FernandezKieran & Marty FitzpatrickCheryl FlahertyMichael '76 & Lorie FriasGloria GabrielliPatti GallagherLisa GaymanKevin & Mary GordonRona GordonCynthia & Phil GrajedaJim & Stacey GranucciFrank & Gigi GrapéMichael GrowJoe & Teresa GuilhermeThomas Guro '03David Hall & Amanda Vine HallGordon '50 & Mary HallTodd & Victoria HambrookRon & Michele HamiltonMike Hanly '51Erin & Brett HanshewKelly Harrington '83Philip Slater & Heidi HarrisonAnne & Patrick HartyMike Havey '69Paul Havey '81Patrick HayesCourtney & Michael HendryJim & Brenda Heng

Noel & Mary HesserBrendan '95 & Lisa HoganRose Ann & Ken HolmesDavid '99 & Danielle HolquinMichael & Megan HoodRobert & Christa HorstJake '96 & Emily '97 HunleyBill '76 & Nina IliffFrancis '57 & Irene IngrahamJohn & Paula JacksonVeronica Jackson '98Michael & Karen JedrzynskiRobert & Regina JohnsonHolly KellerLoretta KenneyChristine & Tim KerrBryan & Ann KoenigKolby & Steven KuhnMark & Monica LaBriolaEilleen Le '12Steve '65 & Karen LegarraVincent & Lauren LeporiniLisa '95 & David LevasseurKen '71 & Francesca LewisSteve & Peggy LiuAlberto Lopez '98Joseph '79 & Leslie LormanBrian '72 & Nancy MahaneyMyra & Scott MakelimMike '72 & Renee '76 MalakiTravis MaslenSam & Gina McAdamJune McBride & Craig ThurmondMichael '80 & Kristen McCarthyMelissa McClellanBob McConnellVince '72 & Linda McDonaldEmily & Paul McDougallKevin '74 & Leslie McGovernFindlay & Carole McIntoshRev. Brendan McKeefryTraci '83 & Will McMullenTom '78 & Julie McNamaraJohn & Sue McNameeJoanne McShaneJudith MetteStanley '82 & Maureen MetteStephen Meyer &

Mary Louise FlintTom & Janet Meyer

Dale & Lori MiltonDaniel & Nellie '61 MonahanFrank '55 & Marcia MooneyLarry Morla '08George & Jana '99 MorrisKim Muljat '98Adriana Mundo Herald &

Michael HeraldFr. Frantisek & Kimberly MurinKirk '77 & Diana MurphyAmy NeffCasey & Leah NewtonChristopher &

Jacqueline ObmannTim '68 & Phyllis O'BrienRev. Msgr. Albert O'ConnorGearoid & Kathleen O'NeillKaren Padilla '98Paul & Claudia PageJerad & Amanda PattersonRoss & Julie PeabodyCorine PekariLinda '74 & Mark PelettaJimmy '02 & Angeline PiersonSusanne PiersonJavier '74 & Betty PlasenciaJorge '73 & Nellie '78 PlasenciaRich '63 & Bonnie PolettiJeff & Pam PostWilliam & Joy PrevostKirk & Suzyn PurdyJoann QuestaKevin & Jill RalphGreg & Gail ReedLarry '91 & Shannon ReelPaul RieschickJohn & Yolanda Riley-PortalMatthew '97 & Jessica RobinsonMarcus & Annette RomaniRoger & Ann RomaniStephanie RoybalKelly & Hugh SaffordDan & Kathy SalazarNoel '76 & Annette '78 SanchezRick & Rocio SandovalJerry '59 & Cathy ScharoschMarilyn ScheidRobert Scheid '44Albert O. Schluer Family TrustNatalia '00 &

Mathew '02 Schorn

Vincent SchreiberRolf & Lisa SchumannDennis '66 & Sharon '68

SequeiraMarian ShackelJeremiah ShecklerAnne SheehanJames & Joyce ShetlerJames Simmons & Helen TravisAlice '62 & Michael SmithReginald & Deanna SmithNancy & Kevin Smith-FaganDan '72 & Vickie SmolichPaul & Linda SnyderJoe & Annette SousaKevin '86 & Angela SpeaseMary Alice '99 & Mark SpinelliDave & Susanne StirlingCecilia & Tony Sullivan-PowersAnna & Christopher

Symkowick-RoseBrock & Christina ThayerDiane & Victor TolomeoYolanda TorrecillasJames & Ann TracyKevin '73 & Susan ValineKevin & Kyra van den BogertGina '84 & Jeff VanacoreAnnie VanenburgPhilip '65 & Carole VercruyssenViking SteelOscar '84 & Katie VillegasKarnail & Doreen VirkRachel Wallin '58Danny & Tracey WalshJames & Maureen WanketMoira WarmerdamMark & Jan WarrenArthur '46 & Margaret WehrEllen Willow & Jeff WilsonStuart Wiseman & Keeva

Coe-WisemanKelsey Wong '11Sean & Nancy WongBecky '02 & Adam WoodsDavid & Kerry YoukerChuck & Patricia ZannettiDenis '71 & Dona ZilaffFred Znider '61


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Christian Brothers High School cele-

brated its 143rd commencement on

Friday, May 24, awarding diplomas

to graduating seniors and adding 263

young men and women to its renowned

ranks of alumni.

The day began with Baccalaureate Mass at the

Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament officiated by

the Most Reverend Bishop Jaime Soto. Following

mass, graduates and their families enjoyed a

luncheon at school and celebrated graduation that

evening at the Sacramento Memorial Auditorium.

The evening proved to be the ideal ending to four

years of hard work and fond memories. Senior

class president, Evdokia Tsiopos (School of the

Art Institute of Chicago) served as master of

ceremonies. Nicholas Kennedy (University of

California, Santa Barbara) provided the salutatory

address with Alanna O’Neill (Pomona College)

serving as valedictorian. CB’s class of 2019

instrumentalists earned a loud roar of applause

for their vibrant rendition of Bruno Mars’

“Finesse” followed by a performance of Charlie

Puth’s “One Call Away” by Honors Vocal Jazz.

Kennedy’s overall theme in his salutatory address

was love, stating “Everything is love. From the

minute I showed up on this campus, I was shown

love. Each and every lunch that I spent with a

new group of people who sat with me and gave

their friendship to me, expecting nothing in

return, was an act of love. The teachers and the

staff who have dedicated their lives to making

Christian Brothers what it is – a community and a

home for so many – have done so out of tremen-

dous love. Every time we showed up to a sporting

event, went to a dance, volunteered or went on

retreat, we did so out of love. All of us, this whole

class, have been so generous and so giving of

ourselves in ways that continue to surprise and

impress me. And I’m comfortable in knowing that

that’s not something that ends tonight. It’s inside

each of us. That love goes wherever we go.”

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1. Aidi Kris Li, Kelliah Tarver, Elias Vallejo

2. Benjamin Kessler, Sam Seiler, Miguel Menchaca, Keaton Kirrene

3. Gavin Alder, David Lucas, Weston Shafto

4. Macy Richey, Annabella Rolleri

5. Katie Williams, Georgiana Prevost

6. Kamaal Yusef, Tyler Green, Graeme Farrell, Andrew Dettling, Justin Kim, Andrew Constancio, Dominic Poletti

7. Carmen Singer, David Lucas

8. Seth Scott, Claire Ramos

9. Kaleo Mark, Haley Egger, Evan Recanzone, Alexandria Angel

10. Kate Reyes, Aria Clark, Isabel Arellano

11. Alyce Munoz, Ariana Castillo, Elise Ledesma, Poppy Ruyak, Taylor Hammond

12. Jasper Absher, Joaquin Romero, Emma Davis

13. Dior Dupavillon, Gina Matista

14. Luisa Gomez, Marissa Villasenor-Alvarado, Mina Sheikh

15. Robert Murti Jr., Brandon Wiggin, Anthony Zavala

16. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, Alanna O’Neill, President Lorcan Barnes, Principal Chris Orr

17. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, Callie Kendall, Jakob Uebelhoer, President Lorcan Barnes, Principal Chris Orr

18. Samuel Korbs, Ayumi Alden

19. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, Allie Hock, President Lorcan Barnes, Principal Chris Orr

20. Connor Christopher, Pavan Singh

21. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, John Duncan, Sofia Nguyen, President Lorcan Barnes, Principal Chris Orr

22. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, Carmen Singer, President Lorcan Barnes, Principal Chris Orr

23. Board of Trustees Chair David Walrath, President Lorcan Barnes, Chace Gallup, Chance Sims, Athletic Director Dale Milton, Principal Chris Orr

24. Brady Johnson, Lucas Vallejo, Jelani Morton

25. Katalina Wong, Callie Kendall, John Duncan, Isa Carrillo, Tyra Thompson, Larson Dana, Cece Sidley, Thadeus Nazareno, Alberto Mujica

26. Jennifer Lee, Gabrielle Downey, Allie Hock, Casey Koenig, Hallie Mikacich, Grant Birkle, Marian Shackel, Haley Strack, Tristan Kimball, Alanna O’Neill, Emma Talley, Nicholas Kennedy, Jacob Dong

27. Ha Phuong Ling Sophie Tran, Siena Mazza, Desiree Gutierrez

28. Jacomo Latino, Karina Brouwer

29. Naya Jones, Shea Harrington, Isabella Latino

30. Jessica Hennelly, Eric Cano, Adrian Avedano

31. Greg Penalba, Drew Blessing, Angel Castillo, Joseph Lee, Devin Hoff

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27th Annual La Salle Art ExhibitOn display at the 27th Annual La Salle Art Exhibit was

artwork created by Christian Brothers’ talented students, faculty

and staff. The exhibit was held in CB’s Taylor Family Gallery on

April 26, 2019. Congratulations to Siena Mazza ’19 for earning

Best of Show for her vibrant oil on canvas piece, “I Refuse to

Hear You Until You Decide to Hear Me.” Raquel Silva ’21 took

first place for her entry titled “Christina.” Ella Geronimo ’21

earned both second and third places for her oil pastel piece,

“Centered,” and colored pencil artwork, “Triple the Fun.”

1. Siena Mazza ‘19

2. Raquel Silva ‘21

3. Ella Geronimo ‘21

4. Ella Geronimo ‘21

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CB TAKES HOME EIGHT ELLY AWARDS!After a year of exceptional productions,

Christian Brothers’ theatre program

earned 17 Elly Award nominations for

the fall 2018 musical, “Singin’ in the

Rain” and the spring 2019 production,

“The Martian Chronicles.”

The Elly Awards, presented by the

Sacramento Area Regional Theatre

Alliance, acknowledge and honor

outstanding local artistic achievements.

This year’s Elly Awards Ceremony was

held on September 8, 2019. Christian

Brothers took home eight awards for

“Singin’ in the Rain,” the most the school

has ever received in a single year,

including the coveted Best Overall

Musical award.

2019 Christian Brothers Youth Elly Award Winners

• Female Lead, Musical: Ana

Riley-Portal ’19

• Male Lead, Musical: Spencer

Fitzpatrick ’20

• Supporting Female, Musical:

Mallory Davis ’19

• Sound Design: Jack Flynn ’20

• Costume Design: Michael D.

Jackson

• Direction: Michael D. Jackson

• Lighting Design: Heather

Christianson ’01

• Best Overall Production,

Musical: “Singin’ in the Rain”


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ACADEMIC DECATHLONIn February, the CB Academic Decathlon team competed at the

2020 Sacramento County Academic Decathlon. The students

had been studying since May in preparation for a day of tests,

speeches, interviews and the Super Quiz. The CB team placed

sixth overall and nine students earned individual medals for their

phenomenal achievements.

• Emily Sperring ‘20: Silver in Art, Bronze in Social Science,

Bronze in Science, Gold in Literature, Bronze in Super Quiz,

Top Scoring Team Member, Team Leadership Award

• Mikaela Dacanay ‘20: Bronze in Essay, Bronze in Speech

• Abigail Chapuis ‘20: Bronze in Interview, Silver in Super Quiz

• Caroline Milar ‘21: Silver in Interview

• Brandt Porteus ‘20: Silver in Speech

• Nick Fernandez ‘20: Bronze in Interview

• Siena Schumaker ‘20: Bronze in Literature

• Grace Larsen-Anderson ‘20: Bronze in Literature

• Zachary Dong ‘21: 9th Place for Additional Decathletes

CB Model United NationsIn January, CB’s Model United Nations team competed at the

Santa Clara Valley Model United Nations Conference at Santa

Teresa High School. The team of 11 students had a rewarding

experience representing Pakistan and Gabon. Gio DelPiero ‘20,

representing Pakistan on the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural

Committee (SOCHUM) committee, received a verbal commenda-

tion for his diligent work promoting self-sovereignty and protecting

human rights in Palestine. Asa Dolbow Vann ‘21 and Kamron

Soltani ‘21, representing the delegation of Gabon during the 1998

Ethiopian-Eritrean conflict, both earned honorable mention

awards for their contributions on the Historical Security Council.

CB SCIENCE OLYMPIADAfter months of studying, experiments and

preparation, the CB Science Olympiad team

competed in the Sacramento Regional

Science Olympiad at Mira Loma High School

in March and tied for 10th place out of 31

teams. The team competed in categories

including Earth & Space Science; Inquiry &

Nature of Science; Life, Personal & Social

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Kira McKechnie ’15 Named Head Softball Coach

Christian Brothers High School is pleased

to announce that Kira McKechnie ’15

has been selected to lead its softball

program as varsity head coach. A

Christian Brothers alumna, McKechnie

played varsity softball all four years

during her time at CB, where she earned

All-League three years consecutively and

was named the Cal-Hi D3 Athlete of the

Year, among other accolades. She later

played for Fresno State University and

University of Texas at El Paso, earning

C-USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll both

years she was at UTEP. During her time

at UTEP, she pitched a total of 243

innings with 181 strikeouts, a .262

opponent batting average, 14 wins, and

15 complete games. Throughout her

college career, she ran camps to help

young girls with their pitching and hitting

skills. Her experience also includes

hosting softball clinics in the Sacramento

Area. She graduated from UTEP in

December 2019 with a bachelor’s degree

in multidisciplinary studies.

McKechnie takes over for Chad Clay

who retired after an extensive softball

coaching career. “I’m excited to return

to my alma mater and build on the

success and tradition of the Christian

Brothers High School softball program,”

says McKechnie.

“I’m thrilled to have Kira back at Christian

Brothers in a coaching position,” says

Dale Milton, athletic director. “She brings

an understanding of what it takes to be a

student-athlete, our Lasallian charism,

and a passion for developing lifelong

skills in young adults. The future looks

bright for Falcon softball.”

Falcon Athletes Becoming College AthletesCongratulations to our stellar student-athletes who signed NCAA National

Letters of Intent to continue their athletic careers at the college level:

• Alex Bagatelos ’20: Crew at University

of San Diego

• Rafael Burgos ‘20: Football at

Southern Oregon University

• Sara Cruz ’20: Soccer at

San Francisco State

• Carly Krause ’20: Golf at

Rockhurst University

• Max Martinez ’20: Baseball at

Kansas University

• Katherine Phipps ’20: Crew at

San Diego State University

• Julian Rodriguez ’20: Football at

University of San Diego

• Bria Shine ’20: Basketball at UC Davis

• Lauren Towne ’20: Soccer at

Gonzaga University

• Johnny White III ’20: Soccer at Life

Pacific University

We are proud of your hard work in

academics and athletics and are excited

for your continued success!

Falcons Dominate on the Court

The women’s varsity basketball team had an 11-1

league record, winning the Capital Athletic League

Championship. They advanced to the Section Finals,

winning 50-33 to take home the 2019-2020 CIF

Sac-Joaquin Division III Section Championship –

the third in four seasons.

The team also had their second consecutive win

against St. Francis in a 50-44 contest at the annual

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Falcons Bring Home the Win at Holy BowlThe Christian Brothers Falcons brought home

the victory at Holy Bowl XLIX on September 14,

2019 in a hard-fought 30-27 win against the

Jesuit Marauders. The feeling at Hughes

Stadium was nothing short of high energy and

genuine happiness as coaches and players

hugged each other and CB fans rushed the field.

Prior to the varsity game, Reed Mercer ’20

and Jackson Ryan ’20 were honored with

student-athlete awards by the Great

American Rivalry Series.

The team also excelled in the classroom,

tying for first as the 2019-2020 Sac Joaquin

Section Football Academic Champions with

a cumulative 3.33 GPA.

Women’s Tennis Takes Home First Capital Athletic League Championship

For the first time in CB history, the women’s tennis team are the

Capital Athletic League champions, finishing the season with a 7-1

league record and 12-1 overall record. The last league title was earned

as a member of the Capital Valley Conference in 2010.

Women’s Volleyball Wins Fifth Consecutive Capital Athletic League ChampionshipThe team was undefeated in the league

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“Under the CB Big Top” Family DanceThe circus was in town at Christian

Brothers at the January 25 Family

Dance! From clowns to bearded ladies,

the evening was nothing short of the

greatest show in town and a fun night

for all ages. Families enjoyed scrump-

tious desserts from Ettore’s Bakery &

Café and Freeport Bakery and danced

the night away with DJ Hightop.

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An alumnus of Christian Brothers, Capogreco

(best known as ‘Cap’) found his way back to

CB unexpectedly.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in Spanish from California State

University, Sacramento and later attended school in Guadalajara,

México for his master’s degree in Spanish. Through the program,

he got the opportunity to teach English at a local high school,

where he fell in love with teaching. After completing his master’s

program, he returned to the states and worked in a lumber yard

as he took his passion for teaching to the next level in the

teaching credential program at Chapman University. One day, a

coworker showed him a Spanish teacher job posting, which

happened to be a position at his high school alma mater.

Capogreco made a call to CB, scheduled an interview for the

next day, earned the job on the spot in the fall of 1994, and

hasn’t looked back. “It’s awesome to come back and teach at

2019 Lasallian Educator of the Year

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the place I went to and give back to the community that gave

me my high school education,” reflects Capogreco. “I enjoy

working with former teachers.”

During his 26 years at the school, he has taught Spanish II, III,

and IV, and is involved with the KBFT senior video class,

which had begun as a video club in the 90s. Sarah Slakey

Colwell ’99 had asked him to be the club moderator and the

club soon took off in popularity, later being incorporated into

what is now KBFT. Capogreco also formerly moderated the

junior class council, Black Student Union for 10 years,

Lasallian Youth, and the study abroad program where he took

students on Mexican and European learning excursions. He

annually attends the Student Television Network (STN)

Convention for KBFT and currently participates in the

Diversity and Inclusion Committee, VENAVER and Kairos

retreats (even before the Kairos retreat program began),

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Happy Retirement!Thank you Jill Bennett for your 29 years of dedicated

service! We are grateful for your service to the

students of Christian Brothers High School and for

the many “miracles” you performed. We wish you

happiness and God’s blessings as you enjoy retirement.

“To touch the hearts and minds of your pupils and to inspire them with the Christian spirit is the greatest miracle you can perform and one God expects of you.”

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colleagues at Open Mic Night. With music being a large part

of his life, Capogreco is known for incorporating music into his

lesson plans as well.

His ability to connect with students begins instantly in the

classroom. “The most important part about Cap is his heart,” says

Anthony Sweha ’19. “He doesn’t just teach you, he cares about you.

Cap never fails to spread positive energy wherever he is.”

The connection he has with his students extends beyond their four

years at Christian Brothers. When there’s a Wine, Beer & Food

Extravaganza or a CB 10- and 20-year reunion, there’s Capogreco.

“His heart touches everyone with whom he has contact,” notes

Tom English. “This is continually evident in the vast number of

alumni who seek him out at school social functions many years

after they have graduated. The alumni are all there to tell him what

they are doing with their lives and expressing thanks for the

connection he had with them while they were students. And most

importantly, because of his unending care for his students, he is

interested in and cares about everything they are telling him and

everything they are doing.”

Having taken part in a wide variety of activities, groups, and

events, Capogreco has gotten to know a significant number of

students both in and out of the classroom over the years. If it’s

not the rock n’ roll shirt, leather jacket, boots, and the long hair

that people remember about him, it’s certainly the infamous

wall of photos of former and current students in his classroom

dating back to his first year of teaching at CB. What begun

simply as students wanting to bring in and share pictures with

him turned into an elaborate display that everyone wants to be

a part of. “Cap’s wall is the manifestation of his importance to

the CB community: he loves and cherishes the personal bonds

he has with his students,” states Sweha.

Capogreco’s sincere dedication, love, and compassion for his

students, colleagues, and the Christian Brothers community

are among the numerous reasons why he is CB’s 2019 Lasallian

Educator of the Year.

“He doesn’t just teach you, he cares about you. Cap

never fails to spread positive energy wherever he is.”

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32nd Annual

The Christian Brothers Wine, Beer

& Food Extravaganza is the annual

party with a purpose that’s not to

be missed.

Each September, CB alumni, friends and families

enjoy a vibrant evening of Sacramento’s excellent

food, libations, entertainment and fellowship.

Attendees enjoyed samples from 53 vendors in

the wine garden and 54 beer garden vendors. In

its 32nd year, the event generated a record-break-

ing $187,000 in support of tuition assistance at CB.

A big thank you to Mike Genovese, Lon Burford '73

and Kelly Brothers for their continued support as

the event's Presenting Sponsor.

Attendees of the Private Reserve Tasting had the

special opportunity to arrive an hour before the

main event and enjoy exclusive food and drinks. A

live performance by Mark Wellendorf ‘83 provided

tunes to set the mood on the Mary Lawn. Rolf

Schumann, Tomas Capogreco ’86 and Christian

Bohm served as “CB-lebrity” bartenders.

The popular Cigar Bar, sponsored by Northern

California Carpenters Union, hosted a variety of

quality cigars and bourbon tastings. The Kyle

Tuttle ‘05 Band provided the entertainment on

the wine lawn stage. Uptown Funk, the electrify-

ing Bruno Mars tribute band from Los Angeles,

performed on the beer garden stage on Koppes

Plaza, resulting in nothing short of fun and

high energy.

“This evening is phenomenal for many reasons, most

importantly the huge impact it has on our tuition

assistance program in supporting and giving more

students the opportunity to have a quality educa-

tion at Christian Brothers," says CB President

Lorcan Barnes. “This event would not have been

possible without the behind the scenes work by

event chair Rick Pires ‘79, Events Coordinator Joan

Schubert ‘00, Director of Advancement Nancy

Smith-Fagan, Director of Alumni Giving Yolanda

Torrecillas, and a dedicated group of alumni,

volunteers and vendors.”

