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CBA WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS TO THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

#BRONATIONDAY

2019 GR ADUATION

DONOR HONOR ROLL

CHRONICLEST H E C B A M A G A Z I N E

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ADMINISTRATION

HEAD OF SCHOOLDr. James Schlegel

ASSOCIATE PRINCIPALCharles Abba

ATHLETIC DIRECTORBlaine Drescher ’04

ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOR STUDENTSRobert Groelz ’94

MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Roger Powers

DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONSBrian O’Connell

DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS MINISTRYOwen O’Leary

DIRECTOR OF STUDENT GUIDANCEDavid Doemel ’71

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICERVicki Roberts

DIRECTOR OF INSTITUTIONALADVANCEMENT Colleen WardDIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONSMatt Agan ’05

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Christopher Scaringe, Esq., CPA ’82, ChairmanDr. James Schlegel, Head of SchoolTodd Mesick ’85, Vice ChairmanJ. Timothy O’Hearn ’58, Past ChairmanWilliam Anthony ’81Carm BasileBrother Robert Bimonte, FSCBritt CarmerThomas J. DiNovo, Esq.Brother Thomas Gerrow, FSCSheila GrecoMark Hulbert, CFC ’83Robert Jones ’83Robert Marini, Jr. ’84Eugene Napierski, Esq. ’61Maureen O’BrienJames O’TooleJoseph A. Reilly ’56Brother Joseph Schafer, FSCBrother Robert Wickman, FSCLynn ZielinskiBrother William Martin, FSC ’55, Emeritus

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Dear CBA Family,

At the close of another successful school year, I am pleased to report that our tradition of excellence continues. Scholarship awards continue to arrive for the Class of 2019, and as our graduates move on to study at some of the best colleges and universities in the country, our 100% college acceptance rate is extended. To date, our graduates have earned more than $16.8 million in scholarships to study at some of the nation’s finest institutions, including Brown University, Dartmouth College, Hamilton College, Villanova University, Georgia Tech, Virginia Tech, RPI, RIT, WPI, Union, Siena, George Washington, Bentley, Clarkson, Clemson, Syracuse, Fordham, Northeastern, Providence, and College of the Holy Cross. For the third year in a row, our valedictorian will attend the University of Notre Dame.

As our graduates leave Christian Brothers Academy to take on the challenges of college, they do so well-prepared for academic success. Their futures are launched from a solid foundation in which their moral and religious education is integrated into their academic education, in the Lasallian tradition. To enhance this experience for our students, we welcome two veteran Christian Brothers to our faculty. Brother James Dries and Brother Timothy Jones will join the CBA faculty in the fall. Brother James will teach chemistry and work in the administration and Brother Timothy will teach theology and work in campus ministry. In addition, we will welcome our first Lasallian Volunteer to CBA. AnnaMarie Carmazzi, a recent graduate from Saint Mary’s College, our college in Moraga, California, will assist our administration, counselors, and teachers in working with students receiving accommodations.

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF SCHOOL

May 15 was a special day at Christian Brothers Academy. On the Feast of Saint John Baptist de La Salle, we held our second annual BronationDay. Thanks to the support of 702 donors, our online giving day raised $109,150. With the funds raised from Bronation Day, we will be able to complete a much-needed renovation of the lecture hall. During our BronationDay activities, Brother Thomas Casey, Auxiliary Visitor for our District, visited to present John Picotte ’59 with the Letters of Benefaction. The Letters are reserved as a formal honor by the Brothers for important services rendered to the Lasallian mission. The Brothers expressed their sincere thanks and gratitude to John for his long-time, generous support of CBA and the Christian Brothers.

Over the past decade, we have grown, but our vision was always to be the best school in the area. Now, our sole focus is on continuous improvement to give our students a premiere educational experience. To that end, we will continually add programs and enhance our facilities because our students deserve the best. We are blessed to have such a united community, with undying love for CBA, who have proven that they will support this great institution. With the strength of the CBA family, I am confident that we will accomplish our goals.

I wish you a wonderful summer and thank you for everything you do in support of Christian Brothers Academy.

St. John Baptist de La Salle, Pray for us. Live Jesus in our hearts, forever!

Sincerely, Dr. James Schlegel Head of School

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THANK YOU!CBA WELCOMES TWO NEW MEMBERS TO OUR BOARD OF TRUSTEES

MICHAEL J. VAN DE LOO, CPA ’90After three consecutive terms (a total of nine years) as a CBA Board Trustee, Michael Van De Loo will step down from the Board. The CBA community extends our deepest gratitude to Michael for his tireless work on behalf of Christian Brothers Academy. Mike, managing director and founding member of Andersen Tax, has worked tirelessly on behalf of CBA and helped manage the school through merger talks and a successful Capital Campaign. He’s guided CBA to new heights, and through his leadership, we saw amazing growth in the student body, courses offered and in the physical plant. Mike has organized class reunions and supported the annual NYC Alumni Network

Michael Van De Loo ’90 with his wife, Kate, sons Connor and Aidan, with the Ciara Rose Van De Loo Scholarship recipients, Michael Murray ’19, Nicholas Fontana ’20, U’Syi Morris ’21, Michael Harbour ’22

BRITT CARMERThe executive vice president and part owner of Stone Bridge Iron & Steel, Inc., a family business specializing in structural and miscellaneous steel construction. Britt and his wife Frieda have four children, including son, Britt, who is a 2019 graduate of CBA and will attend the University of South Carolina in the fall. Britt and Frieda have chaired CBA’s largest fundraising event, The Purple

& Gold Gala for the past two years, surpassing CBA’s fundraising goal each year. Britt has been committed to causes involving a cure for cancer along with many other community service projects, committees and boards in which he participates. He has

also spent many years coaching sports and has been involved in numerous other school related events.

MAUREEN O’BRIENA graduate of the Academy of the Holy Names, University of Notre Dame (B.A.) and New York University (M.A.). Maureen’s career has largely focused on new business development and government relations. She worked in the publishing industry in New York City and served as the director of state operations and spokesperson to Congressman John E. Sweeney. In 2008, Maureen became the director of government affairs for Motorola

Solutions Inc. and in 2016 was promoted to executive director. Maureen has been dedicated to providing opportunities to individuals with disabilities and has served on a host of non-profit boards. In 2018, Maureen was appointed president and chief executive officer of NYS

Industries for the Disabled (NYSID). Maureen and her husband, Dr. Paul Vogt, have four boys including CBA Sophomore, Gabriel.

Party. Along with his wife, Kate, and sons Connor and Aidan, Mike established the Ciara Rose Van De Loo Scholarship in memory of their daughter and sister. Thank you, Mike, for your leadership.

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CBA’s 2nd annual #BronationDay raised $109,150.80 from 702 donors, breaking last year’s record and allowing us to modernize our lecture hall. #BronationDay is a full day of giving, fun and school spirit.

The Class of 1959 was welcomed back to campus and joined students in the cafeteria for lunch. CBA surprised John D. Picotte ’59 with a special ceremony in the gym, where students, his family, friends, classmates and the Christian Brothers surprised him with the highest honor we bestow upon a person – Benefaction. Brother Tom Casey, FSC announced that John will now have BFSC next to his name as a benefactor of the Christian Brothers per approval that came from Rome, Italy. John received a certificate announcing his benefaction and a chair with the crest and his name engraved in it. John also got a special visit from one of his scholarship awardees from the Class of 1999. David Wimbush ’99 traveled from Atlanta, GA to thank John for allowing him to receive a CBA education that led to acceptance into West Point Military Academy and a 16-year career in the armed forces.

This special day was made possible through the support and donations from Albany Empire Arena Football, Stewart’s Shops, Tracy Kaback Photography, DJ Ketchup, David Wimbush ’99, Brother Tom Casey, FSC, The Class of ’59 and C. David Yezzi ’59, Phil Farinacci ’04 and all the CBA Faculty and Staff. Thank you!

ALL IN 16 HOURS!

TOTAL RAISED: $109,150

TOTAL GIFTS: 702

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CONTENTSMessage from the Head of the School 2

Board of Trustees Updates 3

#BronationDay 4

Honors Night 6

8th Grade Moving-Up 10

2019 Graduation 11

Athletics 12

Alumni Notes 20

In Memorium 25

Message from the Chairman 26

Donor Honor Roll 27

ONCE UPON A MATTRESS - THE MUSICALAfter months of rehearsals, the CBA theatre department performed its spring musical June 7-9. The Ned McGraw Gymnasium was transformed into a 200-seat theater with a stage, curtains, backdrops, lights and sound for “Once Upon A Mattress,” performed by a young, talented cast.

Performances by Terence Smith ’21 and Matt Ucci ’21 had people smiling and laughing, and the audience cheered for dozens of dancing 5th and 6th grade

jesters. Notable highlights included Christian Blood’s ’22 CBA acting debut, Gabe Donovan ’22 as a mute king, a baker’s dozen of our musicians who joined the pit band with direction and support from Sarah Waite, and dancing choreographed in part by our alum, Jake Lehning ’18, and rehearsed by dance captain Cullen Sausville ’22. The boys were joined by many talented girls from AHN and other local schools.

SPRING FESTIVAL CONCERTThe Music Department hosted the Spring Festival Concert on May 22 in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium. The concert featured performances by the concert band, jazz ensemble, symphonic band, mallet percussion ensemble and wind ensemble, followed by a finale featuring the combined talents of all CBA musicians. Tucker Scaringe ’19, Drew Douglass ’19, Nate Foster ’19, Conor McGinn ’19, and Max Arena ’19 received senior music awards. A special tribute was given to Mrs. Marble, who retired after 22 years at CBA.

CAMP INSPIRATIONOn June 10, Gabe Donovan ’22, Terence Smith ’21, Cullen Sausville ’22, Matt Ucci ’21, Christian Blood ’22, Jack Rento ’17, Aidan Pacifico ’18, Jake LaChapelle ’17, and AHN alumnae were invited to perform at Camp Inspiration, a specialized Double H Ranch group of campers on oxygen supports, such as ventilators, CPAP machines and oxygen tanks.

COVER PHOTO TAKEN BY TRACY KABACK PHOTOGRAPHY

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HONORS NIGHT

The graduating class of 2019

Honors Night was held on February 14 to recognize student academic achievement for the first semester of the 2018-19 school year. Students receive academic awards for cumulative marks in all courses, as well as awards for academic achievements in individual subjects, community service, and musical performance. We rank our students using an average weighted slightly for honors and advanced placement courses. Maxwell Arena ’19 and Sean Calagna ’19

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CLASS OF 2019Maxwell ArenaSean CalagnaBritt CarmerJoshua CaronMiles DesmaraisDrew DouglassNathaniel FosterChristopher

JorgensenMichael Murray Jr.Peter O’TooleTucker ScaringeMarco SpataroConnor ToomeyBraeden Van Epps

CLASS OF 2020Gavin JeffersDaniel Kelly IVJacob KennedyNicholas MandatoTyler RichterAjit SaranIsaiah Scarlett

CLASS OF 2021Ethan ConnollyJonah DohrKyle EllenbogenSean HendricksRyan HotalingColin LansingIan LashwayMichael LosavioBen PaquinGeorge Reynolds-

CotzasMason TocciMatthew UcciWilliam Vivian

CLASS OF 2022Noah AndersonMarc AnsonRyan BilkaChristian BloodEzekiel CaldonMichael DingGabriel DonovanBrandon GallagherJack GregoryElias HannoushRobert HicksIvan HuangBenjamin HuckansJack MangioneKaru Mbugua

CLASS OF 2023Phillip BiancoAndrew BulaloJarvin De JesusJames DiniusJake HammondChristopher MurphyPeter MurrayJack ParadisNoah RyanJaideep SaranNoah SmithSamuel SmithMichael Vogel

CLASS OF 2024Asif AlamChristian AndersonUlderic Boisvert IVMatthew CampbellGiovanni ClaryJake DarwakAidan FebusDaniel HannoushChristian LewisThaddeus MangioneAustin McCabeFinnegan McFarlandColin McMahonJoseph PerryKagame Rama-MunroeFrancesco RasoMatthew RyanDominic SementilliMatthew SgambatiRobert StrubelNathan West

CLASS OF 2025Tyler CampbellLuka Di FabioEthan RaucciAndrew SommoMichael Tan

CLASS OF 2026Timothy BarcombBrandt CadetEdgar MonroyAlexander NguyenCharles Tobin

THE BROTHERS LIST

Students with a semester average of 95 in their full Carnegie Unit courses with no semester grade under 90.

FIRST HONORS

Students with a semester average of 90 in their full Carnegie Unit courses with no semester grade under 85.

CLASS OF 2019Jack AnguishDylan BogdonBenjamin CurroDouglas GodinAlec HaringZachary KupiecColin ManceCollin McDonoughConor McGinnVictor PagnottiGavin PrescottMaxwell TedescoDeclan TunnyKeegan VedderLuke Wagner

CLASS OF 2020Rollin GoldJameson HowleyJoshua HuckansTimothy Knowles JrAndrew MabeusCollin MesickJonathan PicchioneGavin PiskutzColin RocheTrevor SkuminFrederick SmithSean SwensonJakob Weidman

CLASS OF 2021Ryan AbattoGregory BeaulieuDominic Cornelius IVTyler CoxCarson CurranAndrew DeckerAlexander GonzalezEthan GrimesEthan KorosJacob LaPlante

Gianni LomonocoLuke PezzanoJordan ProulxConnor RoglerVincent TirinoConlon Van EppsAnthony Zaccaria

CLASS OF 2022Akm AlamAhmad AmirDimitris

AnagnostopoulosWilliam Bashford IVAntonio Calderon JrNoah CaneyVincent Carsillo IIIBrady DubayAvery DutcherHayden EngertEvan GregoriusConnor HartJason LambertMichael O’ShaughnessyJoseph RaucciAidan RyanThomas ScholzAnthony SementilliJoseph TesonJoseph ToomeyAdrian Torres

CLASS OF 2023Nicholas AbattoLoren Baker IVDixon BoggsJack ClarkDavid ClementAustin DeanDillon GoodwillShawn Latour JrJack MooneyJoseph Morbidelli

Jamie SamynThomas StallmerCarter TrippEvan TurcotteMarc Vessella

CLASS OF 2024Benjamin BakerChristopher Daus JrAdam GonzalezHubert HuhoKaelan LeakBlake MahieuNoah ReevesAngelos Reynolds-

CotzasDixon Van Epps

CLASS OF 2025Joshua AlbrittonJacob BakerJack BorrelliMichael CalagnaJack LymanJackson MackenzieJoshua McSwieneyDaniel O’KeeffeEthan PellerinJack PrestigiacomoSalvatore RasoAidan RyanJack SeagroattIsaiah Thomas

CLASS OF 2026Carter EptingBrayden HartParker LachanskiGabriel LosavioKellen LueRyan NusbaumKeagan Tan

CASDA CAPITAL REGION SCHOLARS RECOGNITION WINNEREach year, CASDA recognizes the outstanding scholastic achievements of graduating seniors

from high schools around the Capital Region. Sean Calagna ’19 was recognized this year for his involvement in music, athletics and the JROTC program. Sean, the Class of 2019 valedictorian, selected Mr. Matt Agan ’05 as a teacher who has had a significant influence on his education. They attended the awards dinner on May 16.

