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August 2009
Volume 59, Number 3
Annual Report 2008-09 Edition
Abbey
Fr. Andrew Wahmhoff
1931 ~ 2009
program and dean of students, he still found
Fr. Andrew Wahmhoff OSB, a monk of Marmion Abbey for 55 years, a priest for 50 years,
a 47-year Latin teacher, dean of students (then
Commandant of Cadets), bus driver and jackof-all-trades at the Academy, and the “tree
man” at the Abbey Farms, died on Good Friday,
April 10, 2009. He suffered for three years with
polycythemia, a rare blood cancer.
Born John Wahmhoff on December 19, 1931, in
Otsego MI, he was the second oldest of twelve
children of Carl and Mildred Wahmhoff. He
attended St. Meinrad Minor Seminary and
professed vows as a monk of Marmion Abbey
on August 10, 1953. He was ordained to the
priesthood on May 3, 1958.
time to drive the school bus for boys’ games, cut
grass and plow snow, operate heavy equipment
for campus construction projects and build his
outdoor hockey rink, among other projects.
Many friends of Marmion knew him as the “tree
man” for his work helping Fr. Bede Stocker
maintain the Abbey tree farm—planting, spraying and selling—and developing a pine tree
nursery business. He was most at home on his
“red farmer” tractor or his Army surplus jeep;
a man in perpetual motion.
His brother monks best remember Fr. Andrew
for his fidelity to prayer, his high principles and
standards, and his great love for his community,
his students and his family.
After ordination he began a remarkable career
as a master Latin teacher of Illinois and national
champion students. He held a master’s degree Fr. Andrew Wahmhoff OSB died on In May 2008, two former students, Tom Mulligan
’67 and Ted Milos ’67, both Knights of Malta,
in the classics from his beloved University of Good Friday, April 10, 2009.
took Fr. Andrew to Lourdes, France (see August
Michigan. A dorm prefect in the residential
2008 Marmion Magazine). He did not receive a miracle cure
for his physical illnesses, but rather a deeper love for the cross
of Jesus Christ. On Good Friday he united his sufferings with
ARMION
the Lord’s and died with him as his faithful disciple‰
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The News Magazine
of Marmion Abbey and Academy
August 2008
Volume 59, Number 3
MARMION (USPS 330-520) is published four times a year in
January, April, August and November by Marmion, 1000 Butterfield Road, Aurora IL, 60502-9742. Second Class postage paid
at Aurora IL 60507. Free subscription.
Publisher:
Rt. Rev. Vincent Bataille OSB
Editor:
Rev. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59
Associate Editor:
Madelyn T. Weed
Contributing Writers:
Madelyn T. Weed
Rev. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59
Dan A. Howell
Carmen P. Freda
Rev. John Brahill OSB ‘67
Contributing Photographers:
Madelyn T. Weed
Jim Newport
Photography by Feltes
Hinds Photography
Cover Photo by Madelyn Weed
Marmion Academy’s tri-valedictorians Ryan Boone ‘09, Luke
Friedman ‘09 and Jeffrey Gerold ‘09 with guest speaker Rev. John
Schlegel SJ, president of Creighton University.
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Marmion Academy, a CatholicBenedictine college preparatory school for
young men, is a community dedicated to
spiritual formation, academic
excellence and leadership development
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Adam Voirin ‘02 Hired to
Run Abbey Farms
Marmion alumnus Adam Voirin
‘02 has been hired as the Director
of Operations of the Marmion Abbey Farms. Dating back to the 1950’s
Marmion Abbey has maintained its
well-known Christmas tree farm under the supervision of various monks,
notably Fr. Andrew Wahmhoff and Fr.
Bede Stocker.
Adam received his degree in Landscape Architecture from Ball State
University. He was most recently emAdam Voirin ‘02
ployed at the Architecture & Design
firm of Hart Howerton in San Francisco CA where he worked
on the design and town master planning of residential projects in the US and Africa.
His goals for the farm include: revamping and expansion of
Christmas tree production; diversification of the farm products to include a pumpkin patch, corn maze, and the expansion of the existing landscape tree service; and the development of a strategic business plan for long-term diversification
and growth.
The farm will be publicly known as Abbey Farms and more information can be found at the new website www.abbeyfarms.org‰
Abbey
Five Monks Celebrate Jubilees of Ordination/Profession
Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB, the founding abbot of Marmion
Abbey in Aurora, celebrated the 80th anniversary of his religious profession as a Benedictine monk and the 75th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood at a Jubilee Mass
on June 11, 2009. He joined four of his Benedictine brothers, Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB, Fr. David Palmatier OSB, Fr.
Kenneth Theisen OSB and Fr. George Glover OSB, who also
celebrated significant anniversaries this year.
Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB was born in Louisville KY in
1909 and will celebrate his 100th birthday on October 24. In
1947 he was appointed the founding abbot of Marmion Abbey when it was raised to an independent abbey from its status as a priory of St. Meinrad Abbey. He served as abbot of
Marmion Abbey and president of Marmion Academy for 23
years.
During his tenure, property on Butterfield Road was purchased and a monastery building constructed in 1952, along
with a new school campus on the abbey grounds in 1959.
Under his direction, a mission priory and seminary was begun in Guatemala in 1965. After he retired as the abbot of
Marmion in 1969, he served for over thirty years as a teacher
at Marmion’s mission priory and school in Guatemala. He is
currently retired at Marmion Abbey.
Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB celebrated the 50th anniversary
of his religious profession of vows which he made on August
10, 1958. He was ordained a priest on June 19, 1965 and
elected Abbot of Marmion Abbey on December 14, 1991, a
position he continues to hold.
Br. Anselm Honored for Service
Br. Anselm Mangano OSB wass
honored with the Academy’s Fr.
Alcuin Deck Distinguished Ser-vice Award.
Br. Anselm served as a study halll
moderator from 1975-2005 and
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moderator in the Decio Library.
He served as a dormitory prefectt
from 1990-95 and as a leader forr
the senior Kairos retreat team forr
several years. Even in his “retire-ment”, Br. Anselm remains activee
as a spiritual guide for many, an
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old hand at grooming gardenss
and baking bread, and a faithfull
monastic presence.
He became the first brother in thee community to serve as subprior
and helped to oversee the construction of the Abbey Church in
1997-98. He continues to serve as custodian and sacristan of the
Abbey Church‰
(l-r) Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB, Fr. Kenneth Theisen OSB ‘59, Fr.
David Palmatier OSB ‘50, Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB and Fr. George
Glover OSB celebrated religious milestones at a Jubilee Mass on June
11 at the Abbey Church.
Previous to his abbatial election he was the prior of the Marmion mission Priory of San José in Guatemala. He held positions at Marmion Academy as teacher of mathematics and
French, dormitory prefect of the residential program, director
of admissions and dean of students. He was choral director
at the Academy and choir master at the Abbey.
Fr. David Palmatier OSB ‘50 celebrated the 50th anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood. He professed vows as a
Benedictine monk of Marmion Abbey on August 6, 1954. After ordination he taught theology at Marmion Academy and
went on to serve as a missionary at the Priory of San José. He
currently does parish assistance work and pastoral care of the
sick and dying.
Fr . George Glover OSB celebrated the 25th anniversary of
his religious profession of vows. Fr. George was ordained a
priest on June 10, 1988. He is the pastor of St. Peter’s Parish
in Aurora, a position he has held for the past seven years. Previous to his current appointment he was a teacher of theology, history and philosophy at Marmion Academy, a prefect
in the residential program and the academic dean. He has
also served as the prior of Marmion Abbey.
Fr . Kenneth Theisen OSB ‘59 celebrated the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood on December 27, 1984.
He professed vows as a Benedictine monk on August 6, 1981.
He is currently the subprior of Marmion Abbey, kitchen master and takes care of Mass intentions. He is a teacher of mathematics at Marmion Academy, and previously was a prefect
in the residential program, the dean of students and the varsity golf coach‰
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Academy
Boone, Friedman and Gerold are the 2009 Valedictorians
Marmion graduated 131 members of the Class of 2009 at
the Academy’s 75th Commencement Ceremony on May 24.
Class valedictorians Ryan Boone of Geneva, Luke Friedman
of Geneva and Jeffrey Gerold of St. Charles, and guest speaker Rev. John Schlegel, S.J., president of Creighton University,
all addressed the graduates.
The three valedictorians spoke on the graduates “Past, Present and Future.”
“ ‘Graduate’ comes from the Latin word for ‘step’—trust me,
Fr. Andrew and Mrs. Strand made sure I would know—and
today that is what we are taking: another step in our lives. We
are all moving up, and moving on. None of us, however, is on
quite the same flight of stairs. What we all share is the desire
to climb, to rise upon the foundation built underneath us by
everyone in this audience.”
We are all moving up, and moving
on. None of us, however, is on quite
the same flight of stairs. What we all
share is the desire to climb...
Guest Speaker Rev. John Schlegel S.J. then addressed the
graduates, “While at Marmion you were urged to determine
those non-negotiable values and principles upon which you
will forge your personal and professional life. Rooted in
Benedictine spirituality and tradition, you balance prayer and
work, generosity and hospitality, richness in service and being crafters of a peaceful society. To live and act accordingly
is to Respect Your Future. To do that is to Respect Yourself.”
Academic Dean Julie Garofalo announced that 77% of the
graduates were awarded scholarships and grants totaling a
record $16.4 million. The Class of 2009 will attend 66 differ-
Jeffrey Gerold, one of the three Valedictorians of the Class of
2009, spoke to his classmates and over 800 guests at the Commencement Ceremony on May 24. Gerold will attend Washington University in St. Louis on a full-tuition scholarship.
ent universities or colleges in 20 States
next year. 117 graduates will attend a
four-year college, twelve on full-tuition scholarships.
Scholastic excellence awards were presented to: Ryan Boone, Four years of
Theology; Nathaniel Valaik, Four years
of English and Social Studies; Jeffrey
Gerold, Four years of Latin, Mathematics and Science; Bryan Vanco, Four
years of French; and Luke Friedman,
Four years of Spanish.
Guest speaker
Rev. John Schlegel SJ,
President of Creighton
University
Ryan Boone, David Brouch, Daniel
Conlin, Luke Friedman, Jeffrey Gerold,
Colin Hirsch, Ryan Hoffman, Matthew
Jacobs, Colin King, Jared Meyer, Nicholas Matsie and Nathaniel Valaik all received the Four years of Scholastic Excellence Award with GPA’s of 4.5 or higher on a 5.0 scale; Daniel
Conlin and Matthew Jacobs received the Philip Sousa Band
Award. Colin Hirsch, Colin King and Nicholas Scanlan were
presented with the Marmion Loyalty Medals.
Michael Shay ‘09 is congratulated by Headmaster John Milroy at
the 75th Commencement Ceremony on May 24. Shay will attend
St. Louis University where he was awarded direct entry acceptance to the Doctor of Physical Therapy program. He also received
scholarship offers from Butler University, Marquette University,
St. Norberts University and University of Iowa.
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At the ceremony, Headmaster John Milroy named the recipients of the Headmaster’s Leadership Award, honoring those
seniors who have demonstrated uncommon leadership talent
throughout their four years at Marmion achieving a cumulative leadership rank among the top 10% of their class. Those
awarded are David Brouch, Daniel Conlin, Thomas Delves,
Christopher Dukes, Luke Friedman, Joseph Fuja, Jeffrey Gerold, Colin Hirsch, Ryan Hoffman, Colin King, Nathaniel Valaik, Nicholas Scanlan and Michael Shay
A full list of graduates and the scholarships they received are available at marmion.org/publications/pressreleases.html‰
Class of 2009 Profile
Academy
2 National Merit Finalists/ 1 Semi-Finalist
2 National Merit Commended Students
35 Illinois State Scholars
34 National Honor Society Members
5 Military Academy nominations; 3 appointments and 2 attending
77% of the class earned over $16.4 Million in Scholarships
32 Full-tuition scholarships 18 academic, 7 athletic, 3 service academy, 4 ROTC
24 will play a sport at the college of their choice 7 NCAA Division I athletic Signed Letters of Intent
5 NCAA Division I athletic “preferred walk-on” athletes
13 NCAA Division III athletic “intents”
1 NJCAA Junior College athletic “intent”
*Attending
Allegheny College
*Alma College
American University
American Academy of Art
Arizona State University
*Art Institute Chicago
*Augustana College
*Aurora University
*Austin College
*Ball State University
Barry College
*Bellarmine University
Benedictine University
Boston College
Boston University
Bradley University
Briar Cliff College
Butler University
Carthage College
Case Western Reserve University
*Central College Iowa
Christopher Newport College
*Claremont McKenna College
*College of DuPage
Coe College
*College of Desert - Palm Desert,CA
College of Wooster
Colorado State University
Columbia College Chicago
Concordia University Illinois
Concordia University Wisconsin
*Cornell College
Creighton University
*DePaul University
*DePauw University
Dominican University
*Drake University
Duke
Earlham College
Eastern Illinois University
*Eastern Michigan University
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Acceptances
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*Eckerd College
*Elmhurst College
*Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
Ferris State University
Fordham University
Franciscan University
Grand Valley State University
Harvard College
*Hendrix College
Hofstra University
Holy Cross University
Hope College
Illinois State University
*Illinois Wesleyan University
*Indiana State University
*Indiana University
*Indiana University-Purdue University
Indianapolis
Iona College
*Iowa State University
Iowa Wesleyan University
Jacksonville College
John Carroll University
Johns Hopkins University
Joliet Community College
*Kansas City Art Institute
Kettering University
*Knox College
Lake Forest College
Lawrence University
Lewis and Clark College
*Lewis University
Loras College
Loyola College MD
*Loyola University Chicago
Luther College
*Marquette University
McDaniel College
Maryland Institute of Art
*Miami University of Ohio
Michigan State University
Mt. Mercy College
Mt. St. Mary’s College
North Central College
*North Park University
*Northern Illinois University
Northwestern University
Oberlin College
Ohio Dominican University
Ohio State University
Ohio University
*Olivet Nazarene University
*Penn State University
*Pepperdine University
*Purdue University
Purdue University Calumet
Purdue University North Central
Quincy University
Regis University
Rice University
Roosevelt University
Santa Clara University
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
*St. Ambrose University
St. John Fisher College
*St. John’s University
*St. Louis University
St. Louis University, Madrid, Spain
St. Mary’s College, Winona MN
St. Norbert College
*St Vincent College
*Southern Illinois University
*Southern Methodist University
Spring Hill College
Stonehill College
Syracuse University
Texas Christian University
Trinity College
Truman State University
Tulane University
*United State Military Academy West Point
*United States Naval Academy Annapolis
*University of Arizona
*University of Chicago
*University of Colorado Boulder
*University of Dayton
University of Denver
University of Dubuque
*University of Illinois Chicago
*University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
*University of Iowa
*University of Kentucky
University of Maryland
*University of Miami
University of Minnesota
*University of Missouri Columbia
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill
*University of Nebraska Lincoln
*University of Notre Dame
*University of New Mexico
University of North Florida
*University of Oklahoma
University of San Francisco
*University of South Florida
University of South Maine
University of Tennessee
University of Texas
University of Wyoming
University of Wisconsin Green Bay
*University of Wisconsin Madison
*University of Wisconsin Platteville
University of Wisconsin Stevens Point
*University of Wisconsin Whitewater
Valparaiso University
Vanderbilt University
Villanova University
Wabash College
*Washington University St. Louis
*Waubonsee Community College
*Western Illinois University
Western Michigan University
Westminster College
William and Mary College
Xavier University
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Salute to Youth
Salute Dinner Welcomes 794 Guests
The 47th annual Salute to Youth Dinner, Marmion Academy’s
annual black-tie benefit, was held on April 26 at the Drury
Lane in Oakbrook Terrace. The elegant evening brought together new and long-time friends of Marmion to honor the
students of the Class of 2009. The Salute to Youth Dinner
is the oldest continuous high school benefit in the Chicago
area and is sponsored by the Marmion Academy 55-member
Board of Lay Trustees.
General Chaircouple Phil and Lynn
Cali welcomed 794 guests and reported that this year’s dinner-dance profited $180,000, which will benefit the educational programs of the Academy’s
college-preparatory curriculum.
(Above)
Chaircouple
Lynn and Phil Cali welcomed 794 guests to the
2009 Salute to Youth Dinner. The event profited
$180,000 for Marmion’s
academic programs.
(Right) Student Speaker
David Brouch ‘09 spoke
on the theme “Diamond
Jubilee: Celebrating 75
Years.”
Salute 2009 was dedicated to the three
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rrecipients of Abbey Affiliate Membersship: Gerard Dempsey ‘61, Dr. Edward
Garrity and Jerry Hammes ‘49.
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in absentia. He and his father (Romy Hammes–1980)
were the second father-son
recipients.
Marmion’s greatest tradition is the
continual influence and guidance of the
Benedictine monks and dedicated service of the lay men and women who
have taught at Marmion during the last
seventy-five years.
Student speaker David Brouch ‘09 addressed the evening’s
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ttheme Diamond Jubilee: Celebrating 75 Years. “Marmion’s
greatest tradition is the continual influence and guidance of
the Benedictine monks and dedicated service of the many
lay men and women who have taught at Marmion during
the last seventy-five years...They teach young men at an age
when life values are formed, when faith is truly being discovered and when a life course is being set.”
The highlight of the evening was the after-dinner presentation of the Guard and Court of Honor (Marmion seniors and
the young women they escorted). Matt Jacobs ‘09, the student
master of ceremonies, introduced the couples for the formal
white dress and black tuxedo presentation ceremony. Each
couple walked through the Marmion Color Guard’s “arch of
sabers” onto the stage.
Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB presented honoree Dr. Edward Garrity
with Abbey Affiliate Membership. Dr. Garrity is the father of three
Marmion graduates, a Christmas tree sales volunteer, a Guatemala
mission medical volunteer and a Life Member of the Abbot Marmion Society. He was one of three men honored at the dinner.