Special thanks to our Presenting Sponsor,

Genovese Burford & Brothers, for their ongoing

generous support of the event as well as all of our

sponsors. Thank you to the classes of 1982, 1983,

1984, and 1989, and the Athletic Department for

hosting food and drink tables. Save the date for

next year's party with a purpose on Friday,

September 18, 2020.

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Presenting Sponsor

• Genovese Burford & Brothers

Stage Sponsors

• The Jones Family

• Hilbers Inc.

Cigar Bar Sponsor

• Northern California Carpenters Union

Venue Sponsors

• Schetter Electric, Inc.

• Western Health Advantage

• Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting, Inc.

• El Dorado Savings Bank and the Blucher Family

• Duane’s Body and Paint Collision Repair

• OK Tire and Automotive

• Encompass Managed Print Services

• DNLC Attorneys at Law

• Mel Rapton Honda

• The Nunan Family

• Royal Electric

• Rex Moore

• Inter-Cal Real Estate/Loehmann’s Plaza

Patron Sponsors

• BB&K Best Best & Krieger Attorneys at Law

• BOS Sheet Metal Inc.

• The Gormley Family

• The Christian Brothers Board of Trustees

Additional support from:

• Medic Ambulance Co.

• ShowBiz Event Lighting

• Nugget Markets

Our gratitude to:

• The Event Committee and all our volunteers

• Rick Pires ’79, event chair

“This event would not have been possible without the behind

the scenes work by event chair Rick Pires ‘79, Events Coor-

dinator Joan Schubert ‘00, Director of Advancement Nancy

Smith-Fagan, Director of Alumni Giving Yolanda Torrecillas,

and a dedicated group of alumni, volunteers and vendors.”

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2. Mark Wellendorf ‘83

3. Maureen Smith, Sylvia Olds

4. Jackie & CJ Obmann

5. Rolf Schumann, Tomás Capogreco ’86, Christian Bohm

6. Dawn & Kevin Williams

7. Anne ’83 & Ed Chapuis

8. Carol Mitchell-Ratliff, Carrie Bray

9. Virginia Sabedra, Yoli Manzo

10. Pedro Rivera, Charles Lawlor ‘04, Cambi Brown, Bill Roach, Shirley Liu, Chris Vargas, Patrick Harbison ’98

11. Eric ’82 & Eileen Edelmayer

12. John Scherer, Steve ‘69 & Kathleen Mahaney, Suzie Scherer

13. Ted & Sue Olson, Lisa Smiley, Tom Jones

14. Lincoln Snyder ’95, Vanessa Becker, Aga Snyder

15. Brielle Cruz-Vega ’13, Alyssa Landeros ’16, Rossana Rapton, Charles Lawlor ’04, Patrick Harbison ’98

16. John & Kate Lockwood, Mike Genovese, Kelly & Augusta Brothers, Alex Brown, Cynthia & Nathan Torinus

17. Erin & Brett Hanshew

18. Mike Marengo, Brandon & Monica Castillo, Curtis Rapton

19. Kristin Iverson, Trina & Peter Hirsig, Michael Faust, Jean Rodriguez, Kristin Faust

20. Russell Ost, Julie Gallardo, Mike Valine, Michelle Polli

21. Denise Petkus, Fr. John Boll, Keith Petkus

22. Rachel & Marty Delucchi

23. Augusta & Kelly Brothers

24. Lisa & Brendan ’95 Hogan, Austin Young, Lisa Caselli ’11

25. Lauren Fong ’12, Kacie Louie ’12, Carlos Velazquez ’12

26. Jerry Kirrene ’53, Dr. Andrew Hudnut, Rosemary Kirrene, Dr. Sarah Dougherty

27. Joanne McShane, Kirsten Rolleri, Lisa Travis, Dawn Farrell

28. Shannon Frazier, Brenna Frazier

29. Andrew Grajeda ’12, Phil Grajeda, Jose Plasencia

30. Maribeth Ennis-Leu ‘83 & Ben Leu

31. Don & Kathy Fitzgerald

32. Mike & Michelle Phipps

33. Rina Dimare, Kassandra & George Gough

34. Marie Lantz, DeAnn & Michael ‘89 Splinter

35. Alex Contreras ’11, Lisa Caselli ’11, Morgan Murphy ’11, Britney Belme ’11, Anthony Franzoia ’11, Meggie Larson ’13

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37. Uptown Funk

38. Amy Dierlam

39. Tommy Palombi, Marissa Montoya ’05

40. Luis Maldonado ’82, Keith Cherry ’82, Troy Bird ’82, Paul Harrington ’82

41. Odin Phenix ’14, Erik Bloomquist ’14, Larry Morla ’08, Sean Mar

42. Assemblyman Jim Cooper, Judge Troy Nunley

43. Eduardo deLeon ’94, Scott Folena ’94, Veronica Perez ’94, Josalyn Robinson ’94

44. Michele Witry, Danny Delgado ’79

45. Tim & Mona Gergen, David Pisani

46. Susan Lawrence-Nunley ‘84 & Judge Troy Nunley

47. Lisa Rogers, Gina Ketcher

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CB Ambassadors Celebrate the Past, Present and FutureA crisp October evening served as a wonderful

time for the 35th annual Ambassadors’ Club

Dinner at Christian Brothers High School.

The event served as an opportunity for members of the CB

community to express their gratitude and thank those who

have generously supported the school. As the sun was setting,

attendees had a firsthand viewing of the construction of the

Peter P. Bollinger ’57 Stadium. Nancy Smith-Fagan served as

master of ceremonies for the event.

The evening began with remarks from President Lorcan Barnes

and prayer with CB Board of Trustee member, Brother Dan

Morgan, FSC. Following them was a wonderful performance from

Honors Chorale, under the direction of choral director, Christian

Bohm. The students performed several pieces, including “For

Good” from “Wicked” to recognize the donors’ support.

This year’s special Ambassadors of the Year honorees were was

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene for their dedication to preserving

and sharing the history of Christian Brothers. Inspired by his

father’s service as The La Salle Club’s longest-serving volunteer,

Jerry assembled a history committee to organize and document

the school’s achievements. A project that has been 10 years in

the making, the CB archives has expanded to an online database

of over 2,000 reference items. Thanks to the dream team of

Jerry and Rosemary, CB’s history and legacy lives on for future

students and guests. Together, they are faithful donors and role

models for philanthropic support.

In the spirit of the evening, various members of the CB community

spoke on behalf of the past, present and future of the school,

including Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, Ekenna Anya-Gafu ’10 and

President Lorcan Barnes. In his speech, Anya-Gafu expressed the

impact Christian Brothers had on his life and how it has helped

shape who he is today. He learned important qualities, including

competition and compassion, and how they apply to his life. It was

because of CB that he found good role models who helped him

stay on the right path and people who became like family.

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2. Patty & Chuck Zannetti

3. Dawn & Kevin Williams

4. Jerry Kirrene ’53, Mona & Timothy Gergen

5. Chuck De Paoli ’52, Chris Thayer, Holly Keller, Keeva Coe-Wiseman, Brock Thayer, Stu Wiseman, John ’77 & Judy Donovan

6. Scott & Myra Makelim, Sonia Valverede-Strong, Maureen & Jim Wanket, Sam ’77 & Mari Parino

7. Sal “Chado” Vasquez ’52, Mike McCarthy ’80

8. Drs. Robert McAleese & Karen Sexton McAleese ’65

9. Doug & Sherry Cosbie, Chuck & Patty Zannetti, Lesley Kirrene, Kenny Kirrene ’78, David Kirrene ’81, Kathy Gonzales, Rosemary & Jerry ’53 Kirrene

10. Kenny Kirrene ’78, Tom ’63 & Linda Kirrene, Drs. Karen Sexton McAleese ’65 & Robert McAleese, Kathy Pooler ’62, Patty Zannetti, John Pooler, Sue & Marty Haley, David Kirrene ’81, Rosemary & Jerry ’53 Kirrene, Bob Kirrene ‘56, Gini ’62 & Dave Dighero, Chuck Zannetti, Julie Kirrene, Sherry & Doug Cosbie, Kathy Gonzales, Lesley Kirrene

11. Jill Bennett, Dale & Lori Milton

12. Tom & Priscilla English, Ken Bennett ’74

13. Don Fitzgerald, David Christianson, Marianne & Michael Evashenk, Linda Christianson, Heather Christianson ’01

14. Joann & John Bonini

15. Cory Crowder ’10, Ekenna Anya-Gafu ’10, Matt McCarthy ’09

16. Carolyn ’63 & Joel ’62 Lucich, Marlene Winegar ’70

17. Luisa Moya, Dr. Sherrie McElvy, Helen Travis, James Simmons, Jim ’56 & Joyce Karver

Ambassadors’ Club members donate a minimum of $1,876 (to correspond with the

school’s founding year) each year. To learn more, please contact Nancy Smith-Fagan,

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Jerry Kirrene ’53 credits his father, Joe Kirrene,

Sr., with inspiring his service to Christian

Brothers High School. Joe, who joined The La

Salle Club as treasurer in 1945, continues to hold

the record as the longest-serving volunteer in

club history with an extraordinary 39 years.

Jerry fondly remembers rolling coins as his father tallied the

profits from La Salle Club Frolics, baseball dinners, coaches’

nights and the like.

“Our dining room was covered with ledgers and notes as my dad

worked on events to help support the school,” said Jerry. “Long

after my brothers (Joe ’49, Robert ’56 and Thomas ’63) and I

graduated, my dad continued the work because he believed in the

work of the Brothers and was happy to support it. In fact, he was

named an honorary alumnus because of his dedicated service.”

That example set into motion a project that has been over a decade

in the making and has necessitated significantly more space than a

kitchen table throughout the years. In 2009, Jerry assembled a

history committee comprised of former students, teachers,

coaches, and parents to launch a comprehensive effort to organize

and document the school’s achievements. Rosemary, Jerry’s wife,

who he describes lovingly as the “wind beneath my wings,”

prepared sumptuous dinners for the group to entice them to attend

meetings. “There is no way this group would have been successful

without her,” enthuses Jerry. “Nobody would have showed up!”

Aided by yearbooks, private scrapbooks, old photographs,

personal testimony, and newspaper articles, the committee put

together detailed historical accounts of football, basketball,

baseball, and the La Salle Club. They collected information on the

medical, scientific, legal, and academic contributions made by CB

graduates. One member of the group, Dr. Bill Iliff ’76, even wrote a

book, the aptly titled “Let Us Remember.”

Jerry also began scanning yearbooks and important documents.

With significant assistance from Thomas Colby ’53, a database was

born. Today, this online archive (www.CBarchives.com) contains

more than 2,000 reference items with more added each week.

“They also collected a large stockpile of school memorabilia that at

one time filled the basement of their home,” says CB President

Lorcan Barnes. “Jerry and Rosemary’s dedication to preserving and

sharing the history of this great school is truly above and beyond.”

“Jerry dedicates at least two days a week to building the archive,”

says Rosemary. “We love the school. It is such an important part

of our family. Jerry, his brothers, our sons (Kenny ’78 and David ’81)

and six of our grandchildren (Kaalen ’13, Mary ’14, Jerett ’15,

Remington ’17, Kamryn ’18 and Keaton ’19) are graduates. Our

son-in-law, Chuck Zannetti, taught there for many years. It’s a

very special place to us.”

In addition to the considerable time dedicated to history

preservation, Jerry also serves as the unofficial president of the

Brotherhoods, a social group of CB graduates who began gathering

monthly, in the name of Christian Brothers, over 45 years ago.

Though its founding members were from the graduating classes of

the 1930s and 1940s, membership today has expanded to include

“youngsters” from the 1950s through the 1980s, with the youngest

member being from the class of 2007.

“I’ve met some incredible people through the Brotherhoods and this

history project,” says Jerry. “I like history. I love the school. Thinking

back, I was not the best student during my years at CB. Thankfully,

the Brothers never gave up on me. Their patient expectations got

me through, and I left CB equipped with an excellent education,

well prepared for college and beyond. As I look back, I appreciate

their caring patience even more. They didn’t just make me a better

student; they made me a better person.”

The legacy of the school not only exists within alumni experiences

but also those currently attending Christian Brothers. History

starts today. “I want younger students to know they are a part of

this incredible legacy,” says Jerry, who also works with freshman

class religion teachers to coordinate alumni visits. “I want the

students to know they are really important to us. Helping them

understand that is really important to me.”

“It’s remarkable to think that what began seventy-four years ago

with ledgers and receipts spread across the Kirrene family’s kitchen

table has evolved into three generations of graduates and a lifetime

of service,” says CB President Lorcan Barnes. “Thanks to Jerry and

Rosemary, countless CB students, alumni and guests will know they

are a part of something special as their work lives on in the CB

archives and the impressive collection of memorabilia that is now

displayed in various sites throughout our campus. Through the

years, they have been incredibly generous in sharing their time,

talent and treasure in support of our mission. We are profoundly

grateful for all that they have done for CB over the years and on

behalf of the 1,157 students who enter each day to learn, and will

soon leave to serve, I proudly congratulate and humbly thank

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene, our 2019 Ambassadors of the Year.”

Jerry ’53 and Rosemary Kirrene2019 AMBASSADORS OF THE YEAR


CAMPUS LIFE

http://www.CBarchives.com

Anonymous (4)Ken and Joyce AdamsonDevon Atlee and Francine Bianchini AtleeGail Bartus-Compton ‘62Steve ‘56 and Darlene BenetoBenevity Community Impact FundBicker, Castillo & FairbanksSusan BitarKelly and Augusta BrothersLon ‘73 and Mary Ann BurfordMargaret Carrera and Philip JoffeBrandon and Monica CastilloDave and Linda ChristiansonClark Trucking Service, Inc.Dennis Cook and Susan Lamb CookJack ‘67 and Sandra CortiDick ‘64 and Sandy CunhaRalph and Antoinette de Vere WhiteDiocese of SacramentoTed and Kelli EliopoulosMichael and Marianne EvashenkDon and Kathy FitzgeraldMike and Barbara GenoveseGenovese, Burford & BrothersGeorge and Lena Valente FoundationLeo ‘55 and Gayle GranucciLarry and Terri Gury

Susan and Martin HaleyDavid Higgins ‘54Shirley and John IngogliaMike ‘65 and Kate IngogliaJohn ‘68 and Lynda JacksonJohn and Paula JacksonTom and Maria JohnsonJerry ‘73 and Rebecca KarverGreg ‘65 and Carole KassisTom Keating ‘62Keith and Gina KetcherRavinder and Kamal KhairaRich and Connie KoppesLewis Kassis Trust FoundationDavid and Christine LucchettiJoel Lucich ‘62 and Carolyn Lucich ‘63Steve ‘69 and Kathleen MahaneyVince ‘72 and Linda McDonaldJim ‘58 and Barbara MikacichNick ‘59 and Jo Anne MooreDarren and Coleen MoreheadDavid ‘61 and Susan MurphyRobert and Shelly MurrayMichael Neff ‘63Fred and Andrea NotewareJohn and Susan NunanBrian and Debbie O’Hearn

Pat Anderson Charitable Fund of the Sac Reg Comm Foundation

Dan ‘62 and Hollis PetrocchiBill ‘73 and Helen PiersonRenaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.Sacramento Region Community

FoundationCheryl and Adham SbeihButch ‘60 and Eileen SchueringMr. Gordon V. Scott ‘64 †Dr. Gregory Smith and Carmelita

Yambalia-SmithSocotra Capital, Inc.Mark SplinterSam ‘58 and Joane StassiKen Sylva ‘69The Catholic Foundation of The

Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.Frank ‘71 † and Carrie Vellutini Don and Megan VincentKeith and Lynn VolkertsDave and Peggy WalrathDarby and James WilliamsYourCause, LLC Trustee

2018–2019 ANNUAL REPORT

“You are ambassadors and ministers of Jesus Christ.”ST. JOHN BAPTIST DE LA SALLE

of gifts given between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019

$10,000+ SPONSOR LEVEL

This section of the Annual Report of Gifts features Ambassadors’ Club members who donate a minimum of $1,876 (to correspond with the school’s founding year) each year.


2018-2019 ANNUAL REPORT

AnonymousClark ‘62 and Claudia ‘63 AldrichMichelle AlexanderKarl and Darci BergerRon BoringGeorge Cunningham ‘40Ed Dudensing and Katie NewellThomas Flynn and Rita-Jane SpillaneJohn Fondale ‘83Patrick and Leah FrinkTimothy and Mona GergenRick Gormley ‘74Patrick ‘07 and Erica GormleyGeorge and Kassandra GoughBob ‘55 and Carolyn ‘57 GranucciTimothy and Christina HallKen ‘54 and Marolyn ‘57 HarrisJulian ‘54 and Diane Holt

Roger and Mary HornsbyEmil E. Isler †Tom JonesJim ‘59 and Debi KassisKevon and Sue LarsonBrock ‘85 and Amy LittlejohnLarry ‘62 and Karen MariettiArthur and Sherrie McElvyDan McVeigh and Rebecca BaumannDon ‘64 and Pam MurphyChristopher and Jacqueline ObmannTim ‘68 and Phyllis O’BrienKathy ‘60 and Larry O’ConnorRev. Msgr. Albert O’ConnorGearoid and Kathleen O’NeillJimmy ‘02 and Angeline PiersonRichard ‘79 and Doris PiresMike and Carole Pirruccello

Jorge ‘73 and Nellie ‘78 PlasenciaChristopher PriceCurtis and Rossana RaptonFred ‘57 and Misaki RooneyBr. Ronald RoggenbackJohn and Denise RoseDan and Kathy SalazarMaria SargentMike ‘60 and Cindy ShamrockAnne SheehanJon and Susan SnyderJeffrey and Marijoyce StengerMike ‘00 and Hansine ‘99 SterkenThea StidumBryan and Kara TurnerDonald Viducich ‘39Sean and Nancy Wong

Anonymous (2)David and Gina AbramsJohn and Heidi AndersonAnthony and Linda BabcockLorcan and Patti BarnesBill ‘69 and Debbie BlucherPeter P. Bollinger ‘57Jacqueline Calkin and Chris BagatelosCarol ColbyRichard and Karen ContrerasDan and Debbie CostaLeland and Stacey CrawfordPeggy DesmondRoger and Carol DreyerConnie Sanders EmersonTom and Priscilla EnglishCarolyn Gandy-McEachnie ‘79 and

Edison McEachnieDon and Betty Gillott

Kevin and Mary GordonJim and Stacey GranucciMartin and Carol GreenbergPatrick and Anne HartyChet and Laura HewittRobert and Christa HorstBill ‘76 and Nina IliffJerry ‘53 and Rosemary KirreneChristopher Ledesma ‘85 and Maria

Simas ‘85Larry ‘54 and Kathleen LynchMike ‘72 and Renee ‘76 MalakiBrian ‘97 and Marilee ManningMichael ‘80 and Kristen McCarthy Mike ‘83 and Shannon ‘84 MooneySam ‘77 and Mari ParinoPaul RieschickMatthew ‘97 and Jessica RobinsonYvette ‘78 and Craig Roy

Frank and Jacqui SchetterEric and Shelly SchlenkerStephen and Ann-Louise SheaEmily SilveyJames and Helen SimmonsJohn Silva ‘98 Memorial Golf

TournamentJerry and Darlene SkouTom ‘48 and Marion SlakeyGregory and Joan SmithErik and Araceli SolisKaren StassiChris and Audrey StevensChado ‘52 and Janet VasquezMalcolm Visbal ‘48James and Maureen WanketAsa ‘51 † and Sue WhetstoneKevin and Tammara Wilcox

$5,000+ PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

$2,500+ LASALLIAN

Your gift to tuition

assistance helps provide

students with greater

educational opportunity.

→ In California, only 30% of low-income students are

CSU/UC eligible upon graduation.

→ At CB, 78% of low-income students are CSU/UC eligible

upon graduation.

→ Nationally, only 51% of low-income students attend college.

→ At CB, 99% of low-income students attend college.



$1,000+ BROTHERS

AnonymousJoseph and Iris AlvarezBret and Karen BairJeffrey Barbour and Karen SkeltonLuke and Jenna BarkerAndrea Barrios ‘96Jerry Cooke ‘56Chuck ‘52 and Barbara De PaoliPeter and Carrie DetwilerCharles and Lisa DuncanCraig and Amy EnosJeanette Ercila ‘96Brent Felker and Deborah MahRobert GiessJoey ‘65 and Dawn GimenezTim and Nancy GoldthwaiteJohn and Anna Grubbs

Mike Hanly ‘51James and Mary HartyDennis Hock ‘64Bryan and Ann KoenigSteve ‘65 and Karen LegarraGary and Amy LeongNeil Lien ‘99Davis and Jocelyn LiuJohn and Susan MacMillanRick and Sarah MayaFrank and Elizabeth MeyerMrs. James A. MonroeDick ‘58 and Jody † MooneyRev. Martin J. MoroneyCyril and Luisa MoyaJamey and Tara NyeJohn and Jody O’Dell

Katherine ‘81 and Gordon PatersonRoss and Julie PeabodyRichard ‘79 and Doris PiresAlfonso Ramirez and Patricia AguiarAmber Ramos '96Marco and Paulina RodriguezMarcus and Annette RomaniRolf and Lisa SchumannNancy and Kevin Smith-FaganLincoln ‘95 and Aga SnyderMary Alice ‘99 and Mark SpinelliMardion and Arlene TabundaLoc and Amy TranJay ‘52 and Suzie WaterburyAnne Marie ‘78 and Richard Zeman

Anonymous

Valente Araiza

Duane '79 and Diane Arend

Marlene '61 and Gary Artz

Bill and Sarah Ayres

Tom '56 and Carol Baker

Luis '81 and Cheryl Barbosa

Steve '78 and Susan Barsanti

Mark and Katherine Elizabeth Becker

David and Jenna Berglund

Ashley Black '06 and Mark Totten

Gus and Cindy Blecha

Deacon William H. Boudier '59

Christopher '77 and Mary Bressi

Ralph '62 and Joanne Campasano

Vincent and Kimberly Charleboix

Betty Clark '70

Patricia '63 and Henry Crowle

Yimin Dai

Ned '57 and Waldean Dana

Randy and Maignon Davey

Tom '76 and Lynea Davis

Conrad and Denise Davis

James '45 and JoAnn Delaney

David '94 and Michelle Desmond

Kerry Desmond

Dominic and Rina DiMare

Robert and Diane Dong

Terry '55 and Kathy Dorsey

Bill '57 and Sally '57 Enos

Joseph and Megan Eschleman

Arthur and Candyce Espinoza

Jim Faulkner '52

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez

Robert '64 and Donna Fields

Stephanie Finelli

Andrew '89 and Stefanie Fox

Vincent and Cary Galvin

Gary and Lora Gery

Shannon '96 and Isaac Green

Darrin and Dineen Greer

Teresa and Joe Guilherme, AFSC

Gordon '50 and Mary Hall

Brian and Mary Harp

Mike Havey '69

Paul Havey '81

Jim and Sandy Heffernan

Derek Helwig '00

David '99 and Danielle Holquin

Hon. William O. Hoover, Jr. '69 and Mrs.