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SPELLING BEEOn January 14, middle schoolers participated in the annual spelling bee. Congratulations to Thaddeus Mangione ’24 for taking 1st place! Brandt Cadet ’26 was runner-up in the competition. In March, Thaddeus represented CBA at the Capital Region Spelling Bee at Proctors.

LEGO ROBOTICSOn January 26, three Lego Robotics teams represented CBA in competition at SUNY Polytechnic Institute. This year’s theme was “Into the Orbit.” Teams were composed of 5th through 8th graders who had been working hard on programming robots, delivering presentations and demonstrating the Lego League core values of discovery, inclusion, gracious professionalism, and coopertition. A special thanks to Dr. Andrade, Mrs. Calderon, and Mrs. Labatt-Simon for dedicating their time and energy to the endeavor.

D.A.R.E. GRADUATIONIn January, the 5th grade class graduated from the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.) program. The D.A.R.E program, instructed by Officer McGee of the Colonie Police Department, seeks to prevent the use of controlled drugs, membership in gangs, and violent behavior.

LOW BRASS WORKSHOPOn February 26, Chris Paul ’11 visited the music department to host a low brass workshop for our youngest trombone (and euphonium) players. He worked with students in 5th through 8th grade on developing their sound and playing techniques. Chris, a graduate of McGill University, recently returned to the Capital Region to play in local ensembles and orchestras. He is currently performing with the Albany Symphony Orchestra.

BISHOP HOWARD HUBBARD SCHOLARSHIPOn March 5, Siena College admissions counselor, Colin O’Reilly ’08, visited CBA to speak with seniors who were awarded the Bishop Howard Hubbard Scholarship. This is a $12,000 scholarship awarded to students who graduate from select high schools within the Roman Catholic Diocese of Albany.

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MOTHER-SON COMMUNION BREAKFASTThe annual Mother-Son Communion Breakfast was hosted on May 5. The day started with Mass at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany, followed by brunch at the Albany Capital Center. This tradition has been a beautiful way for our students to thank and celebrate their moms, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, and other important women in theizr lives. Special thanks to the Parents Association for planning this event.

BUSINESS STUDENTS TRAVEL TO NEW YORK CITY On March 15, 50 students enrolled in business courses toured Madison Square Garden to learn the history of the famous entertainment venue and learn what it takes to run this business. The students also took time to visit the 9/11 Memorial to pay respects and honor those who had fallen during the attack. Thank you to Mr. Heim and Mr. Scully for organizing this trip.

SENIOR NIGHT SPRING CONCERTOn April 11, the second annual Senior Night Spring Concert was held in the Clark Auditorium at the New York State Museum. The concert featured our wind and jazz ensembles, as well as our mallet percussion ensemble. The mallet ensemble has grown popular, thanks to Lynn and Gene Zielinski ’58, who donated instruments to the music department last year.

MCFARLAND ’24 WINS MAAC SPONSORED ESSAY CONTESTFinnegan McFarland ’24 was an honorary guest at this year’s MAAC tournament. After winning the annual MAAC-sponsored essay contest on leadership, he was honored on court with a certificate on March 7 and featured on ESPN3 during the basketball championship awards show. A copy of his essay was included in the championship program. Congratulations, Finn!

COME FROM AWAYOn May 1, members of the theatre department saw “Come From Away” on Broadway. The play was based on the remarkable true story of a small town that welcomed the world on September 11.

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Nicholas AbattoRoman AntonikowskiLoren Baker IVPhillip BiancoDixon BoggsReis BrammerAndrew BulaloBryce CadetKevin Carey IIDuncan ClapperJack ClarkDavid ClementNicholas CoonsJarvin De JesusAustin DeanNico DeSantoJames DiniusVincent DuranteRyan FergusonDamian GizziDillon GoodwillCarter GouzienMatthew GregoryTrevor GrimesJake HammondColin LansingAndrew LaRosaShawn Latour Jr.Aiden LenneyCarson LetoJackson LilleyWilliam MetzlerWillem Mizenko

Jack MooneyChristopher MurphyLogan MurphyPeter MurrayAlexander NamoratoAshton PacanowskiJack ParadisMatthew PicardAlexander PrinciottoNoah RyanJamie SamynJaideep SaranGeneo Savoca Jr.Attilio ScacciaNoah SmithSamuel SmithSpencer SmithThomas StallmerJonathan StevensLuke SzepekJohn TralongoCarter TrippEvan TurcotteMarc VessellaMichael VogelLiam WendellAdam Winter

On June 14, family, friends and faculty gathered in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium to attend the Moving Up Ceremony for our 8th graders.

8TH GRADE MOVING-UP CEREMONY

Congratulations to the Future Class of 2023

Jake Hammond and his mother, Robin, after the ceremony

STUDENTS INDUCTED INTO THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On May 1, 28 students were inducted into the National Honor Society. Fourteen were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. Induction into this prestigious national organization is based upon student efforts and achievements in scholarship, leadership, character, service and citizenship.

CLASS OF 2020Gavin JeffersNicholas Mandato

CLASS OF 2021Gregory BeaulieuDominic Cornelius IVCarson CurranJonah DohrColin LansingIan LashwayBen Paquin

CLASS OF 2019Ahmad AmirDimitris AnagnostopoulosWilliam BashfordChristian BloodAntonio Calderon Jr.Ezekiel CaldonNoah CaneyMichael DingGabriel DonovanBrady DubayHayden EngertConnor HartIvan HuangJack MangioneJohn O’KeeffeCullen SausvilleAnthony SementilliJeremy ShumpertAdrian Torres

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY- ST. MIGUEL CHAPTER

CLASS OF 2023Jack ParadisJaideep Saran

CLASS OF 2024Benjamin Baker Ulderic BoisvertMatthew CampbellJake DarwakFinnegan McFarlandJoseph PerryMatthew SgambatiRobert Strubel

CLASS OF 2025Joshua McSwieneyDaniel O’KeeffeSalvatore RasoMichael Tan

NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY- ST. BENILDE CHAPTER

Michael Tan ’25 and Joshua McSwieney ’25

GRADUATION LITURGYOn May 28, the annual Baccalaureate Mass was held at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Albany to honor our graduating seniors.

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CBA 2019 GRADUATIONOn May 31, CBA held its 156th commencement ceremony. Our 88 seniors were awarded an impressive $16.8 million in scholarship money.

Valedictorian Sean Calagna ’19 will attend the University of Notre Dame; salutatorian Josh Caron ’19 will attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute; Cadet Colonel Benjamin Curro ’19 will attend Clemson University; Band Commander Conor McGinn ’19 will attend the University of Vermont. The Class of 2019 continues CBA’s tradition of 100% college acceptance. Congratulations, Brothers!

William AlderisioAlessandro AmoreSamuel AndradeJack AnguishMaxwell ArenaRonnie AsamoahTheodore Banta IVTaj BassQuinton BeckerDylan BogdonSean CalagnaBritt CarmerJoshua CaronBrendan CarrollTimothy CarvillAvery CortsTucker CouchMichael CunninghamBenjamin CurroAlexander DeckerMiles DesmaraisRichmond DillElijah DonofrioDrew DouglassWilliam Farrand VAlexander FawthropNathaniel FosterLawrence FreemanEric FryerDavid GersonMatthew GersonDouglas GodinAlec Haring

Alexander HarrisonBrandon HengesMichael HicksJames Hogan IVJoseph HoganRyan HoganCyrus HorvathDominic IanniOrville Ivey Jr.Christopher JorgensenMichael KendrickJordan KingZachary KupiecConnor MacMorranRyan MaloneColin ManceNicolo MarcucciTyler MariniLouis McCabeJustin McCarthy IIICollin McDonoughConor McGinnRyley MoranMichael Murray Jr.Jack O’LearyPeter O’TooleAdam OlekoskiVictor PagnottiHunter PemrickAnthony PizzolaGavin PrescottDarian QuinnStephen Reutter III

Adam RiggiLachlan RodgersTyler RyanJohn SanchiricoTucker ScaringeAndrew SignorMarco SpataroEthan StevensMaxwell TedescoConnor ToomeyAndrew TrobridgeSebastian TrumbullDeclan TunnyShane TurleyMichael UrschelBraeden Van EppsDylan Van EppsKeegan VedderLuke WagnerNicholas WarnerChristopher WestGregory Wyman

NATHANIEL FOSTER ’19 BLUESHIELD SCHOLARCongratulations to Nathaniel Foster ’19 for being named a BlueShield 2019 Scholar. The BlueShield Scholar Program recognizes exceptional high school seniors who are pursuing higher education in the fields of health or human sciences and exemplify the values of teamwork, integrity, personal responsibility, passion, excellence and respect. Nate will study biology/pre-med at the University of Albany in the fall.

LEADERSHIPPeter O’Toole ’19 was the CBA representative for the Suburban Council Leadership in Athletics Award. The award is given to a member of each school in the Suburban Council who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in the Suburban Council throughout their career.

Peter was a multisport athlete competing on the varsity basketball team for three years and the varsity baseball team for two. He has excelled on the court, on the field, and in the classrooms at CBA. Peter will continue his baseball career at Dartmouth College.

Tucker Scaringe ’19 after receiving the Margaret Biron Scholarship

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HOCKEYThe CBA hockey team defeated Albany Academy in the section quarterfinals and advanced to the Section II Frozen Four at Union College for a third straight year.

On January 25, Hunter Pemrick ’19 became CBA hockey’s all-time points leader after scoring his 124th goal.

Hunter Pemrick ’19 and Miles Desmarais ’19 represented CBA on the Section II All Star teams. Ryan Dollar ’21, Dale Hammond ’20, and Josh Coburn ’20 received honorable mentions.

ACADEMIC TEAM AVERAGE90.1

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Freddie Smith ’20 was named Best of the Week in Section II for boys lacrosse. Freddie netted a total of 13 goals over three games, scoring 5 times in a 12-3 victory over Guilderland on April 23.

Ben Curro ’19 received the Bob Scott Award, recognizing a player who goes above and beyond in service to his team, school and community.

Freddie Smith ’20 and Anthony Pizzola ’19 received postseason accolades as Second Team All Stars. Hunter Pemrick ’19, Max Tedesco ’19, Nick Mattice ’20, and Jon Rollo ’20 were named honorable mentions.


STUDENT ATHLETES SIGN LETTERS OF INTENT

On March 21, CBA held an athletic signing in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium for nine CBA athletes who will play sports at the college level.

Four soccer players will attend Division 1 programs: Quinn Becker ’19 at Syracuse, Eli Donofrio ’19 at UAlbany, Brady Van Epps ’19 at Brown, and Keegan Vedder ’19 at Rutgers.

Peter O’Toole ’19 and Michael Murray ’19 will continue their baseball careers at Dartmouth and Hamilton. Connor Toomey ’19 and Alex Decker ’19 will row at Syracuse and Mercyhurst. Michael Kendrick ’19 will play tennis at Springfield College.

“WEEK OF CHAMPIONS”

Albany County Executive Daniel P. McCoy honored athletes at high schools throughout Albany County as part of his “Week of Champions” tour. On January 17, he visited CBA to congratulate coaches and players on the varsity soccer team for the Section II Class AA title. The team had an impressive 23-win season and earned the school its first Sectional title in history.

TRACKThe CBA track team had an excellent showing at the 2019 Sectionals at Averill Park High School. The young team worked hard all season, and Coach O’Malley is excited to see them progress. Ethan Foster ’20 led the way for the Brothers, finishing second in the high jump. Shotputters John Picchione ’20 and Ryan Hotaling ’21 finished 5th and 7th respectively. Evan Williams ’22 finished 5th overall in the 3200M. Alec Haring ’19 and Avery Covington ’21 finished 4th and 5th in the 400M.

Ethan Foster ’20 was ranked #3 in Section II and earned Suburban Council All-Star for his 2019 campaign at the high jump.


Ethan Foster ’20

Connor Toomey ’19, Alex Decker ’19, Shane Turley ’19, and Jack Alexander ’19 participated in the NYS Rowing Championships in May.

Connor advanced to the US Rowing Youth Nationals in Sarasota, Florida and brought home the gold medal.

Conner Toomey ’19

ATHLETES PARTICIPATE IN ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

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Alec Haring ’19 took second place overall in the 600m dash at the Dartmouth Relays. Alec took home a highly coveted Dartmouth Medal after attending the meet with members of the indoor track team on January 12.

INDOOR TRACKACADEMIC TEAM AVERAGE93.6

TENNISVictories from Mike Kendrick ’19, Brandon Henges ’19, Spencer Smith ’23, Ivan Huang ’22 and Alex Gonzalez ’21 advanced the team to the Class B semi-final on May 16 at Schalmont High School.

Mike Kendrick ’19, the overall #2 seed, won the first three rounds of the Section II tennis tournament on May 22, securing a spot in the quarterfinals. For the second year in a row, Mike qualified for the NYS Tennis Championships in Flushing Meadows. At the state tournament at the US Tennis Center, he split his first two matches and advanced to day two of the tournament.


Mike Kendrick ’19

BASKETBALLCOACH DOEMEL ’71 REACHES MILESTONEOn January 25, Coach Dave Doemel ’71 made CBA history. Coach Doemel earned his 335th career basketball win after his team defeated Columbia High School. He is now CBA basketball’s all-time winning leader.

Jordan King ’19


Tony Garufi ’71, Steve VanUllen ’71, Ed Brewer ’71, Coach Dave Doemel ’71, Mike DeRossi ’71, Ed Romanzo ’71, Rene LaBier ’71, Mike Burns ’71

BASEBALL

CBA Baseball outlasted Guilderland 6-3 at Joe Bruno Stadium in the annual Coaches vs. Cancer game.

Peter O’Toole ’19 represented the CBA baseball program as a Times Union Large-School 2nd Team Selection as a designated hitter.

Andrew Signor ’19, Andrew Trobridge ’19, and Sonny D’Antonio ’20 received honorable mention selections.

The varsity baseball team stops for a picture on John Leonard ’60 Drive before a home game.

ACADEMIC TEAM AVERAGE91.0 CBA Basketball finished the

regular season 15-5 after spoiling the Bethlehem Eagles undefeated regular season run.

Jordan King ’19 was named to the NewsChannel 13 Rensselaer Honda boys high school basketball all-star team, and became the 7th player in CBA history to score 1,000 points.

Jordan was also named to the New York State Sportswriters Association Class AA All-State 10th Team. Drew Signor ’19 received an honorable mention.

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toSERVEJROTC COMMISSIONING On May 21, CBA held its annual Commissioning Ceremony. The Class of 2020 went through leader selection in early May and were measured in categories ranging from GPA and merits to ability to influence and train fellow classmates. The top candidates went before an interview board made up of administrators, instructors and faculty, after which the board selected the brigade commander and assigned other positions. Congratulations to Cadet Colonel Isaiah Scarlett ’20, Lt. Colonel Andrew Mabeus ’20, and the 2020 leaders.

