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CBA ChroniclesIn ThIs Issue: Page 4: Sokaris wins Zielinski Distinguished Teacher Award

Page 6: Bishop Hubbard Celebrates Mass at CBA

Page 7: Saint LaSalle Society – Shaping the Future of Christian Brothers Academy

0: New Members Join CBA Board of Trustees

Page 14: Alumni Notes

Page 18: Thank You to Our Donors from July 1, 2013 – December 31, 2013

The Official Newsletter of CBA – Winter, 2013-2014

To Teach. To BuIld communITy. To serve.

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message from The head of school

Dear CBA Family,

As we welcome the New Year, I am very pleased to report on the status of Christian Brothers Academy. Over the last five school years, our enroll-ment has grown by one hundred students. This growth has allowed us to add talented faculty and introduce programs to enhance the academic experience for all of our students.

In recent years, we have added more than ten college-level courses with an exciting new initiative for next year. We will introduce Project Lead The Way, the nation’s leading Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics program. Our students will have the option to take engineering classes next year, with new classes in the sequence added in each of the subsequent four years. The PLTW program will prepare our students for college majors in engineering and engineering technology fields. CBA will be the first private school in the area to offer Project Lead The Way.

Our students continue to honor the institution with excellence in academics, music, athletic and service. In the fall athletics season, our football team captured the Section 2 Super Bowl, Justin Van Epps became CBA’s first cross country sectional champion in 30 years, and every one of our teams qualified for a NYS Scholar-Athlete team award. The fine young men of CBA are a source of pride for the school and alumni everywhere.

As a school, and as a community, we are moving in the right direction to ensure the continued success of Christian Brothers Academy. Thanks to the support of the extended CBA family, including our faculty and staff, we will continue to provide quality education in the Lasallian tradition, allowing for each young man who walks the halls of CBA to reach his personal best.

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

James SchlegelHead of School

message from The chaIrman

Dear CBA Family,

When I joined the Board of Trustees in 2009 we developed a five-year strategic plan to guide the school to a position of academic excellence and financial stability, while at the same time growing our enrollment. When the new campus opened its doors in 1998, 379 students were enrolled and thereafter, enrollment peaked in 2004 to 530 students. In 2008, with the onset of the recession, enrollment hit a low of 330 students. I am happy to

report that CBA’s enrollment stands at 435, which happens to be the enrollment target in our strategic plan. The really good news is that we hit this target in four years, not five.

As enrollment grew, so did the number of teachers and academic offerings, with particular em-phasis on college preparatory courses in math and science. With the support and generosity of our parents, alumni and friends, CBA has been able to invest in the future of the school, includ-ing implementation of the latest technology, both in the classrooms and resource areas. Over the summer, a second baseball field was constructed to accommodate our four baseball teams. Also, a new irrigation system was installed to bring underground sprinklers to every athletic field. A generous gift from Lynn and Eugene Zielinski ’58, has allowed for the renovation and upgrade of the music rehearsal room and new instruments.

Everywhere I go, friends and alumni are telling me that great things are happening at CBA. They are, and more is yet to come. We will build on the success of the recent past and continue to ensure that our students receive the most advanced education available, in a safe and enrich-ing environment, while holding true to the spiritual principles of the Christian Brothers.

Christopher Scaringe ’82Chairman of the Board of Trustees

AdministrationJames Schlegel Head of School

Charles Abba Associate Principal

Blaine Drescher ’04 Athletic Director

Robert Groelz ’94 Assistant Principal for Students

Marty McGraw ’77 Middle School Principal

Brian O’Connell Director of Admissions

Owen O’Leary Director of Campus Ministry

Tom Reinisch Director of Student Guidance

Vicki Roberts Chief Financial Officer

Colleen Ward Director of Institutional Advancement

Board of TrusteesChristopher Scaringe, Esq., CPA ’82, Chairman

James Schlegel, Head of School

Todd Mesick ’85, Vice Chairman J. Timothy O’Hearn ’58 Past Chairman

Carm BasileBrian Culnan, Esq. ’85 Thomas J. DiNovo, Esq.Brother Thomas Gerrow, FSCSheila GrecoMark Hulbert, CFC ’83Robert Jones ’83Robert Marini, Jr. ’84Brother William Martin, FSC ’55Eugene Napierski, Esq. ’61Brother Steven Olert, FSC Joseph A. Reilly ’56Brother Thomas J. Scanlan, FSC, Ph.D.Brother Joseph Schafer, FSC Rev. Erwin Schweigardt, Ph.D. ’57Michael J. Van De Loo, CPA ’90

To Teach

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CBA opened the school year with our Flag Raising and 9/11 Remembrance Ceremony led by Cadet Colonel Brenden Ward ’14 and Cadet Chaplain Kevin Wilson ’14. Pictured, sophomore Connor Munro ’17 plays the bag pipes in honor of those who lost their lives on September 11th.

cBa maInTaIns hold on saBreCBA Varsity football kept the Sabre with a 70–7 win over the Lasalle Cadets at Lasalle Institute on October 18th. The Brothers jumped out to a big lead and never looked back en route to their fourth straight victory in this historic Lasallian rivalry.

cBa homecomIng CBA Football had its homecoming game on September 27th against the Saratoga Blue Streaks. Alumni families with one or more generations attending CBA were honored at halftime. The Brothers won the game 34-21.

chrIsTIan BroThers academy fall honors nIghTCBA held its fall Honors Night to recognize student’s academic achievements from the 2013 second semester. Students received individual academic achievement awards for cumulative marks in all courses as well as awards for achievement in individual subjects, community service and musical performance.

recognITIon awards:The John Philip Sousa Band Award Alex Fish ’14

Most Improved Sophomore in Band James Avery ’15

Lemoyne College Heights Award Andrew Burke ’14

The College of Holy Cross Book Award Paul Corradi ’14

RPI Mathematics and Science Award Alexander Frost ’14

CBA Parents’ Association Citizenship Award Griffin Fisher ’14

St. Michaels College Book AwardZachary DeThomasis ’14

Junior Athletic Award Maxwell Anthony ’14

Joseph J. Romano Jr. ’65 Memorial Scholarship Nicholas Marini ’14

Top History Student, Junior Year Alexander Frost ’14

general excellence awards:General Excellence, Freshman Year Elliot Raimo ’16

General Excellence, Sophomore Year Dustin Scaringe ’15

General Excellence, Junior Year Alexander Frost ’14

Head of School James Schlegel congratulates Alex Frost ’14

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The BroThers lIsTStudents in the 2013 Spring Semester with a semester average of 95 in their full Carnegie unit courses with no semester grade under 90.

Class of 2014Corradi, PaulFrost, Alex

Class of 2015Anthony, BenFuda, SalvatoreO’Brien, LiamO’Brien, NickScaringe, DustinVivian, Donald

Class of 2016Carnavos, MichaelKrohn, JohnLaFleche, KevinLauria, JosephLewis, NicholasMacfarlane, PaulPhilbin, DanielRaia, JustinRaimo, ElliotSausville, NoahVan Beusekom, William

Class of 2017DiNovo, AndrewEsposito, JustinLaFlech, BrianQuinn, JevaunSantiago Jr, Manuel

Class of 2018Italiano, ChristianO’Hara, JackPacifico, AidanRaia, NathanSkinner, KeeganZaccaria, William

Class of 2019Arena, MaxwellCalagna, SeanCurro, BenjaminFoster, NathanielSpataro, Marco

van epps fIrsT cBa secTIon 2 cross counTry champ In 30 years

Senior Justin Van Epps became the first CBA cross country runner in 30 years to win the Section 2 Class B title. The CBA cross country team finished second in sectionals and won the Big Ten title. Justin has been a standout runner at CBA for four years and is most proud of his Section 2 Championship and the overall improvement of the cross country team. “Winning the Big Ten as a team and runners-up in Section 2, plus seeing everyone improve is an

overall good feeling”. Justin hopes to be a collegiate student-athlete and is very thankful to all his coaches and parents for their help and support.

cBa golf wIns BIg Ten TITleThe CBA golf team defeated defending champ Lasalle by 12 strokes in a playoff to win the 2013 Big Ten title. CBA was led by sophomores Kyle Adams and Connor Adams and 8th grader Jack O’Hara. The entire lineup consisted of all underclassmen, which included sophomores Frank Parisi, Tyler Hartman and Ryan Walsh. Connor and Kyle Adams and Jack O’Hara were named to the Big-Ten All-Star Team

JroTc promoTIon and recognITIon ceremonyOn November 11th a JROTC ceremony was held to promote 51 Cadets to the ranks of Staff Sergeant, Sergeant, Corporal and Private First Class. Based on their merit standing, cadets were honored in front of the entire brigade with their new ranks. Cadets Brady Hughes ’16 and Ryan Early ’14 were given a Certificate of Merit for their actions during situations that involved saving a family member. Brady rescued his father from drowning this summer in a swimming accident and Ryan successfully performed the Heimlich maneuver in order to save his mother from choking. Both Cadets received a plaque and coin to commemorate their actions.

sokarIs wIns ZIelInskI dIsTInguIshed Teacher awardHistory teacher and Department Chair Greg Sokaris became the 2nd recipient of the Lynn F. and Eugene J. Zielinski ’58 Distinguished Teaching Award. The award was presented to Greg at CBA’s Fall Honors Night with his wife and daughter in attendance. Mr. Sokaris has been a history teacher at CBA since 2005 and has taught at various levels of education including Advanced Placement World History. The Lynn F. and Eugene J. Zielinski ’58 Distinguished Teaching Award was established by the Zielinski’s in recognition of the well-being and longevity of the great work being done at CBA and that it starts with a strong foundation of dedicated and outstanding faculty. The goal of this award is to honor and reward faculty members at CBA for their accomplishments and for outstanding performance in teaching.

