holy names university annual report 2009-10

Annual Report 2009-2010

HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY

PhilanthropyThe Power of

The Sophia Mural at Holy Names University (HNU) was created by artist Louisa Jenkins and assisted by Sister Maria Luisa Wolfskill ’49 † and HNU art students. Located on the east side of Brennan Hall, the Mural is a mosaic symbol of wisdom and the work pursued by a Catholic Liberal Arts Institution. The sculpture emanating from the head, symbolizing wisdom and connecting with each of the three mosaic panels, suggests wave lengths of power – Light, Creativity and Energy – infused into the three academic areas of: Philosophy and Theology, Arts and Letters and Natural Sciences.

Philanthropy

In ancient Greek tradition, Zeus was so fed up with the stupidity and crudeness of men and women that he wanted to destroy them. Fortunately for us, Prometheus intervened and shared two things that make us human. The first was the gift of fire, previously the exclusive property of the gods. The second was the virtue of philanthropy, literally the love (philos) of humankind (anthropos). These gifts were the first acts of philanthropy. Given fire, we were able to progress. Given the ability to love others, we were empowered to become fully human.

The Judeo-Christian tradition catches this same spirit of empowering phi-lanthropy in the Golden Rule, which Mother Marie Rose Durocher, the foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, echoes when she asks us to “Extend a hand to one another to help surmount the difficulties that occur.”

Holy Names University exists only because of the love and generosity that the Sisters, trustees, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and you manifest for our mission. Grounded in the core val-ues of the liberal arts and the Catholic tradition, we try to touch each genera-tion of students, preparing them to think critically, seek and discern the

A message from the President

truth, communicate effectively and persuasively, and become skilled professionals guided by love, ethics, social justice, diversity, and generosity.

This special issue includes the names of those individuals and organizations that have shown their love of our students and the common good by sharing their resources with Holy Names University. Each gift is an act of philanthropy, an act of love, and a gift empowering the receiver and ennobling the giver.

Please receive this report as our testimony to these our human heroines and heroes whose gifts sustain, transform, and challenge us anew to “liberate the spirit” in all whose lives we touch.

William J. Hynes, Ph.D. President

“ The successful completion of the Student Center capital campaign would not have been possible without the leadership of the Advancement Committee Members whose dedication and determination fueled our ability to deliver as promised.”

James P. Kelly, MBA, Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees

Despite the global economic insta-bility over the past three years, the Holy Names University community made a clear commitment to ensuring students’ access to transformative educational services by supporting the Student Cen-ter capital campaign. Since launching the ambitious campaign in the spring of 2008, Holy Names University raised $1.861 million in gifts and pledges, surpassing the revised campaign goal of $1.784 million.

Thanks to the generosity of loyal donors, the campaign which ended in December 2009, provided the funding to modernize the first floor of Brennan Hall into a 15,800 square-foot, full service Student Center. The renovated facility includes the new Y & H Soda Foundation Student Center Wing and the Joyce and Rodger Dobbel Aca-demic Wing, which now house new and vital resources such as the HED-CO Technology Support Center, the S.H. Cowell Foundation Curriculum Resource Library, and the J.M. Long Foundation Student Lounge.

The Y & H Soda Foundation Student Center Wing integrates and expands student services with the Neil McDaniel Career Services Center, the Jim and Rosaleen Kelly Academic Support Services Center, and the J.M. Long Foundation Health and Wellness Center.

The Power of Community BuildingCapital GiftsCompleted As Promised: The HNU Community Delivers New Student Center and Academic Wing

Over one hundred Holy Names Univer-sity community members and friends gathered in the J.M. Long Foundation Student Lounge for the official blessing and dedication of the new facility on Thursday, March 25, 2010. Accord-ing to James P. Kelly, Vice Chair of the Holy Names University Board of Trustees, “The successful completion of the Student Center capital campaign would not have been possible without

James P. Kelly at the Student Center Dedication on March 25, 2010

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James P. Kelly, MBA, Chairman

Steven N. Borg ’86, MA

Cynthia Canning, SNJM ’68, MA

William Criswell

Dav Cvitkovic, MBA

James D. Falaschi

Jane G. Logan

Cornell C. Maier

Nikki Maziasz ’01

Neil W. McDaniel †

Thank YouRosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D., (to July 31, 2010)

Ann Reynolds, MS

Ronald V. Rosequist, JD

Carol Sellman, SNJM BA ’69, MA ’78

Loretta R. Smith ’87

James A. Vohs

Eileen M. Weston ’62

Daniel A. Whalen

to the HNU 2009-10 Advancement Committee whose leadership and vision made the Student Center campaign a success.

A special

the leadership of the Advancement Committee Members whose dedication and determination fueled our ability to deliver as promised.”

According to Dav Cvitkovic, Vice President of University Advancement, “the Student Center capital campaign achieved and surpassed its fundraising and programmatic objectives. The cam-paign fulfilled three of the University’s Strategic Plan strategies: 1) improve campus infrastructure and student services; 2) invest in technology-related infrastructures, training and develop-ment that supports collaborative and interactive learning and communica-tion; and 3) offer academic and campus life programs for civic engagement, structured service-learning international study and internship programs.”

Throughout the Holy Names University community, the renovated facility has instilled great pride in the University and created a harmonious student-centered campus that promotes student-faculty interaction and sets the path for academic success for years to come. Thank you to our generous donors who made the new Student Center a reality.

Student Center Gifts

Individual Donors 11%

Alumni 4%Trustee Emeritus and Regents 9%

Foundations 43%

Board of Trustees 33%

Foundations

Board of Trustees

Individual Donors

Trustee Emeritus & Regents

Alumni

Funding Source(s) Funds Raised ($)

Foundations $ 800,408

Board of Trustees $ 614,267

Individual Donors $ 204,756

Trustee Emeritus & Regents $ 167,527

Alumni $ 74,457

Student Center Total Gifts $1,861,415

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Student Center Donor ListFounderAnonymousBill Hannon FoundationJane G. LoganJoan A. PaydenThe Fletcher Jones FoundationJ. M. Long FoundationDan and Katharine WhalenY & H Soda Foundation

PresidentHEDCO FoundationJames and Rosaleen Kelly ‘55Neil W. McDaniel †Ann and Jon ReynoldsSisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and MaryGeorge Zimmer

deanAnonymousArcadis U.S., Inc.Family of Howard KorthFremont Bank FoundationHomeGain.com, Inc.Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D.The O’Shea FoundationEdwin † and Josephine RaphelJoseph and Sue RaphelS. H. Cowell FoundationLoretta Reilly Smith ‘87 and Frank B. SmithNancy Seeliger SweetlandJudith A. Wainwright ‘65 and Jim MitchellRichard WisemanYoung Office Solutions

ChairAgnes Vinson Anderson ‘46Melanie ’64 and Jerome BlahaSteven Borg ‘86 and Betsy Fabro-Borg ‘86Mary L. BrownSteven A. and Sharon CallawayJames and Theresa FalaschiClara Felix George ‘63Phillips Gibson ‘73 and Sheila GibsonLuis Guerra ‘02 and Maria Panesi-Guerra ‘02Matt and Margaret HeafeyCatharine E. Holt ‘94Carol A. Hubert ‘59Intel FoundationMaura Kelly Koberlein ‘84 and Derril Koberlein ‘84Stuart KoopKoret FoundationNaomi Matsuda Levenson ‘68Carol Costa Mahoney ‘69Nikki Maziasz ‘01Jacqueline Blanquie Moran ‘47 †Christina Moulson ‘69Barbara A. Rogers ‘78Ronald V. RosequistRuth B. Ryan-Hanlon ‘44James and Eileen VohsEileen Brosnan Weston ‘62Stephen Woo and Theresa Rush Woo ‘85

ProFessorMark C. Arnzen ‘89Fay L. Bower DNScThe Honorable Carol A. Corrigan ‘70, JDDav CvitkovicMary J. Duncan ‘77Julie ‘75 and Tom EchanizJoann H. Finnegan ‘53Mary J. Irwin ‘59Richard K. James ‘98Kathleen Kosiorowski Lovell ‘69Jerry A. Martinez ‘64Paula McKee ‘63Steve McMahon and Patricia McMahon ‘64Julia Morrell ‘48Michael O. Mosby ‘88Carol Nobori ‘64 and George NoboriBarbara E. Patterson-Hope ‘88

advisorAnonymousKathy Abler ‘68Ann Louise Alderman Ph.D. ‘93Cathryne Keys Allan ‘48 and Gilbert Allan †Elizabeth Arden Allen ‘63Maria Elena Armanino-Lawbaugh ‘63Louise G. Bacigalupi ‘53Marylouise Bailey ‘68Robert Benoit and Elaine Benoit ‘64Carmen Rocha Bergmann ‘68Shirley Biava ‘53 and Richard Biava John A. BiberdorfBetsy Ratto Bongiovanni ‘58Marilyn Bouterious ‘68Nancy Moran Buckley ‘54Bettye Hornsby Burns ‘72Georgette Bynum ‘93Michaele Powell Call ‘64Margaret Callahan ‘48 and James CallahanMargot Carpenter-Villa ‘73Kathy Marcone Carrasco ‘64Sunae Chandler ‘98Mary Ellen Redondo Chavez ‘59Sharan T. Cherbak ‘63William Coit and Kathleen Coit ‘66Jennifer Cooper ‘03Mary Coykendall ‘48 and John Coykendall Candice L. Lawscha-CummingsJ. Kent Davis and Susan Galasso Davis ‘64Sharon Gay Dean ‘68Diana Draheim ‘59Therese Joyce Dunleavy ‘63Susan Eggett ‘02Evelyn G. Eligio ‘05Helen Erlwein Fauria ‘43Rita Taylor Figari ‘41Anne Sanchez Fleming ‘59Byron FongEric B. FoxJoe and Nonette FranekMarie Frisbie ‘58Kathleen Berry Galli ‘64Barbara Witt Garcia ‘73Anita Garnier ‘68Diane M. Gilfether ‘63 and Jerry KiddJudith L. Gonzalez-Massih ‘98