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The 48th Salute to Youth Dinner is scheduled for April 24,
2010. To be put on the mailing list for the 2010 event call the
Marmion Development Office at (630) 897-6936, ext. 244. To
view additional photos from the event visit Marmion’s online photo
gallery at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com‰
Diamond Jubilee
Adam White ‘09 and Mary Doctor were presented
before the nearly 800 guests at this year’s Salute to
Youth Dinner.
(Above) The Garrity family table: Standing (l-r): Larry and
Maryl Hankes ‘66, Tom Garrity ‘76, Pat Garrity, Dr. Ed and
Linda Garrity ‘70 and Jonathan Garrity; Seated: Fr. Bob
Garrity ‘76, Dr. Ed and Pat Garrity, Sr., Janann Licklider
and Patty Purcell.
(Right) The Dempsey family table: Standing (l-r): Austin
and Melissa Dempsey ‘97, Robyn and Gerry Dempsey ‘61,
Tammy and Brian Dempsey ‘90; Seated: Tyler and Ashley
Hicks, Brent Dempsey ‘92 and Laura Kveen.
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Academy
JROTC & LEAD Name New Leaders and Award Top Honors
The leadership programs announced their new student leaders for the 2009-10 school year during awards ceremonies in
May. Top students from each program were also recognized
for their outstanding work throughout the school year.
The JROTC program announced junior Zachary Young as
the Battalion Commander selected to lead the 2009-10 Cadet
Corps. Command of the corps was passed to Young from the
graduating Battalion Commander David Brouch during the
program’s annual Change of Command on May 8
During the awards presentation at the ceremony, twentythree cadets were honored for their superior work and dedication to the program: Young was presented with his sabre
as the new commander of the JROTC Cadet Corps; Superior
Cadet Decoration (US Army) - senior David Brouch, junior
Andrew Slade, sophomore Benjamin Kanute and freshman
Brian Wulff; Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War – senior Colin Hirsch; AMVETS ROTC Medal, Post #103 - seniors
Christopher Dukes and Dan Conlin; VFW ROTC Medal, Post
#1197 – seniors Thomas Currie, Nicholas Assell and Nathaniel Valaik; VFW ROTC Medal, Post #7452 - seniors James
Derrico and Michael DiGiovanna; American Legion ROTC
Medals, Aurora Post #84 – seniors Timothy Benoit and Pedro
Rodriguez; American Legion School Awards, Aurora Post
#84 - seniors Brian Vasquez and Michael Weiler; US Army
Recruiting Command Award – senior David DeSimone; US
Army Recruiting Command Athletic Award - senior Luke
Friedman; US Marine Corps Scholastic Award - senior Matthew Jacobs; US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis - senior Julian
Cammarano; Best Company - Bravo Company, senior Michael Shay; Best Platoon, Bravo Company - senior Nicholas
Assell; US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award - senior Juan Avila.
The forty cadets who received promotions for the 2009-10
school year will be honored at the Sabre Ceremony on September 4.
Marmion’s LEAD (Leadership Education And Development)
program announced junior Max Rosenfelder as the 2009-10
Executive Student Director. Rosenfelder received his director
lapel pin from the current program leader Ryan Boone during the LEAD Awards
Presentation on May 13.
The LEAD Executive
Team recognized its fellow students who together accumulated over
2,000 hours of service to
the community this year
alone. Awards were presented to students for
their application of leadership through service
and academics.
The Canterbury Award
was presented to thirty
students who have performed more than forty Junior Max Rosenfelder, the incomhours of volunteer ser- ing Executive Student Director of
vice during this school the LEAD program, is congratulated
year. The Canterbury by Bill Johnson ‘62 at the awards
Award with Honors night on May 13.
and Distinguished Service Award were presented to twenty-one students who
have completed over 100 and 200 hours of volunteer service
throughout their high school career.
The Father Joseph Battaglia Award was given to the student
from each class with the highest LEAD grade point average:
senior Ryan Boone, junior Jeff McLean, sophomore Bennett
Marsh and freshman Alex Purcell.
The Water Carrier Award was presented to five students for
their continued loyalty, faithfulness and dependability: senior Ryan Boone, junior Ryan Lovelace,
sophomore Evan Lefelstein and freshso
man Connor Valaik.
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Three individual awards, nominated
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JROTC Battalion Commander David Brouch (left) is saluted by his successor Zachary
Young (right) at the JROTC Change of Command ceremony held on May 8.
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For full listings of all the Leadership awards
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Academy
Students Stage West Side Story
Marmion Academy presented the spring musical West Side
Story under the direction of English teacher Kristin Voris.
This was the first time in several decades that the play was
produced by a Marmion teacher. The gym (turned auditorium) was home to a packed house for all three performances.
In West Side Story, the modern musical remake of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, Tony (played by Brian Hoss) and
Maria (Erin Kofron) are star-crossed lovers whose differing
cultural backgrounds make it impossible for them to be together. While their romance is blooming, the anger between
the rival gangs, the Jets led by Riff (Chris Antolak) and Sharks
led by Bernardo (Nico Jimenez), is worsening. The American
classic has captivated hearts for half a century and still holds
audiences on the edge of theirs seats hoping for a different
outcome with each performance.
The forty-member cast consisted of students from Marmion
Academy and Rosary High School under the artistic direction
of Kristin Voris along with Cindy Zaeske (assistant director/
choreographer), Jim Heatherly (vocals), Steve Thurlow (Orchestra), Jon Smejkal (set design) and student directors: John
York, Elizabeth Healey and Kate Maley.
Marmion supporting cast included Jets: Bubba Weiler (Action), Felipe Rangel (A-rab), Paul Thorton (Baby John),
Zach Stefanski (Snowboy), Brian Thorton (Big Deal), Kurt
Peterson (Diesel), Kevin Garofalo (Gee-Tar), Kelan McDon-
Senior Brian Hoss and Rosary High School junior Erin Kofron
gave audiences an emotional portrayal of Tony and Maria in
the Spring production of West Side Story.
nell (Mouthpiece), Michael York (Tiger); Sharks: Greg Liske
(Chino), Andrew Ferrer (Pepe), Peter Gonzales (Indio), Ben
de Garcia (Luis), Alain Cisneros (Anxious), Matthew Ferrer
(Nibbles), Michael Ferrer (Juano), Eric Schwender (Moose);
and Adam White (Doc), Ryan Whittington (Schrank), John
George (Krupke), Dan Conlin (Glad Hand)‰
Tinerella to Lead Guerin Prep; Handell Steps in as Dean
Headmaster John Milroy announced that
the Dean of Students Tony Tinerella accepted the position of principal at Guerin
Prep High School in River Grove IL and
retired Aurora Police Officer Rick Handell was selected to assume the Dean of
Students position effective July 1.
Tinerella, a 1984 graduate of Marmion,
has been a staple at Marmion for 19
years. He served in various roles at the
Academy including biology teacher, dormitory prefect, Residential Dean, Head
Freshman Baseball Coach, Head Football
Coach and Dean of Students.
Tony Tinerella ‘84
“He has been a leader in our Campus Ministry program and in
our current school improvement efforts,” said Milroy. “Particularly since becoming Headmaster in 2003, I have found Tony
to be a loyal and trusted assistant and confidant – and a dear
friend. Although I will certainly miss him, I am happy that he
has found this outstanding opportunity at Guerin Prep and I
am confident of his success there.”
Rick Handell joins Marmion having retired from the Aurora
Police Department (APD) in October 2008, after 32 years of
Rick Handell
service to the Aurora community. From
1976 to 2003, Officer Handell served the
APD as a patrol officer and general investigator. In 2003, Officer Handell was
promoted to the rank of Sergeant and
was assigned to a street patrol supervisory position. In 2007, he was promoted
to the rank of Lieutenant and assigned as
the supervising Lieutenant of the Central Services Division, Support Services
Bureau. As a Lieutenant, he managed
3 police sergeants, 3 civilian managers
and approximately 54 civilian personnel
within the various units.
“Handell brings a unique blend of skills, talents and experiences to the Dean of Students position, as well as an understanding of and appreciation for the unique educational experience
that is Marmion Academy,” stated Milroy.
Rick and Karen Handell are the parents of three Marmion
Academy graduates: Bryan (Class of 2000, currently an Officer
with the Aurora Police Department); Nicholas (Class of 2003,
currently a Firefighter with the Aurora Fire Department) and
Timothy (Class of 2008, currently a sophomore at the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign)‰
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Athletics
Track & Field Conference Champs Again
Third-year coach Dan Thorpe said it best, “Track has become
a big deal at Marmion.” This track and field season was nothing short of spectacular.
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aand Weber.
The Cadets finished 2nd out of 25 schools at the Chicagoland Catholic Schools Meet at Lewis University. Seniors Oscar Aquinaga (800), Alex Rindone (200) and Andrew Larsen
(3200) all set new meet records.
In the State Finals (Class 3A) held
aat Eastern Illinois University, Andrew Larsen scored 6 points for
d
Marmion with his 4th place finish
M
in the 3200 meters with a time of
99:10.04.
Marmion won 11 of 18 events and clinched its fourth straight
SCC title. Individual event winners were seniors Joe Weber
(shot put and discus), Aquinaga (800 and 1600), Rindone (100
and 200), Mike Shay (long jump), Sam Duffield (high jump),
Jared Meyer (110 high hurdles), and Larsen (3200).
The Cadets scored a tremendous victory in the IHSA Sectional scoring 95 points to defeat Geneva (81) and Batavia (76).
For the first time in Marmion’s history a sprint-relay team
qualified for State (Rindone, Nick Assell, Robert Miles and
SCC All-Conference senior
Oscar Aguinaga qualified
for State in the 1600 and
800 races. Oscar has accepted a scholarship to
run for Miami University
of Ohio next year.
Aguinaga, Heffernan and Larsen
A
have all accepted scholarships to
h
continuing running on college
teams. Aguinaga at Miami University of Ohio, Heffernan at Southern Illinois University and Larsen
at the University of Minnesota‰
Larry English ‘04 is San Diego
Chargers 1st Round Pick
Doubles Team Qualifies for
State Meet
Tennis Coach Pat Maurer
entered this season with a
squad pegged as one of the
top area teams. Commitment is necessary for any
squad to stay the course and
this year’s group worked
hard to excel all season
long.
Season highlights included
victories over Oswego East,
Batavia, Willowbrook and St.
Francis, with their only loss
early in the season against
Geneva. Competition in a
number of invitational tournaments helped prepare the Junior John Mason, along with
his doubles partner freshman
team for sectional play.
Austin McWethy, finished third
at Sectionals and went on to
In the West Aurora Sectionrepresent Marmion at the State
al, Marmion earned a third
Meet.
place tie with IMSA. Junior
Luke Brandt contributed to the team total with a first-round
victory in the singles competition. Seniors Steve Ausman and
Brian Hoss scored points with their first-round doubles victory. Junior John Mason and freshman Austin McWethy won
the third place match in the doubles competition and went on
to represent Marmion in the State Meet. Mason/McWethy
were named All-Conference finishing the season 13-3‰
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Hometown fans were excited to hear that Larry English ‘04, a Northern Illinois
University defensive end,
was projected as a probable
pick for the 2009 NFL Draft
held in April. News that he
was chosen as the 16th pick
by the San Diego Chargers
elated Larry and his fans.
A two-time Mid-American
Conference Vern Smith
Leadership Award winner
and the 2008 MAC Defensive Player of the Year, Larry
San Diego Chargers president-CEO
was also chosen as the Most
Dean Spanos presents draft jersey
Inspirational Player on
to their number one draft pick Larry
the 2008 Huskie team and English ‘04 at a news conference on
named NIU’s 2008-09 Male April 26, 2009.
Athlete of the Year. He now
holds the title as the highest draft pick in the school’s history.
In an article published by the San Diego Union-Tribune, Larry says
credits his mother for his success. “She put us before things she
might have wanted, “ Larry said. “It makes me even more happy
now. With my success, it paid off, all she did. Football is a great
accomplishment, but more than that, what was more important to
her was making me a man...and she did a good job.”
Larry will be an asset to the Chargers because of his ability to
chase down the quarterback. “He would hit kids and put them
parallel to the ground, said Tony Tinerella in the interview (he
was Larry’s coach while at Marmion). “Defensive coaches love
big hits. But there were times Larry would hit a guy and I would
actually say out loud, “I hope that kid is OK!”‰
Athletics
Baseball Team Claims Conference Championship
Coach Dave Rakow and the Cadets were
thrilled to make their debut on the newly
renovated Joe Nardone Field with a dedication ceremony on March 28. With members of the Nardone family present, the field
namesake Joe Nardone was remembered for
his coaching career that spanned 46 seasons
from 1942-87. The players celebrated by defeating Kaneland 5-2.
Senior right-handed pitcher Matt Milroy
drew attention from pro scouts throughout the season. In one game this season he
accomplished a “win” and a “save” in the
same game. This past season Milroy batted
.466 with 35 RBI and set school records on
the mound going 7-2 with a 1.76 ERA and
101 strikeouts.
Milroy Picked Up in MLB Draft
M Milroy committed early in the year to
Matt
play ball for the University of Illinois, but
p
was chosen by the Boston Red Sox in the
w
335th round of the Major League Baseball
aamateur draft. He plans on making a decission in mid-August.
S
Senior
Dave DeSimone, who set a school
rrecord by scoring 41 runs, was also named
All-Conference along with teammates Brian
A
Burns, David Brouch and C.J. Foster.
B
Senior Matt Milroy signed to play
ball for the University of Illinois
He was named SCC Player of the Year, All- next fall, but plans are on hold as he
Conference and Captain of the Daily Herald was selected by the Boston Red Sox
All-Area team.
in the MLB amateur draft.
Bass Fishing Team Competes in
Inaugural State Meet
Lacrosse JV Wins Conference
Championship
Lacrosse entered into its first year of the IHSLA and found
itself having incredible success and making school history.
With record numbers of Cadets joining the fastest game on
two feet, Marmion was able to field a fresh/soph and JV
team.
The Bass Fishing team, coached
by Joe Large ‘97, made school and
State history by qualifying for the
inaugural IHSA Bass Fishing State
Finals. The meet was the first of
its type to be held anywhere in the
U.S. with 119 schools competing in
18 sectional tournaments throughout IL.
The Cadets were assigned to the
Shabbona Lake sectional. Each
boat entered in the sectional meet
included a maximum of 3 anglers
and a driver. Marmion’s freshmen
trio of Brad Warland, Casey Smith
and Brad Thielen finished second
at Sectionals with Warland’s catch,
a 3.6 pounder, which catapulted
Marmion into the State Finals.
T Cadets claimed the SCC conference title
The
before entering into the IHSA Regional tourb
n
nament. Despite a tough loss at Regionals
((Class 3A), the team set the all-time school
record for wins by finishing 22-4-1‰
Freshman fisherman Brad
Warland won the first
ever State Casting Competition held during the
State Finals.
The Finals were held on Carlyle Lake located 50 miles east
of St. Louis, the largest man-made lake and inland lake in
Illinois. Warland competed in and won the State Casting
Competition.
The performance of team members bodes well for the future
of the program at Marmion. In edition to learning about ecology and the importance of protecting the environment, the
skills learned by the anglers will guarantee life-long enjoyment of the sport‰
They faced formidable
and well established
opponents,
including
Montini, Glenbard West,
Waubonsie Valley and
Naperville Central. They
took on the challenge
finishing the season 10-0
and winnning the Conference Championship
game (7-6) against Naperville Central in the
Junior Tony Tate and the JV Lacrosse
6th period overtime.
team forced their way past more experienced opponents to win the Du“We are developing an page I Conference with a 10-0 record.
incredible foundation
which Marmion can continue to build on with pride and
honor,” says Coach Kevin Griffin.
The Marmion Lacrosse Club was also blessed with a beautiful day for their annual “Cadet Classic” Lacrosse tournament.
Due to the Marmion’s strong support and the hard work of
the club liaisons, parents, students and Sports Boosters this
event became the most successful fundraiser yet‰
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Alumni
Record Attendance at 2009 Reunions
View more Reunion photos at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com
Members of the class of 1949 celebrate
their 60th Reunion: (l-r) Bob and Marcia
Novack, Dan and Peg Guddendorf, Fran
Karwoski, Tim and Ginny Norman.
Class of 1959: Front Row (l-r): Bill Schindlebeck, Bob Brouhle, Mike Brewer, Dick Gering,
Bill Kaman, (Ron) Pat Berg, (Joe) Betty Crisanti, Phil Ruddy, Bill Dickes, Gerry Hefele,
Bob Braun, Jim Kubal, Al Voirin; Row 2: Den Komaromi, Tom Kelly, Larry Mallon, Mike
Matei, Bob Bennett, Bob Miller, Bob Kamm, John Berman, Dave Weddige, Mike Gallagher,
Don Mallette; Row 3: Peter Hettinger, John Burns, Bob Doran, Tom Leuver, Dave Di Ranna,
Al Medernach, Dave Sladky, Fred Zilly, Jim-Ray LaPointe, Kane Bieri, Fr. Kennth Theisen, John Gehl, Richard Potuznik; Back 4: Bob Swickert, Jim O’Malley, Dave Adam, Tom
McGovern, Fr. Charles Reichenbacher, Eldon Gould, George Yender, Jerry Schaefers, Dave
Linster, Dick Waddell, Lee Hettinger, Dave Wallers, Bill Messmer, John Beck, Ed Aister.
Fr. Michael Burrows OSB ‘70 chats with members of the class of
1999 at the General Reunion on June 13.
At the class of 1984 Silver Reunion reception Heidi and Jay
Bolger
Cadet
Calls.
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Save the Date
2010 Reunions
Golden Reunion
Class of 1960
May 28-29
Class of 1984: Front Row (l-r): John Powers, Joe Coler, Fred Conforti,
Brian Bagan, Michael Mallon; Back Row: Jay Bolger, Frank Anderson,
Steve Kalowski, Tony Tinerella and Jim Eccher.
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Silver Reunion
Class of 1985
&
General Reunions
0s & 5s
June 12
Alumni
Former Aurora Mayor McCoy ‘44 Honored
Albert McCoy ‘44 was honored as the fourth recipient of the Ad Regnum Dei Award. This award is
given to an alumnus in recognition of exceptional
public witness and service of Gospel values for the
kingdom of God. McCoy, a former mayor of Aurora, accepted his award at an All-School Mass on
March 25.