Constance A. Hoover

Mark and Rochelle Kaye

Holly Keller

Clark and Kari Kelso

Darrin and Dina Kimble

Rev. Father William Kinane

Mindee Kissinger and Jonathan Pollack

Bill and Jane Koenig

Brian and Karen Korbs

Jeff and Erin Kramer

Joseph '64 and Joan '64 Kuzmich

Mike '93 and Amy Kuzmich

Mark and Monica LaBriola

Bart Lagomarsino '49

Neuzil and Sandra Lai

Fran '54 and Patricia Lastufka

Jennifer Leatherby

Robert and Federica '84 Lee

Ken '71 and Francesca Lewis

Shirley Liu

Hon. James L. Long '55

Bruce '69 and Robin Maita

Stacey Mamea

Ed and Maria Manning

Anna Martin

Bob Massa

John and Lisa Matocq

June McBride and Craig Thurmond

Christopher and Claire McGinness

John '76 and Peggy McGinness

Terence and Teri McHale

Jim and Carol McMonagle

Tom '78 and Julie McNamara

Joanne McShane

Brian and Annamarie McSweeney

Roger and Caron Mendis

Tom and Janet Meyer

Dale and Lori Milton

Monica Moreno

Matthew Morrow '98

Frank '51 and Marge Mugartegui

Robert and Mary Munn

Willie '69 and Sheila Nolan

Tashia '90 and Chris Orr

Rick and Jennifer Osen

Linda '84 and Lee Overstreet

David Patella '69

John and Darcie Patock

Jerry '55 and Barbara '58 Pauly

Michael and Ginessa Pierson

Javier '74 and Betty Plasencia

William and Joy Prevost

Doug and Mary Prichard

Michael '87 and Dawn Quinn

Frank and Joanne Ramos

$1,876+ FOUNDERS



$1,000+ BROTHERS

Gregg Recanzone and Julie Langston

Kevin '83 and Jennifer Rios

Andy Rockas and Danielle Guard

Laura and Fred Rogers

Bill '52 and Dorothy Ross

Christopher and Lisa Ryan

Bill '68 and Elaine '68 Schaedler

Marv Scharosch '56

Marvin Scheid '44 †

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza

John and Nicole Sedleniek

Richard Sherman '57

James and Joyce Shetler

Reginald and Deanna Smith

Alice '62 and Michael Smith

Andy '51 and Marilyn Smolich

Rhett Snider

Olaavi and Fidalma Solander

Andrew and Sarah Solari

Rayne '93 and Jofe Soriano

Kevin '86 and Angela Spease

Jennifer Stone

Cecilia and Tony Sullivan-Powers

Kevin '82 and Mary Sutherland

Anna and Christopher Symkowick-Rose

Donald '55 and Margie Terra

Brock and Christina Thayer

John-Reed Thompson and Catherine

Cale-Thompson

Eugene and Nicole Tibon

Peter and Kimberly Jake Tuschinski

Kevin '73 and Susan Valine

Rene '55 and Ethyle Vercruyssen

Pat '72 and Sarah Vogeli

Stephen and Laura Williamson

Mona '60 and Jack Witry

Johnny and Allison Wynn

David and Kerry Youker

Taliatu and Ar'tanya Yusuf

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti

Denis '71 and Dona Zilaff

$500+ PATRONS

Anonymous (2)

Peter and Donna Adam

Mark and Jessie Aguillio

Scott Alden and May Masunaga

Sean and Ann Alders

Scott and Mary Anderson

Jenelyn and Daryl Armada

Fausto and Jocelyn Avendano

Tamera Baker

Constantine Baranoff '93

Gustavo '69 and Norma Barcena

John and Jennifer Barna

Sammy Bates '84 and Jeannie Gee

Roland and Lisa Bell

Kurt '81 and Darla Benfield

Lee Bennett

John and Stephanie Birkle

Bart '59 and Michelle Bleuel

Jason and Molly Blum

Donald and Cindi Bowman

Steve Brodie '61

John Bruce

Michael and Kristen Bruce

Robert and Monica Brushia

Barney '62 and Patricia Brust

Carl '60 and Lili Brust

Roger '53 and Shirley Caetano

Troy and Shannon Carlson

Marilyn Carmazzi

Chrys Cassetta

Cynthia Castronovo

Bill '52 and Janice Chambers

Marion '65 and Cheryl Chargin

Jeff and Wendy Chenu

Tony '83 and Kathryn Clark

Julia and Neil Clark

Gerry Colbert '54

David and Patricia Cooper

Mike '71 and Danielle Corcoran

James '85 and Nancy Cordano

Juan Cornejo and Gloria Juarez

Hugo and Blanca Marisa Cornejo

John and Mary Cotter

Jeffrey and Deborah Cox

Barbara Davidson '57

Paul and Tracie Davis

Christopher and Kimberley Delfino

Christian and Stacy DeMarais

Donald and Deni Dennis

Bob and Natalie Dettling

Hal and Cathy DeVera

Nathaniel Domek '08

Christine Econome

Lawrence and Stacy Edgar

David and Liz Elboom

Todd '91 and Katherine Elorduy

Jeffrey and Roselyn Enghoy

Russell Erwin

Jesse and Patricia Esquivel

William and Dawn Farrell

Mark and Cynthia Fenocchio

Alma Fernandez

Kieran and Marty Fitzpatrick

Tom and Nan Fitzpatrick

Denise Franzoia

Ronald and Sonia Frazier

Robert and Lennore Freeman

William Geary '65

Patricia Gentile

Evamarie Ghiggeri

Adrian Griffin and Patti Palacios

Mark and Stacey Grijnsztein

Thomas Guro '03

John '54 and Liane Hall

Ann Hampton

Ralph '56 and Clarrie Hanley

Sharon Hanson

Robert and Arlene Hay

Vickie and Rick Hayes

Robert Henderson '48

Courtney and Michael Hendry

Howard '51 and Beverly Hicks

Bill and Penny Hilson

Anthony and Lisa Hock

Carol Hoefling

Nataly Holston

Andrew Hudnut and Sara Dougherty

Jake '96 and Emily '97 Hunley

Brian and Karen Jan

Amiel and Larisa Jaramillo

Justin '89 and Amanda Johnson

Tim '68 and Jackie Johnston

Damon and Julieta Jones

Jim '56 and Joyce Karver

Arlene Kaye

Christine and Tim Kerr

Sergio and Emma Kordich

Steven and Marcie Larson

Raymond Leclerc and Jennifer West

Stanley and Janet Levers

Mike and Pat Lewis

Jose Manuel and Mavy Linares

Valeria Lipiec

Christopher and Carolina Lloyd

John and Tammy Lozano

Robert and Lana Lucas

Tim and Jennifer Madden

Joseph Maffi '77

Luis '82 and Cindy Maldonado

Robert and Monica Maldonado

Tony Manuel '65

Christopher Maricle

Robert and Pella McCormick

Rev. Brendan McKeefry



LEGEND Sponsor Level President’s Circle L Lasallian F Founders Level B Brothers P Patrons † Deceased

$500+ PATRONS

Madeline Mercer '18

Stephen Meyer and Mary Louise Flint

Richard and Veronica Monteverde

Charlene '74 and John Moorhead

Jocelyn Moreno

Ed '68 and Cheryl Moriarty

George and Jana '99 Morris

Thomas and Christina Morton

John and Shelley Murphy

Jeannette '61 and Richard Nardinelli

Amanda and Jerad Patterson

Michael and Michelle Phipps

Tony '69 and Sharon '75 Planchon

Jeff and Pam Post

Kevin and Jill Ralph

David '65 and Melinda Rasul

Larry '91 and Shannon Reel

John and Yolanda Riley-Portal

Octavio and Sabrina Rodriguez

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero

Alvaro and Emmylou Ann Salud

Keith '55 and Pat Schiele

Christina Schlink

Michael and Deborah Schlosser

Ken and Raena Schumaker

Jim Sequeira '63

Roween and Jo Anne Sharma

Mark and Teresa Simi

Jeffrey and Laura Simpton

Michael and Laura Smith

Dan '72 and Vickie Smolich

Paul and Linda Snyder

Eric '90 and Karen Snyder

Vince '60 and Linda Stanich

Mike '82 and Shawna Stinson

Mary Sullivan '59

Earle Sylva '64

Bryant and Marides Tapang

David and Helene Taylor

Trac Tran and Thao Le

Betsy Vallejo

Jim and Kari Van Gundy

James and Kimberly Vann

Terry Vendlinski

Margaret Vernal

Stephanie '00 and Sergio Vicuna

Christopher and Jessica Wall

Robert Wallace

Randy Ward

Frank Werry '74

John Wiedner '86

Kathleen Williams and Martha Stringer

Barbara Wisnewski Smith '58 and

Roger Smith

Nick '87 and Michele Witry

Lawrence and Nicole Wong

Patrick and Margaret Wong

Jeffrey and Andria Leigh Wurm

Mike Zupan '60

FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

Anonymous (3)

Aba Daba Rentals P

Daniel and Mabel Abellera

Lisa Adda

Sarah Aikenhead

Mr. and Mrs. Alberts

Jennifer Alpert

Steve and Patti Alverson

Percy Avalos

Dennis and Linda Baer

Maureen Bagley and Dennis Doughty

Rena Barsanti

Ernie and Idamarie Barsotti

Benevity Community Impact Fund

Best Best & Krieger LLP B

Bicker, Castillo & Fairbanks

Kenneth Biggs and Barbara Rodrigues

Bill Smith Photography P

Rob and Cynthia Birmingham

BOS Sheet Metal Inc. P

Paul Bossenmaier

John and Aracely Bouillon

Clarece Breen

Brothers Plumbing & Electrical P

Steven and Janeth Brouwer

Steffan Brown

Jan and Warren † Brown

Walter and Catherine Burleson

Prabir Burman

Butte Sand and Gravel L

Caltronics Business Systems B

Bill and Sue Canavan

Nickolas and Patricia Capachi

Joan Caraska

Crystal Carey

Carpenters Union Local 586 Scholarship Fund Chavez, Silva & Company F

Arlynn Chen

Chevron Corporation

Meg Christianson

Mark Cicuzza

Clark Trucking Service, Inc.

Kenneth and Janus Collins

Melvin and Chapel Conley

Cook Brown, LLP

Robert and Maureen Cooper

Richard and Catherine Creeggan

CyberGrants, Inc B

De La Salle Institute Mary Decious

Hon. Anthony and Elinor DeCristoforo

Colleen Desmond

Desmond, Nolan, Livaich & Cunningham L

Diocese of Sacramento

DLR Group B

Katherine Domek

Ronald and Rachel Dong

Duane's Body & Paint, Inc. L

Janet Dupzyk

Nick and Ann Econome

Lisa Eiskamp

El Dorado Savings Bank F

Ella Dining Room & Bar P

Rudolf and Ernestine Elpel

Encompass F

Cowtown Creamery

Ruth Fedrau

John and Mariann Fisher

Five Star Bank P

Janet Flynn

Bradley Francis

Frasinetti Winery & Restaurant

Albert Gallardo

Michael Gallup

Joseph Gardner

Genentech Employee Giving Program B

Genovese, Burford & Brothers

George and Lena Valente Foundation

Janet Gill

Mark and Lisa Glaser

Bryan and Lillian Glover

GoodDoneGreat.com

Jonee Grassi

Marion and Mrs. Grassi

Greater Horizons Galen and Darlene Gribaudo

Stephen Guasco

Cheryl Gutierrez

Philip Slater and Heidi Harrison

Ted and Dixie Hart

Hilbers, Inc. Tom Hoey and Carla MacDonald

Jane Howell




FRIENDS AND BUSINESSES

IBM Corporation B

iHigh Marketing, Inc. B

Intel Foundation Matching Gifts ISSE Services B

Philip Jackman

Jack's Urban Eats B

Jackson Properties, Inc. L

Megan and Phil Jimenez

Michael and Amy Jones

Jon Kaempfer

Kaiser Permanente Community Giving

Matching Gift Program P

Lia Keller

Ted and Sylvia Kellogg

Deanna Kryshak

La Salle Club of CBHS Mary Ann Larrea

Lasallian Education Fund Jonathan Laturner

Law Offices of Tom Johnson Bill and Jana Le Doux

Jennifer Lee

Larry Leptich

Frank Lewis

Lewis Kassis Trust Foundation

Lexis Nexis

Lexus of Sacramento Anthony Lien

Stella Lingtaylor

June Long

Louis and Karen Lotorto

Rick Lytle

Jennifer and Jim Makol

Marketplace Communications B

Jolene Marty

Cecilia Massetti

Kevin and Cindy Pierson McBride

Tim and Rebecca McCormac

William and Bryce McCurdy

McDonald Accountancy, Inc.

McDonald Plumbing, Heating & Air

Conditioning F

Christopher McGiff Brown

Lawrence and Lynn McGovern

Gavin and Shari McHugh

Medic Ambulance Service, Inc. L

Mel Rapton Honda Ed and Barbara Melia

Merchants National Bank P

Cynthia Meyers

Timothy and Hollie Mooney

Mira Morton

James and Debra Muldavin

Brendan and Janine Murphy

Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld LLP B

NAIOP Commercial Real Estate

Development Association

Jennifer Neill

Rosemary Neilsen

Eric and Aimee Norman

OK Tire and Automotive F

Travis and Joleen Okamoto

Ruel and Delia Opada

Pacific Dental Services P

Pacific Gas & Electric Co. B

Lisa Panza

Pat Anderson Charitable Fund of the Sac Reg

Comm Foundation

PBK Architects B

Anne Pelfanio

Joyce Perich

Paul and Carolyn Perry

Josephine Perry

Peter P. Bollinger Investment L

Phillips 66 Company F

Plumbers & Pipefitters Local #447

Thomas Powning

Quest Diagnostics

Joann Questa

Derek and Stephanie Ramsey

Marc and Jan Reisman

Remarkable Refinishing

Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

Rex Moore Electrical L

Dearyle Rhoads

Joe and Suzanne Riehl

River City Bank L

Ripley and Joyce Robinett

Rotary Club of Sacramento Foundation Edward and Frances Rothman

Royal Electric F

Laura Kate Rurka

Michael and Marlene Ryan

Julie Ryno

Sacramento Region Community Foundation

Tracey Saizan

Bradley Sample and Stephanie Ashburn

Schetter Electric, Inc. L

H. Melvin and Linda Sherman

Jamieson Shotts

Richard Shotts

Barry and Brigit Shotts

Sierra Health Foundation B

Michael and Cleone Silan

F. John Silvey

Allen and Barbara Simas

Valerie Simmons

Steve Sims and Olga Durette

Sjoberg Evashenk Consulting F

Thomas Slater

Socotra Capital, Inc.

Sodexo, Inc. L

Olga Soto

Steve and Deborah Soto

Jim and Elvie Spano

Helen Sperbeck

Jeff and Gayle Stowell

Julie Strong

Steven and Karen Suhr

Erin Sutley

Phillip and Marilyn Swimley

Ernie and Sharon Tapia

The Catholic Foundation of

The Diocese of Sacramento, Inc.

John Thielen

Gloria Tomei

Tina Tonna

Joyce Topping

Towerpoint Wealth B

TRUiST

Diane Tussey

United Slavonian Ladies Society

United Way California Capital Region United Way of Bergen County

United Way of the Bay Area

University of Portland

Joseph and Margaret Valverde

Kevin and Kyra Van Den Bogert

Mary and Frank Vanacore

Mark and Carole Vance

Christopher Vargas

Ralph Villanueva

Rossana Viray

Vitalant B

W. F. Gormley & Sons Matthew Walbeck

Andrew and Laura Walter

Mark and Jan Warren

Myron and Kymberley Wayne

Wells Fargo Educational Matching Gift Program

William Werry

Western Health Advantage L

Ryan and Sandy Whaley

Ellen Willow and Jeff Wilson

Mimi Winslow

Wraith Scarlett and Randolph P

YourCause, LLC Trustee

Joan Zarick

Bill Zgraggen

Kimberley Zogbi



DONOR PROFILE

A recently retired Christian Brothers track and field coach of

15 years, Dan ’72 and his wife, Vickie, are excited about the

future of the school and what the sport can do with a proper

facility thanks to the Securing the Future Campaign. Running has

always been in Dan’s blood. He began running in grade school

and ran track and field and cross country during his time at CB.

He fondly remembers his time as a student-athlete. “My

experience was great. Those were some of the best times of

my life. I ran on the same track almost 50 years ago. The new

all-weather track and synthetic turf field will provide our

athletes with the opportunity to train in all weather conditions.

This will allow our teams to better compete with schools that

already have similar facilities.”

Dan’s experience at CB came full circle when he became a

coach for the sport he was incredibly passionate about. He got

the unique perspective of working with what he describes as

“two types of athletes. Those who were naturally talented and

those who may have struggled at first but improve as they go.

Both types were equally rewarding to coach.”

“Dan’s commitment as a CB coach over the past 15 years was a

labor of love on his part for the school and the students,” says

Vickie. “I know he will miss this connection with the CB

students and staff. While we have consistently donated

financially to CB through the years, Dan’s time as a track and

field distance coach is a great example of the many ways

alumni can give back to the school.”

Not only did Dan retire from coaching, he retired from his

business, Dan Smolich Plumbing, after 30 years. Vickie also

recently retired from her clinical trials work at the UC Davis

Medical Center. Both are currently enjoying the retired life,

spending time more time with family and traveling. They love

coming back and supporting the Falcons at track and field meets

and events, occasionally attend CB’s Alumni Dinner, and often

gather with fellow alumni for lunch every few months.

The Christian Brothers tradition runs deep in the Smolich

family. Dan’s father, Anthony ’41, siblings (Carolyn Meza ’64,

Tom ’67, Beverly ’78, Dave ’84), and members of the couple’s

extended family attended CB. Their two children, Lauren ’10

and Matt ’06, are graduates as well.

Dan ’72 and Vickie SmolichGIVING BACK

“Dan’s commitment as a CB coach over the past

15 years was a labor of love on his part for the

school and the students.”

What is it that makes Dan and Vickie continue to support

Christian Brothers? “Christian Brothers has a long history of

offering a safe and inclusive learning environment,” says Dan.

“As a coach it has been great to see the kids grow and mature

both as students and athletes over their four years. We

appreciate the sense of community the faculty and staff

provide and their emphasis on the development of the whole

person. It’s great to see the improvements to the campus and

we want to continue to support these efforts.” They are

thrilled about the new Peter P. Bollinger ‘57 Stadium and

looking forward to witnessing CB’s student-athletes perform

to their highest ability in the best possibly facility.