From left to right: Bess Sokaris, Greg Sokaris, Georgia Sokaris, Lynn F. Zielinski, Eugene J. Zielinski ’58

Photo by: Patrick Dodson (Schenectady Gazette)

From left to right: Noreen Early, Ryan Early ’14, Scott Early ’80, and Brady Hughes ’16

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CBA Fall Open House

CBA held its Fall Open House on November 7th. CBA faculty, staff and students

welcomed the over 90 families that attended. Our next Open

House is March 20th.

cBa lacrosse sIgnIng dayCongratulations to senior lacrosse players Connor Wacksman, Ryan O’Hagan and Aidan Murphy on signing letters of intent to play lacrosse in college. Connor will be attending Franklin Pierce,

Ryan is going to Pace University, and Aidan is going to Assumption College.

wansBoro rIfle Team BrIngs home honorsThe CBA Wansboro Rifle Drill Team competed in the Washingtonville Drill Meet on November 13th and won first place in Unarmed Inspection. Pictured here are the participants in the Washingtonville Drill Meet: Jack Empie ’17, Conor Farley ’15, Derrick Forchilli ’16, Joshua Gilmore ’17, Quinn Gleason ’16, Ben Gochee ’16, Jacob Hite ’17, Nolan Isabella ’17, Louis La Civita ’16, Joseph Lauria ’16, Michael Lostritto ’17, Matthew Mahigian ’15, Ethan Mendel ’16, Kevin Mullady ’16, Joseph Russ ’17, Matthew Seeley ’15, David Unser ’15, Matthew Van Der Veer ’17, Justin Vanderhoef ’17 and Brenden Ward ’14.

cBa fooTBall wIns fIrsT secTIonal TITle sInce 2006The Christian Brothers Academy Varsity football team had a historic year capturing its first ever Empire Division title and first Section 2 Super Bowl title since 2006. The Brothers defeated the Shaker Blue Bison on November 8th by a final score of 13-8 at Bob Ford Field on the campus of University at Albany. The Brothers finished the year 9-2 after losing to Monroe Woodbury High School 38-25 in a New York State Regional game. Congratulations to Coach Burke, his staff, and all of our CBA football players on an amazing year.

Christian Brothers Academy celebrates a 13-8 win over Shaker during their Class AA High School Super Bowl football game in Albany, N.Y., Friday, Nov. 8, 2013.

(Hans Pennink / Special to the Times Union)

radlIff Bowls Two perfecT gamesSophomore Chris Radliff ’16 bowled two perfect games early in the bowling season. Both perfect games of 300 helped the brothers varsity bowling team gather wins against big ten competition.

cBa Band and drIll Team march In dIsney worldMembers of the CBA Marching Band and Wansboro Rifle Drill Team went to Orlando, Florida over the Thanksgiving break. CBA students participated in the “Magic Kingdom March” down “Main Street U.S.A.” in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom on Monday November 25.

cBa sTudenTs wIn local essay conTesTCongratulations to the winners of an essay contest sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The essay topic was “What Patriotism Means to Me”. This contest was open to all public, private, parochial and home study students in the area. There were 9 local winners and 8 winners are CBA students. The winners are from left to right: Christian Italiano ’18 (overall winner), Joe McDonald ’18, Aidan Pacifico ’18, Kevin Renaud ’18, Sebastian Stollmeyer ’18, Jack O’Hara ’18, and Hunter Harris ’18, not pictured Pryce Wasula ’18.

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holocausT survIvor vIsITs cBaHolocaust survivor Mrs. Hedi McKinley visited

CBA on December 5th to talk with the entire student body and give a presentation on her life experience during the holocaust. Pictured from left to right are Matt Patterson ’18, Mrs. Hedi McKinley, Cadet Colonel Brenden

Ward ’14, and Head of School James Schlegel.

BIshop howard huBBard celeBraTes mass aT cBaBishop of the Albany Catholic Diocese, Howard J. Hubbard D.D., celebrated a Christmas Mass with students, faculty, and staff at CBA on December 20th. This was the final celebration of mass with the CBA student body for Bishop Hubbard. CBA is appreciative for all of his service to the Albany Catholic Diocese for the last 32 years and wishes him well in his retirement.

counTy execuTIve honors cBa secTIon 2 wInnersAlbany County Executive Daniel McCoy honored the CBA football team and cross country runner Justin Van Epps for winning their respective Section 2 titles. County Executive McCoy met with players from the football team and Justin on Wednesday, December 11 in the CBA Alumni Library to share his congratulations.

Big Ten Golf All-Stars Connor Adams ’17Kyle Adams ’17Jack O’Hara ’18

Big Ten Cross Country All-StarsFirst TeamJustin Van Epps ’14Liam O’Brien ’15Kaushik Pilar ’15Kevin LaFleche ’16Second TeamNick O’Brien ’15Sean Glennon ’14Mike Crisafulli ’15

Big Ten Soccer All-StarsFirst TeamMatt Crisafulli ’16Second TeamNoah Keith ’16Third TeamLiam O’Brien ’15Nick O’Brien ’15

Section 2 Class AA Football Coaches All -StarsPlayer of the Year – Empire DivisionElliot Croskey ’14 - RB/DEFirst Team Offense –Empire DivisionNick Marini ’14 - RBAlex Koshgarian ’14 - WRPatrick Pastore ’15 - OLGriffin Clark ’14 - OLFirst Team Defense –Empire DivisionMax Anthony ’14 - LB

Connor Cushine ’14 -LBMike Hehir ’14 - DLDon Vivian ’15 - DBJonas Neri ’14 - DBSecond Team Offense –Empire DivisionTom Stanton ’15 - TEDavid Zaccaria ’14 - OLSecond Team Defense –Empire DivisionNasir Tune ’15 - DEJosh Wynn ’15 - DBMatt Hamel ’15 -K/PHonorable Mention- Offense –Empire DivisionJoe Kolbe ’16 - QBJJ Smith ’15 - OLAA Coach of the Year - Joe Burke

Times Union Section 2 Class B Cross Country All-StarsJustin Van Epps ’14

Times Union Section 2 Class AA Football All-StarsPlayer of the YearElliot Croskey, ’14 - RB First Team OffenseGriffin Clark, ’14 - OL Patrick Pastore, ’15 - OL First Team DefenseConnor Cushine, ’14 - LBDon Vivian, ’15 - DBSecond Team OffenseAlex Koshgarian, ’14 - WRSecond Team Defensive TackleMike Heir, ’14 - DL Max Anthony, ’14 - LB

posT-season aThleTIc awards

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wIllIam (BIll) leary, cBa dIrecTor of facIlITIes

Bill was a dedicated employee from 2010 until his untimely passing in August 2013. He is greatly missed by the faculty, staff, and students for the friendships he created, his selfless devotion and assistance. Bill was always willing to help regardless

of the request or the magnitude of the project. Besides his commitment to CBA, he also enjoyed the outdoors and had a hobby for each season: fishing, golfing, hunting, and riding his Harley. Bill volunteered countless hours processing venison for the Venison Donation Coalition and served in the United States Navy aboard the USS Harry E. Yarnell during the Vietnam War era. We were fortunate to work with Bill.

mary e. fITZgerald praTTIcoChristian Brothers Academy lost a devoted member of its family this past fall. Mary E. Fitzgerald Prattico was the mother of Vincent ’09 and Nicholas’14, as well as a member of our CBA Board of Trustees, Vice President of the CBA Mother’s Association, and member of the Purple and Gold Gala committee. Mary believed in a Catholic education, and saw the effect a Christian Brothers education had on her father who attended Lasalle High School in Providence, RI. Vincent and Nick remember that Mary was motivated to get involved at CBA due to the dedication and commitment she witnessed in the faculty, staff and CBA families to the school. She showed the same devotion during her time as a CBA parent, always willing to help, being overly generous and welcoming to CBA families, especially in the Saratoga Springs area. She would always contribute where she could, contributing to bake sales where everything had to be homemade, never simple and never store bought. Throughout her time Vincent and Nick admired their mother for being an optimistic person who always tried to remain positive and an impactful contributor to our CBA community. Live Jesus in her heart forever!