Following his graduation from Marmion, McCoy
enlisted in the U.S. Navy. He was assigned to the
aircraft carrier the USS Monterey, whose crew included future president Gerald Ford. During McCoy’s tour of duty on the carrier, he participated
in combat operations in support of the Okinawa
invasion in 1945 and was part of Task Force 38 that
was involved with the final air strikes on mainland Japan. He was present in Tokyo Bay during
the surrender of Japan on September 2, 1945. He
won five battle stars for his participation in World
War II.
McCoy returned to Aurora after college and
worked as an assistant controller for a local manufacturing firm. In 1965, at the age of 39, he was
elected Mayor of the City of Aurora, the first Marmion graduate to hold that office. He served as
mayor from 1965-1977. During his tenure as mayor, Aurora annexed 6800 acres of land in DuPage
County, the second largest annexation of land in
Illinois history. This accomplishment gave rise to
Aurora’s current distinction as the second largest
city in Illinois.
Albert McCoy ‘44, a former mayor of Aurora, was
honored as the fourth recipient of the Ad Regnum
Dei Award given in recognition of exceptional public witness and service of
After the war he returned to Aurora, attending Gospel values for the kingAurora College. He then won a football scholar- dom of God.
ship to the University of Montana in Missoula.
After leaving the office of mayor, McCoy served
as Chairman of the Illinois Liquor Control Commission from 1977-1998. He was a past president of the Aurora (now Community) Foundation, served as a member of the Lions Club for
46 years, as a lector for Holy Angels Church for
27 years, and as a member of the Serra Club of
Aurora for 26 years. He served on the Marmion
Alumni Board of Directors for nine years and is a
recipient of the Marmion Centurion Award. He
was married to the late Mary Ann McCoy for 54
years and continues to live in Aurora‰
Send in your family and career updates to maalumni@marmion.org
Class Notes now appear in the Marmion Magazine - November & April issues
Jim Newport Made an
Honorary Alum at Steak Fry
Brian Lentz ’89 chaired the BIG TICKET XVIII and Steak Fry/
Lobster Boil on June 5. $42,800 was awarded in prize money
during the event. All proceeds went toward academic scholarships and financial aid for Marmion Academy. This year’s
grant was $70,000.
Jim
Ji Newport, faculty and moderat of the yearbook, was made an
tor
H
Honorary
Alumnus and received
the
th Centurion Award. The Centurion
tu
Award is the highest honor
bestowed
b
by the Marmion Alumni
A
Association
to select alumni for
d
distinguished
achievement in their
professions,
and valuable and conp
tinued
ti
service to their community
and
a the Academy.
Jim Newport accepted his diploma as an honory alumnus
of Marmion Academy at the
2009 Steak Fry/Lobster Boil on
June 5. He was also awarded
the Centruion Award.
Ji began working at Marmion in
Jim
1969 and left in 1981. He returned
to Marmion in 2001 and now is
teaching history, moderator for the
yearbook and mentor to many.
While here in the early years Jim compiled an impressive record as the Varsity Basketball Coach for 14 years and coached
football too. During his tenure, he has provided some notable quotes, including – “Keep in mind it is legal to sharpen
your pencil before class”‰
Fall Social Celebration
October 3
The second annual Fall Social “Oktoberfest” is Saturday,
October 3, 2009. The event opens (to those 21 and older) at
3:00 p.m. for an entry fee of $10. The venue will be held outdoors in the Marmion quadrangle. Picnic tables, tables and
chairs will be provided. A designated lawn area for those
who would like to bring their own blankets and chairs is also
available. In case of inclement weather the event will be held
in the gymnasium.
Parents, alumni and friends are invited to come and enjoy
two great bands this year: Loose Screws and Empty Can
Band. Loose Screws will play from 3:00-6:00 p.m. and Empty
Can Band will play from 6:30-10:30 p.m. The campus will
close at 11:00 p.m.
Food will be available to purchase from 4:30-8:30 p.m. and
beverages throughout the evening. A limited edition pint
glass will be available for purchase. There will only be 144 of
these on hand to sell.
For further details contact the Marmion Alumni office at 630897-6936, ext. 228 or dbohr@marmion.org‰
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In the News
Marmion Alumni COL Fenzel ‘80 and
COL Fitz-Enz ‘58 Publish Novels
Students Published in Fr. Peter
Enderlin Writing Competition
Two distinguished Marmion alumni, COL John Fenzel ‘80 and
COL (Ret.) David Fitz-Enz ‘58 have recently published novels.
Eighteen students were selected to have their work published in
the English department’s annual Father Peter Enderlin OSB Writing Competition Literary Magazine. All students were eligible to
submit manuscripts to the competition in the categories of Poetry, Fiction and Essay.
In COL John Fenzel’s The Lazarus Covenant, he navigates the darkest recesses
of the human condition. From a gut
wrenching mass execution witnessed
by two young boys to the discovery
of a secret nuclear weapons laboratory
the story is a thriller.
Fenzel draws on his experience in
the White House, in the Pentagon’s
“E-Ring,” and in crises spots abroad.
Those experiences animate his story in
a way Tom Clancy never could: from
the Oval Office in Washington DC to
the Hall of Apparitions in Medjugorje, COL John Fenzel ‘80 recentBosnia, The Lazarus Covenant stands ly published his novel “The
alone as a compelling portrait of how Lazarus Covenant.”
today’s crises are managed...truly
managed.
Fenzel is an Army Special Forces Officer, commanding an Army
brigade at Fort Knox KY. For more information about his novel,
visit: www.JohnFenzel.com.
COL David Fitz-Enz ‘58 speaks with
Fr. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59,
director of development, as he signs a
copy of all four of his books for Marmion’s Decio Library.
Redcoats’ Revenge, The alternaR
ttive history of the War of 1812
is COL David Fitz-Enz ‘58
ffourth publication. A review
by Dick Roberts, VP of Marb
keting, Sony Picture Televik
ssion states, “Fitz-Enz draws
you into the intricate mosay
ics of life, warfare, equipic
ment, travel and especially
m
the character of men like
th
Davy Crockett, Sam HousD
tton, The Duke of Wellington,
aand most intimately, Andrew
JJackson. The let-down that
JJackson feels in these written
lines translates like a movie
li
sscene in the reader’s ‘theater
of the mind’. Who knew? If
events had followed this similar path we might, today, be
sipping a lot more Twinings’
Tea than Coca-Cola.”
Ftiz-Enz is now vice-president of Cannonade Filmworks, and
co-producer and writer of the television program “The Final
Invasion” for PBS. He is published in “Military Illustrated”
magazine of London, and guest lecturer at the British Army
Museum. Fitz-Enz wrote his memoir of Vietnam, Why A Soldier for Random House. His book, The Final Invasion won the
Distinguished Writing Prize from The Army Historical Foundation and the Military Order of Saint Louis for contributions to
military literature from the Knights Templar. His presentation
of his third book, Old Ironsides, Eagle of the Sea, was covered by
C-Span Book TV from the National Archives, Washington DC.
He is also a commentator on FOX NETWORK NEWS, in New
York City. For more information on Redcoats’ Revenge as well as his
three other publications visit: home.earthlink.net/~coldfitzenz/‰
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Freshman/Sophomore winners include: poetry first prize, Benjamin Cole, “The Evolution of Music”; poetry second prize, Evan
Lefelstein, “The Change We’ve Been Waiting For”; poetry honorable mention, Bennett Brengman, “All I Ever Wanted Was the
Girl Who Was Right For Me”; fiction first prize, James Weiler,
“Trailers: A Play”; fiction second prize, Edward Malnar, “The
Greater Friends”; fiction honorable mention, Benjamin Kanute,
“How Beautiful is Snow?”; essay first prize, Andrew Koch, “Feeling the Flood”; essay second prize, George Bardenheier, “What
Gives Us the Right?”; and essay honorable mention, Brendan
Bakala, “An Unbiased Observation of Capital Punishment”.
Junior/Senior winners include: poetry first prize, Nathaniel
Valaik, “America Portrait”; poetry second prize, Matthew Wenzel, “Summer Job”; poetry honorable mention, Alexander Dela
Cruz, “Frozen River ”; fiction first prize, John Riordan, “Joyfully
Pained”; fiction second prize, Andrew Slade, “Yellow Ribbon”;
and fiction honorable mention, Michael York, “The Debtor’s Revenge”; essay first prize, Ryan Boone, “Moral Legitimacy”; essay
second prize, Bryan Vanco, “My Bout with Slavery in the 21st
Century”; essay honorable mention Luke Friedman, “Academic
Epiphany”.
The competition is named for the late Father Peter Enderlin OSB
who dedicated his life to the students of Marmion, and in his
beloved sophomore honors English class he stressed writing
above all. He doubtless would have been proud of the effort and
achievement that these manuscripts represent. To order a copy
of the contest Literary Magazine, contact Dr. Alex George at (630)
897-6936, Ext. 234‰
Abbey Farms
of Marmion Abbey
Would like to invite you to Marmion’s first ever
Ol’ Fashioned October
Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze!
Join us for:
• Pick your own pumpkin at our 8 acre patch!
• Navigate our unique 2 acre corn maze and
childrens hay maze
• Try your luck at our apple-bob and
scarecrow building contest
• And much much more!
This October, bring your family and come prepared for a
good ol’time, a few laughs and a lot of good ol’ fashioned
fun. We hope to see you there!
For specific events, times, location and pricing visit us on
the web at:
www.abbeyfarms.org
In Your Prayers
ALUMNI TAPS
+Bernard F. Anslinger ‘36 of Wadesville IN died on February 22, 2009. He is
survived by his wife Malinda, two sons and six daughters.
+Charles H. Budler ‘38 of Sun City AZ died on June 5, 2009. He is survived
by his wife Betty, son (Louis ‘64) and a daughter. He was preceded in death
by his wife Doris and son (Michael ‘75).
+Marjorie J. Bohr, wife of +Arthur, Sr. ‘30, died on June 9, 2009. She is
survived by her grandchildren (great-grandson Connor Medernach ‘12) and
nephew Fr. Kenneth Theisen OSB ‘59. She was preceded in death by her
husband, two sons and brother-in-law +Fr. Luke Bohr OSB ‘38.
+Ruth A. Buhrman, mother of Tom ‘63 of Aurora, died on April 14, 2009.
She is survived by Tom, a daughter and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband of 52 years Marvin.
+Jacob A. Geib ‘41 of Aurora died on April 18, 2009. He is survived by his
brother Raymond ‘43. He was preceded in death by his brother +Frank ‘33.
+Harold J. Cuttie, father of Don ‘64 of Luthersville GA, died on March 31,
2009. He is survived by his four sons, five daughters and many grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife Catherine and one son.
+Richard Reuland ‘42 of Aurora died on March 20, 2009, after a long battle
with liver cancer. He is survived by his son David ‘83. He was preceded in
death by his wife +Rose Marie in 2002.
+Elaine L. Ferry died on March 25, 2009. She and her husband +Elmer were
strong supports of the mission in San José and are Life Members of the Abbot
Marmion Society.
+Donald S. Hill ‘42 of Aurora died on May 9, 2009.
+Kenneth B. Feund, father of +Kevin ‘75, died on May 31, 2009. He is survived by his wife Kathleen and one daughter. He was preceded in death by
Kevin who died on May 31, 1982.
+Charles A. Roth ‘43 of Denver CO died on April 2, 2009. He is survived by
his wife Pohlim, one son and five daughters.
+Robert J. Descourouez ’45 of Hampshire died on September 28, 2009. He is
survived by his wife Diane and three daughters.
+Henry J. Wanner ‘46 of St. Charles died on May 12, 2008. He is survived by
his wife Jane, two sons and two daughters.
+Richard A. Bode ‘49 of Plano died on May 1, 2009, after an eight-year battle
with cancer. He is survived by his wife of 46 years Marge, one son, four
daughters and seven grandchildren.
+John F. Reedy ‘50 of Aurora died on April 26, 2009 after a long battle with
cancer. He was a Life Member of the Abbot Marmion Society and established
an endowment fund in memory of his wife to help needy boys at the mission
school of San José. He wife Marlene was a former secretary at Marmion. He
is survived by two sons, three daughters and many grandchildren.
+Henry J. Marzuki, Jr. ‘50 of Aurora died on May 5, 2009. He is survived by
his wife Laurali.
+Robert E. Konen ‘53 of Sugar Grove died on May 25, 2009. He is survived
by his wife of 53 years Alyce, four sons and many grandchildren.
+Thomas Hendricksen ‘58 of Batavia died on June 25, 2009. He is survived
by his wife Ann and two sons.
+Gerald A. Blassage ‘60 of Rockford died on April 12, 2009. He is survived
by his wife Marcia, four sons, two daughters and many grandchildren.
+Gerald M. Zielinski ‘60 of St. Charles died on July 3, 2009. He is survived
by his wife of 41 years Louise, two daughters and three grandchildren.
+LTC (Ret.) Mark A. Coyle ‘64 of Arlington VA died on April 9, 2009.
+Thomas J. Erath ‘64 of Aurora died on May 31, 2009. He is survived by his
wife Carol, one son, one daughter and two grandchildren. He was preceded
in death by his first wife Rosemary.
+Richard Bodie, Jr. ‘68 of Santa Rosa CA died on April 20, 2009 after a battle
with abdominal cancer. He is survived by his father and eight siblings.
+John Redden ‘85 of South Bend IN died on March 25, 2009 of complications
from juvenile diabetes. He is survived by his parents, John, Sr. ‘50 and Martha and a brother and sister.
+Louise J. Hopp, mother-in-law of Leonard (Susan) Seraphin ‘61 of St.
Charles, died on April 6, 2009. She is survived by her two sons, one daughter and many grandchildren (Scott Seraphin ‘86 of St. Charles and Dr. Peter
Seraphin ‘92 of Chicago). She was preceded in death by her husband.
+Frances L. Jungels, wife of +Carl ‘29 and mother of Donald ‘56 of Bristol,
died on June 2, 2009. She is survived by her son, three daughters and many
grandchildren (Timothy ‘84) and great-grandchildren (Adam Andras ‘10).
She was preceded in death by her husband.
+Elisabeth Koczo, mother of Stefan, Jr. ‘74 of Cedar Rapids IA and Peter ‘78
of Plano, died on May 19, 2009. She is survived by her two sons, a daughter
and five grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband.
+Mary Krebs, wife of Randy ‘62 of Hazelhurst WI, died in February 2008.
She is survived by her husband, one son and two daughters.
+Joyce A. Larson, mother of Todd ‘84 of Grayslake and Steve ‘86 of Bartlett,
died on April 15, 2009. She is survived by her husband Michael, two sons,
two daughters and many grandchildren.
+Margaret R. Matyas, mother of Jeffrey ‘59 of Frankin TN, died on May 5,
2009. She is survived by Jeffrey, one daughter and many grandchildren. She
was preceded in death by her husband of 70 years George.
+Christine McElroy, mother of Robert Sylkaitis ‘60 of Peoria and +Peter
Sylkaitis ‘65, died on May 1, 2009. Christine was a secretary at Marmion
for many years. She is survived by her son, two daughters, foster son and
many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Don and
son +Peter.
+Gloria D. Meisch, wife of William ‘51 of Sycamore, died on June 26, 2009.
She is survived by her husband, two sons, one daughter and many grandchildren.
+Virginia Miller, mother of Thomas ‘68 and Richard ‘69, died on March 31,
2009. She is survived by her two sons, one daughter and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert.
+John E. Oros, father of John ‘66 of Oswego and Thom ‘70 of Maitland FL,
died on April 3, 2009. He is survived by his wife of 61 years Ellen, two sons
and three grandchildren.
+Janet M. Schwerer, wife of Dominic ‘64 of Sugar Grove, died on May 12,
2009. She is survived by her husband, two sons, two daughters and many
grandchildren.
IN YOUR PRAYERS
+Charles H. Sidman, father of Life Trustee Jerry Sidman of Geneva, died on
June 5, 2009. He is survived by his wife Ruth, Jerry and his grandchildren
Matthew ‘89, John ‘90 and Christopher ‘93. He was preceded in death by
his first wife +Betty.
+Donald Adkins, father of Chuck ‘70 of San Francisco CA and Bill ‘72 of
Geneva, died on April 7, 2009. He is survived by his wife of 58 years Barbara,
two sons, one daughter and two grandchildren.
+Larry Ward, Sr., father of Larry, Jr. ‘62 of North Aurora, + Jim ‘64, Tom ‘66
of St. Charles and Dan ‘69 of St. Charles, died in May 2009.
+Marilyn J. Babos, wife of Robert ‘44 of Aurora, died on May 30, 2009. She is
survived by Robert, two sons, two daughters and many grandchildren. She
was preceded in death by a daughter.
+John Wolfran, father of Jack ‘65 of Walnut Creek CA, died on June 4, 2009.
He is survived by Jack, a daughter and three grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife +Helen.