Andine Hadfield ‘48Timothy J. Hart ‘07Jackie McAuley Hayes ‘51Jacqueline Henzie ‘51Alicia M. Herrera ‘70Kathy (Kusters) Herrington ‘64Rebecca M. Hinkley ‘96Barbara E. Hood ‘70Diana I-Fei Huang ‘88Catherine A. Hughes ‘50Mary B. Hurd ‘69Maureen Sullivan Jacobs ‘58Edith Jenkins-Weinrub, EdDJudie Mitchell Johnson ‘63Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson ‘53Claudia Harshner Johnson ‘58Alicia Graham Jones ‘64Clay Jordan and Kathi Cummings Jordan ‘64Teresa Ward Jung ‘70Mary Kelly ‘68Anne Kitt ‘63Cynthia LeBlanc ‘70Anne Leenknecht ‘54Sharon Bastiani Levaggi ‘59Cecilia Low ‘51 and Andrew F. LowJan Renee Marcoux ‘68Colleen Marelia ‘53 and Peter MareliaLizbeth MartinMary C. McCarthy ‘53William McInerney and Mary McInerney ‘48Patricia Mihalic ‘03Michael Miller and Blaze FarrarSandra Miraglia ‘63Maureen Mitchell-Wise ‘73Carol Flatman Montoya ‘72Mary Burke Morris ‘62Sheila Moura ‘51 and Joseph Moura †Dolores Maribo Murphy ‘48Mrs. Grace E. Murphy-Jenkins ‘02 MADiana L. Murray ‘79George O’Brien and Judith A. O’Brien ‘51Ellen Oicles ‘64 and Gerald Oicles Barbara Owen ‘68Mary L. Padley ‘69Regina Paulus ‘67Mr. Ronald A. Perotti ‘93Joan Petruzzelli ‘59 and Paul PetruzzelliPatricia A. Pimentel ‘58 †Karen Profet ‘58 and Robert ProfetKaren Pugliese ‘95Cindy Walker Puppione ‘69Christine Bottarini Ramezzano ‘69John D. Rarig and Virginia Moran Rarig ‘48Nancy Schroth Rasmussen ‘78Bebe Faas Rice ‘53Suzanne Avitabile Roberts ‘68Peggy Boldizsar Schatz ‘52Barbara Hayes Schmitz ‘59Walter Schneider and Rita Schneider ‘44Kristin Schnieders ‘67Susan Schnieders ‘68Eleanor Dobbins Schooley ‘59Diane Macchitelli Schubert ‘59Claire Dovichi Simi ‘64Maria F. Simon ‘69Leonora Gillard Sleeter ‘59Jen Slusser

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Carol L. Zamora Small ‘64Barbara Wisnewski Smith ‘62Joan Canty Smith ‘58Nancy Zabriskie Smith ‘58Sana M. Soudi ‘83Sheryl A. Springer ‘99Linda Story ‘64Susan Szeto ‘03Patricia L. Taormino ‘64Rose M. Tassielli ‘58Ronda M Theisen ‘73Patricia Thomas ‘93Kathleen M. Tobin ‘68Katie Joe Tom ‘58Bette Gallagher Tunney ‘43Mary C. TurowskiDr. Hikmet Ucok and Marilyn Ucok ‘74Edward Urquides and Martina Urquides ‘76Carrie S. Vawter-Yousfi ‘97Verizon FoundationPatricia Walpole ‘64William Wiegman and Patricia Wiegmann ‘59Jayne W. WilliamsMildred W. Williams ‘73Joanne Wu ‘73

MentorAnonymousNafeesa Ahmad-Bey ‘03Angela Burns Ahsam ‘04Ann T. Alemania ‘69Dania R. Alvarez-Morroni ‘84Roberta M. Ambrose-Sotelo ‘79Marsha G. Anderson ‘81Mercedes Avila ‘50Norma E. BacchusAngela Campbell Backman ‘58Elinora Joffroy Baffert ‘44Gretchen A. Bailey ‘99Annette M. Baker ‘63Phyllis A. Bazzano ‘63Martha Bendorf, snjm ‘43 †Irene Bergamini ‘69Jan Des Laurier Berry ‘70Rose Bertelsen ‘44Lynne Garibotti Blower ‘64Annette M. Bohrer ‘88Jeanne M. Boyce ‘81Owenia A. Boykins ‘98Lulu Brigham ‘78Sherry Brooks ‘83Katherine L. Brown ‘97Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bucci ‘43Vladimir Bulanin ‘08Barbara Butko ‘75Thomas Cadman and Lynda Ogburn Cadman ‘64Judith Botelho Cain ‘64Patricia L. Calloway ‘95Claire M. Canning ‘48Joan M. Casey ‘58Nancy Pekkari Charlson ‘65Julie Clerk ‘82Janet Cogorno ‘63 and Michael CogornoSandra Colombo ‘68Anita Comelo ‘89Jo Jo Conroy ‘72 and Jay ConroyMabel Costa ‘48Jennifer Courtright ‘06Ann W. Crawford ‘98Barbara Dale ‘64Jody Marie Day ‘98Jenifer A. Delk ‘93Murad Dibbini ‘05Richard G. Dickinson ‘81Pamela Dietz ‘93 and Kirk DietzLaurie F. Donegan ‘53

Joyce Berlo Dowling ‘65Joe Anne Doyle ‘53Suzanne McCall Duff ‘66Kathleen Dunlap ‘60Sherry Eastwood-Falls ‘75Denise Murry Eberhard ‘75Dolores Erbentraut ‘53Sabrina D. Estell ‘03Penny Fite ‘59 †Carol V. Fleitz, snjm ‘64Ricardo D. FousterMarcia A. Frideger, snjm ‘69Meline A. Giannini ‘67Mary L. Girard ‘73Mary Louise Gormly ‘84Judith Manion Gregory ‘68Jean Elizabeth Griffin, snjm ‘44Erly G. GuidoXiomara GuillenAlexandra Guliano ‘88Paul Gerard Gustafson, snjm ‘48Marcie HaducaLinda S. Hammons ‘08Theresa D. Handis ‘07Christine M. Hatcher ‘74Thomas Henderson ‘93Dr. Maureen P. Hester, snjm ‘64Delia E. Hewins ‘74Tiffany S. Ho ‘08Edward Hodges and Ramona Hodges ‘80Patricia A. Holzknecht ‘53Linda Bellini Howson ‘64Kim R. Hyde ‘93Erika Woods Jimenez ‘92Margaret A. Johnstone ‘03Dr. Doreen Jones ‘67Mary B. Jordan ‘03Marilyn J. Kane ‘58Rochelle Frost Kaven ‘58Lois Elissamburu Keenan ‘53Judith Lusk Kerstiens ‘54Herman Kollerer and Doret Kollerer ‘58Teri LaPata ‘68Evelyn M. LaTorre ‘64Miftah J. Leath ‘96Denise Wong Lee ‘73Suzanne Richard Leonardich ‘73Levi Strauss FoundationFatmata Longstreth ‘03Uta LorenzenTina Lowden ‘97 and Jerry LowdenRosemary J. Machado ‘61Ricardo Marquez Cadaval ‘07Richard Martin and Marti Wright Martin ‘64Louis Martinez and Carolyn Martinez ‘59Regina Tabacco Mastrantonio ‘53Marietta A. Matto ‘65Janet Marchi McCarthy ‘59Elizabeth Rankin McClure ‘63Nancy V. McCormick ‘68Rosemary Schwartz McFadden ‘54Evelyn M. Meadows ‘04Olivia T. Mendez-Alm ‘03Shiela Curtis Millhollon ‘58Mary Lagomarsino Minton ‘57Patricia F. Mooney ‘53Annette M. Moore ‘63Bea Auza Moore ‘64Hanorah Mathews Morasci ‘48Mary Jane Morgan ‘63Kathleen M. Moritz ‘64Stephanie L. Most ‘92Jeanne Mulgrew ‘59Eileen Mulligan ‘07Nancy Munton ‘58Suellen G. Noland ‘81

Marguerite Smith Oates ‘63Audrey J. O’Brien ‘43Sadie Escobar Oliveira ‘49Barbara Borba O’Neill ‘53Mary Oppedahl ‘68Elizabeth Orozco ‘73Suzanne M. Palmer ‘88Dorothy Carija Paquette ‘63Harry A. Patsch ‘88Monica K. Peiffer ‘64 †Paula M. Penninella ‘89Marilyn Perry ‘67 and George PerryLucy Atkinson Persons ‘60Linda Petri ‘64Patricia Phillips ‘79Geraldine A. Poels ‘43Carol A. Porter ‘68Angela Musco Putkey ‘54Joyce Ramacciotti Quinn ‘64Ann M. Rader ‘68Nanna Fredriksson Rassu ‘53David Recupero and Kathleen Faherty Recupero ‘64Nadine Refsell ‘79Arlene C. Rhine ‘59Louise D. Ridsdale ‘03Gina Robinson ‘03Nancy Roell ‘60Kit Ruona and Anne Haviland Ruona ‘64Terry R. Ruscoe ‘93Mary Gilpatric Russell ‘51Jesus Salcido ‘78Elisa A. Sciaroni ‘93Carol A. Sellman ‘69Linda J. Serdahl ‘74Carol L. Seuferer ‘82Ann Derse Sexton ‘73Lesley SimsJeanine Sims ‘88Joan Arri Slattery ‘64Virginia W. Smith ‘59Anna Turner Stephens ‘58Deborah L. Stephenson ‘94Jo Hafner Sturtevant ‘59Carolyn Sugars ‘53Lillian M. Sullivan ‘43 †Susan Temple Swartz ‘74Sharon Swearington ‘83M. D. Switzer ‘73Shirley Thompson ‘68Marylynne Thompson ‘87Janice Thorpe ‘90Alice Tobriner, snjm ‘43Enna E. Trevathan ‘03Melodee A. Tuxen ‘03Helene Twyford ‘59Janet Vann ‘72Celia Vollov ‘73Colleen F. Wahl ‘99Kathleen M. Walsh ‘43Wendey Walsh ‘83Joan A. West ‘73Annelise M. Weston ‘96Alice Bernice Woodhead ‘76Pat L. WortnerRosalie Taglio York ‘44

† Deceased


“ Partnering with HNU to provide gifts in perpetuity ensures that the stairwell of higher education remains accessible to deserving students, regardless of their financial circumstances.”

