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MARMIONThe News Magazine

of Marmion Abbey and Academy

August 2010Volume 60, Number 3

MARMION (USPS 330-520) is published four times a year in January, April, August and November by Marmion, 1000 But-terfi eld Road, Aurora IL, 60502-9742. Second Class postage paid at Aurora IL 60507. Free subscription.

Publisher:Rt. Rev. John Brahill OSB ‘67

Editor: Rev. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59

Associate Editor: Madelyn T. Weed

Contributing Writers:Madelyn T. Weed

Rev. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59Dan A. Howell

Carmen P. FredaRt. Rev. John Brahill OSB ‘67

Contributing Photographers:Madelyn T. Weed

Jim NewportBrian Cole ‘81

Steve BuyanskyPhotography by Feltes

Hinds Photography

Cover Photo by Madelyn WeedAbbot John Brahill OSB ‘67 was elected the fi fth abbot of Marmion Abbey on June 25, 2010.

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(l-r) Abbot John Brahill OSB with Br. Marcos Rivas OSB and Nov-ices Fr. Michael Solazzo and Seth Brown.

Br. Marcos Professes Solemn VowsAbbey Welcomes Two Novices

Br. Marcos Rivas OSB, 32 years old, professed his Solemn Vows as a monk of Marmion Abbey on July 11, the Solemnity of Saint Benedict. He is a native of Columbia, where he com-pleted his secondary and university education. He received a degree in counseling in the year 2002 from Saint Buenaven-tura University in Medellin, Columbia.

After working for two years, 2002-03, in Columbia as a counselor with patients in a hospital, Br. Marcos came to the United States in 2004 affi liated with the Priests of the Sacred Heart seeking a vocation to the consecrated life. Af-ter seven months of intensive English language studies at Sacred Heart School of Theology in Hales Corners WI, he lived with them in Chicago from 2005 – 2006 as a candidate. During this time he also studied one year of Philosophy at St. Xavier University, Chicago. However, he realized dur-ing this time that his vocation was not with them but to the monastic life. Through a friend, he came to know Marmion. He entered Marmion Abbey in May of 2006 and made his novitiate from July 2006 – July 10, 2007 when he professed temporary vows.

During this past semester, Br. Marcos completed his pastoral internship program, a requirement at Mundelein Seminary during Second Theology. As a part of this program he gave

an adult Bible study class at Annunciation parish, partici-pated daily in one of Fr. Joel’s junior theology classes, and did an assortment of other things such as giving some voca-tion talks. He also took two classes at Mundelein during this time. The internship also provided Brother Marcos with the opportunity to participate more fully in the life of the Abbey. He will continue his theological studies at Mundelein this fall.

The Marmion monks also welcomed two novices, Fr. Mi-chael Solazzo and Seth Brown, on July 10. They received the Benedictine monastic habit during a traditional ceremony that took place during First Vespers of the Solemnity of St. Benedict.

Fr. Michael Solazzo, a 59 year old native of Cicero, was or-dained to the priesthood in 1976 for the Archdiocese of Chi-cago. Since ‘76 he has worked in four parishes, most recently as pastor of St. Mary’s in Evanston (2000–10), was full-time chaplain for the Misericordia Home (1992-2000) and has been, since ‘92, the chaplain for the Benedictine Sisters at Saint Scholastica Monastery in the Archdiocese In 2004 he became an Oblate of St. Benedict at St. Scholastica’s and since 2004 he has been regularly visiting Marmion Abbey. He has been discerning entering the Abbey for a long time.

Seth Brown, 27 years old, was born into a Baptist family and was received into the Catholic Church at age 21. He entered the pre-theology program at Mundelein Seminary in 2007, where he has been until now a seminarian for the Diocese of Springfi eld. He has now successfully completed his fi rst year of Theology, after two years of pre-theology studies at Mundelein. In February this year he received the Ministry of Reader at Mundelein Seminary

(l r) Abbot John Brahill OSB with Br Marcos Rivas OSB and Nov

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Father John Thomas Brahill OSB ’67 was elected the fifth ab-bot of Marmion Abbey by his fellow Benedictine monks on Friday, June 25. After his election and acceptance, Abbot Pe-ter Eberle OSB, the Abbot President of the Benedictine Swiss-American Congregation, immediately confirmed his election. Bishop Thomas G. Doran, Bishop of the Diocese of Rockford, will celebrate the Mass for the “Blessing of an Abbot” on Wednesday, August 11, at 10:30 a.m. in the Abbey Church of St. Augustine of Canterbury.

“It is humbling to know that the monastic community has placed its trust in me to serve both as abbot of Marmion Ab-bey and as the President of Marmion Academy,” said Abbot John. “I accept this great responsibility in a spirit of faith in God’s divine guidance and in a spirit of obedience to Christ and to His Church, although I must also admit with trepi-dation. I also know that I am supported by my brothers in the monastery as well as by many, many good people in the Academy, by alumni, parents, students, and all of Marmion’s very dear friends. I count on your support.”

Monks Elect Abbot John Brahill, OSB ‘67

Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67 was elected the fi fth Abbot of Marmion Abbey on June 25, 2010. Abbot John most recently served as the Assistant Development Director after serving 17 years as the Prior of Marmion’s Guate-mala Mission.

“I accept this great responsibility in a spirit of faith in God’s divine guidance and in a spirit of obedience to Christ and to His Church.”

Abbot John (age 61) was the Prior of Marmion’s mission Priory of San Jose’ in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, for seven-teen years (1992 – 2009). In this past year he was the Novice and Junior Master of the Abbey and the associate director of development of the Abbey and Academy. Previous to his missionary years, Abbot John was the academic dean and an instructor of theology at the Academy.

Abbot John grew up in Bensenville, the son of Lucille and the late Joseph Brahill. He has one older brother, Michael ‘64. After graduating in 1967 as a resident student at Mar-mion, Abbot John received a B.S. degree in biology from St. Louis University. He worked in private industry until en-tering Marmion Abbey in 1977. He professed his vows as a Benedictine monk on August 6, 1978. He did his theological studies at St. Meinrad School of Theology, St. Meinrad IN, and Sant’ Anselmo University in Rome. He was ordained to the priesthood on June 5, 1982.

Abbot John succeeds Abbot Vincent Bataille OSB who served for eighteen years. Earlier Marmion abbots include the founding abbot, Abbot Gerald Benkert OSB (now 100 years old), the late Abbot Mark Hogan OSB and Abbot David Cyr OSB ’44.

Abbot John is the major religious superior for 38 Benedictine monks (26 priests, ten brothers and two novices), with 32 at the Abbey and five at the mission Priory in Guatemala. As abbot, he is also the President of Marmion Academy. Twelve monks are involved with the Academy as teachers and ad-ministrators. Marmion monks are also pastors at Annuncia-tion Parish and St. George Romanian Catholic Parish, both in Aurora

Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67 was elected the fifth Abbot

Students Work with Habitat for Humanity in Guatemala

Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67, Judy Kosky and Jean Clementz chaper-oned eleven students on a mission trip to Quetzaltenango, Guatemala in June. They stayed at Marmion’s Priory and worked with the local Habitat for Humanity to help build three houses. (l-r) Judy Kosky, Brad White, Jean Clementz, Evan Wells, Marshall Kanute, Eddie Catich, JC Nelson, AJ Friedman, Dugan Gallina, Alex Eanes, Chaz Leonard, Jack Keilly, Matt Lochmeuller and Abbot John Brahill OSB ‘67

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Fr. Damien Daprai OSB died suddenly on a bright June morning in 2010 while jogging on the Abbey and Academy grounds. He was 46 years old, a monk for six years and a priest for two years.

He was born in Libya on July 1, 1963, and was baptized with the name of Anthony at the Base Chapel in New York where his father was in the military. Fr. Damien was the oldest of four children born to Frederick Daprai, D.D.S., and Mary Horgan Andrews. He attended school in Grand Blanc, Michigan where he grew up. He attended the University of Michigan at Flint, as well as Baker College in Flint. For a time he studied for the priesthood at Mount St. Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg MD as a candidate for the Diocese of Fargo ND.

While contemplating a change to the Diocese of Rockford he became acquainted with Marmion Abbey. He professed vows as a monk of Mar-mion Abbey on July 11, 2004, taking the name of Damien in honor of St. Damien of Molokai. Fr. Damien was ordained to the priesthood on

May 10, 2008, by Bishop Arthur O’Neill, the retired bishop of Rockford.

For the two years after his ordination Fr. Damien was a teacher of theology and physical education at Marmion Academy and a friend of youth. He was an eager worker in the Abbey Christmas Tree Farm, as well as a caretaker of the Abbey and Academy grounds. An avid athlete, he played golf and other sports. His main athletic interest since childhood was hockey. He looked forward to vacations when he and his brother would take to the ice.

Fr. Damien will be remembered as a fond foster son of St. Joseph, as well as a loving son of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Monthly he led the Abbey Oblates and friends in the recitation of the Rosary before Community Mass. Fa-ther’s Visitation and Funeral Mass, probably the largest attendance in the Abbey’s history, saw many of his priest friends and seminary classmates, parents, and Marmion students and young alumni

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Fr. Bede Stocker OSB, age 94, a founding member of Marmion Abbey, died peacefully in the Lord at St. Patrick Residence in Na-perville on Tuesday, July 13, 2010. When he died, he was holding a Rosary in one hand and in the other was a sprig from an ever-green from the Marmion tree farm. This was a perfect testament to his commitment to mo-nastic life and “Ora et Labora.”

Fr. Bede was one of eight children born to Francis Xavier Stocker and Christina Bau-erle. He is survived by the members of his monastic community and many nieces and nephews survive him.

Fr. Bede was born on February 18, 1916 and was baptized by the name of Otto at St. Boni-face Church, Evansville, Indiana. He entered St. Meinrad Abbey in 1936 and professed his first vows there on August 6, 1937, tak-ing the name Bede. Fr. Bede was ordained to the priesthood on May 26, 1942 in the St. Meinrad Abbey Church in St. Meinrad, Indi-ana. In 1947 he transferred his vows to the new Marmion Abbey, becoming a founding member.

+Fr. Bede Stocker, OSBAfter ordination Fr. Bede served in the print-ery of St. Meinrad Abbey. Before coming to Marmion in 1947 he also served as Assistant Pastor at St. Ferdinand Church in Ferdinand, Indiana. On coming to Marmion Abbey in 1947 he taught for several years at Marmion Academy. His major contribution to the ab-bey community was as Novice Master and Superior of the young monks of the abbey. He served in this capacity for 20 years. He thus was responsible for the formation of several decades of Marmion monks. He served for two years as Associate Pastor of Annuncia-tion Church in Aurora.

In the early years of the development of the Abbey and Academy Fr. Bede was respon-sible for the landscaping of the property and creating the beautiful groves of trees and plants around the campus. In 1970 he was appointed Superintendant of the Christmas Tree farm and served in this capacity for the next 36 years. He was a faithful monk and devoted to his monastic community

1963 ~ 2010

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Marmion has earned the title “Best U.S. Army JROTC Aca-demic Bowl team in the country”! The team of Edward Malnar, Spencer Buyansky, Mitchell Heaton and John Rios claimed victory in the Academic Bowl portion of the Army JROTC Junior Leadership and Academic Bowl competition held June 25-29 on the campus of George Mason University in Fairfax VA.

Students Win National Title in Academic BowlThe competition began last December with Army JROTC teams in more than 1,000 high schools competing in an on-line competition. It is the nation’s largest academic bowl and leadership symposium for high school students worldwide. In the second round, held in January, Marmion fi nished fi rst place in its Brigade (120 schools) to win a place in the cham-pionship round and an all-expense paid trip to Washing-ton D.C. In these fi rst two rounds, students were tested on standard HS curriculum: Math, Science, English, specifi cally what they see on SAT and ACT tests, including leadership skills and current events. Marmion Academy was one of only 24 schools in the Nation to advance to the National Champi-onship round.

At the National Championship preliminary round, each team played ten “head-to-head” matches with pairings determined by a random draw. The matches were played in a “Jeopardy” game show format. After the completion of the preliminary round, the top twelve teams advanced to the single elimina-tion championship round. Marmion fi nished the preliminary round with a record of 10-0 and was seeded #1, earning a bye for the fi rst round (Seeds 1 thru 4 earned fi rst round byes). Marmion then went 3-0 in the fi nal rounds to win the Na-tional Championship against Lowell HS from San Francisco CA. “The team’s victory in this unbelievably competitive National competition is a real testament to the quality of our students at Marmion and the superb classroom instruction they receive from all of our teaching staff," said MAJ Mark Emerson, USA, the team advisor and SAI at Marmion

Marmion’s Academic Bowl National Champions receive their tro-phy on June 29 at the close of the JROTC Junior Leadership and Academic Bowl Competition. (l-r) Spencer Buyansky ‘11, Edward Malnar ‘11 (team captain), Maj. Gen. Arthur Bartell commanding general of U.S. Army Cadet Command, John Rios ‘12 and Mitchell Heaton ‘12.

Marty and Eve Loftus ‘69 traveled to Marmion from Santa Fe NM to receive the Ad Regnum Dei Award. Marty was recognized for his 30-year career working for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees.

Alumnus Martin Loftus ‘69 of Santa Fe NM was honored as the fi fth recipient of the Ad Regnum Dei Award at an All-School Mass on March 25. This award is given to an alum-nus in recognition of exceptional public wit-ness and service of Gospel values for the kingdom of God. Marty had a thirty-year career working for the betterment of humanity with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). His desire to serve, which he at-tributes to his parents John and Julie Loftus, began with service in the U.S. Peace Corps in Tominian, Mali, West Africa in the mid-70s. After earning his Masters from the School for International Training in Brattle-boro VT, he worked as a Program Assistant for Catholic Relief Services in Beirut, Leba-non. It was in Lebanon that he began his long career with UNHCR. Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, his work with refu-gees also took him to fi eld posts in Lebanon, Somalia, Malaysia, Indonesia, Kuwait and Kosovo.

Serving as a Program Offi cer in Mogadishu, Somalia from 1983-85, he organized pro-grams to meet the basic food, shelter, water, education and related needs of the hundreds of thousands of Ethiopian refugees from the Ogaden region who sought asylum in Soma-lia. Most recently he served as Chief of Mis-sion in Pristina, Kosovo from 2006-08. There he managed the UNHCR’s operation in the national offi ce and fi ve fi eld offi ces totaling approximately 100 staff members. The op-eration concentrated mainly on refugee and IDP (internally displaced persons) returnee programs and protection activities during the politically charged run-up and aftermath of the Kosovo government’s declaration of independence from Serbia in early 2008. Loftus retired from UNHCR in 2009 and now resides in New Mexico with his wife, Eve, a medical doctor. Their three children have followed their father’s example of ser-vice and humanitarianism. Their daughter has recently completed an internship for the United Nations while their two sons have undertaken volunteer programs for Ameri-corps/Vista in inner city Chicago

Humanitarian Martin Loftus ‘69 Honored

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AcademyMarmion Academy graduated the 121 members of the Class of 2010 on May 23. Class Valedictorians Sam Duffield and Ryan Lifka, Salutatorian Sanjay Prakadan, Exemplar Ducis (Ideal Leader) John Mason and Guest Speaker Dr. John Hae-ger ‘60, president of Northern Arizona University, addressed the graduates.

“As I thought about my remarks for today, I tried to think about what I took away from the Marmion Academy experi-ence,” said Dr. Haeger. “You are uniquely prepared to suc-ceed and to lead with a solid foundation of the critical subjects; an understanding of ethics and religion (essentially a moral compass); and an appreciation of hard work and discipline of self that form so much of a person’s ability to succeed.”

Academic Dean Julie Garofalo announced that 80% of the graduates were awarded scholarships and grants totaling more than $14 million. The Class of 2010 will attend 64 dif-ferent universities in 24 States next year. 100% of the gradu-ates will be attending college, with 107 attending a four-year college, 33 on full-tuition scholarships.

Scholastic excellence awards were presented to: Ryan Lifka, Four years of Theology; Samuel Duffield, Four years of Eng-lish and Social Studies; Jeffrey McLean, Four years of Latin; Eric Schwendner, Four years of Mathematics; John Ma-son, Four years of Italian and Three years of Science; Jef-frey Voss, Four years of French; and Brian A’Hearn, Four years of Spanish.

The Four years of Scholastic Excellence Award with a GPA of 4.5 or higher on a 5.0 scale was awarded to Bri-an A’Hearn, Thomas Cruger, Samuel Duffield, Mitchell Hymel, Ryan Lifka, John Mason, Jeffrey McLean, Joseph

Dr. John Haeger ‘60 Addresses Graduates

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80% of the Class of 2010 were awarded scholarships and grants totaling more than $14 million.

Class of 2010 Graduation Speakers (l-r): Headmaster John Milroy, Exem-plar Ducis John Mason, Salutatorian Sanjay Prakadan, Valedictorians Ryan Lifka and Sam Duffi eld and Guest Speaker Dr. John Haeger ‘60, president of Northern Arizona University.

Class of 2010 Graduation Speakers (l r): Headmaster John Milroy Exem

Schaeffer, Eric Schwendner, An-drew Slade and Sanjay Prakadan. Peter Naughton received the Philip Sousa Band Award. The Marmion Loyalty Medals were awarded to Matthew Derrico, Jeffrey McLean and Zachary Young.

Headmaster John Milroy named the recipients of the Headmaster’s Leadership Award, honoring those seniors who demonstrated uncom-mon leadership talent through-out their four years at Marmion achieving a cumulative leadership rank among the top 10% of their class. Those awarded were: Dan-iel Brankin, Samuel Duffield, Mi-chael Lopez, John Mason, Jeffrey McLean, Peter Naughton, Sanjay Prakadan, Maxwell Rosenfelder, Eric Schwendner, William Sterne, Matthew West and Zachary Young.

A list of graduates and the scholarships they received are available at marmion.org/publications/pressreleases.html

Paul Reyna ‘10 graduates with a scholarship to at-tend DePaul University. Paul was a National Merit Semi-Finalist and National Hispanic Recognition Hon-orable Mention.

Eric Schwendner ‘10 received the Scholastic Excellence Award in Mathematics, the Four Years of Scholastic Excellence Award and the Headmaster’s Leadership Award at the 2010 graduation cer-emony on May 23. Eric will attend the University of Illinois.