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Annual Report
2008-09
Marmion Abbey, Marmion Academy and the Priory of San José, Guatemala
Record of Generosity
2008-2009
Marmion Abbey
General Gifts
Endowment Fund
Oblates’ Meditation Park Fund
$112,677
45,764
6,378
$164,819
Marmion Academy
General Gifts
Salute to Youth Dinner
Endowment Fund
Athletic Facilities Fund
Field House/Welcome Center
Music Center Fund
Capital Construction Fund
Science Labs Renovation Fund
Student Chapel Renovation Fund
Alumni Association Grant
Sports Boosters Grant
$ 524,641
267,191
246,171
20,100
628,036
12,500
542,795
1,191,750
5,000
70,000
81,767
$3,589,951
Priory and Seminary of San José
General Gifts
Endowment Fund
TOTAL GIFTS
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$149,502
13,294
$162,796
$3,917,566
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
1,000,000 and above
Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Regole ‘50
500,000 to 999,999
Marmion Abbey
+Gertrude Regole Charitable Lead Trust
100,000 to 499,999
+Mrs. Dorothy Artlip Bequest
50,000 to 99,999
Mr. John R. Gallagher, Jr. ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loftus
Marmion Alumni Association
Marmion Sports Boosters
Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed O’Malley ‘56
25,000 to 49,999
The Cuneo Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Kucienski ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Nagel ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Pircon
10,000 to 24,999
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Arndt, Jr. ‘58
Mrs. Ann Barnes
In Memory of +Dr. Robert Barnes
Mrs. Helen K. Brewer
Mr. Michael Brewer ‘59
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Camino ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Cannon, Jr. ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Conforti
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Conroy
Mr. and Mrs. John Cordogan
Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Deufel ‘77
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fallon
+Mrs. Elaine Ferry Bequest
Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith Fitzgerald
Goldman, Sachs & Company Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Huberty ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Hutter
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Longnecker ‘57
Ms. Caroline R. Mangano
McCormick Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. ‘79
Mr. Donald J. Norris ‘49
In Memory of +Lois Norris
Dr. and Mrs. Scott M. O’Connor
PORT Ministries (Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Overton ’50)
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rippinger ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Saunders ‘67
Mr. Ronald J. Schelling ‘56
Mrs. Martha Schomer
In Memory of Daniel Schomer ‘60
Dr. and Mrs. James D. Studlo
Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Tavierne
Trust Company of Illinois
US Catholic Conference of Bishops,
Retirement Fund for Religious
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Webster
5,000 to 9,999
Anonymous (4)
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Arndt III ‘84
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bender ‘58
+Mrs. Marian H. Bower Bequest
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Burroughs
Dr. and Mrs. John T. Carroll
Mrs. Kathleen Chapski
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Choice
Copy King (Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hagerty)
Dr. Carol M. Cummins-Kolinski
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. Dempsey ‘61
Dr. and Mrs. James L. Derrico
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Diederich ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Feltes ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Friedman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gallagher ‘59
Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Garrity, Jr. ‘70
Doctors Steven and Michelle Glasgow
Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. Gordon ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Grange, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Gruszauskas ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hammes ‘49
Mrs. Joan H. Hedley
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hughes, Sr.
Mrs. Rita Hupp
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kilian, Sr. ‘69
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. King
Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Kolinski
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Krasner
+Clara C. Lanigan Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leuer ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Lochmann
Marmion Band Boosters
Marmion Flannigan Rifles Boosters
Marmion Parents’ Club
Doctors James and Ellen Barnes McGough
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McLean ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Michels ‘57
Mrs. Patricia Michels
In Memory of +Robert Michels ‘40
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. John A. O’Dwyer, Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. David F. O’Keeffe, Sr. ‘44
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Reuland ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Schnell
Mr. Richard L. Theis ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Vecchiolla
Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Voirin ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walsh ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Wood ‘51
Wyndham Deerpoint Homes
1,000 to 4,999
Anonymous (3)
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Alewel
Dr. Paul R. Anderson and Dr. Christine Sobek
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Anderson, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Angelidis
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Assell
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Atten ‘55
Mr. Stephen J. Audett ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Vincenz Back
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bagan ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bakala
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Baker
Dr. and Mrs. Jon A. Bakken
Dr. and Mrs. Paul T. Basile
Mr. and Mrs. Mayur Bawa ‘94
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beck ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bennett ‘59
Mrs. Patricia J. Berg
Rev. John G. Birk
Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Bitzan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bitzan
Dr. Richard C. Bodie
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bodney ‘77
Boeing Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Brandt
Mr. John P. Bryan ‘81
Alumni Association Donates $70,000 at Annual Steak Fry
The Marmion Alumni Association presented a check for $70,000 to Marmion Academy in support of the Alumni Scholarship and Student
Financial Assistance programs. The Alumni Association has granted over $1,000,000 in legacy scholarships. Additional photos from the
Steak Fry can be viewed on Marmion’s online photo gallery at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com.
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(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Bryan ‘82
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Buddy ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bullock ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Cali
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cantore
The Capital Group Companies, Inc.
CDR (Ret) and Mrs. Raymond H. Carlson, USN ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Cavins ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Chapski ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. J. Brad Childress ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cibulskis, Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Clementz
Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Coffman
Colgate-Palmolive Foundation
Constellation Brands, Inc. Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Cox, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim O. Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Daleiden ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Dalton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. DeBlock
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeFilippis
Mr. Todd L. Dempsey ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Edwards ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Elder
COL (Ret) and Mrs. Alan C. Esser, USA ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Fallon ‘83
Rev. Kevin R. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Feltes ‘49
Mrs. Vera M. Feltes
Mr. and Mrs. John Fenzel ‘50
Mrs. Leanne Feuerborn
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Feuerborn ‘86
Mrs. Dolores D. Finnegan
Mrs. William F. Fox
Mr. Joseph A. Fraser ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Carmen P. Freda
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freilinger ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Freilinger
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Frieders, R.Ph. ‘64
Ms. Marianne Fuja
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Furgason
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Garofalo
Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Garrity, Sr.
General Mills Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gerold
Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Giffin ‘88
COL (Ret) and Mrs. James C. Gleason, USA ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Graft, Sr. ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Greco
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Groom ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Hansen
Mr. John Hardison and Mrs. Cynthia Schalk
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Hauser ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Healy
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Healy, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. James G. Heisler ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Heneghan
Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Hermes ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hernandez
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Hess ‘45
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Higgs
Rev. Msgr. Robert B. Hoffman ‘53
Houghton-Mifflin Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hunt
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hunt
Dr. and Mrs. Jon A. Hupp ‘75
Mrs. Susan D. Hurst
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Inglot ‘78
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jasinski
Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Johnson ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Kackert ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kacprowicz
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Kamraczewski ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kanute ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Karwoski ‘45
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keifer ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kendzior
Ms. Sharon Keutzer
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Kliebhan ‘69
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Kloc
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kluber, P.E. ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S. Knudtson
Mr. and Mrs. Brian V. Konen ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Konen ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kosky
Mr. Terence L. Kothe
Mr. and Mrs. J. Theodore Laatz ‘90
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lane ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. R. James LaPointe ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lenert, Jr. ‘70
Mr. Paul J. Linden
In Memory of +Jane Linden
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Liske
Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Loebach
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Loran ‘77
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Lutz
Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacDonald ‘43
Dr. Daniel P. Mack ‘61
COL (Ret) and Mrs. Richard H. Mackey, Sr. ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Malone ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Marek
Mr. and Mrs. C. Alan Martner ‘58
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McArdle
Mr. William J. McHugh ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. V. Gregory McKnight ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Meersman ‘81
Dr. and Mrs. Howard K. Mell ‘89
Ms. Margaret Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller
Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Moore ‘82
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moore ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Naughton ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Naughton ‘43
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Naughton ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Nelson
Mr. Robert G. Novack ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Novack ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Oberweis ‘64
Occidential Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Connor
Mr. Robert B. O’Connor
Mr. Robert A. Ogrodny ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. James E. O’Malley ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’Reilly ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Orso ‘45
Mr. Ronald S. Osiol ‘61
Dr. Michael J. Oslac ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. M. Brian Owens ‘83
Painters District Council #30
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Palmatier ‘81
+Rev. Edmund P.Petit ‘39 Bequest
Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Petit ‘63
Dr. Denise Piombo
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Piorkowski
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Polek
Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Polinski ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rechenmacher ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Redden ‘50
In Memory of +John Redden, Jr. ‘85
+Mr. John F. Reedy ‘50
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Reeve ‘77
Mr. Michael E. Reeves ‘62
Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Regan
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Regole ‘51
Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Reichenbacher ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Reuland ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Richardson
Mr. Alan W. Riddiford
Doctors Andre and Marie-Claude Rigaud
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rippinger ‘40
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Roche
Mr. Richard E. Rudow
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Runzel
SAFECO Insurance Companies Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sanchez, Jr.
Mr. Michael C Saunders
Mr. Gerald F. Sauter ‘52
Mrs. Libby Scanlan and Mr. Doug Cheatham
Mr. Gerald A. Schaefers ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schaefers ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schiltz
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Schuler ‘66
Mr. Bernard G. Schupbach
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz
Miss Elizabeth A Sellen
Mr. Charles V. Seyfert ‘60
Mr. Patrick J. Shay ‘77
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Sheldon
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Sherman, Jr. ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Shorr
Rev. Michael J. Solazzo
St. Mary Church, Huntley
St. Patrick Church, St. Charles
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens
Mr. and Mrs. G. Kevin Stewart
Mrs. Mary V. Streit
In Memory of +Gerald Streit ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Streit, Sr. ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Stubben
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tansey, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Theisen ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Theisen ‘55
Mr. George M. Thoman ‘44
Dr. and Mrs. Michael T. Tierney ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Toney
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Totman
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trevino
In Memory of +Rev. Carlos Quintana OSB
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tumminello
Mrs. Shirley Twardzik
+Edward Tybor, Sr., In Memory of
Mr. and Mrs. Jont Tyson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Valaik
Mr. and Mrs. S. Richard Van Horne
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Voirin
Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Wahmhoff
In Memory of +Fr. Andrew Wahmhoff OSB
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Walan ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walker ‘88
Mr. Mark A. Walsworth
Mr. Gary E. Walter ‘62
Washington Mutual Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Weed
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A. Wegman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Weiler ‘76
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Weiss, Jr. ‘72
Mr. Douglas M. West and Dr. Ann West
Mrs. Alice White
Campaign
MARMION
Campaign Marmion: Honoring the Past by Shaping the Future has surpassed $20 million toward its goal of $25 million.
The Endowment Fund has increased by $4 million (mainly for
student financial aid), the Annual Fund has raised $4.6 million
for on-going operations, and $5.2 million has been spent for
infrastructure work and new playing fields that have changed
the face of the campus. An additional $5.3 million is committed for the renovation of the science labs and the construction
of the new Regole Field House.
This summer Marmion begins work on another priority of
Campaign Marmion–the renovation of the second floor of
Yender Hall (classroom building) into modern biology, chemistry and physic labs and science lecture rooms. Government
mandated asbestos removal took place this summer and next
summer the new labs and lecture rooms will be constructed.
The key to this plan for the new science facilities is flexibility,
that is, the multiple use of these labs and rooms for a variety of
science courses and independent study. A creative use of computer electronics for virtual instruction and experiments is essential. When completed the entire second floor of Yender Hall
will be devoted to science instruction, a 25% increase in space.
The estimated cost for construction and furnishings is $2.6 million. To date $1.9 has been raised.
The future Regole Field House, named for major benefactors
Gertrude and Maurice Regole, Sr., will be built as soon as more
gift funds can be raised. To date $3.5 million is committed toward this $5.5 million project.
The twenty-six member Campaign Steering Committee, chaired
by John Cibulskis ’70, Ray Dalton and Reed O’Malley ’56, has
worked for four years to help the monks and faculty of Marmion
fulfill its mission: a Catholic-Benedictine college preparatory
school for young men, dedicated to spiritual formation, academic excellence and leadership development.
Campaign Marmion is now in its public phase. Over 150 alumni
and parent volunteers are now seeking a wider level of participation. The final general solicitation phase is scheduled for 2010.
Campaign Marmion will end December 31, 2010.
For more information on any of the projects of Campaign Marmion, contact Fr. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59, director of
development at creichenbacher@marmion.org or (630) 897-6936,
ext. 242‰
Yender Hall - New Science Center
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(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
ACADEMY ANNUAL FUND
ALUMNI GIVING
TOP TEN CLASSES
1959
1970
1950
1979
1966
1956
1958
1960
1969
1961
$37,059
$28,853
$18,940
$17,306
$17,235
$17,160
$12,326
$12,325
$11,980
$10,795
Mr. Theodore F. Wickord
Dr. James L. Willey
Mr. Richard G. Wittry ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Yender ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Zidek ‘48
Mrs. Emily Zilly
100 to 999
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Anonymous (2)
Abbott Laboratories Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Abell ‘39
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Abhalter ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Adam ‘59
Aetna Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Ahasic ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Aister ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Algozine
Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Aloisio
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ammer ‘49
Mr. Joseph G. Amrhein
Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Andersen ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Anderson ‘95
Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Andorfer ‘53
Mrs. Purita R. Angeles
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Antolak
Mr. Paul J. Apicella ‘64
Mr. David P. Artabasy ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Artabasy ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Artlip ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Asselborn ‘70
Mr. Frederick R. Assell ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Don Avila
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Babyar
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bacharz
Mr. Alfred J. Backes ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bagan
Mr. and Mrs. James K. Banks ‘68
Mr. Robert C. Banks ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Banks ‘66
Prof. James W. Barany ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Barbel ‘59
Barclays Foundation
Mr. George E. Bardenheier, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Baron
Mrs. Joan Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bartelli
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Basile
Mr. and Mrs. John Bastian
Mr. Jonathan C. Bastian ‘00
Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baumgartner
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Bavery
Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Beach ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Beccavin
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Beebe ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bender ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Benkendorf ‘70
CAPT (Ret) and Mrs. Joseph A. Benkert, USN
Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Benkert
Mrs. Kathleen Benoit
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Benoit ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Benson
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Bentley ‘88
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Berg ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Berg ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Bergan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bergeron
Mr. Andre J. Berkhout ‘69
Dr. Carl T. Berkhout ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Berman ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bermes
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Bertels ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bestler ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Bill ‘58
Ms. Carolyn T. Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Birth
Mr. Patrick Blakesley
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Blanchette ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blasing
+Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blassage ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. J. Todd Blincoe ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Blincoe, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Blincoe ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Block, Jr. ‘69
BNSF Railway Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bock
Mr. Michael D. Bock ‘98
+Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bode ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Bohr ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Bohr ‘86
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Bohr ‘92
MGEN and Mrs. Daniel P. Bolger, USA ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Boone
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin V. Boule
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bowe
Mrs. Lucille Brahill
Mrs. Antje W. Brandon
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Brandt ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Brannock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Braun ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brouch
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brouhle ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brouhle ‘54
Mrs. Betty Brouillette
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Brown ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Brown ‘00
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Browne ‘42
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Buch
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Buchner ‘47
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley
Rev. Paul R. Bueter ‘51
Dr. and Mrs. Mark M. Burke ‘94
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Burke ‘59
Mr. Patrick H. Burke
Doctors Thomas and Ellen Burke
Ms. Georgianna Burns
Mr. James L. Burns ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Burns ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Butlett ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. William Butzke
Mr. Bryan P. Cali ‘95
Mr. Jeffrey S. Cali ‘96
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Cammarano
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cannon ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Cano ‘85
Mr. Joseph F. Cantore ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Capen, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Carrigan
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Carroll ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Casey ‘62
Mr. David J. Cash ‘65
Mr. William A. Castle, Jr. ‘92
Castle Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine Clinic
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Chesney ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chesney ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Andrzej Chmielecki
Mrs. Shu Yung Wang Chuang
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ciba, Jr. ‘73
Mrs. Carol Cibulskis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cibulskis ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Cibulskis ‘71
Mr. Dennis P. Cladis ‘04
Mr. Otis D. Clay
ACADEMY ANNUAL FUND
REUNION CLASSES (4s & 9s)
TOP FIVE CLASSES
PARTICIPATION
1959
1979
1964
1969
1974
36.25%
23.19%
19.23%
16.78%
11.48%
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Clemen ‘65
Mrs. Dorothy Clementz
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick D. Clementz ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Clementz ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Clementz ‘70
Clingen, Callow and McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence L. Coffman ‘89
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Cole ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Lott Coleman
Mrs. Nancy Q. Collins
The Hon and Mrs. Michael J. Colwell ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Comstock ‘78
ConAgra Foods Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Conlin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Convey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook ‘55
Helen K. and James S Copley Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Corcoran ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cordes ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Cordingley ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Cote ‘52
Mr. James E. Coxworth ‘02
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coxworth
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Steve A. Crifase
Mrs. Betty Crisanti
In Memory of +Joseph Crisanti ‘59
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt P. Cummins
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Curley
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Currie ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Currie ‘82
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Curtis, Jr. ‘45
COL and Mrs. Scott A. Cusimano, USAF ‘76
Rev. John F. Cyr
Mrs. Lorraine Czerwiec
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Daker
Mr. Daniel R. Dalton ‘04
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Damato ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Danielsen ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deck
Mr. and Mrs. Darin Delaney
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Delves
Mr. and Mrs. James D. DeMars ‘51
Mr. Brent T. Dempsey ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Denell ‘48
Doctors A. Philip and Mary E. DePauw ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Fred d’Escoto ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Marco A. Diaz, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Dickes ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dickes ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Diederich, Jr. ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Diehl ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Dillon ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Dixon, Jr. ‘64
Mr. Frank J. Dobscha, Jr. ‘61
Dr. and Mrs. L. Michael Dohan ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Dolan
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Domino ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Doran ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Dowling, Jr. ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dowling ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Doyle ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. William Ducey
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Duffield
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Duggan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Duhig
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Dukes
Dr. and Mrs. Charles C. DuMontier ‘70
Mr. Christopher A. Dunn ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Forester J. DuSell ‘38
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Eccher ‘84
Mr. and Mrs. C. Peter Eckrich ‘62
Mr. James Eder
Mr. Michael H. Elliott ‘65
MAJ (Ret) and Mrs. Mark Emerson, USA
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Emmons
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Engel
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Erickson
Dr. and Mrs. Behrooz Eshaghy
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Esposito
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Esser ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Ewen ‘46
Exelon Corporation Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Eychaner
Mr. John E. Fabrizius ‘70
Mrs. Marie Fabrizius
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Fayhee
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Featherstone ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Feiza ‘73
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Feltes
Dr. and Mrs. Rafael Fernandez, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ferrario ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Fichtel ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Fichtel ‘45
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore G. Filardi, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dusty Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fischer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Fissinger
COL (Ret) and Mrs. David G. Fitz-enz, USA ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Flaherty ‘68
Mr. William J. Flaherty, Jr. ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Flynn ‘77
Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Forester
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Albert K. Fox ‘75
Mr. Gary E. Fox ‘80
Mary Catherine Fox, Ph.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald France, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Franczek, Jr. ‘64
Mr. Adam R. Freda ‘01
Mr. and Mrs. George Freda
Mr. and Mrs. Leon R. Freel ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Freilinger ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. French, Sr. ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Frerich
Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Frieders ‘64
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Friesel ‘60
Mr. Harrison D. Friestedt ‘48
Mr. John G. Fuja
Mr. Andrew R. Furgason ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Galgano ‘84
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gallenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Galloway
Mrs. Barbara Galvin
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garcia
Miss Patricia M. Garrity
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garvey ‘69
Dr. Patrick H. Garvin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Garza
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gausselin ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Gawlas ‘70
GE Foundation
Mr. Ralph E. Gebes ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gehl ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Geisen ‘52
Mr. John J. Gelasi ‘44
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gengler ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Gengler ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Gensler
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander George
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Gering ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giangrego
Mr. and Mrs. John Giannini
Mr. Gregory A. Giese
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Gilliam
Dr. and Mrs. David E. Gilsinn ‘60
Doctors Timothy G. and Mona Giroux ‘76
SGM (Ret) and Mrs. John N. Gissel, USA ‘69
COL (Ret) and Mrs. Edmund J. Glabus, USA ‘56
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Gleason
Dr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Gonczy ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon F. Gould ‘59
Mr. Gregory C. Grabacki ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Grady ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Graffagna ‘66
In Memory of +Benjamin Graffagna ‘00
W.W. Grainger Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Green
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Green
Light Driving School
Mr. Robert Greene
Mr. David F. Greiter ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Greviskes ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Grimes ‘54
Mr. Christopher W. Groom ‘90
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Grothaus ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Gurbal
Mr. Thomas C. Hack ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haeger ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Hagerty
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hagerty ‘54
Mr. John H. Hall ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hall-Reppen
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Hamilton ‘65
Mrs. Betty Handell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Handell
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F. Hankes ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Kim F. Hansen ‘69
Mr. Jerome D. Hardt ‘58
RADM (Ret) and Mrs. Eugene B. Harshbarger, USN ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hartmann ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Hartnett ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hartnett
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Hartranft
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Healy, III ‘00
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Heaton ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hebert
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Heckle ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Heinen
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hejna ‘76
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hennessy ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hentschel ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hermanson ‘73
Mr. Joseph Hernandez ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hettinger ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Hettinger ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hettinger ‘58
Dr. Thomas P. Hettinger ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis D. Hewitt ‘51
Mr. James E. Hickey ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hirner ‘65
Dr. and Mrs. James J. Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Terence L. Hoffman, Sr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hofner ‘61
Mr. Michael P. Hogan ‘54
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Holinger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Holter ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. L. Wayne Hoover ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Horak
Mr. Lawrence J. Horan ‘42
Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hornburg ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Hoss
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Houlne ‘49
LT and Mrs. John P. Houston, USN ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Howard
Dr. and Mrs. John S. Hunt ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hupp ‘78
ACADEMY ANNUAL FUND
ALUMNI PARTICIPATION
TOP TEN CLASSES
PARTICIPATION*
1959
36.52%
1950
32.76%
1954
31.34%
1955
27.91%
1952
27.69%
1944
25.00%
1983
24.64%
1962
24.00%
1979
23.19%
1964
19.23%
*20 or more class members
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2009-10 Marmion Mothers’ Club
Marmion’s Mothers’ Club inducted 2009-10 officers during the annual Luncheon on May 9,
2009. Seated (l-r) president Grace Leonard, vice president Kelly Vass, corresponding secretary
Donna O’Dea, volunteer coordinator Peggy Maley, chaperone coordinator Sue Caton; Standing - recruitment coordinator Deann Derrico, outgoing president Marianne Fuja, Class Representatives Mary Gallaway (seniors) and Dr. Julie Lies-Keilty (sophomores), online booksale
coordinator Maureen McDonnell, and social co-chair Mary Ann Rosenfelder.