Ann S. Reynolds, HNU Trustee

Endowment GivingThe Power of Permanence

Seven endowed scholarships have been established at Holy Names University in the past three years, totaling over $3.3 million. Each donor wished to become a partner with the University assuring that our students are able to afford a first-class educa-tion, particularly during this time when the cost of a college education seems prohibitive. Their stories and their reasons for funding a scholarship, which are each unique and inspiring, are included here.

Lorena ‘51† and Bob Thorup wanted to support students who were planning to become teachers, as well as to promote the field of educa-tion. Remembering their college experi-ences (Lorena was an HNU alumna from the Class of 1951 and Bob gradu-ated from San José State College) as well as their own years of teaching, they hoped to assist some HNU students to complete their studies and give back to their communities through the gift of education, with some perhaps teaching in Oakland, their native city.

Wesley and Martha Jones’ granddaughter, Marisa, first visited HNU in 2001 and they were a part of her educational journey from that first day until her graduation in May of 2005. Since Wesley and Mar-tha were so impressed with the educa-tion and individual attention their granddaughter received from HNU’s

faculty and staff, it made sense for them to fund an endowed scholarship at HNU in memory of their parents. Since the establishment of the scholar-ship, they have continued their com-mitment to Holy Names University through a legacy gift that will perpetu-ate their family values.

Ann Reynolds, a member of the HNU Board of Trustees, believes in the mission of Holy Names University, especially its emphasis on reaching talented and bright students who might not attend college without financial support. Reynolds has observed that when the University receives donations, they are carefully and frugally spent and used to the maximum. Ann has audited classes at HNU and says, “HNU has a good nurturing feeling. It is an excit-ing place to learn!” A scholarship for women entering the MBA program was established in Ann’s name in 2006 and, after hearing about our challenge campaign, she informed us that HNU will be remembered in her estate plans as well, thereby creating a lasting legacy of giving.

Over $3.3 Million in New Endowments

Lorena ‘51 † and Bob Thorup

Wesley and Martha Jones

Ann Reynolds (center) with HNU student, Tiffiny Jackson (left) and Cathi Connelly ‘08 MBA (right)


President Emeritus, Sister Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D. received a standing ovation from the 175 guests attending the Rose Gala on Thursday, June 3, 2010 at the Claremont Country Club. The auspicious occasion, held in honor of Sr. Rosemarie’s July 2010 retirement, benefited the Frieda Mary Nassif Scholarship. Established in honor of Sr. Rosemarie’s mother, the Holy Names University community paid homage to Sr. Rosemarie’s eleven years of service by raising a total of $160,000.

The enormity of the crowd in at-tendance at the Rose Gala and the overwhelming number of donations collected are a testament to the vital role Sr. Rosemarie assumed in shar-ing the mission of HNU with the greater Oakland/Bay Area community. Throughout the Gala, accolades of appreciation were echoed from every corner of the banquet room, including a heartfelt presentation by the HNU Board of Trustees, a toast officiated by Julie Echaniz ’75, President of Alumni Executive Board, and local and na-tional recognition from Oakland’s new Mayor Jean Quan and the Office of Congresswoman Barbara Lee.

“I think Sr. Rosemarie has been an amazing ambassador for the charism of the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary,” said HNU Trustee, Cynthia Canning, SNJM ’68 MA.

“She has articulated multiple times to every constituency that is part of this university the Sisters’ commitment to social justice and the full develop-ment of the human person.” According to Ronald V. Rosequist, Chair of the Board of Trustees, “It is quite clear that she has taken a university that was in some difficulty some 11 years ago and created a foundation for excellence. Sr. Rosemarie managed to bring to the campus a real can do spirit; a spirit of integrity.”

The Rose Gala achieved a celebratory climax when HNU Trustee Steven Borg ’86, the evening’s official Master of Ceremonies, implored all attendees to honor Sr. Rosemarie’s legacy by contributing to the growth of the University’s endowment through gifts to the Frieda Mary Nassif Scholarship. In response, approximately $40,000 was raised at the Rose Gala itself as a result of Steven’s persistence.

The Frieda Mary Nassif Scholarship will be awarded to deserving under-graduate students. The principal of this scholarship will become part of the Holy Names University Scholar-ship Endowment Fund. This fund, comprised of many endowed scholar-ships, is held by the University with the power of reinvestment. Income from the fund is used for scholarship awards,while the principal remains invested. Alumni and friends who

contribute to the growth of the Holy Names University endowment benefit future generations of students who will receive the scholarship from their gifts.

According to Sr. Rosemarie, the Rose Gala and the funds raised to support student scholarships “was a tremendous tribute to all that we [the Holy Names University community] have achieved and to the stellar tradition and history of Holy Names University.” During her closing remarks, Sr. Rosemarie indicated that establishing the Frieda Mary Nassif Scholarship was a prime opportunity to honor her mother while nurturing the future aspirations of HNU students, stating “My mother’s prayers have been instrumental in help-ing us achieve all that we have. This scholarship in my mother’s name will forever memorialize my connection and our Nassif family connection to the future of Holy Names University. This formal connection in perpetuity means very much to me.”

The Power of

to Honor the Past and Provide for the Future

Philanthropy

Sister Rosemarie received a standing ovation during the Rose Gala on June 3, 2010

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Rose Gala Sponsors and Supportersthe saintJane G. Logan Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D.

the BlessedJames and Rosaleen Kelly ’55 Joan Payden Ann and Jon Reynolds Rogers Family Foundation Loretta ’87 and Frank SmithY & H Soda Foundation The Archangel California Bank & Trust – Steven Borg ’86

the angel Dominican University James and Theresa Falaschi Neil † and Barbara McDaniel ’96 Ron V. Rosequist Samuel Merritt University Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Vartain Law Group

event suPPortersJoann AchJennifer AlexanderJanet AndersonKatherine AndrewsMary L. BauerDr. Helen Benjamin Melanie ’64 and Jerome Blaha Fay and Robert Bower Eileen Brennan ’74 Mary Brown Andrea Bryant ’60 Norma Cabral ’42 Steve and Sharon CallawayKaren Coleman ’08 Richard CollingsBishop John CumminsDav CvitkovicJoanne and Terry DaleDiamond ServicesKathleen Dombrink ’67 Michelle and Matt Domian

Tom DomianJacqueline Doud Meredith DoupeMaureen Dunn ’70 Julie ’75 and Tom Echaniz Stephanie Enright ’42 Dolores Esposito ’52 Catherine FeeterMarie-Louise Fiatarone ’67 Anne Fleming ’59 Roberta Fogerty ’72 Elizabeth Frei ’51 Mark Galetto ’80 Diane Gilfether ’63 Dr. Sandra Greer, Mills CollegeJudith GreigKatie GrojeanDolores GrunbaumLuis Guerra ’02 Edith GutterresBoyd Hamilton Jacqueline Hayes ’51 Mary Heafey Matt and Margaret HeafeyAnthony Russell HillRebecca Hinkley ’96 Beth Harris Hoenninger ’88 Catherine Holt ’94 Barbara Hood ’70 Betty Jean Hopkins ’61 Alan and Sonja Hyman Glenn and Gabriella IsaacsonJudy Johnson ’63 Sharon and Al JonesSusan Jordan, SSND Nolan Jones ’10 Susan Jordan, SSND Bob LaSalle Klein ’90 Kristie Knoll ’97 Stu KoopAngela Korpela ’85 Larry KurmelIngrid LaiGrace LarsenPaul Leong Margaret Liskey ’46 Lizbeth Martin Tom MartzNikki Maziasz ’01

June Anne McFaul ’44 Winifred McKinnon ’65 Patricia McMahon ’64 Eileen MendezMichael Miller Janet Moran ’67 Mary Morris ’62 Judy MurphyGrace Murphy-Jenkins ’02 Amy NassifDaniel NassifG.R. & A.J. NassifMorris and Esther NassifPaula Pardini ’67 Sr. David Emmanuel ’56, SNJM and Stephanie Paula ’65 Mary Ann Quittman ’55 Eugenia RueggMary Russell ’51 Dick and Janet Saalfeld ’95 Ron SabrawWilliam Sadler, Jr Cesira Salvestrin ’49 Jane Sandstrom ’79 Cynthia Savell ’61 Charles ScholzMartha Scholz School Sisters of Notre DameElizabeth Selfa ’57 Carol ’64 and Hunt SmallBarbara A. Smith ’62Linda Story ’64Elaine StottMary Tigh ’55 Ken Tunny Donna Vercesi ’65 Jim and Eileen VohsMargaret Ward ’55 Eileen ’62 and Ron Weston Jayne and Carl WilliamsTheresa ’85 and Stephen WooGeorge and Lorri Zimmer

† Deceased

The Rose Gala benefited the Frieda Mary Nassif Scholarship

Oakland Mayor Jean Quan(left),

Sr. Rosemarie (center), Sr. Sophia Park (right)

HNU Chair Ronald Rosequist and

Sr. Rosemarie

HNU Trustee and the evening’s official Master of Ceremonies, Steven Borg ‘86


“ It is our hope that we can leave a legacy that will help Holy Names

University to thrive in the future. ”Maura Kelly Koberlein ‘84 and Derril Koberlein ‘84

Alumni Power Propels Future Gifts exceeding the Legacy Challenge

The 2007 - 2012 Strategic Plan challenged Holy Names Uni-versity to increase its endowment and secure $1 million in new planned gift commitments by 2012. Maura Kelly Koberlein ’84 and Derril Koberlein ’84 agreed to help HNU raise $1 million in planned gifts by matching dollars of newly declared planned gifts up to a maximum amount designated by them. We are pleased to announce that HNU has exceeded our goal and received notification of over $4 million in new planned giving commitments! Sixteen alumni and friends of the University have joined the ranks of the Marie-Rose Durocher Legacy Society since 2008 by remembering us in their estate plans.

Many of them have stories much like Frances Paganini who returned to col-lege in her late 50s and graduated from HNU in 1974. She was encouraged to establish a Charitable Remainder Trust after her husband died. As she reflected on potential beneficiaries for the trust, her thoughts were drawn back to her alma mater and her happy experiences at Holy Names. Because she desired to give back to the institution that gave so much to her, Frances named the University as a beneficiary of her Trust. Frances recognized the importance that a college education played in her life and she has become a partner with Holy Names University in providing for the University’s long-term financial planning and ongoing success.