Class of 2010 Profi leAcademy

1 National Merit Finalist/ 2 Semi-Finalists8 National Merit Commended Students

38 Illinois State Scholars48 National Honor Society Members

4 Military Academy nominations: 2 appointments & 2 attending80% of the class earned over $14 Million in Scholarships

33 Full-tuition sSholarships -21 academic, 2 athletic, 2 service academy, 8 ROTC

15 will play a sport at the college of their choice -3 NCAA Division I athletic Signed Letters of Intent

5 NCAA Division I athletic “preferred walk-on” athletes1 NCAA Division II athletic Scholarship

1 NAIA Full athletic Scholarship5 NCAA Division III athletic “intents”

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Class of 2010 College AcceptancesAir Force Academy*Arizona State University*Augustana CollegeAurora UniversityBall State University*Bellermine UniversityBelmont Abbey College*Benedictine University, ILBenedictine University, KSBerry CollegeBethel UniversityBoston College*Bradley UniversityButler University*California Polytechnic State UniversityCarroll College*Carthage CollegeCase Western Reserve UniversityCatholic UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityChristian Brothers UniversityThe CitadelCoe College*College of DuPage*College of St. ScholasticaColorado College*Colorado State UniversityColumbia UniversityConcordia University*DePaul University*Dominican University*Drake UniversityDrexel University*Eastern Illinois UniversityEdgewood College*Elgin Community College*Elmhurst CollegeFerris State University

*Florida International UniversityFordham UniversityFort Collins Community College*Front Range Community College of CO*Gonzaga UniversityGrand Valley State University*Harding UniversityIllinois Wesleyan University*Illinois State UniversityIndiana State University*Indiana University*Iowa State UniversityITT Technical InstituteIndiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis*Joliet Junior College*Kendall CollegeKettering UniversityKings CollegeKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeLewis UniversityLoras College*Loyola University, ILLoyola College, MDLouisiana State University*Macalaster College*Madison Area Technical Institute*Marquette University*Mercyhurst CollegeMiami UniversityMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological University*Millikin UniversityMississippi State UniversityMount St. Mary’s CollegeNew Mexico State UniversityNew York University*North Carolina State University*North Central College

Northeastern Illinois University*Northern Illinois UniversityNorthern Iowa UniversityNorthland College*Northwestern UniversityOhio UniversityOld Dominion University*Providence College*Purdue UniversityRegis UniversityRobert Morris CollegeRochester Institute of Technology*Roosevelt UniversitySanta Clara University*Seton Hall UniversitySouthern Illinois University*St. Ambrose UniversitySt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Edward’s UniversitySt. Francis UniversitySt. Joseph CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Leo’s College*St. Louis University*St. Mary’s UniversitySt. Norbert College*St. Xavier UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologyTexas A&M UniversityTulane University*United States Military Academy at West PointUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of Arizona*University of ChicagoUniversity of Colorado*University of Dallas*University of Dayton*University of FloridaUniversity of Illinois at Chicago*University of Illinois at Urbana

*University of Iowa*University of KentuckyUniversity of MarylandUniversity of MiamiUniversity of Michigan*University of Minnesota*University of MissouriUniversity of North Florida*University of Notre Dame University of Nebraska*University of PittsburghUniversity of RichmondUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of South Dakota*University of South FloridaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of TexasUniversity of Wisconsin-WhitewaterUniversity of Wisconsin-LaCrosse*University of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconisn-MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin-Oshkosh*University of Wisconsin-Platteville*University of Wyoming*UCLA*Valparaiso UniversityVermont College*Virginia Military InstituteWabash CollegeWake Forest UniversityWashington University, St. Louis*Waubonsee Community CollegeWebster University*Wentworth Military Academy*Western Illinois UniversityWestern Michigan UniversityWestern State College of ColoradoXavier University

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0 Co g Acc ta c s

Salute to YouthThe 48th annual Salute to Youth was held at Drury Lane in Oakbrook Terrace on April 24, 2010. It was co-chaired by Pat-rick and Marilyn Naughton ’78. The theme was “A Legacy of Leadership and Service.” There were 614 alumni, trustees, patrons, seniors and their escorts in attendance. It was the social highlight of the Marmion school year with the Greg Thompson Orchestra performing throughout the evening.

The Marmion Alumni Association was honored for its over seventy years of work on behalf of Marmion Academy. The Alumni Association was established in 1938-39 and has raised $1,077,200 for Academic Scholarships and $300,000 in fi nancial assistance on behalf of alumni legacy students who attend Marmion.

In Abbot Vincent Bataille’s remarks, he honored the Mar-mion Alumni Association by announcing that henceforth the Marmion gymnasium would be known as “Alumni Hall” for the Association’s over 70 years of service and support to Mar-mion Academy. Brian Lentz ’89, Alumni Chairman, thanked the Marmion Board of Trustees and the Parents’ Club for honoring the Association and spoke of the accomplishments and plans of the Alumni Association.

The Student Speaker was Jeffrey McLean ’10. Jeff spoke to several themes that ring true of Marmion. He spoke of be-ing a third generation living legacy of Marmion and of the leadership skills that are learned through academics, athlet-ics and the daily interaction between teachers and students..

Jeff gave credence to Marmion as providing a base of Chris-tian values through spiritual leadership. He praised the monks of Marmion Abbey through their example of living a spiritual life through prayer and service.

In his concluding remarks, Jeff asked: “What will our legacy be? When we’re gone, how will we have made a difference? By living out Christian leadership and service – as true Mar-mion men – we can be sure that our actions do make a dif-ference.”

Eric Schwendner ’01 was the Student Master of Ceremonies and he introduced the senior students and their escorts who went through the “arch of sabers” before being presented to those in attendance.

This year’s Salute to Youth netted over $208,000 to benefi t Marmion’s educational programs.

The 49th Salute to Youth Dinner is scheduled for April 16, 2011. To be put on the mailing list for the 2011 event call the Marmion Development Offi ce at (630) 897-6936, ext. 244. To view additional photos from the event visit Marmion’s online photo gallery at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com

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(ABOVE) Chaircouple Pat and Marilyn Naughton ‘78 with their son Peter ‘10 and his date Anna Kedyk. The event profi tted over $208,000 for Marmion’s academic programs.

(RIGHT) Student Speaker Jeff McLean ‘10 spoke on the theme “A Legacy of Leadership and Service.”

Alumni Association Chairmen Table (l-r): Past Chairmen -- Rich and Karen Theis ‘62, Mike and Sandy Funkey ‘63, Tom Chivari ‘71, Don and Nina Arndt ‘58, Dan and Jeannie Currie ‘72, and Current Chair-man Brian and Judy Lentz ‘89.

Henceforth the Marmion gymnasium will be known as “Alumni Hall” for the Associ-ation’s over 70 years of service and support to Marmion Academy

Salute to Youth is sponsored by Marmion’s Board of Trustees. A Trustee Table (l-r): Trustee Steven and Ophelia Hernandez, Headmaster John and Susan Milroy ‘79, John Milroy, Jr. ‘04 and Erin Harrington, Trustee John and Joanne Diederich ‘87, and Dr. Paul Anderson and Trustee Dr. Chris-tine Sobek.

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A Legacy of Leadership and Service

Salute to Youth is sponsored by Marmion’s Board of Trustees A Trustee

Celebrating Tradition

AcademyThe leadership programs announced their new student lead-ers for the 2010-11 school year during awards ceremonies in May. Top students from each program were also recognized for their outstanding work throughout the school year.

Alex Caton ‘11 - JROTC Battalion Commander

Command of the Corps of Cadets was passed to Caton from the graduating Battalion Commander Zachary Young during the program’s annual Change of Command on May 7.

During the awards presentation at the ceremony, twenty-three cadets were honored for their superior work and dedi-cation to the program: Caton was presented with his sabre as head of the next year’s JROTC Cadet Corps; Superior Cadet Decoration (US Army) - senior Andrew Slade, junior Edward Malnar, sophomore Joseph Romanos and freshman Peter Shares; Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War – senior Lucas Magee; AMVETS ROTC Medal, Post #103 - seniors Eric Schwendener and Zane Holland; VFW ROTC Medal, Post #1197 – seniors Russell Semmler, Brian A’Hearn and Mat-thew Derrico; VFW ROTC Medal, Post #7452 - seniors Ryan Novack and Charles Zidek; American Legion ROTC Medals, Aurora Post #84 – seniors Jeffrey Voss and Joseph Burroughs; American Legion School Awards, Aurora Post # 84 - seniors Terence Vant and Peter Naughton; US Army Recruiting Com-mand Athletic Award - senior Mark Peters; US Marine Corps Scholastic Award - senior John Mason; US Marine Corps Semper Fidelis - senior Daniel Brankin; US Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award - Zachary Young; Best Compa-ny - Charlie Company, senior Samuel Duffi eld; Best Platoon, Bravo Company - senior Kevin Filip.

The 40 cadets who received promotions for the 2010-11 school year will be honored at the Sabre Ceremony on September 3.

Evan Lefelstein ‘11 - LEAD Executive Student Director

Evan Lefelstein received his Executive Director lapel pin from the current program leader Max Rosenfelder during the LEAD Awards Night on May 5.

The LEAD Executive Team acknowledged the students who together accumulated over 5,000 hours of service to the com-munity. Awards were presented to students for their applica-tion of leadership through service and academics. The Canterbury Award was presented to twenty-nine stu-dents who performed more than forty hours of volunteer service during this past school year. The Canterbury Award with Honors and Distinguished Service Award were present-ed to thirteen students who reached the milestone of com-pleting over 100 and 200 hours (respectively) of volunteer service throughout their high school career.

The Father Joseph Battaglia Award was given to the student(s) from each class with the highest LEAD grade point average: senior Jeff McLean, junior Bennett Marsh, sophomore Con-nor Valaik and freshman Benjamin Pho.

The Water Carrier Award was presented to fi ve students for

their continued loyalty, faithfulness and dependability: senior Dan Hillis, junior Evan Lefelstein, sophomore Connor Valaik and freshmen Zach Jacobson and Matthew Switzer. Hillis also received the Director’s Award for outstanding contribu-tion to LEAD from program director Vince Bellafi ore.

The three highest LEAD awards, nominated by the Marmion faculty, were also presented: Jeff McLean was awarded the Abbot Marmion Award for Spiritual Leadership and the Wil-liam J. Dickson, Sr. Award for Outstanding Citizenship; Max Rosenfelder received the Father Peter Enderlin Award for Outstanding Leadership.

To view photos from the events visit Marmion’s online photo gallery at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com

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(ABOVE) JROTC Battalion Commander Zachary Young (left) congratulates his suc-cessor Alex Caton (right) at the Change of Command cer-emony held on May 7.

(RIGHT) Senior Max Rosen-felder, Executive Student Di-rector of the LEAD program, receives the Fr. Peter Enderlin Award for Outstanding Lead-ership at the LEAD Awards Night on May 5.

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The Marmion-Rosary Band performed before Easter Break crowds at Downtown Disney at the Walt Disney World Re-sort in Orlando FL. Every four years Band Director Steve Thurlow, with the help of the parents of the Band Boosters, brings the entire band and Mens’ Chorus to perform at the vacation destination.

The Disney performance was followed by a successful fi n-ish at the Wisconsin School Music Association State Solo and Ensemble Contest at the University of Wisconsin – Parkside on May 1. Only students that received Star performances in Class-A competition at the district level competed in this fes-tival. Marmion-Rosary qualifi ed 12 performances to State, with a total of 42 students involved.

State gold medal winners - Marmion Combo: Terry Vant, Evan Kline Weeden, Dan Gotlund, Felippe Rangel, and Pe-ter Naughton; Trombone Duet: Brendan Whiting and Joseph Burrows; Flute solo: Zoe Dalton–Colley; Trombone solo: Tim Kritzler; Trombone solo: Brendan Whiting; Tuba soloist: Mauricio Dominguez; Parade Drum solo: Peter Naughton.

State silver medal winners - Jazz Ensemble: Terry Vant, Jo-seph Mendoza, Jack Novotny, Evan Kline-Weeden, Zoe Dalton-Colley, Sam Rebenstorf, Dan Brankin, Matt West, Mi-chael Shares, Connor O’Day, Brett Hoover, Brendan Whit-ing, Joseph Burroughs, Colin Angeles, Tim Kritzler, Filippe Rangel, Dan Gotlund, Peter Naughton, and John Sieben; Percussion Ensemble: Anna Graham, Peter Naughton, Dan Gotlund, John Sieben, Michael Ferrer, Mary Kate Naughton and Filippe Rangel; Saxophone Duet: Terry Vant and Sam Rebenstorf; Saxophone solo: Joe Mendoza; Tuba soloist Peter Gonzales

Band Performs at Downtown Disney

Academy

Coach Billish Makes Guest Appearance in

M*A*S*HThe Drama Club presented their spring musical M*A*S*H under the direction of Kristin Voris. The play, not originally written as a musical, was re-written to include a U.S.O. show with perfor-mances during scene transitions. Voris also surprised the audience with a guest appearance by fellow English teacher and cross country coach Dan Billish.

M*A*S*H is a comedy about the lives of men and women of the 4077 Mobile Army Surgical Hospital during the Korean Confl ict. Hawkeye (Bubba Weiler) and Duke (Felipe Rangel) are sur-geons who encounter a cast of characters from Captain Burns (Brian Thornton) to Colonel Blake

(Ben Faunce), and they work to send their new friend Ho-Jon (Kelan Mc-Donnell) to medical school in the States.

The 41-member cast consisted of stu-dents from Marmion Academy and Rosary High School under the artis-tic direction of Kristin Voris, along with student directors John York, Ben Wilkinson and Tyler Kramer; student choreographer Annika Cle-menti; student state crew director Brett Hoover; and student assistants to lights and sound Anna Marie Gra-ham and Liz Healy

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(ABOVE) Coach Dan Billish makes a guest appearance in the Marmion production M*A*S*H.

(RIGHT) Captain Burns (Bri-an Thornton) is sick and tired of being the brunt of the joke played by the doctors of the 4077 MASH unit.

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The Marmion-Rosary Band warms up for their performance at Downtown Disney at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando FL this past April.

AcademyFlannigan Rifl es JROTC Military Drill Team capped a spec-tacular season fi nishing 4th in the Nation at the 28th Annual National High School Drill Team Championships held in Daytona Beach FL in May.

Marmion entered teams in fi ve competition divisions. In the Masters Demilitarized Armed Regulation categories, senior Michael Lopez led his platoon to a 6th place fi nish. Senior Mi-chael Lopez also earned a trophy for 5th Best IDR Command-

er in the nation. The IDR Inspection Platoon led by senior Andrew Schroeder placed 7th in the nation. Marmion’s Color Guard commanded by senior Matthew Derrico placed 11th. In the Demilitarized Arms Exhibition categories, the Squad, under the leadership of senior Michael Gallaway placed 3rd. In the Platoon competition of the same event, Marmion’s 13- member platoon under the leadership of senior Adam An-dras also earned a 3rd place fi nish.

Marmion entered teams in the Solo Exhibition Division and the Duet Division. In the solo division, junior Connor Vass placed 2nd in a fi eld of 81 competitors. Senior Brian Thorn-ton placed 18th. In the Duet competition, Marmion’s duet of juniors Mitchell Loehman and Eddie Grahovec earned a 4th place fi nish in the nation for their routine and seniors Ryan Brisson and Michael Gallaway fi nished in 8th place.

Flannigan Rifl es is directed by SGM (Ret) John Gissel, USA ‘69. For more information or to view additional photographs of the competition please visit the Marmion’s online photo gallery at marmionacademy.smugmug.com

Drill Team Places 4th at Nationals

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(ABOVE) Flannigan Rifl es Demilita-rized Armed Exhibition Squad led by Michael Gallaway ‘10 fi nished third in the Nation.

(RIGHT) Members of the Flannigan Rifl es Drill Team stand with the tro-phies they earned this year alone. The team fi nished 4th in the Nation over-all at the 28th Annual National High School Drill Team Championships held in Daytona Beach FL in May.

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Math Team Finishes 2nd in State

Math Team head coach Joe Large and the team seniors display their State hardware (l-r): Coach Joe Large, Ryan Lifka, Sean Patrick Kalisz, Paul Reyna, Sam Duffi eld, Mitchell Hymel, Sanjay Praka-dan, Anthony Vecchiolla, Brian A’Hearn, Eric Schwendner, Joseph Schaeffer, Matthew West. (Not Pictured: Jeff McLean)

The Math Team placed 2nd in the State in Division 2-A (three classes) at the Illinois Council of Teachers of Mathematics State Math Finals in May, fi nishing only 12 points behind State Cham-pions University of Chicago Lab School. Four individuals and twelve teams were awarded at the State Finals. Bennett Marsh, 2nd in Algebra 2; Jon Rios, 6th in Geometry; Sam Duffi eld, 11th in PreCalculus; Matt Switzer, 14th in Algebra 1.

State Champions included the Oral Presentation Team (Bennett Marsh and Casey Dant); Junior-Senior Relay Team (led by Sam Duffi eld with Paul Reyna, Trevor Boone, and Edward Malnar); Calculator Team (led by Paul Reyna with Brian A’Hearn, Bennett Marsh, Casey Dant, and Larry Kalesinskas).

Marmion mathletes fi nished State Runner-Up in Algebra 2 and Junior-Senior 8-Man Team (led by Sanjay Prakadan with Sam Duffi eld, Eric Schwendner, Jeff McLean, Trevor Boone, Edward Malnar, Spencer Buyansky, and George Bardenheier). Finishing in the top 10 included: PreCalculus, 3rd Place; Geometry, 4th Place; Fresh-Soph Relay Team, 4th Place (led by Stuart Quinn with Joe Glemkowski, Matt Switzer, Nicholas Novack); Fresh-Soph 8-Man Team, 5th Place (led by Mitchell Heaton with Jon

Rios, Stuart Quinn, Joe Glemkowski, Matt Switzer, Nicholas Novack, Taylor Farrell and Brian Hymel); Junior-Senior 2-Man Team, 6th Place (Mitchell Hymel and Eric Schwendner); Algebra 1, 8th Place. The team is coached by Joe Large, Jan Dant, Debbie Wilkinson, and Justin Dimitri

Foreign language students attained National recognition for excellence on the 2010 French, Italian, Latin and Spanish Exams. Six students ranked in the top ten in the Nation in their re-spective language.

Joseph Romanos ranked 8th in the Na-tion with his performance on the 75th French Exam Le Grand Concours. Re-cipients of a “Certifi cat de Réussite” for outstanding performance were Colin Angeles (level 1); Mitchell Heaton, Ja-cob Kluber, Jacob Roberts, Brian Wulff (level 2); Charles Greener, Kelan Mc-Donnell, James Weiler (level 3); Trevor Boone, Bennett Marsh, Connor O’Dea, Laurence Romero (level 4).

On the National Italian Exam, fi ve students placed in the top ten in the

State and received Na-tional recognition at the highest level. Lau-rence Romero placed fi rst in the State and second in the Nation, Edward Grahovec placed second in the State and sixth in the Nation, Cole Gleason placed fi fth (State), Evan Tentinger placed eighth (State) and John York placed ninth (State).

Latin students participated in both the Illinois State Latin Tournament and the National Latin Exam. Six students ad-vanced to the State Latin Finals: Edward Malnar is the Gold Medal State Champion plac-ing fi rst in the State with a Superior ranking at level 3 Cicero. He has been an Illinois State Finalist for three years. At level 1, Jacob Gilmore placed 8th in the State with an Excellent rating and Zach-ary Jacobson and Jack No-votny received Cum Laude rankings. Joseph Burroughs and Jeffrey McLean received Cum Laude rankings at level 4. In the National Latin Exam Competition, Gold medal and Summa Cum Laude Certifi -cates of Merit were awarded to: Jacob Gilmore (level 1), Edward Malnar (level 3 Prose) and Jeffrey McLean (level 4). Silver medal and Maxima Cum Laude Certifi cates of

Students Honored in Foreign Language ContestsAcademy

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Merit winners were Sam Ford, Stuart Kofron, Jack Novotny and Alexander Theisen (level 1); Daniel Gotlund, Dennis Sheehan and Colin Sikic (level 3); Joseph Burroughs and Mat-thew West (level 4). Magna Cum Laude Certifi cate recipients were Larry Kalesinskas and Benjamin Pho (level 1); Zachary McNally (level 2); William Parkhurst (level 4). Cum Laude Certifi cate recipients were Brian Hymel, Thomas Jude, Zach-ary Lochmueller (level 1); Frederick d’Escoto and Jonathan Wolfgram (level 2); Spencer Buyansky (level 3 Prose).

Marmion students earned a total of 3 gold, 9 silver and 13 bronze medals along with 55 honorable mentions on the National Spanish Exam. Gold medals went to Christopher Patterman and Jonathan Rios (level 2) and Alexander Caton (level 3). Silver medals went to Samuel Eallonardo and Bri-an Winkel (level 1); Casey Dant, Ricardo Fernandez, Joseph Glemkowski, Connor Valaik, Reid Weigelmann and Matthew Switzer (level 2); Thomas Pacer (level 3). Bronze medals went to John Seiben, Mohammud Hashir, Anthony Perez and Pe-ter Shares (level 1); Edward Catich, Michael Maley, Alexan-der Purcell and Stuart Quinn (level 2); George Bardenheier, Daniel DiBartolo, Mauricio Dominguez, Timothy Roche and Colin Smith (level 3). Regional prize winners were Samuel Eallonardo, 10th place in Spanish 1; Jonathan Rios, 4th place, and Christopher Pattermann, 7th place in Spanish 2.

Marmion’s Foreign Language Department is chaired by French teacher Angela Vock and includes Isla Arcaro (Ital-ian/Spanish), Mary Strand (Latin), and Norma Ortega and Deborah Thur (Spanish)

Arcaro Receives Italian Teacher of the Year Award

Teacher Isla Arcaro received the Pre-mio Dante Award (Italian Teacher of the Year) from the American Asso-ciation of Teachers of Italian, Illinois Chapter at a luncheon on May 22. The award honors the careers of Italian teachers in Illinois.