Not Pictured: treasurer Susan Valaik, social co-chair Susie Anderson and class representatives
Roz Weis (seniors), Corey Kanute and Kathy Tentinger (juniors), Kelly Dickson (sophomores)
and Kim Thill and Lisa Tonner (freshmen).
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hurley
Mr. and Mrs. Darryl P. Hymel
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ingraham ‘69
J P Morgan Chase & Co. Foundation
+Daniel J. Jackson ‘01, In Memory of
Mr. Martin J. Jackson ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Jacobs ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Jacobs ‘55
Mr. Nicholas R. James ‘99
Mr. John J. Jelinek
Dr. and Mrs. James H. Jen Kin ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Jochum ‘41
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johns ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Johnson
Mrs. Josephine Johnson
Mrs. Margaret Johnson
Mrs. Candice Johnson-Mulvihill
Mr. Richard L. Jones, III ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jost, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Juarez
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kackert ‘87
Dr. Kenneth C. Kaleta ‘62
Mr. Jon R. Kallman ‘67
Mr. Patrick Kapustka
Mr. Francis C. Karwoski ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Karwoski ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kasimatis
Dr. and Mrs. Warren A. Kass ‘62
Dr. and Mrs. Ken Kavanaugh
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Kearney ‘48
Mr. Thomas J. Keefe
Dr. Inez M. Kelleher
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kenna ‘71
Dr. Martin J. Kenna
Mr. Michael J. Kenna ‘75
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Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Kennedy ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G. Kenney ‘52
Mr. Thomas M. Kenny ‘75
Hon. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kienlen ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Alden P. Kilian
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kinane
Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Kinnaman ‘52
Dr. Edward L. Kish ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Kleren ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Kling ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Kluber ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Klug
Mr. Michael A. Kochevar ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Koczo, Jr. ‘74
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Koechley
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kofron
Mr. William J. Kohut ‘79
Mr. John M. Kolinski ‘03
Dr. and Mrs. James A. Kolka
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kolquist
+Mr. and Mrs. Robert Konen ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Eric P. Konen ‘87
Mr. James A. Konen ‘58
Mr. Wendell L. Konen ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Randal J. Kopp
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Korso
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Korte ‘64
Mrs. Isabelle M. Kowalski
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Krachon ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kramer ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kramer
Mr. Robert A. Kresz ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Krohn ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kubal ‘59
Mr. Thomas G. Kudzma
Mrs. Rose Kuecks
D
Dr. Edward J. Kunitz
M
Mr. Drew T. Kurth ‘88
M
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. LaBarbera
M
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Lamermayer
M
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lannen ‘69
M
Mrs. Marilyn Lari
M
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Larson
M
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Latendresse ‘57
D
Dr. and Mrs. David G. Laycock ‘61
M
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ledvora
M
Mr. Francis M. Leider ‘66
M
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lentz ‘67
D
Dr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Leonard ‘70
M
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lessel ‘62
L
Letco, LLC
M
Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Letherman ‘91
M
Mr. Robert E. Letherman ‘89
M
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Leuer ‘48
M
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Leuer ‘84
M
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lieggi
M
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Lies ‘47
D
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Liesen
D
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Liesen ‘77
D
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Liesen ‘80
M
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Lifka
M
Mrs. Barbara Linden
M
Mr. Bernard J. Linden ‘80
M
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Linden ‘68
M
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Linden ‘69
M
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Linden, II ‘77
D
Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Lindenmeyer ‘65
M
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Linster ‘59
M
Mr. Jason A. Linster ‘97
M
Mrs. Millie Lober
M
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Loftus ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Logue, Sr. ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Julio C. Lopez Pardo ‘56
Mrs. Mi Loran
Mr. Thomas V. Loran, III ‘71
Lubrizol Foundation
Mr. Harold Lundergan
Mr. and Mrs. E. Charles Lutz ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lux
Mr. John J. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. James F. MacDonald ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Machulak ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Magee
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mahan ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Maley
Mrs. Theresa Malkowski
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mallon ‘88
Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Mallon ‘59
Mr. John J. Maloney ‘55
Mr. John R. Mangers ‘44
Mr. Anton Marano, Sr. ‘68
Mrs. Maureen Markovitch
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Marmion
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Marmion
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Marovich
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Marsaglia ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. James Marsh
Marsh & McLennan
Dr. and Mrs. Marco L. Martinez ‘79
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Matsie
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. May ‘70
Mr. Chester J. May ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. May ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. May ‘64
Mr. Jonathan P. Mayer ‘94
HONOR ROLL OF DONORS
(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Mayer
Mr. Albert D. McCoy ‘44
Mr. Patrick A. McCusker
Mr. and Mrs. Michael X. McDonnell ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McEnroe ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McGehee
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. McGrath ‘75
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. McKay ‘78
Mrs. Lorraine McKnight
Mr. John P. McLean ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McNamara
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Medernach
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Medernach ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Meehan ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Meenan ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mehlmann ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Meister, III ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Melvin ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Menendez ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Merritt
Mrs. Rosemary Mers
Mr. William M. Messmer, Sr. ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mikus ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Clement E. Milder
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Milder
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Miles
Mr. and Mrs. Achilles T. Milioulis
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Millen ‘55
Mr. Alan J. Miller ‘64
Mrs. Betty Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Bud) J. Miller ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Miller ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Miller ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Miller ‘69
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller, Jr. ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Miller ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Miller ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Millhouse ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Milos ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Milroy, Sr. ‘79
Ms. Sandra Milroy
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Milroy ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Moe
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Molitor
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Momper ‘76
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Montalbano, Jr. ‘85
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Montiegel
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Moore, III
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Moore ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Moore ‘35
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moran ‘63
Mr. Lawrence Morris
Mr. Thomas H. Morris ‘61
Mrs. Arlene Morse
Dr. and Mrs. G. Michael Mosley ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Muellner
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Muia ‘48
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mulligan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Murnane, Sr.
Mr. Patrick B. Murphy ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Murphy ‘50
Mr. Robert Murphy ‘43
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Murphy ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Murray ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Muzzy ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nass, Jr. ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Neas, Jr. ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nelson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Nemechek ‘54
Mr. James W. Nichol ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Nickels ‘58
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Nickels ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Nickels ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Niels
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nila ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nilles ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Norman ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nosek, Jr. ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nothnagel
Mr. Patrick S. O’Brien ‘85
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Ochsenschlager
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. O’Dea
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Offutt ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Keeffe ‘46
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Olsen ‘73
The Hon. and Mrs. R. Robert Olsen ‘67
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Olsen
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. O’Malley ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. O’Malley ‘51
Mr. Thomas M. O’Malley ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Orlowski
Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. O’Shea ‘81
Mrs. Nona Otis
Our Lady of Sorrows Priory, Oak Forest
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Palmeri
Park Federal
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pasin ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Patricoski
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Pattermann
Mr. Charles W. Patterson ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Dean G. Pawlowic ‘66
Mrs. Marie Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Perez ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perry ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Peters, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Domenic J. Petitti
Dr. and Mrs. John H. Pfluke ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Picini
Mr. and Mrs. Mario B Piombo
Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Pitz ‘58
Mr. Peter E. Pitz ‘59
Mr. Robert L. Pitz ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Plain ‘86
Local 501Plumbers and Pipefitters
Ms. Susan Ponting
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard I. Popham
Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Poronsky ‘69
Ms. Janine M. Poronsky
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Poronsky, Jr. ‘66
Miss Patricia E. Poss
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Poss
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Potts, Jr. ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Precup ‘60
Mr. Thomas W. Prenzno ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Prindiville ‘53
Mr. William T. Prindiville ‘47
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Propernick ‘58
Mrs. Eve M. Pusateri
Dr. Peter Quast
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radasevich
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rapp, Jr. ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rasmussen ‘56
Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Readey ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Regan M. Ready ‘79
Mr. Jerome J. Reding ‘44
Mr. Donald J. Reese, Jr. ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Reese ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Reherman ‘61
Dr. and Mrs. Leo J. Reherman ‘56
Mrs. Marian M. Reichenbacher
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reiland ‘57
Mrs. Philomena Reiland
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rettig ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Reuland ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Reynolds ‘94
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Reynolds ‘60
Mr. Brian I. Rice ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Rice ‘69
Dr. J. Ransom Rice ‘40
Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Philippe Rigaud ‘85
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rindone
Mr. and Mrs. Salvador A. Rios ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Rippinger ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Rippinger ‘74
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Roberts
See Your Company’s Name
on a Cadet Scoreboard
The athletic department is looking for area businesses to sponsor panels on two new indoor
scoreboards to be installed in the
gymnasium. Sponsorship costs
to advertise a business on either
of the two Marmion scoreboards
range from $2,500 to $2,800 for
a four-year term. In return for
their sponsorship, participating
businesses will receive these
marketing activities:
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In-game P.A. announcements to promote their
service or business
Season passes for regularseason basketball games
and wrestling matches
Interested sponsors should contact Sports Image’s Bob Stergos
via e-mail at bob@sportsimageJoin these seven businesses in supporting the Cadets by sponsoring a space inc.com. Flexible payment terms
on one of two new scoreboards to be installed in the gym this year.
are available
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(July 1, 2008 - June 30, 2009)
Mrs. Mondo S. Robinson
Rockwell Collins Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Rodriguez, Sr.
Dr. J. Logan Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Rogers ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Roggi
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Romagosa, Sr. ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Ronan ‘69
Rosary High School Spanish Club
Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Rosenfelder
Mr. William E. Roush ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ruddy ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Philip C. Ruddy ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rukas ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Runner ‘88
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ruppert ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Russo
Mrs. Margaret Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Ryan ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Ryckeghem ‘61
Mrs. Mary Sadowski
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton J. Saltijeral ‘92
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saltijeral ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Miguel A. Saltijeral, Jr.
Ms. Bertha H. Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Sassetti
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Sauer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savenago, Jr.
Mrs. Eileen Scanlan
Mr. and Mrs. Sean B. Scanlon ‘87
Mr. John E. Schaefer ‘52
Dr. Richard Schaefer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schaefers ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaeffer ‘52
Mr. and Mrs. Abel J. Schall, Jr. ‘94
Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Schearer
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Schelling ‘64
Dr. and Mrs. David G. Scheuring ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Schielke ‘71
Mrs. Rosemary Schielke
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schiltz ‘54
Dr. R. James Schindlbeck ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo P. Schiralli ‘63
Mrs. Leone Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Schneider ‘50
LTC (Ret) and Mrs. Ralph D. Schrenk, USA
Dr. James J. Schuler ‘64
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Schuler ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Schuster ‘86
Mr. Thomas M. Schwab ‘83
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin L. Schwegman ‘51
Mrs. Patricia Scotkovsky
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Seidelman
Mr. John E. Sellen ‘75
Mrs. Mary Sellen
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sensor ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Seraphin ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Serumgard ‘62
Sharing of Blessings Foundation
Mr. Rich Sharpenter ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Shay
Mr. and Mrs. Denis K. Sheehan
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sherman ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Shinnick ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Shonske ‘51
Dr. John P. Short ‘53
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Sidman ‘93
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Sidman
Mr. and Mrs. Philipe P. Simek ‘98
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Simmons ‘60
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Slade
Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sluka
LTC (Ret) and Mrs. Robert W. Slupik, USA ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Smith ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Smith ‘96
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Smith ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Smith ‘67
Mr. William Snyder
Mrs. Joan Soderdahl
Dr. Evangeline Sokol
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sorensen ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Spiers ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Spoden
St. Anne Parish, Oswego
St. Benedict’s Abbey, Still River MA
Doctors Robert S. and Christine St. Jules ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Stack ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stanek ‘50
Stanley Works Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Stansel ‘51
Mr. Edward P. Stare ‘45
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stefanski ‘80
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stephans
Mr. and Mrs. Shane T. Sterne
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Streicher
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Streit, Sr. ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Streit ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stumm ‘91
Mrs. Bonnie L. Stumm Griffin
Mr. George A. Styne ‘50
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sury ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Swanson ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Swedberg
Dr. and Mrs. William I. Swedler ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Tack ‘78
Dr. and Mrs. John R. Tarr ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Tarr ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Tarter, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tate
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Theis ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Theisen ‘82
Mr. David L. Theisen ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Theisen ‘58
Mr. Jack W. Theisen ‘51
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Theisen ‘77
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson
Mr. Robert D. Thompson ‘87
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Thorne ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Thorpe
Mr. and Mrs. Greg D. Tierney
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. Tinerella ‘84
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tobey
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Tonner
Dr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Tornabene ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. Lupe Torres ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Trauten ‘58
Travelers Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Gay D. Trepanier ‘60
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Trimarco, Jr.
Mrs. Eleanor Turchan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Tybor ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Tydd
United Technologies Foundation
Upstage Kids
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Urbik
Dr. and Mrs. J. David Valaik
Mrs. Gene Van Barriger
Mr. Michael R. Van Horne ‘92
Mr. David A. Vargo ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vokac
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Voss
Wachovia Foundation
Mr. William W. Wachs
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wagner ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wahmhoff
Mrs. Audrey B. Walan
Mr. Gregory J. Walan ‘78
Mr. David J. Wallers ‘59
Mr. and Mrs. Florian T. Walter ‘57
Mrs. Marilyn J. Warnimont
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Watson ‘62
Mr. Anthony V. Weasler, II ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Weasler ‘61
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Weaver ‘67
Mr. Josef Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Weber ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weber ‘67
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Weddige ‘59
Mrs. Dorothy Weiland
Mr. James D. Weiland ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Weiler ‘56
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Weiler ‘81
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Weirich ‘62
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Weis ‘91
Mr. and Mrs. Rod P. Weis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weise ‘56
Mr. Robert F. Weiss, Sr. ‘45
1SG (Ret) and Mrs. Karl S. Wendel, USA ‘81
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Werth ‘55
Mr. and Mrs. Marty White
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. White
Mrs. Virginia White
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wienckowski, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Wienhoff ‘50
Mr. Andrew J. Willey ‘02
Mr. David L. Willey ‘02
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Wittry ‘54
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wolfe ‘68
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wolfram ‘65
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Wollwert, Sr. ‘81
CDR (Ret) and Mrs. Thomas K. Woodka, USN ‘57
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woytych
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wulff
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Yager ‘49
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yelton, II
Mr. and Mrs. David H. York
Mr. and Mrs. David Young
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Zajac ‘71
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore E. Zajack ‘78
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zak ‘70
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zak ‘72
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Zavitz ‘63
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Zilly ‘59
Hon. and Mrs. Thomas S. Zilly ‘52
Mr. James J. Zimmerman ‘78
Mr. And Mrs. Thomas W. Zimmerman ‘72
Mr. Frederick R. Zinkann ‘63
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Zmugg ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. John Zoda ‘62
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Zolfo
Thank you for
your continued
support!