Cadet Colonel Ben Curro ’19 passing the flag to Cadet Colonel Isaiah Scarlett ’20

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Cadet Colonel Isaiah ScarlettBand Commander (LTC)

Andrew Mabeus

LTC Daniel Kelly IVLTC Jacob KennedyLTC Gavin PiskutzLTC Tyler RichterLTC Frederick SmithLTC Joseph ThayerLTC Jakob Weidman

MAJ Rollin GoldMAJ Gavin JeffersMAJ Nathan JohnsonMAJ Nicholas MandatoMAJ Collin MesickMAJ Jonathan PicchioneMAJ Connor PierreMAJ Colin RocheMAJ Nathaniel

Rodriguez-CacaceMAJ Ajit SaranMAJ Trevor Skumin

CPT Sean Claesgens IICPT William DevaneCPT Nicholas FontanaCPT Ethan FosterCPT Dale HammondCPT Joshua HuckansCPT Zander Poole

1st LT Santino D’Antonio1st LT Jameson Howley1st LT Dominick Jones1st LT Nathaniel Kilburn1st LT Justin Li1st LT Nathanael Rivera1st LT Nicholas Souvorinov1st LT Alejandro Torres

2nd LT Ryan Basile2nd LT Matthew Burns2nd LT Anthony Carroll Jr.2nd LT Gabriel Clement2nd LT Derek DerBoghossian2nd LT Nicholas Guzi2nd LT Nicholas Mattice2nd LT James O’Brien2nd LT Joshua Patterson2nd LT Joseph Ringer2nd LT Jonathan Rollo

2nd LT Collin Ruth2nd LT Nicholas Serafin2nd LT Sean Swenson2nd LT Evan Toman2nd LT Michael West

CSM Michael CochranCSM Zachary KonopkaCSM Paul Rockenstyre IIICSM Jacob Woodruff

1SG Jacob Angelides1SG Benjamin Delaney1SG Logan Dittmer1SG Serge Shishik1SG Nathaniel Sullivan

SFC Alex BenedettiSFC Winston ClapperSFC Joshua CoburnSFC Dayne DeGregorySFC Tyler GrimesSFC Johnnie IveySFC Trevor JonesSFC Robert LeitchSFC Wyatt LetoSFC John MendrysaSFC Michael O’TooleSFC Malachi PelissierSFC Matthew TiberiaSFC Luis Vieira

STL Michael BarberSTL Michael-Langston

DetoucheSTL Brian DevaprasadSTL Charles GarbrechtSTL Horaib GillSTL James JoyntSTL Cameron LaRosaSTL John LeachSTL Nicholas MillerSTL Thomas MoranSTL Donald MountainSTL Tyler Ratalsky-Fort

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MOTHERS’ REVIEWOn May 29, CBA held the annual Mothers’ Review, a special tradition to honor graduating seniors and their families. During this ceremony, mothers, aunts, grandmothers and other special family members were invited onto the field to receive their son’s sword and officers hat as a token of appreciation. The brigade conducted a final pass and review as a sign of respect to the departing senior class before formally dismissing the Class of 2019 and taking over the leadership role of the school.

Mike Murray ’19 with his mother and grandmothers

Sebastian Trumbull and his mother, Virginie

Cadet Colonel Ben Curro ’19 with his mother, Abby

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CENTER FOR DISABILITIES TELETHONOn January 27, a dozen of our students volunteered their time supporting the annual Center for Disabilities Telethon. The student volunteers had the chance to meet and take a photo with the New York Yankees pitcher Chad Green and Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard.

MAGICAL EVENINGOn March 21, students volunteered at the Double H Ranch Magical Evening. Since 1993, Double H has served and enriched the lives of more than 60,000 children around the world dealing with life-threatening illnesses.

NIGHT TO SHINEOver the past five years, the Tim Tebow Foundation has sponsored the Night to Shine: an unforgettable prom night experience, centered on God’s love, for people with special needs ages 14 and older.

On February 9, Tucker Couch ’19, Josh Caron ’19, Declan Tunny ’19, Shane Turley ’19, Adam Riggi ’19, Conor McGinn ’19, Doug Godin ’19, Alessandro Amore ’19, Ethan Stevens ’19 and Max Arena ’19 volunteered to line the entrance of Our Savior’s Lutheran Church to give guests a royal treatment as they entered the prom.

The night was especially important for attendee Ben Parker, our varsity basketball team manager.

NATIONAL GRILLED CHEESE DAYGabe Donovan ’22 celebrated National Grilled Cheese Day at Capitol Melts with Dr. Schlegel. The sandwich shop donated $1 for every grilled cheese sold to the Double H Ranch.

COACHES VS. CANCEROn May 4, the varsity baseball team participated in the annual Coaches vs. Cancer game at the Joe Bruno Stadium. The Brothers faced Guilderland High School in an effort to strike out cancer. Rosie Reeves, wife of CBA JROTC Instructor Sgt. Herb Reeves, was honored at this event. Their son, Andre, threw out the first pitch. The team raised $2,501.82 for the American Cancer Society.

PATRIOT FLIGHTOn May 4, Brothers showed their appreciation for local veterans by hosting a special Patriot Flight Send-Off Ceremony in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium. Patriot Flight Inc. is a non-profit organization created to fly veterans to Washington D.C. to visit memorials and reflect on their service, sacrifices and memories.

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ALBANY EMPIREOn June 1, CBA Color Guard Commander Glen Sauter ’20 and his team posted the colors during the National Anthem at the Albany Empire Indoor Arena football game. As a thank you, the Empire team gave the Color Guard members tickets to enjoy the game.

MEMORIAL DAY PARADEOn May 27, the CBA Brigade marched in Albany’s Memorial Day Parade. This tradition is in remembrance of those who gave their lives so that we can enjoy the freedom we have today. The Brigade was led by Cadet Colonel Ben Curro ’19

HONOR-A-VETOn June 11, the CBA Color Guard, led by CBA JROTC Instructor Glen Sauter ’20, posted the colors for the Albany County Veterans Recognition Program at Crossgates Mall. Terence Kindlon ’64, grandfather of Lakshman Reddy ’21, was one of the three veterans honored at the event.

WATER FOR SOUTH SUDANFour years ago, the freshman class read the book “A Long Walk to Water” by Linda Sue Park. The novel shares the story of a lost boy, Salva Dut, who fled his wartorn country of Sudan in search of a better life. Many years after settling in Rochester, NY, Salva started the nonprofit Water for South Sudan to bring life-changing clean water to remote rural communities in South Sudan. After finishing the book, our ambitious and caring boys asked Mrs. Sayre if they could raise money to help build a well. That year, the freshmen donated more than $1,000. Since that spring in 2016, more freshman classes have also raised money for a well, which costs $15,000. At the start of this school year, we were still $10,000 away from that number. Mrs. Sayre asked the 9th graders this year to extend their reach to the entire CBA community. The boys and the community did not disappoint! Administrators, teachers, family and friends gathered together, and on April 12, Mrs. Sayre announced that we reached our goal. Because of the generosity of this school community, our seniors graduated knowing that their vision as freshmen has made the world a better place.

JROTC LEADERSHIP AWARDSOn May 2, the JROTC department hosted the annual Leadership Awards Night in the Ned McGraw Gymnasium. Veteran, military and civic organizations came together to recognize our cadets. Awards were presented in leadership, academics, extracurriculars and athletics.

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Bennett Cohen ’22, Drew Pemrick ’22, Ben Huckans ’22, AJ Hicks ’22

Gavin Piskutz ’20 receiving the MOAA JROTC Medal for having demonstrated exceptional potential for military leadership, presented by Ernest H. Bebernitz (Major-US Army-retired) President of the NY Chapter of the Military Officers Association of America.

Ben Curro ’19, Tucker Scaringe ’19, Jack Alexander ’21, Zachary Konopka ’20, Connor MacMorran ’19, William Alderisio ’19, Christopher Jorgensen ’19, Brady Van Epps ’19, NYY Pitcher Chad Green, Greg Wyman ’19, Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard, Doug Godin ’19, Declan Tunny ’19, Jack Anguish ’19

Shane Turley ’19, William Vivian ’21, Dominic Ianni ’19, , Alex Harrison ’19, Jordan Proulx ’21, Mike Murray ’19, Gabe Donovan ’22, Connor Toomey ’19, Jack Murphy ’22, Alexander Gonzalez ’21, Logan Murphy ’23

Sean Hendricks ’21, Ivan Huang ’21, Ryan Hotaling ’21, Terence Kindlon ’64, Glen Sauter II ’21, Robert Carr ’22, Joseph Thayer ’20

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10TH ANNUAL PURPLE & GOLD GALAThe 10th Annual Purple & Gold Gala on March 22 at Franklin Plaza was a wonderful event that brought together family, faculty and friends of CBA. With the help of sponsors, auction donors and guests, this year’s Gala raised more than $126,000. We are grateful to our gala co-chairs, Frieda and Britt Carmer and Veronica and Mike Hicks, and the gala planning committee who helped bring this year’s gala to the next level.

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Gala Chair Frieda Carmer and her son, Britt ’19

Tournament Co-Chairs Jim Smith ’66 and Tony Sabatino ’67

Matt Agan ’05, Zach Zaloga ’10, Jack Reilly ’10

Sue and Dave Doemel ’71 enjoying the Mardi Gras themed party

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20TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENTIt was a beautiful day as 140 alumni, family and friends of CBA gathered to hit the links at Shaker Ridge Country Club! Thank you to all who participated and helped raise nearly $22,000 for our annual fund. Our generous sponsors included Camelot Print & Copy Centers, Staff Ciampino & Company, the Anthony family, Chris Boggs of Web Traffic Advisors, Brown & Brown, Matthew Gallant ’07 and Frank Dyer ’73 of Merrill Lynch, O’Connor & O’Connor CPAs, and the Scaringe family. The event’s success was also made possible by our tee sponsors, event donors, golfers, tournament committee and volunteers. We hope to see you next year!

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Brian Devane, Bill Carswell, Bob Nolan, Kevin Carey, Matt Hulbert, Joe Viglucci, Larry Knapek, John Signor, Chris Burns. Not pictured: Joe O’Hagan, Tom Egan, Ron James

CLASS OF 1982 AT THE ALBANY EMPIRE GAME Members of the Class of 1982 gathered on Saturday, June 22 to support their classmate Ron James ’82. Ron is head coach of the arena football team, The Atlantic City Blackjacks. Members of the class gathered to cheer on Ron and celebrate his return to town.

J. Brady Loudis ’59, Tom King ’59, John Picotte ’59, Brother Tom Casey, Colleen Ward, Bill Clarke ’59, Joe Cotrofeld ’59, John Vroman ’59, Dick Lavigne ’59, Bob Jordan ’59, Phil Donnelly ’59, Dave Yezzi ’59 is not shown as he is taking the photo.

THE CLASS OF 1959 AT BRONATIONDAY The Class of 1959 was invited to have their bi-monthly lunch at school on #BronationDay so they would be present for the Picotte’s surprise ceremony.

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ATTENTION ALUMNI!: SAVE THESE DATES!WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2019 | Alumni Gathering at Fenway Park

The CBA alumni community is invited to Fenway Park to see the Boston Red Sox take on the Philadelphia Phillies at 7:10 p.m.

For more information, contact Matt Agan ’05 at [email protected] or 518-452-9809 ext. 165

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2019 | Flag Raising CeremonyAt 2 p.m., there will be a Flag Raising Ceremony in the CBA parking lot. At that time, Col. Robert Conway ’69 and Col. Christos Bogaiges ’52 will be inducted into the CBA JROTC Hall of Fame. Brian Barr, AFSC ’56 will receive the LTC Todd Clark ’90 Memorial Service Award. Classmates, family and friends are all invited.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 & SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 | CBA Homecoming WeekendHomecoming weekend will begin at the varsity football game against Colonie High School at 7 p.m. During halftime, we will acknowledge our Athletic Hall of Fame members and the 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame inductees as we invite them onto the field. After the game, catch up with classmates at our Third Annual Alumni After Party in the cafeteria.

On Saturday, the Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony will be held at the Century House. The 2019 Athletic Hall of Fame Inductees include: Herb Moreland ’69, Mark Fagan ’79, Sean Murphy ’86, T.J. Dwyer ’91, Joe Bova ’05. The Bill Mehleisen Distinguished Service Award recipients are Don Gallagher and Robert Forster ’47.

CLASS REUNIONS:

In addition to celebrating class reunions at the Alumni After Party, some classes are planning reunions throughout the summer and fall. If you would like more information on your class or would like to be involved in planning a reunion, contact Matt Agan ’05 at 518-452-9809 ext. 165 or [email protected]

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | Golden Plus Luncheon

The CBA Golden Plus Luncheon will be held at the Century House to celebrate CBA alumni who graduated 50 or more years ago. This year, we are adding the Class of 1969 to our mailing list. Invitations will be mailed in August. We hope to see you there!

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’40sChuck Mull ’45 and his wife Sally celebrated their 67th anniversary in July. They are most grateful for having six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The youngest grandson and granddaughter both graduated from the University of Southern Maine this past May and each captained their varsity soccer teams. Chuck would appreciate contact with any members of the class of 1945.

Bill Glavin ’49 is the vice chair of the Gifford Youth Achievement Center (GYAC) Foundation Board of Trustees in Vero Beach, Florida. On May 15, a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony were held at the GYAC to unveil the new Cis and Bill Glavin Educational Center. The $7.4 million, 14,000-square-foot center will alleviate the student wait list for more than 60 students each semester, adding seven classrooms and a state-of-the-art computer lab. “Education is the main focus, but the things students learn here about life are how to grow and become important people in the community,” Mr. Glavin said. “That really is very much a part of what happens here every day.”

’50sBr. Bernard Hanson FSC ’52 retired to CBA at the beginning of the year. He welcomes his classmates and former students to stop by and say hello.

Richard Milos ’57 is living in Austin, Texas. In December, he switched Knights of Columbus Councils to #5967 (St. Louis of France) parish after 16 years. Richard has one child in the Albany area and one in San Antonio, Texas. Richard would like his fellow classmates to send their current email addresses to him at [email protected].

Eugene Zielinski ’58 and his wife Lynn play bocce for Hideaway Beach in Marco Island. They had a successful three session –two second places, and one first-place win. More than 30 teams play in each.

Charlie Boutin ’59 retired as an administrative law judge in Maryland a few years ago. His wife Cindy is working as an RN for the Baltimore County School System. When she retires, they plan to move to Chapel Hill, NC where their son Matt lives with his family. Matt and his wife are expecting in February. Charlie works for Cecil County Board

ALUMNI NOTES

PLANNED REUNIONSCLASS OF 1959 CELEBRATING THEIR 60TH REUNION The class of ’59 will hold their reunion on September 27 and 28. On September 27, there will be a casual get together at Martel’s, and on September 28 there will be a Mass at the VI Grotto, followed by a cocktail hour and dinner at Wolferts Roost. Contact Dave Yezzi ’59 at [email protected] for more information.

CLASS OF 1969 CELEBRATING THEIR 50TH REUNIONThe class of ’69 will hold their reunion September 20-22. On September 20, there will be a casual get together at a location to be determined, followed by a golf outing and dinner at the Albany Marriott on September 21. On Sunday, September 22 there will be a breakfast at the CBA campus followed by a tour and prayer service for classmates who have passed. For more information, contact Glenn Smith ’69 at [email protected]

PLANNED LEGACY GIVING - UNLOCK YOUR IRA

While there have been many changes to the tax law this past year, the Charitable IRA Rollover provision has remained permanent law. Donors continue to be able to take advantage of the opportunity to support their favorite charities; have the gift count against their required minimum distribution; and not have the amount included in their income. This is especially valuable for donors who do not itemize their tax deductions, as well as for high-net-worth individuals who lose the full value of their itemized deductions.

HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:1. You must be age 70 ½ or older on the day of the gift(s).

2. The funds must be transferred directly from your IRA to the qualified charity.

3. The gift must be an outright gift and can be used to satisfy an existing pledge or be a new gift.

4. You can make multiple gifts to charities as long as the total amount of gifts does not exceed $100,000. Spouses with their own IRA can give up to $100,000.

For more information on how you can make your gift using your IRA and help continue the CBA legacy, contact Colleen Ward at (518) 452-9809 ext 113 or email [email protected].

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of Education as a substitute teacher. They spend summers sailing their 37.5 Hunter sailboat out of Haven Harbor Marina in Rock Hall, MD.

John D. Picotte, BFSC ’59 was named a benefactor of the Christian Brothers in appreciation of the care and devotion he has shown toward the Lasallian mission and CBA Albany. On May 15, John’s family came to CBA for his surprise ceremony.

’60sBob Cronin ’60 meets every Wednesday morning on the links at Colonie Town Golf Course with Jeff Platt ’60, Kevin Kissane ’60 and Joe Paulsen ’60. They play a grueling nine holes followed by lunch. Ed DeCosmo was also a key part of the group until he needed to be moved to the sub list. The Class of 1960 meets for lunch on the second Tuesday of each month and will be celebrating their 60th reunion in 2020. Details to follow.

Eugene E. Napierski Esq. ’61 recently completed the epitome of a trial lawyer’s career when he had the honor of appearing before the United States Supreme Court, in Washington, D.C. He was there along with his law partners Tom O’Connor Esq. and daughter Christine M Napierski Esq, as well as his son Eugene D Napierski, Esq.

Peter Mason ’64 retired in 2015 from Nationwide Insurance after working as a sales agent for nearly 44 years. He has been married to

his wife, Theresa for 44 years. They have four children: Peter ’95, Christopher ’00, Matthew ’05 and Caitlin, Holy Names ’08. Peter is involved with the Boy Scouts of America, receiving the Silver Beaver award for service. He is an active Rotarian, involved in his parish of St. Pius X and the St. Vincent dePaul Society and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He enjoys spending time at his home in Florida whenever possible.

David Fenimore ’65 retired after 20 years as a US Army officer, followed by 30 years as a securities lawyer. David and his wife, Michele, are busy raising their daughter (13) and son (19).

William N. Young Jr., ’64 and his wife, Joan, AHN Class of 1965, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on June 28, 2019. Congratulations!

Colonel (Ret) Bob Conway ’69 has been selected for induction into the CBA JROTC Hall of Fame.

Colonel (Ret) Martin Moakler ’69 retired from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) in Washington, DC and returned to the Albany area. Marty’s spouse, Kathleen Moakler, also has retired after 20 years as an advocate and Washington lobbyist for military families’ national organizations.

Herb Moreland ’69 has been selected for induction into the CBA Athletic Hall of Fame.

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Steve Basile ’76 is the co-owner and managing partner of B.D. Riley’s Irish Pubs. With two pubs in Austin, Texas, Steve and his business partners celebrated selection for Tom Horan’s 2019 “Top 10 Pubs In America” list for the 13th time, being chosen as the best Irish Pub in the state of Texas by IrishCentral.com. They were also selected for the Best Irish Pubs in America by national food and beverage site The Daily Meal. B.D. Riley’s Irish Pubs, Austin’s oldest Irish pubs, remain locally owned and operated, employing 40 people. They served 50,000 Perfect Pints of Guinness last year alone.

Donny Morin ’78 says hello to his fellow Brothers from the class of ‘78. Don is currently living in colonie and doing well.

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Congratulations to Packy McGraw ’81, who was presented the Jack Cahill Award by Board 36 of the International Association of Approved Basketball

Officials. It is awarded to an official for outstanding service to IAABO Board 36 in memory of Jack Cahill, a long-time assignor, secretary and treasurer of the board.

Dr. Dennis McKenna ’84, the current executive vice president, president of the faculty practice, and senior associate dean for clinical affairs at Albany Medical Center, has been named CEO to succeed James Barba when Barba retires in March 2020.

Matthew Rush Sullivan ’87 will be the executive music producer for West Side Story, directed by Steven Spielberg. Matt’s work as a music producer includes Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin.

On April 13 Jamey Barcomb ’88 was promoted to colonel in the New York Army National Guard. Jamey attended Niagara University on an ROTC scholarship and graduated as cadet commander. For five years, he served full time in the military, which included a tour in Iraq. He resigned at the rank of major, joined

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the U.S. Army Reserves, and later transferred to the New York Army National Guard. He currently resides in Buffalo, NY with his wife and three children. He works for Homeland Security.

Tom Marcucci ’89 says to the Class of 1989, “Here marks our 30th Anniversary since we walked the halls of the Old School.” Tom appreciates CBA and what it stands for now, more than ever. Tom’s son, Nicolo, graduated from CBA this year and will be attending The Citadel in the fall.

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Michael J. Van De Loo, CPA ’90 attended the St. Pius X School graduation to present Jack Joyce with the Ciara Rose Van De Loo Scholarship. Jack will attend CBA as a freshman in the fall. This scholarship was established in memory of Ciara Rose, beloved daughter of Mike and Kate Van De Loo, to benefit a deserving graduate of St. Pius X School attending CBA who proves to be active and involved in their school, hard-working no matter what the circumstances, as well as devoted to family, friends, community and religion.

Jeff Bracco ’92 was promoted to colonel in the U.S. Army in February and graduated from the U.S. Army War College in Carlisle, PA in June. His next assignment will be special operations advisor/planner at 18th Airborne Corps in Fort Bragg, NC.

John Adair ’93 is a professional musician in Southern California. His band (The Popravinas) played in Albany on March 15, 2019.

(left to right): Bill Conboy, ’94; Pat Lawlor ’93; Denis Hickey ’93; Jon Duda, ’93; John Adair ’93; Russ Weinlein ’93; Doug Lechleiter, ’69; Pat O’Grady ’93; John Richard Adair ’63 (sitting); Lou Aiossa ’93; Greg Raczkowski ’93; Mark Reuss, ’72; and James Sura ’99.

Dr. Jason Keleher ’94 and his team at Lewis University have been developing new liquid crystal technology that could keep laser beams from temporarily blinding pilots. Their work was presented at the American Chemical Society Spring 2019 National Meeting and Exposition.

Lt. Kevin Northrup ’97 had the opportunity to catch up with former wrestling teammate Tom DePalma ’01, as well as Dave Doemel ’71

and Marty McGraw ’77 when he visited CBA to present Drew Douglass ’19 with a Naval ROTC scholarship.

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Matt Agan ’05 attended The Buttimer Institute of Lasallian Studies, an intensive Lasallian education and formation program that studies the life, work and spirituality of Saint John Baptist de La Salle and the origins of the Lasallian educational mission, Lasallian heritage and its influence on contemporary education and spirituality. Lasallian educators and administrators from all over the world participate in this program for two weeks during the summer over the course of three years at Manhattan College.

Stephen Astemborski ’05 married Caroline Stoddard in Greenville, SC. Philip Monthie ’06 and Darshan Subramanian ’05 were two of his groomsmen. The couple will continue to live in Greenville, where Stephen works for General Electric and Caroline is an emergency medicine resident at Prisma Health-Upstate.

Gregory Rogowski ’05 works at ESS Group, an environmental engineering firm located in Waltham, MA, as a project engineer specializing in stormwater, grading and site design work in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Last summer, he competed in and won the national championship of the Interstate Box Lacrosse Association as a member of the Cambridge Nor’Easters. Greg also stays busy playing in the Boston Box Lacrosse League and coaching NCAA Division III lacrosse at Regis College in Weston, MA and HGR Lacrosse in North Andover, MA.

John Washburn ’05 and his wife, Jordan moved to Tulsa, OK for a job promotion in 2018. They also bought their first house in the process. In May of 2019, their first child, Liam was born.

Marc Meybaum ’08 is married to Meghann. He is currently a company commander with the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, Fort Hood Texas. Marc was deployed in June of 2019 to South Korea.

Daniel Wiegand ’08 graduated in 2013 from Northeastern University with a major in

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Justin Van Epps ’14 wins bronze for the 800 in the 2019 MAC Track & Field Championships, representing SUNY at Buffalo.

Dominican College baseball player, Justin Decker ’15, recorded his 200th career hit in February against Southern Connecticut State University. On March 29, he recorded his 225th career hit versus Bloomfield College, making him the Dominican College all-time hits leader. Justin was also named to the All-CACC First Team.

Conor Farley ’15 was commissioned as a U.S. Army Second Lieutenant on May 18, 2019 through the ROTC Seneca Battalion at St. Bonaventure University, and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in finance the following day. He is currently on active duty.

1st Lt. Jackson Raimo ’12 is working full time as a contractor at Fort George G. Meade, a United States Army installation located in Maryland. Jackson enjoys coming back to CBA to march with the band whenever he can.

Troy Anthony ’13, Conor Crotty ’13, Jack O’Toole ’12, Nate Robinson ’13, Drew Brundige ’13, Sully Crotty ’12 and Joe O’Hagan ’12 cheer on the varsity basketball team during sectionals at Hudson Valley Community College.

Max Anthony ’14 will join the UAlbany football team as a graduate transfer from Rutgers.

Griffin Clark ’14 was one of 21 new police officers who were welcomed into the Albany Police Department and officially sworn in

biochemistry. He works at Harvard Wyss Institute in Boston as a research scientist. On April 30, he completed an M.S. in chemical engineering at Northeastern University. He has been blessed with a great career due to his foundation at St. Thomas School and CBA.

Nicholas Francella ’09 is working as the annual giving officer at St. Catherine’s Center for Children. In March, CBA held a dress-down day fundraiser and raised $2,500 for St. Catherine’s.

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In early March, Conor O’Malley ’10 and his fellow Green Berets were surrounded by Taliban in a high combat zone in Tarin Kot, Afghanistan. The CBA community was happy to support Conor and his patrol team with notes, cards and supplies while they continue to fight for our freedom.

Michael Dougherty ’11 was welcomed into the Albany Police Department during a ceremony at City Hall in June. During the graduation ceremony, Mike was presented with the physical fitness award by Police Chief Eric Hawkins.

Teddy Meybaum ’11 is currently living and working in San Antonio, Texas with the U.S. Department of Treasury.

Daniel Mosher ’11 graduated from Marymount Manhattan College and is finishing up his first year at Albany Law School. He looks forward to watching his little brothers, Keagan Tan ’26 and Michael Tan ’25, follow in his footsteps in band.

Tom DiNovo ’12 is entering his fourth year with JPMorgan Chase’s Commercial Banking group in Boston. He was recently promoted to the role of commercial banker, responsible for business development and portfolio management. Tom remains an avid golfer and, despite being in Boston, a die-hard Yankees fan.

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skincare brands. Liam is responsible for supporting a business financial team with daily and monthly financial statements and analyzing how NeoStrata’s finances will impact business operations.

Nolan Isabella ’17 set a single-game program record with nine caused turnovers for Southern New Hampshire University. This is the second highest single-game total in the history of NCAA Division II men’s lacrosse and the most in an NCAA Division II men’s lacrosse game this season.

Jake LaChapelle ’17 concluded his second year at St. John’s University. Jake won two awards at the Chappell Players Theatre Group banquet: Best Actor in a Musical, for his portrayal of William Barfee in “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee,” and Best Actor in a Straight Play, for his portrayal of Albert Donay in Neil Simon’s “The Dinner Party.”

Matt Hamel ’15, Lorenzo Horvath ’15, and Michael Strohmaier ’15 graduated from Siena College, all with a B.S. in finance.

Ian Schultz ’16 was a member of the 2018-19 SUNY Oneonta men’s basketball team. The Red Dragons finished 16-11 overall and 10-8 in the SUNYAC this season. Oneonta qualified for the SUNYAC tournament advancing to the semi-finals. Ian played in 27 games this season, starting in 26 of them. He scored 238 points and grabbed 139 rebounds. He also contributed 29 assists, 15 steals and tied for a team high of 17 blocks.

Henry James Fernandez ’17 is a 5-year dual major in jazz studies and anthropology at Oberlin College & Conservatory of Music in Ohio. During college vacations, he performs throughout the Capital District.

Liam Harrison ’17 has a six month finance co-op internship at NeoStrata Company Inc., a division of Johnson and Johnson. NeoStrata, located in Princeton, NJ, develops and markets a comprehensive range of clinically proven

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Jack Rento ’17 starred in Metamorphosis: The Musical. The cast made a stop in Albany on June 30 before traveling to Washington D.C. for the Fringe Festival.

Luke Anthony ’18 graduated from Phillips Academy Andover in June and will be attending College of the Holy Cross in the fall.

CBA lacrosse players past and present met up at the SNHU vs. St Rose game at UAlbany on March 9.

Nicola Tirino ’18, Dom Meola ’18, Justin Vanderhoef ’17, Mike DeNisco ’18, Nolan Isabella ’17, PJ McHugh ’17, Matt Van der Veer ’17, Jack Zilgme ’16, Jacob Manion ’17, Max Tedesco ’19

Congratulations to Nick Melillo ’18! Nick recorded his first 4 career RBIs to lead the Siena Saints to a 9-7 win against Bowling Green State University on March 16.

Dominic Meola ’18 represented the College of Saint Rose on the NE10 Conference All-Rookie squad. As defenseman, Dom started 11 of the 14 games played, caused six turnovers and grabbed 25 ground balls.

Johnny Michne ’18 successfully completed his journey as a “knob” at The Citadel. He and his freshmen class are now recognized as upperclassmen and have been welcomed into the Corps of Cadets. He is majoring in criminal justice with a minor in English, and he made Dean’s List for the first semester.

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As of June 30, 2019

1997 Ryan Murray

1978 Salvatore Caringi

1977 Robert Pellegrino

1971 James Lascaris

1970 Thomas Koch Barry Romano

1967 William Fitzpatrick David Ragule

1966 Thomas Siciliano

1964 James VanDeusen

1958 Paul Beinkafner John Farrar

1957 Peter Platt

1956 James Zinkovitch

1955 John Keegan Charles Morrill

1953 John Daley Richard Miller

1952 Matthew McMahon William Prime Thomas E. Riker Rolf Schweigardt

1950 Henry Burke Carl Noeth

1949 Thomas Truston

1948 Joseph Tommaney

1947 Louis Alpy James Cecilian

1946 R. Dominic Papa

1942 James O’Donnell

1940 William Pugliese

Stephen Brewer

John Brilling

Patricia Crinigan

Ben Gerardo

Joseph Riley

IN MEMORIAM

SHARE YOUR NEWS!Alumni notes are a great way to let your classmates know about your professional and personal achievements. To appear in our next issue of the Chronicles, contact Fallon Marini at [email protected]

THANK YOU!Thank you to all of our alumni, parents and friends who shared their photos with us!

Colin Patricelli ’18 is a chemical engineering major at Clarkson University. He plays the saxophone in the pep band. Colin was named a Presidential Scholar for the fall 2018 semester. Presidential Scholars must achieve a minimum 3.80 grade-point average and carry at least 14 credit hours.