CURRENT AND ALUMNI PARENTS

Anonymous (5)

Darryl Abansado and Maria Casas

David and Gina Abrams L

Peter and Donna Adam P

Scott and Sherri Adams

Fatai and Susan Adebodun

David '92 and Vanessa Adolphson

Zachary and Adriana Afong

Gerald and Christina Aglibut

Mark and Jessie Aguillio P

Scott Alden and May Masunaga P

Michelle Alexander Craig and Christina Allen

Joseph and Iris Alvarez F

John and Heidi Anderson L

Scott and Mary Anderson P

Mark and Cynthia Anderson

Ludimer Angeles and Martna Calbes

Martin and Diana Antony

Valente Araiza B

Elena Arellano

Vincent and Louise Arias

Jenelyn and Daryl Armada P

Greg and Melissa Asher

Devon Atlee and Francine Bianchini Atlee

Andrew and Valerie Avalos

Fausto and Jocelyn Avendano P

Laura '82 and Rafael Avila

Bill and Sarah Ayres B

Wayne '85 and Cynthia Babby

Anthony and Linda Babcock L

Joanne Badella

Martha Baeza-Cruz '86 and Joe Cruz

Bret and Karen Bair B

Tamera Baker P

Rich and Pamela Baker

Matthew and Janene Balantac

Doreen Baldwin '57

Linda Ballestero

Aaron and Jennifer Ballesteros

Leo and Margaret Balmeo

Hoa and Phung Banh

Michael and Kathlene Barabe

Luis '81 and Cheryl Barbosa B

Jeffrey Barbour & Karen Skelton F

Gloria Barela

Luke and Jenna Barker F

John and Jennifer Barna P

Lorcan and Patti Barnes L

Andrea Barrios '96 F

Steve '78 and Susan Barsanti B

Jorgen and Mary Bateman

Sammy Bates '84 and Jeannie Gee P

Gary and Shari Beck

Mark and Katherine Elizabeth Becker B

David and Ann Becker

Roland and Lisa Bell P

Joel and Maridel Benigno

James and Carmen Bennett

Brad '72 and Kathleen Bento

Karl and Darci Berger David and Jenna Berglund B

John and Marlett Berry

Troy '82 and Kris Bird

John and Stephanie Birkle P

Susan Bitar

Dale and Victoria Blackwell

Gus and Cindy Blecha B

Steve and Nellie Bloom

Bill '69 and Debbie Blucher L

Eric '70 and Marsha Boemer

Nicholas and Lori Bonsignore

Eduardo and Gracie Borges Pimentel

Robert and Cynthia Boriskin

William '57 and Margie Bowe

Donald and Cindi Bowman P

David and Jeanine Boyers

David and Shelley Brandenburger

Bob Breech

Tom and Claudia Briggs

Nicole and David Brousseau

Hank and Tracy Brown

Shirley Brown

Rich '50 and Angela Brown

Tony Browne & Edda Caraballo-Browne

Charles and Susan Brownridge

Michael and Kristen Bruce P

Robert and Monica Brushia P

Robert '85 and Janice Buckner

Margaret Buggy

Carol Burch Kimball

Lon '73 and Mary Ann Burford

Michael and Janet Cahill

Jacqueline Calkin and Chris Bagatelos L

Ralph and Tracy Calvillo

Bruce and Janet Cann

Gil and Araceli Cantiller

Mark '76 and Susan Cappello

Ron '51 and Pat Carissimi

Troy and Shannon Carlson P

Marilyn Carmazzi P

Joan Carnago & Thomas Waltman

Todd and Michelle Carrey

Mike and Linda Carroll

Rose Marie '57 and Wayne Carsey

Mike '76 and Nancy Caselli

John '70 and Barbara Caselli

Jim and Rita Cassady

Tamacina Castellanos

Brandon and Monica Castillo

Cynthia Castronovo P

Suzie Chandra

Anne '83 and Ed Chapuis P

Vincent and Kimberly Charleboix B

Anthony '64 † and Antoinette '65 Chavez

Jeff and Wendy Chenu P

Keith '82 and Rosanne Cherry

Ronald and Elaine Chew

Nikhil and Virginia Chhabra

Albert Chin and Corinne Onga-Chin P

Dave and Linda Christianson

Gary Chu and Zhihong Wang

Jack Clara '50

Tony '83 and Kathryn Clark P

Andrew and Carolyn Clark

Pat Clemons '67

Bill '70 and Lori Conner

Richard and Karen Contreras L

David and Patricia Cooper P

Jonathan and Melissa Copley

James '85 and Nancy Cordano P

Alan '61 and Mary Lynn Cordano

Juan Cornejo and Gloria Juarez P

Hugo and Blanca Marisa Cornejo P

Dan and Debbie Costa L

John and Mary Cotter P

Timothy and Gretchen Cotter

Roy and Cheryl Cowan

Scott and Elizabeth Coyner

Leland and Stacey Crawford L

Kenneth Crawford

Tito and Agnes Crisol

Kim Crum

Michael and Catherine Curran

Rafael and Kathy Dagang

Yimin Dai B

Maribeth DaRosa Niehaus '73

Carolyn Darr '61

Randy and Maignon Davey B

Conrad and Denise Davis B

Paul and Tracie '09 Davis P

Robyn Davis '70

Lourdes De Leon

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White

Demetrice De Ville

Christopher and Kimberley Delfino P

Danny '79 and Dorothy Delgado

Kevin and Rebecca DelPiero

Marty and Rachelle Delucchi

Christian and Stacy DeMarais P

Mark and Carmen DeSimone

Peggy Desmond L

Bob and Natalie Dettling P

Peter and Carrie Detwiler F

Hal and Cathy DeVera P





Javier Diaz '93 and Kimberlee Beath

Dominic and Rina DiMare B

Don '56 and Patricia Dittmer

Pierre and Helene Dodier

Paul '60 and Mary Domyancic

Robert and Diane Dong B

John '77 and Judy Donovan

Suta and Annie Douangpanya

John and Kelley Downey

Bradford † and Ruanne Dozier

Roger and Carol Dreyer L

Mark Drobny

Dale Drozd and Janette Vine

Elizabeth '78 and Donald Drysdale

Ed Dudensing and Katie Newell Charles and Lisa Duncan F

Lorenzo and Imelda Durana

Patrick and Karen Durham

Larry and Lori Easterling

Robert and Sheryl Eberhardt

Christine Econome P

Lawrence and Stacy Edgar P

Chris and Rosemary Effiong

David and Liz Elboom P

Ted and Kelli Eliopoulos

Douglas and Irma Yolanda Ellis

Todd '91 and Katherine Elorduy P

Mike '60 and Nancy '61 Elorduy

Rich '63 and Marryan '64 Elorduy

Julian '61 and Janeen Elorduy

Connie Sanders Emerson L

Jeffrey and Roselyn Enghoy P

Tom and Priscilla English L

Craig and Amy Enos F

Russell Erwin P

Jesse and Patricia Esquivel P

Michael and Marianne Evashenk

Jim '86 and Annde Ewertsen

Mike and Kathleen Farmer

William and Dawn Farrell P

Adam and Alison Farris

Michael and Kristin Faust

Brent Felker and Deborah Mah F

Michael and Shana Fellers

Mark and Cynthia Fenocchio P

Hector and Charlotte Fernandez B

Tracy Fernandez

Don Fernandez

Michael '63 and Patricia Ferrigno

Stephanie Finelli B

Daniel and Beth Fischer

Don and Kathy Fitzgerald

Tom and Nan Fitzpatrick P

Nancy Flores and Lisa DeFazio

Thomas Flynn and Rita-Jane Spillane

Jerry '65 and Susan Flynn

John Fondale '83 Bob '53 and Tsuruko Forster

Janet Forsythe

Andrew '89 and Stefanie Fox B

Ronald and Sonia Frazier P

Robert and Lennore Freeman P

Chuck and Lisa French

Michael '76 and Lorie Frias

Patrick and Leah Frink Gloria Gabrielli

Patti Gallagher

Vincent and Cary Galvin B

Carolyn Gandy-McEachnie '79 and

Edison McEachnie L

James and Robbie Garcia

Joel and Anna Gardner

Lisa Gayman

Patricia Gentile P

Timothy and Mona Gergen L

Evamarie Ghiggeri P

Linda '59 and Ken Giese

John '55 † and Anita '57 Giordano

Jim '64 and Maureen '64 Girard

Matt and Barbara Goldman

Tim and Nancy Goldthwaite F

Pete and Lenora Gonsalves

Kevin and Mary Gordon L

Rick Gormley '74 George and Kassandra Gough Kelly Gould-McDonald

Cynthia and Phil Grajeda

Bob '55 and Carolyn '57 Granucci Jim and Stacey Granucci L

Martin and Carol Greenberg L

Darrin and Dineen Greer B

Jason and Lynette Grefrath

Adrian Griffin and Patti Palacios P

Mark and Stacey Grijnsztein P

John and Anna Grubbs F

David and Guadalupe Guerrero

Robert and Carmen Gunn

Larry and Terri Gury

Jaime and Tami Gutierrez

John and Stacy Hall

Ted and Irene Hamilton

Ron and Michele Hamilton

Jeffrey and Lisa Marie Hammond

John and Theresa Hancock

Rich and Suzanne Hanna

Sharon Hanson P

Brian and Mary Harp B

Paul '82 and Kelly '83 Harrington

Ken '54 and Marolyn '57 Harris Patrick '83 and Karen Harris

Patrick and Anne Harty L

Mike Havey '69 B

Paul Havey '81 B

Robert and Arlene Hay P

Vickie and Rick Hayes P

Steven and Leah Hays

Connie Hays

John Hesse and Caroline Patti

Chet and Laura Hewitt L

Ronald and JoVel Hickey

Kenisha Hickman

Dave and Dianna Hillyer

Bill and Penny Hilson P

Ralph and Madlyn Hilton

Teresa Hilts-Ferrell '81 and Christopher Ferrell

Anthony and Lisa Hock P

Quentin and Cindy Hoff

Janis Hoffart

Itasker and April Hollins

Rose Ann and Ken Holmes

Nataly Holston P

Gregory and Bobbie Holt P

Hon. William O. Hoover, Jr. '69 and

Mrs. Constance A. Hoover B

Joyce Horizumi

Roger and Mary Hornsby Robert and Christa Horst L

Dr. and Mrs. David Hoskins '96

John and Laurie Hosoume

Bernardo and Rachael Hubbard

Andrew Hudnut and Sara Dougherty P

Drew and Lesa Hummel

Betty Ann '57 and Robert Hutchings

Bill '76 and Nina Iliff L

Mike '65 and Kate Ingoglia

David and Mary Ingram

Robert and Cynthia Iseley

John '68 and Lynda Jackson

John and Paula Jackson

Veronica Jackson '98

Paul '77 and Karen Jacobs

Alfred and Christie Jahns

Brian and Karen Jan P

Amiel and Larisa Jaramillo P

Tom and Maria Johnson

Justin '89 and Amanda Johnson P

Tim '68 and Jackie Johnston P

Tom Jones Damon and Julieta Jones P

Gregory Jones and Margarita Espinoza

David and Stephanie Jones

Vince and Laura Juarez

Sam and Billee Kanelos

Mark and Rochelle Kaye B

Bruce and Judy Keikoan





Irma Kelderman

Deborah Keller '80

Clark and Kari Kelso B

Thomas and Stacey Kennedy

Stephen Kessler and Erika Sperbeck

Rebecca Kessler and Mark Needham

Keith and Gina Ketcher

Ravinder and Kamal Khaira

Hormoz and Elsa Khajavi

Darrin and Dina Kimble B

Joel and Lilly Kimmelshue

Bruce and Maureen King

Aaron and Susan Kingsbury

Jerry '53 and Rosemary Kirrene L

David '81 and Lesley Kirrene

Al '44 and Bev Knezovich

Bryan and Ann Koenig L

Bill and Jane Koenig B

Rich and Connie Koppes

Brian and Karen Korbs B

Sergio and Emma Kordich P

Jeff and Erin Kramer B

Ronald and Maureen Kuch

Kenton and Marina Kunz

Joseph '64 and Joan '64 Kuzmich B

Mike '93 and Amy Kuzmich B

Jeff and Irene Kwok

Mark and Monica LaBriola B

Jeffrey and Cyndy LaFitte

Neuzil and Sandra Lai B

David and Rebecca Landeros

Robert and Susan Lapsley

Al and Kathryn LaRocca

Kevon and Sue Larson Steven and Marcie Larson P

Vincent Latino

Raymond Leclerc and Jennifer West P

Christopher Ledesma '85 and Maria Simas '85 L

Robert and Federica '84 Lee B

Brason and Yuen-Ling Lee

Clinton and Namhee Lee

Naomi Lee

Mai Her and Long Lee

Lileth Leonardo

Gary and Amy Leong F

Lisa '95 and David Levasseur

Stanley and Janet Levers P

Joan Limeberger

Mark '76 and Michele Limeberger

Jose Manuel and Mavy Linares P

Roberto and Josephine Lingao

Ken and Mary Kay Link

Valeria Lipiec P

Brock '85 and Amy Littlejohn Davis and Jocelyn Liu F

Christopher and Carolina Lloyd P

Rodel and Abigail Lobo

Bill and Debbie Loftus

John and Tammy Lozano P

Robert and Lana Lucas P

Fritz and Robin Lund

Brian and Lisa Maas

John and Susan MacMillan F

Richard and Kathy Maddox

Tim '85 and Leisa Maestretti

Kate Mahan

Bruce '69 and Robin Maita B

Myra and Scott Makelim

Mike '72 and Renee '76 Malaki L

Chad and Julie Marie Malchow

Robert and Monica Maldonado P

Stacey Mamea B

Ed and Maria Manning B

Bruno and Angelica Marchesi

Michael and Julie Marengo P

Christopher Maricle P

Sharon Marquardsen-Rehm

Veronica Marquez

Anna Martin B

Teri Martinez and Angel Gutierrez

Bob Massa B

Tom and Theresa Matista

John and Lisa Matocq B

Rick and Sarah Maya F

Dennis Miranda '89 and Michelle Mayberry P

Harold and Karen McAlister

Michael '80 and Kristen McCarthy L

Randal and Terri Ann McClendon P

William and Kari McCloskey

Bob McConnell

Robert and Pella McCormick P

Bonnie McCurdy-Bryant

Arthur and Sherrie McElvy Geraldine McEnerney and John Horning

Christopher and Claire McGinness B

Kevin '74 and Leslie McGovern

Liam and Jaime McGregor P

Terence and Teri McHale B

Kenneth '88 and Diana McKechnie

Michael and Linda McKenna

Vince and Shana McLaughlin

Jim and Carol McMonagle B

Traci '83 and Will McMullen

Tom '78 and Julie McNamara B

Frank '51 and Sally McNamara

Mildred McNamara

John and Sue McNamee

Joanne McShane B

Dan McVeigh and Rebecca Baumann William and April Melarkey

Joseph and Claire Mellish

Brian and Jennifer Mellor

Michael Menchaca and I-Mei Hsiu

Roger and Caron Mendis B

Hugo and Jennifer Mercado

Douglas and Evelyn Meredith

Frank and Elizabeth Meyer F

Tom and Janet Meyer B

Stephen Meyer and Mary Louise Flint P

John Mikacich & Wendelin Will Mikacich

Nedra Millwood

Dale and Lori Milton B

Barry and Ramona Moenter

Joseph Monahan

Curt and Sherry Moniz

Robert and Robin Montanez

Eliseo '91 and Angela Montemayor

Richard and Veronica Monteverde

Juan and Magdalena Montoya

Mike '83 and Shannon '84 Mooney L

Frank '55 and Marcia Mooney

Dana Moore

Patricia '65 and A. Gerry Moore

William Moore

Charlene '74 and John Moorhead P

Darren and Coleen Morehead

Monica Moreno B

Jocelyn Moreno P

John '95 and Stacy Morris

Thomas and Christina Morton P

Cyril and Luisa Moya F

Frank '51 and Marge Mugartegui B

Mike '70 and Cyndy Mulhern

Robert and Mary Munn F

Fr. Frantisek and Kimberly Murin

John and Shelley Murphy P

Douglas and Elizabeth Murphy

Kirk '77 and Diana Murphy

Mark '80 and Cindy Murphy

Robert and Shelly Murray

Clifford and Jane Muzzi

Thomas '75 and Kimberley Neri

Lee and Marissa Ness

Casey and Leah Newton

Kevin Nguyen and Kai-Ting Hu

Tu Van Nguyen and Kim Tran

Adam Nguyen and Ann Ta

Miguel and June Nieves

Mike Nivens

Willie '69 and Sheila Nolan B

Jerry '84 and Sharyn Nolan

Fred and Andrea Noteware

John and Susan Nunan

Jamey and Tara Nye B

Bill and Elaine Obernesser





Christopher and Jacqueline Obmann Tim '68 and Phyllis O'Brien John and Jody O'Dell F

Brian and Debbie O'Hearn

James and Jessica Ohki

Fred '63 and Susan Oliver

Karl and Kathy Omlin

Gearoid and Kathleen O'Neill Tashia '90 and Chris Orr B

Rick and Jennifer Osen B

Linda '84 and Lee Overstreet B

Chris and Carolyn Oxsen

Barry Padilla and Tracie Billington

Nancy '82 and Isnardo Paez

Stephen and Kristen Pagano

Josh and Donna Pane P

Jerome '87 and Mary Parra

Mark and Patricia Pascual

Katherine '81 and Gordon Paterson F

John and Darcie Patock B

Amanda and Jerad Patterson P

Carlos and Paula Patterson

Frank '71 and Mary Paulo

Ross and Julie Peabody F

Lew '52 and Gerin Pebbles

Kevin and Janet Pedrotti

Corine Pekari

Linda '74 and Mark Peletta

Gilbert and Abeleth Penalba

Monique Perez

Kathleen '59 and Richard Perez

Joshua and Heather Perkins

Michael '78 and Sheryl Perrin

Mark '71 and Susan Perry

Manny and Mary Jane Perry

Andrew and Andrea Marie Peters

Michael and Michelle Phipps P

Jason '92 and Kelley Piccione

William and Silvia Pierce

Bill '73 and Helen Pierson

Susanne Pierson

Donald and Margaret Pimentel

Jose and Brenda Pinuela

Mike and Carole Pirruccello Vincent Pisani '48

Tony '69 and Sharon '75 Planchon P

Jorge '73 and Nellie '78 Plasencia Javier '74 and Betty Plasencia B

Rich '63 and Bonnie Poletti

Jeff and Pam Post P

William and Joy Prevost B

Christopher Price Doug and Mary Prichard P

Gregory and Genny Prowell

Gregory and Theresa Pryor

Henry '57 and Jenny Puga

Kirk and Suzyn Purdy

Betty Ann Quackenbush

Michael '87 and Dawn Quinn B

David '61 and Darleen Quinn

Kevin and Jill Ralph P

Alfonso Ramirez and Patricia Aguiar B

Joseph and Tiffany Ramirez

Olga Ramirez

Bill '79 and Anne Rapp

Curtis and Rossana Rapton David '65 and Melinda Rasul P

Fereshteh Raygani '79 and Daniel Anthony Airola

Gregg Recanzone and Julie Langston B

Anand and Saritha Reddy

Dan Rehm '67

Kevin and Laura Reimer

Richard and Nancy Reinhardt

Elyzabeth Reynaga

Keith and Shelley Richardson

Benjamin Richburg Jr.

John and Yolanda Riley-Portal P

Kevin '83 and Jennifer Rios B

Jessica Roa

Gerald and Tracy Roberts

Rick Robinson

Andy Rockas and Danielle Guard B

Marco and Paulina Rodriguez F

Octavio and Sabrina Rodriguez P

Chris and Shannon Rodriguez P

Mark and Julie Rodriguez P

Christine Rodriguez

Julio and Stacie Marie Rodriguez

Laura and Fred Rogers B

Tim and Carmen Rogers

Randy and Suzanne Rojas

Marcus and Annette Romani F

Danilo and Rosalinda Ronquillo

Brian and Carin Rosario

John and Denise Rose Chuck and Susan Rosenberg

Bob '65 and Patty Roth

Yvette '78 and Craig Roy L

Walter and Suzie Rozewski

Stephen and Janet Ruggiero P

Christopher and Lisa Ryan B

Vivian Ryan

Dan and Kathy Salazar Edgar Salazar '63

Paul Salinas '84

Alvaro and Emmylou Ann Salud P

Steven and Mieke San Julian

Carlos and Sabra Sanchez

Genero Sanchez and Suzanne Richards

Noel '76 and Annette '78 Sanchez

Rick and Rocio Sandoval

Rose Sapnaro

Maria Sargent Robert Scheideman and Pamela Kennedy

Frank and Jacqui Schetter L

Jim and Ellen Schiavenza B

Keith '55 and Pat Schiele P

Ray and Kathy Schilling

Eric and Shelly Schlenker L

Christina Schlink P

Michael and Deborah Schlosser P

Diane and Hugo Schmidt

Mark and Tina Schmidt

Kurt and Deidre Schneider

Mike and Kirsten Schneider

Butch '60 and Eileen Schuering

Ken and Raena Schumaker P

Rolf and Lisa Schumann F

George '83 and Elaine '85 Scordakis

Mary Ann '82 and Jeremiah Scott

Irv '60 and Sylvia Scott

John and Nicole Sedleniek B

Jeffery and Stephanie Seiler

Richard and Leah Senitte

Roween and Jo Anne Sharma P

Tom '69 and Ann Sharp

Robert and Michelle Shaw

John '63 and Kathy Shay

Stephen and Ann-Louise Shea L

Anne Sheehan James and Joyce Shetler B

Ernest and Diane Shimizu

Kari Shipman

Elizabeth Siggins

Robert Silva '57 and Patricia Pavone

Mark and Teresa Simi P

Jeffrey and Laura Simpton P

Jason '96 and Angelina '96 Singer

Bob '48 and Mercedes Slakey

Steven '76 and Jacklyn '76 Slakey

Gregory Smith and Carmelita Yambalia-Smith

Reginald and Deanna Smith B

Michael and Laura Smith P

Gregory and LaJena Smith

Timothy and Mary Smith

Jarrett and Meredith Smith

Steve '75 and Carolyn Smith

Nancy and Kevin Smith-Fagan F

Dan '72 and Vickie Smolich P

Thomas Sneed and Genevieve Sparks

Jon and Susan Snyder Paul and Linda Snyder P

Eric '90 and Karen Snyder

William and Kylee Soares

Andrew and Sarah Solari P





Erik and Araceli Solis L

Jose and Edna Solis

Kevin '86 and Angela Spease B

Gregory and Celeste Spitz

Mark Splinter

Michael '89 and DeAnn Splinter

Kenneth and Dianne Sprott

James '79 and Andrea Stahley

Tom '70 and Shirley Stassi

Jeffrey and Marijoyce Stenger Nicholas and Beth Stern

Chris and Audrey Stevens L

Wayne and Raquel Steving

Frederick and Anna Stewart

Dave and Susanne Stirling

Jennifer Stone B

Kim Stone P

Sean '84 and Kristin Stone

Frederick and Valerie Strain

Richard and Serena Sueyoshi

Cecilia and Tony Sullivan-Powers B

Ken Sylva '69

Mardion and Arlene Tabunda F

Jennifer Taggard and Vasiliy Parfenov

Analyn and Chris Tandoc

Trevor and Wendy Tandy

Bradley and Kristin Tangen

Roman and Zenaida Tanjuakio

Tim '62 and Betty Taormina

Bryant and Marides Tapang P

David and Helene Taylor P

Curtis '89 and Jane Taylor

Christopher Taylor and Melissa Thompson

Matthew and Christina Teeple

Brock and Christina Thayer B

Karen Thiebaud

Tiji and Beatrice Thomas

John-Reed Thompson and

Catherine Cale-Thompson B

Marty and Stacey Thompson

Douglas Thompson '74 and Margaret Briggs

Eugene and Nicole Tibon B

Lori '79 and Dan Toomey

Adrian and Cynthia Torres

Blanca Torres

Loc and Amy Tran F

Trac Tran and Thao Le P

Bryan and Kara Turner Scott Turner '90

Peter and Kimberly Jake Tuschinski B

Kevin '73 and Susan Valine B

Efrain '87 and Lourdes Vallejo

Scott and Tracey Valverde

Sonia Valverde-Strong

Jim and Kari Van Gundy P

Jay and Lorena Van Rein

Annie and Peter Vanenburg

James and Kimberly Vann P

Frank '71 and Carrie Vellutini

Pedro and Lea Vicio

Donald Viducich '39 John and Wendy Virga

Karnail and Doreen Virk

Frederick and Wendy Voss

Christopher and Jessica Wall P

Greta Wallace

Dave and Peggy Walrath

Lindsay Walsh

Peter and Catherine Walsh

James and Maureen Wanket L

Randy Ward P

Leo and Debra Warner

David and Vicki Alyce Webster

Clifford Gandy '93 and Amy Welch-Gandy '93

Frank Werry '74 P

Stephen and Mary White P

James and Sharon Wiggin

Kevin and Tammara Wilcox L

Roger and Danielle Wildermuth

Darby and James Williams

Kathleen Williams and Martha Stringer P

Nathan and Yvonne Williams

Stacey Williams

Robin Joy Williams

Stephen and Laura Williamson B

Jack and Mona '60 Witry B

Nick '87 and Michele Witry P

Sean and Nancy Wong Lawrence and Nicole Wong P

Patrick and Margaret Wong P

Larry and Marianne Wong

Rosemary Wood '59

Jeffrey and Andria Leigh Wurm P

Johnny and Allison Wynn B

Susan '59 and Fred Yadao

David and Mickiela Yagen

Jen and Scot Yearwood

David and Kerry Youker B

Timothy Murphy and Elizabeth Young-Murphy

Taliatu and Ar'tanya Yusuf B

Chuck and Patricia Zannetti B

Kurt and Kristen Zanzi

David and Rea Zeigler

Anne Marie '78 and Richard Zeman F

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DONOR PROFILE

With a rich Lasallian family history, it’s no wonder Mike

Stinson ’82 feels connected to Christian Brothers. His father

Mike Stinson ’59, uncle Tom Stinson ’58, godfather Jerry

Stinson ’60, niece and current freshman Alessandra Salvini ’23,

as well as numerous other family members attended Bishop

Armstrong and Christian Brothers High School (with two

nephews and an additional niece as future Falcons). During his

time at CB, Stinson enjoyed playing sports, spending time with

his core group of friends, and going to school dances with

sister schools, Bishop Manogue and St. Francis. After high

school, he continued his Lasallian education and attended

Saint Mary’s College of California where he earned his

bachelor’s degree in history with a minor in communications.