Arcaro joined Marmion’s faculty in 2008 as a teacher of both Spanish and a newly established course, Italian. She had previously retired after teaching for 35 years at Rolling Meadows High School. She is a graduate of DePaul University, earned a Master’s Degree from Northwestern University and has studied at the Catholic University in Barcelona, the Italian Cultural Institute in Chicago and the Italian Language Academy in Florence.

“Isla walks, talks, writes, types, and does just about everything a mile a minute...in English and Italian,” said AATI Co-president Lyn Scolaro. “Isla has been driving force for the AP. She has touched the lives of all of the students from around the State as the AATI Contest Chairperson. To the profession, she is an amaz-ing example to all of us.”

Joseph Romanos placed 8th in the Nation on the French Exam Le Grand Concours.

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Edward Grahovec and Laurence Romero placed second and fi rst (respectively) on the National Italian Exam.

Edward Malnar earned the Ti-tle “Gold Medal State Cham-pion” on the Illinois State Latin Exam at level 3 Cicero.

AthleticsAfter last year’s 22-4 record (13-1 conference champions), the Cadets bounced back from a rocky start this spring and fi n-ished 22-12 (12-4 conference champions).

Marmion clinched the Suburban Christian Conference Blue title with a victory over Montini. Senior Bobby Winkel hom-ered and drove in three runs. Senior Chris Tydd had three hits including a triple and a RBI.

In the Oswego Regional semi-fi nals, junior Tim Tarter domi-nated Sandwich with nine strikeouts in fi ve innings. Leadoff man Tydd scored 4 times and Winkel drove in 4 runs to high-light the 14-3 victory. Marmion was victorious in the Regional fi nal with an exciting 10-8 victory over host Oswego that was made possible by an eight-run fourth inning.

In the DeKalb Sectional semi-fi nals, an unbelievable game-ending catch by senior Mark Peters, as he tumbled over the left center fi eld fence, saved the day and gave the Cadets a spine-tingling 7-6 victory over Burlington Central. A fan vid-eo of the catch is linked from the Marmion Facebook page.

In the Sectional fi nal uncharacteristic errors wiped out a 5-3 sixth inning lead and led to a season ending 6-5 defeat at the hands of DeKalb, who took second in State Class AA.

The Daily Herald selected Tydd as First Team All-Area and Bobby Winkel and Will Sterne were chosen as Second Team All-Area

Peters’ Catch Sends Team to Sectional Finals

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The Bass Fishing team started the season by finishing 2nd in the Fall Shabbona Lake Tournament with senior captain Andy Oesterlin catching the leading bass for the Cadets. In October the team helped the Shabbona Lake DNR with a re-location project and enjoyed an invitation to fish at the Rich Harvest Farms Golf Course. The team was also invited to fish at the Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation with sophomore David Thielen breaking the team record with a 5.3 lb. bass, only to be outdone moments later by his freshman brother Jon, who caught one weighing over 6 lbs.

The team helped the DuPage Forest District Park Rangers build new structures for the fishing lakes and in January at-tended a private semi-nar conducted by world-class bass angler Michael Iaconelli. Marmion en-tered two 3-man teams in the Sectional at Shab-bona Lake. The team of sophomores Brad War-land, Nick Nasharr and Casey Smith finished 5th out of 19 teams and missed qualifying for the state meet by .45 of a pound despite tying for the most “keeper” bass with four

Freshman Thielen Sets Team Record

Chris Tydd and teammates congratulate Mark Peters after his game-wimming catch during which the 6’6” senior pinwheeled over the fence.

Freshman Jon Thielen set a team re-cord catching a bass weighing over 6 lbs. at the Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation Invitational.

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Chris Tydd and teammates congratulate Mark Peters after his

HOMECOMINGHOMECOMING October 8-9, 2010October 8-9, 2010

Fall Sports Schedules for Cross Country, Golf and Soccer are available online at www.athletics2000.com/marmion.

2010 Varsity CadetFootball Schedule hh

August20 Fri Red & Blue Scrimmage 6:30 H27 Fri Batavia 7:30 H

September 03 Fri Mundelein 7:30 A10 Fri St. Francis 7:30 H17 Fri Marian Central 7:00 A25 Sat Guerin Prep 1:30 A

October01 Fri Aurora Christian 7:00 A09 Sat Walther Lutheran 1:00 H (Homecoming)15 Fri Chicago Christian 7:30 H22 Fri Montini 7:30 A

The Cadets became Conference Champions for the fi fth consecutive year when they outscored ACC 125-124 in the Conference Meet. Seniors Zack Young, Russ Semmler, Jeff McLean and Sam Duffi eld, and juniors Eddie Grahovec and T.J. Lally were all named All-Conference. Young was chosen as the SCC’s Track Athlete of the Year.

In this year’s Kane County track meet Young impressively fi nished 2nd in both the 800 and 1600.

Marmion fi nished second in the Sectional and the State quali-fi ers were - Lally in the shot (2nd), Young in the 1600 (1st), Grahovec in the 300 hurdles (1st), senior Alonso Cisneros in the triple jump (2nd), junior Bennett Marsh in the 3200 (2nd) and the 3200 meter relay team (3rd) made up of sophomores Matt Choice and Brady Hunt, junior John Riordan and Young. At the State Meet senior Matt Wenzel ran Young’s relay leg.

Two runners fi nished in the top 10 at the State Meet with Zack Young fi nishing 5th and Marsh fi nishing 8th in their re-spective events.

The 2011 squad will enjoy more exciting improve-ments to Fichtel Field. The long jump and triple jump pits will be relocat-ed to the east end of the fi eld outside the circum-ference of the track. The track will be resurfaced and the straightaway will be extended at both the ends. The re-lined track will have the start and fi nish lines in front of the home bleachers. A new high-tech scoreboard will display elapsed time during running events

Young & Marsh Finish in State Top 10Athletics

Tennis Claims Conference Title

The future success of the 2010 tennis team’s season was founded on the strong senior leadership of Lucas Brandt, Mike Deufel, John Mason and Chris Soris and the improved play of junior Bubba Weiler, sophomores Jeff Garofalo and Mitch Heaton and freshman Joe Mendoza. When the Cadets defeated Oswego East 7-0 in their season-opening match, little did they know that this would be the fi rst of nineteen consecutive victories against area opponents!

Marmion was also impressive with fi rst place fi nishes in the 8-team Yorkville Doubles Tournament and the Batavia Quad as well as the SCC Championship Tournament. Marmion also fi nished second in both the Geneva (losing by one point) and Lockport tournaments.

Seven Cadets were named to the Suburban Christian Con-ference All-Conference Team: seniors Brandt, Deufel, Mason, Soris, junior Weiler, sopho-mores Bill Graft and Chris Pat-terson along with freshman Jackson Rettig. Brandt was this year’s recipient of the Fa-ther Columban Achievement Award.

The doubles team of Weiler and Mason were named to the Kane County Chronicle’s All-Area Boys’ Tennis Team. They took third place in the Sectional and advanced to the State meet

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Senior Zack Young fi nished 5th in the State Meet in the 1600 meter race.

Lacrosse Competes at Varsity Level

Over the three short years that Coach Kevin Griffi n has led the lacrosse program, it has grown from a team of twenty-four players to a program with three levels and sixty players. Lacrosse has not yet been recognized and sanctioned by the IHSA and it remains a club sport at Marmion. In its fi rst year of competition at the varsity level there were some growing pains, but the focus needs to be on the level of commitment that is needed by players, parents, coaches, boosters and Marmion to support this emerging program.

This past January Coach Griffi n conducted a conditioning program that emphasized team building, weightlifting and conditioning. Because of the successful fundraising events sponsored by parents of lacrosse players, the team was able to purchase 65 brand new sets of uniforms and equipment. These same parents helped the club host its own 18-team la-crosse tournament, run two car washes and organize a year-end function and awards night at the Kane County Cougar Stadium.

In an effort to bring attention to this new athletic offering, the team marched in the St. Charles St. Patrick’s Day parade. The team also donated time to “Feed My Starving Children” and completed enough food packages to feed 69 children around the world for a year

Senior Lucas Brandt was the recipient of the Father Colum-ban Reed OSB Achievement Award.

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Alumni0s & 5s Celebrate at Class Reunions

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Golden Jubilee Class of 1960: Front Row (l-r): Doug Clementz, Dennis Bank, Ralph Gebes, Chuck Kurns, Mike Schafer, Mike Reynolds, Paul Buddy, Sal Marino, Tim Kennedy, Ken Nagel; Back Row: C .J. Fiore, Bob Feuerborn, Joe Reier, Jim Budler, Charlie Seyfert, Doug Shinnick, Jim Kuc-ienski, Jack Keifer, Ron Precup, Chuck Lane, John Carlson, Larry Mysz, Tom Adams, Dave Gilsinn, Larry Miller, Randy Kramoski, Larry Asselborn, Howard Hornburg.

Dan Perna ‘70 of Danville CA receives a token of gratitude from Alumni Di-rector Dan Howell for having travelled farthest to attend the Alumni Reunion on June 12.

Jason Fatten ‘00 and Katie and Will Healy ‘00 enjoy fl ipping through their yearbook during the Alumni Re-unions on June 12.

1960 Classmates enjoyed their 50th reunion on May 29.(l-r): Ken Nagel, Jim Budler, Tom Adams and Mike Reynolds.

Silver Jubilee Class of 1985: Front Row (l-r): Bill Messmer, Dan Wisdom, Kevin Bryan, John Salazar, Ken Kowalkowski, and Scott Harte; Back Row: Michael Fenzel, Patrick S. O’Brien, Tony Voirin, Mark Jelinek, Jim Tabor, Jay Cher-win, Phil Rigaud, Edward Bajda, Andy Cano, Alex Mamantov, Bryan Mendel, Tom DeGaeta-no, Tim Krull, and Kevin Wood.

View more Reunion photos at www.marmionacademy.smugmug.com

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Timothy Hofner ‘69, James Nardone ‘63 and Gerry Petit ‘73 (standing in for his brother Chris ‘73) received the Athletic Hall of Fame trophies at a ceremony on January 8.

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Timothy Hofner ’69, James Nardone ’63 and Christopher Petit ’73 were inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame at a ceremony on January 8. Tim Hofner ’69 of Oswego started all four years in football as an offen-sive lineman and a defensive middle linebacker. As captain of the team his senior year, he led the team to an 8-1 record. He received the Chicago Tribune Golden Helmet Award and was named to the All-Conference defensive and offensive team in his junior and senior years. Tim was the only non-scholarship athlete to start for NIU freshman team. A knee injury ended Tim’s college football career. Tim was a catcher on Marmi-on’s baseball team. Tim was a coach for the 7th and 8th grade at St. Joseph’s Grade School in Au-rora for eight years and coached for OLGC in Aurora for the 7th and 8th graders.

Jim Nardone ‘63 of Aurora started all four years in both bas-ketball and football. He was named MVP in football in 1962 and was chosen 1st Team All-Conference, All-Chicago Area 1st Team and played both offense and defense in football. He co-captained the basketball team in his senior year. In addi-

tion to football, basketball and track, Jim was a boxing fi nalist three years in a row. He joined the U.S. Navy after high school and was involved in a major car accident in 1965 while serving in the military. The accident ended all possibilities of any future athletics in college.

Chris Petit ‘73 of Lytle TX was quad-captain of the swim team his senior year, fi nishing 4th at the State meet in 1973. He was Conference diving champion three years and set a pool and school record that still stands. He had State fi nishes of 12th in ‘72 and 4th in ‘73. Chris attended Uni-versity of Wisconsin-Madison from 1973-76, winning the 10-meter State Championship in ‘75. He transferred

to Western Illinois University where he was Captain of the Swim Team in 76-77. Chris was on the NCAA All-American Springboard Diving Team and was named to the Division II All-American Team for swimming/diving. Chris is a certifi ed diving coach with fourteen years of experience. He served as President of the Texas Diving Association in 1986. Chris was the diving coordinator for the 1993 U.S.Diving Sports Festi-val. Chris coached diving from 1978–94

Three Alumni Inducted into Hall of Fame

The Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and Big Ticket Raffl e held on June 5 drew more than 520 people, the largest crowd in ten years. Over $42,000 in prize money was given away during the event with the $25,000 grand prize going to Cindy Kleren of

North Aurora, wife of Dave ‘69.

Prior to the start of the live auction and raffl e drawing, the Alumni Association took time to honor Donna Bohr who retires this fall after serving as the Alumni Sec-retary for the past twenty years. Donna has been the “go-to” per-son for all alumni events includ-ing the Craft Shows, Homecom-ing events, Althetic Hall of Fame, Men’s Night, Reunions, and the Steak Fry/Lobster Boil and Big Ticket Raffl e. She was presented with a plaque and travel gift cer-tifi cate by the Alumni Associa-tion.

The Alumni Association then pre-sented the Academy with a check for $70,000 to fund Alumni Schol-arships and Financial Aid

Steak Fry Has Highest Attendance in Ten Years

Jim and Carole Michels ‘57 pre-pare to crack into their lobsters at the annual alumni event on June 5. The attendance at this year’s event was the largest in ten years.

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The Fall Social Event is sponsored by the Marmion Alumni Associa-tion with the Parents’ Club assisting. Look for more information to come soon on the season’s fi rst big social event of the new school year. For further details contact the Marmion Alumni offi ce at 630-897-6936, ext. 228 or dbohr@marmion.org.

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Alumni Hall

Saturday, October 26:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.

$10 Cover Charge(21 Years and older)

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In the NewsLarry English, San Di-ego Chargers defensive end/linebacker and 2009 fi rst round draft pick, re-turned to his high school alma mater on June 5 for the inaugural Cadet Foot-ball Clinic. Youth football players and coaches, par-ents and fans were invited to hear English’s and NIU Head Coach Jerry Kill’s motivational talks.

Larry English, rookie star of the Chargers, addressed the work ethic, dedication and commitment needed to play in the NFL. English grew up in Aurora and at-tended St. Rita Catholic Grade School. He was a star football, basketball and track athlete at Mar-mion Academy. English received a NCAA football scholarship to Northern Illinois University, where he was an outstanding player for four years. During his collegiate career, he was a two-time Mid-American Conference Vern Smith Leadership Award winner and the 2008 MAC Defensive Player of the Year. English

was also chosen as the Most Inspirational Player on the 2008 Huskie team and named NIU’s 2008-09 Male Athlete of the Year. He now holds the title as the highest draft pick in the school’s history. Coach Kill shared his tech-niques for motivating his players and the hard work and passion it takes to achieve lofty goals. Kill assumed the role of NIU head coach for the 2008 season. His previous po-sition was the head coach of Southern Illinois University, where Kill guided the Salu-kis to three-straight Gateway Conference Championships and Division I-AA Playoff appearances

Larry English ‘04 Returns to Marmion for Cadets Youth Football Clinic

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Marmion’s Schroeder Snipers took sixth place in the scholastic division at the three position precision air rifl e National Junior Olympics, sponsored by the Civilian Marksmanship Program, in Anniston AL in July.

The competition marked the culmination of the indoor season. Each State was permitted to send qualifying teams to the com-petition in either the club division or scholastic division. Mar-mion’s Schroeder Snipers qualifi ed in the scholastic division by winning the State CMP championship qualifying match in February.

The team members participating at the Junior Olympics con-sisted of Ryan Novack, Chaz Leonard, Joseph Munder and Jake Stein.

The competitors fi red two shoulder-to-shoulder matches over three days, July 8-10. The fi ring points are 10 meters from the tar-gets, which are less than two inches wide. The bullseye (center) is smaller than a pencil eraser in size. Individually, Chaz Leon-ard fi nished in the top 50, Ryan Novack and Joseph Munder in the top 100 and Jake Stein in the top 150 in the Nation. Schroed-er Snipers are coached by MSG (Ret.) Leon Collins

Schroeder Snipers Finish 6th at National Junior Olympics

Larry English ‘04 meets with fans at the Cadets Youth Football Clinic on June 5. Larry, last year’s 1st round draft pick for the San Diego Chargers, returned to Marmion to speak about his football career.

Marmion Academy, a Catholic-Benedictine college preparatory school for young men, is a community dedicated to

spiritual formation, academic excellence and leadership development

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Football Coach Jerry Kill also spoke at the Cadets Youth Football Clinic on June 5. Kill coached Lar-ry during his senior year at NIU.

As the dust settles and all the graduation festivities come to a close you are fi nding yourselves preparing your child for the next chapter. It is an exciting time especially for them, but as for the mothers (and fathers)...sometimes a diffi cult time. Please consider joining the Marmion Mom’s Prayer Group or the Men’s Faith Group to help navigate these times with prayer and fellowship.

The Men’s Faith Group is a new ministry which began in Febru-ary 2010. The group meets on the 3rd Saturday of each month in the Student Chapel at 6:45 am for coffee, donuts and fellowship, followed by a speaker on faith related topics geared toward the interests and challenges men face. The program concludes at 8:15am with the option to attend 8:30am Mass at the Abbey. All alumni, current and future parents are welcome. The moderator of this group is Fr. Michael Burrows OSB ‘70. 2010-2011 meeting dates are: 9/18, 10/16, 11/20, 1/15, 2/19, 3/19 and 4/16.

The Marmion Mom’s Prayer Group speaker series is available for all alumni, current/future Marmion moms and friends. The kick-off meeting is set for the evening of September 28 at the Student Chapel. The two retreat style events are held at the Nazareth Retreat Center in Batavia, each offering a morning and evening program. The Advent meeting is on November 11 and the Lenten evening meeting is on March 2, with a morning program March 3. The fi nal meeting is on May 5th/National Day of Prayer at the Student Chapel in the evening only. Please look for more information/speakers on Edline or use contact Allison Lally at (630) 513-8475 or alilally@msn.com

Men’s Faith Group and Mom’s Prayer Group Welcome New Members

In Your Prayers

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+Margaret “Peg” Guddendorf, wife of Dan ‘49 of Aurora and mother of Dan ‘90 of Papillion NE and Jim ‘91 of Aurora, died on July 10. Peg was the man-ager of the Hammes Bookstore for 15 years, retiring in 2006. Her husband Dan is the Chairman Emeritus of the Marmion Alumni Association. She is survived by her husband, two sons and several grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one grandson.

+Marguerite H. Jungels, mother of Robert, Jr. ’62 of Aurora, Mark ’65 of Montgomery and Thomas ’70 of Aurora and grandmother of Kevin ’88 of Genoa, Matt ’98 of Hixon TN and Robert ’01 of Aurora, died on May 4. She is survived by her four sons, two daughters and many grand-children. She was preceded in death by her husband Robert and two grandchildren.

Cathy M. Kramer, wife of David ‘72 of Aurora, died on June 16. She is survived by David, one son, three daughters and in-laws George ‘51 and Trudy Kramer.

+Jeanne K Nickels, mother of Joseph ’63 of Elgin, Gerard ’68 of Aurora and grandmother of Joshua ’01, Jacob ’04 and Zachary ’08 all of Mont-gomery, died on April 22. She is survived by four sons, four daughters and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Joseph and a great-grandson.

+Verena M. Paluska, mother of Jack ’65 of Lakewood CA, died on May 8. She is survived by her son, daughter and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Edward and a grandson.

+Edward J. Powers, father of Jim ’80 of Chicago, Brian ’85 of Westmin-ster CO, Patrick ’88 of Medellin, Antioquia, Colombia and Sean ’05 of Sugar Grove, died on May 1. He and wife Mary are Life Members of the Abbot Marmion Society. Ed is survived by Mary, his four sons, one daughter and many grandchildren.

+Robert J. Stumm, grandfather of David ‘91 of North Aurora, Brian ‘93 of North Aurora, Jim ‘95 of Chicago and Jack ‘99 of Chicago, died on May 4. He is survived by his wife Dolores, sons and grandchildren.

Margaret E. Theis, mother of Ralph, Jr. ’62 of Eagle Bend MN and Peter ’67 of Green Cove Spring FL, died on June 18. She is survived by her two sons, four daughters and many grandchildren.