In memorIam

Mary E. Fitzgerald PratticoJanuary 13, 1960 – October 22, 2013

In memorIamMr. Anthony M. Arcidiacono ’53Mr. Peter Blanchfield ’56Dr. Robert A. Breault M.D. ’41Mr. Thomas V. Conway Jr. ’44Mr. Donald J. Cusick ’40Mr. Mark A. Drescher ’06Mr. John E. Dunham ’43Dr. Louis Gagliardi ’61Dr. Howard H. Galarneau Jr. D.O. ’65Mr. Alphonse T. Gentile ’41Mr. Gregory P. George ’75

Mr. Matthew Gormley Sr.Mr. Donald J. Guiry ’46Rev. Anthony GulleyMr. Peter S. Hallock ’73Mr. John R. Hooper ’47Mr. James J. Jalet ’40Mr. Michael A. Kehrer ’93Mr. James P. Kelly ’48Mr. Charles J. Koreman ’40Mr. William E. Leary, Sr, Mr. Louis A. Marozzi

Brigadier General Henry J. McFerran Ret. ’55Mr. Charles H. Miller Jr. ’38Mr. Frank C. O’Connor ’48Mr. Joseph F. O’Heaney ’52Mr. Thomas R. Parry ’52General John W. Pauly (RET) ’40Mr. Arthur W. Roos ’46Mr. John E. Thoma Jr. ’37Mr. Raymond F. Tolar ’42Mr. John J. Ziamandanis ’50

To BuIld communITy

saInT lasalle socIeTy – shapIng The fuTure of chrIsTIan BroThers academyThe Saint LaSalle Society was created as a giving society for supporters who wish to remember Christian Brothers Academy in their wills. The Society’s name honors Saint John Baptiste De la Salle (1651-1719), the founder of the Christian Brothers and the patron of Christian Brothers Academy.

The Saint LaSalle Society recognizes and honors all individuals who provide support for CBA in their wills, trusts, life insurance designations, and retirement assets. By joining others who have taken this step, you can take satisfaction from knowing that you are part of an important legacy.

When an individual joins the Saint LaSalle Society this act of support reaffirms Saint John’s promise to our boys about the future. With an education, it will be better, and that they are needed to make it better, and that a legacy of education will serve them.

By informing CBA of your intended bequest or other planned gift, you will be invited to enjoy recognition as a member of our Saint LaSalle Society.

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

Please contact Colleen Ward at (518)452-9809 ext. 113 or [email protected] if you would like to join this prestigious society.

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alumnI spoTlIghTs:Two of our distinguished CBA alumni recently took a trip this past September that was a test of body, mind, and spirit. Richard Holm ’59 and Richard Smith ’59 have known one another since their time together at CBA in the Junior High. The class of ’59 meets and shares memories at a local restaurant and it was there that Rich and Rich found a mutual interest in hiking. This mutual interest led to an adventure on The Camino de Santiago in Spain.

Camino de Santiago is a 1,000 year old pilgrimage that terminates at the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, northwestern Spain. Rich and Rich hiked the “French Way,” a 500 mile journey beginning in Southern France. Originally it was decided that the trip would only be 10 kilometers and last 10 days. However, both adventurers persuaded each other to walk the whole 500 miles over a span of 31 days.

At the end of their journey our distinguished CBA travelers stopped to reflect on what they had just accomplished.

I am still absorbing the experience so it is difficult to select the most memorable part of it. I was deeply moved during the Mass for the Pilgrims at the Cathedral in Santiago. Surrounded by all those who had finally completed the Camino, I felt a profound sense of gratitude for what I have received in life. From here on out, it is finding the courage to accept what is to come. Maybe the Appalachian Trail…

Rich Holm ’59

At the end of the experience I felt a sense of accomplishment. I reflected on decades past and time to come in an unencumbered way. I saw where Roman’s built bridges and walked in their footsteps, in the footsteps of saints, in the cathedrals commissioned by Kings and mastered by architects.

Rich Smith ’59

A Lifetime of Giving: Bob Kisselback ’45CBA alum Bob Kisselback ’45 has been giving back to CBA in the form of his time and monetary donations for many years. Since the beginning of the CBA Phonathon Bob has been a willing participant and his wife Sue has helped every night for the last seven years. “CBA and the Brothers have been part of my life for 82 years,” Bob said. Bob’s father was born in Barrytown, the home of the Brothers Seminary.

Bob’s favorite memories come from time spent with teachers, classmates and activities at CBA. As a result of his time at CBA, Bob learned to be proud of each and everything he does, at home, at work and in life. Bob and his wife Sue attend every football and basketball game they can and see how our boys reflect in the community. “They are offered the same opportunities that I was given and move forward to give proper representation to the community. From what I have seen, they are doing just that.”

CBA is appreciative of Bob and Sue’s unwavering effort to help when needed. Bob has this message to pass on to current students about their time in CBA and giving back later in life. “Reach out and grab every opportunity you are offered and use it to make yourself a better person and always be proud to say you are a Brother’s Boy”.

CBA Alums Walk The Camino de Santiago in Spain

Lynn and Gene Zielinski ’58 generously donated much needed instrument cabinets to the CBA music department. Lynn and Gene continue to be valued supporters of CBA and its dedication to education and the arts. Our CBA community extends its deepest gratitude to Lynn and Gene for all of their support and generosity.

L–R Henry Fernandez ’17, Gene Zielinski ’58, Lynn Zielinski, James Avery ’15

ZIelInskI’s donaTe caBIneTs To The cBa musIc program

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2013 cBa phonaThon has anoTher successful yearThis past fall CBA held its annual Phonathon in the CBA Alumni Library to raise money for the 2013-2014 school year. Students, parents, faculty and alumni volunteered to help make this event a great success. Thank you to all those who donated and helped during this event.

memBers of The class of ’58 conTInue conTrIBuTIng To The alumnI lIBraryA large screen HD monitor was mounted over the computers in the Honorable Anthony Cardona ’58 Technology Wing of the CBA Alumni Library. The monitor will be paired with a teacher’s station to allow for more instruction in the Cardona ’58 Technology Wing. CBA would like to thank Tim O’Hearn, Gene Zielinski, John Rosettie and Emery Thibodeau for their continuous contributions to the CBA Alumni Library.

Thomas moloney ’69 helps make lIBrary shIneThrough the generosity of CBA alumni Thom Moloney ’69, CBA can display some of its memorabilia and heritage in our CBA Alumni Library in a pristine way. Thom donated cabinets to the CBA Alumni Library this past summer. CBA would like to thank Thom for his continued support over the years and for his beautiful gift to our CBA Alumni Library.

Daniel Owens ’14 and present parent Mike LenaneTom regan fInds a way To honor The fallen

Tom Regan is the father of Thomas Regan ’92 and CBA Athletic Hall of Fame member Mike Regan ’96, and is a Navy Veteran. Tom launched “Operation Please Remember Me” – a project that commemorates those who gave their lives by raising 120 American flags on utility poles in Colonie, NY, from Route 9 to Route 155 from Memorial Day to July 4. Each flag represents 10 fallen heroes of the 1200 Capital Region veterans who served from World War II to the present and lost their lives protecting our freedom. On May 18, 2013, a motorcade procession led by Gold Star Families proceeded along Route 9 to kick off the operation. We are honored to call Tom a member of our CBA family.

congraTulaTIons To The followIng conTInuIng educaTIon program (cep) raffle wInners:First Prize - $5,000 - Bill Bonney (Grandfather of Jacob Bonney ’16)Second Prize - $4,000 - John Baker (Uncle of Joe McDonald ’18)Third Prize - $3,000 - Kimberly Schaffer (Mother of Jeremy Schaffer ’17)Fourth Prize - $2,000 - Lisa Reutter (Mother of Stephen Reutter ’19)Fifth Prize - $1,000 - Theresa Towne (Great Grandmother of Dylan Beaulac ’18)

Thank you to everyone for their participation and support.

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Jones ’83 JoIns Board of TrusTeesCBA appointed Robert L. Jones ’83 as its newest member of the Board. Rob was a student athlete at CBA participating on Big Ten champion varsity football and track & field teams, as well as, the CBA drama & glee clubs. Upon graduation he received an appointment to the US Merchant Marine Academy from Congressman Samuel S. Stratton. He graduated from the US Merchant Marine Academy in 1987 with a BS in Marine Engineering.

Rob moved to Charleston, SC, where he was a nuclear engineer for the Department of Defense at the Charleston Naval Shipyard. He also spent time in the medical industry serving as a device representative for Medtronic and St. Jude Medical where he received both Brady & Tachy device certifications.

Rob and his wife Marlene currently reside in Chicago, IL where he is currently a corporate accounts executive in the industrial water treatment industry for ChemTreat, Inc, a subsidiary of the Danaher Corporation. Prior to joining ChemTreat he held several management positions in the industrial water treatment industry with Betz Laboratories / GE Water over a 19 year period.

BroTher wIllIam marTIn fsc, ’55 honorary Board memBer Brother William Martin, FSC, ’55 was appointed as an Honorary Board of Trustee. Brother William graduated from CBA in 1955. He was a Lieutenant Colonel in the Brigade, member of the Wansboro Rifle Drill Team and four year honor roll student. Brother entered the Christian Brother Novitiate in June, 1955. During his time as an educator Brother William taught science at CBA in Lincroft, NJ, was Vice Principal at CBA Syracuse and also served as Principal from 1973-1981. Brother William then returned to CBA Albany and served as principal from 1981 to 1993. CBA welcomes back Brother William and his

valued guidance to our Board of Trustees.