“I had such a connection with the Brothers that St. Mary’s was

the only school that I applied to,” recalls Stinson. “Christian

Brothers and St. Mary’s were a significant part of my

development.” He fondly remembers and credits much of his

personal growth to his CB teachers, particularly Brother

Edward Oliver, Mr. Dennis Eagan, Mr. Jack Witry, Mr. Jack

Papin, Mr. Dave Griffith, and Mr. Steve Crutcher who kept

classes interesting, taught him to think outside of the box

and were people he admired.

Stinson currently owns a swimming pool repair business in

Folsom, Mike the Poolman, initially getting into the field

unexpectedly. After college, he had a successful job in sales

but realized he didn’t have the desire for it. He preferred

working with his hands, leading him to the pool business. It

was then that he found his true calling. “I was a natural at

understanding mechanical concepts and I loved working

Mike Stinson ’82LEAVE TO SERVE

“I had such a connection with the Brothers

that St. Mary’s was the only school that I

applied to. Christian Brothers and St. Mary’s

were a significant part of my development.”

outdoors,” says Stinson. “I decided I’d rather be happy and

passionate about my work than miserable with a fat wallet.”

With that passion and the drive to be his own boss, he started

his company in 1995, which continues to grow.

The Lasallian message of serving others has stayed with

Stinson to this day. “I attended CB and St. Mary’s at a very

vulnerable time in my life and I’m indebted to the Christian

Brothers for their guidance and care,” states Stinson. “I could

easily have turned out much differently if it wasn’t for their

love. I would have been lost in a public school and I want

current students of need to have the opportunities I did.”

Stinson makes monthly contributions to the Alumni Fund to

support tuition assistance at Christian Brothers. He empha-

sizes that gifts of any size make a difference.

“We are thankful for the generosity of Mike Stinson and all our

donors,” says Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of advancement.

“We have seen that monthly, recurring gifts are an easy and

manageable way for donors to give. Small monthly donations

contribute to a big impact for CB students.” Thanks to Stinson

and donors like him, Christian Brothers can be a reality for

students, just as it was for his family members and him.


ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘39

Donald Viducich '39 2.94% (1 out of 34) gave/pledged

Class of ‘40

George Cunningham '40 1.79% (1 out of 56) gave/pledged

Class of ‘42

Peter Grassi '42 †

1.72% (1 out of 58) gave/pledged

Class of ‘43

Raymond Gallagher '43

John Ryan '43

Michael Thomas '43


Class of ‘44

Al Knezovich '44

Robert Scheid '44 † B


Class of ‘45

Richard Cutting '45 †

James Delaney '45 B


Class of ‘46

Arthur Wehr '46


Class of ‘47

Melvin Knezovich '47


Class of ‘48

Robert Henderson '48 P

Vincent Pisani '48

Thomas Slakey '48 L

Bob Slakey '48

J. Malcolm Visbal '48 L


Class of ‘49

Jerome Kaeser '49

Bartley Lagomarsino '49 B

Carl Lang '49 †




ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘50

James Brown '50

Jack Clara '50

Lawrence Cloney '50

Gordon Hall '50 B

Robert Rolufs '50


Class of ‘51

Ronald Carissimi '51

Robert Gloyd '51

Michael Hanly '51 F

Howard Hicks '51 P

John Kearns '51

Hermann Lorenz '51

Patrick McKoy '51

Francis McNamara '51

Frank Mugartegui '51 B

Andrew Smolich '51 B

James Westlake '51

Asa Whetstone '51 † L


Class of ‘52

G. Louis Ambrose '52

Edwin Betschart '52

Robert Cardoza '52

William Chambers '52 P

Charles De Paoli '52 F

James Faulkner '52 B

Robert Kuhlman '52

Thomas O'Donnell '52

Lewis Pebbles '52

William Ross '52 B

Robert Sweeny '52 †

Willis Towne '52 †

Sal Vasquez '52 L

James Waterbury '52 F


Class of ‘53

Anonymous P

Ernest Barbeau '53

Daniel Boessow '53

Roger Caetano '53 P

Robert Forster '53

Carl Hendricks '53

Gerald Kirrene '53 L

Anthony Latino '53

Edward Slavich '53

Russell Terra '53


Class of ‘54

David Borges '54

Gerald Colbert '54 P

John Hall '54 P

Kenneth Harris '54 David Higgins '54

Julian Holt '54 Francis Lastufka '54 B

H. James Lawson '54

Larry Lynch '54 L

James McCoy '54

Ellyn Sekul '54

Richard Wilkins '54


Class of ‘55

Robert DeNigris '55

Terrence Dorsey '55 B

John Giordano '55 †

Leo Granucci '55

Robert Granucci '55 James Long '55 B

Frank Mooney '55

Gerald Pauly '55 B

Keith Schiele '55 P

Richard Separovich '55

Donald Terra '55 B

Rene Vercruyssen '55 B

George Wolf '55

John Zanze '55


Class of ‘56

Thomas Baker '56 B

Steve Beneto '

Val Bertoni '56

Jerold Cooke '56 F

Donald Dittmer '56

John Hamilton '56

Ralph Hanley '56 P

James Karver '56 P

Robert Kirrene '56

James McCormack '56

Marvin Scharosch '56 B

Robert Schnetz '56

Byron Schnetz '56


Class of ‘57

Doreen Baldwin '57

Peter Bollinger '57 L

William Bowe '57

RoseMarie Carsey '57

Ernest Cervantes '57

Charles Dana '57 B

Barbara Davidson '57 P

Thomas Ellis '57

William Enos '57 B

Sally Enos '57 B

Anita Giordano '57

Carolyn Granucci '57 Marolyn Harris '57 Pat Henretty '57

Betty Ann Hutchings '57

Francis Ingraham '57

Darrell Jones '57

William Keenan '57

William Monahan '57

Thomas O'Keefe '57

Henry Puga '57

Frederick Rooney '57

Richard Sherman '57 B

Robert Silva '57

Ronald Spolar '57


Class of ‘58

Cecelia Angell '58

William Angell '58

Patricia Aragon '58

Richard Cable '58

Max Casias '58

John Church '58

Frances Evans '58

Robert Gray '58

Bernard Gruneisen '58

Thomas Kane '58

Sandra Melavic '58

James Mikacich '58

Richard Mooney '58 F

Charles Noya '58

Barbara Pauly '58 B

Janet Schnetz '58

Donald Slavich '58

Barbara Wisnewski

Smith '58 P

Sam Stassi '58

Thomas Stinson '58

Patricia Terra '58

Sheila Tomasini '58

Rachel Wallin '58

James Walsh '58

Geralene Walsh '58


Class of ‘59

JoAnn Anglin '59

Bartley Bleuel '59 P

Robert Fuel '59

Linda Giese '59

Beth Gregory '59

Sheila Hefty '59

William Hoover '59 B

Jim Kassis '59 Paul Marchi '59

Timothy McCormack '59

Nicholas Moore '59

Kathleen Perez '59

Allen Sardelich '59

Gerald Scharosch '59

Robert Separovich '59

Michael Silvey '59

Chester Waterbury '59

Patricia Wilson '59

Rosemary Wood '59

Susan Yadao '59


Class of ‘60

Charlene Ambrose '60

William Bascherini '60

Carl Brust '60 P

Michael Church '60

Kathryn Daum '60

Paul Domyancic '60

Michael Elorduy '60

Michael Flynn '60

Gloria Galask '60

Lyal Holmberg '60

Carolyn Marchi '60

Judy Marchi '60

Jerry Marinovich '60

John McIntosh '60

Kathleen O'Connor '60 Dennis Petrotta '60

Joseph Rich '60

Leo Schuering '60

A. Irving Scott '60

Michael Shamrock '60 Barbara Smolich '60

Vincent Stanich '60 P

Pauline Umeda '60

Joaquin Velasquez '60

David Weiner '60

Ramona Witry '60 B

Esther Yant-Maloney '60

Michael Zupan '60 P


Class of ‘61

Thomas Ahern '61

Herbert Alexander '61

Julie Armstrong '61

Marlene Artz '61 B

Jeremey Bedford '61

Kenneth Bond '61

Steve Brodie '61 P

Margaret Brown '61

Alan Cordano '61

Carolyn Darr '61

Nancy Elorduy '61

Julian Elorduy '61

Michael Fassnacht '61

Vicki Fox '61

Nellie Monahan '61

David Murphy '61

Jeannette Nardinelli '61 P

David Quinn '61

Robert Rojas '61

Philip Share '61

John Smolich '61

Janet Stinson '61

Carol Warmerdam '61

J. Fred Znider '61


Class of ‘62

Clark Aldrich '62 Steven Anderson '62

Gail Bartus-Compton '62

Burt Bonomi '62

Donald Bradley '62

Philip Brunstetter '62

Bernard Brust '62 P

Ralph Campasano '62 B

Bernard Church '62

Barbara Claiche '62

Thomas Connolly '62

William Granucci '62

William Keating '62

Richard Kelly '62

Frances Koscheski '62

Thomas Kuzmich '62

Lillian Labhard '62

Robert Lera '62

Joel Lucich '62

Larry Marietti '62 Michael McCarthy '62

Robert Miller '62

Dante Petrocchi '62

Kenneth Pierson '62

Martha Sardelich '62

Alice Smith '62 B

Bernard Taormina '62


Class of ‘63

Claudia Aldrich '63 Patricia Crowle '63 B

Richard Elorduy '63

Michael Ferrigno '63

Laszlo Fodor '63

Carolyn Lucich '63




ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Janet McIntyre '63

Michael Neff '63

Fred Oliver '63

Donald Pasquini '63

Richard Poletti '63

Caroline Quessenberry '63

Eileen Rock '63

Edgar Salazar '63

Gayle Sarlatte '63

James Sequeira '63 P

Johnevan Shay '63


Class of ‘64

Anthony Chavez '64 †

Carroll Cook '64

Teresa Cuellar '64

Richard Cunha '64

Marryan Elorduy '64

Robert Fields '64 B

James Girard '64

Maureen Girard '64

James Harrington '64

Dennis Hock '64 F

Jerry Jurach '64

Joan James Kuzmich '64 B

Joseph Kuzmich '64 B

John Lujan '64

Carolyn Meza '64

Donald Murphy '64 Ronald Noya '64

Harry Perrin '64

Peter Sardelich '64

Gordon Scott '64 †

Earle Sylva '64 P

William Troughton '64

Dennis Ward '64


Class of ‘65

Anonymous

John Armstrong '65

Douglas Carson '65

Marion Chargin '65 P

Antoinette Chavez '65

John Conway '65

Sharon DeSoto '65

Jeremiah Flynn '65

Robert Franken '65

William Geary '65 P

Joseph Gimenez '65 F

William Hoover '65

Michael Ingoglia '65

Gregory Kassis '65

John Kelly '65

Stephen Legarra '65 F

Robert Luttrell '65

Tony Manuel '65 P

Patricia Moore '65

David Rasul '65 P

Robert Riola '65

Robert Roth '65

Karen Sexton '65

Philip Vercruyssen '65

William Zimmerman '65


Class of ‘66

Donald Agostinelli '66

John Avalos '66

Frederick Boughton '66

Stephen Cernicky '66

Thomas Gau '66

Michael Guter '66

Douglas Hocking '66

James Murphy '66

Christopher Peter '66

Nick Piacentini '66

Dennis Sequeira '66

Stephen Stinson '66


Class of ‘67

Patrick Clemons '67

James Collins '67

Jack Corti '67

Michael DeAngelis '67

Jesus Hernandez '67

Robert Rehm '67


Class of ‘68

James Campasano '68

Kathleen Collier '68

Donald Cooper '68

John Copley '68

Jeremy Franzoia '68

John Jackson '68

Timothy Johnston '68 P

Edward Moriarty '68 P

Ona Nelson-Flores '68

Timothy O'Brien '68 Thomas Parilo '68

Sharon Romanello-

Sequeira '68

William Schaedler '68 B

Elaine Schaedler '68 B

Gail Zimmerman '68

Arnold Zuniga '68


Class of ‘69

Anonymous

Thomas Barber '69

Gustavo Barcena '69 P

William Blucher, Sr. '69 L

Michael Havey '69 B

Teresa Madeira-Kalnins '69

Stephen Mahaney '69

Bruce Maita '69 B

Kathryn Neville McKeon '69

William Nolan '69 B

David Patella '69 B

Anthony Planchon '69 P

Thomas Sharp '69


Class of ‘70

Eric Boemer '70

John Caselli '70

Joseph Cervetti '70

Betty Clark '70 B

William Conner '70

Robyn Davis '70

John Knight '70

Christine Kowalski '70 P

Michael Mulhern '70

Dave Perazzo '70

Richard Raimondi '70

Thomas Stassi '70

Charles Suarez '70

Marlene Winegar '70


Class of ‘71

Anonymous

Daniel Carmazzi '71

Terence Church '71

George Cook '71

Michael Corcoran '71 P

Alexis Doval '71

Francine Jackson-

Masters '71

Kenneth Lewis '71 B

Dennis Miller '71

William Motmans '71

Frank Paulo '71

Mark Perry '71

L. Frank Vellutini '71

Denis Zilaff '71 B


Class of ‘72

Bradley Bento '72

Brian Bernardis '72

James Cardosa '72

Sam Kanelos '72

Stephen Kitlas '72

Michael Malaki '72 L

Vincent McDonald '72

Daniel Smolich '72 P

Patrick Vogeli '72 B


Class of ‘73

Lon Burford '73

Andrew Gjelsteen '73

Gerald Karver '73

Lynn Lundahl '73

James Moy '73

Maribeth DaRosa

Niehaus '73

William Pierson '73

Jorge Plasencia '73 Kevin Valine '73 B


Class of ‘74

Ed Bellinger '74

Mark Franzoia '74

Paul Gabrielli '74

Rick Gormley '74 Kevin McGovern '74

Charlene Moorhead '74 P

Edward Niehaus '74

Ronald Pane '74

Linda Peletta '74

Javier Plasencia '74 B

Douglas Thompson '74

Frank Werry '74 P


Class of ‘75

Frank Carroll '75

Gabriel Gill '75

Joseph Greco '75

Thomas Neri '75

Sharon Planchon '75 P

John Ramirez '75

Stephen Smith '75

Robert Sullivan '75


Class of ‘76

Mark Cappello '76

Michael Caselli '76

Thomas Davis '76 B

Michael Frias '76

Arthur Green '76

Leo Horton '76

William Iliff '76 L

Mark Limeberger '76

Renee Malaki '76 L

John McGinness '76 B

Steve Mugartegui '76

Roberta (Bobbi) Pires '76

Peter Pullen '76

Noel Sanchez '76

Steven Slakey '76

Jacklyn Slakey '76


Class of ‘77

Christopher Bressi '77 B

John Donovan '77

Paul Jacobs '77

Joseph Maffi '77 P

Kirk Murphy '77

Mark O'Connor '77

Sam Parino '77 F


Class of ‘78

Steven Barsanti '78 B

Mark Cherry '78

Thomas Colby '78

Elizabeth Drysdale '78

David Heppell '78

Thomas McNamara '78 B

Joseph Mugartegui '78

Michael Perrin '78

Nellie Plasencia '78 Gloria Reyes '78

Yvette Roy '78 L

Annette Sanchez '78

Elizabeth Young-Murphy '78

Anne Marie Zeman '78 F


Class of ‘79

Duane Arend '79 B

Daniel Delgado '79

Carolyn Gandy-

McEachnie '79 L

Joseph Lorman '79

Steven Murphy '79

Rick Pires '79 William Rapp '79

Fereshteh Raygani '79

James Stahley '79

Lori Toomey '79


Class of ‘80

Maureen Abercrombie '80

John Carson '80

Paul Congdon '80

Deborah Keller '80




ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Michael McCarthy '80 L

Mark Murphy '80

John Stassi '80


Class of ‘81

Anonymous

Luis Barbosa '81 B

Kurt Benfield '81 P

David Cooke '81

Kenneth Harris '81

Paul Havey '81 B

Teresa Hilts-Ferrell '81

David Kirrene '81

Katherine Paterson '81 F


Class of ‘82

John Arbuckle '82

Laura Avila '82

Troy Bird '82

Keith Cherry '82

Paul Harrington '82

Luis Maldonado '82 P

Nancy Paez '82

Mary Ann Scott '82

Michael Stinson '82 P

Kevin Sutherland '82 B


Class of ‘83

Anne Chapuis '83

Anthony Clark '83 P

John Fondale '83 Allan Harlow '83

Kelly Harrington '83

Patrick Harris '83

Bruce Hutchings '83

Traci McMullen '83

Michael Mooney '83 L

Thomas Nulk '83

Kevin Rios '83 B

George Scordakis '83

Kevin Smith '83

Gordon Towne '83

Barron Wilson '83


Class of ‘84

Sam Bates '84 P

Federica Lee '84 B

Shannon Mooney '84 P

Linda Overstreet '84 B

Paul Salinas '84

Sean Stone '84


Class of ‘85

G Wayne Babby '85

Robert Buckner '85

Kim Bullock '85

Geoffrey Clarion '85

Christopher Colby '85

James Cordano '85 P

Paul Cuellar '85

Sean Darr '85

Christopher Ledesma '85 L

James Littlejohn '85 Timothy Maestretti '85

Elaine Scordakis '85

Maria Simas '85 L

Janet Synco '85

Kevin Wellendorf '85


Class of ‘86

Martha Baeza-Cruz '86

Warren Bell '86

Tomas Capogreco '86

James Ewertsen '86

Benjamin Ludlow '86

Kevin Spease '86 B

John Wiedner '86 P


Class of ‘87

Catherine Butler '87

Kevin Haag '87

Jerome Parra '87

Michael Quinn '87 B

Efrain Vallejo '87

John Witry '87 P


Class of ‘88

Kenneth McKechnie '88

Aric Morgan '88


Class of ‘89

Andrew Fox '89 B

Justin Johnson '89 P

Dennis Miranda '89

Michael Splinter '89

Curtis Taylor '89


Class of ‘90

Tashia Orr '90 B

Lee Pennill '90

Eric Snyder '90

Scott Turner '90


Class of ‘91

Elizabeth Chavolla '91

Todd Elorduy '91 P

Guillermo Guerrero '91

Raymond Reel '91 P


Class of ‘92

David Adolphson '92

Melani Linney '92 B

Jason Piccione '92

Jon Sevier '92


Class of ‘93

Constantine Baranoff '93 P

Javier Diaz '93

Michael Kuzmich '93 B

Rayne Soriano '93 P

Amy Welch-Gandy '93


Class of ‘94

Antonio Davis '94

David Desmond '94 B

Armando Diaz '94


Class of ‘95

Ryan Esposto '95

Brendan Hogan '95

Lisa Levasseur '95

John Morris '95

Marisa Panattoni '95

Lincoln Snyder '95 F

Roberto Vellanoweth '95


Class of ‘96

Andrea Barrios '96 F

Jeanette Ercila '96 F

Shannon Green '96 B

Tianna Herrera '96

David Hoskins '96

Jacob Hunley '96 P

Whitney Jensen

Rodrigues '96

Amber Ramos '96 F

Omar Ruiz '96

Angelina Singer '96

Jason Singer '96


Class of ‘97

Byron Chen '97

Brian Davis '97

Emily Hunley '97 P

Amy Johnson '97

Brian Manning '97 L

Matthew Robinson '97 L

Alexander Taylor '97


Class of ‘98

Erin Clifton '98

David Farmer '98

Jeanna Gonzalez '98

Veronica Jackson '98

Justin Koenig '98

Alberto Lopez '98

Matthew Morrow '98 B

Nickolaus Moser '98

Kim Muljat '98

Karen Padilla '98


Class of ‘99

Elizabeth Habkirk '99

David Holquin '99 B

Neil Lien '99 F

Jana Morris '99 P

Mary Alice Spinelli '99 F

Hansine Sterken '99 Ellen Walrath '99

Amy White '99


Class of ‘00

Nathan Browne '00

Derek Helwig '00 B

Donald Padilla '00

Natalia Schorn '00

Joan Schubert '00

Michael Sterken '00 Stephanie Vicuna '00 P


Class of ‘01

Brett Baker '01

Heather Christianson '01

Christopher Healy '01

Ashley Richardson '01

Lisa Taylor '01


Class of ‘02

Erin Keikoan '02

Christopher Patterson '02

James Pierson '02 Keetah Salazar-Thompson

'02

Mathew Schorn '02

Rebecca Woods '02


Class of ‘03

Russell Chew '03

Janne Coloma '03

Julian Elorduy '03

Thomas Guro '03 P

Mary McVeigh '03

Shawn Richardson '03

Mikal Ann Robinson '03


Class of ‘04

Carla Albright '04

Sasha De Guzman '04

Hilary Merliner '04

Courtney Patterson '04

Cody Smith '04


Class of ‘05

Donald Drysdale '05

Christine Merrill '05

Joseph Schlosser '05


Class of ‘06

Ashley Black '06 B

Laine Himmelmann '06

Lisa Keikoan '06


Class of ‘07

David Anderson '07

Sidney Burt '07

Patrick Gormley '07 Hannah Murphy '07

Matthew Sparks '07


Class of ‘08

Caitlin Bair '08

Nathaniel Domek '08 P

Peter Kassel '08

Tyler Meredith '08

Zachary Mills '08

Alexys Padilla '08

Erin Perry '08


Class of ‘09

Tracie Davis '09

Peter Iliff '09

Matthew McCarthy '09


Class of ‘10

Kelsey McNamara '10





ALUMNI CLASS GIVING

Class of ‘11

Anonymous

Jordyn Chew '11

Samuel Mayer '11

Kristen McEnerney '11

Kathleen Schiavenza '11

Mikaela Stirling '11


Class of ‘12

James Barnes '12

Nicholas Domek '12

Kostantino Johal '12

Eilleen Le '12


Class of ‘13

Anonymous

Anthony Colvard '13

Meghan Larson '13


Class of ‘14

Zachary Ewertsen '14


Class of ‘15

Anonymous

Kyle Cherry '15

Daniel Lee '15

Kevin Stenvick '15


Class of ‘16

Valente Araiza '16


Class of ‘17

Brenna Patterson '17


Class of ‘18

Madeline Mercer '18 P


Class of ‘19

Alexandra Hock '19


ENDOWED FUNDS GIVING

Adon and Yolanda Panattoni Endowed Scholarship Fund

Anthony F. Bento Memorial Scholarship Fund

Bill and Eleanor Keating Endowed Scholarship

Br. David Brennan, FSC Endowed Scholarship

Christian Brothers Endowed Scholarship Fund

Christopher Becker Endowed Scholarship Fund

Class of '51 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gino, Angie & Christine Corti and Raymond & Dora Pina Endowed