Brady Van Epps ’19 traveled again this past March with the East Region U.S.A. Olympic Development Program to train with the top soccer clubs in the world in Manchester, England. The team is comprised of 18 players selected from Maine to Virginia to represent the U.S. The team was present at the controversial Manchester United vs. Liverpool FC match! Brady plays for the semi-pro team, Kingston Stockade FC until he starts pre-season at Brown University.

RYAN MURRAY ’97 Committee MemberWe remember our Brother, Ryan Murray ’97, who passed away on May 16, 2019 after a courageous battle with cancer. Ryan and the Murray family were a strong and valued presence in our CBA

community. Ryan, a basketball standout, still holds individual single-season records for free throws. Ryan offered valuable expertise and advice to CBA, serving on our marketing and capital campaign committees. He was deeply involved in his alma mater and connected to his Brothers from the class of ’97. The Ryan Murray ’97 Memorial Scholarship was established in his honor for his love of CBA.

PETER PLATT ’57 Board MemberWe remember our Brother, Peter Platt ’57 who passed away on April 29, 2019. Peter served on the CBA Board of Trustees for 12 years from 1998-2010. He was a staunch supporter of CBA and worked tirelessly on the $5.2 million Capital Campaign rallying classmates and the CBA community to insure the success of this endeavor. Peter was a constant presence at CBA athletic events cheering on the Brothers over the years. He also attended all CBA fundraising and Alumni events. Peter was a true “Brothers Boy”.

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MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMANDear CBA Community,

CBA has experienced another exceptional year, as we continue to build upon the collective hard work and positive energy of all those dedicated to keeping CBA at the forefront of education in the Capital District. This has also been a very special year for my family, as our youngest son, Tucker, graduated from CBA, following in his brothers’ footsteps, Dustin ’15 and Forrest ’13. Tucker will be joining his sister, Hope, at Villanova this fall.

On all fronts, CBA continues to fortify its future with a dedicated faculty, administration and board of trustees. Next year, there will be some changes on the board. Mike Van De Loo ’90 has completed his term. Mike has been a board member since 2010, and he and his wife, Kate, have been great supporters of CBA. Mike is an exemplary class captain, getting impressive participation from his classmates. Mike

will continue his busy schedule as a partner with Anderson Tax in New York City and being involved in his sons’ schedules.

I would also like to welcome two new board members, Maureen E. O’Brien and Britt D. Carmer. Maureen’s son, Gabe, will enter 10th grade at CBA. She is currently the president and CEO of NYS Industries for the Disabled (NYSID), managing more than 1,000 state and municipal

contracts on behalf of 135 rehabilitation services. Maureen has a deep commitment to community service, serving on the boards of NF Endurance Team (Children’s Tumor Foundation), executive board member of Double H Ranch, and a trustee at Maria College. Maureen is also the recipient of the Andrew Heiskoll Community Service Award, which is the highest service recognition at Time, Inc.

Britt Carmer is the father of Britt ’19. Britt is president and part owner of Stone Bridge Iron & Steel, Inc. Throughout his son’s tenure at CBA, Britt and his wife, Frieda, have been tireless volunteers and financial supporters of CBA, including serving as chairs of CBA’s annual Purple & Gold Gala, our largest fundraiser. Britt also serves on the Double H Ranch advisory committee and has coached youth baseball and basketball.

Financially, for the 10th year in a row, we ended the fiscal year with a surplus. This summer, several of our teachers will attend La Sallian education programs, which is a cornerstone of perpetuating the CBA mission. Also, we are investing in a complete renovation of our lecture hall and resurfacing our building roof. There are also several other improvements being made to our classrooms.

Funds from our successful $5.2 million capital campaign were dedicated to enhancing academic offerings at CBA, including the addition of a state-of-the-art STEM classroom, a new wing to house our music suite and classrooms, and complete renovation of five science laboratory classrooms. Given the complete modernization of our learning environment, it is now time to consider our athletic spaces. The board and administration are evaluating several improvements to our current gym space and athletic fields. All in all, the board and administration are committed to keeping our school at the forefront of modern learning environment and technology.

I am eternally grateful for all of the support and encouragement that you, the CBA family, have given. The mission of CBA and the Christian Brothers is worthy of our commitment and sacrifice. I thank you in advance for your continued support.

St. John Baptist de La Salle, Pray for us. Live Jesus in our hearts, forever!

Faithfully yours,

Chris Scaringe ’82 Chairman of the Board

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Mr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor, Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Ozimek ’92Mr. Joseph A. Reilly ’56Skyview Landscapes, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75Staff Ciampino & Company PCMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Toomey ’79Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Van De Loo ’90Williams Center for Plastic Surgery

Director’s Club $1,000.00+AGL Auto Exports LLCMs. Kim BakerMr. Tyler G. Baron ’09Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Barranca ’82Mr. and Mrs. James V. Bigley ’68Mr. David H. Blair ’53Col. and Mrs. David E. Bronner

Jr. USA (Ret) ’62Brown and Brown

of New York, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David E.

Byrnes, Ph.D. ’47Mr. and Mrs. Britt D. CarmerChartwellsMr. and Mrs. Brian T.

Clemente BFSC ’70Mr. Michael D. Coffey ’86Community Foundation

For The Capital RegionMr. Jelani B. Cowan ’97Mr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P.

Cunningham ’72David M. and Deborah A. Quinn

Charitable FoundationMr. John H. Dennis CPA ’61Mr. and Mrs. David S. Doemel ’71Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarDr. Anthony J. Domenico ’67Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Dyer ’73Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. Richard T. Eberle ’54Engineered SolutionsEqual Vision Records, Inc.Franklin Valve, LPMr. and Mrs. Richard G. Gavigan ’64Ms. Dolores B. Gavin

$50,000.00+AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ozimek ’65Rev. Erwin H. Schweigardt Ph.D. ’57

$25,000.00+Mr. Richard J. Huether ’51Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82

$10,000.00+AnonymousMr. John T. Leonard ’60Mrs. Louise J. LounsberyPOSTMKTGStone Bridge Iron & Steel

Saint Miguel $5,000.00+Andersen TaxAnonymousCamelot Print and Copy CentersMrs. Mary DiPietroFranklin Hospitality GroupHannoush JewelersMr. William A. Hartigan ’48Mr. James J. Hunter ’52Mr. and Mrs. J. T. O’Hearn ’58Mr. and Mrs. James W.

O’Keefe, Jr. ’66Mr. and Mrs. James O’TooleMr. Peter C. Stephens ’69Dr. and Mrs. Paul F. Vogt

Brother’s Council $2,000.00+

Mr. Vincent A. Anderson ’08AnonymousMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.Mr. and Mrs. William A. BiancoMr. and Mrs. Chris BoggsBrothers of the Christian School

FSC DENAHon. Ronald J. Canestrari ’61Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Fitzgerald ’92Mr. and Mrs. Christopher LosavioMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Manhey ’64Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini, Jr. ’84Mr. Charles F. McCarthy ’51Dr. and Mrs. James P. McDonnellNorthland Veterinary Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glavin ’49Mr. and Dr. Scott GoodwillMrs. Sheila Greco and

Mr. John KrongMr. and Mrs. Gene F. Hay ’61Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.

HodorowskiMr. and Mrs. Brian B. HoganMr. and Mrs. John KarratMr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly ’69Key Bank CommercialMr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA

’82 and Mrs. Lisa MarrelloDr. and Mrs. Douglas LarsenMr. and Mrs. David R. McGuireDr. Dennis P. McKenna ’84Mr. and Mrs. Todd C. Mesick ’85Mr. and Mr. Robert G. MeyerMr. James F. Moran, Jr. ’72Mr. Richard W. Mulvey and

Ms. Jane BurkeNBT BankMr. John J. NigroMr. and Mrs. Marc PaquinMrs. Michele Puleo-O’HareMr. and Mrs. Marc P. Reiter ’81Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Scaringe ’02Mr. and Mrs. Robert ShieldsMr. and Mrs. Charles TobinMr. and Mrs. Darryll S. Towsley ’94Mr. and Mrs. Dominick TrimarchiMr. and Mrs. Todd Van EppsMr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianMr. and Mrs. Robert WestMr. Frank P. Willey ’71Dr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Williams, IIIMr. John J. Yanas Sr., Esq. BFSC ’47Founder’s Club $500.00+Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Alexander ’89Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Aliberti ’68Mr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaCol. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bailey

(USAF RET) ’55Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barletta ’69Mr. and Mrs. Carm BasileBethlehem Auto Laundry, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Michael R.

Breault DDS ’68Mr. and Mrs. Edward R.

Brewer ’71Mr. and Mrs. Tom CalagnaCapitol Equipment, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S.

Christenson ’85Dr. and Mrs. H. Stephen

Christenson DDS ’60Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. CouchMr. and Mrs. Brian W.

Devane Esq ’82Mr. and Mrs. Neal DillDr. and Mrs. David J. Dixon

Dodson and Associate PLLCMr. and Mrs. David S.

Doemel, Jr. ’97Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. DonleyMr. and Mrs. John J. Elacqua ’54Mr. Robert W. Emsing, Jr. ’92Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. Farinacci ’04Brother John Farrell FSCJohn and Teresa FenimoreMr. Charles A. Flint ’97Mr. Nicholas J. Francella ’09Friends of Craig AppleMr. Philip M. Gallagher ’74Dr. and Mrs. Michael A.

Gallo Ph.D. ’57Dr. and Mrs. Joseph GlennonMr. and Mrs. Howard GoebelMr. Michael K. Gormley ’09Mr. and Ms. Hugh GrahamMr. Scott M. Griesemer ’91Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Guzik ’63H.U.R.B Landscaping, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew W. Hardt ’85Mr. James HartRev. Robert J. Hohenstein ’59Mr. and Mrs. James HorvathMrs. Suzanne JensenMr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jones ’83Jos E. Zaloga Post 1520

American LegionK & S Enterprise Consulting, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel G. Keenan ’51Mr. Arthur F. Kilmartin ’50Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. KolbeMr. and Mrs. Ramsay KuoLa Salle SchoolLansing Property Services LLCDr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lavigne ’59Mr. Michael Lounsbery, Jr. ’88Mr. Robert LynnDr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs, Sr.Mr. Lawrence Magguilli ’03Mr. and Mrs. William B. Maley ’42Marini Services, LLCBrother William Martin FSC ’55Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. McGinn ’72Mr. William E. McVeigh ’52Mr. William F. Mehleisen, Jr. ’93Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Merges ’55Mr. and Mrs. Richard MizenkoMr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MorbidelliMr. and Mrs. John L. Murphy ’53Mr. Eugene E. Napierski Esq. ’61Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nolan ’82Mr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMs. Carla O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. John R. O’Connor ’58Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

O’Connor ’73Mr. and Mrs. Dale OphardtMr. and Mrs. Robert R. Pape ’56

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Mr. Gerald J. Pappert ’81Mr. and Mrs. Jimpson PellMr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce, Jr. ’57Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Platt ’60Mr. Peter E. Platt ’57Mr. Christopher E. Powers ’91Dr. Kevin Pumiglia and Dr.

Kathryn LeopoldMr. Tom RainfordMr. and Mrs. Michael R. RaucciMr. and Ms. Kenneth RaymondMr. and Mrs. Steven ReddyRemarkable FinishDr. and Mrs. Seth RichterMr. and Mrs. Everett J. Roberts

(USAF RET) ’56Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. RyanMr. and Mrs. Anthony P.

Sabatino ’67Mr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Grant

Thomas SelfridgeMs. Kerry SelfridgeMr. and Mrs. Greg ShephardSiena CollegeMr. and Mrs. David A. Smith ’62St. Peter Armenian

Apostolic ChurchMr. and Mrs. John A. Sten ’86Student StylesMr. and Mrs. Scott SwensonMr. and Mrs. Joseph TedescoThe Smile Lodge

Pediatric DentistryThe Walters CoMr. William A. Toomey, III ’73Top Dog LacrosseMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. ValentineMr. Walter J. Van De Loo ’74Mr. Justin A. VanEpps ’14Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Walsh ’59Mr. and Mrs. Sean WardWestern Dental Care

Century Club $400.00+Mr. Santino Bonanni ’81Mr. and Mrs. Robert CarrMr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59Mrs. Beverly FoldermanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryJanitronics Facility ServicesDr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kampf ’61Mr. and Mrs. Christian LewisMr. Richard J. Nagengast ’70Mr. and Mrs. Daniel PemrickMr. and Mrs. S. Donald Pitts ’48Mr. Vincent RiggiMr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Smith, Jr. ’02Mr. Charles L. Stuart, Jr. ’56Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMr. and Mrs. John A. Williamson ’64

Mr. and Mrs. William N. Young, Jr. ’64

Special FriendsAAA Hudson Valley, Inc.ACP Power Equipment, Inc.Across The Street PubActive Life GroupMr. and Mrs. J. Richard Adair ’63Adams Heating & Cooling Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D. Agan ’05Mr. John G. Aiello II ’69Dr. and Mrs. William AlderisioMs. Joanne AlixMs. Christine AllardMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Allegretti ’43Alliance of Senior Insurance

Professionals LLCMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Amodeo, Jr.Mr. Roberto V. Amore ’18Amore ClothingAmy Molinaro D.M.D. PCDr. Albert G. AndradeMr. Samuel G. Andrade ’19Mrs. Suzanne AnsonMr. Thomas J. Anthony ’83Mr. Stephen P. Astemborski ’05Mr. Charles Baker, Jr. ’04Ms. Cortney BangelDr. and Mrs. Andrij BaranMr. and Mrs. Timothy BarkerMr. Nicholas R. Barna ’96Mr. and Mrs. Keith BarneyMr. W. B. Barr, AFSC ’56Mr. Matthew G. Barranca ’12Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Barrett ’64Mr. Kyle BartlettMr. Stephen Basile ’11Mr. John M. Bassett ’13Mr. and Mrs. Michael BassettMr. Patrick P. Battuello ’55Byrne OrthodonicsMs. Deborah BecktoftMs. Mary BeiSelDr. and Mrs. James BellBella-Napoli Italian BakeryMr. Michael BellizziMr. and Mrs. Frederick BenedettoMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Benoit ’60Ms. Alice BensonMr. and Mrs. Edward J. Bentley, Jr. ’71Berkshire Hathaway Home

Serivces, Blake RealtorMr. and Mrs. Rick BernardoMs. Samantha BerryMr. and Mrs. Walter BerryBicentennial Realty, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H.

Biernacki ’62Col. and Mrs. Arthur D. Bills

(USA RET) ’50

Mr. and Mrs. Bradley BischoffMr. and Mrs. John T. Biscone ’62Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Biscone Esq. ’67Mr. and Mrs. Robert BlaauboerBlue Spruce Nursery, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Gary H. Bohl ’74Mr. and Mrs. Robert BolgerMr. and Mrs. John F. Bolles ’69Mr. Stephen B. Booth ’07Mr. and Ms. David BradfieldMr. and Mrs. James T. BrennanMr. and Mrs. John E. Brennan, Jr. ’61Mrs. Christina BrewerMr. and Mrs. Martin BrixMr. and Mrs. Kevin Bronner Ph.D.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M.

Bronner, Jr. ’99Ms. Lori BrooksMr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59Mr. Albert J. Brown ’53Mr. and Mrs. Jim BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert BrownMr. Kenneth BrownellBruce G. Davis, D.D.SMr. and Mrs. John F. Buckhoff, Jr. ’50Mr. and Mrs. Musa Bulalo WafulaMs. Patricia BurkeMrs. Toni BurkeMr. and Mrs. William E.