+Audrey Veague, mother of Michael ’76 of St. Charles, died on May 17. She is survived by her two sons and six grandchildren. She was proceeded in death by her husband Godfrey.

+Susan Todd Wackerlin, wife of Ron ’70 of Marsielles IL, died on April 29. She is survived by Ron, fi ve sons, eight daughters and many grand-children.

+David A. Walter, Sr., father of David, Jr. ’88 of Broomfi eld CO, died on June 1. He is survived by his wife Ruth, two sons, three daughters and three grandchildren.

+Jeffrey J. Weiten, son of Ronald and Margaret ’63 of Aurora, died on June 6. He is survived by his parents and two sisters.

+Barbara A. Youngen, wife of Don ‘47 of Aurora, died on July 6. She is survived by her Don, one son, one daughter and several grandchildren.

ALUMNI TAPS+Albert W. Froehde, Jr. ’47 of Lake Zurich died on December 2, 2009. He is survived by two daughters and many grandchildren. He was pre-ceded in death by his wife Shirley.

+Jack Meyer ‘47 of Havelock NC died on June 9. He is survived by three sons and two daughters.

+Wayne B. Meyer ’48 of Elizabeth IL died on April 6. He is survived by his son, two daughters and many grandchildren. He was preceded in death by is wife Barbara Jean in 2007.

+Glen E. Weber ’49 of Eagle River WI died on April 20. He is survived by his wife Myrtle, fi ve sons, two daughters and many grandchildren. +David L. Donka ’52 of Aurora died on March 25. He is survived by his wife Rita, one son, two daughters and many grandchildren.

+Robert Marco ’53 of Houston TX died on May 9. Bob was a Marmion Centurion Award recipient and was former part-owner of the Houston Astro’s in the 1970s-80s. He is survived by his wife Patricia, three sons, one daughter and many grandchildren.

+Robert D. Fitzsimons ’58 of Columbia SC died on February 26. He is survived by his wife Mary and two daughters. +Joseph C. Diehl ’60 of Yorkville died on May 27. He is survived by his wife Sheila, six sons, fi ve daughters and many grandchildren. +Paul Danahy ’61 of Minnetonka MN died on April 4. He is survived by his wife Marcia and one son.

+Mark W. Clementz ’73 of Aurora died on May 11. He is survived by two sons Mark ’00 and Ryan ’03, seven brothers (Douglas ‘60, Peter ‘64, Gregory ‘67, Patrick ‘68, Samuel ‘70, Michael ‘71) and four sisters.

IN YOUR PRAYERS+Marilyn Cahill, wife of Larry ‘53 of Olympia WA died on April 12. She is survived by Larry, three sons, two daughters and many grandchil-dren.

+Marie E. Cummins, mother of Trustee Dr. Carol Cummins-Kolinski of Geneva and grandmother of Tom ’00 and John ’03 Kolinski both of Cambridge MA, died on April 23. She is survived by three sons, three daughters and many grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Thomas in 1998.

+Patricia G. Decio, wife of Art ‘48 of Elkhart IN, died on July 16. Pat and Art are Life Members of the Abbot Marmion Society and the Academy’s Decio Library is named in their honor. Art is an Affi liate Member of Marmion Abbey. Pat is survived by her husband, one son, four daughters and many grandchildren.

+Michael DeKing, son of Thomas and Mary Lou ‘60 of Lander WY, died on September 26, 2009 as result of a car accident.

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$500,000 to $999,999Marmion Abbey+Gertrude Regole Charitable Lead Trust +Thomas V. and +Marie Shea Trust

$50,000 to $99,999Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Arndt, Jr. ‘58Mrs. Patricia J. Berg Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loftus Dr. and Mrs. David E. Longnecker ‘57Marmion Alumni AssociationMarmion Sports Boosters

$25,000 to $49,999Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Brennan ‘82The Cuneo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gerard R. Dempsey ‘61Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Huberty ‘65Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hughes, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. James J. Kucienski ‘60

$10,000 to $24,999Mr. and Mrs. James S. Anderson Mrs. Helen K. Brewer Mr. John P. Bryan ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Bryan ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Cannon, Jr. ‘61Mr. and Mrs. J. Brad Childress ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Conforti Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Conforti ‘87Copy King (Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hagerty) Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Decio ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Deufel ‘77Mr. and Mrs. J. Keith Fitzgerald Goldman Sachs Group Foundation W.W. Grainger Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo E. Greco Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Hutter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Leuer ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Lee O. Lochmann Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Marek Marmathon (Student Campaign Event)Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Meagher, Jr. ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Murphy ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Nagel ‘60Dr. and Mrs. Scott M. O’Connor Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Pitz ‘74Mr. and Mrs. John F. Rippinger ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Saunders ‘67Mrs. Martha Schomer Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Tavierne Trust Company of Illinois U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, Retirement Fund for Religious Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Voirin ‘59

By Fr. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59Director of Development

The Regole family of St. Charles is cre-ating its legacy at Marmion Academy. Their leadership support in the last de-cade has allowed Marmion to name the Edward N. ’50 and Vivienne Regole Na-tatorium (2004), the John M. Regole ’63 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (2002), and the Maurice L. Regole, Jr. ’52 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund (2006). The Edward N. ’50 and Vivienne Regole Science Center will be dedicated on September 9, 2010, and the Gertrude and Maurice L., Sr. and Edward N. ’50 and Vivienne Regole Field House will be dedicated in the fall of 2011.

This legacy was made possible through benefactions that now total over $9 million; truly a legacy singular in Marmion’s 76 year history.

Maurice and Gertrude were hard working daily farmers in St. Charles Township. They raised three sons (Edward ’50, +Maurice, Jr. ’52 and +John ’63) and three daughters (Viola, Barbara and Rosemary). John died of cancer in March 1964, eight months after graduating from Marmion. Maurice, Jr. was affl icted for years with M.S. and died in 2005. The family never forgot the pastoral kindness that Marmion’s Fr. Terence Stanton OSB ‘36 showed to them and their son John during the fi nal months before his death.

Another Regole family legacy is the property donated to the Rockford Diocese for St. John Neumann Parish in St. Charles, with the “St. John” being in memory of John Regole ‘63

Regole Family Legacy

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(ABOVE) The late Maurice and Gertrude Regole, parents of Edward ‘50, +Maurice, Jr. ‘52 and +John ‘63, gave the leadership gift for the Regole Field House which will begin construction this fall.

(LEFT) Edward and Vivienne Regole ‘50 have shown their generosity through donations for Marmion’s Regole Nata-torium, Regole Science Center and most recently with a major gift for the Regole Field House.

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Mr. and Mrs. John L. Beck ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beltz Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Bennett ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Gerald R. Benson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Bock Dr. Richard C. Bodie Dr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Bodney ‘77Boeing Company Foundation +Arthur J. and +Marjorie Bohr ‘30 MemorialMr. and Mrs. James B. Bohr ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Ryan M. Bohr ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Tom R. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Brouhle ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Buddy ‘60Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bullock ‘67CDR (Ret.) and Mrs. Raymond H. Carlson, JAGC, USN ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Cavins ‘65Mr. and Mrs. John P. Chapski ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Childress ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Chivari ‘83Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cibulskis, Jr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Clementz ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Coffman Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Cole ‘81Colgate-Palmolive Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Collins ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Fred P. Conforti ‘84Mr. and Mrs. John Cordogan Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Cox, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Daleiden ‘56Mr. Daniel R. Dalton ‘04Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. DeBlock Mr. and Mrs. Michael Delves Mr. Todd L. Dempsey ‘66Dr. and Mrs. John M. Dickens ‘58Mr. and Mrs. James A. Diehl ‘53

Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Dysart Mr. and Mrs. Damian Eallonardo Mr. James Eder Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Edwards ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Elder COL (Ret.) and Mrs. Alan C. Esser, USA 46Mr. and Mrs. John R. Falk Mrs. Vera M. Feltes Mr. and Mrs. John Fenzel ‘50Mrs. Dolores D. Finnegan Dr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Fornatto ‘83Mr. Joseph A. Fraser ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Carmen P. Freda Mr. and Mrs. George Freda Mr. and Mrs. James E. Freilinger ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Frieders, R.Ph. ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Furgason Mr. John R. Gallagher, Jr. ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Rodney C. Gallaway Mrs. Barbara Galvin Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Gannon Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Garrity, Jr. ‘70Doctors Daniel and Maria Gauthier Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giangrego Mr. and Mrs. William C. Graft, Sr. ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Greco Mr. and Mrs. James E. Groom ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Mike C. Halles Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hammes ‘49Mrs. Betty Handell Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Handell Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Hansen RADM (Ret.) and Mrs. Eugene B. Harshbarger, USN ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Hauser Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Healy Mr. and Mrs. William E. Healy, Jr.

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Antoinette Arndt Campus Ministry Center

Marmion Academy’s Campus Min-istry Center located in Benkert Hall will be dedicated this fall in memory of Antoinette Arndt who died in 2005. Mrs. Arndt is the mother of Donald, Jr. ’58 and grandmother of Donald III ’84 and Todd ’88, and Lucinda Arndt Caughey, Theresa Arndt Rudacille and Kirsten Arndt-Hudson.

The Donald Arndt family has a gift commitment up to $500,000 for Cam-paign Marmion, with $100,000 of this establishing the Antoinette Arndt Me-morial Campus Ministry Endowment Fund to help support ministry programs. These include the KAIROS retreat for seniors and the underclassmen’s retreats, Peer Minis-try, Big Brother (seniors)-Little Brother (freshmen), volunteer programs at school and away from campus, and special summer programs to Nazareth Farm WV, Guatemala and Ecuador.

The Arndt family Campaign Marmion commitment of $500,000 is also a Challenge Gift to match “dollar for dollar” new gifts for the Campaign’s goals. This Arndt Chal-lenge lasts until December 31, 2010.

In honor of Donald Arndt, Jr. ’58, his family members were the lead donors ($500,000) for the construction of the Donald M. Arndt, Jr. Stadium Building in 2005

$5,000 to $9,999Anonymous (2)Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bender ‘58Mr. and Mrs. James J. Boyne Mr. and Mrs. David R. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Cali Mrs. Kathleen Chapski Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Choice Dr. Carol M. Cummins-Kolinski Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Dalton, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James L. Derrico Mr. and Mrs. John A. Diederich ‘87Eric M.Dowling, Ph.D ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fallon Mrs. Leanne Feuerborn Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Fitzsimmons, II ‘78 Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gallagher ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Garofalo Doctors Steven and Michele Glasgow Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas S. Gordon ‘55Mr. and Mrs. David L. Grange, Sr. Mr. Brian P. Greviskes ‘04Mr. and Mrs. John S. Heneghan Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Hunt Mrs. Rita Hupp Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kilian, Sr. ‘69Dr. and Mrs. Martin L. Kolinski +Clara C. Lanigan Trust Mr. and Mrs. R. James LaPointe ‘59Mr. and Mrs. V. Gregory McKnight ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. McLean ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mehlmann ‘62Mr. and Mrs. James K. Michels ‘57Mrs. Elizabeth C. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. John A. O’Dwyer, Jr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. David F. O’Keeffe, Sr. ‘44Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Palmatier ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Regole ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Reuland ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Schnell Mr. and Mrs. George M. Sensor ‘62Mr. Rich Sharpenter ‘63Dr. and Mrs. James D. Studlo Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Theis ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Voirin

$1,000 to $4,999Dr. and Mrs. Gary L. Ahasic ‘69Mr. and Mrs. George E. Alewel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Allegretti ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Anderson Dr. Paul R. Anderson and Dr. Christine Sobek Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Anderson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Angelidis Mr. and Mrs. Dean E. Asselborn ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Assell Mr. Stephen J. Audett ‘65Aurora Catholic Education Foundation Mr. Ben Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Vincenz Back Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Bakala Dr. and Mrs. Jon A. Bakken Mr. and Mrs. William M. Barbel ‘59Mrs. Ann Barnes Baseball Academy, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mayur Bawa ‘94

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Mrs. Joan H. Hedley Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Higgs Rev. Msgr. Robert B. Hoffman ‘53Holy Cross Church, Batavia Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hope, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hunt Mrs. Susan D. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Jacobs ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jasinski Mr. and Mrs. Mark K. Johnson ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Kacprowicz Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Kamraczewski ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kanute ‘83Mr. and Mrs. John N. Karwoski ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kauss Mr. and Mrs. John C. Keifer ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Kendzior Mrs. Sharon Keutzer Dr. and Mrs. Kevin M. King Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Kloc Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Klug Mr. and Mrs. Stefan Koczo, Jr. ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Brian V. Konen ‘83Konen Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kosky Mr. Terence L. Kothe Mrs. Isabelle M. Kowalski Ms. Marilyn Kroll Dr. Edward J. Kunitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lane ‘60Mr. and Mrs. William E. Lenert, Jr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lentz ‘67Mr. Paul J. Linden Dr. and Mrs. Michael C. Loebach Mr. and Dr. Martin J. Loftus ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Rick D. Lovelace Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lux Mr. and Mrs. William F. MacDonald ‘43Dr. Daniel P. Mack ‘61COL (Ret.) and Mrs. Richard H. Mackey, Sr. ‘65Mr. and Mrs. John E. Malone ‘61Marmion Parents’ Club Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marshall Dr. and Mrs. Marco L. Martinez ‘79Mr. and Mrs. C. Alan Martner ‘58Dr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mattern ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. McArdle McDonald’s Corporation Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. McEnerney ‘55Doctors James McGough and Ellen Barnes Mr. and Mrs. John M. Meersman ‘81Dr. and Mrs. Howard K. Mell ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Meng Ms. Margaret Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller Mrs. Marie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Milos ‘67Mr. and Mrs. John K. Milroy, Sr. ‘79Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Moore ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moore ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Murnane, Jr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Murnane, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Naughton ‘69Mr. and Mrs. James B. Naughton ‘43Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Naughton ‘78

Mr. James W. Nichol ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Nickels ‘58Mr. Donald J. Norris ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Novack ‘49Mr. Robert G. Novack ‘83Mr. and Mrs. William J. Novack ‘81Mr. and Mrs. James W. Oberweis ‘92Mr. and Mrs. Kevin O’Connor Mr. Robert B. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. J. Reed O’Malley ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. O’Reilly ‘86Dr. Michael J. Oslac ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Pasin ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Patricoski Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Pattermann Pepsi Cola General Bottlers FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter M. Perez ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Leon F. Petit ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Domenic J. Petitti Mr. and Mrs. Binh D. Pho Dr. Denise Piombo Mr. and Mrs. Peter Piorkowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Pircon Mrs. Mary Powers, In Memory of +Edward Powers Print Perfect, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rechenmacher ‘62Mr. Michael E. Reeves ‘62Dr. and Mrs. Richard P. Regan Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Regole ‘51Dr. and Mrs. Paul H. Reichenbacher ‘58Mr. and Mrs. James E. Reiland ‘57Mr. and Mrs. David P. Reuland ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Richmond Mr. Alan W. Riddiford Doctors Andre and Marie-Claude Rigaud Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Rippinger ‘40Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Roche Mrs. Marina Roggi Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Rosenfelder Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Rukas, Jr. ‘63Mr. and Mrs. John S. Runzel Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sanchez, Jr. Mr. Patrick G. Saunders Mrs. Libby Scanlan and Mr. Doug Cheatham Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Schaeffer Dr. and Mrs. Michael F. Schafer ‘60Mr. Ronald J. Schelling ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schiltz Mr. Gary Schmitt Dr. Bernard G. Schupbach Mr. John E. Sellen ‘75Mr. Charles V. Seyfert ‘60Mr. Patrick J. Shay ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Sheldon Mr. and Mrs. George V. Sherman, Jr. ‘50Mr. and Mrs. John F. Slade Rev. Michael J. Solazzo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Soliz ‘70St. Mary Church, Huntley St. Mary’s Church, Evanston St. Patrick Church, St. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens Mr. and Mrs. G. Kevin Stewart Mrs. Mary V. Streit Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Streit ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Streit, Sr. ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strohmaier Mr. and Mrs. James L. Sullens

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Swedberg Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Theisen ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Theisen ‘55Mr. George M. Thoman ‘44Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Toney Dr. and Mrs. Brian R. Tonner, D.D.S. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tumminello Mrs. Shirley Twardzik Mr. and Mrs. Jont Tyson University Club Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Valaik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Van Ham ‘73Mr. and Mrs. S. Richard Van Horne Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Vecchiolla Ms. Hiede J. Vermilyer Mr. Greg A. Voirin ‘06Dr. and Mrs. Timothy L. Voirin Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Wahmhoff Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Walan ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Walker ‘88Mr. Mark A. Walsworth Mr. Gary E. Walter ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Weed Mr. and Mrs. Rod P. Weis Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Weiss, Jr. ‘72Mr. and Mrs. David B. Wells Mr. Douglas M. and Dr. Ann West Mr. and Mrs. R. Alex Westhoff Mr. Theodore F. Wickord Dr. James L. Willey Rev. Geoffrey D. Wirth Mr. Richard G. Wittry ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wojtko Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Wood ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Wood ‘85Mrs. Nathalie Wulff Wyndham Deerpoint Homes Mr. and Mrs. David H. York Mr. and Mrs. David J. Young Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Zidek ‘48Mrs. Emily Zilly

$100 to $999Dr. and Mrs. John M. Abell ‘39Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Abhalter ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Dave L. Adam ‘59Ms. Cynthia L. Albertsen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Algozine Mr. and Mrs. Anthony N. Aloisio Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Ammer, Jr. ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Claude J. Andersen ‘69Ms. Helen R. Anderson Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. C. Philip Andorfer ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Andras Mrs. Purita R. Angeles Mr. Paul J. Apicella ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arcaro Mr. David P. Artabasy ‘59Mr. and Mrs. James T. Artabasy ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Artlip ‘57Mrs. Nancy J. Askwith Mr. Frederick R. Assell ‘65Mr. and Mrs. James D. Atten ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Atwell ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacchi Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bacharz Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bachner, Jr. ‘70Mr. Alfred J. Backes ‘59Mrs. Rosemary Bagan

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Edward and Vivienne Regole ’50 of St. Charles are the leadership donors ($1,500,000) for the complete renovation of the Academy’s science and technology facilities. The total cost is $2,600,000. The new Regole Science Center is located on the entire second fl oor (8,500 sq. ft.) of the Yender Hall classroom building. The ren-ovation includes the construction of the:

♦ Longnecker Advanced Biology Laboratory (1000 sq. ft.)♦ Loftus Family Biology Laboratory (1000 sq. ft.)♦ Artlip General Science Laboratory (870 sq. ft.)♦ Napier Science Lecture Room (800 sq. ft.)♦ Cox Science Department Faculty Offi ce (285 sq. ft.)♦ Fenzel Science Lecture Room (800 sq. ft.)♦ Physics Laboratory (940 sq. ft)♦ Fitzsimmons Chemistry Dry Lab (200 sq. ft.)♦ Chemistry Laboratory (940 sq. ft.)♦ Sherman General Science Laboratory (800 sq. ft.)♦ Conforti Biology Preparation/Storage Room (150 sq. ft.)♦ Brassine Aviary and Solarium

Additionally, improvements in Yender Hall include the remodeling of Room 120 into two computer laboratories, one to be named the Michael Fitz-enz Memorial Computer Laboratory; the other computer lab will be named for the Marmion Acad-emy Faculty & Staff to note their generos-ity in Campaign Marmion. Both computer labs will be equipped with new computers and will have seating for thirty students.

A new roof has been installed on Yender Hall and all fi rst-fl oor classrooms are receiving new heating, ventilation and air condition-

ing systems – which should make classes in those rooms much more comfortable next year. Construction will be completed by August 20 in time for the start of the school year.