Scholarship Fund

Desmond Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dick '57 and Mary Cay Sherman Endowed Scholarship Fund

Edward & Evelyn Boudier Endowed Scholarship Fund

Francis J. Silvey '54 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Gough Family Endowed Fund

John B. Stassi '59 Endowed Scholarship Fund

John J. Marquardsen, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund

John M. Silva '98 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Jolee & Kevin Murray Endowed Scholarship Fund

Joseph & Lorraine Valine Endowed Scholarship Fund

Joseph J. Kirrene Endowed Scholarship Fund

Julian '54 and Diane Holt Endowed Scholarship Fund

Leo '55 & Gayle Granucci Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mahaney Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mary C. Waterbury Endowed Scholarship Fund

Mike & Jim Roberts Endowed Scholarship Fund

Msgr. James F. Church '50 Endowed Scholarship Fund

Murphy Family Scholarship Fund

Pete & Lottie Mikacich, Jerry and Mary Lou Endowed Scholarship Fund

Pete Tomasini Memorial Scholarship Fund

Ralph and Antoinette de Vere White Family Endowment

Roger L. Slakey Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Ron Limeberger '53 Endowed Fund

Ronald Fernandes Endowed Scholarship Fund

Securing the Future General Endowment Fund

Splinter Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

Vincent F. Stanich Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund

William F. & Lena Bordisso Endowed Scholarship Fund

Wm. M. Francis Pipe Trades Endowed Scholarship


EMPLOYEE DONORS

Donna Adam P

Brittany Adkins-Williams

Carla Albright ‘04

Dave Anderson ‘07

Jesse Ball

Gloria Barela

Lorcan Barnes L

Steven Barsanti ‘78 B

Robert Boriskin

Mary Bowers

Lisa Bronson

Nicole Brousseau

Margaret Buggy

Tomás Capogreco ‘86

Chrys Cassetta P

Heather Christianson ‘01

Jeffrey Cox P

Danny Delgado ‘79

David Desmond ‘94 B

Cathy Devera P

Armando Diaz ‘94

Julian Elorduy ‘03

Tom English L

Cheryl Flaherty

Lorie Frias

Patti Gallagher

Rona Gordon

Cynthia Grajeda

Gigi Grapé

Michael Grow

Joe Guilherme, AFSC B

Thomas Guro ‘03 P

Erin Hanshew

Kelly Harrington ‘83

Paul Havey ‘81 B

Patrick Hayes

Courtney Hendry P

Brendan Hogan ‘95

Rose Ann Holmes

Jacob Hunley ‘96 P

Bill Iliff ‘76 L

Holly Keller B

Loretta Kenney

Christine Kerr P

Kolby Kuhn

Eilleen Le ‘12

David Levasseur

Steve Liu

Myra Makelim

Travis Maslen

June McBride B

Michael McCarthy ‘80 L

Melissa McClellan

Emily McDougall

Findlay McIntosh

Traci McMullen ‘83

Julie McNamara B

Joanne McShane B

April Melarkey

Dale Milton B

Jana Morris ‘99 P

Adriana Mundo Herald

Fr. Frantisek Murin

Amy Neff

Corine Pekari

Susanne Pierson

Joy Prevost B

Kirk Purdy

Larry Reel ‘91 P

John Riley-Portal P

Annette Romani L

Stephanie Roybal

Natalia Schorn ‘00

Joan Schubert '00

Rolf Schumann L

Marian Shackel

Jeremiah Sheckler

Nancy Smith-Fagan L

Joe Sousa

Mary Alice Spinelli ‘99 F

Cecilia Sullivan-Powers B

Christopher

Symkowick-Rose B

Chris Thayer B

Yolanda Torrecillas

Annie Vanenburg

Doreen Virk

Maureen Wanket L

Moira Warmerdam

Ellen Willow

Rebecca Woods ‘02

Jennifer Yearwood



GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF

CONTRIBUTIONS WERE MADE IN MEMORY OF

Mrs. Agnes V. AndersonMr. Fernando AnguianoMr. Tim ArnallMrs. Marion Azevedo '58Mr. George W. Badella '50Mr. Michael F. BakarichFr. Len Banas, CSCMr. Henry "Joe" Barajas '61Mr. Christopher D. Becker '97Mr. Lawrence D. Beilby '85Mrs. Shirley Bennett '58Mr. Frank Bento '41Lt. Col. Earl E. BergMr. Paul L. '41 and

Mrs. Stasia BernardisMs. Lisa BinsfeldMr. Melvin J. Bolen '54Mr. Louis BorovanskyMr. Frank D. Bottaro '58Mrs. Gloria BreechMs. Louise Hanford BrewerMr. John BrinckMr. Kurt Brink '80Mr. Charles Brodie '87Mr. James F. Buckley '73Mrs. LaVonne CardozaMrs. Anna-Lea CaudwellMrs. Helen CharleboixMr. James L. CherryMrs. Ann C. CherryMr. and Mrs. Sam J. ChilelliRev. Msgr. James F. Church '50Mrs. Claire ClarkMr. Lefty ClarkMr. Robert L. Colbert '56Mr. Thomas D. Colby '53Br. Bertram Coleman, FSCMr. John J. CostaMs. Jeanette Cottle-Voyer '68Mr. Douglas E. Crawford '62Mr. William J. Creeggan '41Mr. Richard and

Mrs. Lucina CunhaMr. Richard L. Cutting '45Ms. Susan D'Alessandro-HannaMr. Jim DamirMs. Susan Anne DarrelMr. Scott C. DavisMr. Gomez J. Delgado '55Mrs. Virgie Delgado

Mr. Michael J. Desmond '56Ms. Jackie DeSotoMr. Ron DiridoniDr. John H. Doval '31Mr. Bradford DozierMr. Julian Elorduy, Jr.Mr. Craig EvansMr. John J. Facino, Sr. '54Mrs. Barbara FaganMr. Ronald A. Fernandes '56Mr. John Fletcher '67Mrs. Alice FotrellMrs. Patricia C. FoxMrs. Frances M. FranzoiaMr. George FullerMr. William F. Gabrielli '49Mr. Larry GarciaMr. Steven R. GibbonsMr. Samuel C. GillMr. John J. Giordano '55Mrs. Patricia GliebeMr. Harold GomesMr. Larry E. Goyette '44Mr. Jason Grady '92Mr. Douglas B. GrahamMr. Peter G. Grassi '42Mr. Dale GritzmacherMr. Mark GuttehenMr. and Mrs. Bill HalloranMrs. Sharlene HarknessMr. Chuck HechtMr. Jacob HelgrenMr. Jack F. HigdonMr. Denny HobbsMr. James P. Hoefling '52Mr. and Mrs. Bill HooverMr. Donald Ingoglia '57Mr. Chris IversenMrs. Maxine JohnsonMr. William JohnsonMrs. Anna Marie KasselMr. Dean R. Ketterling '76Mr. Joseph J. Kirrene '49Mrs. Margaret KoewlerMs. Joanne J. La TonaMrs. Barbara W. LagomarsinoMr. Carl T. Lang '49Mr. Paul L. Larrea '71Mr. David L. Leatherby Sr.Mrs. Mary Limeberger

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Christian Brothers leads

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provided $2.8 million

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Christian Brothers High School Statement of Financial Activities For the Year Ended June 30, 2019

WITHOUT DONOR

RESTRICTIONS

WITH DONOR

RESTRICTIONS TOTAL

REVENUES & SUPPORT

Tuition and enrollment fees $ 16,565,791 $ — $ 16,565,791

Tuition assistance (2,740,301) (2,740,301)

Auxiliary programs 1,398,311 1,398,311

Events revenue, net of direct expenses 507,420 507,420

Contributions 19,809 2,130,243 2,150,052

Investment income 132,416 466,240 598,656

Net assets released from restriction 1,415,459 (1,415,459) —

Total Revenues & Support 17,298,905 1,181,024 18,479,929

EXPENSES

Instruction & co-curricular programs 12,251,147 12,251,147

Student support services 1,211,626 1,211,626

Auxiliary program expenses 603,363 603,363

Administration & general 2,435,666 13,000 2,448,666

Fundraising expenses 617,509 617,509

Total Expenses 17,119,311 13,000 17,132,311

Change in Net Assets 179,594 1,168,024 1,347,618

Net Assets, Beginning 179,594 1,168,024 1,347,618

Net Assets, Ending $ 26,414,807 $ 15,952,978 $ 42,367,785

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DONOR PROFILE

Life was not always easy for Judge Troy Nunley and Susan

Lawrence-Nunley ’84, who grew up in less fortunate households

and whose parents sacrificed time and money to put their

children through school. The two have incorporated what they

have learned from their backgrounds, education, values, and

common desire to make a difference in the community in their

lives and line of work today. They have a strong belief in the legacy

of the Brothers and the importance of the Lasallian mission.

Lawrence-Nunley attended Bishop Manogue and Nunley went to

Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory in San Francisco along with

his brothers. The couple met at Saint Mary’s College of California

where they were both English majors. In fact, Lawrence-Nunley

was the first in her family to attend college. Three of their four

children, Cimone ’08, Celeste, and current freshman Dylan ’23,

attended Christian Brothers, as well as Lawrence-Nunley’s

brother, Patrick Lawrence ’87, and uncle Roger Caetano ’53.

The pair instilled a rule for their children that if they did well in

grade school, they could choose where they would go for high

school. “I had always hoped they would choose CB,” says Nunley.

“I like the values the Brothers impressed on me there. Students

learn about various aspects of life – spiritualism, academics, and

how to be a young adult.”

“I wanted them to go to CB because that’s where I went,”

explains Lawrence-Nunley. “Christian Brothers is connected to

the Sacramento community. You learn what it means to give

back and how to be connected to the world. We need more

people to feel connected.”

Nunley is a United States District Judge for the Eastern District of

California, appointed by former U.S. President Barack Obama in

2013. “I have always wanted to be a lawyer,” recalls Nunley. “The

death of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. deeply influenced me. He

passed away when I was four and my whole family was in tears. I

remember that day – the sense of hopelessness. From that day

forward, I knew I wanted to give back to society.”

Lawrence-Nunley is a real estate agent proudly based in

Sacramento. “I have always wanted to have an impact on the

community,” states Lawrence-Nunley. “I love Sacramento. Home,

family, and community are really important to me. I enjoy

connecting people and helping them find a sense of place within

the community through owning a home.”

The Honorable Troy Nunley and Susan Lawrence-Nunley ‘84MAKING AN IMPACT

Even with full-time jobs and busy schedules, they always find time

to give back to Christian Brothers with their treasure and time.

They contribute through the Annual Giving Program and Parent

Pledge Program. Nunley was involved with CB’s Campus Master

Plan to help enhance the physical structure of the campus.

Lawrence-Nunley recently served on the Auction Committee for

the 2020 “Golden State of Mind” Auction. The couple is looking

forward to being more involved as they get settled into being

current CB parents once again.

What is it that inspires these two parents to give back to Christian

Brothers? For Lawrence-Nunley, it’s the importance of a quality

education. “I know that when I was at Manogue my parents didn’t

have a lot of money. It’s important to have a diverse community.

Everyone should be able to have a good education. You never

really know how much your contribution is going to mean. You

don’t know what kind of difference you’re going to make in

someone’s life.”

For Nunley, it’s the Lasallian mission-centric community at

Christian Brothers. “The vision that Christian Brothers has for its

students is clear to me. The students are going to be leaders in

the community, in all walks of life. I always think it’s important

that we give back to institutions like Christian Brothers. It was

there for me and for other people like me. It was there for people

who may not have had a lot of confidence in themselves. It’s

important to support Christian Brothers to help the school meet

its mission in terms of educating the whole person.”


Held at Christian Brothers High School on

June 1, the 49th annual Alumni Dinner

was a great night for seeing old friends

and classmates and building on the

strong CB connection.

Alumni, family and friends gathered for a social

hour on the main lawn, complete with dinner and a

raffle held in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium.

Members of the Class of 1969 were honored with

Golden Diplomas in recognition of 50 years of

shared legacy and spirit.

The Honorary Alumni Award was presented to

Stephanie Cooper-Noe, a proud parent of Dominga

Noe ’11 and Samantha Noe ’18 and an active

member of the Lasallian Parent Ambassadors. She

has been volunteering at CB events since 2007

when Dominga began her freshman year and has

continued her service even after Samantha

graduated. At the ceremony, her daughters

surprised her and presented her with the award.

The Alumni Service Award, the highest award

bestowed by the Alumni Association given to an

individual who regularly gives back to CB and

helps make the community a better place,

was presented to Laine Himmelman ’06.

As the development director at Habitat for

Humanity Greater Sacramento, Himmelman is

responsible for the organization’s public relations

and fundraising efforts. This past spring, she

collaborated with CB and gave the students the

opportunity to work at a Habitat for Humanity

worksite and assist with building homes for

low-income families in the community. She was

also recognized as one of Sacramento’s 40 Under

40 for 2019.

In addition to service at Christian Brothers,

alumni were also recognized for distinguishing

themselves in the professional world and

making an impact. Honored with the Rising

Falcon Award was Viviana Becerra ’09. After

earning her bachelor’s degree in political

science from University of California, Santa

Barbara, Becerra is now the chief of staff at

California State Assembly for Rob Bonta. She is

also a board member of the California Latino

Capitol Association Foundation and has already

had service as a Senate fellow and legislative

advocacy on her resume.

2019 Alumni Dinner

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS:

Brothers Plumbing

(Johnston brothers: Tim Johnston ’68 and Richmond Johnston ’59)

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Bryan Caselli ’07 received the Outstanding

Alumni in the Arts Award. Caselli has always

had a love for drawing. Kevin McGovern ’74 had

encouraged him to the apply to the California

State Summer School for the Arts. There he

studied in the animation department, leading to

him to later earning his bachelor of fine arts

degree in character animation from the California

Institute of the Arts. He currently lives in Burbank

and is the executive producer at Federator

Studios, having worked on top-notch cartoons

such as “Star vs. the Forces of Evil” and “Sanjay

and Craig.” Presenting his award was his friend

and former teacher, McGovern.

The Outstanding Alumni in Community

Engagement and Impact Award was presented

to Maritza (Villegas) Davis ’02. As vice president

of experiences and social responsibility at the

Sacramento Kings, Davis helps with fundraising

events for the Kings Foundation as well as

programs such as the Jr. Kings and Kids Club.

She and her husband, Roshaun, founded Unseen

Heroes, an award-winning event marketing

agency. Davis was also named one of Comstock’s

Magazine’s young emerging leaders of 2016.

Larry Lee ’91 received the Outstanding Alumni in

Journalism and Communications Award. He has

had a lifelong career in media, most recently as

the president of the Sacramento Observer

newspaper. Lee is also the board president of the

Observer Media Institute, a non-profit organiza-

tion that prepares underserved community

members to be journalists, media specialists and

communications professionals. He serves on the

Sacramento Metro Chamber of Directors and the

CARES Strategic Initiative for HIV/AIDS Care and

Prevention Steering Committee. He is a senior

fellow of the American Leadership Forum. In

addition to these accomplishments, Lee has

served on many reputable boards as well.

CB’s spectacular alumni have also made a

significant impact on the history and legacy of

the school’s athletic program. Christian Brothers

Athletics continues, as in the past, to be an

example and a model of a successful athletic

program in the greater Sacramento Area. The

individuals inducted into the 2019 Hall of Fame

helped lay the groundwork for a Christian

Brothers athletic program that has a reputation

for excellence in the Sacramento Area.

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The following seven individuals and one team were

inducted into the 2019 CB Athletics Hall of Fame:

JOE KIRRENE ’49

A native of San Francisco, Kirrene was a three-time All-City

Prep baseball player for the Brothers. In his three prep seasons,

he was a part of three Sacramento City Championship teams

from 1947 to 1949, routinely hitting over .400 as the starting

third baseman. After his prep career, Kirrene signed with the

Chicago White Sox in 1950. On October 1, 1950, the regular

season’s final day, he made his major league debut starting at

third base for the White Sox going 1 for 4 with no errors in the

field. Kirrene was out of baseball for three seasons while

serving in the Coast Guard during the Korean War and was

honorably discharged in 1954. Returning to baseball in 1954, he

led the Class A Western League in batting average, hitting .343,

and was selected as the third baseman on the league’s all-star

team. He appeared in nine games for the White Sox that year,

batting .304, six as the starting third baseman, and had three

multi-hit games. He played baseball with the San Francisco

Seals and Oakland Oaks in 1955–56 before leaving professional

baseball. In later years, Joe worked as a manager for California

State Auto Association for 41 years. Kirrene passed away in

2016 and is survived by his wife of 63 years, Grace.

MCNAMARA BROTHERS (JIM ’47, JOHN ’50, AND FRANK ’51)

Jim McNamara ’47 was the starting shortstop for the legendary

1946 undefeated Brothers baseball team. The following year,

he made the All-City team and led Brothers to the City

Championship with a 12 and 4 record. Considered to be one of

the finest fielding shortstops to ever come out of Sacramento,

Jim was drafted by the New York Giants in 1947 and spent five

years in the minors. Jim was inducted into the La Salle Club

Baseball Hall of Fame in 1996 and distinguished himself by

chairing that event for 13 years. Jim passed away in 2012 and

was married to Mildred Petralli for 56 years.

Frank “Muggs” McNamara ’51 was the captain and center

fielder of the 1951 Brothers team. He went on to play two

years at Sacramento City College and hit .360 for the 1953

State Championship team. His baseball career continued at

California State University, Chico where he was once again

voted captain of the team and led them to the Far West

Conference Championship in 1958. Frank hit .316 and made

the All-Conference team. When several professional con-

tracts were offered, Frank chose graduate school and became

an esteemed Sacramento educator for 44 years. He was

inducted into the La Salle Club Hall of Fame in 2000. Frank

has been married to Sally Byrne for 59 years.

John McNamara ’50 was an outstanding defensive catcher for

the Gaels, earning All-City selections in 1949 and 1950. In 1959,

he became a player and manager with Lewiston in the

Northwest League, a minor league affiliate with the Kansas City

A’s. In 1967, John reached the big leagues as a third base coach

for the Kansas City A’s. The team soon moved to Oakland, and

in 1969, he was named manager at the age of 37. He would go

on to manage for 19 years, compiling a record of 1,167 and 1,242,

ranking 48th on the all-time managerial list. He also managed

and/or coached the Giants, Padres, Angels, Reds, Red Sox, and

Indians. John will be most remembered by the 1986 post-sea-

son as the manager of the Boston Red Sox when he earned the

Manager of the Year award. His last year managing was in 1996

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CHUCK CHATFIELD ’54

Chatfield was a three-year varsity letterman in both football

and baseball with the Brothers, earning All-City in football in

1953. He went on to graduate from College of Pacific in 1958

where he played as a wide receiver and field goal kicker from

1954 to 1958; he was seventh in the nation as a wide receiver

in 1957. Chatfield also played on the baseball team as a

pitcher at COP and was the team MVP in 1958. After graduat-

ing, he coached football and baseball at COP in 1958 and 1959.

He then served as head football coach at Sacramento City

College in 1960. He coached as an assistant coach for

Washington State from 1961 to 1962 and Utah in 1963.

Chatfield also worked for the Dallas Cowboys under Tom

Laundry in 1964 as an assistant coach in charge of player

personnel signing for the Cowboys All-Pros Jethro Pugh and

“Bullet Bob” Hayes, the only athlete to ever win both the Super

Bowl and an Olympic Gold medal. Chatfield lives in Clements,

CA and is the grandfather of 12.

JOSEPH GUTIERREZ ’70

Gutierrez was a three-year All-Star varsity basketball and a

two-year varsity football player for the Falcons. As a basketball

player, he was an All-Metro performer averaging 20.8 points

per game. In football, Gutierrez was a two-time All-City

performer as a receiver; he played in the first Holy Bowl against

Jesuit, which was a 20-13 victory in 1969 in front of 6,000 fans.

In his senior season, the Falcons basketball team managed a

16-6 record although Gutierrez was the only basketball player

over six feet tall. He lists CB Hall of Fame coach, Jack Witry, as

the best coach he played under. After high school, Gutierrez

went on to Santa Clara University where he played football and

basketball and earned his bachelor’s degree in political science.

MONTY BUCKLEY ’91

Buckley was an accomplished track star at Christian Brothers

and is listed four times in CB’s track and field record books

(4th for 200 meters, 2nd in 400 meters, 1st in both 4x100

relay and 4x400 relay). However, Buckley was known mainly

as a basketball star, playing on the varsity team for three

years. As a senior, Buckley was named the Sacramento Metro

Area Player of the Year in 1991. He enjoyed a four-year

scholarship basketball career at UC Berkeley. Buckley helped

Cal win a NCAA basketball tournament game against

defending champion, Duke, by scoring two key three-point

baskets, helping the team advance to the NCAA Sweet 16 on

March 20, 1993. During his Cal career, Buckley was known as

a great defensive player and was named best team defender

in 1992 and 1995. Buckley is in the Cal basketball record book

for points scored in a career: 45th all-time with 1,035 points.