The launching of our new Planned Giving Newsletter, Focus on the Future, in the spring of 2010 enabled us to showcase the renaming of our Legacy Society (now the Marie-Rose Duro-cher Legacy Society, in memory of the Foundress of the Sisters of the Holy Names) and to share stories of our very generous Legacy Society members. After receiving the newsletter, alumni and friends recognized the importance of assisting HNU in furthering its mis-sion of education, and alerted us about their remembrance of the University. HNU is indeed blessed! Should you wish to learn more about the power of planned giving, please contact Sister Carol Sellman at (510) 436-1265 or [email protected].

Planned GivingThe Power of Future Gifts

Maura Kelly Koberlein ‘84


Agnes Vinson Anderson ’46 Mary Vinson Anderson ’44 Anonymous (10) Maria Elena Armanino-Lawbaugh ’63 Donna McNeill Baylor ’61Rose Batori Bertolero ’38 † Gertrude Blackstock ’32 † Steven Borg ’86 and Betsy Fabro-Borg ’86 Lucillia Bezerra Boyd ’42 Kathryn Wrona Brooks ’70 Fannie Garrett Brown ’69 † Anthony and Andrea Brearcliffe Bryant ’60 Dorothy Walsh Buckley ’33 †Norma Caldera Cabral ’42 Ross and Lillian Cadenasso LoEtta Fredinburg Cadman ’57 Claire McAleer Canning ’48 Mary Ruth Carleton Gene † and Edith Carney †Carmelo Carone †Vernon and Barbara Fahey Chase ’56 Kai-Yun Chiu †Kathleen Agnes Connelly ’64 Flo Ann Hackim Connors ’46 John W. and Mary McDonald Coykendall ’48 John N. † and Rosalyn M. Demling †Lucina A. Dineen † Marguerite Cunningham Dobbins ’31 † Eva Lohmann Dodd ’48 † Cari Dominguez Nancy Langan Edmonds ’51 †

Patricia W. Engstrom †Dawn Evans Erdelatz ’50 † Wyn ErnestHelen Trahan Farschon ’65 Rita M. Felix ’62 John J. and Anne Sanchez Fleming ’59 Dr. Joyce Galeno ’53 † Mabel W. Goode † Elana Hunter Hall ’60 Rosemary N. Hallum Mary B. Harley †Shirlese Hayes ’96 Grace N. Heisler †Jeanne Poe Henderson ’62 Geraldine T. Hobgood ’48 Linda Bellini Howson ’64 Jean L. Hunter Mary Louise Hynes † Dr. Elinor R. Ives ’25 † Lois Akers Johnson ’53 Wesley L. Jones and Martha Frank-Jones Mary M. Joyce ’58Maura E. Kelly Koberlein ’84 and Derril L. Koberlein ’84 Olive S. Kinley † Inger Marie Kroman ’32 † Don † and Charlene Robbins Kunitz ’83 Patrick H. † and Iris Montano Leonard ’33 † David E. and Nadine Burrell Lipson James Loebl † Rock † and Jane Gilmer Logan Marty Loquvam †

Holy Names University is honored to acknowledge those who, with special generosity and foresight, have included Holy Names University in their estate plans. Legacy Society members include individuals and families who have created a provision in their estate plans to benefit Holy Names University and who have informed the University of their commitment.

If you have included Holy Names University in your estate plans and would like to be listed as a member of the Marie-Rose Durocher Legacy Society, please contact Carol Sellman, SNJM, Director of Planned Giving, by phone at (510) 436-1265 or by email at [email protected]. If you would not like to be listed, we will respect your wishes to remain anonymous, and would welcome the opportunity to thank you for your generosity.

Marie-Rose DurocherLegacy Society

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Gertrude Raab Lucia ’51 Aileen Mackie ’64 Alice Macrae ’37 † Cornell C. Maier Louise MarstallSharon Hawn Mata ’67 † Marna Maynard ’56 † Lu McCabe ’50 † Mona McDaniel †Neil† and Barbara McDaniel ’96 Howard † and June Hardy McFaul ’44 Patricia McGuigan ’54 Eva Rita McLean ’50 † Margaret Mealey ’33 † Jani MacGregor Medeiros ’83 Sandra Marian Miraglia ’63 Loretta Connors Morgan ’39 † Joseph † and Sheila Perkins Moura ’51 Eileenmarie Bay Mueller ’43 † Kathrine L. Butterfield Murphy ’67 † Maxine Murray †Mary K. O’Leary ’38 A. Kathleen Oliver ’61 Frances Hart Cummings Paganini ’74 Frank † and Eldora Perry Peters ’40 † Betty Powell † Mary Ann Bareilles Stainback Quittman ’55 Ann Leary Ragus ’29 † Rashaun Raymond ’81 BA, ’95 MBAAnn ReynoldsVirginia Robles ’88 † Louise † and Ron Rosequist Irene Sargent † Patricia Johnson Savage ’69 Gary J. and Joan Corey Semonella ’67 Albert T. Shine, Jr. † Shirley L. Silvani ’55 † Loretta Reilly Smith ’87 Elizabeth Anne Sousa ’42 † Robert Summers †Robert and Lorena Fragley Thorup ’51 † Mary Tigh ’55 Theresa V. Towey ’55 †Walter and Mary Truxler †Cecelia Tutt ’62 Gerald and Donna Erickson Vercesi ’68 Vivien Fiske Wake ’89Carolyn Wall Dolores Meader Walters ’51 Barbara Church Wickhorst ’49 Beth Noia Wiseman ’48 † Richard J. Woodward, Jr. †Noreen Yamaoka ’91 Michael ’86 and Diane Zumbrunnen

† Deceased


“Alumni gifts of both their time and resources are a powerful influence on the future success of our alma mater. Loyal alumni who give back to HNU are our most priceless gift.”

Julie N. Echaniz ’75, Alumni Executive Board President

The Power of Participation

Annual GivingOn September 29, 2010 and October 27, 2010, Frances Paganini ’74 and Agnieszka Winkler ’67, gra-ciously hosted receptions to welcome and introduce the University’s new President, William J. Hynes, Ph.D., to the greater Bay Area community. The alumnae host, provided the University with an invaluable opportunity to pres-ent the vision of HNU’s newest leader.

Frances Paganini ’74 is a member of the Marie-Rose Durocher Legacy Society. Agnieszka Winkler ’67, an HNU Regent, is a distinguished entrepreneur and Founder and CEO of Winkler Advertising. Each of the events helped to further the Univer-sity’s connections to an array of new individuals and community groups, thanks to Frances and Agnieszka’s participation.

Frances and Agnieszka’s contributions prove that active alumni participation is essential to furthering the HNU mission and our commitment to the full development of each student. In addition to cocktail receptions and an-nual alumni events such as Homecom-ing, the impact of alumni participation is felt by students and their families on an ongoing basis. It is because of alumni support that many of our students are able to keep their hopes, dreams, and aspirations for a successful future alive.

The Power of Introductions: Key Alumnae Introduce New President to the Bay Area Community

Agnieszka Winkler ‘67 and William J. Hynes, Ph.D.

Frances Paganini ‘74


The Ninth Annual Red Rose Golf Tournament on April 26, 2010 at the Claremont Country Club set a new fundraising record. Led by Honorary Chair, Gary Sitzmann and Co-Chairs, Steve Callaway and Matt Heafey, the event netted $110,000 to benefit the Mission Scholarship Fund.

The Tournament was not only a perfect day for a round of golf, but an invaluable opportunity for those in attendance to score two holes in one in support of HNU. During the Tour-nament’s frenzied live auction, Don Kennedy, Honorary Chair of the 2009 Red Rose Golf Tournament, stood up to recognize the late Trustee Emeritus, Neil W. McDaniel. In honor of Neil’s decades of support of the University, Don announced that he would match all gifts of $1,000 or more to the Mis-sion Scholarship Fund. In response to Don’s challenge, the auction hall burst into life as paddle after paddle rose in unison, underscoring Don’s tribute to one of the University’s greatest friends and securing much needed funds for student scholarships. At the end of the day, the funds raised from Don’s one-of-a-kind tribute, made it possible for the 2010 Tournament to exceed expectations, raising over six figures in net proceeds for the first time in the Tournament’s nine-year history.

As a critical component of the Univer-sity’s Annual Fund program, the Mis-sion Scholarship Fund is instrumental in supporting the educational aspira-tions of students who face significant financial and personal challenges in obtaining an undergraduate degree. Since the Golf Tournament’s incep-tion, approximately $750,000 has been raised in nine years to help deserving HNU students realize their dreams of a college education.

The Drive to Exceed

Two Holes in One in 2010

Expectations

Save the DateTenth Annual Red Rose

Golf Tournament

Monday, April 25, 2011

An avid golfer, the 9th Annual Red Rose Golf Tournament saluted the late

Neil W. McDaniel †

Tournament Co-Chairs, Steve Callaway (left) and Matt Heafey (right)

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Major Fremont Bank Foundation, Alan Hyman

ChaMPionshiP Emerald Packaging, Inc., Maura Kelly Koberlein ’84 Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D.Ann and Jon Reynolds Sitzmann, Morris & Lavis, Gary Sitzmann

tournaMent California Bank & Trust, Steven Borg ’86 Jim FalaschiDon and Diana Kennedy Pleasant Hill Wine Merchants The Sisters of Holy Names U.S. – Ontario Province Jim Vohs WestCallawayStotka Insurance, Steve and Sharon Callaway

university Barrett Business Services, Inc., Vince Sinni and Jason CarterDiamond Janitorial Service Goats R Us Matt and Margaret Heafey Neil W. McDaniel † McGuire & Hester Foundation, George Malpass The Men’s Wearhouse, George Zimmer MG Remediation, Inc., Peter Mandel Clark and Amara Morrison Vartain Law Group, Michael Vartain Vincent Electric Motor Company

red AMA Auto Care, Amir Beganovic Rick Barbieri Bay Area Carpet Bob McCloskey Insurance Steven Borg ’86 and Betsy Fabro-Borg ’86 Cole Supply Crane Pest Control Bud Crist Diamond Janitorial ServiceJulie N. Echaniz ’75 Epicurean Group John Fellner, The Graphic Resource, LLC Dave and Jackie Fenton Peggy Huntington Jack’s Tree Service

Thomas and Marily Johnson Arnold Lim Pacheco Brothers Gardening, Inc. Tom and Sue Smegal Frank B. Smith and Loretta Reilly Smith ’87 Woodland Stairs, John Gish

in-Kind donors Bruce Bauer and West Coast Vending Food Services, Inc. Steve and Sharon Callaway Pleasant Hill Wine Merchants Epicurean Group Jim Falaschi Grgich Hills EstateMatt and Margaret Heafey HNU President’s Cabinet Glenn Isaacson Mike Kress Jane Logan Dave Minolli Lyal Nickals Florist, Inc.Ann and Jon Reynolds Richmond Country Club Carol Sellman SNJM BA ’69, MA ’78 Sequoyah Country Club Gary and Lindy SitzmannMike Verlander, DuMol Winery Judy Wainwright ’65 and Jim Mitchell

† Deceased

9th Annual Red Rose Golf Sponsors and Contributors


“ The HEDCO Technology Support Center shows that we can have a vision, and that we can be bold, and that we can deliver despite hard economic times. This facility demonstrates an eye towards the future of our University.”