Burkhard ’53Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Burns ’56Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Burns ’69Mr. James BurrMr. and Mrs. William BusherMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Byrne ’60Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. ByronMr. and Mrs. John CahillMr. Sean T. Calagna ’19Mr. and Mrs. Antonio CalderonMr. and Mrs. Christopher L. CamarataMr. James F. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Robert CampbellMrs. Sheryl CampbellMr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Capra, Jr. ’61Mr. Michael B. Caputo ’86Mr. and Mrs. John CarboneMr. Alfred V. Cardona ’63Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Carey ’47Mr. and Mrs. Richard CareyMs. Nancy Carey CassidyMr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Carioto ’61Mr. and Mrs. Minard Carkner Jr.Mr. Britt H. Carmer ’19Mr. and Mrs. Steven CarnavosMr. and Mrs. Anthony C. CaropresoMs. Nancy CarrMr. and Mrs. James CarrieroMrs. Melanie CarrollMr. Justin W. Cartwright ’97

Mr. and Mrs. William E. Cashin ’49Mr. John J. Cashman ’61Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Casile, Jr. ’72Mr. and Mrs. Tim CasserlyMr. Robert CastleMr. Joseph P. Catalano ’05Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Caulfield ’89Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M.

Cavallino ’69CBA Parents AssociationMr. Raymond F. Chase ’73Mr. William ChenotMr. Paul R. Chesley ’68Dr. Cory Chevalier ’03Mr. John G. Chevalier ’58Mr. and Mrs. Paul ChevalierMr. James CholakisChurch of St. Pius XMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Chute ’62Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ciampino, Sr.Mr. Louis F. Cicchinelli ’65Mr. and Mrs. John V. Cinquino ’49Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Cirillo ’61Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron Clancy ’61Mr. Patrick ClancyMr. Patrick J. Clancy II ’66Mr. and Mrs. George J. Clarity ’67Mr. James T. Clark ’91Mr. and Mrs. Donald ClearyMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Clement ’72Mr. and Mrs. Scott ClementMr. and Mrs. Daniel Clemente ’96Ms. Karen CoakleyMr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoMr. James ColemanMr. and Mrs. G. Michael ColeyMr. and Mrs. Michael P. Collins ’56Mrs. Carole ConboyMr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Concra ’57Mr. and Mrs. John C. Conine ’56Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ConlonMs. Margaret C. ConnorsMr. and Mrs. Robert G.

Conway Jr. ’69Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Cooney ’53Mr. Gregory M. Coonley ’05Mr. Peter P. Coppola ’91Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Corbett ’62Mr. and Mrs. Robert CordovaCore & MainMr. Dominic J. Cornelius ’83Mr. Tucker B. Couch ’19Mr. Jaime CovingtonMr. Brendan J. Cox ’88Ms. Jackie CoyneMr. Kevin P. Creagan ’83Mr. and Mrs. Joseph CrisafulliMs. Shirley CrisafulliMr. Guy Criscione ’44Ms. Joanne T. Criscione-McTagueMr. and Mrs. Mike Crooks

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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fox, Jr. ’81Mr. Nicholas FrangellaFriends of Jack FlynnFriends of Pruyn HouseBrother Peter Furlong FSC ’58Mrs. Diana GadowskiMr. Rolf GaedingMr. Joseph GainesDr. and Mrs. Philip J. Gara, Jr. ’68Dr. and Ms. Frederick GarbrechtMr. and Mrs. Bruce GarthwaitMr. James P. Gaston ’73Deacon and Mrs. William H.

Gaul, Jr. ’48Mr. James E. GavinMs. Susan GeelGetnick Livingston Atkinson &

Priore, LLPMr. and Mrs. Roger GiffordMr. Charles V. Giglia ’90Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Gilhooly ’69Mr. Michael A. Ginnelly ’80Mr. Thomas J. Ginnelly ’76Mr. and Mrs. Andrew GiordanoMr. and Mrs. James J. Girvin ’46Mr. Edward V. Girzone ’55Mr. Cornelius P. Goca, III ’79Mr. and Mrs. Francis C. Godfrey, Jr. ’60Mr. and Mrs. John E. Goetz ’60Mr. Joshua GoldMr. and Mrs. Dorian P. Goodine ’80Goodridge Team LLCMr. Shane M. Gorman ’13Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. GormleyDr. and Mrs. Michael W. Graber ’83Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.

Green P.E. ’64Ms. Marion GreenbergMs. Lillian GregoriusMr. Daniel Grignon ’81Mr. and Mrs. Edward J.

Grogan Esq. ’47Mr. Rodney GrossMr. and Mrs. Robert J.

Guerriero ’50Mr. and Mrs. Rick GuilanderGuilderland PBAMr. and Mrs. George Habiniak, Jr.Mr. Edward HackettMr. James E. Hagerty ’63Mr. Jay J. Halayko ’78Mr. Dominic HallMrs. Dorothy HalloranMr. and Mrs. Francis R. Hanlon ’49Mr. Chris HansenBrother Bernard Hanson FSC ’52Ms. Gail HarrisHarrison and Burrowes Bridge

Constructors, Inc.Mr. John J. Hartigan ’85Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartigan

Mr. Tyler J. Hartman ’16Mrs. Alexis HatchMs. Geraldine HavasyMs. Susan HawkinsMr. Michael M. HayesMr. and Mrs. Wallace HayesHealthy Cafe Catering Co.Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Heaphy, Jr. ’72Mrs. Taryn Ward HeenanMr. Troy M. Heidenberg ’13Mr. George J. Heim ’51Mr. and Mrs. Grover HeltonMr. Robert HermsenMs. Sue M. HeseltonMr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Hickok ’47Mr. and Mrs. Michael HicksHockey Store N More, LLCMs. Diane HoganMr. Joseph F. Hogan ’19Mr. Wayne HogrefeMr. and Mrs. Gary HolleMr. and Mrs. Brien HollowoodMr. E. Richard Holm ’59Mr. and Mrs. Mark HoltzmanMr. and Mrs. John J. Hooper ’77Mr. Patrick J. Horan ’60Dr. Michael Horgan and Hon.

Jaclyn BrillingHorning Auto SalesMr. John HoulihanMr. and Mrs. Joseph P.

Huberty Esq. ’45Hon. and Mrs. Harold J.

Hughes, Jr. ’47Mr. Scott HughesMs. Chiloe HuntMs. Victoria IanniMr. Joseph Igoe ’02Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Igoe ’69Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Jaros ’52Mr. and Mrs. Jerry JasinskiMr. Todd JohnsonMs. Traci JohnsonMr. Barry D. Jones ’74Dr. and Mrs. David M. JonesMr. Richard E. Jones ’01Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Joyce ’52Mrs. Margaret JoyntMr. Randall J. Jukes ’80Justin McCarthy Consulting ServicesMr. and Mrs. James L. Kalteux ’59Mr. and Mrs. John G. Kaminski ’90Mr. and Mrs. Joseph KaneMr. and Mrs. John D. Kaperka ’60Mr. Andrew KaufmanMr. Kevin KaufmanMr. John J. Kearns ’55Dr. and Mrs. John R. Kearns M.D. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. KeeganMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Keegan ’56Ms. Christine Keeler

Mr. Rhett M. Croteau ’69Mr. Don C. Crotty ’56Mr. and Mrs. Ryan D. Cuff M.D. ’04Ms. Cheryl E. CullenMr. Christopher E. Culnan ’89Mr. John J. Cummings ’87Mr. and Mrs. Michael E.

Cummings ’63Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Cummings, IIIDr. and Mrs. Matthew CunninghamMr. Andrew D. Curro ’13Ms. Joan CurtoMrs. Mary V. D’AmbrosioMs. Brianne DahodaMr. Brendan DalCol ’11Mr. Philip J. Danaher Esq. ’78Mr. and Mrs. Emory DanielsMr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Davenport ’53Mr. and Mrs. Gregg M. Davis ’70Mr. John E. Davitt ’89Mr. and Dr. Jonathan M. De JesusMr. and Mrs. Michael DeBrinoDr. and Mrs. Jason DeckerMr. and Mrs. Stephen M.

DeFilippo, Jr. ’77Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.

DeFrancesco ’55Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Deguire, Jr. ’79Dr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Deitz DDS ’74Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Delaney, Jr. ’50Mr. and Mrs. Edward R.

Delehanty, Jr. ’55Ms. M. A. DeMareMr. James DeMaseMr. and Mrs. Ronald E. DeMatteo ’54Mr. and Mrs. David DemeterMr. and Mrs. John DeMicheleMr. Victor C. DeMouth ’01Mr. and Mrs. John DempseyMr. Thomas A. DePalma ’01Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. DeSorbo ’57Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeSorboMr. and Mrs. Joseph DeThomasisMr. and Mrs. James E. Devey ’61Ms. Jessica DickDr. and Mrs. George J.

DiDonna MD ’59Mr. and Mrs. Christopher DiFioreMr. Paul DilelloMr. Richmond J. Dill ’19Mr. Joseph DiMuraMr. and Mrs. Dennis DiMuria ’68Mr. Thomas A. DiNovo ’12Mr. and Mrs. John DiscipioMr. and Mrs. Ken DobushMr. Richard D. Dodt ’75Mr. and Mrs. John DoemelMr. Michael F. Doemel ’05

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic J. Donato ’49Mr. Raymond P. Donnelly ’82Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. DonofrioMr. and Mrs. Leo A. Dott ’56Mr. Timothy S. Dougherty, Jr. ’04Mr. and Mrs. Patrick DouglassMs. Ashley DoyleDr. Elisa PerreaultDreambuilder LLCMr. Joshua M. Duell ’04Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duffy ’58Mr. and Mrs. Jason K.

Duncan Ph.D. ’81Mr. Brian P. Dunn ’88Col. and Mrs. James W. Dunn

USA RET ’51Mr. and Mrs. James J. Durso ’68Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dwyer ’91E.W. Tompkins Co., Inc.Mr. Joseph C. Early ’91Ms. Amy Elacqua-HitchcockElissa Halloran Designs, Inc.Engineering and Land Surveying, P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. EspositoMr. and Mrs. John EvansMr. and Mrs. John T. Evers ’87Mr. Robert J. Fahy ’57Mr. and Mrs. Robert FangmeyerMr. Joseph S. Farinelli ’60Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Farrar ’56Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Farrell ’61Mr. Arthur T. Fealey ’54Mrs. Beth FecteauMr. David L. Fenimore ’65Mr. and Mrs. Edward E.

Fenimore Ph.D. ’67Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. FernandezMr. and Mrs. James FeuerbachMr. and Mrs. James P. Fiore ’65Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. FittingMr. Garrett T. Fittizzi ’96Mr. Rocky B. Fittizzi ’95Ms. Courtney L. FitzgeraldMrs. Linda FitzgeraldMr. and Mrs. Matthew L.

Fitzgerald, Jr. ’75Mr. and Mrs. Thomas FlandersMr. Edward M. Fleming ’79Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Floeser ’73Mr. and Mrs. Kevin S. Flood ’83Mrs. Sharon FloodMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Flynn, Jr. ’51Ms. Maureen FoleyMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Foley ’69Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Foley ’69For Pet’s Sake Veterinary CenterMr. and Mrs. James H. Ford ’50Mr. Timothy P. Ford ’75Ms. Susan ForsterMr. Nathaniel D. Foster ’19Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Fox, Jr. ’69

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith ’59Mr. and Mrs. Shawn SmithMr. Peter J. Sochocki ’70Mr. and Mrs. Scott SommoMr. Dustin SpataroMr. Marco P. Spataro ’19Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. SpataroMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey StallmerMr. Peter C. Stephens ’69Mr. Douglas C. Stire ’08Mr. and Mrs. Christian StrohmaierMr. Christian E. Strohmaier ’10Mr. Michael J. Strohmaier ’15Capt. Darshan R. Subramanian ’05Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sullivan ’68Mr. and Mrs. Scott SwensonMs. Pina SzepekMs. and Mr. Donna TanMr. and Mrs. Christopher L.

Taylor ’01Mr. Zackary Terry ’17Mr. and Mrs. Steve ThayerMr. Andrew S. Thorp ’18Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorp, Jr. ’83Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. TiberiaMr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMr. Connor J. Toomey ’19Mr. John J. Toomey ’91Mr. and Mrs. Darryll S. Towsley ’94Ms. Janice TreyMr. and Mrs. Michael TurleyMr. Shane M. Turley ’19Ms. Paulette Y. UcciMs. Christine UrschelMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. ValentineMr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Van De Loo ’90Mr. and Mrs. Todd Van EppsMr. and Mrs. Vincent C. Vanina ’49Ms. Allison VedderMs. Nicole Ventresca-CohenMr. Andrew J. Vivian ’09Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianMr. and Mrs. John VogelMr. and Mrs. Scott T. VogelDr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtMs. Christine VolansMr. Luke M. Wagner ’19Ms. Meg WallingfordMr. Neil E. Walsh ’56Mr. Christian S. Ward ’14Mr. and Mrs. Sean WardMs. Michele WarrellMr. and Mrs. James WendellMr. and Mrs. Robert WestMr. Robert P. West ’16Wicked Smart ApparelMr. and Mrs. John A. Williamson ’64Mr. and Mrs. Chris WisniewskiMr. and Mrs. Brendan WolfMr. Shawn Wolfgang ’03

Mr. Brett P. Wolgemuth ’05Mr. Gregory W. Wyman ’19Mr. Tim WymanMrs. Donna Yezzi-RohneMs. Eileen YoungMr. and Mrs. William N.

Young, Jr. ’64Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zebrowski

Purple and Gold Gala Donors518 AthleteMr. and Mrs. Robert J. Amore ’82Amore ClothingMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Black & Blue Steak & CrabBliss Racing StableBrown’s Brewing CompanyCapital City ProduceCapital Repertory TheatreCantina RestaurantMr. and Mrs. Britt CarmerCBA Theatre DepartmentChristian Brothers AcademyThe Ciccotti CenterMs. Monique ClapperCompetitive EdgeCRYO LathamDaley’s on YatesThe Daus FamilyMr. Charles R. Davenport ’53Mr. and Mrs. Neal DillDiNapoli OpticiansMr. Blaine Drescher ’04Eagle Crest Golf ClubEarl B. Feiden ApplianceMr. Robert EmsingThe Francella FamilyFranklin Hospitality GroupFranklin Square Inn & SuitesFrese’s CateringMr. James E. GavinGenesis Hair StudioMr. and Mrs. Michael HarrisonMs. Kelly HeffernanMr. John Hogan ’85Holiday InnMr. and Mrs. Brien and

Cindy HollowoodMr. Aiden HowleyMs. Kim JamesJean PaulTracy Kaback PhotographyMr. and Mrs. John Kearney ’65Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marini ’84Marrello RestaurantsMr. John MendrysaMilano RestaurantMiller’s CateringMorningside GalleryOrangetheory FitnessMr. and Mrs. James O’Toole

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Ms. Kimberly PeckPomme De TerrePrime at Saratoga NationalProctorsRad Soap Co.Renaissance HotelMr. Paul RitcherMr. Everett Roberts ’56The Sabatino FamilySaratoga National Golf ClubThe Saratoga WineryDr. Amy SementilliMr. Ed Shea ’00Siena College AthleticsMr. John Signor ’82Student StylesMr. Theodore C. Taylor ’56Today’s LimousineTrader Joe’sLisa Tyrka, LMTUncle Sam AthleticsWhyte & MackayWicked Smart ApparelMr. Richard ZaccaardoMs. Jude Zimmerman

Purple and Gold Gala SponsorsAGL AutoMr. and Mrs. Joseph Aliberi ’68Andersen TaxMr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81Dr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaMs. Kim BakerMr. and Mrs. Carm BasileDr. and Mrs. Michael Breault ’68Camelot Print and Copy CentersHon. Ronald J. Canestrari ’61Mr. and Mrs. Britt CarmerMr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81The Cunningham FamilyMr. and Mrs. Brian W.