Dedication of the Regole Science Center is set for Thursday, Sep-tember 9, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. before the “Back to School Night” program for Marmion’s parents, so that they can see fi rst hand the new science and technology facilities their sons will enjoy

Regole Science CenterNew Science and Techology Facilities

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Bakala ‘79Mr. and Mrs. David S. Baker Mr. and Mrs. James K. Banks ‘68Mr. Robert C. Banks ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Banks ‘66Prof. James W. Barany ‘48Mr. George E. Bardenheier, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Barker ‘63Mr. and Mrs. James L. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. James Bartelli Mr. and Mrs. Louis Basile Mr. and Mrs. Darold Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Ray C. Beach ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Beccavin COL (Ret.) and Mrs. Peter A. Beczkiewicz, USA ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Larry Beishline Bemis Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Benic LCDR (Ret.) and Mrs. Francis M. Benkert, USN Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Benkert Mrs. Kathleen Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Benoit ‘71Dr. and Mrs. John P. Bentley ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Berg ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Bergan Mr. Andre J. Berkhout ‘69Dr. Carl T. Berkhout ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Bestler ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Bill ‘58Mr. Daniel R. Billish Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Binder Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Birth Mr. and Mrs. John D. Bitzan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bitzan Mr. Patrick Blakesley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blasing Mr. and Mrs. George E. Block, Jr. ‘69BNSF Railway Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bockman ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Bohr ‘86LTGEN and Mrs. Daniel P. Bolger, USA ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Boone Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bowe Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Boye BP Foundation Mrs. Lucille Brahill Mrs. Antje W. Brandon Mr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Brandt ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Dean Branstetter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick A. Brennan Mr. Michael J. Brewer ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Brouch Mr. and Mrs. William R. Brouhle ‘54Mrs. Betty Brouillette Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Brown ‘50Ms. Sherry S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Browne ‘42Mr. and Mrs. David J. Buchner ‘47Mrs. Marykay Pfl um Burch Mr. and Mrs. James P. Burke ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Justin J. Burke, Jr. ‘55Dr. and Mrs. Mark M. Burke ‘94Mr. Michael W. Burke ‘59Mr. Patrick H. Burke Doctors Thomas and Ellen Burke Mr. James L. Burns ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Burns ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Kent D. Burroughs Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Bush Mr. and Mrs. Darrell L. Butlett ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Cali ‘96Mr. and Mrs. John J. Callahan Dr. and Mrs. Daniel Cammarano Mr. and Mrs. James T. Cannon ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Cano ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cantore Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Capen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Carrigan

Dr. and Mrs. John T. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. John S. Carroll ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Casey ‘62Mr. David J. Cash ‘65Mr. Joseph Cavato Mr. Emiliano Chagil Mr. and Mrs. John W. Chesney ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Chivari ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Andrzej Chmielecki Mrs. Shu Yung Wang Chuang Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ciba, Jr. ‘73Mrs. Carol Cibulskis Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cibulskis ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Cibulskis ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Dennis P. Cladis ‘04Mrs. Olive Clark Mr. Otis D. Clay Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Clemen ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Clementz Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Clementz ‘70The Coca-Cola Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Lott Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Collins MSG (Ret.) and Mrs. Leon Collins, USA Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Collins Mrs. Nancy Q. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Colwell Dr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Conroy Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Cook ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. James E. Corcoran ‘48Mr. and Mrs. James F. Cordes ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Cordingley ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Elmer F. Cote ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Cox, III ‘79Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coxworth Mr. and Mrs. Terry Creamer Daniel F.Creedon ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cruger

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Curley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Currie ‘72Mr. and Mrs. John R. Currie ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Currie ‘82Mrs. Kathleen Curtice Mr. and Mrs. James J. Curtis, Jr. ‘45COL and Mrs. Scott A. Cusimano, USAF ‘76Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cychol, III ‘75Rev. John F. Cyr Mrs. Lorraine Czerwiec Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Daker Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Dam ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Vernon M. Danielsen ‘58Dr. Frederick P. Daprai Mr. and Mrs. Rigoberto V. Davila ‘84Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deck Dr. and Mrs. Frank P. DeGaetano Mr. and Mrs. Darin P. Delaney Mr. and Mrs. James D. DeMars ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Dempster ‘48Mr. and Mrs. William E. Denell ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Denk ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. DePauw ‘58Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dickes ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dickson Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Diederich, Jr. ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Dieser Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Dieter ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dieter Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiSanto Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Dixon, Jr. ‘64Mr. Frank J. Dobscha, Jr. ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Doell ‘64Dr. and Mrs. L. Michael Dohan ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Domino ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnelly ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Doran ‘59SFC (Ret.) and Mrs. Wayne E. Dotson, USA Mrs. Kate Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Dowling, Jr. ‘78Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dowling ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Doyle ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Draine ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Don Draper Mrs. Joan Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Todd Duffi eld Mr. and Mrs. William J. Duffy ‘77Mr. and Mrs. John P. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Duhig Mr. Christopher A. Dunn ‘74Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dunn ‘72Mrs. Donna Duranceau Mr. and Mrs. Forester J. DuSell ‘38Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Eberle Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Eccher ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Ecker ‘71Mr. and Mrs. C. Peter Eckrich ‘62Mr. Richard G. Edwards ‘60Mr. Michael H. Elliott ‘65MAJ (Ret.) and Mrs. Mark Emerson, USA Mr. and Mrs. John R. Emmons Mr. Donald C. Enderlin ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Brendan D. English Mr. and Mrs. Dennis I. Erickson Dr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Esser ‘65Mrs. Lois J. Eygabroad Mr. John E. Fabrizius ‘70Mrs. Marie Fabrizius Mrs. Kathleen Farley Rev. Kevin R. Farrell

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fay ‘54Mr. and Mrs. John C. Featherstone ‘48Mr. and Mrs. David A. Feiza ‘73Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Feiza ‘69COL and Mrs. Michael R. Fenzel, USA ‘85Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Ferrario ‘59Mr. Matthew J. Feuerborn ‘99Mr. and Mrs. David P. Fichtel ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Neal D. Fichtel ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Fiedler ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Fiore ‘60Dr. and Mrs. Carl R. Fischer ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Fissinger Ms. Anne Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. Flaherty ‘68Mr. William J. Flaherty, Jr. ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Flynn ‘77Mr. Richard E. Fonte ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Forester Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fornatto ‘82Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Fox Mr. Gary E. Fox ‘80Mr. and Mrs. James F. Fox ‘62Mrs. William F. Fox Mr. Adam R. Freda ‘01Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Freilinger ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. French, Sr. ‘54Mr. and Mrs. David D. Frerich Mr. and Mrs. Gary P. Frieders ‘64Dr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Friesel ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Harrison D. Friestedt ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Froehlich Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Funkey ‘63

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Furgason ‘91Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gallenbach Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Garrity, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Garrity ‘76Dr. Patrick H. Garvin Mr. and Mrs. John J. Gaudio ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gausselin ‘57Mr. Ralph E. Gebes ‘60Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gehl ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Geisen ‘52Mr. and Mrs. John M. Gengler ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Gengler ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Gengler ‘81Dr. and Mrs. Alexander George Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Gering ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gerold Mr. and Mrs. Randall E. Gibson, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Gilmore Dr. and Mrs. David E. Gilsinn ‘60Mr. and Mrs. James R. Giroux ‘77SGM (Ret.) and Mrs. John N. Gissel, USA ‘69COL (Ret.) and Mrs. Edmund J. Glabus, USA ‘56COL (Ret.) and Mrs. James C. Gleason, USA ‘62Mr. and Mrs. William C. Glenn Dr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Gonczy ‘65Dr. and Mrs. John T. Gorman ‘62Mr. and Mrs. D. Allen Gould ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Grady ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Graffagna ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Grahovec Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Gramme ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Gramme ‘56Mrs. Mary Gray Dr. Richard A. Green

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Extracurricular Activities $131,314.43Academics $449,173.85Printing Office $64,002.30Custodial & Maintenance $840,427.78Athletics $276,580.36Utilities $398,281.46Scholarships & Grants $432,594.75TTOTAL $6,151,528.80

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6%

7%

Faculty & Administration Extracurricular Activities Academics

Printing Office Custodial & Maintenance Athletics

Utilities Scholarships & Grants

Academy Expenses 2009- 10

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Green Green Light Driving School Mr. Robert Greene Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Gregory ‘64Mr. David F. Greiter ‘57Mr. and Mrs. David N. Grimes ‘54Mr. Christopher W. Groom ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Groom ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Gunderson Mr. Thomas C. Hack ‘68Dr. and Mrs. John D. Haeger ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haeger ‘65Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hagemann Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hagerty ‘54Mrs. Marie J. Hagler Mr. John H. Hall ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Hall-Reppen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Hamsmith Mr. Matthew D. Hamsmith ‘95Dr. and Mrs. Gerald H. Hankes ‘54Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hansen ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Kim F. Hansen ‘69Mr. John Hardison and Mrs. Cynthia Schalk Mrs. Ruth Cirese Hartigan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Hartmann ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Hartnett ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hartnett Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Hartranft Mrs. Margaret R. Haschak Mr. Ryan M. Hatcher ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hawking ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hays Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Heaton ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Heaton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Hebert

Mr. and Mrs. Neville S. Hedley ‘87Dr. and Mrs. James G. Heisler ‘59Mr. and Mrs. David M. Hejna ‘76Mrs. Ann Hendricksen Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hennessy ‘49Mrs. Bryn Henning Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hentschel ‘61Ms. Agnes Herbert Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Hermanson ‘73Mrs. Joan E. Herren Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Herzog ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Hettinger ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Lee T. Hettinger ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Hettinger ‘58Mr. James E. Hickey ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Hiemenz ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hill ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Hillis Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Hirner ‘88Mr. and Mrs. John “Jack” E. Hoelscher ‘61Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Hoffman, II ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Terence L. Hoffman, Sr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hofner ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Holter ‘69Holy Redeemer Church Card Club Mr. and Mrs. William F. Honaker Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Horak Mr. Lawrence J. Horan ‘42Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hornburg ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Horonzy Mr. and Mrs. William T. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Dan A. Howell Mr. and Mrs. Sean T. Hughes ‘80Mrs. Barbara Humphries Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Hupp ‘78

Mr. Jeremiah J. Hurley Mrs. Dianne Hurrell Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hurtt Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hyatt Mr. and Mrs. Darryl P. Hymel Mr. Martin J. Jackson ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Alex A. Jacobs ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. James Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Jamieson ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Jarka, Sr. ‘53Mr. and Mrs. David Jelinek Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johns ‘65+Lillian Johnsen Bequest Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Johnson ‘65Mr. Edward L. Johnson Mrs. Josephine Johnson Mrs. Margaret Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Johnson ‘58Mrs. Candice Johnson-Mulvihill Mr. and Mrs. Anthony E. Jones ‘67Mr. Richard L. Jones, III ‘63Mr. and Mrs. D. Carl Jost Mr. and Mrs. George J. Jost, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Jungels ‘66Dr. Kenneth C. Kaleta ‘62Mr. Jon R. Kallman ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Stephen P. Kane ‘62Mr. Patrick Kapustka Mr. and Mrs. David L. Karas ‘74Mr. Bryan M. Karp ‘94Dr. and Mrs. Warren A. Kass ‘62Dr. and Mrs. Roman R. Kaunas ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kauss Mr. Thomas J. Keefe Dr. Inez M. Kelleher Dr. Martin J. Kenna Mr. Michael J. Kenna ‘75Mr. and Mrs. Jerome G. Kenney ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Kenny Mr. Thomas M. Kenny ‘75Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Keutzer Hon. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kienlen ‘57Dr. and Mrs. Larry Kilby Mr. and Mrs. Alden P. Kilian Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kindsvater ‘58Mr. and Mrs. W. Joseph Kinnaman ‘52Dr. Edward L. Kish ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Kleren ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Kling ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Stanley W Kloc Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Knebel Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Koch Mr. Michael A. Kochevar ‘69Dr. and Mrs. John C. Koechley Mr. and Mrs. Joel J. Kofron Mrs. Lillian Kohut Mr. and Mrs. William J. Kohut ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Kolinski ‘00Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kolquist Mr. and Mrs. Vincent A. Konen ‘46Mr. Wendell L. Konen ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Randal J. Kopp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Korso Mr. and Mrs. John M. Korte ‘64Mr. John A. Korte Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kovanda, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Kozlik ‘97Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Kramer ‘69

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9%

General Donations Salute to Youth Alumni Scholarship

Alumni Scholarship Sports Booster Grants

Annual Fund Income2009-10

Alumni Assoc. Grants

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Mr. and Mrs. George B. Kramer ‘51Dr. and Mrs. Allen G. Krebs Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kresz Mr. Robert A. Kresz ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Krohn ‘70Mrs. Rose Kuecks Mr. Drew T. Kurth ‘88Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Kutz ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. LaBarbera Mr. and Mrs. Terrence D. Lally Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Lang ‘61Mr. James D. Lannen ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Large ‘97Mrs. Marilyn Lari Mr. Erik A. Larson ‘02Mrs. Mary Beth Laurich Dr. and Mrs. David G. Laycock ‘61Dr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Lazzara Mr. Long-Giang T. Le ‘97Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lehman ‘68Mr. Leonard C. Lenertz ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Leonard ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Lessel ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Anton Lessmeister Mr. and Mrs. John K. Letherman Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Letherman ‘91Mr. Robert E. Letherman ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Leuer ‘84Mrs. Wilma Lieggi Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Lies ‘47Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Lies ‘39Dr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Liesen Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Liesen ‘77Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Liesen ‘80Dr. and Mrs. David G. Lifka Mrs. Barbara Linden Mr. Bernard J. Linden ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Linden ‘68Mr. and Mrs. William H. Linden, II ‘77Dr. and Mrs. Mark R. Lindenmeyer, J.D., M.D. ‘65Mr. and Mrs. David A. Linster ‘59Mrs. Millie Lober Mr. and Mrs. William M. Loftus ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Logue, Sr. ‘48Mr. and Mrs. David J. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Loran ‘77Mrs. Mi Loran Mr. Thomas V. Loran, III ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lord Lorraine Nelson Consulting, Inc Mr. and Mrs. E. Charles Lutz ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Lynch ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Machulak ‘70Mr. and Mrs. James G. Magee Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Mahan ‘83MAJ (Ret.) and Mrs. Albin R. Majewski, USA ‘78Mrs. Nanette Maldonado Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Maley Mr. and Mrs. Christopher D. Mallon ‘88Mr. John J. Maloney ‘55Mr. John R. Mangers ‘44Mr. Anton Marano, Sr. ‘68Mrs. Maureen Markovitch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Marovich Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mars Mr. and Mrs. James Marsh Marsh & McLennan Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Martin ‘58Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Martin Dr. and Mrs. John Mason Dr. and Mrs. John C. Mason

Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Matei ‘59Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Matsie Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Arnold L. May ‘70Mr. Chester J. May ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. May ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. May ‘64Mr. Jonathan P. Mayer ‘94Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Mayer Mr. Albert D. McCoy ‘44Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCusker ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McEnroe ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McGehee Mr. and Mrs. Philip McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. McGrath ‘75Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. McGregor Mr. and Mrs. John McGuire Mr. William J. McHugh ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Mark G. McKanna Mrs. Lorraine McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Medernach Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Medernach ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Meere Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Meister, III ‘67Mrs. Charlotte Melby Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Melvin ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Menendez ‘52Mrs. Rosemary Mers Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Mesaros ‘73Mr. William M. Messmer, Sr. ‘59Dr. and Mrs. Mark W. Meszaros LTC and Mrs. David J. Meyer +John E. Meyer ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Meyer Mrs. Karen Michelini Mr. and Mrs. William R. Mikus ‘46Mr. Don Miller Mr. and Mrs. Francis (Bud) J. Miller ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Miller ‘51Mr. Frank L. Miller ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Miller ‘60Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Miller ‘69Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Miller ‘59Mrs. Rosemary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Miller ‘74Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. Mitchell ‘02Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. David F. Moe Mr. and Mrs. Fred Molitor Mr. and Mrs. John L. Momper ‘76Mr. and Mrs. Tom Montiegel Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Moore ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moore Mr. and Mrs. William F. Moore ‘35Mr. and Mrs. Hernando Morales, Jr. Mrs. Patricia Moran Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moran ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Philippe F. Moreau Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Morgan ‘60Mr. Thomas H. Morris ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Mulligan Mrs. Dorothy Murphy Mr. and Mrs. William F. Murphy ‘71Mr. and Mrs. David E. Murray ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Jason K. Nagel ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Jack Napoli Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nass, Jr. ‘56Mr. and Mrs. John C. Nelson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Nemechek ‘54

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Faculty and Staff commitments to Campaign Marmion have topped $100,000. More than 78% of the faculty and staff made a commitment, and “we still have a few follow-up calls to complete,” report Campaign co-chairs Madelyn Weed and Joe Large ‘97.

Madelyn, a ‘95 Rosary graduate, is Marmion’s Director of Public Relations and Communications, and Joe teaches mathematics and serves as chairman of the math department and coach of the Math Team. Serving as co-chair-man was not Joe’s fi rst experience with fund raising; he also serves as a Class of 1997 Adjutant for the Alumni Annu-al Fund. Madelyn’s family ties to Mar-mion include three brothers who are graduates, James ‘97, Timothy ‘05 and Peter ‘08 Studlo, and her parents Dr. James and Sally Studlo are Life Mem-bers of the Abbot Marmion Society.

Even in these diffi cult economic times “we received a positive response on our calls,” said Madelyn. “One staff person is working three jobs just to make ends meet but wanted to make a commitment to the Campaign and Marmion, and it was a very generous one,” she added. The average of the 52 gift commitments was more than $1,900, with most selecting a fi ve-year pledge payment schedule.

Joe had similar reactions. “One person said they wanted to give something back to Marmion for all Marmion has done for him. Similar comments were repeated by a number of faculty and staff that I visited with. They enjoy being part of the Marmion community and want to see the Academy and com-munity continue to grow,” said Joe.

“The Campaign is now in its fi nal year,” said Father Charles Reichenbacher OSB, Director of Development. “This wonderful response from the Marmion family and particularly our faculty and staff colleagues is truly inspiring”

Faculty/Staff Campaign Gifts

Top $100,000

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nickels ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Nickels ‘63Dr. and Mrs. Mathew L. Nickels ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Ronald N. Nickels ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Larry Niels Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Nilles ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Norman ‘49Mr. and Mrs. William J. Nosek, Jr. ‘56Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nothnagel Mr. Richard W. Novack ‘50Mr. James P. Nymark ‘73Dr. and Mrs. Charles P. O’Brien ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Ochsenschlager Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Ochsenschlager Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. O’Connell ‘57Mr. and Mrs. William J. O’Connell ‘83Mrs. Prasan O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. O’Dea Mr. and Mrs. David P. Offutt ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. O’Keeffe ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Olsen ‘73Mr. Mark A. Olsen ‘84Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Olsen Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. O’Malley ‘51Mr. Thomas M. O’Malley ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Alejandro Ortega Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Ostrander ‘80Our Lady of Victory Church, Victoria TX Dr. and Mrs. Fred Pacer Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Palumbo ‘73Dr. and Mrs. Walter B. Panko ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Parker ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Parker Mr. William J. Parkhurst COL (Ret.) and Mrs. Norbert I. Patla, USA ‘56Mrs. Rita Patterman Mr. and Mrs. Stewart W. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Dean G. Pawlowic ‘66Mrs. Marie Perez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perillo Mr. David M. Perna ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perry ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Greg Peters Mr. and Mrs. James S. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Petit ‘42Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. Petit ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Brian Petrando Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Petrich ‘78Mr. Michael J. Phillips ‘73Mr. and Mrs. John Piech Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Pieroni ‘59Dr. and Mrs. Victor Pinks, II ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Mario B Piombo Mr. and Mrs. John L. Pion ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Pitz ‘58Mr. Robert L. Pitz ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Planek Rev. Andrew J. Plesa Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Polinski ‘70Robert J. Pooley, Jr., M.D. ‘83Dr. and Mrs. Bernard I. Popham Dr. and Mrs. Albert B. Poronsky ‘69Ms. Janine M. Poronsky Miss Patricia E. Poss Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Poss Mrs. Sharon Poss Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Potts, Jr. ‘57Mr. Eugene P. Poulin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Precup ‘60Mr. Thomas W. Prenzno ‘74

Mr. William T. Prindiville ‘47Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Propernick ‘58Provena Mercy Medical Center, Aurora Prudential Foundation Mrs. Eve M. Pusateri Dr. Peter Quast Mr. David Rakow Mr. and Mrs. George A. Ralcewich ‘43Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Ralcewich ‘46Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Randerson Dr. and Mrs. William L. Rapp, Jr. ‘70Mr. and Mrs. William V. Rawski ‘73Dr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Readey ‘55Mr. Jerome J. Reding ‘44Mr. Donald J. Reese, Jr. ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Reese ‘55Mr. and Mrs. John D. Reherman ‘61Mrs. Philomena Reiland Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Renaud ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Rettenmeier Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Rettig ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Juan Reyna Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Reynolds ‘94Mr. Brian I. Rice ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Craig C. Rice ‘69Dr. J. Ransom Rice ‘40Mr. and Mrs. Paul Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James M. Riedl ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Riordan Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Rippinger ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Rippinger ‘74Mrs. Mondo S. Robinson

Rockwell Collins Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Rodriguez, Sr. Dr. J. Logan Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Rogers ‘81Mrs. Virginia Rogers Mr. and Mrs. George F. Romanos Ms. Laura B. Romero Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Ronan ‘69Rosary High School Spanish Club Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rosinski Dr. and Mrs. John P. Roza Mr. and Mrs. James J. Ruddy ‘55Mr. Steven W. Ruddy ‘87Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Ruffalo ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Steven S. Runner ‘88Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ruppert ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Russo Mr. Joseph T. Ruzicka ‘54Mrs. Margaret Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Ryan ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Ryckeghem ‘61Mr. William P. Sabo ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Sabotta Mr. and Mrs. Frank Saltijeral ‘68Mr. and Mrs. John N. Santeiu, Jr. ‘56Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sauber ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Sauer, Jr. Mrs. Lottie Saunders Mr. Michael C. Saunders Mrs. Eileen Scanlan Mr. and Mrs. Sean B. Scanlon ‘87Dr. Richard Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schaefers ‘57

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Students Organize “Marmathon” EventRaising $20,000 for Campaign Marmion

The 2009-10 Student Body also wanted to do their part in raising funds for the Campaign, so the Student Council organized the fi rst-ever “Marmathon”. This two-part event included a dodgeball tournament followed by a 5K run and raised more than $20,000 which will fund ceiling-mounted projectors for classrooms in the newly renovated Regole Science Center.