Two BroThers newly appoInTed TrusTeesBrother Joseph Schafer, FSC, has been appointed to the CBA Board of Trustees. Brother Schafer is a social worker at the La Salle School in Albany. He has served on boards of other Christian Brothers schools and held the position of Director of Finance for the Long Island New England District.

Brother Steven Olert, FSC, served as principal of CBA Albany from 1976 to 1979. He is currently the Director of the Office of Senior Brothers and on the staff at the de La Salle nursing home in Lincroft, NJ.

congraTulaTIons To melanIe sInnoTTCongratulations to CBA Spanish Department Chair and Holy Names alumnae Melanie Sinnott. Melanie was recently married to Mike Carroll. Photo taken by CBA alumni Matthew Bailly ’01

Mrs. Carroll with CBA students acting as honor guard for the wedding.

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20Th annual golden plus luncheonOver 70 alumni gathered on September 25th at the Century House for the 20th annual Golden Plus Luncheon. This event is held each fall for alumni who graduated at least 50 years ago. This year graduates from 1941 through 1963 were in attendance. Two of our most distinguished alumni, Earl B. Fieden ’41 and Leo Dean ’41 were presented with a special coin, designed by the Class of 2014, for their years of dedication and service to CBA. Pictured here with CBA students Nicholas Prattico ’14 and Cadet Colonel Brenden Ward ’14 are CBA alumni Vincent Iarossi ’48, Robert Iarossi ’56, Major Thomas Kelly (RET) ’53 and his wife Karen Lea Kelly.

alumnI hoop leagueThe CBA Alumni Basketball League has been playing for the last five years. The league was created to bring alumni together. Rob Groelz ’94, Assistant Principal for Students and junior varsity basketball coach is the founder and president. Funds generated to participate in the league have gone to sponsor the CBA Alumni Basketball Tournament and buy equipment for the program. For more information about joining the league please contact Matt Agan ’05 at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or [email protected].

Members of the teams that played in the 2013 Alumni League Championship Game

cBa holds fIrsT Thank you a-ThonFollowing donations received during the school year beginning July 1st through the phonathon for the 2013-14 school year, we thought the holidays were a perfect time to call and say thank you. CBA students volunteered to make phone calls thanking those who donated gifts during the first half of the 2013-2014 school year. Our boys were proud to call alumni, friends and supporters of CBA to express their gratitude. Thank you to everyone who donated a gift to Christian Brothers Academy, your generosity is greatly needed and appreciated.

cBa alumnI gaTher To supporT The fooTBall TeamPrior to the CBA vs. Shaker Section 2 Championship game on November 8th, CBA alumni gathered at the Across The Street Pub and Restaurant for a pre-game social.

From left to right: Enzo Tirino ’02, Dan Kirchner ’04, Kyle Gibson ’04, Pat Lee ’04, and Dan McGinn ’03. Also pictured are Holy Names alumnae Jen and Alex Smith.

CBA’s biggest party of the year, the 2014 Purple and Gold Gala, will be held on Saturday, April 5th 2014 at 7pm at the Wolferts Roost Country Club in Albany, NY. Proceeds from this year’s Gala will go towards the dining hall renovation project. Formal invitations will be sent out in February. If you can help with a donation to the gala please contact Matt Agan ’05 at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or [email protected].

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The class of ’58 holds ITs 55-year reunIonThe class of 1958 held its 55th reunion the weekend of September 27-29, beginning at the CBA Homecoming football game and ending Sunday at the Century House. They had a weekend of reminiscing and reconnecting while enjoying great food and conversation. Some came from quite a distance to be with the class and hope they took back good memories and warm feelings.

Sitting left to right: Tim O’Hearn, Dan Hurley, Bill Dolan, John Rosettie, Gene Zielinski

Standing left to right: Gene Connell, Joe Early, Joe O’Hagan, John Duffy, Tom Condon, John O’Connor, Barry Plunkett, John Ivinski

’63 holds 50Th reunIonThe Class of 1963 held their 50th reunion in late October. 25 members of the class were able to attend from areas such as Maine, North Carolina, South Carolina, Maryland, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Virginia. An informal gathering was held on Friday at Martel’s restaurant and a more formal dinner on Saturday at Treviso. The class of ’63 has generously decided to provide a Textbook Assistance Grant of $500 to a 2014 graduate. Members of the class would like to thank everyone who helped in the over one year of planning that led up to this reunion, and CBA would like to thank the members of the class for their generous gift.

The class of ’93 holds ITs 20 year reunIonThe Class of 1993 held its 20-year reunion on October 18, 2013 at the Albany Ancient Order of Hiberians.

Front row left to right: Joe Scandurra, Adriano Bongiorno, Tim Neugebauer, Mike Berben, Jon Duda, Josh Formica, Vinny Grosso.

Back row left to right: Jean Claude Rodrigue, Dave Hiller, Jeremiah Primeau, Todd Mahar, Greg Raczkowski, Bill Mehleisen, Shuron Morton, Pat Lawlor, Mike Cummings, Mike Caccese.

The class of ’83 holds ITs 30-year reunIonFront row left to right: Chris Wohltmann, Gregg Ragule, Mark Davitt, Scott Rogler, John Reavis, Kevin Flood, Dan Santandrea.

Back row left to right: Fred Bradley, Brian McGraw, Rob Mahoney, Mark Hulbert

The Class of 1983 held its 30-year reunion in August at the Saratoga Race Track. Members of that class enjoyed a great day catching up on old times and cheering on the ponies. Thank you to the members of the class that donated a gift to CBA for their 30-year reunion.

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alumnI class reunIon InformaTIonreunIons In 2014: All classes whose graduation years end in “4” or “9” will celebrate their reunions in 2014. If you are interested in assisting your class in planning a reunion, please contact Matt Agan ’05 in the CBA Alumni Office at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or email at [email protected]

Class of ’49: The Class of ’49 meets every third Tuesday of each month at Martel’s Restaurant at Capital Hills Golf Course. All are welcome. Please contact William Toomey at [email protected] for more information.

Class of ’53: The Class of ’53 meets for lunch at 1:00pm on the second Friday of every month at the Desmond Hotel on Albany-Shaker Road in Colonie. You are welcome to attend. Contact Paul Cooney at [email protected] for more information.

Class of ’54: The Class of ’54 will be celebrating their 60th Reunion this year. Alumni are beginning to contact the alumni office with interest, keep a look out for more information in the coming months. Please contact Matt Agan for more information or if you would like to help.

Class of ’59: the Class of ’59 has been meeting for lunch every other month since January 2011. Currently they meet every other month at either Lanie’s or Beff’s. Please contact Dave Yezzi at [email protected] for more information.

Class of ’60: The Class of ’60 meets for lunch every second Tuesday at Lanie’s Café in Loudonville at noon. Contact Ed DeCosmo at [email protected] for more information.

Class of ’64: The Class of ’64 will be celebrating its 50th reunion this year. Dave Momrow has showed interest in helping organize but others are needed. Please contact Matt Agan for more information or if you would like to help.

Class of ’59 celebrates its 55th Reunion









from The alumnI offIceWe are interested in creating more Alumni get-togethers in various cities throughout the US, current locations discussed are Philadelphia and Boston. If any Alumni are interested in helping to organize these get-togethers, or have ideas for other locations, please contact Matt Agan ’05 in the Alumni Office at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or [email protected].

cBa gaTherIng In florIdaLast year’s Florida alumni get-together was such a success CBA will be having two this year. Mark Motolese ’82 will be hosting an alumni get-together in Bonita Springs on Saturday, March 8th from 4-7pm and Baron Clancy ’61 will host the second annual Florida Alumni get-together in Vero Beach on Sunday, March 9th from 4-7 pm. Invitations will be mailed shortly. Mark your calendars; we hope to see you there!

cBa alumnI gaTherIng In nycGet ready big apple, CBA will be holding the annual New York City alumni gathering on Thursday, February 13th, 2013 at the New York Athletic Club. The event is being hosted by James O’Keefe ’66. All alumni are invited and invitations will be mailed shortly. A big thank you to Thom Maloney ’69 and Phil Sabatino ’05 for being our gracious hosts for many of these past years! Mark your calendars; we can’t wait to see everyone there.

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alumnI noTes

Leo P Dean ’41 has fully recovered from his auto accident and has resumed skydiving.

Roland Graves ’45 and his wife have eight children, 21 grandchildren, and 6 ½ great grandchildren.

Edward Kremzier ’46 has been married 61 years and has three children, seven grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.

Benjamin Sano ’48 is a retired building contractor, father of six, grandfather of 14, great grandfather of three “I am a proud Brother’s Boy”.

Lawrence Joyce ’52 has retired from teaching sociology and American history at SUNY Cobleskill after 43 years. He is currently volunteering at Cobleskill Hospital pastoral care, is Eucharistic minister at St. Vincent DePaul Church in Cobleskill, is a member of rotary, and teaching in SCHOOL a branch of Elder Hostel.

John L. Murphy ’53 is a Village Trustee for the Town of Colonie since 1995 and his wife Linda is a Colonie Board Member since 2008.