Named Endowment Funds
*New Endowment funds to be announced in 2009
Marmion Abbey (15)
Joseph Brahill Memorial Benedictine Education
Verena Dieter Memorial
Jim and Katie Freilinger ’57 Benedictine Education
Madeline Haubrich Memorial Church Maintenance
James P. and Dorothy Hughes, Sr. Seminarian Education
Dr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60 Benedictine Education
Jean Mored Memorial
Mary E. Oslac Abbey Church
Josephine Pusateri Memorial Abbey Medical
Herman and Marian Reichenbacher Church Maintenance
Joseph and Helen Rippinger ’40 Abbey Church Garden
Rev. Terence Stanton OSB ’34 Memorial Benedictine Education
Al and Sylvia Wegman Benedictine Education
Paul A. Yender Memorial
Rev. Edmund Zeigler OSB Memorial Sacred Music
Colegio Seminario de San José Scholarships (25)
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Anderson
Anonymous
Dorothy Lee Armin
Catherine Barry Memorial
Albert Benkert Memorial
Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB Honor (2)
Henry and Susan Butschek Family
Sam and Ann Flaim Memorial
Rev. Patrick Greene OSB Memorial
Casper and Josephine Hagner Memorial
Mary Rose Hurley Memorial
Rev. William Kriegsmann Memorial
Rev. Msgr. Eugene Luke Memorial
Thomas and Millie Lux
*Lois Norris Memorial
Rev. Wilfred Popham OSB Memorial
Rev. Carlos Quintana OSB Memorial
Carlos and Josephine Quintana Memorial (2)
John F. and Marlene Reedy ‘50 Memorial
Robert Soehlen Family Memorial
William and Regina Theis Memorial Scholarship
Rev. Matthias Zinkan OSB Memorial
Veronica Zinkan Memorial
Academy Scholarships (42)
Alumni Association Scholarships (4) and Student Assistance
Rev. Joseph Battaglia OSB Memorial
Dr. Alfred G. and Mary A. Chione ’32 Memorial (4)
Gussye Deck Memorial
Dorothy and Larry Dempsey Memorial
Michael Fitz-enz Memorial
Benjamin S. Graffagna ’00 Memorial
Karl and Barbara Greiter ’54 Scholarship/Financial Aid
James J. Kochevar ’67 Memorial
Joseph F. Kochevar Memorial
Vince and Shirley Konen ’46 Family
Thomas and Marilyn Leuer ’58 Family
Rev. Barnabas Lundergan OSB Memorial
John E. and Marie Miller, Sr.
Robert L. Moloney ’52 Memorial
John J. Mulvihill ’39 Memorial (4)
Erwin W. Nagel Family
Jane S. Nosek Memorial
Thomas A. Rippinger ’68 Memorial
William L. Robinson, Jr. Memorial
John M. Regole ’63 Memorial Scholarship/Financial Aid
Maurice L. Regole, Jr. ‘52 Memorial Scholarship/Financial Aid
James E. Ross ’70 Memorial
Philip G. and Marilyn Schnell
Theodore A. Sharpenter Memorial
Donald C. Wilkinson ’50 Memorial/Minority
Edwin and Laurina Witting Memorial (4)
Mary Yender Memorial
Rev. Edmund Zeigler OSB Memorial
Academy Financial Aid (42)
Ralph and Cora Ambre ’30 Memorial
Robert and Louise Bender ‘58
Kevin Joseph Barth Memorial
Carl and Corinne Bender Memorial
Dr. Alfred G. and Mary A. Chione ‘32 Memorial
Fred and Leona Conforti/Minority
Herman A. Dickes Memorial
Howard and Vera Feltes Family
Samuel J. Frankino Foundation
John Fraser and John Berkes Families Memorial
Richard A. Hames ’71 Memorial
Ethel Hedley and Suzanne Howard Memorial
Wilson Hedley and Clarence Howard Memorial
Donald A. Heinz Memorial
Robert and Rita Hupp Family
Jerome and Rose Kuecks ‘49
Arthur and Florence Linden Memorial
In Honor of Rev. Bede Stocker OSB
John William Madden ’45 Memorial
Josephine and Lawrence V. Mangano Memorial
*Thomas J. McLean ‘84 Memorial
Robert and Patricia Michels ‘40
Bernard J. Milroy ’38 Memorial
Kenneth M and Carole Nagel ‘60
Frank J. O’Brien Family
J. Reed and Ute Heller O’Malley ‘56
Dr. John and Mary Poronsky Memorial
The Reuland Family
Donald and Carolyn Santucci
Jacob and Anna Schaefer Memorial
Carol Schalz Memorial
Philip and Patricia Schalz ’73 Family
St. Joseph School Fund (Aurora)
Daniel N. Schomer, Jr. ’60 Memorial
Kevin M. Sheehan ‘85 Memorial
Rosemary Swedler Memorial
George M. Thoman ‘44
Raymond Tonelli Memorial
Marmion Abbey, Academy and
Mission Seminary Endowments
The following suggested gift levels establish named endowment funds.
Funds may be established by a single gift or multiple gifts, usually over
no more than five years. They may be added to over the years or through
estate provisions. Gifts may be made directly to the fund or through trusts,
bequests, retirement plan designation or assigned insurance policies. Endowment funds may be named in honor of living persons or as memorials
for deceased loved ones.
Marmion Abbey
General Endowments begin at $20,000
Abbey Church Endowments begin at $25,000
Benedictine Education Endowments begin at $30,000
Marmion Academy
General Education Endowments begin at $20,000
Library Endowments begin at $25,000
Science and Computer Center Equipment Endowments begin at $25,000
Plant and Maintenance Endowments begin at $50,000
Student Academic Scholarship Endowments begin at $50,000
Faculty Endowments begin at $100,000
Endowed Faculty Chairs partial at $250,000 and full at $1,000,000
Marmion Priory and Mission School in Guatemala
General Education Endowments begin at $10,000
Student Financial Assistance Endowments begin at $15,000
Donor recognition is through the Abbot Marmion Society and the Canterbury
Society. Donors who establish endowments through gifts of $10,000 or more
are accorded Life Membership in the Abbot Marmion Society. Donors who
establish endowment funds through a deferred or planned gift (annuity
trusts, charitable trusts, bequest, retirement fund beneficiary or assigned
insurance policies) are accorded membership in the Canterbury Society.
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Named Endowment Funds
Academy Financial Aid (Cont.)
Alfred and Anne Vogus Memorial
Edith Elizabeth Wiemer Memorial
Rev. Martin Witting OSB Memorial
Robert H. Yanker, Sr. Memorial
Paul A. Yender Memorial
Lay Faculty (14)
Dr. Pantaleo and Mary Amoroso Family
Robert V. and Sheila Fitzsimmons II ‘78
William and Toni Fox Honor
Dr. Thomas R. and Trudy Huberty ‘65
Ronald E. and Pat Keutzer
Jack and Beverly Martin ’58 Family
Thomas F. and Elaine Mulligan
Frank and Rita Murnane, Sr.
Dr. Michael Oslac ’62 Science Faculty
Dr. Richard and Mary Beth Regan Family
George and Geri Sherman ‘50
Frank and Joan Schwartz Faculty Development
Albert and Beverly Voirin ’59 Family
George A. Yender, Jr. Memorial
Academic Programs - Unrestricted (22)
Edward F. Bachner, Sr. Memorial
Rev. Luke Bohr OSB ’38 Memorial
Thomas and Brian Casey Families
In Memory of Rev. Wulstan Mork OSB
Harry E. Collins Memorial
Mae F. Collins Memorial
Stephen J. Denari, Sr. ‘71
Salvatore and Laverne DiMucci Memorial
Richard G. Edwards ‘60
John and Jo Featherstone ‘48
William W. Glenn ’89 Honor
Dr. Charles and Lorraine Hermes ‘48
Rev. Ildephonse Kreidler OSB Memorial
John and Julia Loftus
Thomas and Mary Logue ’48 Family
Alan and Barbara Martner ‘58
Bernard E. Moisant M.D. ’30 Memorial
Joseph R. Nardone, Sr. Memorial
Guisti and Grace Pucci Memorial
Mary Sullivan Tansey Memorial
Carl J. and Mildred Wahmhoff Memorial
Alfred J. and Nathalie Wulff Family
Paul W. Yender Memorial
Academic Programs - Restricted (8)
Theodore H. Anderson ‘60 Memorial Music and Drama
J. Randolph Block ‘70 Memorial Band & Swimming
Ray, Kathy and Dan ‘04 Dalton Campus Ministry
Paul E. Duranceau ’69 Memorial Science Projects
Rev. Peter Enderlin OSB Memorial Writing Contest
Dr. James and Jean Graham ’61 Music Programs
Ann M. Janura Memorial Campus Ministry
Rev. Wulstan Mork OSB Memorial Visiting Artists
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (2)
The Gerard Dempsey ’61 Family
*Veterans’ Memorial JROTC Fund
Library (5)
Dominic and Aderis DeRosa
Kevin and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ’74
Arthur and Rosemary Schaefer Memorial
Patricia Hannon Weber Memorial
Adeline M. Yender Memorial
Plant Maintenance (8)
Denis and Dorothy Daly Family
Fritz and Emme Linden Memorial
Jack and Beverly Martin ’58 Family
W. Bruce Napier ’71 Memorial Flag Pole Plaza
Albert and Beverly Voirin ’59 Family
Gary and Meg Withall Family
George A. Yender, Jr. Memorial
Paul W. Yender Memorial
Endowments - An Essential
By Fr. Charles Reichenbachers OSB ‘59
Director of Development
Endowment funds, that is, investments whose earnings only
are used, are essential for the long-term health of religious and
educational institutions like Marmion Abbey (and its Guatemala mission priory) and Marmion Academy. This is why an
Endowment goal of $5.2 million for Campaign Marmion is a
priority. To date over $4 million has been raised for the endowment, mainly for student financial assistance and Benedictine
seminary and advanced education for the monks.
The Abbey receives income from the labors of its monks and
the Academy from tuition charges, but both of these are never
enough. The tuition for the school year 2008-2009 was $8,800,
but the actual per student cost was over $11,000. Without a
significant endowment income Marmion has to operate with
the uncertainties of annual giving and the “free labor” of the
contributed services of the monks.
Marmion Academy’s Endowment for Academic Excellence
was valued at $9.5 million as of June 30, 2008. It suffered a
17% loss in the last fiscal year. As of June 30, 2009 it stood
at $7.8 million. Although not pleased with a 17% loss, it is
a better record then many investment funds that lost 25% or
more of their value.
In 2008-2009 the Academy’s endowment contributed $418,423
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to the operational budget, using a 4.5% draw-down, based on
a three-year rolling average. The endowment is projected to
contribute $287,538 in 2009-2010, with a 3% draw-down.
Golden Reunion Gift
Jack Gallagher ’59 of Joliet made a gift
of $50,000 to the Academy in honor
of his class’ 50th Reunion. $25,000
established a Veterans’ Memorial
JROTC Endowment Fund in honor
of all Marmion alumni veterans of
the Armed Forces. The Fund will
help support the operations of the
Academy’s military department.
The other $25,000 went to the Student Emergency Financial Aid Fund
to help deserving students finish
their Marmion education when their
parents are challenged by economic
Jack Gallagher ‘59 made a
hardship.
gift in honor of the 50th Reunion of his class.
Gallagher retired after 43 years of
military and local government service. Jack was the Cadet Colonel and Regimental Commander
for the class of ‘59‰
ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY
(As of June 30, 2009)
*Life Members moving to a higher gift category
**New Life Members (2008-2009)
FOUNDERS (14)
(Benefactors of $1 million and above)
Anonymous
In Memory of +Rev. Ildephonse Kreidler, OSB
Brian T. and Mary Casey ‘72
and +Thomas J. and Norma Casey Families
+Dr. Alfred G. and +Mary A. Chione ‘32
Arthur J. and Patricia Decio ‘48
James P., Sr. and Dorothy Hughes
Monks of Marmion Abbey
Marmion Alumni Association
+Jean E. Mored
Dr. Michael J. Oslac ‘62
Edward N. and Vivienne Regole ‘50
+Maurice L. and +Gertrude B. Regole
+George A., Jr. and +Adeline M. Yender
+Paul W. Yender
GUARANTORS (1)
(Benefactors of $750,000 to $999,999)
+Terence J. and Candice Johnson-Mulvihill ‘48
In Memory of +John J. Mulvihill, Jr. ‘39
The Abbot Marmion Society recognizes
the lifetime generosity of trustees, alumni,
parents, past parents and friends in nine
gift categories from Donor ($10,000 to
$24,999) to Founder ($1,000,000 or more)
as well as Sustaining Members who contribute $1,000 in the fiscal year of July 1 to
June 30, 2009.
At the annual Abbot Marmion Society
dinner on November 14, 2009, 22 new
Life Members (Donor category or above)
will be welcomed. 31 AMS members also
advanced to new gift recognition categories because of their continuing generosity. The Abbot Marmion Society Donor
Recognition Board is in the lobby of the
Battaglia Center.
There are currently 726 Life Members
(living and deceased) and 157 Sustaining
Members.
PARTNERS (6)
(Benefactors of $500,000 to $749,999)
+Harry E. and +Mae Collins
Edward A., Jr. and Rosemary Cox
Jack L. and Beverly Martin ‘58
Diocese of Rockford
*Philip G. and Marilyn Schnell
St. Meinrad Archabbey
ASSOCIATES (20)
(Benefactors of $250,000 to $499,999)
+William F. and +Dorothy L. Armin
Donald M., Jr. and Nina Arndt ‘58 Honor
+Edward F., Sr. and +Anna Bachner
+H. William and Kim Collins ‘53
Thomas A. and Dianne Commes ‘60
Gerard R. and Robyn Dempsey ‘61
+Salvatore, Sr. and +Laverne DiMucci and
+Salvatore, Jr. and Yvonne DiMucci ‘52 Families
Jerry and Dorene Hammes ‘49
+Joseph F. and +Ina Mae Kochevar
In Memory of +James J. Kochevar ‘67
+George M. and +Clara Lanigan
*John R. and Julia Loftus
+T. Anthony and +Clara Lux
Thomas F. and Millie Lux
In Honor of Abbot Gerald Benkert, OSB
Marmion Parents’ Club
*Marmion Sports Boosters
+John E., Sr. and Marie Miller
+Daniel N., Jr. and Martha Schomer ‘60
Albert W. and Beverly Voirin ‘59
John A. and Marian Witting
+Rev. Martin Witting, OSB
In Memory of +Edwin and +Laurina Witting
INVESTORS (52)
(Benefactors of $100,000 to $249,999)
Anonymous
+Harry A. and +Odella Baum
*Joseph F. and Angela Cantore
*+Rev. Ramon Carlin
+Robert A. and Kathleen Chapski
John J., Jr. and Paula Cibulskis ‘70
+Patricia Collins
Fred J. and Leona Conforti
John and Carmen Cordogan
John C. and Jo Featherstone ‘48
+Howard J. and Vera Feltes
John, Jr. and Muriel Fenzel ‘50
Dr. Jac and Laura Fitz-enz ‘51
In Memory of +Michael Fitz-enz
J. Keith and Sheri Fitzgerald
Dr. Edward R., Sr. and Patricia Garrity
Karl L. and Barbara Greiter ‘54
+Romy J. and +Dorothy Hammes
+John C. and Joan Hedley
In Memory of +Wilson I. and +Ethel Hedley
and +Clarence R. and +Suzanne Howard
Dr. Charles R. and Lorraine Hermes ‘48
Dr. Thomas R. and Trudy Huberty ‘65
+Robert B., Sr. and Rita Hupp
+Thomas P. and Susan D. Hurst
George D. and Dianne Kackert ‘56
Thomas J., Sr. and Susan Kilian ‘69
+Carl E. and +Paula Koch
Vincent A. and Shirley Konen ‘46
Dr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60
+Jerome E. and Rose Kuecks ‘49
Lee O. and Agnes Lochmann
Thomas J., Sr. and Mary Ann Logue ‘48
Dr. David E. and Charlene Longnecker ‘57
+John William Madden ‘45
*+Robert N. and Patricia Michels ‘40
Richard F. and Marie Murphy ‘50
Frank J., Sr. and Rita Murnane
In Memory of +Dorothy and +Irene Murnane
*+Erwin W. and +Ollie Nagel
and Kenneth M. and Carole Nagel ‘60 Families
+James L., Sr. and Irene Napier ‘43
+Paul J. and Mary Oslac
Dr. Richard P. and Mary Beth Regan
+Rev. Carleton M. Sage, S.S.
+Philip J. II and +Carol Schalz
Dr. Scholl Foundation
+Rev. Msgr. Magnus A. Schumacher
Dr. John W. and Karen Sheehan ‘49
In Memory of +Kevin Sheehan ‘85
George V., Jr. and Geri Sherman ‘50
*Dr. William J., Sr. and Jackie Tansey
In Memory of +Mary Sullivan Tansey
+William J. and +Regina Theis
S. Richard and Mary M. Van Horne
Doctors Will and Celia Van Wisse
Michael P. and Elaine Webster
SPONSORS (85)
(Benefactors of $50,000 to $99,999)
ADVENIAT
*Charles E. and Linda Anderson
Richard A. and Carol Bakala
+Dr. Robert E. and Ann Barnes
Dr. Robert J. Barnes ‘75
+A. Joseph and Kathleen Barth
In Memory of +Kevin J. Barth
+Rev. Joseph Battaglia, OSB Memorial
+Edo J. and Tess Belli
Robert E. and Louise Bender ‘58
+Albert C. and +Philomena Benkert
+Joseph J. Benkert
*Helen K. Brewer
*Michael J. Brewer ‘59
Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation
John J. and Mary Butschek
In Memory of +Henry and +Susan Butschek
Philip S. and Lynn Cali
*John W. and Valerie Chesney ‘60
The Cuneo Foundation
Dr. Carol Cummins-Kolinski
Raymond F., Jr. and Kathy Dalton
+Lawrence E. and +Dorothy Dempsey
Carl T. and Kelly Deufel ‘77
+Verena Dieter
+James P. and Joan Driscoll
Thomas J. and Therese Fallon
Dolores D. Finnegan
Robert V. II and Sheila Fitzsimmons ‘78
Daniel W. and +Elizabeth Fox ‘65
*+William F. and Toni Fox
+Otto P. and +Jane Freilinger ‘31
*BGEN (Ret.) John R. Gallagher, Jr., USA ‘59
Dr. Edward R., Jr. and Linda Garrity ‘70
William C. and Mardi Glenn
Dr. Nicholas S. and Carolyn Gordon ‘55
Dr. James P. and Jean Graham ‘61
+Leo S. Grommersch
Illinois Tool Works Foundation
Walter F. and Judy Johnston
Koch Foundation, Inc.