Elena Olkhovskaya, Ph.D., HNU Director of Information Technology

Located in the center of Bren-nan Hall and flanked by the Joyce and Rodger Dobell Academic Wing to the north and the Y & H Soda Foundation Student Center Wing to the south, the HEDCO Technology Support Center (TSC) is the new, smart heart of the Holy Names University campus. A priority component of the $1.861 mil-lion Student Center capital campaign, the TSC links student and academic services to meet the research and instructional needs of both faculty and students. Featuring wide screen Mac computers, integrated multi-platform technology, and geometric moveable tables suited for flexible pedagogical groupings or individual study, the TSC is the University’s premier high-tech collaborative learning environment.

All of the equipment acquired was made possible by a generous grant from The Fletcher Jones Foundation.

“When the renovation project came about, we saw the project as an excel-lent opportunity to not only upgrade the community’s technological re-sources, but also to create a visible, accessible and creative space for faculty and students” said Elena Olkhovskaya, Ph.D., HNU Director of IT.

Since the TSC’s grand opening in the spring of 2010, Elena’s team has continued to receive an overwhelming number of reservation requests from students and faculty who use the new facility for meetings, workshops and

classes. “One of the key concepts of the Technology Support Center is flexibil-ity. We designed it in such a way that you can use desktops, notebooks, or bring your own; it doesn’t matter. With the SMART Board, you can share presentations, but also have conferenc-ing capabilities so that a student in the back row can project their work from their screen and share it with rest of the class” shared Elena.

From a faculty perspective, the collab-orative nature of the TSC is conducive to sharing information with students and discussing ideas instead of having students huddling around one comput-er screen. “I use the HEDCO Tech-nology Support Center for lab-based mathematics classes where I teach two sections of Math, one traditional lecture class and an online class featur-ing ALEKS, an artificially intelligent system that continually assesses each student’s mastery of the course objec-tives and prescribes an individualized course of instruction,” commented Christian Aviles-Scott, M.Ed, HNU Lecturer in Mathematics. “By having the students work in the Technology Support Center, I can act as a one-on-one tutor when necessary” he shared.

Thanks to the support of loyal donors, the new HEDCO Technology Support Center affirms and embraces the University’s technology vision as a modern, mobile and digital campus.

The Power of Philanthropy to Advance Technology at HNU

Advancing EducationThe Power of Technology

Thea Maestre, Ph.D., Chair of Education Department demonstrates

HNU’s newest technology


“Holy Names is blessed to have been the beneficiary of Neil’s wisdom and support. Through the power of philanthropy, Neil’s legacy lives on in the 21st century face of our campus community.”

Dav Cvitkovic, MBA, Vice President for University Advancement

Throughout his life, the late Neil W. McDaniel, Trustee Emeritus, harnessed the power of philanthropy to inspire others to achieve their dreams. Student by student, campaign by cam-paign, Neil’s contributions personified the philanthropic might of the human spirit, and its ability to imbue 21st cen-tury academic excellence for the Holy Names community.

Neil passed away peacefully on Sun-day, September 5, 2010. His personal mantra was “integrity, performance, and improvement.” He demonstrated these qualities to the Holy Names com-munity when he became a Holy Names University Regent in 1983 and later as a Trustee and member of the University’s Institutional Advancement Committee.

Neil’s leadership and strategic direction provided the necessary foundation to champion the University through all facets of its philanthropic endeavors. Neil gave his support and guidance to several Holy Names University efforts covering the full spectrum of support including capital, endowment, legacy and Annual Fund gifts. He gave his support to the Valley Center for the Performing Arts campaign, the Science Facilities Reconstruction Project, the campaign for the newly-renovated Student Center in Brennan Hall, the Michael Feinstein Benefit Concerts, the Annual Red Rose Golf Tourna-ment benefiting the Mission Scholar-ship Fund and the many scholarships he funded.

The power of Neil’s philanthropy is infectious; it spreads like a wild fire in the generous ways it inspires individu-als to achieve their best and to influ-ence others. Take for example, Maria Harrington ’04, founder of the Teach English in Chiapas Project. Maria is just one of several recipients of the various scholarships Neil established. Thanks to Neil’s generous support, Maria and countless other HNU stu-dents had the opportunity to embrace the transformative Holy Names educa-tional experience.

“The service learning portion of my education gave me focus and a founda-tion,” said Maria of her time at HNU. The opportunity to mature within an academic community rich in the values of social justice empowered Maria to positively affect the lives of others. According to Maria, “I learned to be not only a member, but also an activist in the community.” For generations to come, Neil’s generosity will continue to be felt by the lives impacted by the contributions of students like Maria.

In 2008, the University bestowed upon Neil its highest community honor, the Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters, recognizing his contributions to the University. “Holy Names is blessed to have been the beneficiary of Neil’s wisdom and support. Through the power of philanthropy, Neil’s legacy lives on in the 21st century face of our campus community,” stated Dav Cvitkovic, Vice President for University Advancement.

One Man’s Everlasting Gift to the Holy Names University Community

The Power of One ManExponential

Neil W. McDaniel † (right) at the 2007 President’s Dinner with James

P. Kelly (left) and Andrew Wilson ‘08 (middle)


“ I wish future graduates the same blessing I received from HNU. The Uni-versity gave me a foundation on which I built my life. Who I am and what I became is because of Holy Names. This wouldn’t be possible without the power of loyal friends and contributors.”

Nga Do ‘98, 2009 Alumni Awards Recipient

The Power of Loyal FriendsContributors

The Impact of a Lifetime: Edwin Etienne Raphel October 22, 1919 – November 3, 2010 We recognize and remember Ed (Edwin) Etienne Raphel, HNU Trustee and former Regent, who passed way on November 3, 2010. A successful businessman, an hon-orable War World II veteran, and charitable community leader, Ed’s contributions helped to move forward the HNU mission for lifetimes to come. Ed was a devoted leader behind multiple university initiatives, including supporting the recently estab-lished Frieda Mary Nassif Endowment, the Valley Center for the Performance Arts campaign, the Science Facilities Reconstruction Project, and the campaign for the newly renovated Student Center in Brennan Hall. We are blessed to have benefited from Ed’s friendship. He is survived by Josephine, his wife of 63 years, and their four children.

The Adams FamilyAgnes V. Anderson ‘46 Harold † and Mary T. Vinson Anderson ‘44 Anonymous (2)The Bank of America Foundation Gertrude M. Blackstock ‘32 † Dorothy W. Buckley ‘33 † The California Endowment California Postsecondary Education Commission Clorox Company Foundation The Honorable Carol A. Corrigan ‘70 Paula Deluca † John N. Demling † Patricia W. Engstrom ‘50 † Dawn M. Erdelatz ‘50 † and John S. Erdelatz †William E. Figara The Fletcher Jones Foundation Fremont Bank Foundation Margaret G. Sweeney Gardiner † Jules and Barbara Carlin Glaser ‘47 Mabel W. Goode † Adolphus E. Graupner, Jr † and Margaret Stuart Graupner † Bill Hannon Foundation The Heafey FamilyWilliam Randolph Hearst Foundation HEDCO Foundation Michael and Maureen Hester FoundationWilliam & Flora Hewlett Foundation Geraldine T. Hobgood ‘48 The Humanitas Foundation Jean L. Hunter Alan Hyman Independent Colleges of Northern California The James Irvine Foundation

The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation Mary M. Johansen † Kaiser Permanente W. M. Keck Foundation The J.C. Kellogg Foundation James and Rosaleen Collins Kelly ‘55 Gerry † and Howard Korth Kresge Foundation Noelle Leca and Michael Moradzadeh Dean S. † and Margaret L. Lesher † David E. Lipson and Nadine Burrell Rock † and Jane Gilmer Logan The J. M. Long Foundation Thomas J. Long Foundation Cecilia Lucas † The MacGillivray Family Alice Macrae ‘37 † Cornell C. Maier Margoes Foundation Rose Adelle Marsh ‘35 Marna A. Maynard ‘56 † Nikki Maziasz ‘01Mona L. McDaniel ‘37 † Neil † and Barbara McDaniel ‘96 Glenn E. † and Eva Rita McLean ‘50 † Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Ursula M. Moran ‘30 † Loretta P. Morgan ‘39 † Edward † and Barbara Morrill† Grace A. Murphy † Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D. Oliver O. † and Lucille E. Orrick † Joan A. Payden Edwin † and Josephine Raphel Dolores H. Raskob † and Dudley R. Kennedy James B. and Elizabeth M. Rettig † Ann and Jon Reynolds