John Lyons ’54 had been married to Rosemarie for 54 years, January 30th, 2014, is enjoying retirement in Piter County, FL for 14 years and is active in many activities.

Ret. Col. Garth McFarland’s ’55 son Sean is a Major General Commander of the 1st armored division. His son Joe is a senior Biologist at the Genzyme Corporation, and his son Chris is a LTC RET Apache Pilot. His grandsons Mat and Phil are both West Point Grads.

Roderick J. Nieson ’56 has four grandchildren and has been married 54 years. His wife and he have been following the CBA basketball team for the last 40 years.

Joe Reilly ’56 hosts the radio show “Reilly-on-the-Radio” on WABY 1160 am from 11 am until noon daily. WABY covers the Capital District. The show features local news and information, stories of growing up in this area as well as his days at CBA, plus easy listening music.

Paul F Carpenter ’57 Health problems prevent him from driving his beautiful Porsche Boxster from Florida to enchanting upstate New York. He occupies himself by composing music, poetry, a historical novel, and attending military veteran events, in Bay County.

Richard J. Milos ’57 is retired and recently started a website called woodygifts.com that sells handcrafted wooden gifts.

John Rosettie ’58 and his wife recently returned from their annual trip to the Outer Banks, NC where they once again met John O’Connor ’58 and his wife Moira for lunch in Little Washington, N.C. John sends his best to all his classmates.

Rev. Robert J. Hohenstein ’59 was the recipient of the 38th annual John Cardinal McCloskey Award at Mount Saint Mary’s Seminary in Emmitsburg MD on October 1, 2013.

Bob Starzec ’59 has been diagnosed with esophageal cancer and is recuperating from chemo treatment. If anyone would like to express their well-wishes, his email: [email protected]

Dave Yezzi ’59 and other members of the class of ’59 got together in August for a small gathering. Starting from the left is Dave Yezzi, Buff Pariseau, Jerry DiDona, Joe Cotrofeld, Phil Donnelly, Dick Lavigne, Paul Paeglow. and John Paolino. The big guy in front being held down by Jerry and Joe is Tom Flanigan, who came in from California for the Saratoga meet.

Harold Westover III ’64 is retired with four children and 10 grandchildren. He currently lives in St. Augustine, FL, is an active Rotary member, a staff officer for the US Coast Guard Auxiliary and lecturer at Cathedral/ Basilica Flotilla.

James P. Fiore’s ’65 oldest son David got married in Carmel, CA on November 1, 2013.

Harry W. Marra ’65 According to sportcoachradio.com Harry is working at the Oregon Track Club and is arguably the best active decathlon coach in the world right now. His Olympic gold medalist, Ashton Eaton, just won the World Championship in Moscow.

James L. Rasmuson ’66 recently retired from Amtrak after 34 years on the railroad.

Kevin M. Lynch ’67 has been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer as a result of his service at ground zero, as a responder on 9/11/01 World Trade Center. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers.

Michael J. Romanzo ’68 is retired from Medco Health Solutions, where he was the group president of the Systemed Division. He currently resided in Atlanta and has three children and seven grandchildren

Frank Bolognino ’72 and his wife Mary are the proud owners of Roma Imports in Latham, NY.

Ernie Casile ’72 is a retired teacher from the Colonie Central School District; he now works at the Albany Catholic Diocese after returning to CBA for two years as the Assistant Principal for Academics.

Ken Kennedy ’72 is retired from the Albany Police Department.

Don Lantz ’72 works for the East Greenbush School District as well as Emma Willard School in Troy.

Bill McCarthy ’72 and his wife Maureen have two sons who are attorneys. Bill is currently a partner at Bolton-St. John’s, a government relations and public affairs firm in Albany.

Chet Sowinski ’72 lives in Guilderland and is a technician for CBS6 News.

Paul F Carpenter ’57

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Rev. John Yanas ’72 had a few classmates visit his home at the Sacred Heart Parish in Troy where he is the pastor. Father Yanas was a pastor in Herkimer County for many years and is doing well in his new assignment.

Gerald P. Leary, Esq. ’81 is a founding partner of the Albany law firm of Balzer & Leary, PLLC, and practices exclusively in the area of matrimonial and family law which he has done for the past 17 years. Jerry resides in Delmar, NY and has three children, ages 13, 12 and 10. Jerry coaches youth hockey in Bethlehem and is still telling anyone who will listen about a goal he scored against the Boston Bruins alumni hockey team a few years ago in a charity hockey game in Vermont. It was his first goal in 35 years!

Marc A. Carter ’85 is currently the Director of Technology at Episcopal High School in Alexandria, VA and his wife is the director of college counseling at Sidwell Friend’s School in Washington, D.C.

Michael John Hourigan Jr. ’88 completed his master’s in applied psychology and is beginning a PhD program in Conflict Evaluation and Resolution this fall at Nova Southeastern University.

Joe Tessitore ’89 will host the SEC (Southeastern Conference) Nation pre-game show on the SEC network. The SEC Nation college football pre-game show will air for two hours on Saturday mornings starting in the fall of 2014. Joe is a popular play-by-play announcer for ESPN and will still call games for ESPN through the college football season.

Gregory Murphy ’94 and his wife recently welcomed their second child into their family. Their oldest, Rachel, will be three in December. He is currently working as a sports medicine fellow at UMass Medical Center. Congratulations!

Matthew A. Dillenbeck ’04 is living in South Portland, ME and working for American Medical Response as an EMT. He is also working for Cape Elizabeth Fire Rescue as a firefighter/ EMT.

Stephen Astemborski ’05 is a West Point ’09 graduate and is currently a U.S. Army Captain. He recently returned from a deployment to Kuwait this past November. While deployed, Stephen

served as Assistant S3 for 7th Squadron, 10th Cavalry Regiment (Security Force-South). Already a Veteran of the War in Afghanistan, this is Captain Astemborski’s second deployment.

Joe Catalano ’05 is starting his second year as a teacher at CBA, teaching earth science to ninth and tenth graders. Joe is also the head junior varsity football coach at CBA.

William Drake ’06 is engaged to be married on August 16, 2014 to Ashleigh Dawson from Nyack, NY. William is a RPI grad and is in his first year of law school at Florida Coastal School of Law in Jacksonville, FL. Upon graduation, William plans to practice Corporate Law in Albany.

Joe Vellano ’07 is the starting defensive tackle for the New England Patriots in his first year with the team.

Jordan Sherman ’08 married Stephanie Dufort on August 17th, 2013. Many CBA alumni attended including his brothers, Casey ’07 and Carter ’11, Brendan Dufort ’11, Mark Walsh ’08 and Chris Small ’08.

Collin Shephard ’10 is a junior at North Georgia State majoring in business.

Andrew Riordan ’12 spent a month in the summer of 2013 at a naval base in San Diego for Navy training. Currently he is double majoring in integrative physiology and Russian at The University of Colorado, Boulder. The Navy is sending him to Yakutsk, Siberia in Russia this summer to become fluent in Russian. He is hoping to get a spot for Navy explosive ordinance disposal when he gets commissioned.

Brandon Bolger ’13 is playing soccer for Western New England University and scored his first ever collegiate goal in the Commonwealth Coast Conference Men’s Soccer Championship. The goal helped the Golden Bear win and advance on to the NCAA tournament.

Brandon Bolger. class of ’13

CBA would like to post your news and updates to share with your fellow alumni. Please forward any and all Alumni Notes that you would like to appear in our next issue of the Chronicles to Matt Agan ’05 at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or [email protected].

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Sherman ’08

Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Sherman wedding party

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To serve

cBa soccer scores a BIg goal for coaches vs. cancerThe Christian Brothers Academy soccer team held is first ever Coaches vs. Cancer soccer game on October 19th against the Lasalle Cadets. All proceeds for this event went to help fund cancer research. The CBA Junior Varsity won 2-0 and the CBA Varsity won 1-0 on an overtime goal by Matt Crisafulli. The soccer program was able to raise $1,048.73 to help support the fight against cancer. Special thanks to Varsity coach Garrett Cobb USA Gas and CBA parent Sue Wagner, for all they did to help put this event together.

cBa Blood drIveOn November 6th the American Red Cross had a blood drive sponsored by the National Honor Society at Christian Brothers Academy. 36 donors provided 35 units of blood that can potentially save the lives of 105 people. Another blood dive will be held at CBA on March 5th, 2014.

cBa supporTs Blue sTar moThersThe CBA Marching Band participated in the Blue Star Mothers Holiday Troop Food Drive kick-off at Colonie Center on November 11th.

annual food drIveThe CBA Student Council held their annual holiday food drive to help those in need in our community. The whole student body worked very hard to collect thousands of canned goods.

cBa crafT faIrCBA held its annual Craft Fair on November 23rd featuring vendors from all over the capital region. The event was a huge success.

purple and gold gala holIday kIck-off parTyThe Purple and Gold Holiday Kick-Off Party was held on November 14th in the CBA Alumni Library. Price of admission was one bottle of wine to be donated to our CBA wine wall at the April 5th Gala to support our CBA Big Brothers for Education Program. A special thanks to Joe Marrello ’86 and the staff at Marrello Restaurants and Catering for providing the delicious food, beverage, and atmosphere.