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Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Schaefers ‘62Mr. and Mrs. James W. Schaeffer ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Schearer Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Schelling ‘64Mr. and Mrs. Kent J. Schielke ‘71Mrs. Rosemary Schielke Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Schiltz ‘54Mr. and Mrs. Karl Schmidt Mrs. Leone Schmidt Mrs. Joanne Schmitz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Schneider ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Schramer ‘51LTC (Ret.) and Mrs. Ralph D. Schrenk, USA Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schroder Mr. and Mrs. Gene R. Schroeder SGM (Ret.) and Mrs. Walter Schroeder, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Schuler ‘54Mr. Allan P. Schuster ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Lee Schwendner Mr. and Mrs. Nelson L. Searles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Seibold, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Seidelman Miss Elizabeth A Sellen Mrs. Mary D. Sellen Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Semmler Mr. and Mrs. John R. Serumgard ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Algird Shaulis Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Shay Mr. and Mrs. Denis K. Sheehan Mr. and Mrs. John R. Sherman, FALU ‘78Mr. and Mrs. H. Douglas Shinnick ‘60LTC (Ret.) and Mrs. James R. Shoemaker, USAF ‘81Mr. Jerome Sibenaller ‘48Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Sidman ‘93Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Sidman Mr. and Mrs. Matthew P. Sidman ‘89Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Siemer Mr. Jonathan J. Silva ‘09Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Simmons ‘79Mr. and Mrs. John C. Simmons ‘60Dr. Gerald J. Simon Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Skaja, Sr. ‘52Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Sluka LTC (Ret.) and Mrs. Robert W. Slupik, USA ‘70Mr. and Mrs. William R. Slusser ‘52Mr. and Mrs. David A. Smith ‘50Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Smith ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Smith ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Noel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Smith ‘78Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Smith ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Socik ‘69Mrs. Joan Soderdahl Dr. Evangeline Sokol Mr. Joseph A. Soliz ‘99Ms. Marianne E. Soliz Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Sorensen ‘68Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Soris Mr. John M. Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Spiers ‘70St. Anne Parish, OswegoMrs. Patricia St. Jules Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Stack ‘61Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stahl ‘67Mr. and Mrs. Dan Stanciu Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Stanek ‘50Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton

Mr. Edward P. Stare ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Stauder ‘49Mr. and Mrs. William A. Stefanski ‘80Mr. Robert S. Stephano Mr. and Mrs. Shane T. Sterne Mrs. Corinne Stich Mr. Scott R. Stolpa ‘98Mrs. Mary Strand Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Streicher Mr. and Mrs. David J. Streit, Sr. ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Streit ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stroup Mr. Paul M. Stroup Mr. and Mrs. David J. Stumm ‘91Mr. and Mrs. James J. Stumm ‘95Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie L. Stumm Griffi n Mr. George A. Styne ‘50Mr. and Mrs. James T. Sury ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Swanson ‘68Dr. and Mrs. William I. Swedler ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Arpad G. Szatori ‘64Dr. and Mrs. William J. Tansey, Sr. Dr. and Mrs. John R. Tarr ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tate Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso E. Tenreiro ‘83Mr. and Mrs. Robert Terrien Mr. and Mrs. John Thallemer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Theis ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Brian R. Theisen ‘82Mr. David L. Theisen ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Theisen ‘58Mr. Jack W. Theisen ‘51Mr. and Mrs. James N. Theisen ‘53Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Theisen ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Thill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thomas ‘66Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Thompson ‘35Mr. Robert D. Thompson ‘87Mr. Timothy S. Thompson ‘80Mr. and Mrs. Brian C. Thornton Ms. Maria Thornton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Thurlow Mr. and Mrs. Franklin M. Tiller Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Tindell Mr. and Mrs. Clifford P. Tomaszewski ‘64Mr. and Dr. Matthew R. Tonelli ‘92Dr. and Mrs. Vincent W. Tornabene ‘60Mrs. Gloria Torres Mr. and Mrs. Lupe Torres ‘55Mr. Robert Torres ‘64Towers Perrin FoundationDr. and Mrs. Gay D. Trepanier ‘60Mr. and Mrs. George A. Trimarco, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Trout Mr. Christopher J. Tsang ‘05Mr. and Mrs. James L. Tungate Mrs. Eleanor Turchan Ms. Pamela M. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Brian W. Tydd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Vaghy ‘64Dr. and Mrs. J. David Valaik Mr. and Mrs. Erven H. Van Deventer ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Van Ham, Jr. ‘72Mr. Donald G. Van Vooren ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Victor L. Vant Mr. and Mrs. Tim Vock Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Vogt Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Vogtmann ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Vokac Ms. Kristin Voris

HONOR ROLL OF DONORS(July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010)

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Voss Wachovia Foundation Mr. Nicholas G. Wachs ‘09Mr. William W. Wachs Mr. Ronald R. Wackerlin ‘70Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Waegner ‘64Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wagner ‘66Mrs. Audrey B. Walan Mr. and Mrs. Florian T. Walter ‘57Dr. and Mrs. Walter Watts Mr. Anthony V. Weasler, II ‘65Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Weasler ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weber Mrs. Linda Weber Mr. Richard A. Weber ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Theodore R. Weber ‘57Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Weber ‘77Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weber ‘67Mr. and Mrs. David P. Weddige ‘59Mrs. Chris Wehking Mr. James D. Weiland ‘62Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Weiler ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Weiler ‘76Mr. and Mrs. William B. Weiler ‘81Mr. and Mrs. Ronald E. Weirich ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Weise ‘56The Hon. and Mrs. Thomas J. Weisner ‘67Mr. Robert F. Weiss, Sr. ‘45Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Weistroffer ‘51Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Weitz 1SG (Ret.) and Mrs. Karl S. Wendel, USA ‘81Dr. and Mrs. David R. Wenzel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Werich Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Werth ‘55Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H. White, Jr. ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. White Mr. and Mrs. Preston R. White ‘96Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. White, Jr. ‘55Mrs. Virginia White Mr. and Mrs. James M. Whittington Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Wilkinson Mr. Andrew J. Willey ‘02Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Winkel Mrs. Karen Winterbottom Mr. Daniel Wittry Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wolfe ‘68Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wolfram ‘65Ms. Dorothy E. Wolk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen G. Worthley ‘61Mr. and Mrs. Tom Woytych Mr. and Mrs. Timothy R. Wulff ‘79Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Yager ‘49Mr. and Mrs. Everett R. Zack ‘56Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence L. Zajac ‘71Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Zak ‘70Mr. and Mrs. William R. Zak ‘72Mr. and Mrs. Gerald D. Zavitz ‘63Mr. and Mrs. David G. Zborowski Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Zilly ‘59Hon. and Mrs. Thomas S. Zilly ‘52Mr. James J. Zimmerman ‘78Mr. Frederick R. Zinkann ‘63Mr. and Mrs. John Zoda ‘62

Thank you for your continued

support!

*New Endowment funds to be announced in 2010

Marmion Abbey (15)Joseph Brahill Memorial Benedictine EducationVerena Dieter MemorialJames and Katie Freilinger ’57 Benedictine EducationMadeline Haubrich Memorial Church MaintenanceJames P. and Dorothy Hughes, Sr. Seminarian EducationDr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60 Benedictine Education Jean Mored MemorialMary E. Oslac Abbey ChurchJosephine Pusateri Memorial Abbey MedicalHerman and Marian Reichenbacher Church MaintenanceJoseph and Helen Rippinger ’40 Abbey Church GardenRev. Terence Stanton OSB ’34 Memorial Benedictine EducationAl and Sylvia Wegman Benedictine EducationPaul A. Yender MemorialRev. Edmund Zeigler OSB Memorial Sacred Music

Colegio Seminario de San José Scholarships (25)Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. AndersonAnonymousDorothy Lee ArminCatherine Barry MemorialAlbert Benkert MemorialAbbot Gerald Benkert OSB Honor (2)Henry and Susan Butschek FamilySam and Ann Flaim MemorialRev. Patrick Greene OSB MemorialCasper and Josephine Hagner MemorialMary Rose Hurley MemorialRev. William Kriegsmann MemorialRev. Msgr. Eugene Luke MemorialThomas and Millie LuxLois Norris Memorial Rev. Wilfred Popham OSB MemorialRev. Carlos Quintana OSB MemorialCarlos and Josephine Quintana Memorial (2)John F. and Marlene Reedy ‘50 MemorialRobert Soehlen Family MemorialWilliam and Regina Theis Memorial ScholarshipRev. Matthias Zinkan OSB MemorialVeronica Zinkan Memorial

Academy Scholarships (40)Alumni Association Scholarships (4) and Student AssistanceRev. Joseph Battaglia OSB MemorialDr. Alfred G. and Mary A. Chione ’32 Memorial (4)Gussye Deck MemorialDorothy and Larry Dempsey MemorialMichael Fitz-enz MemorialBenjamin S. Graffagna ’00 MemorialKarl and Barbara Greiter ’54 Scholarship/Financial AidJames J. Kochevar ’67 MemorialJoseph F. Kochevar MemorialVince and Shirley Konen ’46 FamilyThomas and Marilyn Leuer ’58 FamilyRev. Barnabas Lundergan OSB MemorialJohn E. and Marie Miller, Sr.Robert L. Moloney ’52 MemorialJohn J. Mulvihill ’39 Memorial (2)Erwin W. Nagel Family Jane S. Nosek MemorialThomas A. Rippinger ’68 MemorialWilliam L. Robinson, Jr. MemorialJohn M. Regole ’63 Memorial Scholarship/Financial Aid Maurice L. Regole, Jr. ‘52 Memorial Scholarship/Financial AidJames E. Ross ’70 MemorialPhilip G. and Marilyn SchnellTheodore A. Sharpenter MemorialDonald C. Wilkinson ’50 Memorial/MinorityEdwin and Laurina Witting Memorial (4)Mary Yender MemorialRev. Edmund Zeigler OSB Memorial

Academy Financial Aid (43)Ralph and Cora Ambre ’30 MemorialRobert and Louise Bender ‘58Kevin Joseph Barth MemorialCarl and Corinne Bender MemorialDr. Alfred G. and Mary A. Chione ‘32 MemorialFred and Leona Conforti/MinorityHerman A. Dickes MemorialHoward and Vera Feltes FamilySamuel J. Frankino FoundationJohn Fraser and John Berkes Families MemorialRichard A. Hames ’71 MemorialEthel Hedley and Suzanne Howard MemorialWilson Hedley and Clarence Howard MemorialDonald A. Heinz MemorialRobert and Rita Hupp FamilyJerome and Rose Kuecks ‘49Arthur and Florence Linden Memorial In Honor of Rev. Bede Stocker OSBJohn William Madden ’45 MemorialJosephine and Lawrence V. Mangano MemorialThomas J. McLean ‘84 Memorial Robert and Patricia Michels ‘40Bernard J. Milroy ’38 MemorialKenneth M and Carole Nagel ‘60Frank J. O’Brien FamilyJ. Reed and Ute Heller O’Malley ‘56Dr. John and Mary Poronsky MemorialThe Reuland Family Donald and Carolyn SantucciJacob and Anna Schaefer MemorialCarol Schalz Memorial

Named Endowment Funds

Marmion Abbey, Academy and Mission Priory and Seminary

EndowmentsThe following suggested gift levels establish named endowment funds. Funds may be established by a single gift or multiple gifts, usually over no more than fi ve years. They may be added to over the years or through estate provisions. Gifts may be made directly to the fund or through trusts, bequests, retirement plan designation or assigned insurance policies. En-dowment funds may be named in honor of living persons or as memorials for deceased loved ones.

Marmion AbbeyGeneral Endowments begin at $20,000

Abbey Church Endowments begin at $25,000Benedictine Education Endowments begin at $30,000

Marmion AcademyGeneral Education Endowments begin at $20,000

Library Endowments begin at $25,000Science and Computer Center Equipment Endowments begin at $25,000

Plant and Maintenance Endowments begin at $50,000Student Academic Scholarship Endowments begin at $50,000

Faculty Endowments begin at $100,000Endowed Faculty Chairs partial at $250,000 and full at $1,000,000

Marmion Priory and Mission School in GuatemalaGeneral Education Endowments begin at $10,000

Student Financial Assistance Endowments begin at $15,000

Donor recognition is through the Abbot Marmion Society and the Canterbury Society. Donors who establish endowments through gifts of $10,000 or more are accorded Life Membership in the Abbot Marmion Society. Donors who establish endowment funds through a deferred or planned gift (annuity trusts, charitable trusts, bequest, retirement fund benefi ciary or assigned insurance policies) are accorded membership in the Canterbury Society.

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Dr. Charles and Lorraine Hermes ‘48Rev. Ildephonse Kreidler OSB MemorialJohn and Julia LoftusThomas and Mary Logue ’48 FamilyAlan and Barbara Martner ‘58Bernard E. Moisant M.D. ’30 MemorialJoseph R. Nardone, Sr. Memorial Guisti and Grace Pucci Memorial Mary Sullivan Tansey MemorialCarl J. and Mildred Wahmhoff MemorialAlfred J. and Nathalie Wulff FamilyPaul W. Yender Memorial

Academic Programs - Restricted (8)Theodore H. Anderson ‘60 Memorial Music and DramaJ. Randolph Block ‘70 Memorial Band & SwimmingRay, Kathy and Dan ‘04 Dalton Campus MinistryPaul E. Duranceau ’69 Memorial Science ProjectsRev. Peter Enderlin OSB Memorial Writing ContestDr. James and Jean Graham ’61 Music ProgramsAnn M. Janura Memorial Campus MinistryRev. Wulstan Mork OSB Memorial Visiting Artists

Junior Reserve Offi cer Training Corps (2)The Gerard Dempsey ’61 FamilyVeterans’ Memorial JROTC Fund

Library (5)Dominic and Aderis DeRosaKevin and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ’74 Arthur and Rosemary Schaefer MemorialPatricia Hannon Weber MemorialAdeline M. Yender Memorial

Plant Maintenance (8)Denis and Dorothy Daly FamilyFritz and Emme Linden MemorialJack and Beverly Martin ’58 FamilyW. Bruce Napier ’71 Memorial Flag Pole PlazaAlbert and Beverly Voirin ’59 FamilyGary and Meg Withall FamilyGeorge A. Yender, Jr. MemorialPaul W. Yender Memorial

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Academy Financial Aid (Cont.)Philip and Patricia Schalz ’73 FamilySt. Joseph School Fund (Aurora)Daniel N. Schomer, Jr. ’60 Memorial*Thomas V. and Marie Shea MemorialKevin M. Sheehan ‘85 Memorial Rosemary Swedler MemorialGeorge M. Thoman ‘44Raymond Tonelli MemorialAlfred and Anne Vogus MemorialEdith Elizabeth Wiemer MemorialRev. Martin Witting OSB MemorialRobert H. Yanker, Sr. MemorialPaul A. Yender Memorial

Lay Faculty (14)Dr. Pantaleo and Mary Amoroso FamilyWilliam and Toni Fox HonorDr. Thomas R. and Trudy Huberty ‘65Ronald E. and Pat KeutzerJack and Beverly Martin ’58 FamilyThomas F. and Elaine MulliganFrank and Rita Murnane, Sr. Dr. Michael Oslac ’62 Science FacultyDr. Richard and Mary Beth Regan FamilyGeorge and Geri Sherman ‘50Frank and Joan Schwartz Faculty Development*Thomas J. and Sharon Streit ‘58Albert and Beverly Voirin ’59 FamilyGeorge A. Yender, Jr. Memorial

Academic Programs - Unrestricted (22)Edward F. Bachner, Sr. MemorialRev. Luke Bohr OSB ’38 MemorialThomas and Brian Casey Families In Memory of Rev. Wulstan Mork OSB Harry E. Collins MemorialMae F. Collins MemorialStephen J. Denari, Sr. ‘71Salvatore and Laverne DiMucci MemorialRichard G. Edwards ‘60John and Jo Featherstone ‘48William W. Glenn ’89 Honor

Shea Memorial Financial Aid Endowment By Fr. Charles Reichenbacher OSB ‘59 Director of Development

The late Ralph Weber ’39 of Aurora and his son, Thomas ’67 of St. Charles played important roles in bringing a major bequest of more than $707,000 to Marmion Academy. Ralph was a tax accountant and fi nancial advisor to Thomas and Marie Shea of LaGrange. Tom succeeded in his father’s role following Ralph’s death on July 23, 1999. Several years earlier Thomas Shea, who died in 1996, had established two trusts, one of which was designed for charitable purposes. Upon Thomas’ death, Mrs. Shea was given a “power of appointment” for charitable, scientifi c or educational institutions of her choos-ing as benefi ciaries.

Enter Ralph Weber. Mrs. Shea asked Ralph if he had any sug-gestions, and he asked her to consider Marmion Academy. Ralph noted her interest in helping students with fi nancial need, and also the Shea family’s connection to Wisconsin. Mr. Shea was raised in the Milwaukee area and attended the University of Wisconsin and later graduated fi rst in his class

from the Naval Academy. Mrs. Shea was raised in Bailey’s Harbor in Door County WI.

Mrs. Shea signed a codicil to her will naming Marmion Acad-emy the sole benefi ciary of the trust. It stipulated that the funds were to be used “to establish a scholarship fund for the benefi t of needy children with proven fi nancial need.” It further stipulated that “students graduating from Marmion and seeking a college degree in engineering at the University of Wisconsin system should be considered for aid and funds be made available to them from this fund.”