After Cal, Buckley played professionally in the NBA with the

Golden State Warriors and Portland Trail Blazers as well as

internationally in the Philippines and Argentina. Today,

Buckley is a highly regarded basketball trainer and basketball

coach. He has coached nationally ranked AAU basketball

teams and is involved in high level basketball training for

youth in Northern California.

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ’81 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM

This record-setting team was the only team in the Falcons’

varsity football history to win the Metro League championship

title both undefeated and untied in Metro League games; held a

no. 1 ranked Division I varsity football team to zero first downs

for an entire game in the victory over no. 1, Grant, at Hughes

Stadium on November 27, 1981; defeated three Division I

varsity football teams in a season that were ranked no. 1 in the

Sacramento Area at the start of the game; and defeated a

nationally ranked Division I prep no. 2 or higher. The team was

the first in school history to win the Division I Sac-Joaquin

Section title by defeating previously undefeated no. 1, Napa,

14-10 at Hughes Stadium, the first of two Section titles in

school history. This legendary team was also the first team in

school history to win the Sacramento City Championship

defeating no. 1 Grant. The team was honored at the CB vs.

Capital Christian game in September 2019.

A special thank you to the

Alumni Association members

and volunteers who organized the

fun-filled evening. Kudos to Duane

Arend ’79, Tony Clark ’83, Tom

Nulk ’83, and Marty Clark ’89 for

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1. Jim McCormack ’56, Pam McCormack, Joyce Karver, Teddy & Bob ’56 Schnetz, Jerry Cooke ’56, Jim Karver ’56

2. Michael Kirrene, Dale Milton, Grace Kirrene

3. Sandy Rupp, Jim Aiello ’66

4. Rick Pires ’79, Mike Limeberger ’76

5. Samantha Noe ’18, Stephanie Cooper-Noe, Dominga Noe ’11

6. President Lorcan Barnes, Viviana Becerra ’09, Isa Carrillo ’19

7. Kevin McGovern ’74, Bryan Caselli ’07, President Lorcan Barnes, Isa Carrillo ’19

8. President Lorcan Barnes, Larry Lee ’91, Isa Carrillo ’19

9. Michael Havey ’69, Jim Burich ’69

10. Vienna Cornacchioli Golsong ’61, Karen Sexton McAleese ’65

11. Frank LaRosa ’62, Gail Bartus-Compton ‘62

12. Mary Kleinfall ’72, Sam Kanelos ’72, Caprice Stolz Robinson ’72, Char Pugliese ’72

13. Bruce Maita ’69, Manuel Tequida ’65

14. Sam Ivanovich ’69, Tony Planchon ’69, Joseph Gutierrez ’70

15. Frank McNamara ’51, Susan (McNamara) Frenzel ’81, Dale Milton, Tom McNamara ’78, President Lorcan Barnes

16. Dale Milton, Chuck Chatfield ’54, President Lorcan Barnes

17. Chris Colby ’85, Tom Colby ’78

18. Dieter Kutsch ’82, Marty Ledesma ’82, Dale Milton, Mark Allen ’82, Stan Mette ’82, Albert Johnson ’82, Luis Maldonado ’82, Troy Bird ’82, Eric Edelmayer ’82, Steve Lahey ’82

19. Bob Cacic ’58, Tom Stinson ’58, Tom Murphy ’58

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The La Salle Club hosted its fourth

annual Christian Brothers Family

& Friends Golf Tournament on

June 21 at the Turkey Creek Golf

Club in Lincoln. The sold-out

event brought in over 140 golfers

and volunteers in support of

CB Athletics.

Taking home wins from the fun day

were Kirk Purdy, John Wiley and the

Rappleye family. Special thanks to the

event sponsors including Rex Moore

Electrical, Curtis Rapton of Mel Rapton

Honda, and Rick ’74, Pat ’07, and

Brendan ’14 Gormley of W.F. Gormley

and Sons Funeral Chapel.

The La Salle Club is a committed group

of individuals who help raise funds to

The La Salle Club’s Family & Friends Golf Tournament

support the CB Athletic Program and its

student-athletes through events and

volunteering. Don’t “fore-get” to mark

your calendars for the fifth annual La

Salle Club Family & Friends Golf

Tournament on Friday, June 19, 2020 at

Turkey Creek Golf Club. Lunch begins at

noon with a shotgun tee off at 1:00 p.m.

For more information, please contact

Kirk Murphy ’77, tournament director,

at [email protected].


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CLASS OF 1959 REUNIONThe Class of 1959 celebrated its 60-year reunion on September 28, 2019 at Christian Brothers High School.


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CLASS OF 1964 REUNIONThe Class of 1964, with the Class of 1965, celebrated its 55-year reunion

on October 19, 2019 at the Croatian American Cultural Center.


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CLASS OF 1969 REUNIONThe Class of 1969 celebrated its 50-year reunion on September 21, 2019 at Christian Brothers High School.


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CLASS OF 1974 REUNIONThe Class of 1974 celebrated its 45-year reunion with Bishop Manogue and

St. Francis on Saturday, November 16, 2019 at Christian Brothers High School.


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CLASS OF 1989 REUNIONThe Class of 1989 celebrated its 30-year reunion on August 10, 2019 at Cafeteria 15L.


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CLASS OF 1999 REUNIONThe Class of 1999 celebrated its 20-year reunion on August 17, 2019 at Chargins Bar & Grill.


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CLASS OF 2009 REUNIONThe Class of 2009 celebrated its 10-year reunion on October 26, 2019 at Urban Roots Brewery & Smokehouse.


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Mr. Neil Callahan ‘30 Mr. Joe Cartoscelli ‘30 Mr. Lester Cecchettini ‘30 Mr. Newell Chatterton ‘30 Mr. Walter Ramos ‘32 Mr. Frank Russell ’33 Mr. Alfred I. Scott ‘33 Mr. John Hedden ’34 Mr. Jack Hargrove ’36 Mr. Charles Sanford ’38 Mr. Waldon T. Westlake ‘39 Mr. Howard C. Winslow ‘39 Mr. Claren J. Brown ‘40 Mr. George Dacre ‘40 Mr. Daniel Donohoe ‘40 Mr. Julius Fava ‘40 Mr. Herbert Goble ‘40 Mr. Ramon Maxwell ‘40 Mr. James McClelland ‘40 Mr. Harvey Ramelli ‘40 Mr. John Walsh ‘40 Mr. James Horgan ‘41 Mr. Peter G. Grassi ‘42 Mr. Raymond Hackett ’43 Mr. Larry E. Goyette ‘44 Mr. Louis Camboceti ‘45 Mr. Leonard Costa ‘45 Mr. Richard L. Cutting ‘45 Mr. Robert Jacinto ‘45

Mr. Gerald E. Meyers ‘45 Mr. Leonard Nielsen ‘46 Mr. Lawrence Risse ‘46 Mr. Russ P. Crocco ‘47 Dr. Richard M. Escajeda ‘47 Mr. Carl T. Lang ‘49 Mr. Patrick Melarkey, DDS ’49 Mr. Donald Criss ‘50 Dr. Philip M. Sapunor ‘51 Mr. Joel R. Sheehan ‘51 Mr. Samuel P. Vartanian ‘51 Mr. Asa E. Whetstone ‘51 Mr. G. Charles Hamilton ‘52 Mr. John J. Mayer ‘52 Mr. Roger W. McElligott ‘52 Mr. Robert E. Sweeny ‘52 Mr. Willis J. Towne, Jr. ‘52 Mr. Foster E. White ‘52 Mr. John A. Cordano ‘53 Mr. Richard R. Bordisso ‘54 Mr. John Groza ‘55 Mr. John M. Zanze ‘55 Mr. Dennis Kehoe ’56 Mrs. Margie Estabrook ‘57 Mr. Frank D. Bottaro ‘58 Maj. Anthony C. Di Napoli ‘58 Mr. A. Michael Koewler ‘58 Maj. Sarah L. Lagomarsino ‘58 Mr. Joseph Delgado ‘59

Mr. Philip A. Larrabee ‘59 Mr. Jesse Pou ‘59 Mrs. Eloise Gomez Andries ‘60 Mr. Tom Fitzgerald, Jr. ‘60 Mr. Christopher J. Macie ‘60 Mr. William W. Oates ‘60 Mrs. Lydia M. Schrader ‘60 Mr. Bill J. Schwab ‘60 Ms. Carolyn V. Cotton ‘61 Mrs. Carol M. Anderson ‘63 Mr. Anthony J. Chavez ‘64 Ms. Pamela Heather ‘64 Mr. Gregory Maher ’64 Mr. Gordon V. Scott ‘64 Mr. Brian F. Taugher ‘64 Mr. Barry Flissinger ‘67 Mr. Victor Almarez ‘69 Mr. Robert Carr ‘69 Mr. Michael C. Dennis ‘70 Mr. Frank Vellutini ’71 Mr. Daniel P. Basurto ‘73 Mr. Terry J. Foley ‘74 Mr. Jon R. Mc Donald ‘79 Mr. Kurt Brink ‘80 Mr. Lawrence D. Beilby ‘85 Mr. Timothy A. Moore ‘85 Mr. Ryman Steve C. Simangan ‘97 Ms. Chona-Cecilia V. Sarte ‘04 Mr. Jenner T. Chapman ‘14

The Brother Bertram Society was founded in 1994 to honor Brother Bertram

Coleman, FSC. The society includes persons and couples who have made

provisions for Christian Brothers High School in their estate plans.

In his 70 years of service to the District of San Francisco, Br. Bertram

served as a teacher, high school prefect, vice principal, athletic director

and coach, director of student Brothers at St. Mary’s College, principal of

Christian Brothers and Cathedral high schools, Brother Visitor, develop-

ment director, alumni director, Director General of Mont La Salle and

district archivist. He was a passionate advocate of Lasallian Catholic

education and ardently committed to educating the poor.

The Brother Bertram Society speaks to the importance of estate planning

to the future of Christian Brothers High School. If you have included CBHS

in your estate plans, or if you would like information about the Brother

Bertram Society, please contact Nancy Smith-Fagan, director of

advancement, at (916) 733–3647.

In Memoriam


John Silva ’98 is remembered by many of his class-

mates as a fun-loving guy with a big heart, and a

smile that lets you know you were in on the joke. He

is also remembered as a man who cared deeply

about his friends, family, and those

in need.

A cause close to John’s heart was the tuition assistance program

at Christian Brothers High School. When he passed away

unexpectedly in 2017 at the age of 37, his friends and classmates

rallied to carry on John’s legacy of helping others by coming

together for two of the things he loved – golf with friends and

tuition assistance at CB. From there, the John Silva ’98 Memorial

Golf Tournament was born.

The tournament, held annually at William Land Park, raises

funds for an endowed scholarship in John’s name. Thank you to

the organizers and participants who came together this past

September for a great time and great cause.

The John Silva ’98 Endowed Scholarship Fund will provide

tuition assistance in perpetuity for students in need. If you

would like to contribute to the scholarship fund, the organizers

invite you to make a gift to Christian Brothers and indicate that

it is for the fund. If you would like to be added to the mailing list

for the next tourney, please call (916) 733-3647 and we will put

you in touch with the organizers.

John Silva ’98 Memorial Golf Tournament


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Our Night with Harry PotterA NARRATIVE BY: TOM JOHNSON

We attended the Christian Brothers

auction and dinner in spring 2019

without much knowledge about Harry

Potter. In short, we didn’t know “the

Sorcerer’s Stone” from “the Order of

Phoenix.” But we have Potter fans in the

family; our children, Clara ’13 and Sean

’22, are both devotees. We knew that

when the auction item for a weekend in

Manhattan, seeing the play, “Harry

Potter and the Cursed Child,” and

meeting James Snyder ’99 came up, we

had to win it and make it a great end of

the summer trip. So, we held up our

paddle long enough and after what felt

like a long few minutes, we had secured

the trip. Little did we know that Snyder

would treat us to an incredible perfor-

mance and a magical evening.

When we arrived, there were hundreds

of people in line for the play already.

There was a certain unmistakable

energy building even outside the

theater. There were serious Potter fans

there and the reviews had been

outstanding; everyone was anticipating

something great. As the stage lights

dimmed and the curtain raised, we saw

Snyder as Harry Potter take to the stage.

In the production, he plays Potter as a

father and husband, looking exactly like

what Potter would look like as a young

father. We were immediately drawn in

by the play, actors and the sheer

wonder of the special effects. At one

moment you could hear a pin drop and

the next, uproarious laughter.

While the play was spectacular, meeting

Snyder after it was quite the VIP

experience. With throngs of people

roped off from the actors, we stepped

through the stage door leading to a

small waiting area with walls decorated

with old playbills and photographs. “You

must be the Johnsons?” Snyder asked

as he welcomed us with a warm smile.

He thanked us for being there and

remarked how nice it was to see people

from home. He was down to earth and

very much interested in Clara, Sean and

their lives.

After meeting, we joined Snyder for

dinner at a famous Broadway theater

district restaurant named Sardi’s, which

is full of images of famous actors,

directors and playwrights. For a night, it

felt like we were part of that history. He

introduced our family to the other

actors, and we even got to meet the

actor who plays Ron Weasley!

As the evening went on, Snyder told us

about his time at Christian Brothers. He

cherished his years at CB, which is where

he first discovered his love for acting. He

got his start by practicing for his first

play on the green linoleum tile of the old

library. After high school, a bigger stage

and city were calling his name. He then

went on to attend University of Southern

California where he studied theater.

After graduation he began his climb into

professional acting. Snyder has seen the

breadth of the world of acting, having

been in movies, on TV shows and in

theatre. He now performs on one of the

biggest stages with a lead role in what is

arguably the most phenomenal theater

venue in the world.

In addition to playing a father and

husband on stage, Snyder is both of

those roles in real life. He, his wife,

Jacqueline, and their children moved to

New York a few years ago. We asked

him how he had time to do these kinds

of meetings and dinners with visitors

from Sacramento with such a busy

schedule. He humbly responded, saying

“I know the motto ‘enter to learn, leave

to serve.’”

Snyder embodies what it means to be

from Christian Brothers and from

Sacramento. He is not only talented and

funny, but also genuine. He gives of his

time and effort for CB despite the

demands of leading in a play of this

magnitude and the enormity of his

success. He continues to serve our

Christian Brothers community and we

couldn’t be prouder.

Tom Johnson is the Christian Brothers head men’s varsity tennis coach.

He and his wife, Maria, are the proud parents of Clara ’13 and Sean ’22. As

a result of the Christian Brothers “One Night in Casablanca” 2019 Auction

and Dinner, his family attended a Broadway production of “Harry Potter

and the Cursed Child” in New York featuring CB’s own James Snyder ’99

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Where are They Now?

Please contact Joy Prevost,

database manager, if you

know addresses or phone

numbers for any of the

listed individuals. Joy can

be reached at (916) 733–3633 or

[email protected].

CLASS OF ‘40William Callaghan '40William Farrell '40Warren Harvey '40Bob Himmelmann '40William Hughson '40John Johnson '40Jerry Kays '40Clarence Lazero '40Walter O'Keefe '40Alexander Pattiani '40Albert Perrone '40Fred Pierini '40Robert Smith '40

CLASS OF ‘45Thomas Burns '45Elizabeth Cimino '45Philip Collier '45Hugh Connelly '45Ernest Massa '45Robert McLain '45Joseph Morgan '45Anthony Pellicano '45Bruce Selby '45Francis Thomas '45Robert Underhill '45

CLASS OF ‘50Ronald Abaunza '50Ellis Breaux '50Harold Bribiescas '50James Coldwell '50Ken Fredericksen '50Andre Gratian '50Joseph Hawkins '50John Jackson '50Louis Lomba '50James Marty '50Richard Mc Coy '50Gerald Mernin '50David Mink '50John Montaldo '50Lea Parker '50Leo Risse '50Robert Ryan '50Patrick Splane '50Louis Torres '50James Wahl '50

CLASS OF ‘55David Christensen '55Jerry Donoghue '55Joseph Golden '55Jesus Gonzaga '55Joseph Gutierrez '55

Alumni News & NotesGeorge Cunningham ’40 and Thea Stidum attended a performance of the Christian Brothers’ spring 2019 production,

“The Martian Chronicles.” Pictured are Heather Christianson ’01, George Cunningham ’40, Thea Stidum, and Michael Jackson.

Members of the Class of 1968 enjoy getting lunch together once a month at Old Ironsides. Pictured are (left to right) Jeremy Franzoia ’68, Arnold Zuniga ’68, John Copley ’68, Timothy Johnston ’68, Thomas Parilo ’68, Craig Pierini ’68, Randy Zanze ’68 and Bruce Olin ’68.

David Sutherland ‘84 led the Sacramento State Hornets to the Big Sky Championship victory. He was also named the 2019 Jeff Smith Women’s Golf Coach of the Year.

Brian Basquez ’88 retired from the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department after 30 years of service.

Laura Anglada Anderson ’92 is a principal in the Elk Grove Unified School District.

Jeanette Ercila ’96 welcomed her first child and future class of 2036 Falcon, Isabella Elise Ercila, on June 7, 2019. Isabella has already visited CB and attended the recent Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza.

Tony Verdon ’97 completed his sixth 100-mile trail race at the Western States Endurance Run, the world’s oldest 100-mile trail race that starts in Squaw Valley, California near the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics and ends in Auburn, California, on June 29, 2019. The race began at 5 a.m. and included more than 18,000 feet of elevation gain. Family and friends, including Tony’s wife, Michelle (Schetter) Verdon ’99, crewed and paced him to ensure he got to the finish. He finished the race in 23:49, earning the coveted silver buckle for the runners who complete the 30-hour race in under 24 hours.

Bob Franken ’65 retired on September 1, 2019 after 19 years on the staff at the University of Notre Dame, his college alma mater. Bob was adviser to two student magazines and the yearbook. At CBS and Bishop Armstrong, he was editor of The Gael and The Talon newspapers. He served three years in the Air Force at NORAD in Colorado Springs, worked three years in radio news in Wisconsin, 11 years at the Colorado Springs Sun, nine at The Arizona Republic in Phoenix, and owned a printing company in Phoenix for five years before moving to Notre Dame in 2000. He and his wife, artist Cathy McCormick, live in Granger, IN. Their son, Robert, is a musician in Glendale, CA.

Paul Havey ’81 got engaged to his fiancé, Griselda Barajas, on their two-year anniver-sary in November 2019.


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Eric Tozer ’02 was a speaker at the California Ambulance Association’s 71st Annual Convention & Reimbursement Conference in San Diego in September. He gave a talk on “Overcoming Obstacles to Inspire.”

Moriah Balingit ’03 was named a Kathryn Davis Fellow for Peace, an award that comes with a full tuition scholarship for an intensive Spanish language program at Middlebury College. She is a national education reporter at The Washington Post, where she recently published a magazine cover story on Hmong students in Sacramento and how their lives could be shaped by an affirmative action ban. She has also written about students displaced by the Camp Fire, the teacher strike in Los Angeles and covered the Parkland school shooting. Her work was recently recognized by the Education Writers Association.

Kaila and CB faculty member Julian ’03 Elorduy welcomed the newest member of their family, Valentine Inez Elorduy on April 8, 2019.

Matthew Benjakarn Braly ’06 is a director at Walt Disney Television Animation whose show, “Amphibia,” recently premiered on the Disney Channel.

Polo Adamo ’07, co-owner and kitchen manager for Adamo’s Kitchen, was featured in the Food & Drink section of The Sacramento Bee for his must-have dish, the pork belly spicy panini.

Jessica Bond Noble ’07 married Adam Noble on June 22, 2019 in Huntington Beach, CA.

Erica, CB counselor and head swim coach, and Patrick ’07 Gormley welcomed their son and future Falcon, Michael Robert Gormley, on July 16, 2019.

Taylor (Ewing) Baland '08 married Tyler Baland at Ironwoods Beach in Maui, Hawaii on June 17, 2019. The happy couple was sur-rounded by family, including Taylor's brother, Michael Ewing '10, and sister-in-law Leslie (Lai) Ewing '10. It was a beautiful and exciting day for all! Taylor works for the Elk Grove Unified School District at Sunrise Elementary School where her students adore her. Her husband works for the State of California in the State Controller's Department. They currently live in Sacramento.

Asa Jackson ’08 is a Sports Program Associate at The Ohio State University.

Richard Hannaford '55Gary Kidder '55Jerold Lippier '55Frank Marulo '55Victor McFarland '55Thomas Novotny '55Larry Patterson '55John Rahler '55Ronald Ralston '55Robert Schmid '55Glenn Schott '55Tom Stark '55Michael Whitman '55William Wolkert '55

CLASS OF ‘60Jackie Aka '60Rebecca Allison '60Lucille Alston '60Linda Auston '60John Blackhall '60F. J. Brennan '60Joseph Brothers '60Sharon Brunald '60Rosemary Bultman '60John Chapman '60Gaylen Charles '60Merrill Clementson '60Richard Colbert '60Robert Cook '60Rebecca Correa '60Antionette Davis '60Susanne Dell '60Maureen Edwards '60Sharon Elder '60Cathy Ewertsen '60William Gannon '60Nancy Glasper '60Denise Glass '60Margaret Haley '60Ronald Hoffart '60Linda Imber '60Paschal Johnson '60Eileen Landis '60Albert Leonard '60Mary Logan '60Gloria Lopez '60Antoinette Martin '60Careene Martinelli '60Theresa Martinez '60Mary Martinez '60Marilyn Mello '60George Mercado '60Bradley Morgan '60Cecilia Nixon '60G. R. Palmer '60Michael Patrick '60Paul Plona '60Thomas Rains '60James Ray '60Giovanna Rendall '60Anna Rocha '60Larry Rust '60Irene Sailors '60T.J. Sanchez '60

Maritza Davis ’02, vice president of experiences and social responsibility for the Sacramento Kings, received the Inspiration Estrella Award at the 2019 Estrella Awards that were presented on December 10, 2019. The annual awards are given by the Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in recognition of Latinas making an impact in the Sacramento Area.

Megan Dagang Arteaga ’07 and her husband, Anthony Arteaga, bought their first home in Concord, CA. Although she’s looking forward to having chickens, he’s looking forward to a dog – and the two generally don’t mix!