2013 Varsity Soccer Team

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cBa fooTBall volunTeers aT The rocMembers of the CBA football team volunteered at the Saratoga Hospital Run for the ROC. The Run is a fundraiser for the hospital’s Radiation Oncology unit. Funds will be used for patients with needs such as transportation, wigs, prosthesis, etc. that insurance does not cover.

adopT-a-famIlyStudents at CBA collected donated toys for the Adopt-A-Family Program to benefit children and families in need. CBA’s core mission is service to the community. The school holds its boys to a high standard of service and charity, and once again, the student body and broader CBA community have exceeded expectations.

nIck’s fIghT To Be healed Members of the CBA cross country and soccer programs participated in Nick’s Fight to be Healed 5k this past fall. The Nick’s Fight to be Healed Foundation supports pediatric cancer patients. Justin Van Epps ’14 won the event and fellow runners Kaushik Pilar ’15, Liam O’Brien ’15 and Nick O’Brien ’15 all finished in the top ten.

veTeran’s day paradeThe CBA Brigade marched in the Veteran’s Day Parade in Albany on November 11. The Brigade led by Cadet Colonel Brenden Ward ’14.

Pictured is the CBA Wansboro Rifle Drill Team.

cBa colonIe youTh helps Blue sTar moThers holIday drIveMembers of the CBA Town of Colonie Youth Advisory Board collected items for troops overseas as part of the Blue Star Mother’s Holiday Drive. Snack items, personal hygiene products and entertainment items/ games were collected and presented to the Blue Star Mothers at the Youth Advisory Board’s December 5th meeting. Pictured here with members of the Blue Star Mothers are CBA students Nick Belles ’14, Ryan O’Hagan ’14, Dustin Scaringe ’15, Jack O’Hara ’18, Jack Rento ’17, Kaushik Pilar ’15, Chris O’Keefe ’14, Kevin Mullady ’16 and Andrew DiNovo ’17.

Thank you Katherine Murphy, Don Thomas, Colleen Mullady, Steve Carnavos, JoAnn Hoose, and all other friends and alumni who generously shared the photos they took at CBA events. We welcome all photos. Please forward them to CBA Alumni Relations and Special Events Coordinator Matt Agan ’05 at [email protected].

Spring/ Summer 2013 Chronicles Inadvertent Omission

Kevin Wilson ’14 was promoted to the rank of Captain in May 2013, and assigned to be the CBA Cadet Chaplain for the 2013-2014 school year.

gIfTs In memory

In Memory of William Burgess ’18Mr. William B. Picotte

In Memory of Reverend Anthony GulleyMr. and Mrs. Terrence Brennan ’74Mrs. Margaret CarrollCollege of St. RoseMr. and Mrs. Jordan ConboyMs. Patricia and Agnes CullenMr. and Mrs. Philip Donnelly ’59Mr. and Mrs. James J. FazzoneMr. and Mrs. Richard FrankMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. GizaraMr. and Mrs. Todd HaggertyMr. Joseph L. HarkinsMrs. Catherine M. KrugerMr. and Mrs. Michael C. MartoneMs. Dolores A. McEnaneyMr. Matthew MendlesonMr. and Mrs. Rom RomanoMr. and Mrs. Joseph RzeznikMr. and Mrs. Benjamin Sano ’48Mrs. Beatrice L. WalshMr. John J. Yanas Sr., Esq. BFSC ’47Mr. Richard Zaccardo

In Memory of Doris KantorMr. and Mrs. Robert Shields

In Memory of Charles Korem ’40Mr. and Mrs. John BachellerMs. Donna DolanMs. Suzanne H. ManjiMr. and Mrs. Wayne L. PrattMr. and Mrs. Harry W. Sheets

In Memory of William LearyMs. Barbara A. CarlsonMr. and Mrs. Clarence D. BassettMr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitbeck

In Memory of Louis MarozziBonadio & Co., LLPMr. Brian Culnan Esq. ’85Mr. Peter V. DeMarcoGus Z Associates LtdMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini Jr. ’84Ms. June M. MeleMr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor Sr.PHAC Products Inc.Mr. Peter E. Platt ’57Un ion Fire Company of Ballston Spa

Inc.Urell, Inc.Village of Ballston SpaDr. and Mrs. Arthur Wallingford

In Memory of Hank McFerrin ’55Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Sheehan ’55

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

In Memory of Joseph O’Heaney ’52Mr. and Mrs. Hugh H. Higgins Jr.Ms. Kim KohinkeMr. and Mrs. David F. Riker ’54

In Memory of Jonathan William Pratt ’04Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt

Mr. and Mrs. John Rosettie ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sabatino ’67

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Sacca Ph.D ’63

Brother Thomas Scanlan FSC

Brother Joseph Schafer FSC

Mr. and Mrs. James Schlegel

Mr. and Mrs. Grant Thomas Selfridge

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Shephard

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smith

Mr. James T. Smith Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Darryll S. Towsley ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Traegler

Ms. Michelle Van De Loo

Mr. and Mrs. Todd VanEpps

Mrs. Linda Vigars-Amyot

Mr. and Mrs. George Wiederkehr

Mr. John J. Yanas Sr., Esq. BFSC ’47

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zappone ’80

$400 to $499 Century Club

Dr . and Mrs. H. Stephen Christenson DDS ’60

Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron Clancy ’61

Mr. Leo P. Dean FLMI,CLU,ChFC ’41

Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeCosmo ’60

Ms. Helen Farrell

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frost

Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Gelman

Mr. Howard L. Kelley ’41

Mr. David M. Koonz

Mr. and Mrs. John McKenna ’96

Mr. and Mrs. John R. O’Connor ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ophardt

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shields

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Smith ’69

Mr. William A. Toomey III ’73

Rev. John J. Yanas Jr. ’72

$1 to $399 Special Friends

518 Athlete

A. E. Rosen Electrical Co., Inc.

Mr. Scott C. Abbotts ’90

AC Bodyworks & Sons Inc

Adirondack Beverages

Adirondack Hercules Tire Corp.

Mr. and Mrs. Aric Aery

AFSCO Fence

Albany ENT & Allergy Services, P.C.

Dr. Catalina L. Alegre-Levine

Mr. Joseph M. Aliberti ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allegretti ’43

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gavigan ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hay ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan

Col. (R) and Mrs. Craig Langhauser ’78

Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Larsen

Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Lusted

Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Maggs Sr.

Dr. and Mrs. Roger Moraski M.D. ’57

Mr. and Mrs. John J. Murtagh ’49

Hon. and Mrs. Howard Nolan Jr. ’49

Mr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor Jr. ’75

Mr. and Mrs. James O’Keefe Jr. ’66

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Scaringe ’82

Rev. Erwin H. Schweigardt Ph.D. ’57

Mr. Brian Shanly ’96

Mr. and Mrs. Emery Thibodeau ’58

$500 to $999 Founder’s Club

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen ’44

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Arena

Co l. and Mrs. David Bronner Jr. USA (Ret) ’62

Mr. and Mrs. William Burkhard ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cleary

Dr. and Mrs. James Comis Jr. ’56

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Crinigan Jr. ’44

Mr. and Mrs. Neal Dill

Mr. Jason J. Ellis ’90

Brother John Farrell FSC

Br. Thomas Gerrow FSC

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilmore

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glavin ’49

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Glennon

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holtzman

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hornachek ’62

Mr. and Mrs. James Horvath

Mrs. Suzanne Jensen

Mr. Robert L. Jones ’83

Dr. F. Robert Jordan, Jr. ’59

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keenan ’51

Mr. Michael J. Lounsbery Jr. ’88

Mr. and Mrs. F. Bruce Merges ’55

Mr. and Mrs. John Merry ’49

Mr. and Mrs. D. Lee Miller

Mr. Eugene Napierski Esq. ’61

Brother Stephen Olert FSC

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pape ’56

Mr. and Mrs. James Pedlow ’60

Mr. and Mrs. George Porter Jr. ’64

Recovery Sports Grill - Colonie

Mr. Joseph A. Reilly ’56

Mr . and Mrs. Everett Roberts (USAF RET) ’56

$10,000 + Saint John Baptist Club

Anonymous

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DiNovo Esq

Mr. James Hunter ’52

Mr. K. Mark Mottolese ’82

John D. Picotte Family Foundation

$5,000 to $9,999 Saint Miguel Club

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Cunningham ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ozimek ’65


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van De Loo ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Zielinski ’58

$2,000 to $4,999 Brother’s Council

Mr. William J. Adams ’59

Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony ’81

Brothers of the Christian School

Mr. Brian Culnan Esq. ’85

E.A. Barvoets Fund

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Franze ’59

Mr. Richard J. Huether ’51

JC Charitable Trust

Ms. Sheila Greco and Mr. John Krong

Mr. John Leonard ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lounsbery

Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Marini Jr. ’84

Mr. Patrick W. McCann

Mr. Charles F. McCarthy ’51

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mesick ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Hara

Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy O’Hearn ’58

Mr. and Mrs. David B. Smith ’75

Mr. and Mrs. John L. Vanderhoef

$1,000 to $1,999 Director’s Club

Mr. and Mrs. Carm Basile

Mr. and Mrs. David Blair ’53

Hon. Ronald Canestrari ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carey

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Casile Jr. ’72

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Clemente BFSC ’70

Co mmunity Foundation For The Capital Region

Mr. John Dowd ’61

Drive 4 UR School

Thank you To our donors from July 1, 2013 – decemBer 31, 2013

annual gIfT donaTIonsJuly 1, 2013-December 31, 2013

Mr. and Mrs. William Allen ’44

Alumni Basketball League

Mr. Michael J. Alvaro III ’76

Mr. Michael J. Alvaro Jr. ’44

Mr. Ronald Anzalone ’64

Awards by Walsh’s

Mr. and Mrs. John Bacheller

Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Bancroft ’67

Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes ’53

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baron

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barton ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bassett

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Bassett

Mr. Robert F. Bauer ’48

Mr. and Mrs. David Bean ’55

Bedrock Construction

Col. John L. Begley MBA PhD ’45

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Benedetti

Mr. Arthur R. Benoit ’60

Benzay & Harrison Inc.