Marmion decided that rather than incorporate this magnifi -cent gift into the regular fi nancial aid endowment program, it would be designated for “fi nancial emergencies.” During the recent and continuing diffi cult economic times a number of students have parents who lost their jobs or suffered reduced income. Several of these students were juniors and seniors. Marmion offered them emergency aid so they could complete their Marmion education. The Thomas V. and Marie Shea Fund now will provide a more permanent source of these emergency funds

Named Endowment Funds

ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY(As of June 30, 2010)

*Life Members moving to a higher gift category**New Life Members (2009-2010)

FOUNDERS (14)(Benefactors of $1 million and above) Anonymous In Memory of +Rev. Ildephonse Kreidler, OSBIn Honor of Donald M. Arndt, Jr. ’58 The Donald M. Arndt FamilyBrian T. and Mary Casey ‘72 and Thomas J. and +Norma Casey Families +Dr. Alfred G. and +Mary A. Chione ‘32Arthur J. and Patricia Decio ‘48 James P., Sr. and Dorothy Hughes Monks of Marmion AbbeyMarmion Alumni Association+Jean E. MoredDr. Michael J. Oslac ‘62 Edward N. and Vivienne Regole ‘50 +Maurice L. and +Gertrude B. Regole +George A., Jr. and +Adeline M. Yender+Paul W. Yender

GUARANTORS (1)(Benefactors of $750,000 to $999,999)+Terence J. and Candice Johnson-Mulvihill ‘48 In Memory of +John J. Mulvihill, Jr. ‘39 PARTNERS (6)(Benefactors of $500,000 to $749,999)+Harry E. and +Mae CollinsEdward A., Jr. and Rosemary Cox Jack L. and Beverly Martin ‘58Diocese of Rockford St. Meinrad ArchabbeyPhilip G. and Marilyn Schnell

ASSOCIATES (21)(Benefactors of $250,000 to $499,999)+William F. and +Dorothy L. Armin+Edward F., Sr. and +Anna Bachner+H. William and Kim Collins ‘53 Thomas A. and Dianne Commes ‘60Gerard R. and Robyn Dempsey ‘61 +Salvatore, Sr. and +Laverne DiMucci and +Salvatore, Jr. and Yvonne DiMucci ‘52 Families Jerry and Dorene Hammes ‘49 +Joseph F. and +Ina Mae Kochevar In Memory of +James J. Kochevar ‘67*Dr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60 +George M. and +Clara Lanigan John R. and Julia Loftus +T. Anthony and +Clara LuxThomas F. and Millie Lux In Honor of Abbot Gerald Benkert, OSBMarmion Parents’ ClubMarmion Sports Boosters+John E., Sr. and Marie MillerJ. Reed and Ute O’Malley ‘56+Daniel N., Jr. and Martha Schomer ‘60 Albert W. and Beverly Voirin ‘59 John A. and Marian Witting +Rev. Martin Witting, OSB In Memory of +Edwin and +Laurina Witting INVESTORS (50)(Benefactors of $100,000 to $249,999)Anonymous+Harry A. and +Odella BaumJoseph F. and Angela Cantore+Rev. Ramon Carlin+Robert A. and Kathleen Chapski John J., Jr. and Paula Cibulskis ‘70 +Patricia CollinsFred J. and Leona Conforti John and Carmen Cordogan *The Cuneo Foundation

*Carl T. and Kelly Deufel ’77John C. and Jo Featherstone ‘48+Howard J. and Vera FeltesJohn, Jr. and Muriel Fenzel ‘50 Dr. Jac and Laura Fitz-enz ‘51 In Memory of +Michael Fitz-enzJ. Keith and Sheri Fitzgerald Dr. Edward R., Sr. and Patricia Garrity Karl L. and Barbara Greiter ‘54+Romy J. and +Dorothy Hammes+John C. and Joan Hedley In Memory of +Wilson I. and +Ethel Hedley and +Clarence R. and +Suzanne HowardDr. Charles R. and Lorraine Hermes ‘48Dr. Thomas R. and Trudy Huberty ‘65 +Robert B., Sr. and Rita Hupp +Thomas P. and Susan D. Hurst George D. and Dianne Kackert ‘56 Thomas J., Sr. and Susan Kilian ‘69 +Carl E. and +Paula Koch Vincent A. and Shirley Konen ‘46+Jerome E. and Rose Kuecks ‘49 Lee O. and Agnes Lochmann Thomas J., Sr. and Mary Ann Logue ‘48Dr. David E. and Charlene Longnecker ‘57+John William Madden ‘45+Robert N. and Patricia Michels ‘40Frank J., Sr. and Rita Murnane In Memory of +Dorothy and +Irene MurnaneRichard F. and Marie Murphy ‘50 +Erwin W. and +Ollie Nagel and Kenneth M. and Carole Nagel ‘60 Families+James L., Sr. and Irene Napier ‘43+Paul J. and Mary OslacDr. Richard P. and Mary Beth Regan +Rev. Carleton M. Sage, S.S. +Philip J. II and +Carol SchalzDr. Scholl Foundation+Rev. Msgr. Magnus A. SchumacherDr. John W. and Karen Sheehan ‘49 In Memory of +Kevin Sheehan ‘85 George V., Jr. and Geri Sherman ‘50 Dr. William J., Sr. and Jackie Tansey In Memory of +Mary Sullivan Tansey+William J. and +Regina TheisS. Richard and Mary M. Van HorneDoctors Will and Celia Van Wisse Michael P. and Elaine Webster

SPONSORS (87)(Benefactors of $50,000 to $99,999)ADVENIATCharles E. and Linda Anderson Richard A. and Carol Bakala+Dr. Robert E. and Ann Barnes Drs. Robert J. and Sophia Barnes ‘75 +A. Joseph and Kathleen Barth In Memory of +Kevin J. Barth +Rev. Joseph Battaglia, OSB Memorial+Edo J. and Tess Belli Robert E. and Louise Bender ‘58+Albert C. and +Philomena Benkert+Joseph J. Benkert*+Ronald W. and Patricia Berg ’59*Joseph F. and Patricia Brennan ’92Helen K. BrewerMichael J. Brewer ‘59 Bristol Myers Squibb FoundationJohn J. and Mary Butschek In Memory of +Henry and +Susan Butschek Philip S. and Lynn Cali*Frank C., Jr. and Sue Cannon ’61John W. and Valerie Chesney ‘60Dr. Carol Cummins-KolinskiRaymond F., Jr. and Kathy Dalton+Lawrence E. and +Dorothy Dempsey+Verena Dieter+James P. and Joan Driscoll Thomas J. and Therese FallonDolores D. Finnegan Robert V. II and Sheila Fitzsimmons ‘78Daniel W. and +Elizabeth Fox ‘65+William F. and Toni Fox +Otto P. and +Jane Freilinger ‘31 BGEN (Ret.) John R. Gallagher, Jr., USA ‘59Dr. Edward R., Jr. and Linda Garrity ‘70William C. and Mardi Glenn *Goldman Sachs Foundation Dr. Nicholas S. and Carolyn Gordon ‘55Dr. James P. and Jean Graham ‘61+Leo S. Grommersch Illinois Tool Works FoundationWalter F. and Judy Johnston Koch Foundation, Inc.Dr. Martin J. and Cathie Kolinski+Norbert and Mary Ellen Kolinski +Rev. William A. Kriegsmann R. James and Diana LaPointe ‘59 Ralph J. and Kate Lemley ‘61Thomas J. and Marilyn Leuer ‘58 +J. Arthur and +Florence Linden+Rev. Msgr. Eugene J. LukeWilliam F. and Mary Jo MacDonald ‘43 +Edward L. and Sylvia Machulak+Anthony A. and Josephine Marano C. Alan and Barbara Martner ‘58 Drs. James W. and Ellen Barnes McGough +Robert A. and +Helen MoranThomas F. and Elaine Mulligan James B. and Mary Naughton ‘43 +John J. and +Kathleen Neyer +Frank J. and Ingrid J. O’Brien Dr. Scott M. and Beth O’Connor David F., Sr. and Patricia O’Keeffe ‘44 Dr. Robert G. and Auguste Olsen In Memory of +Mary P. OlsenDr. Stanley C. and Eleanore ParksJoseph J. and Susan Pircon In Memory of +Len HeinzPittway Corporation Foundation+Herman and Marian Reichenbacher In Memory of +Joy Ann ReichenbacherDr. Paul H. and Patricia Reichenbacher ‘58 Timothy J. and Kate Reuland ‘66 John F. and Susan Rippinger ‘64+William L. Sr. and Mondo Robinson

The Abbot Marmion Society recognizes the lifetime generosity of trustees, alumni, parents, past parents and friends in nine gift categories from Donor ($10,000 to $24,999) to Founder ($1,000,000 or more) as well as Sustaining Members who con-tribute $1,000 in the fi scal year of July 1 to June 30, 2010.

At the annual Abbot Marmion Society dinner on November 13, 2010, 26 new Life Members (Donor category or above) will be welcomed. 20 AMS members also advanced to new gift recognition catego-ries because of their continuing generos-ity. The Abbot Marmion Society Donor Recognition Board is in the lobby of the Battaglia Center.

There are currently 751 Life Members (living and deceased) and 150 Sustaining Members.

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In Memory of +William L. Robinson, Jr.St. Patrick Church, St. CharlesDonald G. and Carolyn Santucci +Arthur J. Schaefer, +Virginia Schaefer and +Rosemary Schaefer+John L. and +Mary Esther Schnaus*Frank and Joan SchwartzRich Sharpenter ‘63+Theodore A. and +Catherine Sharpenter Gerald P. and Nancy SidmanDr. James D. and Sally Studlo George M. Thoman ‘44+John M. and Janice TrillaTrust Company of Illinois+Roscoe L. Wagner and +Robert J. and Judy Wagner ‘44 FamiliesLloyd A. and Sylvia WegmanKenneth A. and Carol Wood ‘51 +Alfred J. and Nathalie WulffDavid H. and Annamarie York PATRONS (155)(Benefactors of $25,000 to $49,999)+Theodore H. Anderson ‘60Anonymous (2)Donald M. III and Kathy Arndt ’84 Todd A. Arndt ’88+Thomas and +Marianne C. AuBuchonAurora Catholic Education Foundation Aurora Tri-State Fire Protection Company+Edward F., Jr. and +Virginia BachnerVincenz and Frieda BackDr. Jon A. and Mary Kay BakkenBernice B. Balt Edward X. and Holly Barth ‘75H. Flagg and Patt Baum Allen J. and Lu Belli James J. and Karen Belli +Carl and +Corinne M. Bender+J. Randolph Block ‘70 Memorial*Dr. Richard C. and +Janet BodieRobert J. and Marilyn Brack +Joseph and Lucille BrahillConrad L. and Doris Brassine Charitable TrustDavid P. and Joan Brennan ‘75 +Gil N. Bryan and John G. and Marge Bryan ‘50 Families * John P. Bryan ’81 +Paul F. Buddy, Sr. and Paul F., Jr. and Paula Buddy ‘60 FamiliesKenneth A. and Theresa ButschekDr. James H. and Barbara Camino ‘66+Thomas J. and +Kathryn CarrollCarol CibulskisDonald J. and Kathleen Cibulskis ‘59 Richard M. and Jean Cibulskis ‘64 Arturo J. ConteDavid K. and Janet Cooper In Memory of +Fritz and +Emme Linden*Copy King (Michael P. and Judi Hagerty)+John A. and Lorraine Czerwiec Peter G. and JoAnn Daleiden ‘56 +Denis J. and Dorothy Daly+John O. Daly ‘50Dr. William C. and Debbie Dam ‘60 +Gussye L. DeckJoseph M. and Pamela DeRosa ‘65 In Memory of +Dominic DeRosa+Richard F. and +Doloros DrewRichard G. Edwards ‘60 +Thomas E. and Betty Eldridge ‘55John R. and Winifred Emmons Dr. Behrooz and Carol Eshaghy Dr. Rafael and Maria Fernandez+Robert J. and Sheila Ferrari ‘48 *Leanne FeuerbornCharles J. and Susan Fiore ‘60 Edward G. and Barbara Forester

ABBOT MARMION SOCIETY(As of June 30, 2010)

+Gerard H. and +Jacquie Gallagher *Michael A. and Mary Gallagher ’59 Michael E. and Dawn George ‘68+Casimir J. and Arlene Grabacki +Robert E. and +Beulah Grady Douglas A. and Barbara Graffagna ‘66 In Memory of +Benjamin S. Graffagna ‘00 David L., Sr. and Holly Grange Bruce E. and Candace Greene ‘64Michael A. Greiter+Casper C. and +Josephine Hagner+Richard A. Hames ‘71 Dr. Gerald D. and M.J. HarrisKenneth R. and Patricia Hartmann ‘64Dr. Roger P. and Valerie Hatcher ‘65+Magdalena Haubrich William E., Jr. and Louise Healy+Albert P. Heimsath ‘35+Robert T., Sr. and +Dee HeldJohn C. and Mary Hirschfeld ‘54Holy Cross Church, Batavia*Donald A. and Barbara Hunt+Mary Rose Hurley In Memory of +William and +Loretta Moran *G. Richard and Anne Hutter +Arthur L., Sr. and +Ann Janura Donald B., Sr. and Donna Jarka ‘53 Robert H. and Mary KacprowiczJon R. Kallman ‘67 John C. and Ellen Keifer ‘60Patrick J. and Marge Kennedy ‘52 In Memory of +Pearl KennedyHarold J. II and Colette Kilburg Jeffrey M. and Mary Krasner+Dr. Eugene T., Jr. and Doris Leonard James M. and Dorothy Lynch ‘66 +Richard B. and Shirley Majewski *John E. and Nancy Malone ’61 +Lawrence V. and +Josephine Mangano Frank A. and Mary Ellyn McCollum McCormick Foundation Edward J., Sr. and Dottie McCrink Michael D., Sr. and Natalie McKay ‘65 V. Gregory and Grace McKnight ‘71 Timothy M. and Jeanne McLean ‘79+Francis F. and +Cecilia McManus, Jr. ‘43 *Thomas F., Jr. and Diane Meagher ’79 William J. and Carol Meyer+Robert L. Moloney ‘52Philip M. and Marian Moore ‘53 Dr. Casey B. and Julia Mulligan ‘87 Thomas N. Mulligan ‘67*Donald J. and +Lois Norris ’49*Robert B. O’Connor In Memory of +Robert P. O’ConnorJohn A., Jr. and Dorothy O’Dwyer ‘70Old Second National Bank of Aurora +Patrick L. and +Helen O’Malley Patrick J., Sr. and Merrie O’RahillyMario A. and Mary Kay Pasin Dr. Bernard I. and Betty Popham In Memory of +Rev. Wilfrid Popham, OSBMary Beth Poronsky-Stull+Edward J. and Mary Powers+Rev. Carlos Quintana, OSB Memorial +Leo N. and +Mae Reuland ‘30 Alan W. RiddifordDoctors André and Marie-Claude RigaudJoseph A., Jr. and Helen Rippinger ‘40 In Memory of +Lt. Thomas A. Rippinger ‘68 +Charles D. and +Marie A. RobertsCOL Bryan L. and Terri Rudacille, USASt. John Neumann Church, St. CharlesMichael G. and Mary Jo Saunders ‘67 Gerald F. and Joan Sauter ‘52 In Memory of +JoAnna Sauter ‘52Rev. Bernard Schaefer, OSB ‘48 In Memory of +Jacob and +Anna Schaefer

Philip J. and Patti Schalz ‘73 +Joseph N. and +Pearl SchmitzWilliam and Ali Schneider+James L. and +Carol SchuetzBernard G. Schupbach Benjamin L. and Kathie Schwegman ‘51 +Charles H. and +Agnes SeyfertDennis F. and Jean SheldonSherwin Williams Company Foundation+Andrew W. and +Bernita SimkoGeorge O. and Annenie SinkaJ. Mitchell and Anne Skaja ‘52 *Robert S. and Kathryn Smith Charles and Martha Stevens In Memory of Abbot Mark Hogan, OSB+Gerald J. and Mary Streit ‘64 Thomas J. and Sharon Streit ‘58 +James W. and +Rosemary D. SwedlerRobert H., Sr. and Dee Swickert ‘59 In Memory of +Henry and +Jewel Swickert Tandy Corporation Foundation *Randall L. and Margaret Tavierne+John W. and +Barbara TheisRichard L. and Karen Theis ‘62UPS FoundationStephen A. and Grace Varga Carl W. and Shirley Wahmhoff In Memory of +Carl J. and +Mildred Wahmhoff +Al W. and Audrey Walan+Anthony V., Sr. and +Lucille WeaslerAnthony V. II and +Shirley Weasler ‘65 +Albert J. and +Doris Weisner +George P. and +Ellen WolffDavid J. and Sharon YoungStanley L. and Jeanne Zepelak ‘62 Charles E. and Barbara Zidek ‘48 +Veronica Zinkan DONORS (417) (Benefactors of $10,000 to $24,999)Dr. John M. and Patricia Abell ‘39+COL Peter P. and +Elsie Adams, USAF ‘36Dr. Gary L. and Judith Ahasic ‘69**George E. and Carol AlewelJoseph H. and Mary Allegretti ‘50Alliance for International MonasticismAllmerica FoundationJohn F. and Helen Altringer ‘40 +Ralph A. and +Cora Ambre ‘30 Dr. Pantaleo J. and Mary Amoroso Joseph G. Amrhein Richard E. and Betty Anderson **Stephen A. and Susie Anderson**Michael and Ellenore AngelidisAnnunciation Church, AuroraAnonymous (8)Anonymous In Memory of +Raymond Tonelli AT&T Foundation +Judge William C. and +Rita Atten +William F. and +Marcelline AuerAurora Irish Fellowship Club In Memory of +John HoganBP FoundationRobert G. and +Maureen Babas ‘64+James L., Sr. and +Mary Lou Bachner ‘43 +Paul J. and +Gerrie Bachner +Frank W. and +Cyrilla BajdaPeter L. and Eileen Bakala ‘79David S. and Patricia BakerDr. Gustavo M. and Ann Banti+Catherine BarryLouis and Maureen BasileElba F. and Judy Baskin John L. and Marianne Beck ‘59Francisco and Teresa Beckmann William J. and Marianne Bell+William and +Agnes Berg ‘33

+Robert A. and Joan Bierk Rev. John G. BirkTimothy S. and Michelle Blincoe ‘81Dr. Stephen A. and Jeannie Bodney ‘77 Boeing Foundation+Dr. Joseph L. and +Jean BordenaveLee J. and Beverly Bordenave ‘63Laird M., Sr. and Blanca BouldenDr. and Mrs. Melvin V. Boulé+Marian H. BowerTom R. and Patty Brandt**Michael P. and Kara Bryan ’82+Charles H., Sr. and Betty Budler ‘38 Judge Henry A. Budzinski, Sr. Edward J. and Julie BurkeDoctors Thomas and Ellen BurkeArthur E. and Marcia Burkett+Earl J. and +Marge Burrell ‘37 David R. and Dolores Burroughs Theron S. and Barbara Bushnell Michael and Virginia ButschekCapital Group Charitable FoundationDr. Edwin J. and +Joan Carey +Lawrence M. and +Bernice Carino Dr. John T. and Debra CarrollJoseph J., Sr. and Virginia Castronovo+Joseph and +Hazel CavataioMark K. and Cathy Cavins ‘65John P. and Kristin Chapski ‘83Michael A. and Karen Chapski ‘84The Chester Foundation, A Donor Advised Fund of The Chicago Community FoundationChicago Molded Products, Inc. **J. Brad and DruAnn Childress ’74 **Dr. Thomas L. and Susan Choice +William G. and +Georgia ChristyShu Yung Wang Chuang +John J., Sr. and +Susan Cibulskis ‘32Dr. Peter D. and Jane CladisDr. David J. and Beth Clark Class of 1954 Student Aid FundChristopher P. and Jean Clementz +George D. and Dorothy Clementz Frank B. and Elaine Coffman Colgate-Palmolive FoundationCommunity Foundation of the Fox River ValleyFred P. and Mandie Conforti ‘84John J. and Susan Conley ‘71 Dr. Douglas E. and Julie Conroy Frank B. and +Kathy Contratto Harold L. and Bette CoolidgeJames S. Copley Foundation Dr. Richard D. Corzatt +Richard H. and +Jeanette Cosgrove+Joseph E., Jr. and Betty Crisanti ‘59+Dr. John P. and Sarah Cullinan and +Patricia Cullinan+Stanley J. and +Grace Cynkar+Imelda DaleidenDr. Hansel M., Jr. and Susan DeBartolo ‘65Michael E. and Mary DeBlock+Julius Decio+Vincent and +Myrtle DeckTodd L. Dempsey ‘66Stephen J. Denari, Sr. ‘71 Stanley F. and Virginia Depa Dr. James L. and Deann Derrico Curtis D. and Mia Deufel ‘79Daniel DeufelDr. John M. and Christine Dickens ‘58+Herman A. and +Mae DickesJohn A. and Joanne Diederich ‘87R.R. Donnelley and Sons FoundationMartin K. Driscoll ‘82 and Dr. Nathalie BarnesJames T. and Clarita Duffi n John P. and Denise Duggan+James H., Jr. and Mary Lu Dunn +Vernon and Donna Duranceau