Emily Small ’07 got engaged to her fiancé, Brian, on Christmas Day, December 25, 2019. Emily is a social worker on a policy team responsible for the implementation of comprehensive reforms to California’s foster care system. Brian is an administrative law judge for the State of California’s Board of Parole Hearings. The two are currently living in Land Park, Sacramento and plan to get married at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament and have their reception at the Sutter Club in October 2021.


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Andrew Thomas ’09 married Renee Olson on April 20, 2019 in Santa Barbara, CA where they met in their senior year at UCSB. In attendance were many CB alumni including best man Stephen Thomas ’14, cousin Jill Thomas ’15, groomsman Kyle Patterson ’09, Nolan Wallner ’09, Carly Haw ’09, Trevor Griffin ’09, Eric Liddle ’08, and Jim Faulkner ‘52. Aunt and CB college counselor, April Melarkey, and cousins Mary Melarkey

‘20 and Kathleen Melarkey ‘23 were in attendance as well. They are a proud generational CB family, with Andrew’s grandfather being the late Patrick Melarkey ‘49. Since graduation from UCSB, Andrew has worked as an Android developer at Workday and Renee is head of customer success at Wrike. Both relocated to the Sacramento Area in October 2019 after living in the San Jose Area since college graduation. They are excited to be near family and close friends living in the area.

Michael Ewing '10 and Leslie (Lai) Ewing '10 were married at the Grand Island Mansion on October 14, 2018. They met at CB and dated just shy of nine years before they tied the knot among family and friends. The wedding party consisted of Michael's sister, Taylor Ewing '08, serving as a bridesmaid, Eddie Ramirez '10, as best man, and Joe DaRosa '10 and Scot Beale '10 both serving as groomsmen. The couple currently lives in San Francisco where Michael works in marketing and Leslie works as a pharmacist specializing in toxicology.

Josh Hammer ’12 graduated from Holy Names University with a master’s degree in education in May 2019. He previously received his bachelor’s degree in history and religious studies from HNU in 2016. Josh received numerous awards and honors during his years there, including having two perpetual awards named in his honor, “The HNU Captain Hawk Josh Hammer Baseball Award” and “The HNU Josh Hammer Student Spirit Award.” In addition to his academic, athletic and leadership achievements at HNU, he was honored by the NCAA for his tremen-dous fundraising efforts for developing and hosting the annual HNU Hawkmania pro wrestling fundraiser event for Make-A-Wish Greater Bay Area. In fall 2019, Josh joined the Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School in Alameda faculty as a theology teacher.

Jessica Szarek ’12 is in Montreal working on a project called Flightnook, which aims to increase awareness of the carbon impact of flying and make air travel more sustainable. Learn more about the project at www.flightnook.com.

Avery Baker ’13 and his father, Brian, are engaging speakers who travel around the country helping people realize they have the power to create, grow and repair their relationships. They started this project because they know firsthand the difficulty of main-taining healthy relationships and want to share a positive message. They returned to Christian Brothers during the 2019 Diversity and Inclusion Week to present their talk, “Five Keys to Empower Your Family: A Parent & Child Perspective.” They also recently released their first book, “Love Wins: 5 Keys to

Strengthen Your Relationships.” Learn more about the Avery and Brian Experience at averyandbrian.com.

Nancy Sandretto '60Mary Sears '60Daniel Silva '60Antoinette Silva '60Deanna Sinn '60Marrilu Sloboda '60Jerald Stinson '60Sharri Taylor '60Phyllis Thickinger '60Patricia Thompson '60Gary Traversi '60Carol Wagner '60Pat Waterfield '60David Wolfgram '60

CLASS OF ‘65Edward Agrimonti '65Jesse Alejandre '65Thomas Anderson '65Peter Assel '65Edward Azevedo '65Michael Bennett '65James Bisiar '65Martin Boudro '65Dave Brady '65George Brida '65Ronald Brown '65Brian Buchanan '65Richard Carr '65Merril Clough '65Mary Ann Dase '65John Diederich '65Catherine Ernst '65Terrence Finn '65Thomas Flewell '65Kenneth Frey '65Richard Gorman '65William Granstedt '65Laurence Guadagno '65John Guenther '65Mark Handlen '65Gary Jackson '65Michael Jewell '65Ernie Johnston '65Kathleen Kelly '65Thomas Kenny '65Kevin Leahy '65Larry Lesieur '65Tim Maher '65Richard Mahoney '65Timothy Mahoney '65William Maiola '65Nick Meyer '65James Molina '65Michael Nolan '65Bernie Nolan '65Octavio Obregon '65Bob Pesce '65George Peterson '65Jack Praxel '65Joe Razzano '65Cathi Read '65Kenneth Robba '65Kenneth Rodda '65Steve Schrock '65

Chris Kunz ’10 has been working as a realtor with Coldwell Banker for over four years. In that time, he has been named to Coldwell Banker’s list of Top 30 Agents Under 30 and has assisted five Christian Brothers families in purchasing a home. He says the CB connec-tion makes these deals more special to him because of the sense of pride he takes in being an alumnus.

Connor Sheedy ’10 gradu-ated from McGeorge School of Law in 2019 and recently passed the bar exam on his first try! He is looking to work in environmental or interna-tional business law. Pictured are Anthony Kennedy, former associate justice of the United States, and Sheedy in the summer of 2017.


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Clara Johnson ’13 has accepted her calling to religious life, joining the Apostles of the Sacred Heart of Jesus convent this past summer with formation in Hamden, Connecticut.

Scott Sturges ’13, the son of Jack ’85 and Kelly ’85 Sturges, successfully graduated from the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Academy in August 2018 as a fully commissioned Peace Officer. During the academy, Scott attained the highest overall score in his class for marksmanship and received the "Top Gun" award. Scott is currently working as the Clearlake Warden patrolling Lake County.

Sylvia (Francisco) Tiballi ’13 married Thomas Tiballi on August 10, 2019 in Oswego, New York. They were joined by family and friends including brother Miguel Francisco ’11, bridesmaid Angela Rothman ’13, and fellow CB graduates Kaalen Kirrene ’13 and Allison Lian ’14. Sylvia and Tom recently moved from New York City to Rochester, New York and both work for the University of Rochester.

AnnaMarie Carmazzi ’15 is a graduate of Saint Mary’s College of California and is a first year Lasallian Volunteer for the 2019-2020 service year. She joined the LaSalle School Albany Community and is serving at Christian Brothers Academy in Albany, NY.

Gabriel Neal ’15 is pursuing the priesthood with the Redemptorist Missionaries, attending seminary at St. Patrick’s College in Maynooth, Ireland.

Daniel Walton ’15 graduated from Saint Mary’s College of California in 2019 with a degree in English. He is a first year Lasallian Volunteer for the 2019-2020 service year. He joined the Saint Michael House Community and is serving at San Miguel School in Chicago, IL where he is the sixth-grade language arts teacher.

John (Jack) Fondale ’15 and Tyler Guillen ’16 played for California State University, Chico in the College Rugby D1AA Spring National Championship game against Dartmouth in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 4, 2019. Chico played with all their hearts but unfortunately missed out on the win. It was a great game and experience for these two CB rugby boys!

Timothy Seeboth '65Daniel Shilin '65Richard Slama '65Mike Smolich '65Gregory Stangel '65Michael Tinney '65Richard Tufts '65Richard Turner '65John Valle '65Joseph Ward '65Paul Ward '65Edwin Wieser '65Michael Wooldridge '65Joseph Zuniga '65

CLASS OF ‘70Nick Adams '70Frank Anderson '70Christopher Boyd '70Ross Caniglia '70Peter Carroll '70Robert Davila '70Floyd Ellsworth '70Michael Fager '70Michael Finn '70Stephen Flannery '70Earl Gabrielli '70Josephine Galvez '70Sabina Gilbert '70Leopoldo Gonzalez '70Harry Goodier '70John Kleinsorge '70Kathy Knapp '70Michelle Larrea '70Anthony Logan '70Fred Luzzi '70Rudy Maestas '70Franklin Maketa '70Chuck McCoy '70Thomas Miller '70Mike Muljat '70Denise O'Ray '70William Orduno '70David Petrinovich '70Jim Preston '70Ted Renda '70Janet Rosati '70Anthony Rupp '70James Scollan '70Robert Seybold '70Bill Sils '70Glen Stefan '70Marc Thompson '70Daniel Tuse '70Bob Van Hulten '70Joanne Wemmer '70Fred Wikkeling '70Greg Winter '70

CLASS OF ‘75Mark Adorni '75Anthony Alvarez '75Luis Amaya '75Karen Banta '75Paul Batista '75

Ameyalli Chavez ’15 was featured in the January-February issue of the Catholic Herald magazine on how Lasallian Catholic education shaped her life.


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Carolyn Castillo '75Mark Chambers '75Nicolas Ciani '75Thomas Corcoran '75Barry Dallas '75Cathy Davis '75Denis Donovan '75James Dovi '75Vince Dutra '75Gregory Franchi '75Eric Golden '75John Gonzales '75Andy Hernandez '75Jess Hernandez '75Dana Howe '75Walter Howell '75Karen Hull '75Peter Ivanovich '75Juan Jimenez '75Donald Johnson '75Kim Lamar '75James Loomis '75William Marzalek '75Robert McClone '75Patrick McKenna '75Scott McMahan '75Judith Montemayor '75John Montoya '75Christine Mosier-Rader '75Keith Mosley '75Thomas Navarro '75Paula Osborne '75Ron Paiva '75Toby Puente '75Diana Ramson '75Donald Samuelson '75David Silva '75Joseph Silva '75Denis Smith '75Joseph Sturm '75Joseph Sturn '75Ted Thompson '75Ruben Torres '75

Natalie Wiseman ’15 graduated from University of Portland with her bachelor of science in nursing. It was a great four years of living on the bluff while making memo-ries and friends in there. She will soon be taking the NCLEX to become a full-fledged registered nurse. She is also beyond excited to move to Boise, ID where she will be working at St. Luke's.

Beah Cruz ’17, who just completed her second year at University of Northern Colorado, won the Big Sky Women’s Golf Championship in April 2019 shooting 69, 73, 73 in three rounds, totaling a final score of 215.

Madison Wynn ’15 is a graduate of Saint Mary’s College of California. He is living with the Brothers and doing international service work in Dominican Republic.

Jane Ferguson ’16 graduated from San Diego State University on May 17, 2019 with a B.A. in Social Science. She was an NCAA D1 athlete all three years at SDSU and was recognized as a Scholar Athlete. She was on both the women’s water polo team and the women’s rowing team. Jane returned to SDSU for their teaching credential program in Fall 2019. Pictured in the second photo are Jared Ferguson ’17, Jane, and Johnny Ferguson ’21.

Sierra Ramirez ’17 had a baby girl, Amina Rae Essex, on July 24, 2019.

Samuel Korbs ’19 was featured in a local media story for his quick thinking during a ride-along that helped a Sacramento Police Department officer from being harmed. Sam is at Lindenwood University and plans to come back to after graduation to join the SPD K-9 division.

Edwin Warmby '75Ludwig Wikkeling '75

CLASS OF ‘80Frank Albert '80Louise Aubin '80Laurie Bacchini '80Matthew Bonner '80John Boone '80Gregory Bucher '80Tony Carda '80Richard Carlson '80Richard Cervantes '80Vicki Cleary '80Daniel Colby '80Arturo Colmenarez '80William Colon '80

Barry Dahlbeck '80Lynette Del Ponte '80Flavio DeLaTorres '80Tom Downey '80Ted Economy '80Gary Ender '80John Ferguson '80Jim Fox '80Gerard Gay '80John Golsong '80John Gonzales '80John Hansen '80James Harding '80Michael Harr '80Pat Henry '80Emanuel Hignutt '80

Rebecca Houseman '80John Howell '80Tony Hubert '80Larry Ito '80Lyle Jackson '80Kurtis Jahn '80John Jones '80Patrick Lane '80Paul Lyle '80Michael Lynch '80Hennessey Mayo '80Kevin McGehee '80James McGrath '80Philip Meyer '80Vincent Miranda '80Richard Monteiro '80

Gregory Montoya '80Gerald Moralez '80George Murray '80Dave O'Callaghan '80Matthew Parshall '80Raymond Peck '80Jerry Perry '80Dana Piazza '80Robert Pugh '80Alan Quadros '80Marvin Ramalho '80Isela Reavis '80Arturo Reyes '80Jose Reynoso '80Sandy Rothove '80Leonard Sanchez '80

Lisette Schillig '80Patrick Scully '80Jimmy Sims '80Mary Singleton '80Mark Smelosky '80Richard Spencer '80Nancy Suiter Recio '80Debbie Sutton '80Jean Taylor '80Greg Thielen '80Joseph Valencia '80Mario Vargas '80Thomas Walker '80Rosemary Weingarten '80David Wellendorf '80Merry Wells '80

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CLASS OF ‘85David Agajan '85Gus Aguirre '85Mark Allen '85Marlene Angeja '85Anthony Angello '85Stephen Ausdenmoore '85Bret Barkley '85Stacy Basos '85James Bathel '85Sharon Bittle '85Kristen Black '85David Bond '85Orie Brown '85Maria Brown '85Charles Burton '85Carreen Chapman '85Rebecca Contreras '85Liana Cotton '85Christopher Craig '85Chris Cully '85Theresa Espejel '85Nina Fernandez '85David Folkers '85Anthony Galvez '85Carl Giordano '85Deneen Gomez '85April Gregerson '85Pamela Griffey '85Timothy Guthrie '85Annette Guzman '85Erik Hall '85Andrew Harlow '85Yvette Hernandez '85Erica Hersant '85Shafia Karim '85Eric Koch '85Kenneth Lawrence '85Edlene Leathers '85John Licatesi '85Ignacio Luna '85Joseph Malki '85Miguel Marquez '85Patrick Massa '85Michael Maucieri '85Robert McCandless '85William McConnell '85Todd McKee '85Sharon Meadors '85Paul Merz '85Danny Miller '85Randy Parraz '85Deidre Pasion '85Marcus Peake '85Marc Puleo '85Keith Raynor '85Bertram Rice '85Dawn Richardson '85Sean Ryan '85Christopher Scott '85

Cindy Shad '85Kenneth Silva '85Alex Singleton '85Boyd Smith '85David Smith '85Scott Sommer '85Todd Terll '85Joseph Thomas '85Matthew Thomas '85Jerry Tuma '85Aaron Ward '85Derek Ware '85Mary Watanabe '85Edward Weaver '85Christopher Womick '85Vincent Wruck '85Gerardo Zaffa '85

CLASS OF ‘90Christopher Aaberg '90Brent Angelo '90Alfonso Becknell '90Kevin Birch '90David Boring '90Christopher Brown '90William Brunk '90Reginald Cherry '90Andreas Christensen '90Jeffery Corbett '90Patrick Daly '90Christian de Leon-Horton '90David Delisi '90Nick DeLucchi '90Liza Dobson '90Ryan Driscoll '90Mark Fierro '90James Foster '90Cherise Gallegos '90Jesus Garcia '90Jenny Henderson '90Brandon Hernandez '90Jason Huff '90Kevin Huston '90Christopher Kiene '90Matthew Langer '90Marc McKinney '90Rameen Minoui '90Christopher Mirrione '90Michael Mulligan '90Anthony Muzzi '90Long Nguyen '90Michael Nunes '90David Ortega '90Aristeed Powell '90Vincent Pyle '90Thomas Quigley '90Joaquin Ronquillo '90Trevor Rose '90Matthew Salazar '90Patricia Sanchez '90Jean-Paul Scheiber '90

John Shern '90Barrett Sizemore '90Gerald Smedley '90James Swanigan '90Michael Ta '90Alexander Tarpin '90Zlatko Theodorovic '90Thorston Thorpe '90Leon Turo '90Carlos Villarreal '90

CLASS OF ‘95Sean Abrams '95Samuel Ancheta '95Marisa Becerra-Garcia '95William Beck '95Charles Brack '95Anthony Brown '95Jake Bunch '95Jason Burns '95Michael Cervantes '95Eric Davila '95Michael Dela Cueva '95Matthew Di Pirro '95Kristen Donald '95Kevin Farrell '95Giovanni Fiorentini '95Bevan Hart '95Jonathan Hendryx '95Jason Holmly '95Robert Hyde '95Katie Iniguez '95Jason Jackson '95Christopher La Sala '95Anh Le '95Darius Leotaud '95Nadia Lopez '95Teresa Mc Neil '95Michael Mc Quillan '95Monica Melendez '95Jennifer Moller '95Sierra Mulloy '95Christopher Murphy '95Laura Prim '95Sean Scott '95Elizabeth Shea '95Todd Simmons '95Sean Sterner '95Tamara Stewart '95Holly Thompson '95Kristina Valdez '95Danielle Van Pelt '95Marquise Vann '95Meg Walrath '95Justin Williams '95James Woolley '95Megan Wright '95Ben Yeager '95

CLASS OF ‘00Kent Anderson '00Zackary Aurich '00

Adrianne Baker '00Kevin Barker '00Robert Bregante '00Wil Busfield '00Michael Cassady '00Patricia Colbert '00Kellie Corcoran-Dietz '00Kyle Crawford '00Ryan Cumby '00Matthew De Berry '00Michael Engeman '00Charles Ericson '00Sabrina Fong '00Katherine Gaskins '00Eva Goicochea '00Michael Green '00Anna Heacock '00Erin Heath '00Derek Helwig '00Shandyn Hicks '00Paris Kidd '00Mario Kinney '00Jonathan Koenig '00Kyle Larson '00Jimmy Lombardo '00Vidal Lopez '00Luke Machado '00Mark Maliwanag '00Phillip Manning '00Carmen Manuel '00Melissa Martinez '00Fabian Melendez '00Donald Padilla '00Tony Pagliaroli '00Jeffrey Panen '00Cory Polster '00Ryan Powell '00Erin Resendez '00Crystal Richardson '00Kao Saephanh '00Sarah Sanchez '00Allison Santsche '00Kristina Singleton '00Alan Slavik '00Andrea Stretars '00Martin Tequida '00Asha Veal '00Jorrel Verella '00Meghan Wagner '00Leslie Waters '00Sean Witt '00Julianne Zonneveld '00

CLASS OF ‘05Alisha Campbell '05Roxanne Campos '05Kristina Captein '05Serina Colwell-Bender '05Chris Crettol '05Christopher De Witt '05Alison Del Real '05

Eric Ehrhardt '05Jennifer Farrell '05Phillip Garman '05Eric Harris '05Taylor Hodges '05Colleen Karbowski '05Carl Lacey '05Audrey Laino '05Bryce McCarthy '05Ryan Meyer '05Edward Mizutani '05Vincent Moreno '05Engelbert Navarro '05Heather Neves '05Sal Paolini '05Victoria Paulk '05Nicole Ponce '05Kelli Post '05Noah Powell '05Jose Raymundo '05Irene Serwanga '05Anthony Soto '05Carla Sylva '05Christopher Taylor '05Sonya Teclai '05Mariana Torres '05Brad Tryon '05Christopher Vassell '05Noah Webb '05Kameron White '05Ashton Whittington '05James Wilson '05

CLASS OF ‘10Dulma Altan '10Ryah Baroudi '10Asante-Jabari Cleveland '10Kyle Corum '10Halie Ferrante '10Alexandra Fraser '10Shane Griffith '10Taylor Hamzy '10Hannah Jorge '10Hyun Kim '10Cole Lancaster '10Tyler Leishman '10Julian Nagler '10Luan Nguyen '10Mitchell Owens '10Graham Ryden '10Nicole Smith '10Chelsea Thomas '10Kayla White '10

CLASS OF ‘15Alejandra Chacon '15Isabelle Lambert '15Nicolas Lopez '15Sean Olson '15Taylor Orosco '15Sydney Rodriguez '15

Where are They Now?


ALUMNI LIFE

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Alumni News & Notes section. Email your

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If you do not have email, please call

Yolanda at (916) 733-3608 or send

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REUNIONS

If your class year ends in a 0 or 5, you

are due to have a reunion in 2020. If

you are interested in organizing a reunion

for your class, please contact Joan

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Mark Your Calendars!Alumni Dinner, Distinguished Alumni Awards and Hall of Fame Inductions

Saturday, June 6, 2020Enjoy a summer evening with alumni and friends at this fun annual event. The evening begins with the Class of 1970 Golden Diploma Presentation, Alumni Awards Ceremony, and Hall of Fame Inductions in the Thea Stidum Theatre followed by a social hour on the Main Lawn and dinner in the Ron Limeberger ’53 Gymnasium. Visit www.cbhs-sacramento.org/alumni for more information.

La Salle Club Friends & Family Golf Tournament

Friday, June 19, 2020Have some fun in the sun while supporting CB’s athletic program and student-athletes at the fifth annual La Salle Club Friends & Family Golf Tournament. Check-in begins at noon with a shotgun start at 1:00 p.m. at the Turkey Creek Golf Club.

33rd Annual Wine, Beer & Food Extravaganza

Friday, September 18, 2020You don’t want to miss this annual party with a purpose! Help CB’s tuition assistance program while enjoying an evening under the stars with Sacramento’s exceptional food, libations and entertainment. There will be live entertainment on two stages, a cigar bar, and a variety of restaurants, wineries and breweries. Visit www.cbhs-sacramento.org for more information.

Holy Bowl

Saturday, September 12, 2020Wear your CB blue and come cheer on the Falcons at Sacramento City College’s Hughes Stadium as they take on the Jesuit Marauders at the 50th anniversary of Holy Bowl.

Open House

Sunday, October 4, 2020Join us for Open House on Sunday, October 4 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. See firsthand why CB is the place to be for excellent academic programs, the arts, athletics and more – all in a faith-filled, nurturing community. Highlights include campus tours, an art exhibition, choir and band performances, academic information tables and more. Informational presentations are scheduled for 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

Class of 1960Celebrate your 60-year reunion on Sunday, July 19, 2020 at the Croatian American Cultural Center. The organizer is Paul Stanbrough ’60.

UPCOMING REUNIONS

Class of 1965Save the date for your 55-year reunion on Saturday, August 1, 2020 at Christian Brothers High School. Organizing the event is Doug Carson ’65.

Class of 1970Your 50-year reunion will be on Saturday, August 8, 2020 at Christian Brothers High School. Mike Hardin ’70 is organizing the event.


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