Brother Robert Berger FSC

Mr. James J. Berkery ’65

Mr. and Mrs. John Bevilacqua Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Biernacki ’62

Co l. and Mrs. Arthur Bills (USA RET) ’50

Mr. and Mrs. James Blaauboer ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blaauboer

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Blanchfield ’56

Mr. and Mrs. William Boardman ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bobeck ’45

Mr. and Mrs. John Bolles ’69

Bonadio & Co., LLP

Mr. Santino Bonanni ’81

Mr. and Mrs. William Bonney

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Borjeson

Ms. Loretta C. Borkowski

Bova Engineering PLLC

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boyer ’55

Mrs. Christine E. Brady

Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan Jr. ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Brennan ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Tim Brennan

Mr. and Mrs. John Breslin ’00

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brewer ’71

Mr. and Mrs. Steven Brignoli

Mr. and Mrs. John Brilling

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Bronner Ph.D

Mrs. Helen Brooks

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brousseau ’59

Mr. Kenneth M. Bruce ’79

Mr. and Mrs. Terry Brumsey

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Buddenhagen


Dr. and Mrs. George DiDonna MD ’59

Mr. and Mrs. John Dieckelman ’78

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher DiFiore

Mr. Robert Dignum

Mr. Matthew A. Dillenbeck ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis DiMuria ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Distefano

Mr. and Mrs. John Doemel

Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan ’58

Ms. Donna Dolan

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Domenico Jr. ’90

Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Donato ’49

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donnelly ’59

Mr. Luke L. Dott ’95

drb Business Interiors

Mr. and Mrs. John Duffy ’58

Col. and Mrs. James Dunn USA RET ’51

Mr. and Mrs. James Durso ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dwyer ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dwyer ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dyer ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Eagan Jr. ’82

Mr. Joseph C. Early ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eberle ’54

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Edwards

Mr. and Mrs. John Elacqua ’54

Mr. and Mrs. Sean Ellis

ERay Building Services

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Esposito

Ms. Merri Evans

Mr. and Mrs. John Evers

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fahy ’57

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Falvo ’51

Mr. Joseph S. Farinelli ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Farnan Sr.

Mr. Joseph T. Farrar ’56

Mr. Edward Farrell

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Farrell ’61

Mr. and Mrs. James J. Fazzone

Mrs. Teresa J. Fenimore

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fernandez

Mr. and Mrs. James Feuerbach

Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Finin

Mr. and Mrs. James Fiore ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fisher

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fittizzi

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Fitzgerald Jr. ’75

Mrs. Sharon Flood

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Flood ’83

FMI Masonry Corp

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ford ’50

Mr. and Mrs. John Forner III ’66

Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Forner M.D. ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Bulger Sr. ’39

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulson ’46

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Burgess ’49

Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Burns ’56

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns ’69

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Burton

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Burton ’46

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Butler ’58

Mr. and Mrs. John Buyaskas

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Byrne ’60

Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Byron

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bytner ’46

Mr. and Mrs. John Cahill

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cahill ’49

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Calagna

Capital City Produce LLC

Mr. Peter J. Cappellano ’94

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Capra Jr. ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Card ’41

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cardinale

Mr. Alfred V. Cardona ’63

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carioto ’61

Ms. Barbara A. Carlson

Mr. and Mrs. Britt Carmer

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Dr. and Mrs. Richard DalCol

Circle Diner

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College of St. Rose

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Mr. and Mrs. William Conboy II

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connell

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Conners II ’67

Cooke’s Remodeling

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corradi

Courtright Enterprises LLC dba Wastewater Mgmt & Consulting

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Col. and Mrs. John Cummings (RET) ’57

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Cuts and Blends Barber Shop

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dalton Jr. ’60

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Dance Dimensions

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Diamond Facility Services, Inc.

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Mr. James H. French ’56

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Frese

Ms. Amy Furbeck

Brother Peter Furlong FSC ’58

Dr. Marianne Gable, DDS

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gallagher ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Galuski Jr.

Mr. James P. Gaston ’73

Deacon and Mrs. William Gaul Jr. ’48

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Mrs. Regina George

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gerwin P.E. ’44

GEVA Accounting Firm, LLC

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Dr. Tariq Gill

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Ms. Susan Giungo

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Mr. Lawrence C. Gray

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Gus Z Associates Ltd

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Mrs. Dorothy Halloran

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Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lyons ’49

M. Keneston Corp.

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Mr. and Mrs. John Mackey

Mackey Automotive LLC

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Brother William Martin FSC ’55

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Mrs. Carol J. Mattozza

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Mrs. Regina W. McGrath

Hannoush Jewelers, Inc.

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Innovative Home Improvements

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KBM of Halfmoon Inc.

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Knights of Columbus Latham - Colonie Council 3394

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Knowles GMC, Inc. dba Gendron’s Truck Center

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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lacosse Jr.

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Lanie’s Cafe

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Mr. Thomas J. McGraw ’87

Mr. and Mrs. Sean M. McKenna ’87

Mr. and Mrs. J. Elliott McKevitt ’53

Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin ’45

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McMahon

McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams PC

Mr. and Mrs. Brien McNulty ’56

Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Medick ’73

Ms. June M. Mele

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Melillo

Mr. Matthew Mendleson

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merges ’93

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mesick ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mesick ’88

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mesick ’91

CPT. and Mrs. James Meyers Jr.

Mr. Nicholas Miggins ’66

Mr. and Mrs. John Mignacci

Mrs. Elizabeth Miller

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Mr. and Mrs. William Milton

Mr. and Mrs. E. Leo Mokhiber

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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Montana ’64

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Mr. and Mrs. James L. Mosall ’74

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Moss

Mr. Thomas P. Mottolese ’69

Mr. Neil W. Moynihan ’47

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulderry Esq. ’50

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Mr. John T. Mulready

Mr. Richard W. Mulvey

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Mr. and Mrs. William F. Murphy Jr.

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Mrs. Loretta Neville

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Nickol

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Niesen ’56

Mr. Frank J. Nigro Jr. ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nolan ’82

Northway Toyota

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Mr. and Mrs. Christopher O’Brien

Mr. and Mrs. Michael O’Brien ’62

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Connor ’73

Mr. and Mrs. James O’Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Peter O’Connor

Mr. and Mrs. John V. O’Connor Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome O’Grady

Mr. Kevin M. O’Hearn ’98

Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Keefe

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Neill ’54

Orange Motor Co. Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ostrander ’58

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O’Sullivan ’78

Mrs. Rita O’Sullivan

Mr. and Mrs. James O’Toole

Mr. Thomas J. O’Toole ’54

Ov erton, Russell, Doerr and Donovan, LLP

Mr. and Mrs. R. William Paffenback ’53

Lt. Zygmunt J. Palasz ’70

Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Palmer Sr.

Mr. Joseph A. Papa Jr. ’86

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Papa

Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Perreault ’60

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Perry

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peters

Mr. and Mrs. Ward Petrie Sr. ’58

Mr. and Mrs. John Petro

Mrs. Cynthia Pettit

PHAC Products Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. John Phelan ’58

Co l. and Mrs. Frank Phelan USA (RET) ’52

Dr . David Picchione and Dr. Nancyann Quimby

Mr. William B. Picotte

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce Jr. ’57

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pierre

Dr. Suhasini Pinapati

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Mr. and Mrs. William Pratt

Mr. Vincent Prattico III

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Mr. and Mrs. James Raimo

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Mr. Dominick P. Rappazzo ’57

Mr. and Mrs. James Rasmuson ’66

Mr. Robert W. Raum ’50

Mr. Martin G. Ray ’74

Mr. John J. Ray Jr. ’69

Reaal Inc. dba McDonald’s

Realty USA Capital, Inc.

Lt. Russell H. Reimer ’76

Mr. and Mrs. Don Reisinger II ’04

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Reisner ’56

Ms. Ann Rento

Retirement Planning Group LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Reuss ’91

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Reutter

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Mr. and Mrs. David Reynolds ’61

Mr. John P. Ricci ’62

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Mrs. Diane Riley

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Mrs. Rosemary Risler

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Mr. Timothy L. Roche ’73

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rock ’49

Mrs. Joan B. Rogers

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rogler ’83

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rogowski

Roma Foods Importing Co., Inc.