In Memory of +Paul E. Duranceau ‘69Carl H. and Bonnie Eberle Howard L. and Barbara Edwards ‘65+Louis F. and +Henrietta Ehrlich Einsiedeln Abbey, SwitzerlandRaoul D. and Phyllis Elder **COL (Ret.) Alan C. and Regina Esser, USA ’46 Daniel P. and Stacie Fallon ‘81 Gregory T. and Diane Fallon ‘83Rev. Kevin Farrell Dr. Donald and +Julie FarrimondTimothy J. and Karla Feltes ‘71+Joseph F. and +Helen Ferrari+Elaine FerryJames P. and Helen Feuerborn ‘68Paul C. and Debbie Feuerborn ‘86Robert D. and Pat Feuerborn ‘60James G. and Jill Fitzgerald+Frank and +Helen Flannigan+Edward S. and +Alma Flynn+Patrick E. and Susan Flynn ‘58Ford Motor Company FoundationDr. Elio J. and Mary Fornatto James F. and Susan Fox ‘62 William T. Fox ‘74 and Family Samuel J. Frankino Foundation **Joseph A. Fraser ’78 Veronica Fraser In Memory of +John Fraser and +John Berkes James E. and Katie Freilinger ‘57Peter J. and Jocelyn FreilingerLucian J. and +Elizabeth Frejlach Thomas J., Sr. and Velma FreyLawrence J. and Patricia Frieders ‘64 Melvin P. and Amory Frieders ‘66Douglas P. and Denise Friedman**Richard M. and Kathleen FurgasonJohn A., Sr. and Bettye Galgano ‘59 +John R., Sr. and +Marion Gallagher Anna Gamble Foundation

In Memory of +Rev. Philip N. Fusco**Michael J. and Julie GarofaloDr. Patrick H. and +Regina GarvinJohn G. and Carolyn Gilla Drs. Steven and Michele Glasgow John A. GlatzWilliam W. and Kristen Glenn ‘89+Rev. Raymond P. GordonRobert L., Sr. and Janet Gorecki ‘46Michael J., Sr. and Patricia Graft James L. Graham, Jr. ‘77W.W. Grainger FoundationEduardo E. and Lisa Greco+Rev. Patrick Greene, OSB Memorial+Joseph W. and +Kae Griffi n James E. and Dorothy Groom ‘52 +Loren E. and Lois Haas**Michael C. and Joyce HallesHoward E. and Mary Hamilton Dr. Lynn R. and Sarah Leah Hankes ‘54Elmer A. and Arlene HansenThomas M. and Beate Hansen+Anton E. and +Ellen Hanus Dr. Crispin and Betty HaoRichard G. and Arlene Hawks ‘57+Donald A. HeinzRobert T., Jr. and Mary Lou Held ‘64+Betty Hellmann-Levy**John S. and Patricia HeneghanTimothy J. and Janet HerlehySteven and Ophelia Hernandez Donald F. and Annette Herzog ‘52+Paul and +Corinne HettingerDr. Peter W.T. and Shiao-Lin Hui Watts and Barbara Humphrey In Memory of +Frieda Fallon, +Alice A. Gleason, +Catherine Greene and +Frances MartinJames and +Cheryl Hunt Dr. Jon A. and Shelley Hupp ‘75 Robert B., Jr. and Eileen Hupp ‘72

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The Abbey Farms is getting a long-needed offi ce and storage building. A metal pole barn (36’wide x 60’ long x 12’ high) is being constructed in the fi eld north of the monastery building. The goal is have the building ready for the annual Pumpkin Daze Fall Festival in October and the Christ-mas Tree sales in November. The building will serve as the farm offi ce and be a warming center in fall and winter, a gift item sales center, and a storage area for farm equipment.

The cost is approximately $60,000 and is being paid for from gift funds, so that farm income can go directly for the support of the monks. Notable donors to date are Jim and Kris Anderson , Downers Grove; Pat Berg, Batavia; Frank and Joan Schwartz, Wheaton; Betty and Mary Sellen, Oswego; and the Wahmhoff family of Michigan. “Gifts are still needed…and appreciated…for this farm building and to purchase new farm equipment,” said Adam Voirin ’02, farm manager at avoirin@marmion.org or (630) 936-0034

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Dr. Robert E. and Carol Hurley David C. and Carol HurrleDr. Howard G. and +Nellie Illig Illinois Fruit and Produce Company+Peter and Diane InglotMichael J. and Sylvia Jackson ‘57Richard J. and Char Jacobs ‘55 John J. and +Antje Jelinek Mark K. and Barbara Johnson ‘71 Patrick J. and Toni Kackert ‘87 Robert E. and Nancy Kamm ‘59 Kevin P. and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ‘74John N. and Mary Karwoski ‘45Dr. Warren A. and Sandra Kass ‘62+Robert J. and Elizabeth Kearns ‘39 Kellogg’s Corporate Citizenship Fund Ronald E. and Patricia Keutzer+Harold J., Sr. and +Matilda KilburgHarold J. Kilburg III ‘64+John L. and Louise Kilcullen John H. and Connie Kindsvater ‘58 Dr. Kevin M. and Carole King Michael T. and Renee Kluber ‘81+Theodore B. and Jodie Kmiec Timothy V. and Carolyn Knoebel Larry S. and Peggy Kolinski Randal J. and Bonnie Kopp +Stephen L. and Isabelle M. Kowalski +Wilfred A. and +Marian Kramer ‘40William L., Jr. and Maureen Kretzer ‘58George E. and Sheila Krippner John H. and Theresa Kuhn Dr. Joseph E. and Mary Jane Kutz ‘46Charles A. and Karen Ross Lagergren In Memory of +James E. Ross ‘70Peter and Terry LappinDr. Dennis J. and Nancy Lazzara**William E. and Mary Lenert ’70Frank J. Lewis Foundation Frank A. and Carol Liebner ‘66+Arnold E. Lies, Sr., and Arnold E., Jr. and Donna Lies ‘47 FamiliesDr. Gerald J. and Mary Liesen Dr. Mark R. and Molly Lindenmeyer ‘65Dr. Thomas C. and Carole LiskeDr. Michael C. and Kathy LoebachWilliam M. and Elizabeth Loftus ‘65Joseph C. and Janice Loran ‘77+Francis LorangLyon Metal Products, Inc. Mark E. and Sheila MacKenzieCOL (Ret.) Richard H. and Carol Mackey, USA ‘65MAJ (Ret.) Albin R. and Jeannine Majewski, USA ‘78 Malcor Roofi ng Company+Frank and +Helen Mallerdino **Andrew D. and Diane MarekMarmion Band BoostersDr. Anthony M. and Veronica Mattera LTC (Ret.) Joseph M. and Eloise Maun, USA ‘68 In Memory of +Patricia Maun Paul H. and Cynthia MayerR. Max and Jane Mayer Edward J. and Marian McArdle+John H. and +Virginia McCortney Michael X. and Margie McDonnell ‘69Warren J. and Ellen McEleney Thomas C. and Angie McGeheeThomas D., Jr. and Margaret McLaughlinThomas F., Sr. and Mona Meagher James D. Medernach ‘50Philip H. and Merilyn Meere Merchants National Bank of AuroraDr. Mark and Lizanne W. MeszarosMargaret MeyerJames K. and Carole A. Michels ‘57Elizabeth C. Miller Jerome B. and Janie MillerTheodore P. and Ronnie Milos ‘67

+Bernard J. Milroy, Sr. ‘38 MemorialJohn K. and Susan Milroy ‘79+Dr. Bernard E. and +Marie Moisant ‘30John L. and Janet Momper ‘76Robert J. and Gwen Moore ‘73+R. Kenneth and +Marge Morrissey Jerome A. and Diane Mowinski+Hugh Mulligan, Sr.Frank J., Jr. and Jackie Murnane ‘70**Michael K. and Mary Jane Murphy ’77William F. and Nancy Murphy ‘71Robert T. and Catherine Napier ‘80 **James P. and Deborah Naughton ’69Patrick F. and Marilyn Naughton ‘78Dr. Gregory A. and Gail Naylor John F. and Cora Neyer ‘55 Hon. John L. and Merita Nickels ‘48NICOR+George E., Sr. and +Lettie NohrNorkol, Inc.+William J., Sr. and +Jane S. Nosek Robert J. and Marcia Novack ‘49 In Memory of +Terrance Benoit ‘76NRA FoundationJames P. Nymark ‘73 James D. and Julie Oberweis ‘64 +Marie Oberweis Michael M. and Susan Ochsenschlager Kevin A. and Mart O’Connor Marius M. and Helen Olsen James and Eddie O’Malley ‘59 In Memory of +Anthony and +Lorena StaubEdward J. and Elizabeth O’Reilly ‘86+Dr. Thomas A. and +Deborah O’Shea Samuel E. and Beth Overton ‘50Raymond W. and Kelly Owens, Jr. ‘82Painters and Allied Trades for Childrens’ Hope**Michael J. and Brenda Palmatier ’81+Rev. Maurice C. Patrick+Sandy and Terry Perry ‘48Tony and Ellie Perry ‘49+Dr. Jon J. and Mary Peterson +John F. and +Vivian Philbin Michael J. and Donna Phillips ‘73Anthony V. and Frances Pieroni ‘56Peter and Martha Piorkowski+Bernard A. and Lydia Polek Russell E. and Mary Polinski ‘70Dr. Albert B. and Cathlin Poronsky ‘69 Janine M. Poronsky+Dr. John A. and +Mary E. Poronsky Patricia E. Poss Eugene P. Poulin+Dr. Walter E. and Gerrie PowersPPG Industries FoundationThomas W. Prenzno ‘74Guy V. and Shirley Prisco ‘48 In Memory of +Christopher Prisco ‘72+Josephine Pusateri+Lawrence X. and Eve M. PusateriFrederick Quinn Corporation+Juliette Quirin+John F. and +Marlene Reedy ‘50Michael E. Reeves ‘62William H. and Judith RegneryDonald H. and Mary Regole ‘51 Richards-Wilcox Manufacturing Company Robert F. and B.J. Riley+Edward H. and Geraldine Roethele Leon E. and Marina RoggiDr. Raymond J. and Joan Romanus Anthony E. and Bonnie Rukas St. Mary’s Church, HuntleyPaul V., Sr. and Celine Salazar Doctors Raymond and Patricia Santucci +John E., Sr. and Eileen Scanlan**Libby Scanlan and Doug Cheatham+Dr. Cyril and +Jimmie Lou Schaefer

**Joseph L. and Miriam Schaefers ’57William J. and Robin Schalz ‘79Lillian Schayer Ronald J. Schelling ‘56 In Memory of +Elmer M. and +Christine M. SchellingRobert A. and Alberta Schiltz Angelo P. and Bonnie Schiralli ‘63Gary and Debbie SeidelmanLeonard J. and Susan Seraphin ‘61 Ronald F. and Margot Sersen+Joseph and +Ruth Settecase+Harold J. and +Marcella Shinnick+Ralph L. and +Maxine Shirmeyer **Michael H. and Karen Siemer +Leonard M., Sr. and Eleanor SieradskiHoward E., Jr. and Mary Smith Frank and Beverly Smoczynski+William J. and Patricia Snider ‘45+Robert M. and Mary Ann SoehnlenSony USA FoundationJohn M. Spangler+Florence Stadel Daniel L., Sr. and Pam Star +Joseph C., Jr. and +Georgia Steiner Richard A. Steinke Dr. Joseph R. Stetter G. Kevin and Tricia StewartDonald E. and Adriana Streicher +Edward F. and Jackie Streit ‘53George A. Styne ‘50 James T. and Alice Sury ‘70+Harry and +Marie TheisenHarry W. and Mona Theisen ‘50Raymond G. and Le Theisen ‘55Dr. Michael T. and Kathy Tierney ‘65 Franklin M. and Patricia Tiller Anthony J. and +Carmella Tolitano ‘59 **Arthur and Diana ToneyRobert and Gloria Torres In Memory of +Carlos and +Josephine QuintanaLeon P. and Grace Toussaint ‘38Ralph and Delia Trevino In Memory of +Carlos and +Josephine QuintanaAnthony and Sandra Tummillo In Memory of +Betty Tummillo+Dr. John J. and Eleanor Turchan Brian W. and Sue Tydd **Jont and Anne Tyson +Anthony J. Umbdenstock, Sr.UST Corporation FoundationDonald G. and +Virginia Ann Van Vooren ‘49Joseph D. and Corinne VecchiollaVerizon Foundation+Alfred and +Anne Vogus**Edward J. and Cristie Walker ’88+Jack H. and Marilyn J. Warnimont ‘44 +John J. and +Mary Weber+Ralph A. and Lenora Weber ‘39 Dr. David R. and Ruth Wenzel**Douglas M. and Dr. Ann WestPeter and Mary Ann WestenPatrick H. and Michelle White, Jr. ‘71**Theodore F. WickordS. Francis and +Edith Elizabeth Wiemer ‘37Dr. Emanuel C. and Mercedes Wilhelm Wiseman-Hughes Enterprises, Inc.Gary A. and Meg Withall Richard G. Wittry ‘52**Kevin P. and Stacey Wood ’85Wyndham Deerpoint Homes Randall S. Yanker ‘79 In Memory of +Robert H. Yanker, Sr.George L. and Gayle Yender ’59 +Mary Yender+Stefan C. and Eileen Zalewski+Rev. Edmund Zeigler, OSB MemorialRussell J. and Doris Zinger+Thomas Zosky

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Canterbury Society(As of June 30, 2010)

Marmion-Marquette Connection Strengthens Marmion Academy and Mar-quette University have had a special relationship for many years. Recently that connection grew stronger thanks to the gen-erosity of Gregory Kliebhan ’69, Mar-quette’s Senior and Corporate Vice Presi-dent, and his wife Linda.

Greg is among the nearly two hundred Mar-mion alumni who made Marquette their college choice. In some years as many as a dozen Marmion seniors enrolled at the Jesu-it university in Milwaukee. In fact the tradi-tion was so strong students were referring to Marquette as “Marmion North.” Marquette still ranks among the “fi rst choice” school for many Cadets applying to college.

As a Marquette alumnus and co-chief oper-ating offi cer of the university, Greg and his wife established an endowed scholarship fund at Marquette many years ago. “Mar-quette has a strong tradition of educating students who are the fi rst in their families to attend college, and Linda and I have asked that, in awarding our scholarship, fi rst generation students be given preference by Marquette’s Offi ce of Student Financial Aid, ” said Greg. Then after visiting with Fr. Charles, Greg and Linda decided that in addition to their on-going direct support of Marmion, they wanted to restate the crite-ria for their endowed scholarship specifying that awards from this fund be given to grad-uates of Marmion Academy with preference for students who are fi rst generation.

Greg has had a special interest in strength-ening the Marquette-Marmion connection in many other ways. He has taken time from his demanding schedule to personally wel-come Marmion graduates to the campus. One Marquette-Marmion graduate who was bringing his son to the Milwaukee campus for a tour was surprised when Kliebhan of-fered to be the guide. As the alumnus said, “Marmion sure has clout around here.” Greg also carried the Marquette message di-rectly to Marmion graduates in 2004 when he was the Commencement Speaker.

If you have a Marmion-Marquette story, please share it with us via email at creichen-bacher@marmion.org

BequestsAnonymous (8)Donald M., Jr. and Nina Arndt ‘58Stephen J. and +Pamela Audett ‘65Robert G. and +Maureen Babas ‘64James F. and Therese Brennan, Sr.Helen BrewerLucille and +Joseph BrahillRev. Paul Bueter ‘51Myron Cannell ‘58CDR (Ret) Raymond H. Carlson ‘69Francis “Mike” S. and Emme Connelly ‘53Harold L. and Bette CoolidgeBetty and +Joseph E. Crisanti ‘59James J., Jr. and Karen Curtis ‘45Lorette CyrWayne E. and Rosemary Dempster ‘48*Dr. James and Deann DerricoCecilia and +Elmer Diederich ‘34+C. Clarence and +Mary Jane Fritts Ensweiler and John C. Ensweiler ‘67 and Eric C. EnsweilerVera and +Howard FeltesToni and +William F. FoxJoseph S. and Sally Frankowski ‘64Joseph A. Fraser ‘78Dr. J. Joseph Freilinger ‘51BGEN (Ret) John R. Gallagher, Jr. ‘59William C. and Mardi GlennJohn A. and +Mary Hansen ‘51*Dr. Roger P. and Valerie Hatcher ‘65Jeanne HerrrickCarl E. and Marilyn Hess ‘45John C. and Mary Hirschfeld ‘54Donald B. and Donna Jarka ‘53Kevin P. and Mary Beth Kamraczewski ‘74Joseph F. Kearney ‘66Sharon KeutzerDr. U and Rose KhinVincent and Shirley Konen ‘46A. Richard and Judy Konitzer ‘56William L. and Maureen Kretzer ‘58Dr. James J. and Nancy Kucienski ‘60Leroy H. Leider ‘85Dr. Gerald and Mary LiesenDr. Mark R. and Molly Lindenmeyer ‘65Thomas J. and Mary Ann Logue, Sr. ‘48Dr. David E. and Charlene Longnecker ‘57Darren P. Malone ‘83LTC (Ret) Joseph M. and +Pat Maun ‘68William J. McHugh ‘52James R. Medernach ‘50Frank R. and Marianne Miller ‘51Jerome A. and Diane MowinskiIrene and +James Napier, Sr. ‘43Dr. James L. and +Kristine Napier, Jr. ‘70Alan W. and Lisa Nickerson ‘76Donald J. and + Lois Norris ‘49Dr. Robert G. and Gussie OlsenRory R. and Patricia Olsen ‘67J. Reed and Ute O’Malley ‘56Thomas M. O’Malley ‘61Martin Operle ‘53Michael J. Phillips ‘73Patricia PossMichael E. Reeves ‘62Dr. Richard P. and Mary Beth ReganDonald H. and Mary Regole ‘51

Edward N. and Vivienne Regole ‘50Marian M. and +Herman ReichenbacherAlan W. RiddifordDrs. Andre and Marie Claude RigaudJoseph A. and Helen Rippinger ‘40Robert A. and Alberta SchiltzMartha and +Daniel Schomer ‘60Frank and Joan SchwartzBenjamin L. and Kathie Schwegman ‘51Helmut J. and Sandra Seifert ‘73David A. and Rita Smith ‘50Mary and +Gerald J. Streit ‘64Robert H. and Dee Swickert ‘59Richard L. Theis ‘62Donald L. and Julia Van Beck ‘45William J. and Patricia Faith Van Orden ‘51Jeffrey T. and Renee Walan ‘61Theodore F. Wickord, Jr.Eugene J. and Nancy Wittry ‘49Richard G. Wittry ‘52CDR (Ret) Thomas K. and Marcia Woodka, U.S.N. ‘57

Trusts/AnnuitiesLucille and +Joseph Brahill+Dr. Alfred G. and +Mary Chione ‘32John C. and Jo Featherstone ‘48Dolores D. and +Thomas FinneganToni and +William FoxMichael J. and Sylvia Jackson ‘57Rose and +Jerome Kuecks ‘49+George and Clara C. LaniganPatricia and +Robert N Michels ‘40 Thomas and Elaine MulliganMary and +Paul OslacDr. Michael Oslac ‘62Dr. Stanley and Eleanore ParksPhilip G. and Marilyn SchnellGeorge A. Styne ‘52Nathalie and +Alfred J. Wulff

Insurance PoliciesAnonymous (1)*Patricia and +Ronald Berg ‘59Gerard R. and Robyn Dempsey ‘61William W. and Kristen Glenn ‘89Karl L. and Barb Greiter ‘54Vincent A. and Shirley Konen ‘46R. James and Diana LaPointe ‘59Marian ReichenbacherJohn F. Rippinger ‘64 (2)Adrien “Skip” Robinson ‘76Joan SchwartzS. Francis and +Edith Weimer ‘37Carol and Kenneth A. Wood ‘51

IRA Benefi ciariesDr. Steven and Ann Marie Gonczy ‘65Donald H. and Mary Regole ‘51Dr. Paul and Patricia Reichenbacher ‘58George V., Jr. and Geri Sherman ‘50

Real EstateDr. Charles R. and Lorraine Hermes ‘48Janice and +John Trilla

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