Dr. Martin J. and Cathie Kolinski
+Norbert and Mary Ellen Kolinski
+Rev. William A. Kriegsmann
R. James and Diana LaPointe ‘59
Ralph J. and Kate Lemley ‘61
Thomas J. and Marilyn Leuer ‘58
+J. Arthur and +Florence Linden
+Rev. Msgr. Eugene J. Luke
*William F. and Mary Jo MacDonald ‘43
+Edward L. and Sylvia Machulak
+Anthony A. and Josephine Marano
C. Alan and Barbara Martner ‘58
*Drs. James W. and Ellen Barnes McGough
+Robert A. and +Helen Moran
Thomas F. and Elaine Mulligan
James B. and Mary Naughton ‘43
+John J. and +Kathleen Neyer
+Frank J. and Ingrid J. O’Brien
*Dr. Scott M. and Beth O’Connor
David F., Sr. and Patricia O’Keeffe ‘44
Dr. Robert G. and Auguste Olsen
In Memory of +Mary P. Olsen
J. Reed and Ute O’Malley ‘56
Dr. Stanley C. and Eleanore Parks
*Joseph J. and Susan Pircon
In Memory of +Len Heinz
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ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY
(As of June 30, 2009)
Pittway Corporation Foundation
+Herman and Marian Reichenbacher
In Memory of +Joy Ann Reichenbacher
Dr. Paul H. and Patricia Reichenbacher ‘58
Timothy J. and Kate Reuland ‘66
*John F. and Susan Rippinger ‘64
+William L. Sr. and Mondo Robinson
In Memory of +William L. Robinson, Jr.
Donald G. and Carolyn Santucci
+Arthur J. Schaefer, +Virginia
Schaefer and +Rosemary Schaefer
+John L. and +Mary Esther Schnaus
Rich Sharpenter ‘63
+Theodore A. and +Catherine Sharpenter
Gerald P. and Nancy Sidman
St. Patrick Church, St. Charles
*Dr. James D. and Sally Studlo
George M. Thoman ‘44
+John M. and Janice Trilla
*Trust Company of Illinois
+Roscoe L. Wagner
and +Robert J. and Judy Wagner ‘44 Families
Lloyd A. and Sylvia Wegman
Kenneth A. and Carol Wood ‘51
+Alfred J. and Nathalie Wulff
David H. and Annamarie York
PATRONS (144)
(Benefactors of $25,000 to $49,999)
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+Theodore H. Anderson ‘60
Anonymous
+Thomas and +Marianne C. AuBuchon
Aurora Catholic Education Foundation
Aurora Tri-State Fire Protection Company
+Edward F., Jr. and +Virginia Bachner
Vincenz and Frieda Back
Dr. Jon A. and Mary Kay Bakken
Bernice B. Balt
Edward X. and Holly Barth ‘75
H. Flagg and Patt Baum
Allen J. and Lu Belli
James J. and Karen Belli
+Carl and +Corinne M. Bender
+J. Randolph Block ‘70 Memorial
Robert J. and Marilyn Brack
+Joseph and Lucille Brahill
Conrad L. and Doris Brassine Charitable Trust
David P. and Joan Brennan ‘75
Joseph F. and Patricia Brennan ‘82
+Gil N. Bryan
and John G. and Marge Bryan ‘50 Families
+Paul F., Buddy, Sr.
and Paul F., Jr. and Paula Buddy ‘60 Families
Kenneth A. and Theresa Butschek
*Dr. James H. and Barbara Camino ‘66
Frank C., Jr. and Sue Cannon ‘61
+Thomas J. and +Kathryn Carroll
Carol Cibulskis
Donald J. Cibulskis ‘59
Richard M. and Jean Cibulskis ‘64
Arturo J. Conte
David K. and Janet Cooper
In Memory of +Fritz and +Emme Linden
+John A. and Lorraine Czerwiec
Peter G. and JoAnn Daleiden ‘56
+Denis J. and Dorothy Daly
+John O. Daly ‘50
Dr. William C. and Debbie Dam ‘60
+Gussye L. Deck
Joseph M. and Pamela DeRosa ‘65
In Memory of +Dominic DeRosa
+Richard F. and +Doloros Drew
Richard G. Edwards ‘60
+Thomas E. and Betty Eldridge ‘55
John R. and Winifred Emmons
Dr. Behrooz and Carol Eshaghy
Dr. Rafael and Maria Fernandez
+Robert J. and Sheila Ferrari ‘48
Charles J. and Susan Fiore ‘60
Edward G. and Barbara Forester
+Gerard H. and +Jacquie Gallagher
Michael E. and Dawn George ‘68
+Casimir J. and Arlene Grabacki
David L., Sr. and Holly Grange
+Robert E. and +Beulah Grady
*Douglas A. and Barbara Graffagna ‘66
In Memory of +Benjamin S. Graffagna ‘00
Bruce E. and Candace Greene ‘64
Michael A. Greiter
+Casper C. and +Josephine Hagner
+Richard A. Hames ‘71
Dr. Gerald D. and M.J. Harris
Kenneth R. and Patricia Hartmann ‘64
Dr. Roger P. and Valerie Hatcher ‘65
+Magdalena Haubrich
*William E., Jr. and Louise Healy
+Albert P. Heimsath ‘35
+Robert T., Sr. and +Dee Held
John C. and Mary Hirschfeld ‘54
Holy Cross Church, Batavia
+Mary Rose Hurley
In Memory of +William and +Loretta Moran
+Arthur L., Sr. and +Ann Janura
Donald B., Sr. and Donna Jarka ‘53
Robert H. and Mary Kacprowicz
Jon R. Kallman ‘67
John C. and Ellen Keifer ‘60
Patrick J. and Marge Kennedy ‘52
In Memory of +Pearl Kennedy
Harold J. II and Colette Kilburg
Jeffrey M. and Mary Krasner
+Dr. Eugene T., Jr. and Doris Leonard
James M. and Dorothy Lynch ‘66
+Richard B. and Shirley Majewski
+Lawrence V. and +Josephine Mangano
Frank A. and Mary Ellyn McCollum
McCormick Foundation
Edward J., Sr. and Dottie McCrink
Michael D., Sr. and Natalie McKay ‘65
V. Gregory and Grace McKnight ‘71
*Timothy M. and Jeanne McLean ‘79
+Francis F. and +Cecilia McManus, Jr. ‘43
William J. and Carol Meyer
+Robert L. Moloney ‘52
Philip M. and Marian Moore ‘53
Dr. Casey B. and Julia Mulligan ‘87
*Thomas N. Mulligan ‘67
*John A., Jr. and Dorothy O’Dwyer ‘70
Old Second National Bank of Aurora
+Patrick L. and +Helen O’Malley
Patrick J., Sr. and Merrie O’Rahilly
Mario A. and Mary Kay Pasin
Dr. Bernard I. and Betty Popham
In Memory of +Rev. Wilfrid Popham, OSB
Mary Beth Poronsky Stull
Edward J. and Mary Powers
+Rev. Carlos Quintana, OSB Memorial
+Leo N. and +Mae Reuland ‘30
Alan W. Riddiford
Doctors André and Marie-Claude Rigaud
Joseph A., Jr. and Helen Rippinger ‘40
In Memory of +Lt. Thomas A. Rippinger ‘68
+Charles D. and +Marie A. Roberts
*Michael G. and Mary Jo Saunders ‘67
Gerald F. and +JoAnna Sauter ‘52
Rev. Bernard Schaefer, OSB ‘48
In Memory of +Jacob and +Anna Schaefer
Philip J. and Patti Schalz ‘73
+Joseph N. and +Pearl Schmitz
William and Ali Schneider
+James L. and +Carol Schuetz
Bernard G. Schupbach
Frank and Joan Schwartz
Benjamin L. and Kathie Schwegman ‘51
+Charles H. and +Agnes Seyfert
Dennis F. and Jean Sheldon
Sherwin Williams Company Foundation
+Andrew W. and +Bernita Simko
George O. and Annenie Sinka
J. Mitchell and Anne Skaja ‘52
St. John Neumann Church, St. Charles
Charles and Martha Stevens
In Memory of Abbot Mark Hogan, OSB
+Gerald J. and Mary Streit ‘64
Thomas J. and Sharon Streit ‘58
+James W. and +Rosemary D. Swedler
Robert H., Sr. and Dee Swickert ‘59
In Memory of +Henry and +Jewel Swickert
Tandy Corporation Foundation
+John W. and +Barbara Theis
*Richard L. Theis ‘62
UPS Foundation
Stephen A. and Grace Varga
Carl W. and Shirley Wahmhoff
In Memory of +Carl J. and +Mildred Wahmhoff
+Al W. and Audrey Walan
+Anthony V., Sr. and +Lucille Weasler
Anthony V. II and +Shirley Weasler ‘65
+Albert J. and +Doris Weisner
+George P. and +Ellen Wolff
*David J. and Sharon Young
Stanley L. and Jeanne Zepelak ‘62
Charles E. and Barbara Zidek ‘48
+Veronica Zinkan
DONORS (403)
(Benefactors of $10,000 to $24,999)
Joseph G. Amrhein
Anonymous (4)
Anonymous
In Memory of +Raymond Tonelli
Dr. John M. and Patricia Abell ‘39
+COL Peter P. and +Elsie Adams, USAF ‘36
Dr. Gary L. and Judith Ahasic ‘69
Joseph H. and Mary Allegretti ‘50
Alliance for International Monasticism
Allmerica Foundation
John F. and Helen Altringer ‘40
+Ralph A. and +Cora Ambre ‘30
Dr. Pantaleo J. and Mary Amoroso
Richard E. and Betty Anderson
Annunciation Church, Aurora
Donald M. Arndt III and Kathy Arndt ‘84
Todd A. Arndt ‘88
AT&T Foundation
+Judge William C. and +Rita Atten
William F. and +Marcelline Auer
Community Foundation of the Fox River Valley
Aurora Irish Fellowship Club
In Memory of +John Hogan
BP Foundation
Robert G. and +Maureen Babas ‘64
+James L., Sr. and +Mary Lou Bachner ‘43
+Paul J. and +Gerrie Bachner
+Frank W. and +Cyrilla Bajda
**Peter L. and Eileen Bakala ‘79
David S. and Patricia Baker
Dr. Gustavo M. and Ann Banti
+Catherine Barry
Louis and Maureen Basile
Elba F. and Judy Baskin
John L. and Marianne Beck ‘59
ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY
(As of June 30, 2009)
Francisco and Teresa Beckmann
William J. and Marianne Bell
+William and +Agnes Berg ‘33
+Robert A. and Joan Bierk
Rev. John G. Birk
Timothy S. and Michelle Blincoe ‘81
Dr. Richard C. and +Janet Bodie
Dr. Stephen A. and Jeannie Bodney ‘77
Boeing Foundation
+Dr. Joseph L. and +Jean Bordenave
Lee J. and Beverly Bordenave ‘63
Laird M., Sr. and Blanca Boulden
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin V. Boulé
+Marian H. Bower
**Tom R. and Patty Brandt
John P. Bryan ‘81
+Charles H., Sr. and Betty Budler ‘38
Judge Henry A. Budzinski, Sr.
Edward J. and Julie Burke
Doctors Thomas and Ellen Burke
Arthur E. and Marcia Burkett
+Earl J. and +Marge Burrell ‘37
**David R. and Dolores Burroughs
Theron S. and Barbara Bushnell
Michael and Virginia Butschek
Capital Group Charitable Foundation
Dr. Edwin J. and +Joan Carey
+Lawrence M. and +Bernice Carino
Dr. John T. and Debra Carroll
Joseph J., Sr. and Virginia Castronovo
+Joseph and +Hazel Cavataio
Mark K. and Cathy Cavins ‘65
**John P. and Kristin Chapski ‘83
Michael A. and Karen Chapski ‘84
The Chester Foundation, A Donor Advised
Fund of The Chicago Community Foundation
Chicago Molded Products, Inc.
+William G. and Georgia Christy
Shu Yung Wang Chuang
+John J., Sr. and +Susan Cibulskis ‘32
Dr. Peter D. and Jane Cladis
Dr. David J. and Beth Clark
**Christopher P. and Jean Clementz
Class of 1954 Student Aid Fund
+George D. and Dorothy Clementz
Frank B. and Elaine Coffman
Colgate-Palmolive Foundation
Fred P. and Mandie Conforti ‘84
John J. and Susan Conley ‘71
Frank B. and +Kathy Contratto
Dr. Douglas E. and Julie Conroy
Harold L. and Bette Coolidge
James S. Copley Foundation
**Copy King (Michael P. and Judi Hagerty)
Dr. Richard D. Corzatt
+Richard H. and +Jeanette Cosgrove
+Joseph E., Jr. and Betty Crisanti ‘59
+Dr. John P. and Sarah Cullinan
and +Patricia Cullinan
+Stanley J. and +Grace Cynkar
+Imelda Daleiden
Dr. Hansel M., Jr. and Susan DeBartolo ‘65
Michael E. and Mary DeBlock
+Julius Decio
+Vincent and +Myrtle Deck
**Todd L. Dempsey ‘66
Stephen J. Denari, Sr. ‘71
Stanley F. and Virginia Depa
**Dr. James L. and Deann Derrico
Curtis D. and Mia Deufel ‘79
Daniel Deufel
Dr. John M. and Christine Dickens ‘58
+Herman A. and +Mae Dickes
John A. and Joanne Diederich ‘87
Memorial Gift Recieved for
New Weight Training Equipment
New weight training equipment for the Athletic Fitness Center was donated in memory of
Len Heinz by his friends and business associates Joe and Sue Pircon of Aurora, parents of
three Marmion students. The Pircons are Life Members of the Abbot Marmion Society. The
Marmion Sports Boosters also contributed generously to this project, both with donations
and volunteer labor. When the new Regole Field House is constructed, this equipment will
be moved to the new Fitness Center in the Field House.
R.R. Donnelley and Sons Foundation
Martin K. Driscoll ‘82 and Dr. Nathalie Barnes
James T. and Clarita Duffin
John P. and Denise Duggan
+James H., Jr. and Mary Lu Dunn
+Vernon and Donna Duranceau
In Memory of +Paul E. Duranceau ‘69
Carl H. and Bonnie Eberle
Howard L. and Barbara Edwards ‘65
+Louis F. and +Henrietta Ehrlich
Einsiedeln Abbey, Switzerland
Raoul D. and Phyllis Elder
Daniel P. and Stacie Fallon ‘81
Gregory T. and Diane Fallon ‘83
Rev. Kevin Farrell
Dr. Donald and +Julie Farrimond
**Timothy J. and Karla Feltes ‘71
+Joseph F. and +Helen Ferrari
**+Elaine Ferry
James P. and Helen Feuerborn ‘68
Leanne Feuerborn
Paul C. and Debbie Feuerborn ‘86
Robert D. Feuerborn ‘60
James G. and Jill Fitzgerald
+Frank and +Helen Flannigan
+Edward S. and +Alma Flynn
+Patrick E. and Susan Flynn ‘58
Ford Motor Company Foundation
Dr. Elio J. and Mary Fornatto
James F. and Susan Fox ‘62
William T. Fox ‘74 and Family
Samuel J. Frankino Foundation
Veronica Fraser
In Memory of +John Fraser and +John Berkes
James E. and Katie Freilinger ‘57
**Peter J. and Jocelyn Freilinger
Lucian J. and +Elizabeth Frejlach
Thomas J., Sr. and Velma Frey
Lawrence J. and Patricia Frieders ‘64
Melvin P. and Amory Frieders ‘66
**Douglas P. and Denise Friedman
John A., Sr. and Bettye Galgano ‘59
+John R., Sr. and +Marion Gallagher
Michael A. and Mary Gallagher ‘59
Anna Gamble Foundation
In Memory of +Rev. Philip N. Fusco
Dr. Patrick H. AND +Regina Garvin
John G. and Carolyn Gilla
**Drs. Steven and Michele Glasgow
John A. Glatz
William W. and Kristen Glenn ‘89
Goldman, Sachs & Company Foundation
+Rev. Raymond P. Gordon
Robert L., Sr. and Janet Gorecki ‘46
Michael J., Sr. and Patricia Graft
James L. Graham, Jr. ‘77
W.W. Grainger Foundation
Eduardo E. and Lisa Greco
+Rev. Patrick Greene, OSB Memorial
+Joseph W. and +Kae Griffin
James E. and Dorothy Groom ‘52
+Loren E. and Lois Haas
Howard E. and Mary Hamilton
Dr. Lynn R. and Sarah Leah Hankes ‘54
Elmer A. and Arlene Hansen
Thomas M. and Beate Hansen
+Anton E. and +Ellen Hanus
Dr. Crispin and Betty Hao
Richard G. and Arlene Hawks ‘57
+Donald A. Heinz
Robert T., Jr. and Mary Lou Held ‘64
Timothy J. and Janet Herlehy
Steven and Ophelia Hernandez
Donald F. and Annette Herzog ‘52
+James and +Corinne Hettinger
Dr. Peter W.T. and Shiao-Lin Hui
Watts and Barbara Humphrey
In Memory of +Frieda Fallon, +Alice A. Gleason,
+Catherine Greene and +Frances Martin
Donald and Barbara Hunt
James and +Cheryl Hunt
Dr. Jon A. and Shelley Hupp ‘75
Robert B., Jr. and Eileen Hupp ‘72
Dr. Robert E. and Carol Hurley
David C. and Carol Hurrle
G. Richard and Anne Hutter
Dr. Howard G. and +Nellie Illig
Illinois Fruit and Produce Company
29
ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY
(As of June 30, 2009)
30
+Peter and Diane Inglot
Michael J. and Sylvia Jackson ‘57
Richard J. and Char Jacobs ‘55
John J. and +Antje Jelinek
Mark K. and Barbara Johnson ‘71
Patrick J. and Toni Kackert ‘87
Robert E. and Nancy Kamm ‘59
Kevin P. and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ‘74
John N. and Mary Karwoski ‘45
Dr. Warren A. and Sandra Kass ‘62
+Robert J. and Elizabeth Kearns ‘39
Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund
Ronald E. and Patricia Keutzer
+Harold J., Sr. and +Matilda Kilburg
Harold J. Kilburg III ‘64
+John L. and Louise Kilcullen
John H. and Connie Kindsvater ‘58
**Dr. Kevin M. and Carole King
Michael T. and Renee Kluber ‘81
+Theodore B. and Jodie Kmiec
Timothy V. and Carolyn Knoebel
Larry S. and Peggy Kolinski
Randal J. and Bonnie Kopp
+Stephen L. and Isabelle M. Kowalski
+Wilfred A. and +Marian Kramer ‘40
William L., Jr. and Maureen Kretzer ‘58
George E. and Sheila Krippner
John H. and Theresa Kuhn
Dr. Joseph E. and Mary Jane Kutz ‘46
Charles A. and Karen Ross Lagergren
In Memory of +James E. Ross ‘70
Peter and Terry Lappin
Dr. Dennis J. and Nancy Lazzara
Betty Hellmann-Levy
Frank J. Lewis Foundation
Frank A. and Carol Liebner ‘66
+Arnold E. Lies, Sr.
and Arnold E., Jr. and Donna Lies ‘47 Families
Dr. Gerald J. and Mary Liesen
Dr. Mark R. and Molly Lindenmeyer ‘65
**Dr. Thomas C. and Carole Liske
Dr. Michael C. and Kathy Loebach
William M. and Elizabeth Loftus ‘65
Joseph C. and Janice Loran ‘77
+Francis Lorang
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.