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Mr. and Mrs. Rom Romano

Mr. Michael J. Romanzo R.Ph. ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rosano ’68

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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ruso

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Mr. Michael K. Ryan

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Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Scalzo

Mr. and Mrs. George Scaringe

Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Scaringe ’02

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Scavo Jr. ’94

Schaap Moving Systems Inc.

Major and Mrs. James A. Schaeffer

Schenectady Auto Service

Mrs. Nancy Schiesel

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt

Mr. George H. Schnurr ’49

Mr. Kyle Schoen

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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Serafin

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Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Seymour

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Mr. Joseph B. Shapiro ’83

Mr. Raymond C. Sheehan Jr. ’48

Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Sheehan ’55

Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Sheets

Sheila Greco Associates LLC

Mr. and Mrs. James Shellenberger


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Mr. Joseph J. Smith ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith ’47

Smith’s School Uniforms & More

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder

Mr. and Mrs. James Squadere

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Squadere Jr. ’61

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stanton ’58

Stanton Bros. Hay Feura Farm

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Mr. and Mrs. William Steinhoff

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Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stire

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Mr. and Mrs. Karl Strattman Jr. ’50

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Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Stutzman

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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Sullivan ’68

Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sumner ’72

Ms. Christina Tangredi Seagroatt Esq.

Target

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Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte

Th e Business Council of NYS Insurance

The Walters Co

Thomas Stanley Associates, LLC

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Mr. and Mrs. William Toomey Jr. ’49

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Reverends Anthony and James Gulley Scholarship

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JC Charitable Trust

150th Anniversary Campaign

Mr. and Mrs. Carm Basile

Mr. Brian Culnan Esq. ’85

Technology Grant

E.A. Barvoets Fund

South Colonie Central Schools

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AC Bodyworks & Sons Inc

Adirondack Hercules Tire Corp.

Alumni Basketball League

Bova Engineering PLLC

Capital District Drywall, Inc.


Cooke’s Remodeling

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Corradi

Cuts and Blends Barber Shop

Mr. and Mrs. Louie Daigle

ERay Building Services

FMI Masonry Corp

Dr. Marianne Gable, DDS

GEVA Accounting Firm, LLC


Mr. and Mrs. Hakim Jones


Mackey Automotive LLC

Mr. and Mrs. John Mackey



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Mr. Ryan J. Murray ’97

Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Niesen ’56

Northway Toyota

O’Connor & O’Connor CPAs


Mr. and Mrs. James O’Toole

Parisi, Coan & Saccocio, PLLC


Retirement Planning Group LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Sausville

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Seymour

Sheila Greco Associates LLC


Stanton Bros. Hay Feura Farm

Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stire

Th e Business Council of NYS Insurance

Mr. Rex C. Trobridge

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Trobridge

Mr. and Mrs. William Trudeau Jr. ’85

Mr. and Mrs. Dorian Tucker

Union Fire Company of Ballston Spa Inc.

Urell, Inc.

Mr. Edward M. Urschel ’47

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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van De Loo Jr. ’65

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Van Ullen ’71

Village of Ballston Spa

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Mr. Christopher Waite

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Mrs. Beatrice L. Walsh

Mr. Thomas J. Walsh ’70

Mr. Fred C. Weber Jr. ’45

Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Westover II ’64

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitbeck

Mr. Michael W. White ’59

Whitney & Ryan General Contractors

Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Windelspecht ’66

Windham Mountain Inn

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Ms. Carolyn Woods

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Young ’70

Young, Fenton, Kelsey & Brown, P.C.

Mr. Richard Zaccardo

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zanotta ’75

Ms. Deborah Zelker

Ms. Kelly K. Zelker

Ze lker Elevator Co. Inc. a/k/a Simmons Elevator Co.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zgrzepski ’68

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Ziamandanis ’47

Brother Thomas Zoppo, FSC

Saint LaSalle Society

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Mr. and Mrs. Edward DeCosmo ’60

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Ford ’50

Mr. Richard Huether ’51

Mr. John Jennings

Mr. Gerald C. Kelleher ’26

Mr. John P. Liuzzi ’37


Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mulderry Esq. ’50

Mr. Peter J. Neumann ’22

Dr. and Mrs. William F. O’Brien ’46

Dr. and Mrs. James Puleo, AFSC ’52

Mr. and Mrs. David Quinn

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The Honorable Anthony Cardona ’58 Technology Wing

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Mr. and Mrs. John O’Connor ’58



Mr. and Mrs. John Rosettie ’58

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Ciara Rose Van De Loo Scholarship

Brother Robert Berger FSC

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Domenico Jr. ’90


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mullady



Ms. Christina Tangredi Seagroatt Esq.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Traegler

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Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van De Loo ’90

Big Brothers for Education

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knizek


Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mesick ’85

Capt. and Mrs. Charles Mull ’45

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Edward Barry ’34 Scholarship

Mrs. Joan B. Rogers


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Football Booster

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Adirondack Beverages

AFSCO Fence

Albany ENT & Allergy Services, P.C.

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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Buddenhagen

Capital City Produce LLC

Circle Diner

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Mr. Don Crotty ’56

Mr. Robert Dignum

Ex posure Marketing & Promotion Inc. (Drive 4Ur School)

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Galuski Jr.

Hannoush Jewelers, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hehir ’78

Kn owles GMC, Inc. dba Gendron’s Truck Center


Lanie’s Cafe

M & T Bank

Mr. and Mrs. J. Gerard McAuliffe Jr.

McNamee, Lochner, Titus & Williams PC

Ov erton, Russell, Doerr and Donovan, LLP

Recovery Sports Grill - Colonie

Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rogler ’83

Mr. and Mrs. James Rotolo ’69



Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte

Thomas Stanley Associates. LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Vivian

Golf Booster


Hockey Booster

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Janitronics Facility Services

KBM of Halfmoon Inc.

Mr. David M. Koonz

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kopp

M. Keneston Corp.


Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Matos

Mr. and Mrs. Marc Mesick ’88

Mr. and Mrs. William Naylor

Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Keefe

Reaal Inc. dba McDonald’s

Realty USA Capital, Inc.

Roma Foods Importing Co., Inc.

Mr. Michael K. Ryan

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Serafin



The Walters Co

Whitney & Ryan General Contractors

Ms. Kelly K. Zelker

Ze lker Elevator Co. Inc. a/k/a Simmons Elevator Co.

Soccer Booster


Music Parents and Friends

Mr. and Mrs. David Bonney


Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carey


Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cassidy

Cole’s Woodwind Shop

Dance Dimensions


Ms. Merri Evans

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fernandez

Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gilmore

Ms. Susan Giungo


Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harrison

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holtzman

Innovative Home Improvements

Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jankowy

Mr. and Mrs. John Karrat

Mr. and Mrs. Ritch Kielb

Mr. and Mrs. Sean R. Kirker

Mr. and Mrs. Todd Kramm

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaCivita

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LaMarco

Mr. and Mrs. David Lomascolo

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Marsh

CPT. and Mrs. James Meyers Jr.

Mr. John T. Mulready

Mr. and Mrs. William Munro


Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ophardt

Orange Motor Co. Inc.


Mr. and Mrs. John Petro

Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pierre

Mr. and Mrs. Xavi Ponthokkan

Mr. and Mrs. James Raimo


Schaap Moving Systems Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Greg Seeley

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Serafini



Ms. Carolyn Woods

Young, Fenton, Kelsey & Brown, P.C.

2014 Purple & Gold Gala


Schenectady Auto Service

JROTC


Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Lusted

Carol Lombardo Smith Scholarship


John D. Picotte Family Foundation Scholarship

John D. Picotte Family Foundation

Margaret Smith Scholarship


Thomas J. Hogan ’47 Scholarship

Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Hogan

Scholarships

Co mmunity Foundation For The Capital Region

Kn ights of Columbus Latham - Colonie Council 3394

Lynn F. & Eugene J. Zielinski ’58 Distinguished Teaching Award


Gifts In-Kind

Cole’s Woodwind Shop

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Scaringe `82

Matching Gift Companies

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Boeing/Gift Matching Program

Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation

GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program

GlaxoSmithKline Foundation

Go ldman Sachs Matching Gift Program

Macy’s Foundation

Morgan Stanley

Christian Brothers Academy is grateful for your continued support. If we inadvertently omit-ted your donation, please accept our apology & notify Matt Agan ’05 in the Office of Institutional Advancement at (518) 452-9809 ext. 120 or [email protected].

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upcomIng evenTs • CBA Military Ball January 19th

• Officers Dining Inn February 10th

• First semester 2013 Honors Night February 12th

• NYC Alumni Reception February 13th

• Winter Recess February 17th - February 21st

• Red Cross Blood Drive March 5th

• Florida Alumni Receptions March 8th & March 9th

• Spring Open House March 20th

• Purple and Gold Gala April 5th

• Spring Recess April 14th - 21st

• Mothers’ Review May 15th

• Graduation Liturgy May 17th

• Senior High Graduation May 18th

• Officers Commissioning May 19th

• Last Day of Classes June 13th

• 8th Grade Moving Up Ceremony June 16th

• CBA Alumni Golf Tournament June 16th

enTrance exam daTes

• February 1st

• April 12th

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