Devane Esq ’82Mr. and Mrs. Neal DillMr. and Mrs. David Doemel Sr. ’71Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarMr. Joseph Early ’58Mr. and Mrs. Philip Farinacci ’04Brother John Farrell FSCFrancella FoundationFranklin Hospitality GroupH.U.R.B Landscaping, Inc.Hannoush JewelersMr. and Mrs. James HorvathMr. and Mrs. John KarratKeyBankMr. and Mrs. Robert KolbeMr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA

’82 and Ms. Lisa MarrelloMr. John Krong and

Ms. Sheila Greco

Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey KuoLaSalle School, AlbanyMagguilli Law Firm, PLLCMr. and Mrs. Robert V.

Marini, Jr. ’84Mathnasium of WestmereDr. and Mrs. James McDonnellMr. William E. McVeigh ’52Mr. and Mrs. Richard MizenkoDr. and Mrs. Timothy Monroe ’69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. MorbidelliMr. Richard W. Mulvey and

Ms. Jane BurkeNapierski, VanDenburgh,

Napierski & O’Connor, LLPNBT BankMr. and Mrs. William B. O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor, Jr. ’75O’Connor & O’Connor CPAsMr. and Mrs. J. T. O’Hearn ’58Mr. and Mrs. James O’Toole Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ozimek ’65Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ozimek ’92Mr. Peter Platt ’57POSTMKTGMr. and Mrs. Michael RaucciDrs. Stephen and

Monica RedmondMr. and Mr. Robert Rossi-MeyerMr. and Mrs. Matthew RyanMr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Anthony SavonaMr. and Mrs. Christopher

Scaringe ’82Dr. and Mrs. James SchlegelMr. and Mrs. Robert ShieldsSiena CollegeMr. and Mrs. Michael Scaringe ’02Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Steven J.

Spano ’79Mr. and Mrs. Matthew SpataroStudent StylesMr. and Mrs. Scott SwensonMr. and Mrs. Chuck TobinMr. William A. Toomey, III ’73The University at Albany

FoundationMr. Justin Van Epps ’14Mr. and Mrs. Timothy VivianMr. and Mrs. Paul VogtThe Walters CoMr. and Mrs. Sean WardWeb Traffic AdvisorsMr. and Mrs. Robert WestWestern Dental CareWicked Smart ApparelMr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Williams, IIIMr. John J. Yanas Sr., Esq. BFSC ’47Mr. and Mrs. William N.

Young, Jr. ’64

Purple and Gold Gala Committee

Mr. and Mrs. Britt Carmer Co-Chair

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hicks Co-Chair

Mrs. Sheryl AnthonyMrs. Maria BashfordMrs. Maria ConnallyMr. Dan Cunningham ’72Mrs. Vanessa DeanMrs. Bettina DillMrs. Kim GisottiMrs. Robin HammondMrs. Diana HannoushMrs. Paola HorvathMrs. Lora KarratMrs. Fallon MariniMrs. Monica MariniMrs. Jill NortonMrs. Anne O’TooleMrs. Holly ShishikMrs. Megan SwensonMrs. Aileen Ryan ToopMrs. Colleen WardMrs. Julie WestMrs. Sandy WestMs. Beth Wyman

Purple and Gold Gala Volunteers

Mr. Matthew Agan ’05Ms. Megan AlixAudio ObsessionsMr. Britt Carmer ’19Ms. Anne Schneider CostiganMrs. Jackie CoyneMr. Ben Curro ’19Mrs. Tanya DeSantoMrs. Stephanie DoktorMr. Drew Douglass ’19Mr. Frank Dyer ’73Mr. Matt GormleyMr. Alex Harrison ’19Mr. Michael Hicks ’19Mr. Todd JohnsonMr. Ian Lashway ’20Mr. and Mrs. William LeakMr. Nicolo Marcucci ’19Mr. Tyler Marini ’19Mr. Conor McGinn ’19Mr. Brian McGraw ’83Mr. Christopher Murphy ’23Mr. Michael Murray ’19Mr. Peter O’Toole ’19Mr. Hunter Pemrick ’19Mr. Tucker Scaringe ’19Mr. Marco Spataro ’19Mr. Tom StantonMr. Michael Urschel ’19

Purple and Gold Gala Class Officers

Mrs. Abby Curro and Mrs. Monica Marini 12th Grade

Mrs. Joan Dittmer 11th GradeMrs. Michelle Connolly and Mrs.

Keri Field 10th GradeMrs. Veronica Hicks 9th GradeMrs. Joanne Ryan and Mrs.

Jordana Turcotte 8th GradeMrs. Nicole Lang 7th GradeMrs. Pamela Smith 6th GradeMrs. Cara Palleschi 5th Grade

Golf DonorsA Perfect Blend Cafe & BakeryAcross the Street PubMr. Nick Barna ’96Core and MainD’Raymonds Restaurant

& LoungeDonnie MagoosMr. Frank Dyer ’73Kate Chapman, Arbonne

Independent ConsultantRichard LafleyNocturnal CookiesMr. John V. O’ConnorOtis and Oliver Restaurant

& PubPayChex/Mr. Rob GregoryMr. Anthony Sabatino ’67

and FamilySaratoga National Golf CourseSchenectady Municipal

Golf CourseShaker Ridge Country ClubMr. and Mrs. James J. Smith ’66The Black Bear Inn Sports BarThe Orchard TavernTown of Colonie Country ClubTwisted Vine Wine & TapWellNest StudioWicked Smart Apparel

Golf SponsorsThe Anthony FamilyBrown & Brown of

New York, INC.Camelot Print & Copy CentersO’Connor & O’Connor CPA’sMatthew Gallant ’07 & Frank

Dyer ’73 of Merril LynchMetro FordNorthway Toyota of Clifton ParkThe Scaringe FamilyStaff Ciampino &

Company CPA’s P.C.Web Traffic Advisors

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Golf Tee SponsorAGL AutoHon. Roland J. Canestrari ’61The Century House Hotel &

RestaurantMr. Brian W. Devane ’82 The DiNovo FamilyDodson & Associate, PLLC

Consulting EngineersHesnor Engineering AssociatesThe Marini FamilyM&T Bank - Mr. Michael

Whalen ’84Northland Veterinary HospitalSkyview Landscape - Laurie and

Michael Scaringe ’02Star Pipe ProductsStone Bridge Iron & Steel, INC.Student StylesMr. and Mrs. William N. Young,

Jr. ’64 and Family

Golf CommitteeMr. Anthony Sabatino ’67 Co-ChairMr. James Smith ’66 Co- ChairMr. Matthew Agan ’05Mr. Blaine Drescher ’04Mr. Frank Dyer ’73Mr. Matthew Gallant ’07Mr. Bill Hearley ’77Mr. Bill Hisgen ’97Mr. Lucas LastarzaMr. Martin McGraw ’77Mr. Dan Mehleisen ’00Mr. John MendrysaMr. Michael Murray ’86Mr. John O’Connor ’75Mr. Bill Young ’64

Baseball BoosterAdams Heating & Cooling Co., Inc.Mr. Michael BellizziBethlehem Auto Laundry, Inc.Friends of Craig AppleFriends of Jack FlynnGoodridge Team LLCMr. and Mrs. Michael HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Joseph Konopka, IIIMr. and Mrs. Todd C. Mesick ’85Mr. and Mrs. James O’TooleMr. and Mrs. Michael J. RubilottaMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Signor ’85The Paul Rockenstyre Jr Memorial

Golf Tournament FundMs. Nicole Ventresca-Cohen

Football BoosterBicentennial Realty, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J.

Borowiec, Jr.Ms. Lori BrooksCapitol Equipment, Inc.

Dodson and Associate PLLCE.W. Tompkins Co., IncMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryHannoush Jewelers, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Wallace HayesHesnor Engineering

Associates, PLLCM.H. Contractors, L.L.C.Marini Services, LLCOrthopedics NY, LLPMr. and Mrs. Marc PaquinRaimo Auto Tag & Title, Inc.Remarkable FinishMr. and Dr. Scott F. Rogler ’83Shaker Group, Inc.Stone Bridge Iron & SteelStudent StylesMr. and Mrs. Steve ThayerThe Smile Lodge Pediatric

DentistryMr. and Mrs. Dean Turcotte

Hockey BoosterAAA Hudson Valley, Inc.Dr. Albert G. AndradeByrne OrthodonticsBruce G. Davis, D.D.SMr. and Mrs. Darrin DesmaraisMr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarEngineered SolutionsGuilderland PBAHealthy Cafe Catering Co.Mr. and Mrs. Kevin HengesHockey Store N More, LLCHorning Auto SalesJanitronics Facility ServicesLazboy Furniture GalleriesDr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs, Sr.Dr. and Mrs. James F. McMahon Jr.Ms. Lisa McTygueMountain Ledge Limited PartnershipNBT BankNew Country Toyota & Scion of

Clifton ParkMr. and Mrs. Daniel PemrickMs. Jennifer PemrickMs. Michelle SquiresStage It With StyleStar Barber Salon & Hairstyling

CenterStone Bridge Iron & SteelThe Adirondack Trust CompanyThe Irish Kids Restaurant CorpMr. Christian Trujillo

Lacrosse BoosterAcross The Street PubBerkshire Hathaway Home

Serivces, Blake RealtorBlue Spruce Nursery, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Victor ByeMs. Gina CanaleMr. and Mrs. Robert CarrMr. and Mrs. Kevin M. ConnallyCore & MainMr. and Mrs. Mark W. CouchMs. Cheryl E. CullenMr. and Mrs. Edward J. DollarEngineering and Land Surveying, P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. GregoryHarrison and Burrowes Bridge

Constructors, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy Jr.Mr. and Mrs. David M. KoonzLansing Property Services LLCMr. and Mrs. Christian LewisMs. Alyssa MaloneMs. Patricia MatticeMr. and Mrs. Patrick McHughMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Frank Necaise Jr.Ms. Carla O’ConnorMr. Andrew PemrickMr. and Mrs. Victor E. PizzolaPolkaDots Consignment ShopRemarkable FinishMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. SmithMr. and Mrs. Scott SwensonTed’s Floor Covering, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph TedescoMr. and Mrs. Edmar VieiraMr. and Mrs. Timothy Vivian

Music Parents and Friends Booster

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. AndersonMr. and Mrs. Christopher ArenaMr. and Mrs. William A. BiancoMr. and Mrs. Tom CalagnaLt. and Mrs. Josh CaldonCBA Parents AssociationMr. and Mrs. Scott ClementMr. and Mrs. Mark W. CouchMr. and Mrs. Stephen CurroMr. and Mrs. Emory DanielsMs. Janine Y. Daniels RiveraMr. and Mr. Dean DeFrusioMr. and Mrs. Neal DillMr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. DittmerMr. and Mrs. Patrick DouglassMs. Ashley DoyleMr. and Mrs. Henry A. FernandezMr. and Mrs. Richard FosterMr. Rolf GaedingMr. and Mrs. Peter GregoryMr. and Mrs. Mark HoltzmanMr. and Mrs. Orville Ivey Sr.

Ms. Mary Ann JonesMr. and Mrs. John KarratMr. and Mrs. Daniel J. KellyMr. and Mrs. Joseph Konopka, IIIMr. and Mrs. James D. LaBombardMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey LashwayMs. Wendy K. LevyMr. and Mrs. Karl MabeusMr. Nicolo MarcucciMs. Anna Marie MatarazzoMr. and Mrs. Benjamin McFarlandMr. and Mrs. Michael H. McGinn ’72Mr. and Mrs. Casey O’ConnorMr. Patrick C. O’Malley ’94Mr. and Mrs. Steven PattersonMr. and Mrs. Ryan M. PezzanoDr. and Dr. David PicchioneMr. and Mrs. Michael PierreMr. and Mrs. James RaimoMr. and Mrs. Steve ReutterDr. and Mrs. Seth RichterMr. and Mrs. Larry C. RoeMr. and Mrs. Robert RyanMr. and Mrs. Timothy RyanMr. and Mrs. John SanchiricoMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82Shaker Pointe at CarondeletMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SmithMr. and Ms. Henry T. TanMr. and Mrs. Joseph TedescoMr. and Mrs. Joseph D. MitchellMr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMs. Christine UrschelMr. Nicholas Lue and

Mrs. Sarah WaiteMr. and Mrs. Robert WestWilliams Center for

Plastic SurgeryTheatre Department

BoosterACP Power Equipment, Inc.Ms. Joanne AlixAmy Molinaro D.M.D. PCDr. Albert G. AndradeMr. Kyle BartlettBella-Napoli Italian BakeryMr. and Mrs. Willard J. BloodMr. and Mrs. Antonio CalderonMr. and Mrs. Minard Carkner, Jr.Ms. Jackie CoyneMr. and Mrs. John DempseyMr. Thomas A. DePalma ’01Ms. Jessica DickDr. Elisa PerreaultDreambuilder LLCElissa Halloran Designs, Inc.For Pet’s Sake Veterinary CenterMr. Joseph GainesMs. Susan Geel

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Hannoush Jewelers, Inc.Kuma Ani, Inc.Maddog HospitalityMrs. Kathleen McGovernMr. Brian T. McGraw ’83Mr. Lawerence MokhiberMs. Lisa MorahanMr. and Mrs. Richard MustoMr. and Mrs. Peter O’KeeffeMr. Owen O’LearyMr. and Mrs. Vito PagnottiMr. Christopher ParilloMr. and Mrs. Mark C. Reeves ’85Ms. Shelby SayreMs. Kerry SelfridgeMr. Anthony SementilliMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey StoneSurroundings Floral StudioMr. Andrew D. Tobin ’09Dr. and Mrs. Paul F. VogtMr. and Mrs. Robert WestMr. and Mrs. Mark WhiteMr. and Mrs. Brendan WolfMr. and Mrs. Warren Zeiser

1SG Keith Juman ScholarshipMr. Jeffrey L. Sidoti ’07

Big Brothers for EducationAnonymous - In Memory

of Bob Forster ’47Anonymous

Chartwells ScholarshipCompass Group, North America

Ciara Rose Van De Loo Scholarship Fund

Ms. Courtney L. Fitzgerald*Mrs. Linda Fitzgerald*Mr. and Mrs. Ryan J. Fitzgerald ’92*Ms. Maureen Foley*Mr. Michael J. Foley ’69*Mrs. Patricia Lonardelli*Mrs. Ester Rappold*Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Sweet*Mr. and Mrs. Michael J.