Mark E. and Sheila MacKenzie
COL (Ret.) Richard H. and Carol Mackey, USA ‘65
MAJ (Ret.) Albin R. and Jeannine Majewski, USA ‘78
Malcor Roofing Company
+Frank and +Helen Mallerdino
John E. and Nancy Malone ‘61
Marmion Band Boosters
Dr. Anthony M. and Veronica Mattera
LTC (Ret.) Joseph M. and Eloise Maun, USA ‘68
In Memory of +Patricia Maun
Paul H. and Cynthia Mayer
R. Max and Jane Mayer
Edward J. and Marian McArdle
+John H. and +Virginia McCortney
Michael X. and Margie McDonnell ‘69
Warren J. and Ellen McEleney
Thomas C. and Angie McGehee
Thomas D., Jr. and Margaret McLaughlin
Thomas F., Sr. and Mona Meagher
**Thomas F., Jr. and Diane Meagher ‘79
James D. Medernach ‘50
Philip H. and Merilyn Meere
Merchants National Bank of Aurora
Dr. Mark and Lizanne W. Meszaros
**Margaret Meyer
James K. and Carole A. Michels ‘57
Elizabeth C. Miller
Jerome B. and Janie Miller
Theodore P. and Ronnie Milos ‘67
+Bernard J. Milroy, Sr. ‘38 Memorial
**John K. and Susan Milroy ‘79
+Dr. Bernard E. and +Marie Moisant ‘30
John L. and Janet Momper ‘76
Robert J. and Gwen Moore ‘73
+R. Kenneth and +Marge Morrissey
Jerome A. and Diane Mowinski
+Hugh Mulligan, Sr.
Frank J., Jr. and Jackie Murnane ‘70
William F. and Nancy Murphy ‘ 71
Robert T. and Catherine Napier ‘80
Patrick F. and Marilyn Naughton ‘78
Dr. Gregory A. and Gail Naylor
John F. and Cora Neyer ‘55
Hon. John L. and Merita Nickels ‘48
NICOR
+George E., Sr. and +Lettie Nohr
Norkol, Inc.
Donald J. and +Lois Norris ‘49
+William J., Sr. and +Jane S. Nosek
Robert J. and Marcia Novack ‘49
In Memory of +Terrance Benoit ‘76
NRA Foundation
James P. Nymark ‘73
**James D. and Julie Oberweis ‘64
+Marie Oberweis
Michael M. and Susan Ochsenschlager
Kevin A. and Mart O’Connor
Robert B. O’Connor
In Memory of +Robert P. O’Connor
Marius M. and Helen Olsen
James and Eddie O’Malley ‘59
In Memory of +Anthony and +Lorena Staub
Edward J. and Elizabeth O’Reilly ‘86
+Dr. Thomas A. and +Deborah O’Shea
Samuel E. and Beth Overton ‘50
Raymond W. and Kelly Owens, Jr. ‘82
Painters and Allied Trades for Childrens’ Hope
+Rev. Maurice C. Patrick
+Sandy and Terry Perry ‘48
Tony and Ellie Perry ‘49
+Dr. Jon J. and Mary Peterson
Michael J. and Donna Phillips ‘73
Anthony V. and Frances Pieroni ‘56
**Peter and Martha Piorkowski
+Bernard A. and Lydia Polek
Russell E. and Mary Polinski ‘70
Dr. Albert B. and Cathlin Poronsky ‘69
Janine M. Poronsky
+Dr. John A. and +Mary E. Poronsky
Patricia E. Poss
Eugene P. Poulin
+Dr. Walter E. and Gerrie Powers
PPG Industries Foundation
Thomas W. Prenzno ‘74
Guy V. and Shirley Prisco ‘48
In Memory of +Christopher Prisco ‘72
+Josephine Pusateri
+Laurence and Eve Pusateri
Frederick Quinn Corporation
+Juliette Quirin
+John F. and +Marlene Reedy ‘50
Michael E. Reeves ‘62
William H. and Judith Regnery
Donald H. and Mary Regole ‘51
Richards-Wilcox Manufacturing Company
Robert F. and B.J. Riley
+Edward H. and Geraldine Roethele
Leon E. and Marina Roggi
Dr. Raymond J. and Joan Romanus
LTC Bryan L. and Terri Rudacille, USA
Anthony E. and Bonnie Rukas
Paul V., Sr. and Celine Salazar
Doctors Raymond and Patricia Santucci
+John E., Sr. and Eileen Scanlan
+Dr. Cyril and +Jimmie Lou Schaefer
William J. and Robin Schalz ‘79
Lillian Schayer
**Ronald J. Schelling ‘56
In Memory of +Elmer M. and +Christine M. Schelling
Robert A. and Alberta Schiltz
Angelo P. and Bonnie Schiralli ‘63
Gary and Debbie Seidelman
Leonard J. and Susan Seraphin ‘61
Ronald F. and Margot Sersen
+Joseph and +Ruth Settecase
+Harold J. and +Marcella Shinnick
+Ralph L. and Maxine Shirmeyer
+Leonard M., Sr. and Eleanor Sieradski
Howard E., Jr. and Mary Smith
Robert and Kathy Smith
Frank and Beverly Smoczynski
+William J. and Patricia Snider ‘45
+Robert M. and Mary Ann Soehnlen
Sony USA Foundation
John M. Spangler
St. Mary’s Church, Huntley
+Florence Stadel
Daniel L., Sr. and Pam Star
+Joseph C., Jr. and +Georgia Steiner
Richard A. Steinke
Dr. Joseph R. Stetter
G. Kevin and Tricia Stewart
Donald E. and Adriana Streicher
+Edward F. and Jackie Streit ‘53
George A. Styne ‘50
James T. and Alice Sury ‘70
**Randall L. and Margaret Tavierne
+Harry and +Marie Theisen
**Harry W. and Mona Theisen ‘50
Raymond G. and Le Theisen ‘55
Brian W. and Sue Tydd
Dr. Michael T. and Kathy Tierney ‘65
Franklin M. and Patricia Tiller
Anthony J. and +Carmella Tolitano ‘59
Robert and Gloria Torres
In Memory of +Carlos and +Josephine Quintana
Leon P. and Grace Toussaint ‘38
Ralph and Delia Trevino
In Memory of +Carlos and +Josephine Quintana
Anthony and Sandra Tummillo
In Memory of +Betty Tummillo
+Dr. John J. and Eleanor Turchan
+Anthony J. Umbdenstock, Sr.
UST Corporation Foundation
Joseph D. and Corinne Vecchiolla
Donald G. and +Virginia Ann Van Vooren ‘49
Verizon Foundation
+Alfred and +Anne Vogus
+Jack H. and Marilyn J. Warnimont ‘44
+John J. and +Mary Weber
+Ralph A. and Lenora Weber ‘39
Dr. David R. and Ruth Wenzel
Peter and Mary Ann Westen
Patrick H. and Michelle White, Jr. ‘71
S. Francis and +Edith Elizabeth Wiemer ‘37
Dr. Emanuel C. and Mercedes Wilhelm
Wiseman-Hughes Enterprises, Inc.
Gary A. and Meg Withall
Richard G. Wittry ‘52
Randall S. Yanker ‘79
In Memory of +Robert H. Yanker, Sr.
+Mary Yender
+Stefan C. and Eileen Zalewski
+Rev. Edmund Zeigler, OSB Memorial
Russell J. and Doris Zinger
+Thomas Zosky
Canterbury Society
(As of June 30, 2009)
*New commitments in 2008-09
Bequests
Anonymous (5)
*Anonymous (4)
Donald M. Jr. and Nina Arndt ‘58
Stephen J. and +Pamela Audett ‘65
Robert G. and +Maureen Babas ‘64
Kathleen and +A. Joseph Barth
James F. and Therese Brennan, Sr.
Helen Brewer
Lucille and +Joseph Brahill
Rev. Paul Bueter ‘51
Myron Cannell ‘58
CDR (Ret) Raymond H. Carlson ‘69
Francis “Mike” S. and Emme Connelly ‘53
Harold L. and Bette Coolidge
Betty and +Joseph E. Crisanti ‘59
James J., Jr. and Karen Curtis ‘45
Lorette Cyr
Wayne E. and Rosemary Dempster ‘48
Cecilia and +Elmer Diederich ‘34
*+C. Clarence and +Mary Jane Fritts Ensweiler and
John C. Ensweiler ‘67 and Eric C. Ensweiler
Vera and +Howard Feltes
Toni and +William F. Fox
Joseph S. and Sally Frankowski ‘64
Joseph A. Fraser ‘78
Dr. J. Joseph Freilinger ‘51
BGEN (Ret) John R. Gallagher, Jr. ‘59
William C. and Mardi Glenn
John A. and +Mary Hansen ‘51
Dr. Roger P. and Valerie Hatcher ‘65
Jeanne Herrrick
*Carl E. and Marilyn Hess ‘45
John C. and Mary Hirschfeld ‘54
Donald B. and Donna Jarka ‘53
Kevin P. and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ‘74
Joseph F. Kearney ‘66
Sharon Keutzer
Dr. U and Rose Khin
Vincent and Shirley Konen ‘46
A. Richard and Judy Konitzer ‘56
William L. and Maureen Kretzer ‘58
Dr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60
Leroy H. Leider ‘85
Dr. Gerald and Mary Liesen
Dr. Mark R. and Molly Lindenmeyer ‘65
Thomas J. and Mary Ann Logue, Sr. ‘48
Dr. David E. and Charlene Longnecker ‘57
Darren P. Malone ‘83
LTC (Ret) Joseph M. and +Pat Maun ‘68
William J. McHugh ‘52
James R. Medernach ‘50
Frank R. and Marianne Miller ‘51
Jerome A. and Diane Mowinski
Irene and +James Napier, Sr. ‘43
Dr. James L. and +Kristine Napier, Jr. ‘70
Alan W. and Lisa Nickerson ‘76
Donald J. and + Lois Norris ‘49
Dr. Robert G. and Gussie Olsen
Rory R. and Patricia Olsen ‘67
J. Reed and Ute O’Malley ‘56
Thomas M. O’Malley ‘61
Martin Operle ‘53
Michael J. and Donna Phillips ‘73
*Patricia Poss
Michael E. Reeves ‘62
Dr. Richard P. and Mary Beth Regan
Generous Bequests from
Near and Far
From Aurora
Many members of the Marmion family remember the kind, pastoral care of + Fr. Terence Stanton OSB. Recently, Marmion realized another
demonstration of this through a bequest of more
than $132,000 from the estate of Dorothy Blassage Artlip of Aurora.
Fr. Terence offered the funeral Mass for her
husband +Edward who had been a business
manager at Mooseheart Child City and School. A
nephew, Jerry Blassage ‘60 recalled, “Fr. Terence
had grown up in the same neighborhood as Ed.
He did a lot to personalize the ceremony and
Dorothy was very pleased.” After her husband’s
death, Dorothy continued her relationship with
Marmion by occasionally attending Mass at the
Abbey Church.
In addition to a nephew, Dorothy’s brother,
+Bernard Blassage, was a 1932 graduate of
the former Fox Valley Catholic High School
for Boys (which was renamed Marmion the
following year). Bernard is believed to be the
first Marmion alumnus killed in World War II
and is memorialized on the plaque of Marmion
Alumni Veterans Deceased.
Dorothy was a graduate of the former Madonna
High School. She was a registered nurse and
worked at Mercy Hospital and also in private
practice with Dr. Eugene Balthazar. She made a
number of generous bequests to Catholic schools
and organizations.
From Bainbridge WA
Marmion was also the designated beneficiary of
a bequest from the Estate of John O. Daly ‘50
of Bainbridge Island WA. John and his brother,
+James ‘49, were born and raised in Katchikan
AK. A graduate of Washington University, John
served in the U.S. Army (1954-57) and later in
reserve duty with the Alaska National Guard
(1958-63). In 1965 John became President and
General Manager of Ketchikan Spruce Mills
(KSM), the third generation of the Daly family to
lead the mill. It was sold to Georgia Pacific. He
later served as Senior Vice President of Kodiak
Lumber Mills in Anchorage.
John was active in political and civic affairs in
Alaska. He served as Campaign Manager for
Senator Frank Kurkowski (1980-93) and in 1991
moved to Washington DC to be the Senator’s
Executive Assistant. While on the East Coast, he
developed a love for soaring. In 1994, he moved
to Bainbridge Island and enjoyed a decade of
active soaring.
John’s estate bequest of $25,000 has been designated for capital improvements on the Marmion
campus.
Donald H. and Mary Regole ‘51
Edward N. and Vivienne Regole ‘50
Marian M. and +Herman Reichenbacher
Alan W. Riddiford
Drs. Andre and Marie Claude Rigaud
Joseph A. and Helen Rippinger ‘40
Robert A. and Alberta Schiltz
Martha and +Daniel Schomer ‘60
Frank and Joan Schwartz
Benjamin L. and Kathy Schwegman ‘51
Helmut J. and Sandra Seifert ‘73
David A. and Rita Smith ‘50
Mary and +Gerald J. Streit ‘64
Robert H. and Dee Swickert ‘59
Richard L. Theis ‘62
Donald L. and Julia Van Beck ‘45
William J. and Patricia Faith Van Orden ‘51
Jeffrey T. and Renee Walan ‘61
Theodore F. Wickord, Jr.
Eugene J. and Nancy Wittry ‘49
Richard G. Wittry ‘52
CDR (Ret) Thomas K. and Marcia Woodka ‘57
Trusts
Lucille and +Joseph Brahill
+Dr. Alfred G. and +Mary Chione ‘32
John C. and Jo Featherstone ‘48
Dolores D. and +Thomas Finnegan
Toni and +William Fox
Michael J. and Sylvia Jackson ‘57
Rose and +Jerome Kuecks ‘49
+Clara C. and +George Lanigan
Patricia and +Robert N Michels ‘40
Thomas and Elaine Mulligan
Mary and +Paul Oslac
Dr. Michael Oslac ‘62
Dr. Stanley and Eleanore Parks
+Gertrude and +Maurice Regole
Philip G. and Marilyn Schnell
George A. Styne ‘52
Nathalie and +Alfred J. Wulff
Insurance Policies
*Anonymous (1)
Gerard R. and Robyn Dempsey ‘61
William W. and Kristen Glenn ‘89
Karl L. and Barb Greiter ‘54
Vincent A. and Shirley Konen ‘46
R. James and Diane LaPointe ‘59
Marian Reichenbacher
John F. Rippinger ‘64 (2)
Adrien “Skip” Robinson ‘76
Joan Schwartz
S. Francis and +Edith Weimer ‘37
Carol and Kenneth A. Wood ‘51
IRA Beneficiaries
Dr. Steven and Ann Marie Gonczy ‘65
Donald H. and Mary Regole ‘51
Paul and Patricia Reichenbacher ‘58
George V., Jr. and Geri Sherman ‘50
Real Estate
*Dr. Charles R. and Lorraine Hermes ‘48
Janice and +John Trilla
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HOMECOMING
September 25-26, 2009
Friday
Varsity Soccer
Homecoming Parade
Homecoming Queen
Coronation & Pep Rally
Fireworks Display
Campus Closes
Saturday
Sophomore Football
Varsity Football
(versus Guerin Prep)
Homecoming Ceremonies
Student Homecoming Dance
4:30pm
6:30pm
9:30pm
10:00pm
10:30am
1:00pm
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2009 Varsity Cadet
Football Schedule
August
29 Sat
September
04 Fri
11 Fri
18 Fri
26 Sat
South Elgin
1:30
Mundelein
St. Francis
Marian Central
Guerin Prep
(Homecoming)
7:30
7:00
7:30
1:00
October
02 Fri
Aurora Central
7:30
09 Fri
Lincoln Way West
7:30
16 Fri
Chicago Christian
7:30
23 Fri
Montini
7:30
**Home games are in italics**
Fall Sports Schedules for Cross Country,
Golf and Soccer are available online at www.
digitalsports.com