Laurance Rockefeller Ronald V. Rosequist S. H. Cowell Foundation Irene † and Charles R. Sargent † Raleigh and Claire Ahern Shaklee Albert T. Shine, Jr. † Frank N. Sim † Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Loretta R. Smith ‘87 Y & H Soda Foundation Robert W. Summers † The Sweeney and Gardiner Families Nancy SweetlandTheresa Towey ‘55 † Eugene † and Catherine Trefethen †Upward BoundWayne and Gladys Valley Foundation James A. Vohs Carolyn Wall The Whalen Family Foundation Agnieszka Winkler ‘67 and Art Lund Richard and Beth Noia Wiseman ‘48 †Richard J. Woodward, Jr. † and Irene Campbell Woodward George and Lorri Zimmer

† Deceased

Recognizing gift totals of $100,000 or more during their lifetime

Life Members


Mother Marie rose soCiety

($250,000 to $499,999)Glenn E. † and Eva Rita McLean ‘50 † Robert W. Summers † Theresa Towey ‘55 † ($100,000 to $249,999)The Fletcher Jones Foundation ($50,000 to $99,999) Gene † and Edith Carney † Helen P. Fite ‘59 † and Horace E. Fite HEDCO Foundation Geraldine T. Hobgood ‘48 The Schaeffer Family ($25,000 to $49,999)Rock † and Jane Gilmer Logan Lu McCabe ‘50 † Rosemarie Nassif, SSND, Ph.D. Joseph and Sue Raphel Ann and Jon Reynolds S.H. Cowell Foundation Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary Nancy Sweetland George and Lorri Zimmer ($10,000 to $24,999)California Bank & Trust – Steven N. Borg ’86 James and Theresa Falaschi Fremont Bank Foundation – Alan Hyman Joseph and Mary Hester The J.C. Kellogg Foundation James and Rosaleen Kelly ‘55 Donald and Diana Kennedy Cornell C. Maier Nikki Maziasz ‘01O’Shea Foundation Edwin † and Josephine Raphel Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities Ronald V. RosequistFrank and Loretta Reilly Smith ‘87 James A. Vohs Whalen Family Foundation Agnieszka Winkler ‘67 and Art Lund Richard and Beth Noia Wiseman ‘48 †

Founder’s soCiety

($5,000 to $9,999)Anonymous (3)Emerald Packaging, Inc.Helen Trahan Farschon ‘65Robert and Marie Damrell Gallo ‘57Elizabeth V. GardenerMary HeafeyCarol A. Hubert ‘59Hugh & Hazel Darling FoundationWesley Jones and Martha Frank-JonesMaura Kelly Koberlein ‘84 and Deril Koberlein ‘84 The MacGillivray Family Joan A. Payden

Mary Ann Quittman ‘55Y & H Soda Foundation

regent’s CirCle

($2,500 to $4,999)The Bank of America FoundationRose Batori Bertolero ‘38 †Melanie ‘64 and Jerome BlahaAnthony and Andrea Brearcliffe Bryant ‘60 Steven A. and Sharon CallawayJim DanielsPatricia W. Engstrom ‘50 †William E. FigaraLuis Guerra ‘02 and Maria Panesi-Guerra ‘02Elana Hunter Hall ‘60 Margaret and Matt HeafeyIntel FoundationNeil † and Barbara McDaniel ‘96Shawn M. O’ConnorJames B. and Elizabeth M. Rettig † Sitzmann-Morris-Lavis IncorporatedMoshe and Ella SternbergMichael J. VartainWells Fargo FoundationStephen and Theresa Rush Woo ‘85

President’s CirCle

($1,000 to $2,499)Anonymous (2)Evelyn A. AshcroftAT&T Foundation Matching Gifts ProgramTodd C. BakerRichard BarbieriBarrett Business Services, Inc.Nina and Donald C. BentleyMarice Bezdek ‘62Dr. Jean C. Born Fay L. Bower, DNScMary G. BrownDorothy W. Buckley ‘33 †Lillian and Ross CadenassoMary ‘48 and John CoykendallDiamond Services & Supply Co.David W. FentonDr. Joseph FinkPhillips and Sheila GibsonWoodland StairsMarguerite McKinnon Hill ‘52Catharine E. Holt ’94 Glenn and Gabriella IsaacsonMary Margaret Joyce ‘58Michael and Linda Lee KressPeggy Ball Liskey ‘46Carol Costa Mahoney ‘69Maria ‘67 and Jack MalleyJohn and Mary MarinshawRose Adelle Marsh ‘35Lizbeth Martin

Nancy MartzMcGuire and HesterMary Van Valkenburgh McNamara ‘53Margaret D. McPhee Reich ‘39The Men’s Wearhouse, Inc.MG RemediationDolores ‘74 and Carl MonismithRandall C. MorrisonChristina Moulson ‘69Mary Alice Muellerleile Ph.D.Janice Ornellas ‘96Terry OyarzunRita Olsen Pister ‘47Pleasant Hill Wine MerchantsRuth B. Ryan-Hanlon ‘44Lindy and Gary SitzmannMike SlosbergDarlene ‘87 and Richard SmithMary Dwyer Spellman ‘53Stephen StahleThomas C. ThatcherAlvin L. ThomaCecelia J. Tutt ‘62The Uplands Family FoundationEleanor Winkenbach Van Loon ‘50 †Ronald J. VincentVincent Electric Motor CompanySusan M. Vinella-Brusher ‘91Judith A. Wainwright ‘65 and Jim MitchellBarbara A. Wickhorst ‘49Jayne WilliamsRaynor Youngdahl

adele Keys giBson CluB ($500 to $999)Todd Adler Fernando Arias Bay Area Contract Carpets, Inc Maryanne Bertram ‘62 and John Ayer Corwin and Caroline Booth Teresa ‘43 † and William Brusher Chevron TexacoLouis CiapponiKathleen A. Connelly ‘64The Honorable Carol A. Corrigan ‘70, JDDav K. Cvitkovic M. Kathleen Dobbins ‘60Mary J. Duncan ‘77 Julie ‘75 and Tom Echaniz Denise Mezek Epes ‘64Epicurean Group Henry Espinal Jenifer J. Finch ‘04 Roberta Fogerty ‘72Gerald and Arlene Senger Fox ‘57Elizabeth ‘51 and John Frei †Robert A. Galindo Dr. Mary E. Gallo ‘95 Meline A. Giannini ‘67

Honor Roll Recognizing contributions made July 1, 2009 - July 30, 2010

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Linda M. Gonsalves Joanne Archibald Hawke ‘62Shirlese M Hayes ‘96Joan Bianchi Heffernan ‘65Beth Harris Hoenninger ‘88Barbara E. Hood ‘70Betty Jean Bloom Hopkins ‘61 Mary Joanne Irwin ‘59Cynthia A. Jay ‘96Clay and Kathi Cummings Jordan ‘64Kenneth R. KeefnerJackie Stevenson Kennedy ’00, ‘03Stacy Leier-Valentine ‘04The Leo J. & Celia Carlin Fund Nathalia O. T. Lie ‘72George Golden and Deanna Louie ‘64 Kathleen Kosiorowski Lovell ‘69 Maureen Lubben Felicia Mak ‘01Jerry A. Martinez ‘64Stephen McAuliffe Mary Jean McLaughlin ‘72 Steve and Patricia McLoughlin McMahon ‘64 Tomas Melohn Jacqueline Blanquie Moran ‘47 †Julia Morrell ‘48Mary Burke Morris ‘62Jack MyersDaniel J. Nassif Carol ‘64 and George Nobori Judith M. O’Leary ‘89Ethel J. Paap Stephanie J. Paula ‘65Vernalda Powell Judith Radovcich ‘63Glenn R. Rogers David and Eugenia Ruegg San Francisco Musical Fund Society School Sisters of Notre Dame Larry and Monica Jepson Satterthwaite ‘70Cynthia Ebbesen Savell ‘61Mary Louise Schuster ‘62Elizabeth ‘57 and Al Selfa Carol C. Sung ‘09Rose M. Tassielli ‘58Maria E. Tira ‘55Denise Travis ‘70Mary † and Walter A. Truxler Ron and Eileen Brosnan Weston ‘62Stephanie A. Whalen ‘66

Clara MCgary White CluB

($250 to $499)A.P. Ciccarelli FarmsFrances Pahl Alling ‘67Melanie ‘65 and Michael AndersenCorinne ‘58 and Gerald ArthurJoan Atkinson ‘49

Dorothy Rossick Bachand ‘47Mary L. Baur ‘51Robert and Elaine Benoit ‘64 Dorothy Letcher Bentley ‘69James and Marcia BerrymanBarbara BlundenAlice B. BrownChristine Burns ‘70 Norma Caldera Cabral ‘42Judith Botelho Cain ‘64Michaele Powell Call ‘64David E. CannonRoseanne Chamberlain ‘72Barbara Ruddy Ciccarelli ‘61Clorox Company Foundation, Employee Giving CampaignCole Supply Co., IncMary Conley ‘51Pat and Julie Wellington Contestable ‘61Judy A. Craig ‘66Michael DeslerKathleen M. Doerr ‘68Mary Ann Dombrink-Kurtzman, Ph.D. ‘68Maureen M. Dunn ‘70Evelyn Eligio ‘05 and Felix TorresGayle Engle ‘05Susan Schmoll Fitts ‘66Anne Sanchez Fleming ‘59Margaret Houlihan Focha ‘51Joe and Nonette FranekMargaret Humbracht Garner ‘75Betty Moffitt Grady ‘43Judith GreigSheila Hughes Gronemeyer ‘62Dolores Grunbaum, Ph.D.Boyd Clifford HamiltonDonald B. Hawkey ‘00Jackie McAuley Hayes ‘51Eva Ennis Healey ‘51Alicia M. Herrera ‘70Eileen L. Hesch ‘67Rebecca M. Hinkley ‘96Mary Hould ‘55Peggy HuntingtonIBM International FoundationMaureen Sullivan Jacobs ‘58Judie Mitchell Johnson ‘63Marily F. JohnsonAl V. JonesKeith M. JonesTeresa Ward Jung ‘70Mark ‘88 and Anne C. Dunlap-Kahren ‘88 Kaiser Permanente Community Giving CampaignAllan and Louise KaufmanKathleen Grandi King ‘67Kristie ‘97 and Fredrick KnollDr. Grace LarsenSusan E. Lawrence ‘66