Van De Loo ’90*Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Van De Loo, Jr. ’65*Mr. Walter J. Van De Loo ’74**Gifts received in honor of Mr. and

Mrs. Robert M. Van De Loo, Jr. ’65 50th Wedding Anniversary

Dylan F. Valentine Memorial Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Craig G. MoffreMs. Louise ScarlataMr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Valentine

Ed Barry ’34 ScholarshipMrs. Joan B. Rogers

General John W. Pauly ’40 Memorial Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Robert CordovaMr. and Mrs. Michael R. DonleyMr. Scott HughesMs. Anne KennedyMr. and Mrs. Daniel T. KennedyMr. and Mrs. Kevin P. ManeyMr. and Mrs. Michael O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Michael PalmisanoMr. and Mrs. Thomas RoachMs. Julie M. Windzio

Grogan Anderson ScholarshipMr. Vincent A. Anderson ’08

Brothers Gulley ScholarshipMr. David May

Henry Johnson ScholarshipMr. Jelani B. Cowan ’97Mr. Richard E. Jones ’01

John P. Picotte ScholarshipJohn D. Picotte Family Foundation

Margaret Smith ScholarshipMr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75

Michael C. Flowers ’17 Memorial Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Robert BlaauboerMr. and Mrs. Britt D. CarmerMr. and Mrs. Steven CarnavosMr. and Mrs. Daniel ColacinoThe Cummings FamilyDr. and Mrs. Jason DeckerMr. and Mrs. David DemeterDr. and Ms. Ye DingMr. and Mrs. Anthony C.

EspositoMr. and Mrs. Bryan GregoriusMr. Peter D. LaFleche ’59Mr. and Mrs. John F. MangioneMr. and Mrs. John J. McAlaryMr. and Mrs. Angelo MelilloMr. Richard W. Mulvey and

Ms. Jane BurkeMs. Ruth E. MunroMr. and Mrs. Jimpson PellMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey RaiaDr. and Mrs. Seth RichterMr. and Dr. Scott F. Rogler ’83Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thorp, Jr. ’83Mr. and Mrs. Stephen TomanMr. and Mrs. Anthony

Van BeusekomMr. Daniel WaerMr. and Mrs. Robert WestFor Pet’s Sake Veterinary Center

Puleo Science AwardMrs. Michele Puleo-O’Hare

Ron Morrison Memorial Scholarship

AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Barranca ’82Mr. and Mrs. Rick BernardoMr. Christopher J. Burns ’82Mr. James CholakisMr. and Mrs. Seamus Crotty ’81Ms. Joan CurtoMr. Paul DilelloMr. Joseph DiMuraMr. Michael A. Ginnelly ’80Mr. Thomas J. Ginnelly ’76Mr. James HartMr. Gregory J. Kirby ’78Mr. Lawrence M. Knapek CPA

’82 and Mrs. Lisa MarrelloMr. Mark LyonsMr. John J. MaloneMr. and Mrs. Patrick H. McCarthy ’88Mr. Robert McGlarryMr. and Mrs. Martin P. McGraw ’77Mr. Michael D. Nardacci ’82Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nolan ’82Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J.

O’Sullivan ’78Mr. Gerald J. Pappert ’81Mr. and Mrs. Michael PatiernoMr. Gregg A. Ragule ’83Mr. Michael J. Reynolds ’77Mr. Thomas A. Shepardson ’80Mr. John F. Signor ’82Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Signor ’77Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Signor ’85Mr. and Mrs. Joseph SkellyMr. and Mrs. Sean WardJustin McCarthy

Consulting Services

Ryan J. Murray ’97 Memorial Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy BarkerMs. Alice BensonMr. and Mrs. Walter BerryMr. and Mrs. Stephen BrewerMr. and Mrs. Martin BrixMr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59Mr. and Mrs. Robert BrownMr. Kenneth BrownellMr. Raymond J. Burnside ’65Mr. James BurrMr. and Mrs. William BusherMr. and Mrs. John CahillMr. and Mrs. Robert CampbellMr. and Mrs. Tim CasserlyMr. William ChenotMs. Karen CoakleyMr. and Mrs. Mike CrooksMs. M. A. DeMare

Mr. and Mrs. Ken DobushMr. and Mrs. David S.

Doemel, Jr. ’97Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59Mr. Charles A. Flint ’97Mr. Nicholas FrangellaMr. and Mrs. Bruce GarthwaitMr. and Mrs. Roger GiffordMr. and Mrs. Andrew GiordanoMr. Rodney GrossMr. and Mrs. Rick GuilanderMr. James E. Hagerty ’63Ms. Susan HawkinsMr. Robert HermsenMr. Wayne HogrefeMr. Andrew KaufmanMr. Kevin KaufmanMs. Christine KeelerMrs. Constance KennyLaudys, Maguires, &

DesLauriersMs. Bonnie LauzonMr. and Mrs. Michael E. LongMr. James LutzMr. Robert LynnMs. Desiree LyonsMs. Nancy MafriciMr. J D. MahoneyMr. Chris MakresMr. and Mrs. Keith MartelMr. and Mrs. Robert MascaliMs. Mary Ann McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Michael McHaleMr. John MoonanMr. and Mrs. Douglas M. MooreMr. James H. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert MurphyMr. and Mrs. Robert NauglerMs. Donna NolanMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Nolan ’82Mr. Chris O’ConnellMr. Edward PappasMr. and Mrs. Frank Q. PoppieMrs. Michele Puleo-O’HareMr. Tom RainfordMr. and Ms. Kenneth RaymondMr. and Mrs. Carmine RazzaMr. Kevin J. RyanMr. and Mrs. Bob SchreinerMs. Ellen SellnowMr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75Mr. and Mrs. Charles St. Lucia Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald StealeyMr. and Mrs. Brian TischlerMs. Claudia ToffelMs. Eileen Tuffey-ColemanMr. Timothy TyrrellMr. Shawn VianaMr. William WeidmaierMr. and Mrs. Michael Wudel

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CONSTRUCTION OF OUR NEW

PLANNED GIVING WEBSITE IS COMPLETE!

cbaalbany.org/estateplanningPLEASE VISIT US AT

Colleen WardDirector of Institutional Advancement

518.452.9809 ext. 113 [email protected]

Alliance of Senior Insurance Professionals LLC

Insurance Agents of Albany County

Thomas J. Hogan ’47 Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan

In Honor of Bridget HarrisonMrs. Darnell Rohrbaugh

In Memory of Marie CollinsMr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59

In Memory of Patricia CriniganMs. Margaret C. Connors

In Memory of Matthew T. Criscone ’92

Mr. and Mrs. Keith BarneyMs. Mary BeiSelMr. Guy Criscione ’44Ms. Joanne T. Criscione-McTagueMs. Susan ForsterMs. Marion GreenbergMs. Gail HarrisMr. Michael M. HayesMr. and Mrs. Grover HeltonMr. Patrick J. Horan ’60Ms. Shirley Ann LotuffMrs. Louise J. LounsberyMr. Frank MahadyNYS Legislative Bill

Drafting CommossionMs. Rose MarshMr. and Mrs. David R. McGuireWolfster Roost Bridge LadiesMs. Linda McKennaMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. MonahanMr. and Mrs. John MurrayMs. Marcia O’ConnellMr. and Ms. Harry OdabashianMr. Andrew PapaleMr. William B. PicotteMr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Reuss ’91Mr. and Mrs. George ScaringeMs. Nancy StarrMr. and Mrs. John F. WelchMrs. Patricia WorleyMs. Barbara Zell

In Memory of Anita CroninMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Platt ’60Mr. Peter E. Platt ’57

In Memory of Raymond E. Donnelly ’55

Col. and Mrs. Thomas F. Bailey (USAF RET) ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick BenedettoMr. and Mrs. Bradley BischoffMr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59Mr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59

Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Farrell ’61Mr. Edward HackettMs. Linda O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. James M. Pedlow ’60Mr. and Mrs. Frank ScaringeMr. Richard SheubrooksMr. and Mrs. Charles J. ViaterMr. Joseph F. Whelan ’55

In Memory of Ralph H. Drake ’64

Dr. Michael Horgan and Honorable Jaclyn Brilling

Mr. Peter E. Platt ’57

In Memory of James Foley ’ 59Mr. and Mrs. Alexander P.

Brousseau ’59

In Memory of Robert J. Forster ’47

Anonymous

In Memory of Richard HallockMs. Lori Brooks

In Memory of Frank J. Lasch ’50Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Reuss ’91

In Memory of Douglas Lavigne ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Evariste G. Lavigne Esq. ’55

In Memory of Frank Merges ’21Mr. and Mrs. F. Bruce Merges ’55

In Memory of Joseph Metzger ’42

Ms. Shirley Crisafulli

In Memory of William Millette ’44

Mrs. Beverly Folderman

In Memory of Peter E. Platt ’57Mr. and Ms. David BradfieldMr. and Mrs. Philip L. Donnelly ’59Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fangmeyerand Mr. Diana GadowskiMr. Dominic HallThe Brookline VillageMr. and Mrs. Steven H. HeiderMs. Diane HoganMr. John HoulihanDr. Greg L. Lavigne ’66Mr. and Mrs. Robert Littlefield Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Paul MergesMr. and Mrs. Michael O’ConnorMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Platt ’60Mr. Dominick P. Rappazzo ’57Mr. and Mrs. William RockwellMr. and Mrs. Christopher M.

Scaringe ’82

Mr. Donald E. Yezzi ’54Equal Vision Records INC.Friends of Pruyn HouseGetnick Livingston

Atkinson & Priore, LLPO’Connor & O’Connor CPAsPicotte Companies

In Memory Of Jonathan Pratt ’ 04

Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt

In Memory of David Rey ’61Mr. and Mrs. David B. Reynolds ’61Mr. and Mrs. James Splonskowski

In Memory of Kevin W. Stackman ’74

Ms. Gail Harris

Matching Gift CompaniesAXA FoundationBristol-Myers SquibbFidelity FoundationGE FoundationGoldman SacsIBM CorporationPfizer FoundationThe Bank of America Charitable

CorporationThe Boeing CompanyToyota Motor Corporation

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ARE YOU A MEMBER?The Saint LaSalle Society was established to honor and celebrate individuals who have made a provision in their long-term plans to benefit Christian Brothers Academy. If you have included a bequest or made another type of planned gift to benefit CBA, please contact us to let us know. We would like to thank you and recognize your gift by enrolling you in the Saint LaSalle Society. We will honor all requests for anonymity.

If you are thinking about creating your legacy at Christian Brothers Academy, we invite you to visit our new planned giving website, www.cbaalbany.org/estateplanning, to learn how to name CBA as a beneficiary of your will or trust; why retirement plans are the most tax-efficient assets to create your legacy; and how you might use real estate, life insurance, and investment accounts to leave your legacy at CBA.

We are grateful to each of you who are considering leaving a legacy at CBA, and we know that your legacy is very important to you. We are committed to work with you and your financial advisor to make sure we accomplish your goals. If you would like to discuss creating your legacy at CBA, contact Colleen Ward at (518) 452-9809 ext. 113 or [email protected].

SAINT LASALLE SOCIETYSaint LaSalle Society members are a special group of people who have chosen to extend their legacies while furthering the work of the Christian Brothers.

Mr. Michael J. Alvaro, III ’76Mr. Albert E. Burkhard ’51Mr. Timothy M. Campion ’59Mr. Paul F. Carpenter ’57Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Christenson ’85Mr. Brian M. Culnan Esq. ’85Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. DeCosmo ’60Mrs. Mary E. DePietroMr. James C. Donahue ’56Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ford ’50Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Gale ’32Mr. William A. Hartigan ’48Mr. Richard J. Huether ’51Mr. John JenningsMr. Gerald C. Kelleher ’26Mr. Raymond J. Lauterborn ’34Mr. John P. Liuzzi ’37Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Manhey ’64Mr. Patrick W. McCannMr. and Mrs. Todd C. Mesick ’85Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Mulderry Esq. ’50Mr. Peter J. Neumann ’22Hon. and Mrs. Howard C. Nolan, Jr. ’49Mr. Robert C. Novak ’64Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. O’Connor ’73Mr. Thomas A. Partenope ’67Mrs. Cynthia PettitDr. James H. Puleo AFSC ’52Mr. and Mrs. David QuinnMr. Nicholas J. Quinn ’61Mr. Joseph A. Reilly ’56Mr. Richard J. Salisbury ’54Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75Mr. William B. Spendiff ’47Mr. George A. Weber ’40Mr. and Mrs. David L. Wibbelsman ’54Mrs. Virginia ZellmanMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Zielinski ’58

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PROFILES IN PLANNED GIVING

CBA’S SAINT LASALLE SOCIETYHOWARD NOLAN ’49“I experienced the power of a CBA education and thought of how important it was to my career. I am leaving a legacy in my will so that other families and young men can benefit from that same distinctive education.”

JOSEPH A. REILLY ’56“CBA instilled in me a newfound passion for learning and the need to give back to your community. Those two traits served me well in my career, and I want to make sure that future generations of students will be as fortunate as I was. I know that my planned gift to CBA will do just that!”

LYNN & GENE ZIELINSKI ’58“Realizing what a privilege it was for Gene to attend CBA, we feel young men living in this area should have the same opportunity. We are both part of the CBA family and feel a great sense of pride by supporting CBA now and in the future so that the tradition of a true Catholic education for young men will be there for generations to come.”

CATHY & RICK MANHEY ’64“I feel extremely fortunate to have attended CBA. The discipline, education and sports offered me a well-rounded basis to have a successful life. In honor of all I received being a Brother, I have created a significant estate gift to help solidify the future of CBA for young men for years to come.”

TODD MESICK ’85“CBA holds a special place in my heart. In addition to providing a great education, CBA fostered in me a sense of community and belonging that is not easily replicated. As a parent of a cadet now attending CBA, I have witnessed that the distinctive and impactful education offered is still second to none. I am proud to have made a planned gift so that CBA can continue this legacy.”

CINDY PETTIT, P’03“I am grateful for the education and experiences CBA provided for my son, Brandon. I believe in the mission of CBA and decided to extend my support beyond the Annual Fund to a bequest as my legacy gift to the school. My estate planning was a time to reflect on what organizations had a lasting, positive impact on my family, and CBA was an obvious choice for a bequest.”

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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS ACADEMY

12 Airline Drive, Albany, New York 12205

www.cbaalbany.org

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UPCOMING SCHEDULESEPTEMBER 6 | Flag Raising Ceremony

SEPTEMBER 13 | Freshman Review & Homecoming Game

SEPTEMBER 14 | Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

SEPTEMBER 25 | Golden Plus Luncheon

SEPTEMBER 26 | CEP Raffle Begins

OCTOBER 2 | Honors Night

OCTOBER 20 | Father Son Dinner

OCTOBER 27, 28, 29 & NOVEMBER 3, 4, 5 | Annual Phonathon

NOVEMBER 7 | CBA Open House

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NOVEMBER 11 | Veterans Day Parade

NOVEMBER 14 | NYC Alumni Networking Night

NOVEMBER 23 | Craft Fair

NOVEMBER 27-29 | Thanksgiving Recess

DECEMBER 12 | CEP Raffle Ends

DECEMBER 16 | CEP Raffle Winner Announced

DECEMBER 23 - JANUARY 3 | Christmas Recess

DECEMBER 27 | 10th Annual Alumni Basketball Tournament

DECEMBER 27 | Brothers Cup Hockey Tournament

“ In every classroom I visited I saw students excited to learn. CBA taught me discipline and respect. The facility and educators provided me the confidence to succeed today and the understanding to build my community and help those in need. From just walking these halls, I can see those values

are still held in the highest regard today.”

- Nick Francella ’09

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