Colette Van-Lan Vu Le ‘80Dorothy Lee ‘73Sharon Bastiani Levaggi ‘59Cecilia ‘51 and Andrew F. LowGertrude Raab Lucia ‘51Judith Ann Lutenske ‘79Aileen Mackie ‘64Carmel MahoneyJune MarinoffC. Thomas MartzFrances Souza Matarrese ‘49Christie ‘63 and David McCarthyPatricia Murphy McCormick ‘51Marisa A. McDonald OSF ‘78Winifred McKinnon ‘65Donald A. McQuadePhilip R. MelnickEileen and David MendezMichael MillerThomas and Janet DeLuca Moran ‘67Sheila A. Moura ‘51Grace Murphy-Jenkins ‘02Betty NakasoneJohn M. NassifNortheast Utilities FoundationSeana M. O’Shaughnessy ‘95Ellen ‘64 and Gerald OiclesMary L. Padley ‘69Paula M. Pardini ‘67Sheri L. Paulo ‘84Susan K. PerezJulie and Michael Petrini ‘77 Diana I. Rodriguez ‘95Julianne ‘86 and Thomas RichardsonBarbara A. Rogers ‘78Barbara Domyancic Ruane ‘62Mary Gilpatric Russell ‘51Kathleen Ryan-Blaufuss ‘08 Janet Saalfeld ‘95Peggy Boldizsar Schatz ‘52Kristin Schnieders ‘67Theresa Shackelford ‘71Jen SlusserRobert G. SlykerBarbara Wisnewski Smith ‘62Morgan SmithKathleen ‘94 and Richard SoubletJeanne and Andrew StevensonFrederick and Linda Ramezzano Story ‘64 Patricia White Sunseri ‘52Patricia L. Taormino ‘64Janice Thorpe ‘90Rosemary Randall Trei ‘66Dr. Hikmet and Marilyn Ucok ‘74Diane Van Loben SelsVerizon FoundationGeorge P. VilaAnn Feyen Walsh ‘66Debra Yau Aia

Recognizing contributions made July 1, 2009 - July 30, 2010


Ann Rowland Young ‘58Monica Connor Young ‘63Patricia Canty Zavadil ‘57

CuPola CluB

($100 to $249)Kathleen Abler ‘68 Mary V. Silva Ackerman ‘45Kathleen A. Adleman ‘68 LaVerne Murillo Aguirre ‘65 Ann Louise Alderman, Ph.D. ‘93Patricia Allegretti ‘68 Elizabeth Arden Allen ‘63AMA Auto CareBarbara J. Anderson Anonymous (3)Robert A. Antczak Alan and Helen Appleford Carol A Sousa Avery ‘87 Louise G. Bacigalupi ‘53 Angela Campbell Backman ‘58 F. Louise Baczuk ‘67 John and Micaela Mena Baker, JD ‘68 Patricia Balue ‘47 Mary Frances Corcoran Barranti ‘66Terese Tse Bartholomew ‘65 Patricia Barton Betsy Sullivan Bazdarich ‘71 Evelyn S. Becker Jeremey L. Bedford ‘65 Montel E. Beeson ‘79 Myra Bel Fiore John Bendz Dr. Helen Benjamin Mildred and Edward Bennett Mary Ann Benson John A. Biberdorf Leah Bigalow ‘50 Mimi Tieburg Bini ‘65 Robert and Sandra Blasser ‘66 Robert BloemkerLynne Garibotti Blower ‘64 Mary Helen Schuette Boex ‘57 Lucillia Boyd ‘42 Diane Ilardi Bozzini ‘62 Dr. Margaret S. Branson ‘62 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Breuer ‘53 Remonda Britton ‘72 Kathy Wrona Brooks ‘70 Virginia Jurgens Brown ‘55 Laura ‘03 and Michael Bucedi Al and Rita Bucher ‘54 Nancy Moran Buckley ‘54 Leta and Robert S. Bushyhead Susan Kroske Bystrom ‘66 Dorothy Siri Callaghan ‘69 Margaret ‘48 and James Callahan Robert Callan

Sandra Calloway ‘77 Frank and Grace Campbell ‘68 Nancy Cantrell Richard Carll Evelyn T. Carr ‘83Kathy Marcone Carrasco ‘64 Mary Lucey Carson ‘44 Elizabeth M. Chadwick ‘42 Judith C. Chan ‘94 Nancy Pekkari Charlson ‘65 Julie N. Charters ‘06 Carole Chicoine ‘65 Patricia M. Christensen ‘71 Antoinette Ciapponi Mary Pat Cirivilleri ‘54 Deborah Cline-Monaco ‘64 Victoria Coad Richard Collings Kathleen Rebello Collins ‘68 Anita Comelo ‘89 Flo Ann Connors ‘46 Lana Halstead Cooney ‘62 Alfred J. Cooper ‘69 James Cooper ‘73 Shirley May Cooper ‘56 Scott S. Corvin Bette and Martin Covington Crane Pest Control Janice Criddle Bud and Ardis Crist Dr. Patricia A. Crowley ‘77 Candice L. Lawscha-Cummings The Most Reverend John S. Cummins Francine R. Cunneen ‘61 Frances Gowen Curry ‘48 Barbara Dale ‘64Joanne and Terry A. Dale Constance Rourk Dalton ‘71 Mary Damianakes ‘83 Phisaline Daniels Sakti and Maya Das J. Kent and Susan Galasso Davis ‘64 Mary Byrne Dawe ‘75 Barbara Zimmerman Dev ‘61 Michael D. Devito Kathleen J. Dombrink ‘67 Patricia L. Dombrink ‘63 Cari M. Dominguez James Donahue Laurie F. Donegan ‘53 Marilyn Dougherty ‘50 Mabelle Au Douglass ‘94 Meredith Doupe Sheila T. Dowd ‘47 Steve Doyle Suzanne McCall Duff ‘66 Kathleen Dunlap ‘60 Therese Joyce Dunleavy ‘63 Vivian R. Easton ‘89

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Erly G. Guido Xiomara Guillen Alexandra Guliano ‘88Ellen Davis Gustie ‘71John Hadsell Marcie Haduca Jack Hallahan Patricia T. Ham ‘54Robert W. Ham ‘08Mary G. Hamadeh ‘72Rita J Hamilton ‘88Carol Hanika ‘70Alice G. Hannah Marceline L. Harding ‘85Beverly Harrison ‘69Glen Hashimoto Christine M. Hatcher ‘74Mary M. Hearns ‘06Claudia M. Heaton ‘71Frances E. Heaton ‘69Tim Henning Mark P. Henriques ‘85Dr. Maureen P. Hester, SNJM ‘64Katharine Heumann Bill Holland John L. Holt Suezhen Hong ‘08Helene Seaborn Hopson ‘45Mary J. Howard Linda Bellini Howson ‘64Irena Y. Huang ‘71Roger Huddlestone Jean Hunter M. Lorraine Hurley ‘53Mary Agnes Meader Huston ‘62Tamea Lee Isham ‘66Marguerite Bargiachi Jacklich ‘62Janis Chew Jang ‘74Susan C. Jensen ‘87Judy Jensvold ‘79Thomas and Carole Cruz Jobe ‘64 Katherine Zimmerman Johnson ‘67Melissa B. Johnson ‘87Elaine G. Johnson ‘64Dr. Doreen Jones ‘67 Robert C. Jost ‘01John and Mollie-O Shanley Judge ‘50Jim Julian Mary Anne Kaarto ‘58Stanley S. Kahn Marilyn J. Kane ‘58Marjorie J. Kane ‘84Judy Kapatoes Mary F. M. Karne ‘76Ann Kasameyer Rochelle Frost Kaven ‘58The Kearney Family Norine C. Keeley ‘59Linda T. Keeney


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Joy Osborn Stuchlik ‘50Jo Hafner Sturtevant ‘59Janet Hilken Sullivan ‘49Kathleen Sullivan ‘74Charlotte D. Sun ‘74Barbara Warren Sundahl ‘68Mrs. Thomas J. Swartz ‘76Dorothy H. Sweeney John and Joanne Sweet ‘75 Luke Szymanski Carolyn M. Tamony ‘59Jack and Barb Tardieu ‘48Stephen E. Taylor ‘77Rosa Linda Tejada ‘79Maxine G. Thayer ‘54Norman R. Therkelson ‘77Joyce W. Thomas ‘72Mary-Ann McDonald Thomason ‘41Marylynne Thompson ‘87Theresa Eagan Thut ‘71Michael S. Tierney ‘88Margery Tipper ‘72Louise M. Todd Cope ‘95Katie Joe Tom ‘58Diane Osgood Torp ‘55Sandra Volpone Traverso ‘70Gretchen Maeshner Trent ‘55Kenneth Tunny Diane Twomey ‘75Idara E. Udo Jane Clare Upp ‘63Kathryn L. Utke ‘06Sarah Valdes ‘96Elizabeth M VanEerde ‘94Laura A. Vaughn ‘99Mary Joan Vera ‘66Josephine Verri ‘63Jean M. Vetro ‘77Celia Vollov ‘73Valerie V. Voorhies ‘64Rita M. Wainwright ‘66Patricia Walsh Dolores Meader Walters ‘51Lin-Lin Wang ‘05Kirk Warren Surrena Washington ‘97Edmund Weingart Jeanenne Marie Weis ’53 , SNJMJean Welch ‘72Barry Weprin ‘07Sally E. West ‘04Judith Moore White ‘67Tekla White ‘80Donald White Virginia L. Whitfield ‘98Carol Whiting Eloisa Williams ‘94Mildred W. Williams ‘73Pat Lundy Wipf ‘64

Patricia Crampton Wochnick ‘56Pauline C. Wong ‘09Alice Bernice Woodhead ‘76Pat L. Wortner Regina McAdoo Wrin ‘50Ed Wrona Reiji Yaganishita Rosalie Taglio York ‘44Monica Yoshinaga ‘69Joan D. Zappettini ‘91

triButes Gifts have been received in honor of the following:

Class of 1951 Helen Bilse Cox ‘51 Class of 1964 Patricia L. Taormino ‘64 Class of 1969 Margaret K. Vinson ‘69 Sister Miriam Daniel Fahey ‘48 MA Clay and Kathi Cummings Jordan ‘64 Sister Mary Christine Fleitz ‘38 Evelyn A. AshcroftNeil W. McDaniel †Leta and Robert S. BushyheadMary and Gino Parducci Anna Parducci Ratto ‘58 Donna Jo PhilipsGarry L. Philips Ed Raphel †Rock † and Jane Gilmer Logan Mary Gerken Roslansky ‘49 Anonymous Mary Schmitt Anonymous Sister Carol Sellman ‘69 BA, ‘78 MA Ann and Jon Reynolds Loretta R. Smith ‘87 Julia SmithMyrtle N. Olien

in MeMory Gifts received in memory of the following:

Mary Anderson, SNJMCatharine E. Holt ‘94 Frances A. Andorka ‘40 Denise Travis ‘70 James J. Bertram ‘62 Maryanne Bertram ‘62 and John Ayer C. Jean BigelowBette and Martin Covington


Mary R. Brearcliffe Sheila T. Dowd ‘47 Ann Bradley Eliassen ‘60 Maureen Sullivan Jacobs ‘58 Deborah Ogden Vernalda PowellAnne Rossick Candia ‘46 Dorothy Rossick Bachand ‘47 Donald Canobbio The Kearney Family Anne Doyle The Kearney Family Catherine Eames ‘43 Florence O’Leary Schrupp ‘43 Bette Gallagher Tunney ‘43 Albert C. and Ava A. Ebbesen Cynthia Ebbesen Savell ‘61 Helen Penny Fite ‘59 Horace E. FiteAnne Sanchez Fleming ‘59 Pat Brown Forgatsch ‘66 Carole Chicoine ‘65 John Frei Sheila A. Moura ‘51 Dr. Harry Gay Melvin and Dorothy Abreu Dr. Wil Jordan Dr. Margaret S. Branson ‘62 Sharon Hawn Mata Judith Moore White ‘67 Jacqueline Blanquie Moran ‘47 Jackie McAuley Hayes ‘51 John D. and Virginia Moran Rarig ‘48 Joseph S. Moura Jackie McAuley Hayes ‘51 Sheila A. Moura ‘51 Catherine McGovern Nagy ‘48 Mary ‘48 and John Coykendall Monica Klimas Peiffer ‘64 Carol V. Fleitz, SNJM ‘64 Evelyn C. PettermannJackie McAuley Hayes ‘51 Philip D. Quittman Marjorie Giordano ‘55 Elizabeth Micke Sarina ‘57 Alfred T. SarinaConstance Ryan Stefani ‘57 Dorothy J. Reed Lillian Filippa Sullivan ‘43 Bette Gallagher Tunney ‘43 Lorena Fragley Thorup ‘51 Mary Conley ‘51 Judy Kapatoes Janice M. Paxman Robert C. Thorup John J. Tunney Bette Gallagher Tunney ‘43

Elizabeth “Bettie” Ann Violich ‘46 Patricia M. Christensen ‘71 Neil C. Day Carmel Mahoney Patricia Zumstein ‘72

in-Kind donations A Little Piece of HeavenA.G. Ferrari FoodsArcadis U.S., Inc.Bon Voyage LuggageBonnie MaguireCafé GalleriaColor-Me-MineDenise Machado-PotestioFace Reality Acne ClinicFarmstead Cheeses and WinesFuddruckers, ConcordHilda ManHNU Bookstore

Anonymous (2)Mona BernsteinMark Badger and Martha BreenJoan CardellinoElinor Barron and J.S. ChinMonica and Robert ChoyPaul Gertler and Kathy EyreKirsten I. FindlayMargie and Andy GillPeter and Katherine GlaessnerLaura Natkins and Peter GradjanskyDavid Flack and Elizabeth MullerEdith GutterresBridgett and Shawn O’ConnorJohn and Connie HartungHeather HawkinsAlison HeymanJanyce and David HoytAnn IversenJian JinSharon JobsonTracy and Edgar JohnsonLisa and Juan JonesAmy Herman and Raymond KennedyDavid GreenHallie LlamasJune Kamerling and Dana MeyerArnold Gutlaizer and Lisa NorrisBluestein FamilyAnet OverbyKatherine ReadGeorge Marinos and Susan Retta

David LenikDirk Rosen and Pam RichThe Rubin FamilyKristy SarconiLeda SchulakThe Schwartz FamiyDori A. SproulPeter SproulMarjorie and Dan Stamper-KurnNell Stowers-CaldeiraSuzanne and Vincent VianiMichelle WaddyJim WongIn Memoriam Bill HechtAlison Heyman Living TrustSusan AloisioSonya FosterGregory and Laura Ann GravesJeanette Inglese-Hope and Craig HopeRonald and Darlene JohnsonKaren and Bob JohnsonLynn and Lawrence LeeLinda and William MurthaSandi and Larry NewtonL.H. OkabePleasanton American Little LeagueVirginia RaveRosario and John ReimerTom and Sharon SilvaSara and Keith SouzaMichele SundbergBennie Tschirky and Margo Hammell

rasKoB institute and day sChool Thank you to our 2009 – 2010 donors to the Raskob Institute and Day School. Located on the Holy Names University campus, Raskob is a co-educational school for students from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds with language-based learning disabilities.

HomeGain.com, Inc.Honeycomb SalonJamba Juice, AlamedaKilaloLaurie HillLoretta R. Smith ‘87 Pasta Pomodoro, EmeryvillePlantronics Sound InnovationRed Boy PizzaRubio’s Fresh Mexican Grill, EmeryvilleSafeway, MontclairStarbucks, El Dorado HillsStarbucks, San LeandroStuart M. KoopThe Soccer Post, AlamedaYoung Office Solutions

† Deceased

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CONTRIBUTIONS

Source Unrestricted Restricted Totals

Alumnni $ 131,702 $ 159,640 $ 291,342

Trustees and Regents $ 94,383 $ 223,083 $ 317,466

Friends, Parents, Faculty, Students & Staff $ 111,249 $ 176,777 $ 288,026

Foundations, Corporations & Organizations $ 18,250 $ 489,127 $ 507,377

Events $ 110,135 $ 110,135

Estates $ 793,470 $ 419,000 $1,212,470

Total Contributions $1,259,189 $1,467,627 $2,726,816

Holy Names UniversityContributions from July 1, 2009 to July 30, 2010

Unrestricted Contributions

Expenditures of Contributions

Restricted Contributions

Events 8.8%

Alumni 10.5%

Friends, Parents, Faculty, Staff & Students 8.8%

Estates 63.0%

Trustees and Regents 7.5%

Foundations, Corporations, & Organizations 1.4%

63.0%10.5%

8.8%

8.8%

7.5%

1.4%

Alumni 11.0%

Estates 28.5%

Friends, Parents, Faculty, Staff & Students 12.0%

Trustees and Regents 15.2%

Foundations, Corporations, & Organizations 33.3%

12.0%

11.0%

15.2%

28.5%

33.3%

Education and general purpose 18.8%

Financial aid 5.5%75.5%

18.8%

5.5%

Plant activities 75.7%


Board of Trustees 2010-2011Ronald V. Rosequist, JD, Chair Attorney, Reed Smith Crosby Heafey, LLPJames P. Kelly, MBA, Vice ChairChairman, Emerald Packaging Inc. Steven Borg ’86, MASenior Vice President and Marketing Director, California Bank & TrustMary L. Brown Community Leader Steven A. CallawayPresident and CEO, West/Callaway/Stoka, Inc. Cynthia Canning, SNJM ’68, MACo-Director, Next Step Learning CenterThe Honorable Carol A. Corrigan ’70, JDJustice, California Supreme Court James D. Falaschi, Vice ChairManaging Principal, Jack London Square Partners Barbara E. Hood ’70, MPA President and CEO, Northern California Presbyterian Homes & Services, Inc. Alan HymanChairman of the Board, Fremont BankWilliam J. Hynes, Ph.D.President, Holy Names UniversityMary LeRoy, SNJM ’68 Consultant Jane G. Logan, PhD Community Leader

Nikki Maziasz ’01 Senior Vice President and Regional Manager (Retired), Wells Fargo Bank

Edwin E. Raphel †President, Edwin E. Raphel & Company Ann S. Reynolds, MS Community Leader Martha E. Rolley, SNJM ’72, EdDDirector, K-12 Marketing, Apple Computer, Inc. Kathleen Ross, SNJM, PhDPresident Emerita and Professor of Cross-Cultural Communication, Heritage University Loretta R. Smith ’87 Community Leader Nicki Jean Thomas, SNJM ’71, MA Principal, St. Mary’s School Daniel A. WhalenPresident, The Whalen Family Foundation Jayne W. Williams, JD Managing Principal, Meyers Nave Professional Law Group

eMeritus trustees Dr. Neil W. McDaniel †President, McDaniel & Associates

Margaret J. Mealey ’33 †Executive Director (Retired), National Council of Catholic Women Dr. James A. VohsChairman (Retired), Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.

regents William Criswell President, Criswell Associates Debra Delaney Partner, Lyal Nickals Matthew W. Heafey, MBA Realtor, Grubb Co. Realtors E. Glenn Isaacson, JDChief Executive Officer and Principal, Conversion Management Associates, Inc. Dr. Cornell C. Maier Chairman and CEO (Retired), Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation Patrick O’DeaCEO, Peet’s CoffeeMarie de Porres Taylor ’76, MA Director of Community Based Services (Retired), The Catholic Youth Organization Eileen M. Weston ’62 Assistant to the President (Retired), Pacific School of Religion Agnieszka Winkler ’67, MBA Founder, The Winkler Group Michael ZiemannChief Administrative Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Summit Bank

The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees (left to right) Alan Hyman; William J. Hynes, Ph.D.; The Honorable Carol A. Corrigan ’70, JD; Ronald V. Rosequist, JD, Chair of the Board; Cynthia Canning, SNJM ’68, MA; Mary Pat LeRoy, SNJM ’68. Absent: James P. Kelly, MBA, Vice Chair of the Board and Barbara E. Hood ’70, MPA.

exeCutive editor Dav. Cvitkovic Vice President for University Advancement

editor and Writer

John R. McCoy Director of Alumni Relations

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Stuart KoopVice President for Finance and Administration

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Carol Sellman, SNJM BA ’69, MA ’78Vice President for Mission Effectiveness

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